omen
B AND P CHAPTER, Bnai
Brith, will hold a meeting of the
ADL group Tuesday, at the
Young Israel Center, announced
Esther Pollick, chairman. Mrs.
Gerald -Goldberg, former Coun-
cil president will be guest speak-
en The movie, "One God," will
be shown. Final plans for Fun
'I Frolic, the annual member-
ship dance, scheduled for Feb.
25 at the Hotel Detroiter, will
also be made. For tickets or in-
formation call Betty Rockway,
UN. 4-0694.
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HOME RELIEF SOCIETY will
meet at 12:30 p.m., Feb. 26, at
the home of Mrs. Sidney Ratt-
ner, 18675 Cherrylawn. An ad-
dress on the United Nations will
be presented by Mrs. A. Joseph
Seltzer. President, Mrs. B. New-
man, announces the following
committee appointments: Mes-
dames David Roland, commun-
ity relations; Sam Arkin and
Charles Cornell, community
council; Joseph Galperin and, Al
Finstein. hospitality; Abraham
Binaberg, Yartzeit lights; Louis
Marks. telephone; Jack Bonin,
clinical; Louis Frank, courtesy;
Sidney Fauber and Barney
Shatz, USO.
Pioneer Women to Hold
Open Cultural Program
at‘i
Dr. Morris Beckwitt will be
guest speaker at an outstanding
brew Cong. Chic and Kane, tele- cultural program sponsored by
vision entertainers, will be fea-
tured at the meeting. A social
hour will follow the program.
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In an effort to bolster the
Bnai Brith blood bank, Mrs.
David Grosberg, DETROIT
CHAPTER president, announces
that the member bringing in
the most donors in March will
be awarded a weekend for two
at Oakton Manor in Wisconsin.
Mrs. Alan Hagenyose, UN.
2-2343, may be contacted re-
garding classes in home nursing
and first aid.
Mrs. Henry Schore, member-
ship chairman of RABBI ZAGER
CHAPTER, Bnai Brith, invites
members who bring prospective
members to the membership tea,
Tuesday, Feb. 27, at the home of
Mrs. Julius Feigelman, 3784 Ful-
lerton. Mrs. Leonard Sims will
be guest speaker. Joan Rose and
Maureen Wohl from Eve Meis-
ter's School of Dramatics will
perform. There will be acts by
members of Z a g e r Dramatic
Group. Refreshments will be
served by hostess e s, Gene
Cooper, Mabel Alvin, Esther Ber-
man, Doris Aaron, Esther
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Schwartz, Mollie Greene, Minnie
DETROIT LADIES LEC HEM Fine, Frances R u b i n, Ethel
ANEEIM will celebrate its 30th Weiss and Sylvia Zide. For in-
anniversary with its annual formation call UN. 3-8015.
banquet to be held at 6 p.m..
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March 4, at Cong. Bnai David.
CONG. BETH ABRAHAM SIS-
Funds received will enable the TERHOD will hold the first of
group to continue its charitable a series of socials for the bene-
work. Guest speaker at the ban- fit of its Passover charity fund
quet will be Rabbi Leo Goldman. at 9 p.m., Saturday, in the so-
Mrs. Gittle Melinsky, president, cial hall. MeMbers and their
announces that A. H. Jaffin will guests are invited.
be toastmaster and Jack Weiner
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and his orchestra will entertain.
WOMEN'S CLUB of C o n g.
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Abraham will hold a
PRIMROSE BENEVOLENT Beth
games night at 9 p.m., Thurs-
SOCIETY will meet Monday day.
Members are advised that
urhen. Mrs. Sam Oberstein will
may bring only two guests,
review a book. Members and they
as the affair is limited to 150.
friends are invited.
Reservations may be made with
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NEUGARTEN MEDICAL AID any committee member or of-
executive committee members ficer.
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will host old and new board
A social program is planned
members at a luncheon to be
held at 12:30 p.m., Monday, at for SHERUTH LEAGUE'S meet-
the home of Mrs. Samuel L. ing on T u e s d a y. Mrs. Max
Goodman, 18614 Oak Dr.
Chomsky, pr o g r am chairman,
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and Mrs. Arthur Tractenberg
Fannie Fisher, . cultural and and Mrs. R a 1p h Greenbaum,
program chairman of GHANA membership committee, 11 a v e
CZENES CLUB of Pioneer Wom- completed plans for the eve-
en will give a talk on "The ning's entertainment. Highlight-
Story of Hatikvah," at the Feb. ing the the evening will be a
19 meeting at the home of Mrs. quiz show. Games will follow.
