Cuii 'nil Women Honor Anniversary
Of Resale Shop with Pick-Up Day

Maimonides Guests
Have Fashion Preview

Members and guests of the
Women's Auxiliary of the Maim-
onides Medical Society were given
a preview of spring at),d summer
fashions at the organization's
seventh annual fund-raising
event. h e 1 d Tuesday, at the
Sheraton Cadillac Hotel.
Following a luncheon for over
600 women, the fashion show
was presented by Sak's Fifth
Avenue, with Shirley Haynes as
commentator. Jack Qualey's
strolling musicians entertained.
A feature of the afternoon were
hat designs created by Mrs.
Emory Kovack, which were used
as centerpieces.
Following greetings by the
president, Mrs. Hyman S. Mellen,
short talks were given by Mrs.
I. Walter Silver, general fund-
raising chairman, and Mrs.
Charles Gitlin, program chair-
man. Mrs. Joseph Markel, ac-
companied by Mrs. Leonard
Kurtz, led in the singing of the
National, Anthem. Mrs. Henry
Small delivered the invocation.
Publicity chairman was Mrs. Max
Steiner.
Organized in 1918 by the late
Mrs. Noah Aronstam, the Maim-
onides Auxiliary has grown
through the years to a member-
ship of over 200 women. The
group has played a prominent
role in drives such as the Torch
Fund, Red Cross and Allied Jew-
ish Campaign.
Proceeds from Tuesday's fund-
raising event will be used for
scholarships for two Israeli stu-
dents at the Hebrew University
medical school and for a scholar-
ship-loan fund for needy medical
students in Detroit. Additional
funds will be sent to Kupat
Holim hospitals in Israel for the
purchase of artificial limbs for
veterans of the Arab-Israel war.

Preparing for the city-
wide pick-up of articles
for its 18-year-old resale
shop are Mrs. SAUL
GUI:ECKMAN and Mrs.
FRED KAYE, represent-
ing- the National Com'-
', eil of Jewish Women,
calling on a prospective
housewife. Mrs. HER-
MAN HOLINSTAT. Pick-
u ► day is scheduled for
Sunday.

To celebr‘ate the 18th birthday
,,f its resale shop. the Detroit!
Section, National Council of
Jewish women, has planned a
city-wide pickup from its entire
membership under the chair-
manship of Mrs Herman Holin-

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March 1t—To Mr. and 'Mrs.
Marshall D. Shulman Of Wash-
s:)n.
•inc,, ton. D. C ,
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March 1(--To Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Soshick 'Miriam Ferrer),
of 18981 Northiawn, a son, Mar-
tin Collier.
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March 8—To M:. and Mrs. Ira
J Spoon. of W. Outer Dr., a
daughter. Cynthia. Carol.

March 8—To Mr. and Mrs. Ar-
thur D. LE Vitt. Ruth Broder),
of 12652 StoepE. a son. Arnold
Franklin

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March 7 To Mr. and Mrs.
Fred La::e 'Jeanne Ann Stark),
of 155 Ferris. Highland Park, a
dauf4hter. Pamela Sue.

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March 7—To Mr. and Mrs.
Seh•.rff, of 2735 Calvert. a
daughter. Elyse Marcie.

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March E TE Mr. and Mrs.
Lou Bialick 'Esther Karbal).
of Grand Ave.. a caughter. Bar-
bara Ruth.

. March 5—To Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Stein 'Beverly Yovis). of
32411 Rochester. a daughter.
Caro!

m:lech 5—To Mr. and Mrs. N.
Lebowitz ( Leah Uronovitz). of

8663 Woodrow Wilson. a daugh-
ter. Laura Marie..

stat and her co chairman, Mrs.

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Saul Glueckman.
Reminding members of the

resale shop plea, "Wear It, Don't
Spare It, Then Share It,' com-
mittee members have been busy
distributing calico bags to be
filled. These will be collected on
Sunday by the women. assisted
by Boy Scouts from two troops
in the city.
Members who are not con-
tacted Sunday will bring bun-
dles to the- April meeting or will
call one of the resale shops.
Three collection points will be
utilized: the Woodward Jewish
Center, the Resale Shop at 20550
Cherrylawn; and a vacant store
at 7304 McNichols Rd.
When the first resale shop
was opened 18 years ago, it oc-
cupied just one room in the
Council Clubhouse at 89 Rowena
St., now known as Mack Ave. To-
day there is a downtown resale
shop at 2606 Clifford, and a
branch at 20550 Cherrylawn,
which is now one year old.
In 1934, the shop was manned
completely by volunteers, sell-
ing merchandise which was en-
tirely contributed by the mem-
bership. Today the operation
has becorrie so much more ex-
tensive that a full-time worker
is employed in each shop in ad-
dition to the volunteers who still
collect the merchandise.
Proceeds Of the shop enable
Council to carry on its program
of service and education in the
community, as well as to sup-
port 'national projects such as
aid to the Hebrew University in
Israel.

