Bel Aire Banquet Nov. 19 to Boost
$50,000 Drive Ilere for City of Hope
Detroit delegates at midwest regional conference of City
of Hope in Chicago, were left to right: JOSEPH L. SNITMAN,
NATHAN EPSTEIN, MRS..EPSTE1N, MRS BEN GOLDBERG,
MR. GOLDBERG.
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Nathan R. Epstein, president,
Detroit Auxiliary and the De-
troit Business Men's Group of
the City of Hope, and Dave
Goldberg, president, Business
Men's Group, with their wives,
attended the midwest confer-
ence for the City of Hope which
sparked a $250,000 drive for the
sanitorium. The Detroit-. Busi.
ness Men's Group quo t a is
$50,000.
Morris L. Fruman, hOnorary
chairma.n, announces comple-
tion of plans for a fund ban-
quet Nov. 19 at Bel Aire. Eugene
Epstein is "program chairman
and announces the following en-
tertainers:
Bob Hall, toastmaster; the
Firestones, coming direct from
Hollywood; and Mickey Woolf
and his orchestra for dinner
MliSie and dancing.
Rabbi Jacob Segal of North-
west Hebrew Cong. will be main
speaker of the evening.
• Campaign proceeds will gO to
the non-sectarian N a- t ion al
Health -Center at Durate, Calif.,
where a new $1,600,000 cancer
clinic will be opened before Jan.
1, 1951.
Men's Clubs
LOUIS MARSHALL LODGE
Bnai Brith, and Louis Marshall
Chapter members are urged to
contact Harry Weimer, it,
4-5487, to arrange for the .pick-
up of all items for the salva,ge
drive, _which will _terminate Sun-
day..Old clothes, rags, pots, -pan-s,
tools, motors, paper, magazines,-
and !: hats are urgently needed.
A business and program meet-7 .
ing of the lodge will be held at
8:30 p.m. on Wednesday at the
Workmen's Circle, 11529 Lin-
wood. Featured on the program
will be a sound movie_ "Make
Way for Youth" on juvenile de-
linquency.
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Bob Katz, membership chair-
man of DONALD FOX LODGE,
Bnai Brith, and his wife .Frances,.
of the chapter, plan a joint
membership meeting at 8:30 p.m.
on Nov. 27 at Jericho Temple,
11331 Linwood Ave. There will
be professional _entertainment.
Rube Opotowsky, bowling league
secretary, announces a few open--
ings for bowlers. Those interest-
. ed call TY. 6-6844.
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BETH ABRAHAM MEN'S
• CLUB will present David Gut-
man. Detroit baritone at a
special program on - Nov. 21 in
the synagogue social hall. As-
sisting Gutman will be Gilbert
Levine, with a monologue char-
acterization and a trio.
tea.
Oct. 4—To Dr. and Mrs. Leslie
Caplan, of Minneapolis, Minn., a
daughter, Carol Ann.
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Oct. 14—To Mr. and Mrs. Sol
Brown (Elayne Stuart), a daugh-
ter, Cheryl Gail.
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Oct. 28—To Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Selmar (Zelda Rosenthal)
of Rochester Ave., a son, David
Myron.
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Oct. 30—To Mr. aryl Mrs. J.
Richard Cooper (Barbara Blum-
rosen) , a daughter, "CarOl . Eliza-;•
beth.
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Nov. 1 - To Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Schnaar (Faye Lon-
don) , a son, Ronald Lee.
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To Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Levin-
son (Sylvia Spector), of St. Louis,
Mo., a son, Lawrence Stephen.
Men's club who will present a
Skit: In the skit Will be Julius
Perry, Alex .Mann and Samual
Levine.... - The community is in-
vited.
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Father-Son-
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'Of the.. MEN'S
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CLUB of TEMPLE :BETH EL will
be held on Nov. 19 from 2:30 to
4:30 p.m. Admission 'will- be lim-
ited to Men's Club members only.
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LOUIS D. BRANDEIS LODGE
Bnai Brith, will celebrate Hanu-
kah with a barn dance on Dec.
3 for members and wives, and
the members and husbands of the
Chapter: at .Gramer's Barn, Ink-
ster Road and 11 Mile Road.
Guests are invited for the eve-
ning of square dancing, cider
and d oughnuts. Tickets are
available at the Young Israel
Center, according to Albert A.
Berger, president of the lodge.
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CINEMA LODGE, Bnai Brith,
announces a "Night of .Despera-
tion" at 8:30 p.m. Nov. 30 at the
Book-Cadillac Hotel. A for men
only affair, members are asked
to bring as many men friends
as they like. Entertainment and
refreshments are planned. No
reservations are necessary.
