Wedding BPlls to Ring
For Flint Couple
W omen'i eittl ActivilieJ
MISS JANET GOLDFARB
Mr. and Mrs. David W. Gold-
farb, of Flint, Mich., announce
the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Janet Helene, to Milton
George Warren, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Ellis H. Warren, also of I
Flint.
Miss Goldfarb is a graduate
of the University of Michigan
where she was affiliated with
Alpha Epsilon Phi sorority. Mr.
Warren graduated from Cran-
brook and attended the Univer- '
sity of Michigan where he was
a member of Pi Lambda Phi
fraternity. .
Nixon's Greeting;
On the New Year
Direct JTA Teletype Wire
to the Jewish News
WASHINGTON — Vice Presi-
dent Richard M. Nixon Tuesday
expressed the following greet-
ings for the New Year through
the Jewish Telegraphic Agency:
"It is a pleasure for me to
send my greetings and very best
wishes to the members of the
Jewish faith throughout our
country on the occasion of Rosh
Hashanah, the New Year 5715.
"Every New Year reinforces in
our hearts the fervent hope for
understanding, brotherhood and
peace .throughout the world and
man has been striving toward
these goals for centuries.
It has taken strong persever-
ance and faith to come this far
along the road. On the eve of
the New Year let us all rededi-
cate ourselves to the attainment
of the ultimate in happiness for
all."
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KINNERET. CHAPTER, Pio-
Several events are planned by
-er Women, will meet at 1 ' MASSADA CHAPTER, Pioneer
Thursday, at the home of
Mrs. Nettie Betensky, 2655 lEt.ich- Women, to aid the organization's
annual donor event. Open house
ton.
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is planned at 9 p.m., Oct. 25, at
TWELFTH STREET and FEN-. the home of Mrs. Max Kirsch-
KELL MOTHERS' CLUBS will baum, 19203 Pinehurst, at which'
jointly sponsor a tour of the
Dr. Leo Kirschbaum will present
Detroit Historical Museum in
observance of the Tercentenary a book review. A social evening
celebration of American Jewry will follow, stated Mrs. Rose
at 1 p.m., Thursday.
Sarasohn, president.
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BETH ABRAHAM WOMEN'S
Mrs. David Cohen addressed
CLUB will present its season's the SISTERHOOD of OAK-
first program at 8:45 p.m.,
Thursday, in the the
so- WOODS JEWISH CENTER at a
cial hall. Under the chairman- meeting at the home of Mrs. A.
ship of Mrs. Edward Rice, pro- Shiener. Mrs. H. Katz is the
gram vice-president,, a "This Is Sisterhood's membership chiqr-
Your Life" dramatization will be mart.
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featured. Mrs. I. Tennenhouse,
president, will preside. Guests
WOMEN'S SABBATH LEAGUE
are invited to call Mrs. Harry will hold its traditional Sabbath
T h u r s w e l 1, membership vice- Sheuva oneg shabbat at 3 p.m.,
president, TO. 7-3240, for trans- Oct. 2, at the home of Rabbi
portation or information.
and Mrs. Joshua S. Sperka.
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HOME RELIEF SOCIETY will Rabbi Sperka will address the
meet for a special program Oct. group, followed by sabbath
1, at the home of Mrs. Charles songs. A membership drive to
Smith, 18654 San Juan. Dessert run through the High Holy Day
luncheon will be served. Further period is now in progress, and
will culminate in the first or-
plans for the donor dinner- ganizational meeting Oct. 27, at
dance, to be held Oct. 27, at Young Israel, at which a mem-
Elmwood Casino, will be dis- bership tea is to be featured.
cussed, stated Mrs. Julius Fink, Mrs. Meyer Biegler is member-
chairman, and Mrs. SaVuel ship chairman, assisted by Mes-
Goldman, president.
dames Jacob Faigenbaum, F.
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Weinerman, Abe Dunn and M.
CITY of HOPE CANCER Servetter. Under the guidance
FIGHTERS' bowling league will of Mrs. Joshua Sperka and Mrs.
meet every Thursday at 1 p.m. M. Winston, a campaign is be-
at Rolawile Recreation on Puri- ing conducted among women's
tan. Teams will be organized in organizations to stress the im-
October. For information call portance of sabbath synagogue
the chairman, Ruth Natinsky, attendance.
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TO. 9-3628. Elected to other of-
fices are Secretary Ann Leavitt
AHAVAS A C H I M SISTER-
and Treasurer Fay Diskin.
HOOD will sponsor a Yom Kip-
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pur Night Dance on Oct. 7, at
LADIES OF YESHIVATH the synagogue, according to Mrs.
BETH YEHUDAH will hold its Jerome Kirschbaum, ways and
annual donor luncheon at 12:30 means chairman. The Fenby-
p.m., Nov. 3, at Lachar's. Pro- Carr Orchestra will play music
ceeds are to help maintain the for dancing. Entire proceeds will
Beth Jacob School for Girls. For be presented to the synagogue
reservations, call Mrs. Pearl as a Sisterhood gift to the build-
Rottenberg, president, UN. ing fund. Tickets may be ob-
2-6868.
tained by calling Mrs. Irving
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Wasserman,
UN. 1-8249.
SHARONA CHAPTER, Pioneer
Women, will hold a social meet-
ing at 8:30 p.m., Thursday, at
the home of Helen Wolak, 19909
Marlowe. A speaker from the
Cathedral of Flowers will talk
on floral arrangements. For in-
formation ox transportation, call
LI. 1-0938.
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BNAI ISRAEL SISTERHOOD,
of Pontiac, held its annual sil-
ver tea at the home of Mrs.
Morris Blumeno, 67 Ottawa,
Pontiac. Rabbi Henry Hoschan-
der spoke on "The Readings of
Sholem Aleichem."
New U. S. Israel Ambassador
To Take Post Next Month
WASHINGTON, (JTA) — The
departure of Ambassador Ed-
ward B. Lawson for Israel will
be postponed until the first or
second week of October, the
State Department made known.
The State Department, mean-
while, officially denied that the
delay had anything to do with
the question of Mr. Lawson pre-
senting his credentials in Jeru-
salem. The postponement of
Ambassador Lawson's departure
was caused by his hospitaliza-
tion for a slight operation, the
State Department said. Mr.
Lawson had expected to leave
Washington this week-end.
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Tickets for "Seven Old Maids,"
the musical comedy currently
being prepared by LADIES OF
MOSAIC, may be obtained from
Mrs. Samuel Posner, UN. 1-7425.
The presentation will be staged
Nov. 3 in Masonic Temple's
Crystal Ballroom.
DETROIT JEWISH NEWS-21
Friday, September 24, 1954
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