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INFANTS SERVICE GROUP is
planning its annual dinner,
dance and show for Jan, 30, at
Masonic Temple. Mrs. David
Riseman is again producer and
director, with Bill Richards in
charge of choreography. Profes-
sional entertainers include
Shecky Green, comedy star now
appearing in Las Vegas, the
Woodsons a n d Johnny Bach-
emin. Show chairmen are Mes-
dames Jack Jackman and Wit -
limn Kaye.
* * *
JUNIOR PRIMROSE CLUB
will meet Monday, at Lutzker
Hall, 15775 James Cousins. On
Thursday, members will appear
on the Ladies Day television
program.
• * *
Mrs. Alan Colman, presider t
of UNITED ORDER OF TRUE
SISTERS, announces a meeting
at 1 p.m., Tuesday, at the Davi -
son Jewish Center. Lucy Corbett,
food columnist of The Detroit
Free Press, will be guest speaker.
* * *
A Hanukah meeting is planned
by FANNIE GLUCK CHAPTER,
Mizrachi Women, on Monday
afternoon, at the home of Mrs.
Jack Carmen, 2723 Cortland.
Mrs. Philip Fealk is arranging
the program.
* * *
NORTH WOODWARD
BRANCH, Jewish Women's Euro-
pean Welfare Organization, will
meet at 12 noon, Tuesday. in
the home of Mrs. Joseph Zuck-
erman, 19291 Warrington. A final
report on the recent donor
luncheon will be given.
* * *
HOME RELIEF SOCIETY will
elect officers at a meeting Mon-
day afternoon, in the home of
Mrs. Al Finstein, 16569 Muirland.
Dessert luncheon will precede
./the program.
• * *
SISTERS OF ZION MIZRACHI
Is planning two simultaneous
onge shabbat at 2:30 p.m., Sat-
urday, at the homes of Mrs.
Joseph H. Kunin, 2661 Webb,
and Mrs. Morris Servetter, 7138
Thatcher. Traditional Hanukah
and sabbath programs are
planned.
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RADOMER LADIES A U X I-
LIARY is planning its annual
donor dinner at 6:30 p.m., Jan.
4, at Holiday Manor. Sylvia Lee
and Sammy Woolf and his or-
chestra will provide the eve-
ning's entertainment. For re-
servations, call Doris Adler, TO.
5-2800.
* * *
NEUGARTEN MEDICAL A I D
will meet at 1 p.m., Monday. in
the home of Mrs. Hyman Freed-
land, 19903 Shrewsbury. Dessert
luncheon will be served. Hanu-
kah songs will be presented by
Mesdames Ann G o r d on and
Seymour Kraus, and a musical
quiz with prizes will follow. Mrs.
Samuel Gbodman, vice-president
of ways and means, will report
on plans for the annual fund-
raising project, proceeds from
which will be allocated to the
organization of a nursery for
mentally retarded chil d r e n,
through the Detroit Association
for Retarded Children.

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To celebrate the success of
their recent donor luncheon, the

Center Young Adults'

Week-End at Tamarack

The Young Adult department
of the Jewish Community Cen-
ter is sponsoring a winter camp ,
week-end for 40 young adults at
Camp Tamarack, in Ortonville,
Mich., f r om Friday evening ,
through Sunday afternoon.
Commencing with a Hanukah
celebration Friday night, there
will be group discussion of the
Tercentenary, a surprise party ,
and outdoor games.
Plans for the week-end were
made by Sarah Johnson, chair-
man; George Vine, Lillian Lewis,
in charge of registration; Arlene
Grocoff, in charge of program;
Laura Levin and Sue Hyams, in
charge of the menu.
For information and registra-
tion call Marvin Schpeiser, TR.
5-8450, or Leon Olshansky, UN.

1-2490; .

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DETROIT JEWISH NEWS—I 1
Friday, December 24, 1954

Samuel Greenbaurns
Wed 50 Years

Bnai Brith Women to Cite
Comedy Hour 'Citizenship'

DAVID - HORODOKER YOUNG
WOMEN is holding a victory so-
cial meeting Tuesday afternoon,
at the home of Mrs. Leo Heiman,
19600 Roslyn.
* * *
WOMEN'S AUXILIARY, Unit-
ed Hebrew Schools, will hold its
annual luncheon on Jan. 12, at
Adas Shalom Synagogue. Presi-
dent, Mrs. Herman Wetsman
announces that tickets for the
luncheon may be obtained from
any member.
* * *
Tuesday at 1 p. m., CLUB I,
Pioneer Women, will meet at
Young Israel Center, when Sam-
uel Sigal, cultural chairman of
the Workman's Circle, editor of
the Detroit Daily Forward and
chairman of the Yiddish Cul-
tural Commission of the Com-
munity Council will speak on
Jewish culture in connection
with Jewish Book Month.

