THE JEWISH NEWS-9

Friday, June 30, 1950

Women

Mrs. Joe Weinberg, president
Of PRIMROSE BENEVOLENT
CLUB, gave a luncheon at her
home, 2697 Cortland Ave., for
newly elected board members.
Plans are beins ir.ade . for the
annual donor luncheon at Ma-
sonic Temple.
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BRANDEIS CHAPTER, Pioneer
Women, installed the following
officers at King Fong's June 12:
President, Dorothy Robbins; vice
presidents, Olga Fried, Zelda Le-
vitt; secretaries, Dorothy Good-
man, Marvel Friedman, Mitzie
Field, Ettie Weisman; treasurer,
Bertha yodel; child rescue, Min
Hurwitz; membership, Marvel
Friedman: fund raising, Henri-
etta Wolok; social, Evelyn
August; donor, Rose Feldstein;
bulletin, Marian Raimi.
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At the closing session of the
SHOLEM ALEICHEM READING
CIRCLE, NO. 3, at the home of
Mrs. Frances Shayne, June 19,
it was announced that, in addi-
tion to other activities of the
members, the sum of $204 has
been raised towards the Child
Rescue and Rehabilitation pro-
gram of the Pioneer Women.
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BETH ITZCHOCK LADIES'
AUXILIARY elected Jane Rosen-
feld president for the ensuing
year. Mrs. Bernard Shiller and
Mrs. Julius Schultz are vice
presidents; Yetta Hochman, re-
cording secretary; Mrs. Paul
Fine, financial secretary; Mrs.
Joseph Reifman, treasurer; Alma
Hochman, monitress; Mrs. David
Horwitz and Esther Miller,
chairmen of hospitality. Mrs.
Nathan Rosin installed the new
officers at a social, June 20.
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At a meeting at the home of
Mrs, Yetta Forbes of Seward
Ave., the MOLLY SEGAL AUX-
ILIARY, JCRS, discussed t h e
22nd annual banquet, to be held
Dec. 10 at the Mayfair Room.
Plans also were made for a
, luncheon scheduled for 1 p.m.
• Tuesday, July 11, at Young Is-
rael Center.
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EQUALITY CLUB will meet at
the home of Sylvia Berkowitz
Wednesday evening, July 5. The
charity party given by Helen
Reiner was termed successful,

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At the final board meeting of
the season held at the home of
the president, Mrs. Sam Good-
man, MTZRACHI WOMEN, FAN-
NIE GLUCK CHAPTER, appoint-
ed the following committee
chairmen: Donor, Mrs. Sam Bi-
coil; journal, Mrs. Lou Benson;
membership, Mrs. A. Swartz;
conservation, Mrs. Max Sosin;
hospitality, Mesdames Rose
Wright, Ruth Seigel, Lucille Rei-
sig, Bess Reznick, Rose Schriber;
INF, Mrs. Mary Brawer; sun-
shine, Mrs. Bess Reznick; com-
munity relations, Mrs. Oscar
Smith; newspaper editor, Mrs.
Hilda Stark; house, Mrs. Shirley
Sitner; publicity, Mrs. Beatrice
Fealk. The newly organized
bowling group has several open-
ings. Mrs. Sol Cohen, secretary,
can be contacted at VE. 8-3208.
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PIONEER WOMEN BUSINESS
AND PROFFISSIONAL GROUP
held installation ceremonies at
the Elmwood Hotel. Mrs. Carrie
Berman installed the following
officers: President, Pearl Nus-
baum, vice presidents, Frances
Bornstein, Pearl Cohen; secre-
taries, Harriet Shear, Sylvia
Hendelman, Gertrude Garnick;
treasurer, Henrietta Barnett;
trustees, Minnie Schneider, Ar-
lene Kahn, Sydelle Burdick.
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YOUNG WOMEN'S B I C U R
C H O L E M ORGANIZATION
lunched at Rotunda Inn Tues-
day, June 20, in honor of Mrs.
Hazel Katz for her efforts in
behalf of the organization.
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Mrs. Harry Weingarden in-
stalled Mrs. Sony Abels presi-
dent, and the following officers
of INFANTS SERVICE GROUP
at a Fort Shelby luncheon June
14:

' Mesdames Bernard May, Saul Golden,
vice-presidents; David Mattes, treasurer;
Samuel Levin, Hyman Krupp, Irving
Kotin, George Klein, Leo Bigelman, secre-
taries; Eugene Simms, Memorial - Day
fund; George Bennett, happy day fund;

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Jack Freeman, community relations : Jack
Hencken, Emanuel Shapero, delegates.

