THE JEWISH NEWS-1 1
Friday, October 13, 1950
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Reconstructionists Open
School of Jewish Studies
JWV
Odessa Child Rescue
Donor on WedneMay .
A meeting of the Yetz-Cohen
Ladies Auxiliary will be held at
the JWV Memorial Home, 4095
The ladies of Odessa Progres- Davison Avenue at 8:30 p.m.,
sive Aid Society at a meeting at Oct. 16. Hostesses for the eve-
the home of Mrs. Alex Green ning will be Constance Cohen
and Belle Holtzman.
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SHOLEM POST hold their an-
nual membership drive at 8:30
p.m. Wednesday at the Memor-
ial Home, 4095 W. Davison. Max
Sosin and Lou Lipson will head
the evening's entertainment.
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LAWRENCE H. JONES AUX-
ILIARY, will meet at the Me-
morial Home, at 3. p.m. Tues-
day. Hostesses for the afternoon
will be Rose Goodman and Cecil
Silverman. Members are urged
to attend and bring prospective
members.
Alex Schreiber, of the Lee PlIza, surprised his wife with -a
dance to honor her birthday Oct. 8 at the Variety Club. More than
150 relatives and friends attended.
Dr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Jacobs, of Lawrence Ave., have returned
from a two-month motor tour through the American National
Parks.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rubiner of 2044 Chicago Blvd. will be at
home Sunday afternoon, Oct. 22, celebrating the golden wedding
anniversary of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Zechman,
and their own silver wedding anniversary. No cards.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore 011esheimer of Strathcona Drive have
returned from a week's visit in New Yokk City.
Mrs. Burt Haymes of Manderain Road is visiting for several
weeks in Memphis, Tenn., where she is the guest of her daughter
and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Ilowit.
Mr. and Mrs. William Frank of Wildemere Ave. are spending
the week in New York City. While east, they will attend the
Michigan-Army game on Saturday.
Miss Dorothy Sloman of Whitmore Road has returned to De-
troit after having spent four months in European travel.
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Mr. and Mrs. Jack Epps of San Juan Drive have returned from
a fortnight's vacation in New York City.
Mrs. Florence Weinstein of Los Angeles, Calif., arrived in De-
troit during the past week to spend six weeks visiting with mem-
bers of her family and friends. Mrs. Weinstein is the house guest
of her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs -. David A. Brown of
Burlingame Ave.
MRS. LOUIS PARTOVICH
Mrs. Murray Schreiber of• San Juan Drive is vacationing for
a fortnight in New York City.
made final plans for the Child
Dr. and Mrs. Nathan Goldberg of Huntington Woods have as Rescue Fund donor luncheon to
their guests their daughter and son-in-law, of Chicago.
take place at 12:30 p.m., Wed-
The Julius Hartmans of Indiana Ave. recently returned from nesday at Masonic Temple.
a visit in Chicago.
Mrs. Morris Weinhart, pro-
Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Lewis and their small daughter, Linda,
have returned to their home in Gladstone, Mich., after a short gram chairman, reported Chaim
visit in Detroit with their sister and brother-in-law, Nr. and Mrs. Gottlieb, who is on an Israeli
Leon Winkleman of Fairfield Ave.
mission in the U. S., will be
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sacks of Merton Road are spending a week guest speaker. Mickey and Sam-
in New York City.
my Woolf are in charge of mu-
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Baum of West Six Mile Road have left on sic. Phyllis Pullberg, Detroit
an extended trip to Mexico and through the southern states, and "personality child" will present
will visit relatives and friends in New Orleans, La., Memphis, Tenn., various
numbers.
and in Texas.
The
donor
officers are: Mes-
Mr. and Mrs. Felix Mahler of Whitmore Road have left for a
dames Morris Mony, *airman;
vacation in New York City.
Honoring Miss Babette Kopple, a bride-elect of this month, J. B. Ormond, co-chairman;
Mrs. I. Weinberg will entertain on October 14 at a luncheon and Louis Nathanson, treasurer;
Morris Kopnick, ticket holder;
shower in her home on Gladstone Ave.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Burak of Longfellow Ave. have returned Herman Kanter, secretary; Louis
Partovich, arrangements; Harry
from a week's visit in New York City.
