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Suburban Temple
Forms. Sisterhood

THE JEWISH NI:WS-1/

JWV

Mrs. FR A N K ROSENTHAL
(right), wife of the rabbi of Sub-
urban Temple, hands the gavel
to the first president of the
Temple Sisterhood, Mrs. MAU-
RICE BARNETT. Looking on is
Mrs. RICHARD SIDDER, n e w
treasurer.
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Installation ceremonies will be
held by t h e newly-organized
Sisterhood of Suburban Temple
at 8:15 p.m., today, in the Bur-
ton School, Huntington Woods.
Mrs. Irving Hollobow, member
of the National Board of Tem-
ple Sisterhoods, from Evanston,
Ill., will conduct the ceremonies.
The Sisterhood w a s organ-
ized Dec. 15, undper the chair-
manship of Mrs:. Frank Rosen-
thal, wife of the rabbi. A con-
stitution was adopted and the
following officers were. elected:
Mesdames Maurice Barnett,
president; Aaron Nathan and.
Norman Steinberg, vice - presi-
dents; Bernard• Meyer, Maurice
Weiner and Robert Zell, secre-
taries; Richard Sidder, ,treas-
urer... The following will ' com-
prise the board of directors:
Mesdames Sigmon d• Barna,
David Kaatz, Harry Sklar and
Morris Cohen.
The Sisterhood, according to
Mrs. ' Barnett, plans to, play .a
major role in the religious, edu-
cational, social a n d financial
projects sponsored by Suburban
Temple.

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This Week's Radio and Tele-
vision Programs of
Jewish Interest

THE ETERNAL LIGHT

Time: 8 a. m., Sunday, Jan. 11.
Station: WWJ
Feature: "The Ordination,"
based on a historical record pre-
served in the Talmud, will tell
the dramatic story of a rabbi
who dared to teach and ordain
students under penalty of death,
in the time of early Judea un-
der Roman rule.
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MESSAGE OF ISRAEL

Time: 10 a. m., Sunday, Jan. 11
Station: WXYZ
Feature: Rabbi Roland Gittel-
sohn, of New York, will deliver
the second in a four-program
series. His topic will be "I. Be-
lieve in Miracles."
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CHAPEL HOUR

Time 10:30 a.m., Sunday, Jan.
11.
Station: WJR.
Features: Rabbi Israel Hal-
pern will speak on "Ancient
Values for Modern Living," and
Cantor Judah Ooldring, of Cong.
Beth Aaron, will sing several
Jewish liturgical selections. •

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LT. ROY F. GREEN AUXILI-
ARY will meet Tuesday evening,
at the Memorial Ilbme. Hos-
tesses will be Ruth Weiss, Min.:.
nie Eisenberg and Gertrude Left.
Discussion and plans for the
forthcoming fifth regional con-
vention of JWV to be held Jan.
29 in St. Louis will be discussed:
Letters of thanks continue to
stream in from servicemen in
Korea and Germany in gratitude
for shipments of. cookies sent
them by Auxiliary members.
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SHOLOM POST and AUXIL-
IARY will award a trip for two
to Miami Beach, Fla., and a
round trip to New York as ma-
jor prizes in its current contest,
at a program at 10:30 p.m., Sun-
day, at the Memorial Home. Leo
Panzer and Pauline Stolerow,
chairmen, announce that danc-
ing and refreshments will be
featured.

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ROBERT RAFELSON POST
and AUXILIARY recently made
their fourth annual visit to
Percy Jones Hospital where they
distributed 175 gift baskets and
100 photos taken with a pola-
roid camera at the party. Mak-
ing the trip were Commander
and Mrs. Sid, Joodfriend, the
Sam Solomans, Leo Weinbergers,
Sol Lopotos, and Chuck Wets-
man, Bernie Schwartz and Ralph
Epstein. ‘ibner Dunn is commit-
tee chairtnan.

