omen'3

HANITA CHAPTER, Pioneer
Women, will elect new officers
at its meeting Monday, at 11818
Dexter.
* * *
OLGA JASLOVE FAMILY
CLUB will hold its third anni-
versary party for members and
their husbands and families at
8 p.m., Sunday, at Sid's Cafe.
Mrs. Rose Mogilevsky, of Los
Angeles, will be. honor guest.
* * *
•
" LOUIS MARSHALL YOUNG
WOMEN, Bnai Brith, will meet
at 8 p.m., Wednesday, at the
home of Louis Frankel, 2730
Elmhurst. Trophies will be
awarded at the bowling league
banquet at the Elmwood Satur-
day.
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' Members of the JEWISH NA-
TIONAL FUND AUXILIARY re-
cently serviced the Downtown
USO, under the chairmanship of
Mrs. Belle Ilson.
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Mrs. Anna Wander, president
of the DAVISON MOTHERS'
CLUB, announces the group's
annual mother and daughter
banquet will be held May 23, in
the Davison Jewish Center.
Spokesman for the Mothers will
be Mrs. Joseph Katz, and spokes-
man for the daughters will be
Marilyn Marks. The invocation
will be given by Mrs. .Carrie
Sperling. Dr. Harry Lerner,
supervisor of the adult educa-
tion department of the Center,
will be the guest of honor.
* * *
Mrs. Fannie Diamond, presi-
dent of the DEXTER MOTHERS'

etth

Elayne Sonnenfeld
To Give Graduation
Recital on. Monday

CLUB, announces the annual
mother and daughter banquet
to be held on May 26, in Davi-
son Jewish Center. Guest of
honor will be Dr. Nahum Weiss-
man, supervisor of the D. W.
Simons Center. Spokesman for
the mothers will be Mrs. Sarah
Glassman, while Mrs. Ida Zabel
will speak for the daughters.
The invocation will be given by
Mrs. William New.
* * *
CHANNA CZENESH CHAPTER,
Pioneer Women,
will hold its
annual supper
party at 6 p.m.,
Sunday, at Sho-
lem Aleichem
Institute, a re-
nounces M r s.
:Samuel Bader,
::'chairman. Lil-
Lendis, co-
chairman, is in
charge of the
hostess commit-
Mrs. Bader tee. Friends are
invited to attend.
* * *
ADAS SHALOM, PTO, United
Hebrew Schools, will meet at
12:30 p.m., Monday, for an elec-
tion of officers. A dessert lunch-
eon will precede the meeting.
Mrs. Isidore Frankel, president,
announces that film highlights
of the year's events will be shown,
and a guest speaker will talk on
the UHS summer camp pro-
gram.
• * *
Bob Marklin, interior decora-
tor, will give an illustrated lec-
ture at 12:30 p.m., May 25, at

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the member - bring - a - member
luncheon of HOME RELIEF SO-
, CIETY. Beginning at 12:30 p.m.,
the event. will be held at the
home of Mrs. Sam Kohlenberg,
.3430 W. Outer Dr. Friends are
invited.
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YOUNG WOMEN'S BICUR
CHOLEM will elect officers at a
meeting at 12.:30 p.m., Monday,
at the home of Mrs. Mervin
Gardner, 13245 Vassar.

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For additional information, call TO. 8-0063

the

vice-president; Marilyn Amdur
and Bernice Kuhn, secretaries;

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I will strengthen them in the
Lord; and they shall walk up
and down in His name.—Zech.
10:12.

Due to the wonderful

values, the response to

our previous advertise-

ment of this sale was

tremendous! If yQU did

not attend yet, we urge

ELAYNE SONNENFELD

you not to miss the great

Elayne Sonnenfeld, contralto,
will present a recital upon her
graduation from Wayne Univer-
sity.
The program will be held Mon-
day, in the Lecture Hall of the
Detroit Institute of Arts. Assist-
ing her will be Phoebe Sherrard,
piano, and Joseph Poniatowski,
viola.
In 1952, Miss Sonnenfeld re-
ceived the Sigma Alpha Iota
music scholarship. In 1953, she
was presented a scholarship from
the Music Study Club of De-
troit.
Miss Sonnenfeld draws h e r
experience from a variety of
sources, including Wayne Uni-
versity's Symphony Orchestra
With which she appeared as so-
loist, Wayne a Capella Choir,
the Men's Glee Club and the.
Jewish Center Choral Society. At
present, she is soloist at the
Trumbull Avenue Presbyterian
Church.
The program is to include the
works of French, Italian, Ger-
man and American composers,
featuring the "Two Songs for
Alto with Viola" by Brahms.
After graduation, Miss Sonnen-
feld will continue her studies

values we offer. Come to

with Avery Crew.

