Offtell
I. to
BETH ABRAHAM WOMEN'S1 GOLDA MYERSON CHAPTER,
CLUB will install new officers I Pioneer Women, will hold a pic-
at 12:30 p.m., Tuesday, at Bel- 1 nic Sunday, at Kensington Park.
Aire Terrace. Rabbi Israel I. The group will meet at Maple
Halpern will be installing offi-: Beach. Friends and guests are
cer, and Mrs. Harry Ribiat will welcome. For information call
deliver the president'S report. Pauline Stepak, TO. 5-0462. At
Mrs. Isaac Tennenhouse will 11;30 a.m., Thursday, members
give the presidential message. will appear on Ladies Day, the
In charge of arrangements and TV program over WJBK-TV,
reservations are Mesdames channel two. Marjorie Miller will
Harold Davidson, Samuel Levin be honored as the "Lady of the
and Edward Mentzel. Mrs. Israel Day," while others appearing
I. Halpern will deliver the invo- will include Dorothy Brindze,
President, and Sylvia Messer. A
cation.
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luncheon June 29, at the home
The Dramatic Group of IS- of Mrs. James Bridze, 2732 Pasa-
RAEL CHAPTER, Bnai . Brith, dena, will conclude the season.
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.under the direction of Mrs. Max
Applebaum and Mrs. Bernard
EZRA AID TO ISRAEL re-
Miller. recently entertained at cently installed Mrs. Anna Gar-
the Chapter installation pro- wick, president. Assisting her
gram with a presentation, "Bon for the coming year will be Mes-
Voyage Revue." A repeat per- dames Dora Warheit and Anna
formance will be given for serv- Rosen, vice-presidents; A. Fin-
icemen at Selfridge Field Air kelstein, secretary; and Minnie
Base on Wednesday evening.
Zack, booklet chairman. Mrs.
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Zack was hostess at the instal-
PASADENA STUDY CLUB will lation.
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install new officers on Tuesday,
at the home of Mrs. Norman
NORTHWEST CHILD RESCUE
Weingarden, of Mark Twain Ave. WOMEN will conclude its busi-
Mary Caplan, sponsor of the ness meetings for the year with
Jewish Community Center Moth- a nomination and election meet-
ers' Clubs, will be installing offi- ing Thursday evening, at the
cer.
home of Mrs. David Samelson,
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17395 Stoepel. High fund-raisers
Mrs. Paul Feldman, of AVOD- for the year will be honored by
AH CHAPTER, Pioneer Women, the organization, and chairmen
will install new officers at a of standing committees will pre-
luncheon program at 12 noon, sent their final reports.
Wednesday, at Horowitz Cater-.
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ing. Sophie Sislin, club president,
DETROIT LADIES LECHEM
urges friends to attend.
ANEEIM will close its season with
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a summer luncheon at 12 noon,
KINNERET CHAPTER, Pio- Wednesday, at .Cong. Shaarey
neer Women, will conclude its . Zion, 12353 Linwood. Friends are
season at 12:30 p.m., Wednesday, invited to attend.
at the home of Mrs. Alex Begun,
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6808 W. Outer Dr. The group re-
Mrs. Ben Fellows, newly-elect-
cently installed the following ed president of BNAI DAVID
new officers in ceremonies in
SISTERHOOD, and Mrs. Charles
the Mayfair Room: Mesdames Varnen, first vice-president, will
Isador Cohen, president; Her-
be hostesses at the group's final
man Kanter, Oscar Warren.
board meeting at 8:30 p.m., Mon-
vice - presidents; Max Maurice,
day, in the synagogue social hall.
treasurer; Alex Lazerman, Philip
Outgoing and incoming board
Kutnick. Saul Baron, Alex Be-
members are requested to attend.
gun. secretaries.
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Chairmen include Mesdames
An active summer program
A. Feinberg, Moatzot Hapoalot;
A. Betensky, bulletin; M. Les- was planned by SISTERS OF
ser, publicity; Louis Reder, dar- ZION MIZRACHI at a recent
lings; 0. Warren, membership; board meeting. The first pro-
J. Trombka, JNF; C. Driker, cul- gram will be a garden games
tural; J. Gosman, advisory; Til- party at 12:30 p.m., Monday, at
lie Wine, Lillie Goldman, tele- the home of Mrs. Charles Las-
phone; Morris Goldberg, Council key, 2512 Boston. Mrs. Milton
representative; David Braver, Winston, president, announces
Israel supplies; Max Nusbaum, that luncheon arrangements will
child rescue; Zelda. Faigenblat, be handled by Mesdames Becky
social; M. Wesley, Histadrut; Cronenwelt, Meyer Biegler, Abra-
ham Kelman, Louis Goldfine,
Sarah Bistrow, sunshine.
Rose Whiteman, Rose Bielewich,
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Augusta Subar, Molly Finkel-
The board of directors of stein, Morris Servetter and Flora
JEWISH WOMEN'S EUROPEAN Smerling. Prizes will be featured,
WELFARE ORGANIZATION will with all proceeds going to Miz-
meet at 12 noon, Thursday, at rachi Women's homes in Israel
the home of Mrs. Rose Shulman, for the care of underprivileged
3230 Fullerton, for its final ses- children. Friends are invited.
sion of the year.
