Men's

On Monday, at 8:30 p.m., REX
LODGE, Bnai Brith, will cele-
brate its first anniversary and
the first day of Hanukah, at
Friendship Hall, Dexter and
Fenkell. The program, arranged
by Irving Adler, program chair-
man, will consist of a historical
skit of Lodge highlights, selec-
tions of songs by the choir and
dancing. President David Rap-
paport invites members and
prospective members to this
celebration.
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Lawren e Horowitz, president
of DONALD FOX LODGE. Bnai
Brith, announces the appoint-
ment of Art Tarnopol, chairman
of the games night on Dec. 25,
at Jericho Hall, 11331 Linwood.
Members interested in bowling
are asked to call Secretary Rubin
Opotowsky, at TYler 6-6344.
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LOUIS D. BRANDEIS LODGE,
.Bnai Brith, will hold its annual
Veterans' Party Dec. 13, in the
Dearborn Veterans Hospital.
This will take the form of a
Millionaire's Party, in which the
patients will be given stage
money to play on the various
equipment, set up by the Lodge
members. Veterans will then

Bnai David Sisterhood
Donor This Wednesday

Clubs

Mrs. Roy Chatlin, - president
cash in their stage money for of Bnai David Sisterhood, an-
prizes. Lodge members inter- nounces the group's fifteenth
ested in visiting the Veterans r7.777-7r
Hospital at Dearborn should call
veterans affairs chairman, Jules
Sanders, at TO. 7-9216.
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HARRY B. KErDAN LODGE,
Bnai Brith, is holding Belle-
faire Night On Tuesday. Region-
al representative Alev Horwitz,
will show a color film "More
Than Half a Chance," which
dramatically tells how Bnai
Brith with their time and dol-
lars, helped a brother and sister
who came to Bellefaire. Horwitz
is a child welfare worker.