and Shirley Davidson, treasurer. Torah Fund Luncheon

* *

Features Musical, Play

Bowling League of BETH
AARON SISTERHOOD will in-
An original play, written and
stall the following officers at its directed by Mrs. Joseph Markel,
cocktail hour and banquet, to be will be the featured entertain-
held July 2, at Bel-Aire Terrac:
ment of the
Mesdames Marshall Gootson,
Adas Shalom
president; Norman Jaffe, vice-
Sisterhood's an-
president; Morris Kirschner and
nual Torah
Arthur Weiss, secretaries; and
:)Fund luncheon,
Albert Kamfer, treasurer. Wom-
to be held at
en interested in bowling next
12:30 p.m., May
season should call Mrs. Kirsch-
5, in the syna-
ner, UN. 3-8024.
gogue social
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hall.
SUBURBAN TEMPLE SISTER-
In the cast of
HOOD recently installed the
.,:the production
following officers: Mesdames
Mrs. Markel are Mesdames
Aaron Nathan, president; James Herman Arvin, Maurice Raznick,
Roe and Harry Katchmer, vice- Max Littky, Louis Beresh, Dan-
presidents; Joseph Maltzer, Ir- iel Weinbaum, Harry Levine and
win Clamage and Robert Zell, Earl Gould. The Sisterhood
secretaries; and Sam Horan, choral group, with Mrs. Norman
treasurer. Rabbi Frank Rosen- Allan at the piano, will join in
thal was installing officer.
the play.
Mrs. Philip Helfman, chair-
CARD OF THANKS
man, announces that proceeds
The family of the late Harry will go to the Jewish Theologi-
Simon wishes to thank its rela- cal Seminary. Reservations must
tives and friends for the many be made no later than Wednes-
kindnesses extended during its day with Mrs. A. H. Stein, ticket
recent bereavement.
chairman, UN. 4-1363, or her co-
chairmen, Mrs. Alfred Hecker,
UN. 2-2850, Mrs. William Man-
del, UN. 3-5265, or Mrs. Beryl
Harrison, UN. 1-3762.

DETROIT RETAIL KOSHER
MEAT CUTTERS ASSW

Wish to Announce

THAT ALL MEMBER KOSHER MEAT DEALERS WILL BE

CLOSED ON SHEVUOT
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, MAY 20 - 21

PLEASE NOTE . .

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Friday, May 15, 1953

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SHERUTH LEAGUE will hold
an election meeting at 8:30 p.m.,
Tuesday, at Carmel Hebrew
School.
* * *
UNITED ORDER OF TRUE
SISTERS will install its ne,.v
officers at a meeting May 26, 1
p.m., at the Davison Jewish Cen-
ter. New officers include Mes-
dames Jules Kondritzer, presi-
dent; Alan Colman, vice-presi-
dent; Marcus Mock, treasurer;
Nathan Shafkind, Aaron Fried-
man and Arthur Soble, secre-
taries.
* * *
AVODAH CHAPTER, Pioneer
Women, will sponsor a rummage
sale today in Royal Oak, an-
nounces Mrs. Max Stulberg,
chairman. A board meeting is
scheduled for Monday evening,
at the home of Mrs. Hyman
Friedman, 3113 Ewald Circle. Re-
ports on the installation dinner
will be given by Mesdames Nel-
son Dembs and Jack Schiff,
chairmen.
• * *
RADOMER LADIES AUXILI-
ARY will ocnvene its executive
board at 8:30 p.m., Tuesday, at
the home of Mrs. M. Lashman,
3287 Buena- Vista. Arrangements
for the mother and daughter
dinner at Holiday Manor, featur-
ing Sammy Wolfe and his or-
chestra, will be made.
* * *
SIGMA THETA DELTA, at its
recent election meeting, voted
into office the following: Helen
Kertes, president; Barbara Klein,

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DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

WE WILL BE OPEN MONDAY, MAY 18th to
10 P.M. and on TUESDAY, MAY 19th to 6 P.M.

ImmigratiOn Report
Available from Council

Ben Pupko's

GIGANTIC MAY ACTION SALE

NEW SPRING

MERCHANDISE

BED SPREADS

Shantung with schiffley em-
broidery and multicord with
floral glo sheen center lurex
embroidery $30.00 and
$35.00 values, May Sale
$15.00. Draperies to match

$7.98-$8.98.

Satin fitted coverlets

Reg. $39.98—$19.98
Matching dust ruffles
Reg. 319.98--5 1 0.98

Draperies to match
Reg. $19.98—$31.98

Chromspun coverlets
New Spring colors $12.98

Dust ruffles from

$7.98 to $10.98

Chromspun bedspreads with
wide _stripes and jumbo
welting May Sale $16.98

SUMMER QUILTS

Reg. $9.00 80 x 84 $6.98

Reg. $12.98
ruffle all around $9.98

Big fluffy, reversible quilts
Reg. $13.98—$10.98

Dainty batiste snow white
cotton Reg $15.00—$11.98

SHOWER SETS

Hand painted new patterns
Reg. $16.98—$12.98 set

Chromspun striped sunfast
Reg. $16.98—$12.98 set

Heavy quality satin shower
set with pinch pleated
drapes $15.98 set

24 x 36 throw rugs
Copies of the report of the
Reg. $5.98—$3.98
President's Commission on Im-
27 x 48 Reg. $8.98—$6.98
migration and Naturalization,
titled "Whom We Shall Wel- Table cloths 52 x 70 sun
come" are available for pur-
rayon. Reg. $3.98—$2.98
chase at the office of the Jew-
Printed
80 square percale
ish Community Council.
The. report, which contains
quilt covers
the . complete findings of the
Sale price $3.98
Commission and its recommen-
dations, includes the testimony
of many communityites which
was given when the Commission
conducted hearings in this city
and major cities throughout the .;
•
country.
Copies may be obtained- by
Open Thursday and
WE
writing the Council, 803 Wash-
3-4857' ' Saturday Usritil 9
. ington Blvd., or calling WO.
2-6710