Women:3 al Adiviiico
Mrs. Jack Henken, newly-
OAK WOODS JEWISH CEN-
TER SISTERHOOD will hold its elected president of the Infant
installation dinner-dance Mon- Service Group, announces that
day evening, at Holiday Manor. new officers assisting her in the
Featured will be David I. Berris, new administration were in-
local communal leader who will stalled in recent
be principal speaker, Henry Litt- ceremonies at'
man, who will serve as toast- Tam O'Shanter
master, and Morris . Novetsky, Country C 1 u b.
congregational president, who They are Mes-
will install the officers. Mickey dames Manny
Woolf and his orchestra will en- Shaperio, Jack
tertain and play music for danc- King and Leon-
ing. For tickets, call Faye Bloom, ard Horton,
vice - presidents;
LI. 6-1992.
Herman Rader,'
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BUSINESS & PROFESSIONAL Norman Brode,
GIRLS, Pioneer Women, will Allen Saltz and
hold its installation dinner- Al Wolf, secre-
dance Wednesday evening, at taries; Allen
Club Grez. Being installed are Fisher, treasur- Mrs. Henken
Henrietta _Barnett, president; er; Sam Kopelman and Jack
Sonia Saslove and Ann Mirsky, Freeman, case chairmen; Sam
vice - presidents; Ann Grant, Guttentag, community relations;
Malkin and Arthur Fried-
Gertrude Lind and Pearl Nus- Lou
man, delegates; Ida Silvers,
baum, secretaries; and Gertrude happy day fund; and Max
Nusbaum, treasurer.
Weingarden, memorial chair-
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man.
LILLIAN WALD CHAPTER,
Bnai Brith Girls, recently were
DETROIT EZRAS NOSHIM
hosts to their mothers at a tea.
Films. of previous conventions will hold a luncheon and games
were shown to give parents an party at 12:30 p.m., Monday, at
idea of BBG activities. The girls Cong. Shaarey Zion, 12353 Lin-
recently visited the Home for wood. Friends are urged to at-
Aged where members wrote let- tend, The group recently elected
ters, manicured nails and set the following new officers: Mes-
dames Leo Weiss, president; H.
hair of • many residents.
Goldin and R. Grossberg, vice-
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Jffesidents; J. Spigelman, ticket
GOODFELLOWSHIP W 0 M - ! chairman; W. Molinsky, treas-
EN'S AUXILIARY will hold its Lurer; A. Dorchin and A. Bala-
annual luncheon Tuesday after- : raut, organizers a n d fund-
noon, at Turover Temple, 12129 : raisers.
Dexter. Final plans for the
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event were discussed at a mem-
EQUALITY :CLUB will meet
bership meeting Thursday, at
which new members were wel- Wednesday, at the home of
comed. Anyone wishing to join ! Florence Leinoff, of Ohio Ave.
the gfoup should call Evelyn A social is planned for 12 noon,
Foster, membership chairman, Saturday, at the home of Libby
Wolfson, of Santa Rosa Dr.
TY. 8-8156.
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RADOMER LADIES AUXIL-
IARY will give a luncheon at
noon Wednesday at Lachar's on
Dexter. There will be prizes.
Members and friends are invited.
Proceeds will go to charities.
Take it
from
women
WHO KNOW
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BNAI DAVID SISTERHOOD is
planning to install newly elected
officers and board members in a
ceremony at 8:30 p.m., Mon-
day. in the synagogue social
hall. The program is being ar-
ranged by Mrs. David J. Cohen,
chairman, assisted by Mrs. Sel-
don Leach, co-chairman. Cantor
Hyman J. Adler will install the
following new officers: Mes-
dames Ben Fellows, president;
Charles Varnen and Morris
Simons, vice-presidents; Morrey
H. Shepherd, Maurice Oberman
and William Reid, secretaries;
Joseph Eisenberg, treasurer;
Sam Traison, sgt.-at-arms; and
Matthew Bennett, chaplain.
The following PHI SIGMA SIG-
MA officers will be installed at
the home of Mildred Sherman
on the chapter's 4th anniver-
sary; archon, Lydia Bachrach;
vice - archon, bursa r, Heather
Biederman; scribe, Millie Fin-
klestein. Gloria Greenberg and
Sarena Feuerman are graduat-
ing and will leave the active
chapter to become alumnae. The
national convention will be in
Washington, D.C. Micki Sher-
man will be Beta Lambda's dele-
gate. A reception at the Israeli
Consulate is planned for the
delegates.
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BETH SHMUEL SISTERHOOD
will hold its annual donor lunch-
eon at 12 noon, Tuesday, in the
synagogue social hall. A musical
program is planned, and prizes
will be awarded, stated Mrs. A.
Leebove, chairman. Mrs. N.
Gooze is co-chairman, and Mrs.
J. Babcock is Sisterhood presi-
dent.
A western round-up is planned
by PYTHIAN SISTERS at 8:30
p.m:, Wednesday, in its temple,
15787 Wyoming. For information
or reservations, call Ceil Bindes,
WE. 3-0509, or Rita Unger, LI.
2-3477. Tickets also are avail-
able at the door.
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KINNERET CHAPTER, Pio-
neer Women, will hold an in-
stallation luncheon at 12:30
p.m., Wednesday, in the Mayfair
Room. Mrs. Herman Kanter, the
afternoon's chairman, states
that Mrs. Saul Baron will de-
liver the invocation, while Mrs.
Norman Kanter installs the new
officers. Mrs. Emanuel Shaw
will render vocal selections at a
program to follow. For luncheon
reservations, call Mrs. Lillie
Goldman, WE. 3-7345.
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