Barton's Brings Out
New Holiday Packages

As the innovators of candies
and baked delicacies that dram-
atize the Jewish holidays in the
authentic traditions. Barton's
Bonbonniere this year presents
a larger variety than ever of
Hanukah sweets which tell the
story of this festive holiday.
T h e story of Hanukah is
beautifully symbolized in num-
erous assortments for children
and adults. A colorful 16 page
booklet which goes into each
Barton's holiday package nar-
rates the historic events of the
victory of The Maccabees, along
with a crossword puzzle and
original story based upon an
actual incident which drama-
tizes the significance of Hanu-
kah.
New this year is Barton's
Chocolate Dreidel, the dreidel
player, a new Hanukah game,
and a molded chocolate men-
orah, all made of delicious milk
chocolate.
An appealing holiday gift for
adults is the new Barton's gift
assortment. It comes in a color-
ful box with a gracefully de-
signed Menorah on the cover.
Among the many other Hanu-
kah candy items for children
featured at Barton's shops are
Hanukah gelt, a plastic box filled
with gold-foiled Israeli coins, the
Judah Maccabee chocolate bar
and Hebrew symbols. -

THE SAMUEL GREENBAUMS

Mr. and MIS. Samuel Green-
baum, of LaSalle Blvd., will cele-
brate their 50th wedding anni-
versary with a reception to be
held in their honor from 8 to
11 p.m., Sunday, at the home of
their children, Mr. and Mrs. Os-
, car Greenbaum, 17500 Kentucky.
I No cards.
Mr. Greenbaum, 72, came to
Detroit from New York where
he was born and met Hattie
Rosenthal. They were married
Nov. 29, 1904 by Rabbi Judah
Levin, of Detroit.
Members of Temple Beth El,
the Greebaums have partici-
pated in numerous community
activities, among them Perfec-
tion Lodge, F. & A.M. and Purity
Chapter, Order of Eastern Star.
Honoring their parents along
with the Oscar Greenbaums are
Mr. and Mrs. Albert P. Weiss,
I Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Greenbaum,
I Mr. and Mrs. Nathan E. Zigman,
nine grandchildren and one
great grandchild.

Mr. and Mrs. Max Braunstein,
of 2741 Doris, announce the Bar
Mitzvah of their son, Marshall
Irving, on Saturday, at Congre-
gation Beth Moses, 13925 Lin-
wood. Cocktails and dinner in
Marshall's honor will be held the
following evening, December 26,
at Mayfair Room.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Goren, of
17541 Whitcomb, announce the
Bar Mitzvah of their son, Aaron
Warren, Saturday, Dec. 25, at
Congregation Ahavas Achim. A
dinner in Aaron's honor will be
held Sunday, at Zack's Catering,

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The annual Hanukah party of
the Ahavas Achim Sun d ay
School will be held at 10 a.m.,
Sunday, in the synagogue. The
blessing of the holiday candles
will be conducted by the lower
grades. .
Featured in the play, "The
Eight Hanukah Candles," will be
second grade pupils, led by their
teacher, Israel Tuchman. An-
other play, "Hanukah Marches
On," will be offered by the fifth
and sixth grades, directed by
Mr. Bernstein.
Other features will be a show-
ing of the movie, "Tent City, '
a cartoon, communal singing led
by Rabbi Hirsch and greetings
by Rabbi Jacob M. Chinitz.
A Hanukah grab bag will be
conducted individually by each
class, and refreshments will be
served by the Sisterhood chil-
dren's party committee, headed
by Mrs. Barney Zatkoff, chair-
man.

Bnai Brith Reaches Third
Of Membership Goal

A citation for good citizenship
will be presented to the Colgate
Comedy Hour by Bnai Brith Wo-
men during a televised perform-
ance of the show at 8 p.m., Sun-
day, over station WWJ-TV, chan-
nel 4. Mrs. Julius Berke, president
of the Chicago Bnai Brith Wo-
men's Council, announced.
Gordon MacRae, master of
ceremonies, will receive the cita-
tion which commends the show
for its fresh humor, freedom
from stereotypes and good in-
fluence upon youth.

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