Jean Kurtzman, 3218 Fullerton,
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at 12:30 p.m.
KVUTZAH
IVRITH L A D I ES
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AUXILIARY will meet at 12:30
BNAI DAVID SISTERHOOD p.m., Monday, at tne Rose Sittig
will meet at 12:30 p.m. Monday Cohen Bldg. for an important
in the social hall of the. syna- . meeting. A musical program,
gogue. Mrs.. Joshua S. Sperka under the supervision of Joe
will give a book review. Refresh- Yanich, director of music for
ments will be served.
the United Hebrew Schools, has
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been planned.
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The NORTH WOODWARD
BRANCH OF THE JEWISH EU-
PHILIP HANDLER CHARIER,
ROPEAN WELFARE ORGAN- Bnai Brith, will present veterans
IZATION is planning a shower at the Veteran's Hospital in
for orphans in Israel. -•lim- Dearborn with scuffles they
inary plans will be discussed at have been working on as their
a meeting at noon Tuesday, Feb. current project. A membership
20, at the home of Mrs. Sadie culmination evening has been
Bienenfeld Haut, 2327 Sturte- planned for March 1. The board
vant. Mrs. Joseph Zuckerman meeting has been postponed to
and Mrs Anna Goldberg are Thursday, at the home of Mrs.
chairmen of the shower.
R. Atlas, 2724 Philadelphia.
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BETH MOSES SISTERHOOD
The final meeting of the
is completing plans for the
membership drive to honor the LOUIS MARSHALL WOMEN
dedication of the new synagogue MEMBERSHIP COMMIT TEE
on Linwood and Oakman. Mrs. will be held at the home of
Adolph Edelheit, TO. 5-0595, can Mrs. Oscar Rappaport, 18915
be contacted for membership Muirland, Wednesday, 8:30 p.m.
The feature of the program will
enrollment.
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be a skit presented by mem-
Mrs. Henry Small, president of bers of its committee headed by
WOMEN'S AUXILIARY of the Yetta Feuer. There will be re-
t MAIMONIDES MEDICAL SO- freshments and other entertain-
CIETY, has called a board meet- ment. For reservations call TO.-
for Monday, at the home of 8-5611 or TO. • 7-5951.
*
Mrs. Abraham Rogoff. Co-host-
The anti-defamation league
esses will be Mesdames Benja-
min Parker, Ezra Lipkin. David discussion group of IVAN S.
Kliger and Howard Appleman. BLOCH CHAPTER, Bnai Brith,
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will meet at' 8:30 p.m. Thurs-
WOMEN'S AUXILIARY of AC- day, at the home of Dolly
COUNTANTS' GUILD will meet Gross, 4248 Monterey. J u 1 i u s
-Feb. 21 at the home of Mrs. J. Weinberg, director of the cul-
Linden, 18469 Pennington. The tural committee of the Jewish
Saretta Mosher Dramatic Studio Community Council, will dis-
cuss "What Do You K tiro w
will present several sketches.
About Yourself?" For further
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Anita Papkoff, president of information call Mrs. Martin
ISRAEL CHAPTER, Bnai Brith, Pastor, chairman, TO. 7-4833.
announces that initiation of
The Boston tea party was
new members by a Council de-
gree team will be held at 8:30 planned hi the backroom of the
p.m., TUesday, at Notthiwe,St He- BO-Ston. Gb.iette..
MRS. GERSON BERRIS
the Detroit Council of Pioneer
Women at 8:30 p.m., Monday, at
Carmel Hebrew School, 17556
Wyoming. The public is urged
to attend.
On the program with Dr.
Beckwitt, who will speak on
"Bringing Up a Normal Jewish
Child in a Non-Jewish World,"
is Moe Kesner, accompanied by
Molke Shaw.
Mrs. Gerson Berris, educational
vice-president a n d. chairman
for the e v e n i n g, announces
there will be no admission
charge.
Junior Hadassah
To Support Pair
In Israel Village
Through their annual donor
dance, which is scheduled for
May 19, Detroit Junior Hadassah
members hope to . raise $19.00 to
care for two i2-year-old young-
sters who live at Meir Shfeyah,
the children's village in Israel
sponsored by the Junior Hadas-
sah.
The young Hadassah women,
all in their twenties, have adopt-
ed the ISraeli pair, and will un-
dertake to raise the sum to sup-
port them for a year. Both_ chil-
dren were taken to Meir Shfe-
yah after illness, death and
family problems had prevented
their living a normal life.