Mizrachi Donor Event
Features N.Y. Speaker
Sisters of Zion Mizrachi will
hold its silver jubilee donor
luncheon at 12:30 p.m., Wednes-
day at the Northwest Hebrew
Cong. Mrs. A. D.
Burack, f r o
New York. will
be principal
speaker.
Mrs. Burack is
a member of
the administra
tive and medi-
cal boards of
Mizrachi a n d
has served as
Mrs. Burack J N F national
chairman for several years. She
recently returned from a two
month visit in Israel where she
went as a delegate of the Miz-
rachi Wonaens Organization.
Mrs. David Shore is chairman
of. the committee for the donor.
Miss Suzanne Brooks will pro-
Vide a musical interlude. Mem-
bers' and guests desiring reser-
vations should call Mrs. M. Mon-
dreau, TY. 7-1146.
CERTIFIED MOHEL
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LT. ROY F. GREEN AUXIL-.1
IARY entertained patients at I
the Marine Hospital, on Jeffer- I
son Ave., recently, giving each
patient a gift: Those included in
the.. entertainment were Mickey
and Sammy Woolf, By Ketsch-
nik, • Jerry Gach, Richard Car_
men, the Four Knights and Mary
Barise.• - •
Engagement Told
Federation Staffs
Form Study Group,
Organize Institute
Professional staff members
from agencies of the. Jewish Wel-
fare Federation have formed
study groups in preparation, for
the In-Service Training Institute
to be held in January and -Feb-
ruary, Harold Silver, chairman
of. the Institute and executive
director of Jewish Social Service
Bureau, announced.
Each of the three study groups
will be concerned with a differ-
ent phase of organized Jewish
community service. Eva Ravnit-
zky of North End Clinic and
Samuel Marcus of . 12th St. Coun-
cil Center are cochairmen of
the group whose topic' is "Role
of the Jewish Professional Work-
er in Communal Servi6e." This
group will hold its first, meeting
at the home of William Avrunin,
associate director of Federation,
at 8 p.m. next Monday. It will
hold successive. meetings on Nov.
27 and Dec. 11.
A group discussing "Jewish
Community .Organization," un-
der the chairmanship of Frank
Loewenberg of. 12th St. Council
Center will meeting Monday,
Nov. 20, at 8 p.m. at the above
Center, where subsequent meet-
ings on Nov. 27 and Dec. 11 and
25 will be held.
Rachel Manela is chairman
and Saul Koenigsberg secretary,
both of Jewish Social Service
Bureau, for the third study
group which will deal with "The
Jewish Component in Jewish
Communal Service." Its first
meeting is scheduled for 8 p.m.
next Monday, at Silver's home.
Other meetings for this group
will be held Nov. 27 and Dec. 11.
Those interested in joining
the groups Inay call Ben M.
Mandelkorn, WO. 5-3939, for in-
formation.
14—THE JEWISH NEWS
Friday, November 10, 1950
Lipsky to Chair Annual
Histadruth Ivrith Dinner
Louis Lipsky, chairman of the
American Zionist Council, has
been named chairman of the
annual Hanukah dinner spon-
sored by the Hebrew Language
and Culture Association—Hista-
druth Ivrith of America—which
is marking its 35th year of ac-
tivity in this country, Samuel
J. Borowsky, persident, an-
nounced. The dinner, at Hotel
Astor, New York, Dec. 2, will
launch a campaign to _raise
$500,000 for the organization's
overall program of stimulating
widespread interest in Hebrew
language and culture among
American Jewry.
: MISS ELLEN TOBIAS
At a family gathering at their
home, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Tobias,
of Pingree AVe., announced the"
engagement of their daughter,
Ellen, to Jack M. Reznick, son
Of Mr. and Mrs. H. Reznick, of
Montreal, Canada. Mr. . Reznick
is now a member of the armed
forces.
Women's Welfare Club
Fetes Anniversary
Mrs. Jack Seder, president of
the Jewish Women's European
Welfare Organization, announces
the 30th anni-
versary dinner-
dance of the
organization. It
will be held at
6 p. m., - Sunday
at the Bel Aire
Terrace. Dave:
Diamond a n
h i s orchestra
will provide the
music, and Ger- Mrs. Seder
trude Babbit, the songs.
Officers for the dinner-dance
include Mesdames SaPria Osnos,
general chairman; Ida Gold-
smith, book; and R. Katzer, res-
ervations. A certificate of merit
will be presented to each mem-
ber of 25 years or over.
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