Sheruth League Installs
New Officers on Tues.

The Sheruth League will have
its installation of officers on
Tuesday, at Rotunda Run.

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MRS. ARTHUR TRACTENBERG
The following will be install-
ed:
Mrs. Arthur Tractenberg,
president; -Mrs. Marvin Stearn,
1st Vice President; MrS. Nathan
Spector, 2nd Vice President;
Mrs. Sam Chapin, 3rd Vice Pres-
dent.
Mrs. Gilbert Roth, Recording
Secretary; Mrs. Stuart Palmer,
Treasurer; Mrs. Philip Atkins,
Financial Secretary; Mrs. Max-
well Goldstein and Mrs. Selden
Isaacson, Corresponding Secre-
taries; Mrs. Norman Strager,
Publicity.
The organization is known for
its work in sending under-priv-
ileged children to Fresh Air
Camp. The money for this work
is raised by an annual donor
affair together with the pub-
lication of a year book.

May 20—To Mr. and Mrs. Mal-
colm Lowenstein (Beth Elaine
Srere) , of Covington Dr., a
daughter.
* * *
May 19—To Mr. and . Mrs. War-
ren Shwayder. (Joan Freeman),
of Longfellow Ave., a son.
* _ * *
May 18—To Mr. and Mrs. Phil-
ip Gross (Margie Aronsson), of
Huntington Woods, a son, Neal.
* * *
May 18—Mr. and Mrs. Robert
M. Kuttnauer (Suzanne Shap-
ero), a son, James Stephen. '
* * *
May 16 — To Dr. and Mrs.
Maurice L. Zunder (Clara Moss),
of Ohio Ave., a soh, Kenneth
-Dean.
* * *
May • 14—To Mr. and Mrs. Hal
Burnett (Shirley Ann Phillips)
of 950 Whitmore Road, a son,
•
Mark Phillip.
* * *
May 11—To Mr. and Mrs. Irv-
ing Kahn (Dorothy Albert), of
18490 Greenlawn, a son, Joel
Albert.
* * *
May 9—To Mr. and Mrs. Irv-
ing Herman (Helen Stein), of
18454 Meyers Rd., a son, Larry
Allen.
*
*
*
May 9—To Dr. and Mrs.
Charles A. Nagler (Billie Cu-
gell), of Boston Blvd., a son,
William Merle.
* * * .
April 27—To Mr. and Mrs. Irv-
ing L. Levine (Rose Brooks) of
19440 Birwood, a daughter, Susan
Elaine.
* * *
April 20—To Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Manko (Ilene Reitzin),
of Calvert Ave., a daughter, An-
drea Marilyn.

