10—THE JEWISH NEWS
ORT Women Prepare Antiques
For Benefit Sale October 17, 18
Friady, October 14, 1949
jWV Reports:
Detroiters Attend
National Parley
The 54th annual convention
of the JWV will be held at
Miami Beach, Oct. 19 to*23. Pre-
sent will be Detroit's Rabbi Her-
bert Eskin, National Chaplain of
the Veterans of Foreign Wars
and a member of Lt. Eli Levin
Post who will address the con-
vention.
The Detroit contingent will be
led by department commander
Philip Cantor and national exe-
cutive committeeman Harry T.
Madison. Among those attend-
ing are Mrs. Mae Ginsburg who
will lead the Auxiliary, Leon
Ginsburg,. Mrs. Harry T. Madi--
son, Mr. and Mrs. Morris Tulip-
man, Mrs. Allan A. Marks, Mrs.
Arthur A. Brown, Sol M. Hober-
man, Arthur Edelstein, Mrs.
Arlene Rhodes, Joseph Jones,
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Cohen,
Mr. and Mrs. Krasner, Mrs. Ben
Cowen, and Mrs. Belle Bercowitz.
The convention will close with
election of a new national com-
mander.
* * *
Lt. Raymond Block Auxiliary
planned a plastic party for
Thursday evening, Oct. 13, at the
home of Mrs. Greenberg, 3723
Edison.
* * *
Lawrence H. Jones Post will
meet at 8:30 p.m. Tuesday, Oct.
18, at Turover Temple. New
members are invited.
• *
Sholem Post and Auxiliary
will meet at 8:30 p.m., Thursday,
Oct. 6, at Cong. Sharey Zedek.
Movies will be shown.
• *
The Ladies Auxiliary of gho-
lem Post is giving an open house
at the. home of Mrs. Leah
Safran, 19700 Shrewsbury, at
8 p.m., Thursday, Oct. 13.
* * *
General MauTice Rose Auxili-
ary will hold their membership
affair at 8:30 p.m., Thursday,
Oct. 13, at the home- of Jenny
Fox, 2518 Clenient% Mae Gins-
berg and Mrs. Meadows will be
guest speakers.
* * *
•
Women's Auxiliary of Pdst 190
has named the following conven-
tion delegates: Dorothy _Brown.,
president; Ruth Schreiber, vice
president; Arlene Rhodes, .Doro.-
thy Gerber and Florence Byers.
* * *
Next meeting of Yetz - Cohen
Ladies Auxiliary will be at the
home of Betty Spinner, 2315
Taylor at :38 p. m. Oct. 17. A
business and social evening is
planned. Members and prospec-
tive meOmbers are invited.
* * *
Lt. Eli Levin Ladies Auxiliary
will hold an orientation day at
Dearborn Hospital Nov. 4, fol-
lowed by a visit to Marine Hos-
pital on Nov. 21. The next meet-
ing will be at 8 p.m. Oct. 18 at
the home of Florence Sinkoff,
2203 Clements.
* * *
Opening social meeting of
Sargeant Morton A. Silverman
Post will be held in Berdichever
Hall, Linwood and Davison, at
8:30 p. m. Oct. 17. The program
committee, headed by Senior
Vice-Commander Irving Yack-
ness, has announced that Philip
Cantor, Michigan Department
commander, will be guest of
honor. Cantor will review recent
activities of the Department.
The program will include a
symposium on "The Jewish- Vet-
erans' Stake s in Civil Rights."
Participating... will be Bernard
Hirsch, department quarter -
master and a member of the
Silverman Post, and Walter
Klein, post judge-advocate.
•
New! Different! Entertaining!
SAM- EMMER
Orchestra - Entertainment
Weddings - Bar Mitzvahs •
VE. 7-9286
-
MOHEL
Re v. Yehudah Loewy
Rv.
SERVING IN
Hospitals and Homes
WE. 4-2696
3761 HUMPHREY AVE.
Chairmen of
the ORT An
-
tique Show ex-
amine articles
donated by
members f o r
the Oct. 1 7-1 8
event. Left t
right: Mes-
dames ELLIS
FISHER, J.
J
WAINGE a n d
H. STARK.
A display and sale of silver,
jewelry, china, painting and
many other objects d'art is
promised the Detroit commun-
ity by the local. Women's Ameri-
can ORT in its second annual
antique show, to be held Mon-
day and Tuesday, Oct. 17 and 18,
in the Arabian Room of the
Hotel Tuller.
Additional dealers are offer-
ing their wares this year, and
there will also be a table of val-
uable pieces donated by mem-
bers of the organization.
More than 150 members of the
organization are contributing
their services during the two
days. Refreshments will be serv-
ed during the entire time of the
sale.
Mrs. Arthur Bloom, ORT presi-
dent, has been in charge of the
general planning of the affair,
proceeds of which go to the
M.O.T. program, and the new
teachers training school in
Switzerland.
Jewish Center Activities
(The Jewish Community Center, 89e4 Woodward, is a Red Feather Agency.)
