Bnai David Boys Worship Together
Under Auspices of Cong. Men's Club

THE JEWISH NEWS-9
Friday, February 25, 1949

Bnai Brith Women
Honor Mrs. Sims

Dr. Moloney Opens
Mental Health Series
For Council Women

Men's Clubs

Moe R. Miller, . president of
LOUIS D. BRANDEIS LODGE
of Bnai-Brith, will honor Samuel
G. Shulman by naming the next
membership, class for him.. The
lodge meets the second and
fourth Tuesday of each month at
the Rose Sittig Cohen Bldg.
Brandeis will entertain its chil-
dren at 1:30 p.m. Sunday, Feb.
27, at the Labor Zionist Institute,
Linwood and Pasadena. All
members are urged to bring their
children. Sam Greenberg and
'Harry Cohen are in charge of
the affair.

Mrs. Morris Tack, member,
ship chairman for the, Greater
Detroit Bnai Brith Women's
Council, announces that the in-
Dr. James Clark Moloney will titation class for '48-'49 will be
address the first meeting of the known as the "Matilda Sims In-
honoring Mrs.
n e w "Destination — Mental titation Class,
Health" program to be offered by
the Detroit Section, National I 7.ez.""'"
Council t of Jewish Women.
Dr. Moloney is associate pro- NW**
lessor of psychiatry at Wayne
University, a member of the
American Psychiatric Association
and the Detroit Psychoanalytic
d in
and is a c ommander
Society, an
Pisgah Women to Hear
Members of Bnai David Boys' Club, for youths of Bar Mitzvah the United States Naval Reserve.
ADL Regional Director
. age, worship together each Sunday morning at the synagogue. The He is past associate director of
club program, sponsored by the Bnai David Men's Club, features the Recorders' Court Psychiatric
Mrs. Marvin Levy, president of
religious services, Sunday breakfast meetings, and athletic activities. Clinic, and is *formerly medical di-
Pisgah Chapter of Bnai Brith
rector
of
The
Haven,
sanitarium
To help support the boys' group the Men's Club will hold a night of
Women, announces that Haskell
games at 8:30 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 26, at the synagogue social hall. at Rociriester, Mkt'. He is a past
Lazare, regional director of the
president
of
the
Society
of
Neur-
Tickets may be obtained at the door or by calling Harry Pearson,
Anti-Defamation League, will ad-
ology and Psychiatry.
chairman, TO. 8-6948.
dress the chapter - at 7 p.m. Mon-
The meeting will be held. at the
day, Feb. 28, at Beth Shmuel
Jewish Community Center at 1:30
Synagogue.
p.m. All members are _invited.
Community Council
Regional ORT
Wednesday, March 2, at 12:30
Council world affairs group
Meeting Wednesday
p.m. at the Jewish Community
Completes Plans
will discuss the equal rights
MRS _ . LEONARD SIMS
Center, there will be a member-
amendment for women at their
For Antique Show
Delegates to the Jewish Com- meeting, at - 12:45 p.m. Monday, Leonard _Sims, president of Dis- ship affair in the form of a lunch-
earl and minstrel. show, presented
munity Council will meet at 8:30 Feb. 28. Mrs. Joseph Gaylord will trict Six:
Final arrangements have been p.m., Wednesday, March 2 at the be . hostess at dessert luncheon
Mrs Sims was the ninth pres- by the Pisgah Bowling League.
made for the Antique Show and Jewish Center, it was announced preceding the meeting at her ident of the Pisgah Women's Speaker for the afternoon will
Sale to be conducted by the Mich- by Aaron Droock, president.
home, 1115 Boston Blvd. Leaders Chapter and continued her prog- be Mrs, Leonard Sims, president
igan Regional ORT from 10 a.m.
Featured on the program will in the discussion will be Mrs. Ma- ress as Sentinel and Hillel chair- of District Grand Lodge No. Six.
to 10 p.m., Monday, Feb. 28, in be a report on "The State of An- jor Seigel and - Mrs. - Isaac Ziran, man fOr Wonien's Grand Lodge
the Ballroom of the Lee Plaza ti-Semitism in Detroit," which Mrs. Oscar Schwartz will be No. Six. She is toorganizer of EGYPT RENEWS PASSPORTS
Hotel.
will survey activities of individu- _ chairman.
seven Detroit women's chapters,
ROME (JTA)—The Egyptian
Mrs. Harry Becker is president als and organizations involved in
as well as groups in Grand Consulate here has begun renew-
of the organization. Mrs. Arthur hate movements in the commu-
Bnai Brith Fetes Hitters Rapids, Lansing and Minneapolis. ing passports of Egyptian Jews
Bloom and Mrs. Milton Okun are nity.
Mrss. Sims was elected a trustee who came here following the out-
chairmen of the affair show.
Other items on the agenda will ,jubilee This Sunday
in 1948, of the Leo N. Levi Me- break of pogroms in their native
Mrs. Ellis Fisher, in charge of be a report on progress toward
morial Hospital, and is also a county.
the salesmanship, has announced the enactment of an FEPC law in
Bnai Brith Men and Women
the following members who will Michigan, a review of the pro- of Detroit will celebrate the sil- delegate to - the Women's Su-
preme Council.
assist:
posed Council budget for 1949- ver jubilee of the Bnai Brith
Mrs. Gerald Goldberg, presi-
Mesdames N. Barris, Oliver Ruby, 1950, and reports by chairmen of
Hillel Foundation at a program dent of the Greater Detroit
Robert Alpern, S. E. Gould, M. Jospey,
Harry Malbin, M. Ginsburg, Abe Le- the Council's standing committees at 8:30 -p.m. Sunday, Feb. 27, at
Women's Council, Mrs. Moe Mil
vine, A. J. Copeland, Jack Rosenberg, on community relations, internal