Radomer Ladies Donor
At Mayfair Tuesday

Radomer Ladies Auxiliary an-
nounces its annual donor-din-
ner, 6:30 p.m. Tuesday at May-
MRS. ROY CHATLIN
fair caterers. Entertainment for
the evening will feature Johnny annual donor luncheon, to be
King, Mickey and Sammy Woolf, held Dec. 6 in the social hall at
dancers from the Craig and 14th and Elmhurst.
River's school led by Barbara
Moe Kesner will be the fea-
Bregman, and soloist Henry tured entertainer, with songs
Weintraub accompanied by rendered by Cantor Hyman J.
pianist Barbara Halperin.
Adler and the Sisterhood choral
For tickets and information, group.
contact Mrs. B. Wisotsky, UN.
Mrs. Sam Kane is chairman
2-5156, or Mrs. G. Shafer, TO.
of the luncheon; Mrs. Mollie
5-6337.
Chairman of the donor event . Fellows, ticket chairman and
is Mrs. J. Wisotsky. Proceeds of Mrs. Bernard Dosie, book chair-
the affair will be for charity man.
Proceeds from the affair will
The Bnai Brith Youth Organ- and aid to Israel.
help support the Sunday school
ization will hold open house at
sponsored by the Sisterhood.
its headquarters 11713 Dexter
on Sunday, from 3 to 6 p.m. as
the climax to the recent refur-
Jewish News to Issue
nishing of the quarters by the
Hanukah Edition Dec. 8
Women's Chapters of Bnai Brith.
Hostesses for the event are
The annual Hanukah edi-
representatives of District Six,
Grand Lodge of the Bnai Brith
tion of The Jewish News
women.
will be published next
Members of the four branches
week. It will contain a
of the Youth Organization will
number of special articles,
serve as guides for the afternoon
in
addition to our regular
and a choir at AZA boys and
features.
Bnai Brith girls will conduct a
candlelight ceremony in honor
Of Hanukah at 5:30 p.m.
Movie Preview Held
The Youth Organization com-
By
Council Women
mittee will conduct a seminar
on the youth program at 8:15
p.m., Monday at Young Israel
A movie preview open to the
Center. 'Certificates of recogni-
public will be held by the De-
tion will be presented to ad-.
troit Section of the National
visors who have led youth
Council of Jewish Women at
groups in Detroit for a year or
12:30 p. m., Monday at the Royal
more.
Theater. Admission is a bundle
Talks will be given by Mrs.
Jack Haalstein, BBYO chairman MISS E S TA ELAINE GORDON of clothing.
Jackie Kannon, comedian, will
for the Detroit Women's Coun-
Mr. and Mrs. Barney Gordon
cil of Bnai Brith and Aaron of Collingwood Ave., announce act as master of ceremonies and
Zucker, district director of the the engagement of their daugh- will help distribute prizes con-
Youth Organization. James ter, Esta Elaine, to Edward tributed by merchants.
Laker, Men's COuncil BBYO Charles Bloom, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Ginsburg, chair-
Chairman will lead the discus- Mrs. Harry Bloom of Wisconsin man, said that proceeds from
sion and Charles Levy, regional Ave. Mr. Bloom is a University donations and bundles which
director, and Mrs. Ervin of Michigan graduate where he are sent to the Council's Re-Sale
Schwarcz, assistant -regional di- was affiliated with Sigma Alpha Shop make possible the continu-
rector will be consultants.
Mu fraternity, and is now a stu- ance of the Council's work, both
dent in the Wayne University locally and overseas.
Law School. The wedding date
has been set for Dec. 25.
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Bnai Brith Youth
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James Franklin started the
Nov. 21 — To Mr. and Mrs. New England Courant in 1721 in
Maurice Blum (Joan Stevens), Boston.
a daughter, Judith Ellen.
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I8—THE JEWISH NEWS
Nov. 21—To Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Friday, December 1, 1950
Kaye (Frances Bloom), of Santa
Rosa Dr., a son, Charles Jeffrey.
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Nov. 2.1— To Mr. and Mrs.
Wallace Ross (Roslyn Rosen), of
Santa Barbarz. Dr., a • son,
Michael.
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Nov. 14 — To Dr. and Mrs.
Nathan J. Rubin (Elinor Schiff),
of Cheyenne Ave., a son, Ken-
neth Allen.
* *
Nov. 13—To Mr. and Mrs. Nor-
man Graff (Shirlee Siegel) of
13641 Dexter, a son, Robert
Barry.
* *
Oct. 31—To Mr. and Mrs. Mar-
shall Moss (Ida Tesser), of Rich-
ton Ave., a son, Stewart Michael.
* *
Oct. 19 — To Dr. and Mrs.
Harry Altman (Edith Strom), of
Whitcomb Ave., a daughter,
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Women's Societies Join Emergency
Drive for $50 Million in UJA Funds

A call to American Jewish
women "to participate actively"
in the emergency campaign to
make $50,000,000 in cash avail-
able to the United Jewish Ap-
peal before the end of 1950 was
issued by representatives of ten
leading national Jewish wom-
en's organizations at a special
meeting at UJA headquarters in
New York.
The national Jewish women's
organizations which agreed to
make their membership avail-
able to the emergency campaign
—the first ever held in the 12-
year history of the United Jew-
ish Appeal — -were Hadassah;
Mizrachi Women's O r g a n i z a-
tion; National Council of Jewish
Women; National Federation of
Temple Sisterhoods; National
Women's League of United Sy-
nagogues; Pioneer Women's
Labor Zionist Organization;
Women's Division, Union of Or-
thodox Jewish Congregations;
Women's American ORT; Worn-.
en's Branch, American Jewish
Congress; and Women's Grand
Lodge, Bnai Brith.
To avoid a desperate financial
situation for Israel in dealing,
with continued large-scale im-
migration, t h e United Jewish
Appeal has issued an emergency
call to more than 5,000 com-
munities urging them to adopt
the following five-point program
in the emergency drive for the
collection of $50,000,000 in cash
by the end of December:
1. Payment of outstanding
pledges of this and previous
years' campaigns, requiring
the most intensive cash col-
tion effort within each city;
2. Cash payments on account
of forthcoming 1951 pled-
ges;

Avodah Chapter Holds
Final Rally, Donor

Avodah Chapter, Pioneer
Women, hold their last pre-
donor rally Monday, at the
home of Mrs. Louis Gross, 18921
Kentucky. Members are asked to
bring in funds and pledges for
the donor this Wednesday.
Fund chairman Mrs. Herman
Hirschorn announces that the
chapter has almost reached
their donor quota.

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