10 — DETROIT JE\A\SH NEWS

Friday, August 7, 1953

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CLUB TWO, Pioneer Women,
recently held a board meeting
to discuss and formulate activi-
ties for the coming season and
to review plans for the forth-
coming convention in Washing-
ton, D.C. The following chair-
men were chosen to the cultural
committee: Mesdames Yetta
Landy, book reviewer; Dora
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Dworkin, Jewish holiday lectur-
Mrs. Leo Genser, president of er; Celia Plafkin, journal re-
FANNIE GLUCK C H A P T E R, viewer; and Belle Reisman, .cur-
Mizrachi W o in e n, announces rent events reporter.
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that Mrs. Sam Goodman will
BNAI MOSHE SISTERHOOD
be hostess at a luncheon, games
and splash party at 12:30 p.m., recently met to plan its Simhat
Tuesday, at her summer home, Torah dinner-dance, to be held
2030 Willow Beach, Cass Lake. in October in the synagogue
All proceeds will go to the Child social hall. Mrs. James Sobel
Rescue Fund. Call Mrs. Sam was named chairman. She will
Markey, UN. 2-3842, for reserva- be assisted by Mrs. Morris Klein,
tions. Mrs. Samuel Bicoll, with co-chairman, and Mrs. Morris
the aid of Sammy Woolf, is Weinstein, UN. 1-0574, ticket
running a talent show at Wood- chairman.
hull Lake, funds from which also
benefit child rescue.
Detroiters Reunited
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SISTERS OF ZION MIZRA- With Israel Cousin
CHI will hold a garden party After 30 Years
and afternoon of games at 12:30
p.m.., Tuesday, in the garden of
The progress of the state of
Mrs. A. Tatken, of 3775 Leslie.
Israel
was responsible for the
A dessert luncheon will begin
the program, proceeds from reunion of an Israeli citizen and
which will go to the Child Re- his cousin, a resident of Detroit,
habilitation Fund. In charge of who had not seen each other
arrangements a r e Mesdames
Becky Cronenwalt, Flora Smer- for 30 years.
Abraham Shamir, of Israel,
ling, Rose Whiteman, Sam Ros-
enbaum, Rose Singer, Ida Gold- was the guest of . Mr. and Mrs.
fine and Joseph Kunin. The Harry Simon, 2933 Glendale.
group currently is planning to during the weekend. Mrs. Simon
plant a grove of trees in Israel and Shamir parted 30 years
in memory of late members, Mrs. ago in Hungary when Mrs. Si-
, Isaac Shetzer and Mrs. Bessie mon left for Canada. Shamir
Gruber.
has lived in Israel for 18 years,
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and served as an officer in the
ZEDAKAH CLUB members Israel Army during the War of
will be feted at a splash party Liberation.
and afternoon of games on
He is currently studying fac-
Tuesday, at 2510 Fisher Rd., Syl-
van Lake. Those attending tory methods in the United
should bring box lunches, and States under the auspices of the
cake and coffee will be served. Israeli government. He was also
For reservations and transpor- entertained at the home of Mr.
tation, call Mrs. Bernard Pearl, and Mrs. W. Simon Gottlieb, of
Monica Ave., also a cousin.
TO. 8-6280 or TO. 6-6000.

NORTH WOODWARD
BRANCH, Jewish Women's Euro-
pean Welfare Organization, will
hold an open meeting and social
at Palmer Park (Hamilton side)
at 12 noon, TUesday. Mrs. Sadie
Bienenfeld-Haut, president, an-
nounces that there will be dis-
cussion on the group's annual
donor luncheon.

Dr. JOSHUA L. GOLDBERG,
chief U.S. Navy Jewish chap-
lain, is one of the four principal
members of the Committee on
Moral and Spiritual Resources
at International Information
Administration, it was an-
nounced by the State Depart-
ment. The committee is
charged with helping the U.S.
information program show oth-
er nations the moral and spirit-
ual side of the United States.

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ARTHUR GREENLEIGH, ex-
ecutive director of United Serv-
ice for New Americans, left for
Europe to conduct the fourth
International C o n f e r e n c e of
N o n - Governmental Organiza-
tions Interested in Migration at
the United Nations in Geneva.
The one-week meeting begin-
ning Aug. 11 will study and rec-
ommend action on migration
problems threatening world
peace.

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At its annual meeting, held
July 24th, the Administrative
Board of the Wayne County
Training Cchool elected the Rev.
MALCOLM GRAY DADE, D.D.,
president of the board for the
ensuing year.
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SIDNEY G. KUSWORM, of
Dayton, 0., who has headed the
Bnai Brith National Commis
sion on Americanism and Civic
Affairs ever since he helped or-
ganize this program more than
30 years ago, has been re-elec-
ted chairman. for a three-year
term,
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Dr. MAX K. NEWMAN has
just completed the Prosthetics
Training Course at the Univer-
sity of. Southern California in
Los Angeles. Dr. Newman is
chief of the department of phy-
sical medicine and rehabilita-
tion at the Detroit Memorial
Hospital and is director of the
Detroit Rehabilitation Institute
on Wyoniing Ave, -

Or. THEODORE HUEBENER,
director of foreign languages of
the Board of Education of the
City of New York, has been
awarded the first Fellowship of
the Hebrew Culture Service
Committee for American High
Schools and Colleges.

James Melton Featured
At the Elmwood Casino

James Melton, America's fav-
orite tenor and star of TVs Ford
Festival, opened Thursday night
at the Elmwood Casino. A star
of opera, radio, screen, recording
and television for many years,
Melton entered the field of night
club entertainment only this
spring, and has had such success
that he's completely won over
to this latest phase of enter-
tainment.
Melton will appear at the Elm-
wood through Aug. 15, except
for Sunday, Aug. 9, and Monday,
Aug. 10. The Elmwood is closed
Aug. 10 because of Windsor elec-
tions. Backing the tenor on the
Elmwood revue are Milt Ross,
engaging young comic; Heller
and Helene, dance artists; vocal-
ist Bernie Miller and eight Miri-
am Sage Dancers. Music for the
show and dancing is supplied by
Jack Madden's Ambassadors.

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JWV

At itsjecent meeting, Lt. ROY
F. GREEN AUXILIARY mem-
bers sewed toy dolls and stuffed
them. They will be sent to a
Chicago hospital for crippled
children over the Labor Day
weekend when JWV holds its
national convention in the
Windy City. The group also
supplied clothing to a veteran's
family, which enabled his two
children to go to summer camp,
reports Gertrude L e f t, child
welfare chairman

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Bar Mitzvahs

number of unemployed persons
in Israel in June was 15,850, a
decrease of 1,150 as compared
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Schneir, with May, it was announced by
of 18319 Steel; announce the Bar the government statistical bu-
Mitzvah of their son, Harold, on reau,
Aug. 8, at Cong. Beth Aaron. A
dinner will be held in his honor
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