Dr. and Mrs. Louis Schwartz of Argyle - Crescent are spending Jacobs, ticket distributor.
the week-end in Cleveland.
A pre-donor luncheon party was
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Baum of Fairfield Ave. have returned from given at the home • of the J. B.
a week's stay in New York City.
Ormond's where $150 was raised
Joseph Katz Elected
President of Detroit
Hebrew Culture Group
The annual election meeting
of the Kvutzah Ivrith, the He-
brew Cultural ,Group of Detroit,
was held Sept'. 30, in the Rose
Sittig Cohen Bldg.
The fbllowing offiCers and
board members• were elected:
President, Joseph Katz; vice-
presidents, J. K. Palman and
Rabbi Max Kapustin; secreta-
ries, Sol Kasdan and Norman
Ruttenberg; treasurer, J o e 1
Cashdan, chairman for distri-
bution of books, M. Michliri;
chairman of cultural commit-
tee, Morris Nobel; editors of
Hed - Ha - Kvutzah, Bernard
Isaacs, J. M. Mathis and Aaron
Toback; membership chairman,
A. J. Lachover; and publicity,
Morris Plafkin and Alex Roberg.
Other members of the execu-
tive committee are : Albert Ela-
zar, Joseph` Haggai, Israel El-
pern, Morris Lachover, Irving
Katz, Mrs. Julius Ring, and Mr.
and Mrs. A. Panush.
A composite report of all the
activities of the Kvutzah during
the year 5710 was submitted by
the President, Joseph Katz.
Stressing the importance of
acquiring Hebrew books, Morris
Nobel made an appeal to all the
members of the Kvutzah to ac-
quire two new Israeli books a
year plus Hebrew books pub-
lished by the Histadruth Ivrith
of America.
Baruch Rosen, editor of "Cus-
tom and Commu9.ication," pub-
lished in Israel, spoke • on the
"State of Israel Today" and the
accomplishments of the Kvut-
tah Ivrith of Detroit.
The next cultural meeting of
the Kvutzah will be held Sat-
urday evening in the auditorium
of the Rose Sittig Cohen Bldg.
The speaker will be Albert Ela-
zar, who recently returned from
a visit to Israel. Hid topic is
"My Experiences in Israel."
Recreational and charadter-
building programs Tor Detroiters
of all ages are carried on by 46
Community Chest organizations.
toward the current project. For
his 60th birthday; the faMily of
Sholem Aleichem Women Albert Win em a n contributed
Plan Donor for Dec. 13
$100 to the Child Rescue Cause.
Laurence O'Larry, president of
The Women's Division of the St. Clair Furs, Inc. donated four
Sholem Aleichem Folk Institute stone martin pieces as prizes.
Dr. Mordecai M. Kaplan,
founder of the Jewish Recon
str uctionist movement, Dr.:
Eugene Kohn, managing editor
of Reconstructionist Magazine,
and Abraham G. Duker, associ-
ate in Jewish Studies at the
Training Bureau for Jewish
Communal Service, have been
named to the faculty of the
newly organized "Reconstruc-
tionist dchbol of Jewish Stud-
ies," which opens Oct. 19, at 15
W. 86th St., New York.
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plans for its annual donor
luncheon on Dec. 13 at Masonic
Temple. Proceeds will help to
maintain the cultural program
of the Institute.
At a gathering at the home of
Mrs. Sam Jacobson, a ways and
means committee was appointed
to plan pre-luncheon fund-rais-
ing social events.
Mrs. Isaac Finkelstein was
hostess at a luncheon, Oct. 4.
The Jacob Cukerman's, 3295
Glendale, will entertain Oct. 15
at a brunch. A re-sale store is
operating on Brush St. under the
chairmanship of Esther Reder.
For further information, call
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As always, there is a
complete line of interesting
drapery an d upholstery
materials, and- several new
l i n e s of lovely textured
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Herz Interiors has added a fine selection ,of occasional
furniture pieces, both modOrn and contemporary in design.
Center Starts Bowling League
With Dave Metz as Supervisol> -
A bowling league to roll on
the Jewish Community Center
alleys is being organized by Dave
Metz, bowling supervisor. Both
men's and mixed leagues are in
prospect. Those interested may
call Dave Metz, TR. 5-8400.
We will be open for your inspection every night next week; and thereafter on Monday
and Thursday Evenings.
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