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BETH ABRAHAM WOMEN'S
CLUB will hold a board meeting
at 8:30 p.m., Monday, at the
home of Mrs. Ralph Rice, 2626
Tuxedo.
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MOTOR CITY CHAPTER, Emil
Brith, will hold its first mem-
bership cea of the season at 8:30
p.m., Wednesday, at the home
of Mrs. Esther Schechter, 18000
Appoline. For information, cad
Mrs. Jack Mann, chairman, UN.
2-1450, or Mrs. Jack Mitnick,
secretary, UN. 3-2171 Friends
are invited.
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CITY OF HOPE CANCER
FIGHTERS will hold an execu-
tive board meeting at 12:30 p.m.,
Monday, at the home of Mrs. Sol
Deitch, 3282 Sturtevant. Mem-
bers wishing to join the bowling
league are invited to a meeting
at 1 p.m., Thursday, at Rolawile
Recreation. For information on
the league, contact Ruth Natin-
sky, chairman, TO. 9-3628.
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Mrs. Betty Berkowitz, presi-
dent of EQUALITY CLUB, re-
cently entertained at her home
on Northlawn Ave., to obtain
pledges for the group's annual
donor luncheon. Clara Rosen-
berg also entertained at her
summer home at Cass Lake. The
group will meet on Wednesday,
at the home of Mrs. Dora Berko-
witz, of Monterey Ave.

GOOD FELLOWSHIP WOM-
EN'S AUXILIARY will hold a
games party at 8:30 p.m., Sat-
urday, at the home of Mrs. Louis
Alpert, 20523 Prevost, to aid the
Polio Emergency Fund. Bagel
and lox will be served. The pub-
lie is invited, both men and
Women.
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Mrs. Charles Zwirn, gift shop
chairman of AHAVAS ACHIM
SISTERHOOD, announces that
personalized greeting cards for
New Year's are available in the
synagogue's gift shop. For sam-
ples. call Mrs. Zwirn, UN. 1-0106,
or the synagogue office, UN.
4-6428.
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DETROIT WOMEN of Alpha
Omega Dental fraternity, will
soon begin fall activities under
the leadership of the following
new officers: Mesdames Irving
Beal, president; Manuel Feldman
and Joseph Davis, vice-presi-
dents; Morton Lesser, Morrey
Barak and Julius Barr, secre-
taries; Edwin Schneider, treas-
urer. Board members are Mes-
dames Eric Bilis, Joseph Good-
stein, Kenneth Bellen, Gerald
Michael, Herbert. Bloom, Leslie
Moss, David Daskel, David Fried-
man, Jack Jutnick and 'Alvin
Geffin,
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BETH AARON SISTERHOOD
will hold a board meeting at
8:30 p.m. Monday, in the syna-
gogue social hall. Mrs. Adolph
A. Winkler, new president, will
preside.
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NORTHWEST CHAPTER,
Women's American ORT, recent-
ly held a board meeting at the
Commerce Lake summer home

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Friday, August 27, 1954

Elizabeth R. Rosenberg
To Wed Bernard Blase

Max Beal. Plans were made for
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20, at which a fashion show by
Modern Fashions will be fea-
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At recent installation ceremo-
' vies of Rabbi MANDEL M. ZA-
GER CHAPTER, Bnai Brith, Mrs.
Irving Lipson was presented
with a testimonial and was given
the title of Honorary Chapter
President. Mrs. Lipson, who
served as active president in
1950-51 and again in 1953-54,
has been \active in the overall
Greater Detroit Women's Coun-
cil of Bnai Brith, and for two
years has been Israel Bond
chairman of the Council.

Channa Czenesh Unit
Names New Chairmen

Mrs. Morris Friedman, presi-
dent of Channa Czenesh Chap-
ter, Pioneer Women, this week
announced the following list of
officers who will assist her in
carrying out the work of the
new administration. They are:
Mesdames Mildred Gelf and,
Esther LaMed, Edith Sauls, and
Esther Mendelson, vice - presi-
dents; Rose Tuckel, treasurer;
Mary Granadier, Rose Lewinson,
Ann Tucker, Edith Silverman,
Helene Rosenshine and Rose
Gettelman, secretaries; and Kate
Weine, dues chairman.
Chairmen named by Mrs.
Friedman include Mesdames
Bertha Rosenthal, Moatzot Hap-
oalot; Sally Polston, bulletin;
Helene Goldman and Gladys
Kaminer, program; Bertha
Freedman, child rescue; Emma
Schreier, Israel Bonds; Sarah
Rubin, Histadrut; Ruth Bader
and Sally Asher, special funds;
Sonia Gold, membership; Diane
Ginsburg, publicity; Esthdr Lich-
tenstein, clarian; Fanny Rabi-
nowitz and Eva Pohl, social;
Ruth Bright, telephone; Jean
Kurtzman, integration; Rose
Lachover, Sima Young and Julia
Nathan, hostesses; Ruth Carel,
friendship; Lillian Bennise, sew-
ing project; and Ethyl Selber,
legislative.
Women interested in activi-
ties of the group are urged to
attend a garden party on Sept.
13, at which lectures and book
reviews will be featured.

Circle School Classes
To Open on Sept. 8

The Workmen's Circle School
and Kindergarten will - open on
Sept. 7 for registration with
classes convening for the first
time the following day, Sept. 8.
The school is located in, the
Workmen's Circle Educational
Center, 11529 Linwood.
Both kindergarten and ele-
mentary classes are staffed with
teachers who have many years
of educational experience. Novel
equipment has just been in-
stalled in the kindergarten for
the enjoyment of the youngsters.
Elementary school classes em-
phasize both Yiddish and He-
brew and place maximum im-
portance on Jewish c u l t u r e.
School classes will open with a
project to acquaint children
with the significance of the High
Holidays and their celebration.

Bnai Brith Councils
Plan Blood Bank Rally

The Greater Detroit Bnai
Brith Men's and Women's Coun-
cils will hold their next blood
bank rally from 6 p. m. to 12
midnight, Sept. 16, at Adas Sha-
lom Synagogue.
A feature of the rally will be
the awarding of 80 prizes to
those who give their blood. Co-
chairmen of the rally are Sarah
Dorf, Charles Abram and Leo

Polk.

Marty Horowitz, proprietor of
Marty's Delicatessen, will donate
sandwiches to all donors and
nurses of the Red Cross who will

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registered nurse at the hospital.
Mr. Blase is attending Wayne
University.
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Tyler, has been selected by
Wayne University's Hillel Foun-
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nual national Hillel Summer In-
stitute at Camp Bnai Brith,
Starlight, Pa., from Sept. 1 to 10.
Part of Hillel's Leadership
Training program, the institute
annually brings together 200
student representatives from
Hillel Foundations throughout
the country for study which pre-
pares them for roles of leader-
ship in their respective schools.
The Institute theme, "Ameri-
can Freedom and Jewish Iden-
tity," will be carried out by the
institute staff, headed by Rabbi
Maurice Pekarsky,•• director of
the Hillel leadership program.
Speakers will include Philip
M. • Klutznick, Bnai Brith presi-
dent; Rabbi Arthur J. Lelyveld,
National Director of the Hillel
Foundation; and Dr. Robert
Gordis. Rabbi of the Rockaway
Park Hebrew Congregation, Belle
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