Hadassah Leaders' to Attend Briefing I
Meetings in Preparation for H-JT eek
tion will be the holding of the !
membership and honor roll
drives concurrently this year. i
Honor roll is chairmaned by ,
Mrs. Morris Brandwine. Both
will begin at "Hop Off" on Sept.
9, at Temple Israel.
As a membership incentive,
silver lapel pins will be awarded
to members enrolling five or
more prospects. A gold antique
locket will be given to the worn-
an enrolling the largest number.
NatiOnal Hadassah will award
a round trip to Israel by plane
to the Chapter which offers the
Florence Freedman
I greatest increase percentage-
wise in new members and re-
To Wed Dr. P. L. Wolf ; i enrollments.
Six free trips will
' be awarded, with the winners
Dr. and Mrs. John Freedman
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d
o ubr ei ngiel the D
of Longfellow Ave., announce a n n o un e d
held h in
convent i on to
the engagement of their daugh- Oct. 26 to 29.
Workers' kits will be distrib-
uted at Group meetings on Sept.
5. The exact times and places
will be announced later.
According to Mrs. Morse Saul-
son, Chapter president, new en-
rollees are in for a special treat,
since the national convention
will be held here for the first
time in Hadassah's 40 years.
Speakers of national prominence
will address the parley.
Group presidents are advised
to alert members for participa-
tion in the membership and
honor roll campaigns so that, as
convention city. Detroit Hadas-
sah will be proud of its record.
Artists' Exhibit
At State Fair
Betrothal Announced
At a briefing meeting for key
Aug. 10—To. Dr. and Mrs. S.
Joseph Fauman (Lilo of personnel working on the menl-
hership
campaign of the Detroit
19460 C; reenfield, a daughter,
Chapter of Hadassah, Mrs. Nor-
Debi a Susan.
man Rom. Chapter membership
*
Aug. 9 --To Mr. and Mrs. chairman, will outline new in=
George Gunsberg (My, a Alger), centives for membership work-
of 25528 Sherwood, Huntington ers. The meeting will be held
at 1 p. m., Tuesday, at the home
Woods. a daughter, Lisa.
of Mrs. Jacob Jaffee, 17365 Fair-
field.
Aug. 6—To Mr. and Mrs. Ern-
The meeting will prepare for
est Kamins (Faye Nover, form- Hadassah's H-Week which com-
erly of Detroit), of Lansing. mences on Sept. 9 and ends with '
Mich., a daughter, Cherlye Linn. H-Day on Sept. 14. An innova-
Aug. 5—To Mr. and Mrs. Al
Stein (Ida Cantor), of Santa
Rosa Dr., a son, Bruce Joel.
• • •
Aug. 4—To Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam- Wolok (Edith Grossman),
a daughter, Linda Fay.
.
•
Aug. 3--To Mr. and Mrs. Lester
I. Morris (Jewell Prentis), of
Parkside Ave., a son, James
Prentis.
Aug. 2—To Mr. and Mrs.
Jerome J. Eisner (Gerri Leven-
son), of 3045 Richton, a son,
Clifford Scott.
• •
July 31—To Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Shulman (Alissa Guile), former
Detroiter now of No. Hollywoot
Calif.. a daughter, Deborah Ann.
* * *
July 28—To Mr. and Mrs. Gor-
don Gard (Lorraine Wexler), of
Kentucky Ave., a son, Robert
Ray.
• • •
July 28—To Mr. and Mrs. Ber-
nard Rosenberg (Natalie Novak).
of Buffalo. N. Y., a son, Fred D.
• • •
July 27—To Mr. and Mrs. Sey-
mour Shapiro (Ethel Small), of
18280 Kentucky Ave., a daughter,
Kaye.
* * •
1. (I1N, 18—To Mr. and Mrs. Paul
t16' istt:in ( Conny Schafiander).
at 11313 Lenore, a son, Joshua.
* * •
July 15 .--Po- Mr. and Mrs. Al-
len Passerman (Gilder Moss), of
Buena Vista Ave., a daughter,
Lori Beth.
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July 12—To Mr. a"rl Mrs. Na-
than Moiseev (Ada Rochlin), a
:son, Neil Alan.
