Alpha Omega Auxiliary to Feature
Sulie Harand at Fund-Raising Event

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Planning the fifth annual fund-raising affair of the Detroit
Women of Alpha Omega dental fraternity are. left to right, Mes-
dames JOSEPH GOODSTEIN, HARRY STURMAN, GERALD APTE-
KAR, president; and JULIUS BARR. The culminating event of
this year's drive will be held at 9 p.m., Wednesday, at Temple
Israel w hen Sidle Harand will be featured in her presentation of
Tales of the South Pacific." Tickets may be obtained by calling
Mrs. Goodstein. UN. 2-8389.

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Dr. Oeorg_(
associate
professor of
on at Wayne
University. ti.i. L-.;_.eak on the
- Emotional
of Children"
at a meeting. e: the MacCUL-
LOCH CHAPTF. Better Schools
Association. or_ Monday, at 8
p.m., in the auditorium.
Refreshments, vvi! follow a dis-
cussion period.
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! DR. JEROME
former-
'ly • professor
Yale Divinity
School. will speak Sunday, at 8
-p. in., on "Inflatf,or. or War" at
2705 Joy Road,

ROBERT RAFEL-SON AUXILI-
ARY announcer- the following
officers for - the coming year:
Rose. Biustein, president; Eve
Soloman and Yetta Epstein,
vice-presidents; Pat Lansberg.
Elaine Robbins. secretaries; Zel-
da Rose. treasurer; Dorothy
Buten. treasurer; • and Edith
Partrich, Henrietta Appleton
and Dolly Weinbi:rger, trustees.
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`I'YETZ . - COHEN AUXILIARY
will meet at 8:30 p.m., Monday..
at the Memorial Home when of-
ficers will be nominated for
-elece.ion. Hostesses will be Goldie
Nelson and Shirley Selick. The
Auxiliary's. fifth anniversary will
be celebrated On March 31 with
a membership party. Plans for
3, variety show to be presented
March 30, at Percy -Jones Hos-
pital. complete. with the distri-
bution of gifts a:e currently
being made.

PFC JOS. L. BALE AUXILI-
ARY will be hosts to-- its :mem-
ber's children at a Purim' party
at 2 p.m., Sunday at the Me-
morial Home. Cartoons, a pup-
pet show by Florence Levine and
prizes for the b,..- st costume is
part of the program being
planned by Molly Starman and
Bernice Daskal.
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LT. ROY F. GREEN AUXIL-
IARY will elect officers Tuesday
at the Memorial Home. All mem-
bers are urged to pay their dues
to be entitled to v'te.

.GINSBU RG - - ROSENBERG
AUXILIARY will hold its annual
games party at 8:30 p.m.. Tues-
day. in the Memorial, Home.
Games. _awards and refresh-
Inents will be featured. Friends
are invited.

LT. ELI LEVIN AUXILIARY
will hold a Purim - party at 7:30
p.m., Tuetday, at the Memorial
Home: New meinbers will attend.
and friends are invited. A pro-
gram of entertainment, is plan-
ned. At the joint installation
ceremonies with the Post plan-
ned for April 6, Louis Miriani
will be guest speaker, and the
national Auxiliary president wilt
install officers.

CARD OF THANKS

To their many friends and
relatives, the family of the lai
Sol Rosenberg extend sincerest
thanks for the many kindnesse:-;
shown them during their recent
bereavement.

Yeshiva UniNersitv
klumni Organize Here

Detroit graduates of Yeshiva
University met last week at the
home of Rabbi Charles H. Ros-
enzweig. 430E W. Grand, and
formed the Detroit - Alumni Or-
ganization of Y ,,-,hiva Univer-
sity.
Philip Caplir_ w
elected pres-
ident. Rabbi Rce,enzweig was
named secretary-treasurer.
The graduates hope through
this organization to form a
closer relationship with the uni-
versity.

Northwest Teen-Agers
Offer Stardust Cottillion

A Stardust Cottillion for
Northwest teenagers will be held

at 8:30 p.m.. Saturday, at Cong.
Adas Shalom, announced Saul
Silverman, northwest teenage
activities director of the Jewish
Community Center.
Music will be furnished by
Sammy Barnett's Orchestra, and
a floor show will be presented.
Tickets may be obtained at all
Center offices.
Members of the Northwest
Teenage Committee are Lois
Manheim, Arthur Oleinick, Judy
Jacobs, Barbara Levin, Janis
Lazar, Bea Balaban. John Bloom
and Judy Oberstein.
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Congress Women to Hold
Discussion on Schools

A panel discussion on "What
Is Happening To Our Schools?,' ?
will be the theme of a meeting
sponsored by the Detroit Wom-
en's Division, American Jewish
Congress. Wednesday, 1 p.m.. at
Temple Israel. Mrs. Dan Shapiro
will be chairman.
Participants in the discussion
will be: Mrs. Samuel A. Green.
president of the Michigan Coun-
cil, AJC: Mrs. Eleanor Wolfe,
sociology instructor at Wayne
University; Mrs. Betty Becker.
of the Board of Education and
Dr. Joseph Fauman, research
director of the Jewish Communi-
ty Council.
Mrs. Arthur Robbins, current
events chairman, will give a
digest of world Jewish affairs.
All are invited.