The SPEAKER'S CLUB will
hold its first meeting Saturday
evening, Oct. 22, in the library
of the Center.
•
*
The WEDNESDAY EVENING
DISCUSSION GROUP will hold
an open discussion on the topic
of "Public Ownership - of Utili-
ties," at 9 p.m., Oct. 19.
*
«
The Center invites teen-agers
to join the MODERN DANCE
CLUB. Claire Field, who has her
own TV, program "Health and
Beauty," will direct , the Teen
Dance Group. For registration,
call TR. 5-8400, Mr. Gould.
• * *
The CHERIKOKES will pr-
esent their second annual cos-
tume carnival Saturday, Oct. -29,
in the Center auditorium. There
will be entertainment, dancing,
prizes and booths, with proceeds
going to Israel. The committee
on arrangements include Cyrille
Mendelson, Sylvia Jaffe and
Norma August.
The BOWLING ALLEYS of the
Jewish Center have been com-
pletely refinished and are now
open for use. -Leagues are in-
vited to regiSter "for the season:
Individual instruction is offered. -
* * *
The SATURDAY NITE DANCE
COMMITTEE announces the sec-
ond dance of the season will be
held Oct. 29.
* * *
•
• The HOLIDAY HOP COMMIT-
TEE has set Sunday, Oct. 23, as
the date for the first Holiday
Hop of the season.
* * *
A TABLE TENNIS TOURNA-
MENT will begin at the 12th St.
Council Center, Oct. 17. There
will be three divisions: Juniors,
intermediates and sub-seniors.
Advanced registration may be
made by calling TY. 8-6000, Mr.
Loewenberg.
* * *
A CLUB FOR GIRLS from 7 1A
to 9 will be started at the 12th
St. Council Center. Interested
Sept. 4—To Mr. and Mrs. Jer- parents should contact Hal
ome Tarnopol (Miriam Coggan), Schneiderman, TY. 8-6000,
- a daughter.
* * *
LEO PAPP, attorney, 1414-15
Sept. 16—To Mr. and Mrs. Dime Bldg., was elected corres-
Sanford Hirshfield, a son, Stu- ponding secretary of Wayne Uni-
art Howard.
versity's Mackenzie Union Board
* * *
of Governors, Oct. 4.
Sept. 22--To Mr. and Mrs. Elli-
ott Field (Frieda Rose Lasser) of
The
3224 SturteVant, a son, Stephan
Ira.
* * *
Offer the finest in
Sept. 27—To Mr. and - Mrs.
Hy Bialick (Blanche R. Davis)
Kosher Catering
of 2637 BOston Blvd., a son,
In YOUR Home, Synagogue
Mark Howard.
or in the Beautiful
• Sept. 28—To Dr. and Mrs. Alex
Mayfair Room
S. Friedlander (Eileen Berm -an),
a son, Howard Edmond.
Dexter at Waverly
* * *
• Showers
Weddings
•
- Sept. 29—To - Mr-. • and -Mrs.
• Bar Mitzvahs
Earl Ressler (Ethel Kttnin) of
• An Social Functions
1640 Glynn Ct., a daughter,
Donna Gail:
TExas 4-5875
* * *
Supervision
Vaad Harabonim
Sept. ,29—To. Mr. and Mrs.
Herman Kass of Sturtevant Ave.,
a daughter, Elissa Sheila.
* 5 *
.
.
Sandert Upholstering
Sept. 30—To. Mr: - and Mrs.
We Restyle
Ralph Greenbaum (Ruth Can-
your old f ur-
41 ,1(01
vasser) of 3031 Collingwood, a
into
"".. 1 iture
(
-
\ any style to
daughter, Judith Alyse.
look like new.
* * *
We Carry
Oct. 2—To Mr. and Mrs. Her-
a complete
bert Schelberg (Edythe Bern-
the
) line of
... finest fabrics
son) of 3709 Richton, a son,
/4 it reasonable
James Steven.
' prices.
* * *
•
All Work Guaranteed
• Oct. 6—To Mr. and Mrs. Mor-
ton Cohen .(Leah Marks) of San
13932 Dexter
Ewald
Marco Blvd., Jacksonville, Fla.,
TU. 3-2720
a son, Joel.
I
omen, Cluvi
IVAN S. BLOCH CHAPTER,
Bnai Brith Women, will hold a
fund raising social at the home
of Mrs. Leon Dreylinger, 2325
Sturtevan, Tuesday evening Oct‘
18. The program will feature en-
tertainment by Miss Sylvia
Weider and Mrs. Abe Schwartz.
Refreshments will be served. For
information,. call Mrs. Dreylin-
ger TO. 7-5578, or Mrs. Leslie
Rosenberg. TO. 8-8424.
* * *
YOUNG WOMEN'S - BICUR
CHOLEN will hold its 11th an-
nual donor event at Masonic
Temple at 12:30 p.m. Wednes-
day, Oct. 19, with WNW orches-
tra and Arthur Murray Dancers
furnishing entertainment. - For
reservations call Mrs. Thomas
Firsht, donor chairman, UN. 4-
7121.