Over 200 children have been
brought to Israel by Youth Ali-
yah from Europe the Middle
East and North Africa, many of
whom are located at the youth
village. There are several hun-
dred residents at Meir Shfeyah,
with similar backgrounds, who
are able to survive only through
Junior Hadassah funds.
The group's annual monthly
social will take place Wednes-
day, at the Halevy Music Center.
There is a nominal charge for
non-members and men who
wish to attend.
Maimonides Plaque
Decorates U.S. Capitol
WASHINGTON, (JTA) — A
plaque depictaing Maimonides,
the great Jewish Philosopher,
has been installed in the rede-
corated House of Representatives
chamber at the Capitol as part
of a series of portraits of his-
toric figures who contributed to
the evolution of American law.
The plaque was sculptured by
Brenda Putnam of New York.
18—THE JEWISH NEWS
r
Friday, February 16, 1951
Will Wed in July
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Study Club Plans
Feb. 27 Program
For Music Month
The Music Study Club of De-
troit will dedicate a program at
8:30 p.m., Feb. 27 to Jewish
Music Month.
To be held at the Davison
Jewish Center, the evening's en-
tertainment will include: a talk
on Jewish music by Mrs. Ira
Kaufman; songs by the club's
choral group,• which is under
the direction of Dan Frohman,
with Rose Bassin Stein, accom-
panist; and an instrumental
trio composed of Sadie Cooper
Braver, violinist; Harry Siegel,
cellist; and Rebbecca Frohman,
pianist and soloist.
Dancing and refreshments
following the program will be
provided by the Djerkiss bro-
thers. Mrs. Edward Zellman,
chairman, announced that the
meeting is open to husbands
and friends.
The club, through its philan-
thropic committee co-chairmen,
Mrs. Henry Weinberg and Mrs.
Ira G. Kaufman, has been act-
ively engaged in a program of
giving entertainment to children
and adults in various institu-
tions in Michigan.
At the Jewish Home for Aged,
a musical program was pre-
sented under the guidance of
Mrs. J. M. Greenberg. .
At the Wayne County Train-
ing school at Northville, Mrs.
Kaufman and Mrs. Weinberg
presented a combination of mu-
sic, dance and magic, and 650
boxes of candy were distributed.
The group was asked to return.
On Feb. 13, the Children's
Hospital of Detroit was visited
and books and gifts were dis-
tributed. The chairman was Mrs.
Michael Schot.
The Drama Group of Music
Study Club will present skits
and dramatic interludes as part
of a musical program at Dear-
born Veterans Hospital on Feb.
24. Chairman will be Mrs. Philip
Donan. Cigarettes will be dis-
tributed to the shut-ins.
FAY-ANN GORNBEIN
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Gorn-
bein of Los Angeles announce
the engagement of their daugh-
ter Fay-Ann to James L. Pop-
kin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam-
uel Popkin of the Book-Cadillac
Hotel
The bride-elect attended
Michigan State College and her
fiance is an alumnus of the
University of Michigan, where
he was a member of Pi Lambda
Pi fraternity. They will be mar-
ried on July 8 in Los Angeles.
Wolfe Kaufman,
Detroiter, Author
Of Fiction Work
Wolfe Kaufman, one of Broad-
way's top press agents, and a
former Detroiter, has .written a
book of - humorous short stories
about show business. The book,
entitled "Call Me Nate," to be
published April 3, is the • first
book announced for Spring pub-
lication by Exposition Press
Banner Books, the new trade
publishing division of Exposition
Press, New York.
Elliott Paul, noted auther, has
written an introduction. The
acid characterizations, razor-like
satire and plot twists are drawn
from Mr. Kaufman's own exper-
ience on Sunset Boulevard and
Broadway. He was a drama crit-
ic for the Chicago Sun and
Broadway reporter and reviewer
for Variety. He was press agent
for "Carmen Jones" and "Briga-
Home for Aged Women's doon." •
Group to Meet on Monday
He is a brother of Nathan
Kaufman, an assistant Wayne
The service group board of the County prosecutor. .
Women's Auxiliary, Jewish
Home for Aged, will meet Mon-
day, 1 p.m., at
MRS. EVELYN PEVOS
the home of
Mrs. Ben Arkin,
Announces
18717 North-
That
the Business of
lawn.
Mrs. Arthur
. - EDWARD
:Robbins will re-
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Sonnenblick, di-
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Mrs. Zeldes Home, will con-
duct a workshop session.
Mrs. Samuel Zeldes, president,
invites all volunteers who wish
to offer their services for the
aged to this meeting.
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