the Brown Memorial Chapel of ler, membership retention chair-
E. Kukes, J. Kukes, Benjamin Schlain,
J. Tansman, Jack Weinger, Sain Lands= relations, and Culture Commis- Temple Beth EL
man; Mrs. Joseph Rodman, ar-
berg, M. J. Bleier.
sion.
Rabbi Maurice Pekarsky, di-
Also Mesdathes Theoddre
An election to fill one vacancy rector of the University of Chi- rangements; Mrs. Marvin Levin,
er, Louis Tendler, Joseph Davidson,
M. Kratze, M. Fishman, F. Collier, Al- on the executive board will be cago Hillel Foundation and di- ritual chairman, and Mrs. Ber-
bert Krohn. David Ruby, Sam Meyer- held. A nominating committee
nard Goodman, publicity, are co-
rector of leadership training for
sohn, E. Atlas, I. J. Kurtz, TA, S.
Schneiderman, Harold Kukes; Robert will : submit its selection and ad- national Hillel,. will be guest operating with Mrs. Tack. The
Coggan; Samuel Mitchell, 1\inlton - Alex- ditional-nominations may be made
culminatiOn affair will take place
speaker. The...program_ also will at 8:30 p.m., Monday, March 14,
andet; IA. L. Dickman, S.• Jacobs,: L.
from the floor.
CarlSon and Louis Baniett. •
feature songs by Cantor Hyman at the Detroit Institute of Arts.
Mrs. Albert Krohn reports
Adler, musie. Fritz and
-
has
pro-
tributions from members
Center -Ten Department folk dances by, students from the
duced an unusual display of fine
Wayne University. Mlle -.
Fly to
objects which wil add to those Sponsors Essay , Contest-
presented by shops': which are co-
The Teen Age Chronicle Club, Zager Group Completes.
operating in the sale.
in cooperation with the inter- Plans for Theater Party
- -
mediate department' of the Jew-
Round Ta6le. Aide,
ish Community Center; an-
Final efforts are being put
nounces a prize essay , contest, forth for the - March 3 theater
Will •• Speak - Before-.
"A Teen Ager Looks at Purim."
party of Rabbi Mandel M. Zager
Neugarten
All teens, 13 to 18 are eligible. Chapter of 'Bnai Brith, at the
Entries Should be typewritten, Dox Theater. All proceeds will
Speaking on "Woinan'S Place from 300 to 500 words, and sent be used for Bnai .Brith philan-
On Giant Air France Luxury
in the Home," Frank J. Wurt- to Mort Goodman, at the Center, throples.. Plans are being made
smith, s director of youth activity 8904 Woodward, by 4 p.m. Thurs- for a victory rally.in April.
Constellation Airliners
of the Detroit . Round Table of daY, :March 17.
12 Hours New York to Paris
Mrs. Irving Lipson, 'Chairman,
Catholics, Jews and Protestants,
8 Hours Paris to Haifa
The . winning, writers will be urges all members and friends
will appear before members of .
to
contact
her
at
TO.
5-8767
for
honored
at
the
Teen
Club
Purim
30 DAY EXCURSION
Neugartery Medical Aid at the
tickets.
Jewish Center Monday, Feb. 28. Carnival and Dance March 19.
2 weekly-sched-
Mrs. Ben Lemberg, conserva-
uled trips from
He will speak in connection
March '24
tion chairman, asks that dues.,be
to April 30.
with Brotherhood Week after the Chapter i Drama Group
sent to her at .3280 Pasadena or
Trans-Atlantic Liner Rates
regular meeting/at 1:30 p.m., pre- Has Extensive Program
on Request
to Betty Alter, 1980 Richton.
sided over by Mrs. Norman K,
Noble.
Since its opus, "Solly's Irish
"FOR A LISTENIN' TREAT
Dessert luncheon will be served Rose" was well received at Bnai
THAT'S HARD TO' BEAT"
TRAVEL SERVICE
at 1:00 p.m. arranged by Mrs. Moshe Feb: 16, the recently-
and
Samuel Gale, hospitality chair- formed drama group of Chapter
18657 UVERNOIS
man.
One, ZOD, has been busy with
His Orchestraa and
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future dramatic plans, which in-
•
Entertainment
clude
a
theater
party,
a
review
of
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Sholom Aleichem Women hit musicals and two productions. •rnmem.,,,,,,mmex,e,,mermemmt ,,,,,,,
tVe
Hold Luncheon Meeting
The group's chairman, Elaine
Mevis, director of dramatics at
. . . two great names
The monthly luncheon meeting Northeastern High School, wel-
in carpeting
of the Women's Division of the comes new members. For details
Sholem Aleichem Institute, will call Miss Mevis at TY. 6-4126.
Craftsmanship, quality, sere.
take place at 12:30 p.m.*-Satur-
day, Feb. 26, at the home of Mrs.
ice and beauty ... you get the
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Moishe Haar, director of the Dance Exhibition Monday
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Sholem Aleichem schools will be
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The Young People's Club of
and that's not all, guaranteed
two famous Jews of the 16th cen- Cong. Bnai Moshe will hold a
installation assures you carpet-
tury.
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- CORRECTION

Due to an error in composition,
the advertisement for Boren-
stein's Book Store r ..w hich
appeared in the Feb. 18 edition,
read "New Jewish Records . . .
20c." The item should have been
"New Jewish Records . . . • 50c."

day, Feb. 28, in the Harry Ros-
man assembly hall.
A. dance 'program will be pre-
sented by Al Sipher, noted danc-
ing instructor. All young men
and young women are invited.
The Junior Young People's
Club will •meet at 8:30 p.m.
Wednesday, March 2.

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