Adas Shalom Women Set Special Activiii60 MEDINA CHAPTER, Pioneer Women, will hold a . paid-up membership party at 8:30 p.m., Monday, at the home of Helen Friedman. For information, call Estelle S 1 a v i n, membership chairman, TO. 5-8539. • * * AESCULAPIAN PHARMACEU- TICAL AUXILIARY will hold a board meeting at 12:30 p.m., Tuesday, in the home of Mrs, Harry Dorfman, 19500 • Canter- bury. * * * GOLDA MYERSON CHAPTER, Pioneer Women, will meet for a social on Tuesday in the home of Pauline Zelickman, 4075 W, Grand. Friends are invited. * * * CITY OF HOPE CANCER FIGHTERS .announce that the following women have become life members: Mesdames Ida Diamond, Rosalie Dubin, Freda Linden and Freda Stillwater. Contributions are sent to the City of Hope Medical Center, Duarte, Calif. Those interested in life membership should con- tact Freda Linden, 191-85--Wis- aonsin, UN. 3-5452. * * * MARY CAPLAN WOMEN in- vite the public to learn Jewish folk dancing by attending a program at 8:30 p.m., Thursday, in the Davison Jewish Center. The class will be led by Dottie Roer, and refreshments will be served. * * * Mrs. Louis Kepes, president of HEBREW LADIES AID SOCI- ETY, urges members to bring their friends to a social of the organization at 12:30 p.m., Wed- nesday, in Cong. Bnai Moshe's social hall. A dessert luncheon will be served, followed by a business meeting and games. Mrs. Maurice Riegler will report on the progress of the group's annual dinner-dance, slated for : May ,2. • DRAPES •CURTAINS •LAMP SHADES FANCY . *TABLE LINENS Beautifully Cleaned and Hand Finished • COMPLETE DRY CLEANING SERVICE • AMBAS SADOR- HOLLYWOOD CURTAIN LAUNDRY and DRY CLEANERS 12813 LINWOOD TO. 8-8044-45 FREE PICKUP AND DELIVERY IN DETROIT, OAK PARK AND VICINITY 10% OFF Cash & Carry OUR LOSS KINNERET CHAPTER, Pioneer Women, will meet at 12:30 p.m., Wednesday, in the home of Mrs. David Brave r, 10400 Curtis. Frances Driker, cultural chair-, man. has arranged a "This Is Your Life Kinneret" program. Guests are welcome. * * * Mrs. Leo Genser, president of Fannie Gluck Chapter, Mizrachi Women, announces that a fund- .7,raising lunch- eon for the ;Child Rescue u n d will be held at 12:30 p.m., April 6, at •)Holiday Manor. )Mickey Woolf w i 11 entertain. For tickets, call ,.=Mrs. Aaron Margolis, chair- :man, TU. 3- Mrs. Genser 1560. * * * EQUALITY CLUB will meet on Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Ida Glassman, on Washburn Ave, Proceeds of the group's Purim party were allocated as follows: Allied Jewish Campaign, VW; Mo'os Hitim, $25; Chil- dren's Cardiac Hospital, $25. Funds also were voted to needy * * * CHANNA CZENESH CHAP- TER, Pioneer Women, will meet Monday-afternoon, at the home of Mrs. Mary Granadier, 18660 Griggs, at which time Dr. Claris- sa Fineman will review Nahum N. Glatzer's "The Life and Thoughts of Franz Rosenzweig." Dessert luncheon and various reports will precede the review. Friends are invited. * * WOMEN'S SABBATH LEAGUE will sponsor its annual mem- bership tea at 12:30 p.m., Tues- day, in Young Israel Center. Mesdames I. Levin and M. Serv- etter, chairmen, announce that a cantata, "The Sabbath Queen," will be featured. Mrs. Dora Se- lesny Kleinplatz will sing the solo role, Mrs.. Joshua Sperka will be narrator and a choral group will -arovide the