Mrs. Saul Golden was chair-
man of the affair, assisted by
Mesdames, Sidney Berman, Jack
King, Bernard May and Herman
Rader. "Ladies Alone," directed
by Mrs. Berman was presented
by Mesdames. Harry Zahler,
George Bennett a n d Norman
Brode.
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HEBREW LADIES AID SO-
CIETY is sponsoring an excur-
sion to Tashmoo Park at 9:30
a.m. Wednesday, July 19. For
tickets call WE. 3-1391, or, T
6-2438.
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Mrs. Jack Raisin, president,-
Bnai Brith TIKVAH CHAPTER
announces_ appointment of Mrs.
Leonard Weinberg, chairman
community relations and Mrs.
Edward Barak, co - chairman.
Anyone desirous of assisting to
sew cancer pads through the
summer, should contact Mrs.
Leonard Weinberg, UN. 2-7757,
or, Mrs. Edward Barak, UN.
3-9676. Mrs. Raisin will lead
Mesdames Seymour Weissman,
Louis Barden, Milton Harris,
S a m Schneider and Leonard
Weinberg to attend the Women's
District Grand Lodge No. 6 con-
vention in Chicago July 1 to 3.
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Members of the executive
board of the HARRY B. KEI-
DAN CHAPTER of Bnai Brith
were guests at a luncheon given
by the newly elected 'president,
Mrs. Sidney Kalt, at her home
on Fairfield Ave. The following
members are attending the Bnai
Brith Women's convention in
C h i c a g o. Mesdames Samuel
Wexler, Alfred Lakin, Andrew
Hartman, Sidney Kalt. The fol-
lowing were appointed Council
delegates: Mesdames Moris Di-
renfeld, Alfred Lakin, Samuel
Wexler, Andrew Hartman, Sid-
ney Kalt, Jean Sucher.
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Bell Nadis, monitress of LOUIS
MARSHALL WOMEN, B'n a i
Brith, gave a dinner at her
McQuade Ave. home Tuesday
with members of the 1949-50
board of directors as his guests.
Pauline Rapporport, chairman
of community relations a n d
afternoon bowling president, en-
tertained her committee of last
year at a -luncheon. Dorothy
Averbach, second vice-president
and fund raising 'chairman
served lunch at her home for
the committee on Wednesday.
Plans for next season's cam-
paign were outlined.
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At a board meeting of HANITA
CHAPTER, PIONEER WOMEN,
at the home of Lillian Gordon,
Betty Mittelman was appointed
silver jubilee chairman; Mar-
garet Huppert, seminar secrtaty,
and Miriam Perensky, club reg-
istration secretary.

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CLUB TWO, PIONEER WOM-
EN, culminated its activities for
the season with an installation
luncheon June 28 at Halevy Mu-
sic Center. The following took
office: Jeanette Serling, presi-
dent; Isabelle Browne, financial
secretary; Yetta Landy, cultural
chairman; Estell Miskin, corre-
sponding secretary; Molly Ma-
ser, treasurer. The club was the
first in Detroit to reach its hon-
or roll quota of $11,000.
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The meeting of CLUB 25 was
held at the home of Gertrude
Steingold. Plans for the Wienie
roast to be held July 16 were
discussed. The next meeting
will be held at the home of Lil-
lian. Bloom Thursday evening,
July 6.
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LOUIS MARSHALL LODGE
and CINEMA LODGE, Bnai
Brith, will hold a combined pic-
nic July 30, at Middle Rouge
Park. All members, their fam-
ilies and friends are invited. The
Lodges have arranged for re-
freshments and toys for every
youngster. The committee also
has arranged to keep the
youngsters entertained with a
story telling hour as well as
adult supervision while they are
wading in the pool.

Ruth Muriel Levison
To Wed Arnold Agree

At a cocktail party given Fri-
day evening, June 23, in their
home on W. Outer Drive, Mr.
and Mrs. Sydney Levison an-

RUTH MURIEL LEVISON

nounced the engagement of
their daughter, Ruth Muriel, to
A. Arnold Agree, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles N. Agree of the
Lee Plaza Hotel.
Miss Levison attended Mich-
igan State College and Wayne
University. Mr. Agree is a grad-
uate at the U. of M. College of
Architecture, a member of Phi
Sigma Delta social fraternity
and Sigma Delta architectural
honorary society.
The couple are planning a
September wedding.

