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J W V Activities

RAYMOND B L O C H AUXI-
LIARY recently installed its
newly-elected officers. They in-
clude Florence Rosengarten,
president; Faye Malinoff and
Gertrude Yaras, vice-presidents;
Myrtle Lenoff, treasurer; Ruth
Kaplan, chaplain; Sylvia Horo-
witz, conductress; Natalie Victor,
judge advocate; and Pearl
Greenberg, guard. A dinner
celebration followed at Lelli's.
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Brig. Gen. Clyde Dougherty,
head of Civilian Defense in De-
troit, will be guest speaker at
the joint installation of PFC.
JOSEPH L. BALE POST and
AUXILIARY at 9 p.m., Monday,
at the Memorial Home. A dra-
matic program will be presented
by Serreta Mosher's students.
Auxiliary officers, to' be installed
by Dorothy Brown, department

Norma Aberly Wed
To Harold Goldsmith

In a double ring ceremony
president, are Ruth Kline, presi- April 7 at the Fort Wayne Hotel,
dent; Bernice Daskal and Gerry Norma Aberly, daughter of Mr.
GOldstone, vice-presidents; Dor-
othy Cohen, treasurer; Mildred
Zerkel, chaplain; Ruth Siegan,
patriotic instructor; Betty Litt,
guard; Mary Resk, historian;
Miriam Canto r, conductress;
Mildred Baseman, seer e t a r y.
New chairman i'n elude Cele
Eichenhorn, bowling; Gertrude
Hertzberg, hospital; Betty Litt,
sunshine.
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LT. ROY GREEN AUXILIARY
is contributing $50 to the Me-
morial Home to purchase a sup-
ply of chairs. The drama group
has resumed meetings, plans are,
being formulated for a joint
past president and commander
party and the entertainment
committee, under Ida Jerris, is
planning a mother and children
party.

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Miss Ruth Sborow
To Wed Flint Youth

Beatrice Sugar, president of
SHOLOM AUXILIARY announc-
es a bake sale to be held May
18 at Federal Dept. Store
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Sborow, of Schaefer at Six Mile. Beecher,
20471 Sheffield, announce the Peck and Lewis have donated
'engagement of their daughter, boxes for baked goods. Chair-
man is Frances Perlin. All pro-
ceeds go for rehabilitation of
veterans and their families.
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G I N S B U RG - ROSENBURG
AUXILIARY will meet at 8:30
p.m., Tuesday, at the Memorial
Home. Plans .for a wienie roast
and poppy day will be discussed.
Co-hostesses are Mrs. Carol Elias
and Mrs. Fay Goldberg.

LT. ELI LE VIN AUXILIARY
will hold a games party at 8 p.m.,
Tuesday, in the Memorial Home.
Delegates were elected to repre-
sent the group at the Depart-
ment convention to be held
June 1 to 3. Florence Sinkoff
was elected chairman of Poppy
Day, May 24, to be assisted by
Ada Messer.

MISS RUTH SBOROW.

• Ruth, to Victor Hurwitz, son of
Dr. and Mrs. S. A. Hurwitz, of
Flint. Mich.
Hurwitz' is a graduate of Uni-
versity of Michigan where he
was affiliated with Sigma Alpha
Mu fraternity. The bride-elect
will graduate from U of M in
June. The wedding has been
planned for June.

L. Tendler Wiris
Congress Award

Louis Tendler, Detroit News
reporter, was chosen this year's
recipient of the annual Amity
Award of the Women's Division
of the American Jewish Con-
gress. Tendler will be given a
plaque at a luncheon, Wednes-
day, 12.30 p.m., at Masonic Tem-
ple. Mrs. Harry Frank, presi-
dent, will preside.
The award committee, headed
by George Schermer of the
Mayor's Interracial Committee
chose Tendler for his series of
articles entitled, "Detroit and
the Negro" which appeared in
the June issues of The Detroit
News. The articles described the
conditions of the Negro com-
munity in relation to housing,
employment, education and
health.
Featured speaker on the pro-
gram will be Spencer D. Irwin,
associate editor and foreign af-
fairs columnist of the Cleveland
_Plain Dealer. His topic will be
"Northern Outpost o f Peace."
Election of officers will follow
his address.

Lions Club Again Sponsors
Annual White Cane Week

With the Lion's Clubs of
Metropolitan Detroit and Mich-
igan again sponsoring their
annual aid to the blind, Mayor
Albert E. Cabo, of Detroit, and
Michigan Governor, G. Mennen
Williams have proclaimed May
6 to 12 as White Cane Week.
De troiters are asked to . co-
op f,(-?..':e in the program of giving
assistance- to all who are
pa.1:1. ,.',1y or completely blind, the
syra71-2Or for which is the white

cane,

LAWRENCE H. JONES POST
will hold its installation banquet
at 6 p.m., May 20, at Northwood
Inn. Auxiliary officers will also
be installed, A floor show and
several prominent speakers will
be included on the program.
Reservations, which must be
made in advance, may be ob-
tained by calling Herman C.
Gach, chairman, TY. 7-4438, or
Joseph Fishman, assistant chair-
man, UN. 1-580".
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DETROIT POST AUXILIARY
on May 6 installed officers to
serve for the coming year. They
are: Mesdames Eva Feinstein,
president; Fay Teitelbaum and
Leah Levine, vice - presidents;
Bertha Shopp, treasurer; Nellie
Berger, chaplain; Ruth Schwartz,
conductress; Rose Kay, guard;
Tessie Romanaro, patriotic in-
structor; Birdie Rosenberg and
Lillian Fink, trustees; Rose
Schultz, public relations; and
Hilda Goldberg, pubicity chair-
man.

