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THE JEWISH NEWS

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Friday, May 25, 1951

Women

CONG. BETH TIKVAH SI•-
TERHOOD will hold a games
party at 8 p. m., Monday, in the
social hall at 9746 Petoskey.
Proceeds will help to maintain
the Sunday School.
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MOGEN ABRAHAM SISTER-
HOOD will meet Tuesday even-
ing for an election of officers.
Plans will be made for a joint
installation with the Men's Club.
Mrs. Sidney Silver, of 3008 Stur-
tevant, will be hostess. The
SISTERHOOD deeply - mourns
the passing of its treasurer, Rose
Lerman, on May 8. The men's
group and Sisterhood are con-
tributing $100 to a memorial in
her honor.
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The PASADENA STUDY CLUB
has elected the following offi-
cers : Bertha Cohen, president;
Bernice Erenberg, vice president
in charge of programs; Mary
Zack, secretary; Ann Rothen-
berg, treasurer; Fanny Title, re-
porter; Sadie Sherman, chair-
man of sunshine committee and
Rose Schwartz, co-chairman of
Sunshine committee.
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PHILANTHROPIC COMMIT-
TEE, Music Study Club, an-
nounces its final program will
be given at Percy Jones Hospital.
The dramatic group of the Adas
Shalom will present "Consola-
tion," a comedy. Wyn Garden,
Detroit soprano, will render vocal
selections, accompanied by Mrs.
Norman Allan. Several short
musical skits will be presented by
the club's own dramatic group.
Chairmen are Mrs. Ira G. Kauf-
man and Mrs. Henry Weinberg.
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At 12:30 p.m., •Tuesday, the
WOMEN'S SABBATH LEAGUE
invites members and friends to
a pre-Shevuoth program and
meeting in Young Israel. A
luncheonette will be served, with
Mrs. Lillian Kaplan as chairman
of arrangements. Featured dill
be a dramatic and musical pres-
entation entitled "Sounds from
Saini," written and directed by
Mrs. Joshua Sperka and enacted
by members of the group. The
tenth anniversary of the organ-
ization's founding will be cele-
brated at a luncheon on June
13 at Young Israel. Mrs. J. Cohen,
TO. 7-8543, is taking reserva-
tions.

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CHANNA CZENESH CHAP-
TER, Pioneer Women, will meet
at the home of Rose Tukel, 17401
Cherrylawn at 12:30 p.m., Mon-
day. Rose Lachover and Sarah
Friedman have prepared a pro-
gram on Channa Czenesh, the
poetess after whom the chapter
is named.
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NORTH WOODWARD BRANCH,
Jewish European Welfare Organ-
ization, will meet at the home of
Mrs. A. Alpert, 2637 W. Boston
Blvd. Mrs. Sadie Bienenfeld,
president, announces that a sum-
mer agenda will be planned,
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Sarah Molly Stolinsky has
been elected president of BUSI-
NESS AND PROFESSIONAL
CHAPTER, Briai Brith. Assisting
her are Esther Pollick, Ida
Wright and Sylvia Paskin. vice-
presidents; Katherine Gold-
smith, Delphine Lorig, Margaret
Kabachnik and Alice Weil, secre-
taries; Betty Rockaway, coun-
selor; Dorothy Eizen, sentinel;
Betty Weinberg, guide; Sara
Weiss, historian; Rebecca Wins-
ton, Pearl Nusbaum, Ellen Gold-
berg and Gus Zuckerstein, trus-
tees. Two-year board members
are Mildred Lepler, Marian Bas-
sey, Sally Goldman and Rose
Rochlin. Contact Doris Siegel,
WE. 5-4158, for reservations for
the bowling banquet, to be held
June - 7, at the Elmwood Hotel.
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- Members of DONALD FOX
CHAPTER, Bnai Brith, are urged
to attend memorial services for
Donald Fox at 10:30 a.m., Decor-
ation Day, Wednesday, at Mach-
pelah Cemetery. Reservations
for an installation dinner to be
held June 7, at Rainbow Cater-
ing, are being taken by Mes-
dames Sylvia Lipson, TE. 4-0116,
and Clara Tucker, TE. 4-6184,
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AMERICAN HAVEN CLUB
celebrated Mother's Day with a
mother and daughter dinner

and square dance.

Plans Drama Career

MONDAY STUDY CLUB, Ha-
dassah, at its last session, plant-
ed 12 trees in the Irving Schlus-
sel Forest honoring A. J. Lach-
over in appreciation of his ser-
vices as lecturer for the group
for two years.
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PYTHIAN SISTERS will ap-
pear on a TV program at 12:45
p. in., Monday, at Masonic Tem-
ple. An afternoon of games will
follow. Prospective members are
welcome, and may call Esther
Rachleff, WE. 3-0474, for infor-
mation.
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BNAI MOSHE SISTERHOOD
will offer a paid-up luncheon as
its final affair of the season. A
musical program is planned by
Mrs. Benjamin Weiss, chairman.
An oneg shabbat on June 9 is
planned by Mrs. Moses Lehr-
man, at which a playlet, "The
Book of Ruth," will be present-
ed. All members are urged to
cooperate in planning a build-
ing fund luncheon scheduled for
next season.
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ISRAEL CHAPTER, Bnai
Brith, will hold a mother and
daughter banquet at 7 p. m.,
Monday, at Mayfair- Catering.
Contact Rae Hurvitz, TO. 8-5439,
for reservations.
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PRIMROSE BENEVOLENT
SOCIETY will elect officers at
its June 4 meeting. Mrs. Nor-
man Goldenberg, nominating
committee chairman, will pre-
sent the official slate, and Mrs.
Joseph Weinberg, president, will
preside.
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BUSINESS 4N D PROFES-
SIONAL CHAPTER, Pion e e r
Women, will hold installation
ceremonies on Tuesday, at
Northwood Inn. Frances Stel-
lar will act as installing officer.