back- ground. Mrs. M. Winston will lead in community singing, states Mrs. L. Kaplan, arrange- ments chairman. Prospective members are invited. * f * PYTHIAN SISTERS will hold a cabaret night program on April 4, at the temple, 15787 Wyo- ming. Proceeds will provide Pass- over baskets for needy families. For tickets, call Ceil Bindes, WE. 3-0509. Dancing, entertainment, and refreshments will be fea- tured. * * * At a recent meeting of DAVID- HORODOKER YOUNG WOMEN, plans were made for a mother- daughter party, to be held May 17, at Carmel Hebrew School. For tickets or information, call Mrs. M, Weinstein, TO. 6-8723. YOUR GAIN! ale NATIONALLY ADVERTISED: • Carriages • Chifferobes • Cribs • Strollers • High Chairs • Playpens And a large Selection of Toys e . Slightly Damaged by Smoke BUY NOW AT SUBSTANTIAL SAVINGS! onteray Juvenile Furniture 12040-42-46 DEXTER TOwnsend 8-1114 In it.s drive for funds for the Jewish Theological Seminary, the Adas Shalom Sisterhood has set up a special gifts division, headed by Mesdames Al Posen, chairman, Jules Kraf t. co-chair- men of special gift tickets. The gifts ticket chairmen an- nounce the followino. women are partibipating that phase of the , drive: Mesdames Norman Allan, Benjamin Bailes, Albert Egrin, Harry Festenstein, Dan- iel Grant, Louis Kirsch, Philip Langwald, George R. Liss, Jo- seph Loomus, Al Posen, Jules Kraft, Alexander Moss, Daniel Shapiro, Mitchell Schram, Irv- ing Schiff, Harry Spoon, Samuel LADIES OF MOSAIC is plan- ning its fifth annual barn dance at 8:30 p.m., April 11, all Car- penter's Hall, 22521 Grand River. Jim Shultheis will be the caller, and prizes will be awarded. For tickets, call Shirley Garsoff, president, TO. 6-1157, or Ethel Lakind, UN. 4-8778. 4: * * JUNIOR EQUALITY CLUB will hold a charity bazaar on April 3, in the home of Mrs. Meyer Berk, president, 23601 Gardner, Oak Park. Mrs. Eugene Brownstein, chairman, states that a variety of merchandise will be available for selection. DETROIT JEWISH NEWS-11 Entertainment and refreshments Friday, March 26, 1954 are planned. * * * HANITA CHAPTER Pioneer Women, will meet at 1 p.m., Monday, in the home of Ann Rubin, 18202 Northlawn. Follow- ing a dessert luncheon, Isabelle Shitsky will review the book "Level .Sunlight" by Maurice Samuel. Gift Fund Simmer, Jacob Levine and Nich- olas Fenakel. The culmination of the special gifts drive will be a tea on April 7, at the home of Mrs. Al Posen, on Parkside Ave. An entertain- ing program is planned. Those interested in joining the group should call Mrs. Avrin, UN. 2-6981. Our Want Ads Get Results. ALTERATIONS Coats • Dresses • Suits Reasonable Best Rates Workmanship LENA'S 12217 DEXTER WHY TAKE LESS! BRANDEIS CHAPTER, Pioneer Women, will hold a pay-up par- ty for all members at 8:30 p.m., Tuesday, at the home of Mrs. Dorothy Robbins, 19175 Pine- hurst. Gifts will be given paid- up members, and games and re- freshments will follow. * * * ANSHEI SHOLOM LADIES AUXILIARY will hold a benefit Purim seudah and m'lave mal- keh in honor of Rabbi and Mrs. Sholom ..Moskovitch at 8 p.m., Saturday, at Lachar's. All friends of the group and the rabbi are invited to atend. * * * SHERUTH LEAGUE will hold its annual children's party at 2 p.m., Saturday, in Parkside Hall, 3119 Fenkell. Mrs. Sidney Locke and Mrs. Ben