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Maimonides Women's
Luncheon on Tuesday

Highlighting the seventh an-
nual fund-raising luncheon of
Maimonides Medical Auxiliary,
at 2":30 p.m. next Tuesday, at
the Sheraton Cadillac Hotel, will
be a spring fashion show of
original designs by - Saks-Fifth,
Mrs. I: Walter Silver, general
chairman, announced this week.
Proceeds of the
annual event
will go to supply
artificial limbs
for Israeli veter-
ans s and for
scholarships for
needy medical
students in this
country and in
Israel. Assisting
Mrs. Silver in
planning the
luncheon are •
Mesdames Erwin
B. Moss, M a x Mrs. Silver
Blaine, Charles Gitlin, Max Stei-
ner, 0. U. Shapiro, Emery Ko-
vack and Morris Mintz. Reserva-
tions are obtainable from Mrs.
Shapiro, WE. 3-7881.

Scrip, Soya Stores Plan
Joint Israel Distribution

A unique plan whereby ben-
eficiaries receiving scrip certifi-
cates through Scrip to Israel and
Soya Israel Stores, will be able
to redeem them in stores jointly
operated in Israel, was announc-
ed by., Bartley C. Crum, presi-
dent, and Irving Jaffe, vice-
president, of Scrip to Israel, and
Lew Shulgasser, president, and
Yechezkail Besser, treasurer of
Soya Israel Stores.
A complete network of retail
stores, which have been in op-
eration, will be available this
month to holders of scrip cer-
tificates of both companies. The
companies will pool their mer-
chandise and stock them in
their stores. The plan is ex-
pected to effect immediate sav-
ings, lower operational costs
and improved service to Israeli
beneficiaries. It is anticipa:ted
that prices of goods in the joint
stores will be reduced, thus pass-
ing the benefit of the plan to
the consumers.

Workmen's Circle PTA
To Hold Purim Festival

The Parent - Teachers' Asso-
ciation of the Workmen's Circle
School and Kindergarten will
hold its annual Purim festival
at 9 p.m.. Saturday, at 11529 Lin-
wood. .
Tables will be arranged in
cabaret fashion, while students,
parents and faculty present a
Purim floor show and conduct
community singing. D a n c ing
will follow.
Proceeds of the event will be
used tt, buy additional equip-
ment for the school classes. The
community is invited to attend.

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THE JEWISH NEWS

Friday, Match 14, 1952

Alice Levy to Wed
Ralph Lipshaso in jun.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Levy.

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of Calvert Ave., announce the
engagement of their daughter,

Mr. and Mrs. Max Lewenhof
announce the engagement of
their daughter, Beatrice, to
Harold Gabin, son of Mr. and
Mrs. J. Gabin of Erie, Pa. A
June wedding is planned.
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The engagement is announced
of Miss Marilyn Rita Pensler,
daughter of Mrs. Max E. Pensler
and the late Mr. Pensler, to Sey-
mour Gordon, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Morris Gordon of Fullerton
Ave. Miss Pensler is a Wayne
University graduate and is now
completing her studies towards
a Master's degree. She is a mem-
ber of Pi Lambda Theta na-
tional honorary sorority. M r.
Gordon is attending the Univer-
sity of Michigan medical school
and is affiliated with Alpha Ep-
silon Pi and Phi Delta Epsilon
MISS ALICE JOAN LEVY
fraternities. A June wedding is
planned.
Alice Joan, to Ralph Lipshaw,
The engagement of Helen Pol- son of Mr. and Mrs. David Lip-
lock and William N. Pad, son of shaw, of Kentucky Ave.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Pad, Of Glen-
The bride-elect attended the
d ale Ave., was recently an-
nounced. The bride-elect is the Academy of Vocal Arts in Phila-
daughter of Mrs. Eva Pollock, delphia and Wayne University.
of Fullerton Ave., and the late Lipshaw attends Wayne Univer-
Mr. Pollock. A June wedding is sity where he is affiliated with
Sigma Alpha Mu fraternity. The
planned.
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Mr. and Mrs. Max Kahle. of date for June 22.
18253 Santa Rosa, announce th.,
engagement of their daughter,
Rhoda, to Jack Sharf, son of Mr.
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Beth Aaron Young Adults
To Hold Third Dance in Series

The third dance in a series of
Saturday night dances will be
held by the Beth Aaron Young
Adults, on March 29, at the
synagogue. The group will hold
a general meeting at 8:15 p.m.,
Thursday. Prospective members
are urged to call Leon Olshansky,
UN. 1-2490.

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