For reservations, call Mrs. Win-
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ston, UN. 2-5074, or Mrs. Kelman,
Mrs. Emil Spilman, president TY. 4-0327.
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of FANNIE GLUCK CHAPTER,
Mizrachi Women, announces
At a recent meeting of SA'AD
that a garden party will be held CLUB members made plans for
at 12:30 p.m., Monday, at the their annual summer outing,
home of Mrs. Reubin Dubrinsky, which this year will be a box
19735 Warrington. A one-week supper on Wednesday evening,
. vacation for two in the moun- at Palmer Park.
tains will be awarded at this
time. For reservations, call Mrs.
David Novetsky, TO. 7-6903. Mrs. Adas Shalom Sisterhood
Sam Bicoll will entertain at the Plans New -Year's Book
program with vocal selections.
Adas Shaloin Sisterhood is
presently compiling a New Year's
'Greeting Book, to be delivered
to members of the congregation
before the High Holidays in Sep-
tember, it was announced by
Mrs. George Liss, president.
The book, in addition to list-
ing information on the group
and its activities, will include a
Jewish and American calendar,
candle-lighting times and list of
all holidays.
Beginning on Monday when
members receive their tickets for
the High Holiday services, Sis-
terhood members will receive
greetings f r o m congregational
members to appear in the vol-
ume. F o r information or to
place personal greetings, call
Mrs. Manny Lax, TO. 8-8585, or
Mrs. Charles Charlip, DI. 1-2967.
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DETROIT JEWISH NEWS-1 1
Shaarey Zedek Grads
Friday, June 18, 1954
Win Men'.s Club Medals
Mrs. Shiovitz to Head
Maimonides Auxiliary
Miss Katzman Miss Schecter
At the recent twelfth grade
graduation exercises of the
Cong. Shaarey Zedek Religious
School, Ruthe Ellen Katzman
and Sandra Schecter were
awarded the National Federa-
tion of Men's Club medals.
The recognition was given
both girls for outstanding lead-
ership in synagogue youth acti-
vities and for scholarship rec-
ognition. Both young women re-
ceived straight "A's" during
their 12 years in the religious
school.
The medals were presented by
Abe Satovsky, past president of
Shaarey Zedek's Men's Club. and
president of the Great Lakes Re-
gion of NFMC.
Abe Katzman, • chairman of
education for the Men's Club,
presented kiddush cups for
scholarship to the f ollowing
young people: Rebecca Mosen
and Margo Panush, eighth
grade; Donald Burke and
Sharon Safran, ninth grade; Ro-
chelle Nachman and Judith San-
ders, eleventh grade; and Sey-
mour Dubrinsky and Elissa
Panush, twelfth grade. A kid-
dush cup also was presented to
Abba Friedman, outgoing presi-
dent of the Junior Congregation.
At the final luncheon meeting
of the season, the Ladies Auxili-
ary of the Maimonides Medical
Society installed Mrs.. Louis
Shiovitz as president of the new
administration.
Assisting her in office and al-
so installed at
that time were
Mesdames Emil -•
Simon and Har-
old Pliskow,
vice -presidents:
Benjamin Gu-• •
tow, Leon Rot-:
tenberg, Joseph:,
S c h w artzberg,!:..
Sidney Fried-.
laender
S anf or d Ben-l-f-
nett, secretar- Mrs. Shiovitz
ies; Sam Fried treasurer; and
Paul Fraiberg, treasurer-elect.
The retiring president, Mrs.
Louis Kazdan, was awarded a
gold pin in recognition of her
many services to the program of
the Auxiliary. The presentation
was made by Mrs. I. Walter Sil-
ver.
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Sholem Aleichem Unit
To Conclude Season
The Women's Division of Sho-
lem Aleichem Institute closes its
cultural activities for the season
with a farewell luncheon at 1
p.m., June 26, in the Institute
auditorium, 18495 Wyoming.
Mrs. Frances Driker will re-
port on the year's cultural ac-
complishments, and Mrs. , Man-
uel Shaw will
provide musical
entertainm e n t
for the after-
noon. Movies of
the Ida Koma-
roff Testimonial
Dinner, held re-
cently, will be
shown.
Mrs. Frances
Shayne will pre-
side at the
meeting, which
Mrs. Friedman also will feature
a report by Mrs. Sarah Fried-
man, chairman of fund-raising
programs, who will outline fi-
nancial plans for next year's
activities.
The Women's Division, in ad-
dition to helping underwrite the
Institute's maintenance costs,
also sponsors a self-cultural pro-
gram with monthly meetings de-
voted to speakers, book reviewers
and current events discussions.
For information call the Insti-
tute office, DI. 1-2552.
Dr. Moshe Davis, provost or
the Jewish Theological Semi-
nary of America, has published,
in Hebrew, another book on the
spiritual development of the
Jewish community titled "Dar-
kei Hayahadut Be - Amer'-a'
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