Derin, co-chair- men, advise that continuous games, a movie, favors and re- freshments will be featured dur- ing the two-hour program. * * YOUNG WOMEN'S BICUR CHOLEM will meet at the home of Mrs. Peter Choderoff, 4044 Sturtevant, Monday, 12:30 p.m. Plans for the annual mothers and daughters party will be dis- cussed. Mrs. All e n Bookstein, chairman of the Northville "Adopt-a-Ward" project, accom- panied by Mesdames Abe Fine, president, Henry Schwartz, Charles Kahn, William Frank- fort and Lew Brown, visited their ward and gave them a party. A committee of 15 worn- en served at the USO March 8. WHEN AT BEN PUPKOS 11551 DEXTER HOLIDAY SPECIAL YOU CAN BUY CUSTOM-MADE AT A LOWER PRICE THAN YOU PAY FOR READY-MADE DRAPES During This 3-Day Sale No, these peries! They're hand- some chromspun - lined draperiees, custom-made to your exact order in our own workrooms, _ quality . to fit your windowt perfectly — AT PRICES ACTUALLY LOWER than you pay for ready - made draperies! So, why take less? Order yours now for Spring! SUPER FEATURE! In This Sale All Draperies Will Be CHROMSPUN LIMED Eastman's Color-Locked Acetate Rayon The Long-Life Fabric That's Colorfast to Washing and Sunlight GROUP 1—Up to 90 Inches Long Single Width Up to 50" 1 1/z" Width "Double Width Up to 100" 21/2 Width Up to 125" Wide $1898 '2998 $3898 Pair Pair 48" Paw Wide Pair Up to 75" Wide.... NWide during its recent bereavement. Triple Width Up to 150" Wide $5998 Pair GROUP 2—Up to 90 Inches Long Single Width 1 1/2 Width Double Width 21/2 Width Up to 100" Up to 125" Up to 75" Up to 50" Wide Wide Wide Wide $3698 $4798 '2298 Pair Pair Pair $5798 Pair Triple Width Up to 150" Wide $ 72 " Pair Rich, beautiful fabrics, including sheers and boucles . tremendous variety of handsome patterns and colors, . in a All Custom Made with. These Features: - • 4-in. Headings • 5-in. Hens • Hand-Sewn Hems • Lead Weights for Proper Hanging • Mitered Corners Bring Measurements WEbster 3-4857 CARD OF THANKS The family of the late Anna R. Chinitz acknowledges with grateful appreciation the many kind expressions of sympathy extended by relatives and friends to h ighest standards of * * Mrs. Claire A. Ross, president of SARAH ATLER AUXILIARY, Jewish Consumptives Relief So- ciety, announces a program of games to be held at 8 p.m., Sat- urday, at Cong. Beth Moses, 13295 Linwood. Proceeds will be used for furthering the work of the Denver institution, stated Mrs. Helen Atler, chairman, who also announced that tickets are available at the door. • S * Detroit League of Jewish Na- tional Home for Asthmatic Chil- dren at Denver will meet March 31 at 12:30, at the home of Mrs. Edward Tann, 19535 Afton Road. Following a luncheon and brief meeting, Mrs. Fred Alpert, pro- gram chairman, has arranged for the John Robert Powers School to demonstrate fashions. * * * At its last meeting, RADOMER LADIES AID donated $160 for Scrip package8 to Israel for Passover. At the same meeting, $350 was contributed to the His- tadrut campaign. Mrs. Nathan Rubin will be hostess to members and friends of ZEDAKAH CLUB at a dessert luncheon Monday afternoon, in her home, 18614 Fairfield. Mrs. Joshua S. Sperka will present a book review. are not or- dinary ready-made dra- *\\%sv bvszt‘-'ck* , at BURLINGAME-7-OPEN THURSpAfYi OW- SATURR41( P.M.