W
omen, '.3
VERA BRAMSON CHAPTER,
Women's American ORT. is
planning its annual Spring Din-
ner-Dance for April 20, at Elm-
wood Casino. For ticket infor-
mation, call UN. 3-1916.
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NORTHLAND CHAPTER, Wo-
men's Aftierican ORT, will hold
its big open event of the year, a
barn dance, at 9 p.m., Saturday,
at Graemer's Barn, 27450 Eleven
Mile Rd. Jim Schultheis will be
the caller. Tickets are available
from Mrs. John C. Hopp, Jr.,
UN. 4-3377. Mrs. Norman W.
Stern. UN. 3-0137, or at the door.
The public is invited.
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YESHIVATH BETH YEHU-
DAH PTA has named Mrs. Ben-
net Rider chairman of its first
annual bazaar, which will be
held May 15, in. the Yeshivah
building. New merchandise is
now - being sought for the many
bazaar booths. For pick-up of
goods or information, call Mrs.
I. Rockove, TO. 6-6294, or Mrs.
A. Silverstein, TY. 8-6312.
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OLGA JASLOVE FAMILY
CLUB will meet at 9 p.m., today,
in the home of Mrs. Louis Ku-
retzky, of Wager Ave. The club's
fifth anniversary party has been
postponed from May 15 to May
29, at the Club Gay Haven.
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FIDELITY LADIES CLUB will
hold its annual fund - raising
donor luncheon and games party
at 12:30 p.m., April 20, at Moss
Catering. Mahj and other games
will be played, with prizes to be
awarded. Mrs. Frances Shapiro,
president, invites the public to
attend. Chairmen Masdames Lil-
lian Gula and Dorothy Wolok
announce that proceeds will go
to the Muscular Dystrophy and
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PURITY CHAPTER No. 359,
Order of the Eastern Star, will
meet Monday, 7:45 p.m., at the
Eastern Star Temple. A profi-
ciency class and review of the
Second Mile Book will be held.
Refreshments will be served.
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SA'AD CLUB recently started
a foundation for research into
Parkinson's disease with pro-
ceeds from a recent private film
showing. Women interested in
further information on the proj-
ect should call Mrs. Ann Men-
delsohn, DI. 1-9944, or Mrs.
Selma Sofferin, UN. 4-6305.
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To celebrate the opening of
the new Yeshivah building, the
LADIES OF YESHIVATH BETH
YEHUDAH will • hold its 30th
annual banquet at 6:30 p.m.,
April 24, in the Mayfair Room.
Rabbi Samson Weiss, former
dean of the Yeshivah and now
national education director of
Young . Israel, will be guest
speaker. Cantor Hyman Adler
will entertain. Proceeds will go
to the Yeshivah building fund.
For information or reservations,
call Mrs. Pearl Rottenberg,
president, UN. 2-6868, or Mrs. B.
Kutnick, secretary, TY. 8-3172.
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YOUNG WOMEN'S BICUR
CHOLEM is planning a bake
sale Saturday at the Federal
Department Store, Grand River
at Oakman. Members are re-
quested to deliver baked goods
today to Mrs. Herman Weisberg,
12345 Broadstreet, or Mrs. Alex
Elbling, 18474 Greenlawn. For
'information, call Mrs. Sam Mos-
cow, chairman, DI. 1-9839. All
proceeds will go to the needy
sick.
* * *
Mrs. L. Lumberg, president of
AUXIL-
RADOMER LADTFS
IARY, announces a social meet-
ing on Tuesday, at which $150
will • be donated to the Mo'os
Hitim fund.
Passover Greeting
Card You Can Eat:
A Barton Product
This year, for the first time,
you can wish friends and rela-
tives a "Happy Passover" in a
novel way. Barton's has intro-
duced a Passover Greeting Card
you can eat, made entirely of
Continental chocolate.
The Chocolate Passover Greet-
ing Card is post card size with
a beautifully embossed symbolic
Passover design consisting of
four traditional wine goblets
framed by sprigs of grapes. A
portion of the Passover Kiddush
prayer is inscribed in Hebrew
on the raised border and the
greeting, "Happy Passover," ap-
pears in English across the low-
er part Of the card. , It comes in
a handsomely decorated box
packed ready for mailing. Just
address the reverse side of the
box, add a four cent stamp and
drop it in any mailbox for deliv-
ery anywhere in the United
States.
This Passover the Jewish
housewife need not slave over a
hot oven to make the Seder table
festive, nor will she endanger
her reputation as a "beriah."
Barton's has added many - new
table delicacies to its well-known
selections of kosher-for-Passover
baked goods, candies and sher-
bets that makes holiday prepar-
ations easier for her while mak-
ing things sweeter for family
and friends.
In Memory of
DENA ZIMNER
A Foundation Has Been Established
by the
North' Woodward Branch' Jewish Women
European Welfare Organization
Herbert Horde:ses
Acclaim Israel's
Economic Growth
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hordes
After three years' residence in
Jerusalem, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Hordes. who returned to their
native Detroit this week with
their children, Naomi. Tamar
and Leora, speak in glowing
terms of the progress Israel has
made so rapidly, in so short a
time.
The HordeSes are here to cele-
brate the Passover with their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. William
Hordes and Mr. and Mrs. Isidore
Singer.
Herbert Hordes, a graduate of
the Wayne University College of
Engineering, is associated with
the health department of the
Israel government.
Comparing conditions as they
existed when they first went to
Israel, the Hordeses state that
there has been a constant im-
provement economically, that
unlike their first experiences,
they are now able to obtain bet-
ter food and clothing in almost
unlimited quantities.
"Unlike Jews elsewhere," Her-
bert Hordes said. "Israelis are
less worried about the future.
They are confident that they
can withstand attacks from the
enemies who surround them.
They have faith that they will
succeed in all their undertakings
and that eventually their hostile
neighbors will recognize the fu-
tility of a war-threatening situ-
ation and will make peace—in
the best interests of all con-
cerned."
DETROIT JEWISH NEWS-23
Thai' Steering Committee
To Hold Report Breakfast
Friday, April 1, 1955
Members of the "Chai" anni-
versary steering committee,
which is planning arrangements
for the 18th anniversary cele-
bration of the Vaad Horabbo-
nim, will meet at 10:30 a.m.
Sunday, for a breakfast report
session at. Horowitz Catering.
Presidents and key leaders of
Detroit's Orthodox congrega-,
tions together with members of
the Vaad, will report on the
progress of all orthodox groups
in the community who are
working on the banquet planned
for, April 20.
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