MRS. HAROLD GOLDSMITH

and Mrs. Herman Aberly, was
wed to Harold Goldsmith, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Gold-
smith. Rabbi Morris Adler and
Cantor Jacob Sonenklar offici-
ated.
The bride wore a gown of
chantilly lace over satin. Her
fingertip veil of illusion was held
in place by a modified cloche
trimmed in identical lace.
Attending the bride as maid
of honor was Onny Goldsmith,
with bridesmaids, Mrs. Philip
Wedes, Mrs. Paul Aberly and
Miss Nesie Indianer. Junior
bridesmaid was Sandra Howard,
and flower girl was Charlene
Peller.
Dave Goldsmith was his
brother's best man. Ushers in-
cluded his brother, Irving, and
the bride's brothers, Paul and
Ansel Aberly. Jerry Goldsmith
was junior usher.
Out of town guests were from
Welland, Ont., Jackson, Lansing,
New York, Cleveland and Miami
Beach, Fla.
After a honeymoon in Miami
Beach, the young couple are re-
siding on Chicago Blvd.

Halevy's. Annual
Concert May 27

With Cantor Arele Diamond of
New York as guest soloist, Hal-
evy Singing Society is mobiliz-
ing all its forces
I or par ticipa-
tion in the an-
nual concert,
May 27, at the
Art Institute.
Dr. William
Klein, a former
president of the
society, is chair-
man of the
steering com-
mitt ee in. ..... -
charge of t h e Arele Diamond
concert which will be directed
by Dan Frohman.
Mrs. Lillian Klein, UN. 3-2993,
and Mrs. Gertrude Levine, TO.
7-6619, are in charge of ticket
I sales.
Selections from leading Yid-
dish and Israeli composers will
feature the 26th concert. There
will be 18 compositions on the
The Bar Mitzvah of Ronald program arranged by Frohman.
Moogerman, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Cantor Diamond, although
Louis Moogerman, of 2466 Tay- only 29, has been acclaimed as
lor, will be observed Saturday, one of America's leading tenors.
May 19, at Yeshivath Chachmey He will sing selections by Rum-
Lublin, 12007 Linwood.' A re- shinsky, Wilenski, Leoncavallo,
ception honoring Ronald will be Secunda, Weisser and Tosti. The
held the following day in the program will also include two
family home.
contatas.
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The associate conductor will
Mr. and Mrs. Max Newman be William Gayman, one of the
announce the Bar Mitzvah of founders of Halevy. Bella Gold-
their son, Daniel Meyer, Satur- berg will be the accompanist.
day, Ma o' 19, at Northwest Con-
gregation (Adas Shalom). A
reception in his honor will be Frisch Chapter to See
held Sunday, May 20, at their Three Israel Movies
home 17167 Woodingham, from
4 p.m.
The Daniel Frisch Chapter,
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ZOD, will meet at 8:30 p.m.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rosen- Wednesday, in the new Zionist
blatt announce the Bar Mitzvah Home, Lawrence at' Linwood.
of their son, David Perry, on
Tybie Schneider, ‘p r o gram
May 19, at Cong. Shaarey Zedek. chairman, announces that a pro-
gram of three movies will be
The Bar Mitzvah of Allan shown. Quentin Reynolds is
Nachman, son of Mr. and Mrs. commentator for the film "As-
Harry Nachman will be observed signment in Tel Aviv." The story
May 19, at Cong. Adas Shalom. of the Yemenites will be told in
A dinner the following day at "Flight to Freedom," and "The
the Mayfair will be held in Al- Great Promise" will complete
lan's honor.
the program.

Bar Mitzvahs

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THE JEWISH NEWS

Detroiter Engaged
To Massachusetts Girl

Friday, May 11, 1951

M. Rottenberg
Honored at 25th
Yeshivah Dinner

Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Win-
neg, of Brockton, Mass. announce
the engagement of their

A double celebration will be
in order when the Ladies of
Yeshivath Beth Yehudah cele-
brate their anniversary dinner
at 6:30 p.m., Sunday, at Cong.
Beth Shmuel.
The dinner will mark 25 years
of achievement for the ladies
in the field of Jewish religious
education, and will pay tribute
to Mrs. H. Pearl Rottenberg, one
of the founders, and, for the
past 20 years, president of the
Yeshivah Ladies.
Also to be honored is her hus-
band, Hyman Rottenberg. Mrs.
Rottenberg was also secretary
during the organization's first
five years.
Under her guidance, the La-
dies maintain the Beth Jacob/
School for Girls. It was Mrs.
Rottenberg's assistance that
made possible the first Yeshivah
home on Pingree, a second one
on Elmhurst, and finally a lot
on Dexter to serve the growing
institution.
David J. Cohen is chairman
of the banquet, and Rabbi Jos-
hua S. Sperka is toastmaster.

LEONA CECILE WINNEG

daughter, Leona Cecile, to Al-
M. Posen, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Isadore Posen, of Marlowe
Ave., Detroit.
Miss Winneg will graduate
from the University of Michigan
in June. She is a member of the
senior honor society and chair-
man of the social action de-
partment of the Student Reli-
Leon Kay to Speak at Center
gious Association.
Observance of Israel Day
Posen attended Wayne Uni-
versity and is affiliated with
Leon Kay, former president of Phi Alpha fraternity. A late
the Zionist Organization of De- summer wedding is planned.
troit and a recent visitor to Is-
rael on an economic fact-find-
ing mission, will speak at the
MOTHER'S DAY
Woodward Jewish Center ob-
servance of Israeli Day, Wednes-
Fresh Flowers
day, 9 p.m. His topic will be
Call UN. 4-6442
"How Can Israel Become Self-
Sufficient."

bert

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