Installation of officer s of
M A S A D A CHAPTER, Pioneer
Women, was held Monday night,
June 12, when Mrs. Ruth Kanter
installed: President, Ada Kling-
er; vice-president, Belle Gold-
man, Sadie Braver, Clara Hell-
er; secretaries, Anna Appel, Re-
ba Colman, Sadie Max, Betty
Kahn; treasurer, Jessie Chatlin;
dues secretary, Charlotte Roy-
ner,
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SIGMA THETA DELTA SORO-
RITY ALUMNAE recently gave
its third scholarship under the
Waldbridge Memorial Fund to a
Jewish student in her junior
year at Wayne University. Elec-
tion of the following officers
was held at the home of Fran-
ces Scheer: Marian Shiffman,
president;- Elaine Koshar, vice-
president; Frances Scheer, re-
cording secretary; June Dopkin,
treasurer and Marian Greenberg
and Phyllis Lipchinsky, corre-
sponding secretaries.

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9 Receive Scholarships
In 'Human Relations'

Scholarships to "human rela-
tions workshops" were presented
eight teachers and a policeman
by the Detroit Round Table of
Catholics, Jews and • Protestants.
Among t h e recipients were
Dorothy Weiman, who teaches
at Noble School and David Rap-
paport, an instructor at t h e
Winterhalter School.
Henry Wineman, co - chair-
man of the Round Table pre-
sented the scholarships, given
for interest shown in human re-
lations work.
The $100 scholarships will be
used by the recipients for ad-
vanced study at various univer-
sities.

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Announcement is made of the
engagement of S e n t a Hess,
daughter of David Hess and the
late Mrs. Hess, to Hyman Chaim
Shenkman, son of the late Jacob
and Midair!. Abromovitz Shenk-
man. The wedding will take
place Aug. 27.

War Veterans Give
Citation to Council

The Jewish Community Coun-
cil received a citation from the
Department of Michigan Jewish
War Veterans, "for meritorious
service to the Department."
Philip Cantor, Past Commander
of the Department, acknowl-
edged the cooperation consist-
ently extended by the Council
Samuel Belkin Installed to the program and various ac-
tivities of the veterans' posts.
Odessa Society Head
The honor was awarded to the
Council by delegates to the re-
Samuel H. Belkin was installed cent JWV state convention.
as president of Odessa Progres
sive Aid Society, at a meeting
last week. Other officers are:
Excellence In
Max Rosenthal, vice president;
L. Wineman, treasurer; M. Kop-
Fur Styling . .
nick, financial secretary; Hyman
Kaber, recording secretary.
Mr. Belkin appealed to the
members to take an active part
in the society's affairs in order
to augment the numerous funds
sponsored this year. He pointed
out that $2,000 already has been
paid towards the society's $4,500
FURRIERS
gift to 'the Allied Jewish Cam-
TO. 8-1048
paign and that substantial gifts
13326 Dexter Blvd., at Davison
are being made towards the
Open Mon., Thurs., Sat. Eves
child rescue fund.

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Donor Luncheons

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For Information Call WE. 5-9383 or TO. 8-5316

CAMP TAMAKWA

FOR BOYS

TAMAKWA LODGE

FOR GIRLS

Algonquin Park, Ontario

We hove openings for TWO girls up to 12 years of age for the en-
tire summer and for THREE GIRLS, 10 to 15 years of age for the
month of August. In the Boys Camp, there are openings for THREE
BOYS up to 14 years of age for the entire summer, and for THREE
BOYS, 8 thru 14, for the month of August.

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Write or Call LOU H. HANDLER, 9141 Monica,.

Detroit 4, Michigan, WE. 3-4444

e, of the Feinberg Jewelry Company, wish to take this

opportunity to thank our many friends and patrons for their sin-

cere expressions of sympathy which were received, following the

death of our beloved founder and employer, Silas (Sy) Feinberg„___
It was a source of consolation to know that he had acquired such

a multitude of friends in his very short lifetime.

In response to the many inquiries which were received this

past month, we would like to announce that Paul Feinberg and

Al Feinberg, son and brother of the late 'Mr. Feinberg, will per-
sonally carry on the operation of the Feinberg Jewelry Company.,
Ii is their fervent wish to continue the same high level of reliable

and personalized service that had been created and upheld by Sy
Feinberg. Perhaps in this way, the name and memory of a many

held in such high esteem by all who knew him,"will be perpetuated

for a long time to come.

Most Sincerely,

The Employees of the Feinberg Jewelry Co.

508 METROPOLITAN BLDG., 33 JOHN R. STREET
WOodward 3-6373 — DETROIT 26, MICHIGAN'