W omen ' O
DETROIT LADIES' AID SO-
CIETY will hold its indoor pic-
nic Sunday, June 12, at the
Assembly Hall. (The original
announcement and date on tick-
ets erroneously read Sunday,
June 16.) It will be a continu-
ous affair from 12 noon to mid-
night. Dinner will be served. All
proceeds will be used for aid to
Israel.
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The closing meeting of the
season for the HOME RELIEF
SOCIETY was held at the home
of Mrs. Peter A. Miller on La
Salle Blvd. A resume of the case
work of the organization was
given by Mrs. Joseph Rotten-
berg, chairman. Mrs. Frank J.
Winton, ways and means chair-
man launched the fall donor
event, which will be held in the
form of a luncheon Wednesday,
Nov. 30, at the Book Cadillac
Hotel. Tickets are already in
the hands of many of the mem-
bers. The final board meeting
for the year will be held at 12:30
p. 1n. Monday, June 13, at the
home of Mrs. Al Weisman on
Oakman Blvd.
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At 12:30 p.m. Wednesday, Jime
22, the WOMEN'S LEAGUE for
SABBATH OBSERVANCE will be
the guests of Mrs. Irving Zeff,
1846 Oakman Blvd., at a lunch-
eon and garden party celebrat-
ing the close of the season and
the organization's . eighth birth-
day. Mrs. Joshua Sperka, presi-
dent, will review the group's ac-
tivities. A program of readings
is planned.
The following officers were
elected by the ALPENA, MICH.,
SISTERHOOD : Mesdames I. Is.-
ackson, president; Phil Cohen,
vice president; Leo Freidberg,
treasurer; J. Nakall, secretary;
H. Pinsky, corresponding secre-
tary; Mrs. H. Steadman of
Lansing was guest speaker at
the Sisterhood's dinner meeting.
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YETZ-COHEN LADIES AUX-
ILIARY, JWV, entertained pa-
tients at the Dearborn Veterans
Hospital at their first garden
party of the year June 2. Kirby
Stone and his quintet presented
a variety show. Chairman of the
affair was Betty Spinner.
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ZEDAKAH CLUB will hold in-
stallation of. officers at 12:30
p.m. Monday, June 13, at the
Book Cadillac Hotel. Entertain-
ment will be provided by Mrs.
Paul Deutsch. Mrs. Morris
Davis, UN. 1-2981, is accepting
reservations.
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BNAI BRITH IVAN S. BLOCH
CHAPTER will hold a reception
for new officers at 8:30 p. m.
Monday, June 13, at the Labor
Zionist Institute, Linwood and
Pasadena. Victor Bloomfield,
past-president of Pisgah Lodge,
will gile a demonstration on
hypnotism. Games will be play-
ed and refreshments will be
served. Belle Smith, - chairman,
urges all members to attend.
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The next meeting of the
NEUGARTEN MEDICAL A I D
luncheon committee will be held
at the home of Mrs. Milton
Goldsmith, 3211 Monterey, Mon-
day, June 13.
e ngalemento
ato
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Schutz-
At a party at Marine Hospital
last week given by the CHARLES man of Martindale Ave. an-
AND AARON KOGAN AUXIL- nounce the engagement of their
IARY, JWV, information was daughter, Ruth, to Herbert Tar-
received that a portion of the gum, son of Mr. and Mrs. David
grounds is to be screened in for Targum of Indiana Ave. The
place in June.
the tuberculosis patients. As a wedding will * take
* *
result, President Helen Kogan,
Sunday, June 26, is the date
on behalf of the auxiliary, set for the wedding of Lillian
pledged to buy deck chairs for Rosen, daughter of Mrs. Charles
the patients.
Rosen, formerly of Detroit, and
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RADOMER LADIES AUXIL- the late Charles Rosen, and
IARY will climax its year's ac- Frederick S. Greenhut, son of
tivities with a luncheon at Ber- Mr. and Mrs. Sigmund Green-
eznitzer Hall, LinwoOd at Davi- hut of Doris Ave.
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son, on Tuesday, June 14, at
The betrothal of Marilyn No-
12:30 p.m. For tickets, call Mrs.
vograd, daughter of Mrs. Sarah
J.- Wisotsky, TY. 5-4594.
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Novograd of Oakman. Blvd. and
DETROIT BUSINESS AND the late Frank Novograd, to Wal-
PROFESSIONAL CHAPTER of lace R. Rosner, son of Mr. and
Bnai Brith (a consolidation of Mrs. Aaron Rosner of Linwood
the LouiS Marshall and Pisgah Ave., was announced on her
B and P groups) will hold its birthday, June 2. The bride-
installation of officers at 8:30 groom-elect attended Wayne
p.m. Tuesday, June 14, at the University and Great Lakes Col-
Variety Club. Mrs. Samuel Aaron lege.
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will be installing officer and
Mrs. Robert Coggan will be guest
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Rycus of
speaker. There will be dancing Monterey Ave. announce the en-
following the program. Members gagement of their daughter,
and guests are invited. (Officers Adele, to Stanley Schecter, son
are listed elsewhere in this is- of Mr. and Mrs. Julius Schechter
sue.)
of Flint, Mich.
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The Women's Orthodox
Mr. and Mrs. Max Kaminsky,
League invites the public to its of Buena Vista Ave., announce
closing event of the season the engagement of their daugh-
Monday evening, June 13. at the ter, Edythe, to Marvin Mazur,
home of Mrs. Joseph Rabino- son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Ma-
witz, 3258 Glendale. Buffet sup- zur, of Brooklyn, N. Y. Miss
per will be served. 'The program Kaminsky was graduated from
will feature choral singing by MiChigan State College June 5,
the Rayos Girls and English and while Mr. Mazur recently receiv-
Yiddish readings. Tickets may ed his B. S. degree from Seton
be obtained from Mrs. Max Hall College, New Jersey. -
Marx, TO. 6-5339, chairman;
Mrs. Eric Greenbaum, TO. 5- ASKS BAR ON "ANTI-SEMITIC'
0672, co-chairman, or at Boren- BOOKS FROM SCHOOLS
stein's Book Store, 8663 12st St.
NEW YORK, (JTA)—A tax-
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payer's suit to exclude two
DETROIT LADIES LECHEM classic works — "Oliver Twist"
ANIYIM will sponsor a card par- and "The Merchant of Venice"
ty at 12 noon Wednesday, June —from New York City's public
15, at Turover Hall, 12129 Dex- schools was filed in Brooklyn
ter. Members and friends are Supreme Court by Abraham J.
invited.
Alexander, who charged that
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the books are "avowedly anti-
EQUALITY CLUB made final Semitic and anti-religious" and
arrangements for a benefit par- "intensify prejudice and are ve-
ty, to be held Sunday evening, hicles to spread intolerance"
June 12, at the home of Sarah among pupils of the city's
Weingarden, 19151 Monica. The schools.
next meeting will be held Wed-
A Jewish News classified ad
nesday, June 15, at the home of
will bring results. Call WO.
Libby Wolfson, 2418 Fullerton.
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DETROIT SENIOR BICUR nesdays to place an ad.
CHOLEM will have an emergen-
cy luncheon and games party at
Bnai Jacob Synagogue, Linwood
at Richton, at 1 p.m. Monday,
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June 13. Mrs. Lena Techner,
Pr.
president, requests everyone to
attend and support the work of
w--; Single
helping the needy sick. Tickets
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