Council of Churches Sends
Community New Year Greetings
"Hearty New Year's greetings"
were extended to the Detroit
JewiSh community this week
through the Community Coun-
cil from the Detroit Council of
Churches. The greeting was ex-
tended in a letter from Rev. G.
Merrill Lenox, director of the
Church group, to Boris Joffe,
director of the Council.

I

Fe'dera'tion Women to Begin
Begn Plantilitg i NCei Issues
To Nation's
For 7th Annual January Institute

eat,

Sept. 18—To Dr. and Mrs. H.
W. Goldstrom (Shirley Levin-

son), of 19152 Coyle, a son, Rob-
ert Alan.
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Ideas are beginning to "percolate" for the seventh annual
Sept. 14—To Mr. and Mrs. Hi
January institute of the Women's Division of the Jewish Welfare
Dorfman, of 21746 Greenview
Federation. Chairmen of committees involved in the day, Jan.
Rd., a daughter, Lynn Carole.
28, put their heads together in this picture to initiate plans for
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every phase of the institute. Left to right are: Mesdames Ben
Sept. 13—To Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
Fishman, personnel, Milton M. Alexander, arrangements, Joseph
liam Fagenson (Harriet Rae
G. Fenton, vice-chairman of program, William P. Greenberg,
Stein), of Ward Ave., a son, Don
chairman of program, Eli Gross, vice-chairman of program, and
Edward.
Sidney Rosen, publicity. The program committee will begin
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efforts for the institute at a dessert luncheon, 12:30 p.m., Tues-
Sept. 12 — To Mr. and Mrs.
day, at the home of Mrs. Greenberg, 16564 Indiana.
Bernard William Colton (Grace
Magi d). of Kendall Ave., a
daughter, Amy Lynn.
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Health Authorities Aid
Sept. 7—To Mr. and Mrs. Saul
Cunningham's Project
R. Gaines (Adele Karp). of 3315
Ewald Circle, a son, Robert•
Six leading authorities in the
Craig.
fields of health, nursing, hospital
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Sept. 5—To Mr. and Mrs. Sid-
Robert H. MacRae, executiv e management and education will
ney Goldberg (Sylvia Nadler), of director of the Welfare Counci 1 advise the Cunningham Drug
Rochester Ave., a son, Douglas
of Metropolitan Chicago, wil 1 Co. Foundation on the develop -
Steven.
speak at the sixth annual volun- ment of its newly launched cam-
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teer award cer-
paign to improve nursing and
Sept. 2—To Mr. and Mrs. Irv- emony at 10 a
nurse-education throughout
ing A. Schlyfestone (Naomi Ruth m., Oct. 3, in the
Me-
Michigan.
Reciter), of 80 Bloomfield Ter- Veterans'
race. Pontiac, a son, Daniel • morial Building
They are Katharine Faville,
T h e ceremony
Michael.
R.N., dean of the college of
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is held each
nursing at Wayne University;
Sept. 2—To Mr. and Mrs. Max . year by 'United
Elizabeth S. Moran, R.N., direc-
Rothschild (Anne Portia Fox), of Community Ser-
18652 Santa Rosa, a son, Arthur vices to honor
tor of nursing at Henry Ford
volunteers who
Stanley.
Hospital;
Dr. Julien Priver, di-
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have worked in
rector of Sinai Hospital; Emilie
Aug. 23—To Dr. and Mrs. D. Detroit's com-
G. Sargent, R.N., executive direc-
W. Schiff (Rosalie Pergament), munity agencies.
tor of the Visiting - Nurse Asso-
Invitations
have
former Detroiters, now of North
ciation; Dr. Frank A. Weiser, di-
been
sent
to
MacRae
Dakota, a son, Jeffrey Allen.
rector
of education and research
nearly 10,000 volunteers and to
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at Grace Hospital; and Marion
the
boards
and
staffs
of
agen-
Aug. 17—To Mr. and Mrs.
Wright, R.N., associate director
Louis Cohen (Fay Markowitz), cies.
• of Harper Hospital, all of De-
Volunteers who gave more troit.
of 20041 Stansbury, a son, Mich-
than 100 hours of service during
ael David.
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the past year will receive cer- - Their names were announced
by Nate S. Shapero, chairman of
Aug. 1—To Dr. and Mrs. tificates, while a group of spe- the Foundation and president of
G e o r g e D Barahal (Frieda cial awards will be made to in- Cunningham Drug Stores.
Reich), of Ward Ave:, a son , dividuals selected by their agen-
As members of an advisory
cies as their outstanding volun-
James Stanford.
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committee on nursing, they will
teer of the year.
To Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lip-
Those receiving certificates for assist Mrs. Mary _ Kelly Mullane,
son (Marilyn Glasier), of 520 the Jewish Home for Aged in- R.N., recently appointed director
Woods Rd., Battle Creek, a son, clude Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fisher, of the nursing division of the
Michael Jordan.
Mr. and Mrs. Sol Grand, Dr. and Foundation , in the development
Mrs. Joseph Jacobs, Arthur of a program to improve nurs-
Fleischman, Edward Fleischman, ing services and nursing educa-
CERTIFIED MOHEL
Max Kogan, Benjamin Kramer, tion, in cooperation with exist-;
Rev. Yell - tidal), Loewy
Herman Mathias, Gus D. New- ing Michigan agencies, Mr. Sha-1
man, Jack Schreier and Mes- Pero said.
SERVING IN
dames Benjamin Arkin, George
Hospitals and Homes
Bass, Mark Denach, Herman
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A club of unattached middle-
Meer, Meyer Silverman, Jonas aged men and women is being
Torgow, Samuel Weller and formed in the northwest area of
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Samuel Zeldes.
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14--THE JEWISH NEWS

Appeal
Voters

The commission on religious
organizations of the National
Conference of • Christians and
Jews called on the three major
religious faiths to register and
vote in the forthcoming presi-
dential election, -declaring the
act of voting in a democracy is
not only 'a privilege but a re-
sponsibility to be exercised by
Protestants, Catholics and Jews
alike. .
The statement was issued by
members of the executive com-
mittee of the commission who
met in New York.
The NCCJ is one of the na-
tional, non-partisan organiza-
tions cooperating with the regis- •
ter and vote campaign sponsor-
ed by the American Heritage
Foundation. Goal of the cam-
paign is to get at least 63.00,000
voters to the polls on Nov. 4,
15,000.000 more than have ever
voted.
The executive committee also
announced that five new mem-
bers had been named to the
commission, including Rabbi Al-
vin I. Fine, Cong. Emanuel, San
Francisco.

Friday, September 26, 1952

Music Study Club Plans
Opening Meeting Oct. 7

Music Study Club will open its
season with a luncheon at 12:30
p.m., Oct. 7, at the Park Shera-
ton Hotel. Mrs. Joseph Markel,
program chairman, will present
Eduard Werner, president of the
Detroit Federation of Musicians,
as principal speaker.
In addition, Cantor Judah.
Goldring. of Cong. Beth Aaron,
will render a selection of songs,
Plans for the forthcoming
concert will be discussed. The
concert, to be held in November
at the Art Institute, will feature
Gershon Konikow, pianist, and
Sylvia Rosenberg, violinist.
For reservations for the Oct. 7
meeting, call Mrs. Mehr, hospit-
ality chairman, at UN. 2-7343.

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