* • •
June 28—To Mr. and Mrs. Ray-
mond M. Abrams (Sh , r14.--_y Op-
penheimer ), of 17343 Ilene, a
son, Henry William.
* * *
To Mr. and Mrs. Carl Altman
(Joslyn Cornell), a daughter
Eleanor Ann.
The tuberculosis death rate of.
men is more than twice as high
as that of women. Periodic chest
X-rays can help the man of the
family discOver the disease early
when cure is simpler.
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W omen') CLIJ
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JUNIOR HADASSAH will open
ter. Florence, to Dr. Paul Leon
the season with a garden party
Wolf, son of Mr. and Mrs. Meyer
at 8:30 p.m., Aug. 27, at 17590
Wolf of Chene St.
Sussex. Young people are in-
vited to call Charlotte Nelson, '
Bnai Brith Women
chairman, WE. 3-7586, for fur-
ther information.
Plan Fund-Raising Drive
A meeting of the steering com-
mittee of the Greater Detroit
Bnai Brith Women's Council will
be held at the home of Mrs.
Henry P. Onrich, general chair-
man. at 1 p.m.. Wednesday.
Plans will be made for the
major fund-raising campaign
which will culminate on Nov. 18.
Mrs. Onrich announces the
appointments of the following
new chairmen: editor, Mrs. Ray,
mond Sharkey: finance, Mrs. Ju-
lius S. Meskin; darlings. Mrs.
Leon Drey tinge r; memoriams,
Mrs. Moe Miller; arbitration,
Mrs. Robert Coggan; arrange-
ments. Mrs. Hy Koenigsberg;
publicity, Mrs. Louis Sipkins;
secretary, Mrs. Max Eisenberg;
delegate - at - large, Mrs. Chas.
Katz.
Detroit's 4000 police officers
again invited all the children of
the city to their annual picnic
to be held at Jefferson Beach,
Saturday, Aug. 30.
All children under 16 will be
admitted free to the grounds
from 9 a.m. through the day,
and the Detroit Police Officers
Association, sponsors of the pic-
nic, will provide comic books and
crackerjacks in abundance. Chil-
dren and adults will be guests
of the Police for all rides be-
tween 1 and 6 p.m.
All police officers have tickets
for the picnic and the charge
for those over 16 years old is $1.
MISS LILLIAN ADOLPH
The engagement of Lillian
Adolph, daughter of Mrs. Mar-
garet Adolph, of Tyler Ave., and
the late Oscar Adolph. was re-
cently announced to Carl Fin-
kelstein. The wedding date has
been set for Sept. 14.
CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late Mrs.
Frieda Chesluk wishes to thank
its many friends and relatives
for the many kindnesses and
considerations shown during its
I recent bereavement.
Israeli Given Cancer Grant
WASHINGTON, (JTAi—Dr. Z.
Grinberg, of Israel'S Beilinsin
Hospital, was the only foreign
physician to receive a grant
from the Federal Security
Agency to aid cancer control
studies and demonstrations. He
received $5,250 of the total ex-
penditure which was $523,993
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HEBREW
SO-
CIETY, at a recent board meet-
ing, planned its annual picnic
at 12 noon, Wednesday, at Palm-
er Park, near the children's
wading pool. Members a n d
`Vitamins for Israel'
friends are invited. Mrs. Matil-
Drive Sponsored by
da Kepes was named general
chairman of the annual donor
Hadassah of Windsor
luncheon to be held Dec. 1, an-
Canadian Hadassah is spon- nounced Mrs. Helen Rosenthal,
soring a new drive for "Vitamins president.
for Israel," and the tea money 12 — THE JEWISH NEWS
will be used, in part, as Windsor
Friday, August 15, 1952
Hadassah's contribution to this
worthy effort.
The annual donor luncheon
Dance to the Music of .
will be held Nov. 4.
Children Admitted Free
To Policemen's Picnic
The 1952 Michigan State
Fair, to be held in Detroit Aug.
29 through Sept. 7, will again
feature an exhibition of Michi-
gan artists, daily from 10 a.m. to
10 p.m., in the Coliseum. A
special gallery is being con-
structed. There will be no ad-
mission charge.
Rules of the exhibition re-
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have been a recipient of an
award at a regional exhibition
in Michigan during 1951-52. One
entry is allowed from each ar-
tist. Prizes will total $500.
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