* * *
LOUIS D. BRANDEIS CHAP-
TER, BNAI BRITH WOMEN, will
hold a membership tea at 8:45
p. m. Tuesday, Oct. 18, at the
home of Mrs. Samuel Shapiro of
4069 Cortland. For reservations
call Mrs. David Howell, WE.
5-1000, or Mrs. Aaron Rosen, TO.
9-6434.
* * *
ISRAEL CHAPTER of Pioneer
Women held its opening meet-
ing at the home of Mrs. Irving
Posner. Guest speaker was Mrs.
Ida Kay, former council presi-
dent.
A symposium on Charm will
highlight the next meeting of
the BUSINESS AND PROFES-
SIONAL GROUP of BNAI BRITH
at 8:30 p.m., Wednesday, Oct.
19 at the Tuller Hotel, according
to president Ellen Goldberg.
Fund raising chairman Shirley
Bernstein and her committee are
completing plans for a cocktail
party for purchasers of the
chapter's fund-raising tickets.
* * *
ISRAEL CHAPTER, BNAI
BRITH WOMEN, will meet at
8:30 p.m., Tuesday, Oct. 18, to
hear Mrs. Samuel Bank, sentinel
of Women's District Grand Lodge
No. Six. Members and friends
are invited. .
-* * *
RABBI MANDEL M. ZAGER
CHAPTER, BNAI BRITH WO-
MEN, will hold a membership
tea to honor their president,
Mrs. Henry P. Onrich, Thursday,
Oct. 20, at the home of member-
ship chairmen Mrs. Jack Klein,
18295 Santa Barbara. Mrs. Arthur
L. Robbins will review "The Ma-
ture Mind" by Harry Overstreet.
Members are invited to bring
prospective members. The board
will meet Wednesday, Oct. 19, at
the home of Mrs P. Shiovitz,
11643 Martinale.
* * *
EQUALITY CLUB will meet
Thursday at the home of Helen
Reiner, 18003 Northlawn. Pro-
ceeds of a luncheon held at the
home of Sadie Fisher were do-
nated to the Equality Club to-
wards its Donor Luncheon fund.
*
Officers and chairmen are: Helen Pos-
ner,
president; Lillian Levin, vice-
president in charge of fund raising; Ann
Barnett, organizational vice-president;
Ann Bronson, treasurer; Gloria Zabner,
recording secretary; Pearl Lieberman,
corresponding secretary and bulletin
chairman; Hilda Shoob Krotman, pub-
licity; Tania Saslove and Gertrude Har-
win, co-chairman of Moazot Hapoalot and
child rescue; Ida Kost, program; Ger-
trude Millman, social; Edith Bergman,
Legislative; Sarah Docks, membership;
Gloria Zabner, JNF.
*
The PRIMROSE BENEVOLENT
CLUB will meet at the home of
Mrs. Morris Greenberg at Santa
Barbara Dr., Monday, Oct. 17.
Members are urged to bring in
their pledges and ads. The donor
During the Revolutionary war,
luncheon is Wednesday, Nov. 9 7,184 Americans were killed, to
at Masonic Temple.
England's 9,073.
* * *
Yetta Landy, re-elected chair-
man of CLUB NO. 2 of PIONEER
WOMAN, announces the follow-
BY
ing program for the Tuesday
meetings at 11818 Dexter Boule-
vard: Mrs. Morris Ross and Mrs.
We Specialize in
Nate Rose and their husbands,
• Weddings • Showers
who have recently returned
Expert Floral Arrangements
For All Occasions
from Israel, will address the
club. Klara Kimmel, cultural
FREE Estimates At Your Home
Bill Caplan Larry Morris
chairman, is planning an exten-
Charge Accounts Welcomed
sive program,- including a week-
ly Hebrew Class. Re-appointed
chairman of the social commit-
9111 Linwood at Joy TY. 4-7784
tee is Mrs. Anna Charness.
Ni/MMMM•MIMIMNIII•M•SNI•L
FLOWERS
GRAEME
GRAEME FLOWERS
ZoycA
Peauty Salon
16647 Livernois
UN. 4-1498
Experienced Operators Only
Complete Beauty Service
NEW - MODERN - SPACIOUS
Now Catering
Weddings, Bar
Mitzvahs, Showers
Donor Luncheons
Mayfair Caterers •
Kosher Catering Co.
(Formerly Moss Catering Co.)
5028
Joy
Rd. (8 Blocks from
Parking Facilities
Dexter)
At Our Hall,
Your Synagogue
or Home
Supervision of
Vaad Harabonim
Under New Management of
WM. KOZIN AND J. C. GOLDMAN
For Information Call WE. 5-9383 or TO. 8-5316
WE'RE EXCLUSIVE!
Yes ... Exclusive Dealers
In Our Vicinity for These
Leaders in Television:
• DUMONT • CAPEHART
• FREED EISEMAN
Known for Quality, Tone, Beauty
DEXTER RADIO CO.
WE. 3-8790
11565 DEXTER
Cor. Burlingame
•