Wiens Must Submit
1953 Address Report

Every alien must report his
residence address to the • Corn-
missioner of Immigration and
Naturalization during January.
Reports for aliens under 14 years
of age must be made by parents
or legal guardians. Any alien
who is temporarily absent from
the United States during the re-
porting period must report his
address within 10 days after his
return to the United' States.
This requirement was first
provided for by the Internal
Security Act of 1950 and has
been incorporated in the New
Immigration and Nationality Act
which became effective Dec. 24.
It requires that the address re-
port be made every year in Jan-
uary. Any alien or his parent or
legal guardian in the United
States who wilfully or inetcus-
ably fail to report is liable to be
taken into custody and deported,
imprisoned or fined before de-
portation.
The Annual Address Report
Card (Form 1-53) may be ob-
tained at any United States Post
Office or any Immigration and
Naturalization Service office. In
Detroit, Immigration and Nat-
uralization Service offices are
located at 3770 E. Jefferson Ave.,
Room 432 Federal Bldg., the De-
troit and Canada Tunnel and
the Ambassador Bridge. When
completed and signed, the card
must be handed to A clerk in
any Post Office or Iinmigration
and Naturalization Service of-
fice. It is not to be placed in
the mail.
The only aliens in the United
States who are . exempted from
submitting the Annual Address
Report Form are Canadian citi-
zens who a're temporarily visiting
the United States for less than
six months and citizens of other
countries who are t',e mporarily in
the United States 'for less than
30 days.
James W. Butterfield is Detroit
district immigration director.

Mothers'-Clubs to Make
Annual Gifts Saturday

Checks to aid local, national
and overseas needs will be dis-
tributed at the annual rally of
the Mothers' Club Council,
sponsored by the Jewish Com-
munity Center at 8:30 p.m.,
Saturday in the Davison Center.
The choral group of Adas
Shalom Synagogue, under the
direction of Mrs. Joseph Markel,
will present a musical program
for the rally.

Neugarten Medical Aid to Celebrate
25th AnniNersary at Night of Games

Audrey Benson Wed
To Ens. Paul Mandel

Friday, January 9, 1953

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In a ceremony Dec. 28 in the
Jefferson Room of the Hotel
Neugarten Medical Aid, an or- Surgical equipment,. nursing
Whittier, Audrey Benson, daugh- ganization of 250 women, will care, hearing aids, wheel chairs
celebrate its 25th year of service and many other items needed
to the indigent with the pre- by the sick.
sentation of its annual fund--1 In addition to these contribu-
raising event on Jan. 18.
tions, its members .sew cancer,
To be held in the form of a pads and service the USO at the
'induction center and downtown
night of games
recreation area.
the program
For tickets, call Mrs: Freed-
will take place
land, UN. 2-1745, Mrs. Hyman
lat 8:30 p.m., in
Freedland, ticket chairman. UN.
the Latin Quar,
3-9377, or Mrs. Albert P. Weiss,
.L e r, . announces
president, TO. 6-3381.
M r s. Benjamin
;Freedland,
CARD OF THANKS
fund - raising
chairman.
The family of the late Max
.Last year,
Kalman wishes to thn . is
through a con-
relatives and friends for the •
tribution of
many kindnesses extended dur-
$550, Neugarten
ing its recent bereavement.
made possible
the purchase of Mrs. Freedland
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The maid of honor was Vivian and Children's Aid to Dependent
Sulkin, sister of the bridegroom. Children.
Ensign Mandel, son of Mrs. Ida
Members, in caring for the
Strictly Kosher Cateress
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For her marriage, the bride
chose an oyster white goWn of
white silk and ehantung taffeta
over which was appliqued
Italian guipre lace and gaunt-
lets to match. Her headpiece
was a tight fitting helmet of
matching lace, from which fell
a fingertip veil Of illusion. She
wore a single strand of pearls
at her throat.
The new Mrs. Mandel carried
an heirloom Bible covered with
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The newlyweds motored to
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Local League Leaders
To Attend N.Y. Parley

Mrs. Samuel B. Danto, presi-
dent. the local League of Jew-
ish Women's Organizations will
be accompanied by Mrs. David
Itliger, past president, at the
annual meeting of the National
Bureau of Federated Jewish
Women's Groups at the Oliver
Cromwell Hotel, New York, on
Jan. 21 and 22.
The national organization
links activities of local federa-
tions, conferences and leagues
to coordinate women's activities.
Mrs. Danto is national vice-pres-
ident of the organization.

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