Women's Division's Leadership
Courses for '55-'56 to Start on Oct. 3

JTVF

A leadership training course
and a series of seminars are
scheduled by the Women's Divi-
sion of the Jewish Welfare Fed-
eration, under the leadership of
Mesdames Irving Posner and
Nathan Kaplan,
education_ chair-:
men.
The leadership
course, led by
Mrs. Isidore So-
beloff, will pro-
vide a thorough
grounding in
. Federation and
its agencies and
will serve as
pre-requisite to
the seminars.
T h e 1955 - 56L .
program w i 11 Mrs. Posner
mark the fourth year for the
seminars, whose current chair-
man is Mrs. Charles Lakoff. Tho
leadership training course, which
had an enrollment of 50 women
last year, will begin Monday, with
ail sessions from 10 a.m. to .12
noon. Isidore Sobeloff, executive
director of Federation, will ad-
dress the initial meeting.
On Oct. 10 and 17, the group
will hear William Avrunin, Fed-
eration's associate director. The
first three meetings will be held
in the Esther Berman Branch of
the United Hebrew Schools.
On Oct. 24, the course will of-
fer a bus trip with stops at Fed-
eration-supported services. Be-
ginning at the Esther Berman

Elaine Blahe Betrothed
To Eugene Friedman

Cohen-Brawer Rites •
Scheduled for May 22

Branch of the United Hebrew
Schools, the group will tour the
Jewish Home for Aged and Sinai
Hospital and will cover the pro-
posed new Jewish Community
Center locations.
The course will culminate with
a meeting on Oct. 31 at the Fred
M. Butzel Memorial Building,
163 Madison.
The remaining education sub-
division education extension, is
led by Mrs. Sidney J. Karbel.
This project will take the form
of "Communi-Teas", planned for
many of the new neighborhoods
where mothers, who have small
children, find it difficult to go to.
meetings.

New Center Course fo Keep
Housewives in Stitches

DETROIT JEWISH NEWS-13

Friday, September 30, 1955

Sewing Classes at the Jewish
Community Center will begin at
9:30 a.m., Oct. 11, in the D. W.
Simons Bldg., 4000 Tuxedo, and
will meet regularly thereafter
each Tuesday and Thursday
morning.
Instruction will feature sewing
for the home and the person,
methods of alterations and use
of patterns. The course is free
to Center members. For infor-
mation, .call Laina Temchin, WE.
3-7380, Ext. 21 or 22. -

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BETH AARON MEN'S CLUB
will "kick-off" its program for
the year with a cabaret night
the evening of Oct. • 9, in the
synagogue social hall, announces
Dr. Albert Schwartz, president.
M. C. for the evening will be
Comedian Lou Shore. Dancing,
refreshments, prizes and enter-
tainment have been arranged by
the program comittee under the
general chairmanship of Harmon
Moss. The public is invited.
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*
MOGEN ABRAHAM MEN'S
CLUB will hold pits weekly min-
yan breakfast and study hour at
9 a.m., Sunday, in the synagogue.
Services will be held in memory
of Harry Weiswasser, recently-
departed member.
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ADAS SHALOM MEN'S CLUB
will open its season at 8:30 p.m.,
Sunday, with • a post holiday
dance in the synagogue's social
hall. Dick Stein and his orchestra
will play music for dancing.
Friends are invited to attend.

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MISS BEVERLY COHEN

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cohen, of
Tuxedo Ave., announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Bev-
erly Joy, to Lawrence Brawer,
son of Mr. a n d Mrs. Stanley
Brawer, of Sturtevant Ave.
The bride-elect is a student at
Wayne University. A May 22
wedding is being planned.

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Moscow Rabbi's Greeting

JERUSALEM, (JTA) — Israel
Chief Rabbi Isaac Herzog has
received a Rosh Hashanah greet-
ing from Moscow Chief Rabbi
M. Schleifer, it was revealed
here. The message was in He-
brew, transmitted in Latin char-
acters.

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MISS ELAINE BLAKE

Mr. and Mrs. Leo Blake, of
Sturtevant Ave., announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Elaine Marilyn, to Eugene Fried-
man, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Friedman, of Burlingame Ave.
The bride-elect is a Wayne
University sophomore. Her fiance,
a Wayne graduate, is now attend-
ing the university's law school.
A June 4 wedding is being placed.

Adas Shaloni Women
List New Committees

Mrs. George R. Liss, president
of the Sisterhood of Adas Sha-
lom Synagogue, this week an-
nounced the appointments of the
following members as chairman
of standing committees:

Mesdames David I. Samelson, mem-
bership; Samuel Stecker, membership
conservation; Norman Allan, program;
Joseph Katchke, ways and means;
Sidney Shevitz, adult study institute;
Albert M. Egrin, apron project; Nor-
man Leemon, gift shoft; Alexander
Moss, budget; Samuel Gold, by-law re-
vision; Samuel L. Goodman, Bar Mitz-
vah Club; Morris Serwin, choral group;
Max H. Goldsmith, Herbert L. Harris,
Philip Helfman, Joseph M. Markel and
Jacob E. Segal, consultative.
Others are Mesdames Jules Kamen,
drama group; Joseph Katchke, donor
luncheon; Saul Brenner, Friday serv-
ices; George Bassin, Girl Scouts; Har-
ry A. Keller, historian and publicity;
Norman Cottler and Harry Festen-
stein, house and, ritual; Barney Golden,
Israel Bonds; Dan Shapiro, Jewish
Community Council and League of
Jewish Women; Norman I. Leemon,
library commission; Charles H. Char-
lip, Louis Kirsch, Albert Potiker, greet-
ing book; Herbert L. Harris, nominat-
ing.
Concluding the list are Mesdames
Harry Nachman, oneg shabbat; Samuel
Gold, parliamentarian; Herman Avrin,
tribute funds; Manny Lax, printing
and mimeographing; Philip Langwald,
Serva-Camp and USO; Nicholas Fena-
kel, sick and visiting; Sol C. Grossman,
social action; Charles Spevak, social
services; Harry Spoon, Moe Gantz,
social; Sol C. Grossman, religious
school; Meyer K. Rubin, sunshine;
Louis Kirsch and Arthur L. Schultz,
telephone; Herbert L. Harris, Herman
Avrin, Torah scholarship luncheon;
Herbert Harris and Jacob E. Segal,
youth commission; Maurice Lax, inter-
mediate group; Louis Kirsch and
Joseph Morris, United Synagogue

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