THE JEWISH NEWS-15

Friday, May 18, 1951

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Mr. and Mrs. Barney Hertzberg of Outer Drive are enjoying
a two-week visit in New York City.
Mrs. B. I. Brody of Lincolnshire Drive is expected home this
week from a stay in Passe Grille, Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Handler of Chicago Blvd. have returned
from a fortnight visit to New York City.
Mrs. Pearl Prince of the Wilshire was hostess the past week
to Mrs. Lillian Kanterman of Flint.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Schaeffer of Cortland Avenue are mov-
ing to Buffalo, New York.
Tese Schild will present a group of her students in a piano
recital at 8:30 p.m., Saturday, at McGregor Library.
Mr. and Mrs. Abe Miller, of 19211 Pennington Dr., invite their
relatives and friends to a house warming open house from 7 p.m.,
May 26. No cards.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Fishman, of Webb Ave., are vacationing
at the Casablanca Hotel in Miami Beach, Fla., where they will
stay three weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. David Olshansky have returned from a three
month vacation in Miami Beach, Fla.
Mrs. Gertrude Samter, of Calvert Ave., is in New York - for ten
days visiting relatives and friends and attending the Practical
Nurses' Convention.
Mr. and Mrs. Abe Green, of 18461 Roselawn, happily announce
the adoption of a son, Barry Neil, born Dec. 19, 1950.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. Newman and son of Berkeley, Calif.,
former Detroiters, are visiting with their family, the Harry Rez-
nicks, of Hartwell Ave. They will attend the Bar Mitzvah of their
nephew, Howard Reznick.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Davis, of 17418 Northlawn, will hold open
house Sunday evening to honor Miriam Leebove. No cards.
At a luncheon party honoring the 16th birthday of
Joyce Weisman at the Book Cadillac Casino guests were Mesdames
Kiva Nemer, Benjamin Pohl, Oscar Skolnik, Philip Weisman,
Esther Sibrack and Misses Phyllis Skolnik, Yvonne Klessmer, Carol
Schwartz, Joyce Pollack, Paula Rabkin, Sally Talcot, Junis Cago,
Paula Lichtenstf in, Phyllis Winagrad, Elinor Prady, Judy Zable,
Bernice Silver, Mitzie Lelchook, Rita Schenfield, Irma Phillips,
Joyce Klein and Mrs. Irving I. Weisman.

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Bar Mitzvahs

Mrs. B. Dickman
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The Bar Mitzvah of Allan
Nachman, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Nachman will be observed
Mrs. Barnett J. Dickman has Saturday, at Cong. Adas Shalom.
been elected president of the A dinner the following day at
Detroit Women's American Jew- the Mayfair will be held in Al-
lan's honor.
• • •
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rosen-
blatt announce the Bar Mitzvah
of their son, David Perry, on
Saturday, at Cong. Shaarey Ze-
dek.

To Convene at Atlantic City

ATLANTI -; CITY, (JTA)--
More than a thousand Jewish
social workers will appraise the
effect of the national emergency
on Jewish social welfare during
the 52nd annual meeting of the
National Conference of Jewish
Social Welfare opening here on
May 19 at the Hotel Traymore.
More than 500 ewish communi-
ties will be represented.

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News Brevities

SMITH FAMILY CLUB at its
last meeting made plans for its
annual picnic.
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Contributions were made to
the United Jewish Appeal and
packages sent to Israel orphan-
ages at the recent meeting of
the DAVID OLSHANSKY FAM-
ILY CLUB. A picnic was plan-
ned for June.

the 250th anniversary of the
city, will be introduced at 3:30
p.m., Sunday, over WWJ-TV,
Channel 4. George Stark, of
The Detroit News, will trace De-
troit's history on the ten-week
program.

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ish Congress. Formerl:- vice-pres-
ident and presently the treas-
urer of the Michigan Committee
on Civil Rights, she is a member
of the community relations com-
mittee of the Jewish Community
Council. She is graduate of De-
troit Teachers College. Her hus-
band is a constuction engineer.
Their daughter, Nancy, attends
Michigan State Normal College.
Other officers include: vice-
presidents, Mesdames H. Book-
stein, M. J. Kritchman, Harold
E. Nelson, Dan Shapiro, Erwin
Kornwise, Allan Weston, Mar-
shall Brenner, Max Klayman, G.
Lionel Willens and Samuel A.
Green; secretaries, Mesdames
Janice Mendelsohn, Wallace Na-
than, Gerald Steinberg, Archie
Goldberg, Harry Bookstein, Louis
Redstone, Harry Feulner, Dellis
Harwith, Arnold Frank, Julius
Stross, Benj. Kohen and S. Kat-
ser; delegates to National Worn-
en's Division board, Mesdames
Barnett Dickman, Wm. Burk,
Wm. Cohen; alternates, Mes-
dames Harry Bookstein, Chas.
Feinberg, Leo Simon.

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dance groups of Wayne Univer-
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ter Dance Group, the Tosia
Mundstock Dance Group and
the Marion Kirk Dance Group.

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LEWIS S. ROSENSTIEL, chair-
man of the board and president
of Schenley Industries, Inc., has
been elected a member of the
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Plans for a social of CLUB 25 Board of the American Jewish
will be acted upon at the next Committee.
meeting at the home of Eva
Zatkoff.
Lapeer. Parents Group
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SOLOMON FAMILY CLUB To Present Cake Sale
will meet Sunday, at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Sid Lieberman,
The Lapeer Parents Associa-
on Sturtevant Ave.
tion, a group of parents, rela-
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tives and friends of patients in
Richard Carlson, boy's coun- the Lapeer State Home and
sellor and defense director of Training School, is working on
Burroughs Intermediate School, a campaign to provide a few
will speak to the DURFEE luxuries to these mentally han-
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ciation at 8 p.m., Tuesday, in
Toys, radios, television and ed-
the Durfee auditorium.
ucational equipment are a few
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THE DETROIT STORY, a new items that have been sent. Mon-
television series commemorating ey is raised from various activi-
ties such as a cake bake sale,
which is scheduled for May 26.
A rummage store is a perma-
nent source of income.
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Julius Rosenwald Post, Ameri-
can Legion, recently contributed
a portable phonograph to the
Mr. and Mrs. Mowry Nelson of Jewish religious class at the
Duane Ave. announce the en- Home.
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The group is also interested in
Constance, to Jack Rudack, son increasing its membership. For
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Mrs. SAMUEL ZELDES, former president of the Women's
Auxiliary of Jewish Home for Aged, and board member, together
with Mrs. JACK FISHER, Auxiliary treasurer, present a $6,000
check to IRA I. SONNENBLICK, dir-ector of the Jewish Home for
Aged, toward the newly established x ray clinic, laboratory and
dental office. The Women's Auxiliary in the past has furnished
the Home with an oxygen tent, heat lamps, and wheel chairs.

Mr. and Mrs. Max Newman
announce the Bar Mitzvah of
their son, Dariel Meyer, Satur-
day, May 19, at Northwest Con-
gregation (Adas Shalom).
A
reception in his honor will be
held Sunday, May 20, at their
home 17167 Woodingham, from
4 p.m.
• • •
Mr. and Mrs. Sol Lunsky an-
nounce the Bar Mitzvah of their
son, Lester David, on May 25,
at Temple Israel. A reception
will follow the service.

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