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GENERAL MAURICE ROSE
March 5--LTo Mr. and Mrs. AUXILIARY will hold a games
Milton Marwil of Northlawn party at 8:30 p.m., Monday,'. at
Ave.. ,i son. Daniel Toby.
the Memorial Home, announces
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3—To Dr. and Mrs. Doris Adelstein, chairman. Pro-
Meyer M. Pensler i Gertrude ceeds will go to the veterans re-
FLIOI'Illa 11 ,. a c:aughter, Linda habilitation _fund. Friends are
S'-1,, .invited.
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On Thursday, 8:30 p.m. at the
:March 1—To Dr. and Mrs. Sid- Memorial Home, PFC. JOSEPH
ney Shez-ir 'Leona Sholit, for- , L. BALE AUXILIARY will install
tner:..• of Detroit', of Los Angeles. the following new officers: Ber-
Calif.. a son. Philip Steven.
nice Daskal. president; Mary

March

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Ruth Siegan, Ida Rothman, Ed-
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At an election meeting of the
Sisterhood of Cong. Bnai Moshe,
Mrs. Harry Gunsberg was named
to head the organization for
1952. She will be assisted by:
Mesdames David Bernstein,
Benjamin Weiss, Mitchell Feld-
man and Fred Weiss, vice-
presidents; Jack Allweil, Andrew
Iczkowitz, Oscar
Spilkin and
1Morris Goldman,
secretaries; Mil-
t ton Weisz, treas-
urer; I. E. Good-
man, Parliamen-
tarian; and
James Sobel,
chaplain.
Elected to
serve on the
board for two:;;
years were Mes- ,
dames Harry
Simon, Hedwig Mrs. Gunsburg
Blum, Herman Hillman, Irving
Bernstein a n d Dave Weiss.
One-year board members elected
were Mesdames Manuel Barnett,
Morris Klein, Hugo Hiegel, Harry
Rosman and .Ben Davis.,Appoint-
ed by Mrs. Gunsburg were Mes-
, dames Emery Stein, Al Weiss,
Michael Weiss, Harry Markel and
Alex Pollack.
Serving on the advisory board
will be:

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Mesdames Robert Middleman, Phillip

Louis Schwartz. Harry Kwiker.
LT. R. A Y 1, 0 N D ZUSSMAN Shapiro.
Emery Ehrenwald, Emil Phillips. Max
AUXILIARY will meet Monday Brummer, Morris Weinstein. Ernest Labe.
Beck. Adolph Deutsch. Richard
at the home of Betty and Ber- Joseph
Gunsberg. Morris Rosenberg. Hugo Fried-
nice Zussman, 2918 Sturtevant. enberg. Rose Uray, Hattie Grand. Louis
Gunsberg, Morris White. Harry Robin-
New officers will be elected.
son, Joseph Miller. Eugene Weiss. Her-
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man Roth. Isdor Bradfield. B. F. Gold-
CHARLES & AARON KOGAN man. Mrs. Bert Ruby and Louis Kepes.
Installation Of the above offi-
POST will hold a sports night
program Tuesday, at the Me- cers was held at a dessert lunch-
i morial Home. Members of the eon Wednesday.
• Detroit Lions and other sports
Playwright Clifford Odets re-
personalities will appear. 'All cently punctured an egocentric

veterans are invited. Members movie star by saying, "He's one
planning - to go to Percy Jones of those persons whose I's are
I .Hospital on Sunday are asked to too close together."

meet at Esquire Restaurant at
7:45 a.m. for bus transportation.

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JACOB
SILVERMAN

Mrs. Gunsberg to Head
Bnai Moshe Sisterhood

CARD OF THANKS

DAVE DOMBEY

and Associates

Time family of the late Tillie
Newhouse wishes to thank. its
relatives and friends for the
many kindnesses extended
during its recent bereavement.

Bob

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MISS ESTHER HOROWITZ

Mr. and Mrs. Harry R. Hor-
owitz of Santa. Barbara Drive
recently., announced the engage-
ment of their daughter, Esther,
to Ben Kawer of Huntington
Woods, son of the late Mr. and
Mrs. Harry L. Kawer. An Octo-
ber wedding is planned. _

Yeshivah Ladies Plan
26th Banquet on Sunday

SINGAL-SELESNY: At an im-
pressive ceremony at Congrega-
tion Bnai David, on Sunday
evening, Miss Sara Salesny.
daughter of Mrs. Lea Selesny
of 3265 Buena Vista and the late
Izac Selesny, was united in mar-
riage to Bernard Singal, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Singal.
Rabbis Sperka, Gruskin, Levin.
Rottenberg and Frankel and
Cantor Adler officiated at the
ceremony.
In the bridal party were the
parents of the bride and bride-
groom; the bride's cousins. Mr.
and Mrs. Nehemiah Silbert of
Washington. D. C.. andpivraham
Selesny, the bride's brother, who
escorted their mother.
Miss Judy Heyman was maid of
honor. Marshall Klaper was best
man. The bridesmaids were Irene
Gruskin, Fae Rea Klaper, Fran-
ces Singal, sister of the bride-
groom. and Jacqueline Auslander.
Ushers were Larry and Miti-
rice Singal, brothers of the
bridegroom. Albert Snow and
Simon Kleinplatz.
A dinner after the wedding
was followed by a reception at-
tended by more than 500 rela-
tives and friends.

Ladies of Yeshivath Beth Ye-
hudah will hold its 26th annual
banquet. at 6:30 p.m., Sunday, in
the social hall of Cong. Bnai
David. The dinner will serve as
a testimonial to Mr. and Mrs.
David J. Cohen. who have both
been cited for their support to
the Ladies.
Rabbi Joshua S. Sperka will be
chairman of the program, and
Rabbi M. J. Wohlgelernter, guest
speaker. Charles Shere, vice-
president of Bnai David, will be
toastmaster. Dave Diamond's
orchestra will furnish the music,
Politeness never should become
and Cantor Hyman Adler will
old-fashioned or out of style.
participate.
For reservations call Mrs. Pearl
Rottenberg, president, TO. 5-1171, 14 THE JEWISH NEWS
Friday, March 21, 1932
Mrs. Miller, TO. 8-7835 or the
Bnai David office, TO. 8-8776. All
proceeds will go to the main-
tenance fund of the Beth Jacob
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Ladies support.
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