Hadassah's 'H' Day
Topic of Chapter
Meeting Tuesday

Plans for Hadassah's "H" Day
will be revealed at a meeting of
all group presidents, member-
ship chairmen and co-chairmen
of Detroit Chapter of Hadassah
to be held at 12:30 p.m. Tuesday,
May 29, at the home of Mrs.
Adolph Lowe, 3283 Lawrence,
membership • c h a i r m a n. The
meeting was called by Mrs. Mil-
ton P r a g, vice president of
membership. Mrs. Maurice
Pearlman is membership co-
chairman.
Other busy committee chair-
men are:
Honor Roll chairman, Mrs.
Joseph Jackier, co-chairman,
Mrs. Mervin Grosberg; Honor
Roll program chairman, M r s.
Charles Gershenson; Honor Roll
secretaries, Mrs. Samuel Cohl
and Mrs. Robt. Lattin;
Honor Roll Bulletin chairman,
Mrs. .M. L. Lichter, co-chairman,
Mrs. Leo Pear 1; Memoriam
chairman, Mrs. Lester Lapides;
Hadassah Medical Center chair-
man, Mrs. William Isenbetg; H.
M. 0., Mrs. Samuel J. Green-
berg; Youth Aliyah, Mrs. Arthur
Purdy; treasury gifts, Mrs. Ben-
jamin Bond; Minyan, Mrs. Abe
K a t z m a n, co-chaiman, Mrs.
Aaron Kurland;
JNF chairman, Mrs. Louis
Luckoff; JNF Box Collection,
Mrs. Charles Robinson;
Child Welfare, Mrs. Harry
Bookstein; Librarian, Mrs. Na-
than Spevakow;
Education consultant, Mrs. Al-
bert Elazar; Education chapter
chairman, Mrs. Max Chomsky
with Mrs. Donald Hirschfield,
Mrs. Jacob Segal, and Mrs. Mor-
ris Weingarten, co-chairmen;
American affairs, Mrs. Jerome
M a r k; membership secretary,
Mrs. Leonard Marein; member-
ship conservation, Mrs. Frank
Wetsman; Hadassah s u p p lies,
Mrs. A. W. Feller and Mrs. Fan-
nie Choden;
Knitting, Mrs. William Nad-
ler; Program chairman chapter
meetings, Mrs. Louis Glasier;
Program chairman, group meet-
ings, Mrs. Harold Frank; Pro-
g r a m research, Mrs. Milford
Pregerson;
Mrs. Aaron Silberblatt, Ha-
dassah Gift Shop Chairman, ad-
vises that the new Hadassah
Gift Shop, 13307 Linwood, Ava-
lon Theater Bldg., will remain
open during the summer, and
the shop has a multitude of ext.
cellent gift items for weddings,
babies, birthdays, showers, con-
firmations, and other special oc-
casions. All proceeds of the Gift
Shop go to Hadassah's medical
work.
Experienced sewers and knit-
ters who wish to make articles
for sale in the' gift shop are wel-
come. Hadassah supplies t h e
materials. TlioSe interested may
contact Mrs. Silberblatt; TY.
7-3060.. Mrs. Jacob Mazer and
Mrs. Harry Kopel are co-chair-
men of this project.
Mrs. Sam Croll is Hadassah
bond chairman, and she and
members of her committee will
be pleased to deliver bonds of
any denomination upon request:
TEXAS 4-2920 or the Hadassah
Office, TYLE1L 8-8216.

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THE JEWISH NEWS
Friday, May 25, 1951

Jwv National Head
To Be Guest Speaker
At Detroit Convention

Henry Albert, national com-
mander of the Jewish War Vet-
erans will be the guest in De-
troit of the Department of Mich-
igan, at its annual convention
in Detroit on June 1 to 3.
Convention business sessions
will commence at 9 a.m., June 3,
at the -JWV
• - Memorial Home.
Prior to the
business sessions
a series of social
and civic func-
tions have been
arranged by the
,..400%plannin0 corn-
. mittee.
These events
include a press
cocktail party
Henry Albert at the Veterans
Memorial Building in honor, of
Albert. Invited guests at this
event will include veteran lead-
ers of the community and pub-
lic 'officials.
The convention ball will be
under the stars on the outdoor
terrace adjoining the Memorial
Home on June 2. Music will be
provided by the Manhattan Trio.
The convention will conclude
with a banquet at the Mayfair,
on June 3, at which Mr. Albert
will be the principal speaker.
A Jamaica, Long Island, at-
torney, Mr. Albert is a veteran
of World War I, and a graduate
of the City College of New York
and Columbia University Law
School. He is a leader in the
American Legion, and has held
high elective and appointive of-
fices in the Jewish War Veter:-
ans prior to his election- as na-
tional commander.
The Detroit Common Council
has designated the weekend
"Jewish War Veterans Days" in
honor of the convention.
Arrangements are being
handled by committees headed
by Mrs. Rose Cowan of the De-
partment of Michigan Auxiliary
and Henry Littman, represent-
ing the department.

.

To Wed in Fall

Frisi ZOD Picnic Sunday

Daniel Frisch Chapter, ZOD,
will picnic this Sunday, May 27.
Picnickers will meet at 1 p.m.
at the Zionist House, Lawrence
at Linwood, and from there will
go to a park.
The afternoon will be spent at
a park. Those attending are
asked to bring sports equipment.
The group will return to the
city for Sunday night supper.
For further information phone
Lillian Tron, TO. 5-5127.

STERI LI Z ED

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Bar Mitzvahs

Mr. and Mrs. Al Sklar an-
nounce the Bar Mitzvah of- their
son, Lawrence Floyd, Sat,
May 26, at Congregation Shaare'Y
Zedek. A reception in his honor
will be. held Saturday, June 2,
at the Book Cadillac Hotel.
* * *
Dr. and Mrs. Ervin B. Moss an-
nounce the Bar Mitzvah of their
son, Burl, on Saturday, June 2,
at Congregation Bnai Moshe. A
dinner in his honor will be held
on Sunday, June 3, at the Lee
Plaza Hotel. * *

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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