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18 — THE JEWISH NEWS

Heads Fall Luncheon

Mrs, Norman Noble of
16922 Lawton was hostess to
the luncheon committee mem-
bers of Neugarten Medical
Aid. MRS. DAVID SAKS,
luncheon chairman, announced
plans for the annual luncheon
to be held Oct. 31 at the Book
Cadillac Hotel.

MC Women Meet
At Luncheon Monday

The Women's Division of the
American Jewish Congress will
meet at a combined chapter
study group dessert luncheon at
12:30 p.m. Monday, May 29, at
Halevy Music Center, Linwood at
Fleet.
William Cohen, chairman of
the Michigan Congress Council
Commission on Law and Social
Action, will discuss the Mundt,
Nixon, Ferguson Bill. His sub-
ject will be "Will Loyalty Legis-
lation Affect You?"

Sabbath League Marks
8th Year Wednesday

Friday, May 26, 1950

Men's Club Activities

On May 18, the LOUIS BRAN-
DEIS BOWLING LEAGUE
elected the following officers:
President, Jerry Mosher; vice
president, Hy Abromovitz; sec-
retary, Harry Cohen; treasurer,
Phil Fealk. The banquet will be
held at the Fort Wayne Hotel,
with Mickey and Sammy Wolf's
orchestra and entertainment.
R. *
CINEMA LODGE, Bnai Brith,
holds its annual installation
banquet at the Hillcrest Golf
and Country Club on Moravian
Dr. in Mt. Clemens, Sunday,
June 18. Dinner will follow at
7:30 p. m. Arrangements for
dancing and for professional en-
tertainment have been com-
pleted. For tickets call: Jack
Zide, WO. 2-1173; Leonard Sos-
kin, TE. 4-8260, or Philip Chap-
nick, UN. 4-7014.
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Elected officers of GEORGE
GERSHWIN ; LODGE, Bnai Brith,
were:

President, Bernard Weiss; vice-presi-
dents, Saul Kuretsky and Marty Raskin;
secretaries, Sid Schwartz, Bernard Nas-
tir, Harold I3ogrow; treasurer, Frank
Blazofsky; guardian. Otto Grubner; war-
den, Jack Glazier: chaplain, Sidney Gaye—
lick; trustees: Phil Edeiheit, Sid Burke,
Norman Katz and Marvin Bayliss.

Installation will be h el d
Thursday, June 8, at Halevy
Music C e n t e r, Linwood and
Fleet, at 8:30 p.m.

The recent "TV" night of
DONALD -FOX LODGE, Bnai
Brith, was a success, according
to Art Tarnopol, chairman of
the affair. Plans are now being
formulated for a picnic. Presi-
dent Julius Hirschman invites
lodge members to attend Me-
morial services for Donald Fox
at Machpelah Cemetery, at 11
a.m., Decoration Day, May 30.
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LOUIS MARSHALL LODGE,
Bnai Brith, elected Karl C. Berg
president for the coming year.
Ludwig Boraks, Arnold Michlin
and Albert Goldstein are vice-
presidents; Manuel Franklin
recording secretary and Thomas
Zohott financial secretary. The
caravan will leave Detroit for
the Bellefaire Home for Chil-
dren in Cleveland, on Sunday,
June 4. Anyone wishing to par-
ticipate a n d accompany the
truckload of clothing and toys,
should call Berg, UN. 4-4107 or
TY. 6-0196, or Albert Goldstein,
UN. 3-8292.
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New
elected officers of
HENRY MORGENTHAU LODGE,
Bnai Brith, are:

President, Irving -Davis; vice-presidents,
Leo Sobel, Hilbert Sosin ; secretaries,
Herbert Lenter, Sid Feldstein, Manning
Sporn; treasurer, Stan Wolf; chaplain,
Jack Gamin ker: warden, Leonard Kiev-
ansky; guardian Al Horwitz; trustees,
Bill Haftka, Gabriel Gientz and Paul
Richman.

Installation will take place in
June.

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WC Choral Concert
Planned for June 4

The 100-voice Workmen's
Circle Chorus, and New York
soprano Mary Simmons, will
appear in concert Sunday eve-
ning, June 4, at the Institute of
Arts auditorium.
Miss Simmons will be heard
in a group of Yiddish and Pales-
tinian songs, as well as operatic
arias and English ballads.
Directed by Dan Frohman, the
chorus will present a program
of choral works, many of which
will be heard in Detroit for the
first time. The entire program
will be dedicated to Israel. Fea-
tured numbers will include the
cantata "Israel Reborn," and
Franz Shubert's cantata, "Songs
of Miriam."

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Silberstein wishes to thank
their friends and relatives for
the many kindnesses shown
them during their recent be-
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MESSAGE OF ISRAEL
p.m. the Women's Sabbath
Time: 10 a.m. Sunday, May 28.
League will hold its annual
Station: WXYZ..
meeting and luncheon at Bnai
Feature: Rabbi Morris
M
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Featured on the program will man of Baltimore will speak on
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the choral group of Bnai David ligion."
Sisterhood, in a program of
Israel and Sabbath songs. A
dramatization written by Mrs.
Joshua Sperka, "From Sinai's
Light," will be presented. Honor-
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the organization, a candle light-
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Mrs. A. 0. Barsky is in charge
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Kaplan is in charge of the
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A. Schneiderman A. Slutsky, B.
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tee of Temple Israel Sisterhood
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Dance" to be
held Monday
evening, May 29,
at the Oakdale
Ballroom, 843 E.
8 Mile Road at
Oakland Ave.
All proceeds
will go into the
group's hospital
visiting and
Mrs. Arfa
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Mrs. Jerome Arfa, chairman of
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