B. D. Lieberman, Community Worker,

To Be Honored on His 65th Birthday

Benjamin David Lieberman, a Hastings and Alfred in a store
pioneer worker in many Detroit that operated as Lieberman and
causes for more than 35 years, Cohen.
He was married to the former
Molly Goldberg of Detroit on
Sept. 9, 1906. They have two
daughters, Mrs. Marvin Wets-
man of Detroit and Mrs. Norman
L. Weisman of Dayton, 0. ; a son,
Morton D. Lieberman, manager
of the Princeton stores here, and
three grandchildren.
Lieberman's father, the late
Jacob Lieberman, was a leader
in congregational and charitable
affairs here for many yearS.
A worker for the Allied Jewish
Campaigns since 1926, Benjamin
Lieberman is known for his
liberality and his tireless efforts
for all worthy causes. All have
felt free to call upon him for
assistance. During World War
I he was active in the United
Jewish Emergency Fund. He
served as - chairman of the
Lithuanian Jews of Detroit, has
been active in Pisgah i.odge of
BENJAMIN D. LIEBERMAN
Bnai Brith, Zionist Organization
will be honored Sunday on his of Detroit, Congregation Shaarey
65th birthday with 'a brunch Zedek a n.d the Community
Chest.
at the City Club of Detroit.
Lieberman served as chairman
Born in Lithuania. April 6. of the dry goods division of the
1887. Lieberman came to Detroit Allied Jewish Campaign; and
April 4, 1905, and has resided among his proud possessions are
here since.
the citations he has been award-
Prior to coming to this coun- ed for work in local drives. At
try, he studied in the Yeshivoth present he is a board member
of Telse. Kelem and Warno until of the mercantile division of
he was 18. He had Kabbalah for the 1952 campaign.
Shehitah.
Mr. Lieberman shares his
He has been in the merchan- I wife's hobby of gardening, and
dising business in one location- I their home at 2284 Chicago Blvd.
2401-11 Jos. Campau—since 1914. boasts one of the finest flower
In 1907 he was in business at gardens in the area.

United Hebrew School Students
To Hold Model Sedoriin This reek

Model sedorim, sponsored
jointly by the staff of the vari-
ous Parent-Teacher Organiza-
tions and the United Hebrew
Schools will be held this week in
all branches of the Schools.
A traditional event, these pro-
grams are arranged to teach
students to assist in the home
seder and to make known the
meaning and symbolism of the
Passover holiday. Following are
dates and places for branch se-
dorim:
Adas Shalom Branch will di-
vide sedorim into four groups,
all to be held Monday afternoon.
Group 1 will be supervised by
Allan Linden, Mrs. Goldie Eskin
and Mrs. Naomi Schleyelstone.
Group 2 will be directed by Mrs.
Nettie Elazar and Miss Clara
Kimel.
Group 3 will be supervised by
Mrs. Drora Dworkin, and group
4 will be guided by Menachem
Avrahami and Norman Rutten-
berg. Members of the PTO as-
sisting will be Mesdames Charles
Charlip, president; Joseph
D e u t c h, vice-president; and
Louis Berent, chairman of Se-
dorim committee.
At the Linwood Branch, fes-
tivities will be held at 11 a. m.,
Sunday. at the Rose Sittig Cohen
building. Israel Elpern, princi-
pal, and Leah and Rose Pike

Conservative Youth
Plan Dance Sunday

Harriet Nochman, president
of the Great Lakes Region of
the Young People's League of
Conservative Synagogues, an-
nounces the region's first event,
a Spring Hop, to be held at
8:30 p.m., Sunday, at Cong. Beth
Aaron.
Betty Marcus, Irving Pilnick,
Dale Berger and Harry Binder,
of Congregations Beth Aaron,
Adas Shalom, Shaarey Zedek
and Beth Israel, respectively, are
co-chairmen. Sammy Reder and
his orchestra will play the mu-
sic, with vocals by Lucille Blech-
er, of the Beth Aaron group.
The Great Lakes Region was
formed several months ago to
provide a positive outlook among
Jewish youth toward group liv-
ing through institutes, discus-
sions and various programs, on
which the group is now work-
ing.
Sub-committee chairmen for
the dance are Leon Olshansky,
Beth Aaron, publicity, Marianne
Reiner, Shaarey Z e d e k, pub-
licity; and Lillian Bartlett,

Shaarey Zedek, contact. The
public is invited to attend.

and Carl Einhorn will supervise
the program. PTO members as-
sisting are Mesdames Jack Kap-
lan, F. Perlman, S. Rosenberg. A.
Kolegowsky, B. W. Kasky, J.
Rocklin and L. Glinter.
Norman Ruttenberg, principal
of the Central Branch. will be
assisted by Mesdames Use Ro-
berg and Helen Radin at the
seder at 2 p. m., Sunday. PTO
members participating include
Mesdames Sharkey, Kahn, Sor-
scher, Stillman, Buchman, Rut-
ter, Shy and Shapiro.
..The Bnal Moshe Branch, for-
merly David W. Simons, held its
seder Wednesday, under the su-
pervision of Morris Lachover.
principal. and J. M. Mathis, A.
Schachter, I. Schlussel, Mrs. N.
Tukel and Mrs. S. Singal. PTO
members who helped were Mes-
dames B. Soloway, president;
Harry Weitzman, vice-president;
Sidney Kosofsky, secretary: Har-
ry Saul, treasurer; Irving Shapi-
ro, Joseph Sulkes, Philip Higer
and William Olson.
Miss Iola Schipler, music
director of the United Hebrew
Schools, is in charge of the sing-
ing at all model sedorim.

THE JEWISH NEWS-19

Friday, April 4, 1952

Pioneer Wothen's Units
To Hold Passover Event

Four chapters of the Pioneer
Women will hold 'a joint Pass-
over celebration at the Sholem
Aleichem Institute, 18495 Wyo-
ming, at 1 p.m., April 14.
Groups participating will be
from Club I, •Chib II, Kinneret
Chapter and Channa Czenesh
Chapter. A cultural and musical
program is planned by a joint
committee under the chairman-
ship of Zina Zemel of Club I.
Bernard Isaacs, superintend-
ent of the United Hebrew
Schools, will speak on "The Sig-
nificance of Pesach in the Past
and in Israel T o d a y." Sara
Friedman of Channa Szenesh
Chapter, will give a dramatic
monologue. Rebecca Warren of
Kinneret Chapter will read poet-
ry, Cecile Plafkin of Club II will
sing and Molly. Shore will lead
community singing. Sarah Le-
vine, Club I. is chairman.
Members of all Pioneer Wom-
en's groups are invited to attend.

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