The BETH SHMUEL LADIES'
AUXILIARY announces its 9th
annual donor luncheon to be
held at 12 noon, June 5, at the
synagogue. Rabbi Moses Lehr-
man is guest speaker, and Mick-
ey Woolf will entertain. Call Mrs.
Leebove, donor chairman, TO.
5-1351, or Mrs. E. Gooze, WE.
4-6878.

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MISS JOAN E. GREY

A graduating senior at the
Normandy School, Miami Beach,
Fla., Joan Enid Grey has re-
turned to the Pennington Dr.
residence of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Oscar F. Gray fol-
lowing her graduation May 23.
Joan attended Central High
School in Detroit, and plans to
study dramatic arts at the Pasa-
dena Playhouse College of The-
ater Arts in Pasadena, Calif.

Shaarey Zedek Women
To Present Cantata

"A Journey Through the Book"
is the title of a Cantata to be
presented by the Sisterhood of
Cong. Shaarey Zedek at 9 p.m.,
Saturday, when the congrega-
tion will host the first Michigan
Conference of the United Syna-
gogue of America.
The script for the cantata was
written by Rabbi Morris Adler
and the music by Dan Frohman.
Participants are Mrs. Philip B.
Frank, narrator; Mrs. Samuel
Shetzer, soprano; Lillian Zel-
man, pianist; Jacob Becker, cel-
list; and Dan Frohman, bari-
tone.

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The dramatic group of ADAS
SHALOM SISTERHOOD will
present a play, "Consolation,"
for veterans of Percy Jones Hos-
pital in Battle Creek on Satur-
day. A luncheon in honor of the
group will precede the program,
which wil be presented twice,
for ambulatory and bedridden
patients. In the cast are Mes-
dames M. Sherbow, M. Gobel, E.
C. Armstrong, J. Kamen and A.
Ross. Mrs. I. Kaufman is direc-
tor, and is assisted by Mesdames
I. Feldman and A. Ross.
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YOUNG WOMEN'S B I C U R
CHOLEM will hold an installa-
tion of officers ceremony at 8
p. m., June 13, at the Veterans'
Memorial Building, on Jefferson.
It is open to the public.
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CONG. BETH MOSES SISTER-
HOOD will hold a dessert lunch-
eon June 19, at the synagogue.
Members and friends are wel-
come.

DETROIT CHAPTE R, Bnai
Brith, will hold its annual bowl-
ing league banquet on June 4, at
Masonic Templ e, announced
Mrs. Leonard Tigay, president.
Mrs. Sam Gilbert, chairman, has
provided entertainment includ-
ing Mickey Woolf and his band
with Lynn Sharon.

Linen Supply Board to Hold

Convention at Greenbush Inn

Sol Colten,. chairman of the
Michigan Linen Supply Board,
of Trade, Harry Schumer, pres-
ident, and Joe Greenbaum, sec-
retary-treasurer, announce that
the organization will hold its
annual business convention from
June .7 to. 11 at Greenbush Inn,
On Lake Huron near Alpena,

Brith Council
To Install Officers

To Be in Wienie Roast Form

The Greater Detroit Bnai
Brith Council will hold its an-
nual dinner installation of of-
ficers on Wednesday, 6:30 p.m.
at Bel-Aire Terrace.
Sidney J. Karbel, past-presi-
dent of Harry B. Keidan Lodge,
past-president of Council, and
general committeeman of Dis-
trict Grand Lodge No. 6, will be
installing officer. Milton M.
Weinstein, past president of Pis-
gah Lodge is general chairman.
Members and friends who are
unable to attend the dinner are
invited to the installation cere-
mony at 8:30 p.m.
There will be refreshments,
entertainment and dancing.
A special feature at the in-
stallation will be a „presentation
by the teen-age Starlets, featur-
ing Barbara Herman and Jerry
Mumper, accompanied by Ercell
Hower. Mickey Woolf and his
orchestra will pia-. •

Junior Hadassah's donor will
take place June 16. It 4411 be a
wienie roast. The public is in-
vited. It will take place at River
Rouge Park, with couples meet-
ing at Edith Berkowitz's home.
2927 Sturtevant or at the Rouge
pool at 9:30 p.m. Call TO. 6-8976
or WE. 3-9414, if interested.

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Mrs. Ben-Gurion and a party
of her Detroit friends visited
Barton's new store here on
Grand River and Griswold and
participated in the candy party
on the occasion of the opening
of Barton stores in Detroit.

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JUNIOR EQUALITY. CLUB,
recently formed group, • held its
first mother and daughter af-
fair on Thursday. Installation of
officers was also recently held.

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