Miss Landys Betrothal
To Bernard Aran Told
MISS TERRY ANN LANDY
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Landy, of
20151 Ardmore, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter,
Terry Ann, to Bernard Aran, son
of--Mr. and Mrs. Jules Aran, of
13211 Dartmouth, Oak Park.
The bride-elect attended the
University of Florida where she
was affiliated with Alpha Epsilon
Phi sorority. Her fiance attends
the University of Detroit, and is
a past master counsellor of
Mosaic Chapter, DeMolay.
Philips Heads Board
N. Philips, prominent Johan-
nesburg attorney and communal
worker, has been elected chair-
man of the South African Jewish
Board of Depute's. Mr. Philips,
who served as vice-chairman of
the Board for the past two years,
succeeds E. Horowitz, who was
named a vice-president of the
organization.
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 16
Is
JEWISH NATIONAL FUN D
BLUE and WHITE
BOX. DAY
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 16
Is
JNF BLUE and WHITE
BOX CLEARANCE DAY
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.
A cordial welcome to the
Volunteer Solicitor and a Full
Box will guarantee Israel's
continued land reclamation ef-
fort.
(If YOUR box is not cleared
please call the JNF office and
arrangements will be made for
its clearance.)
The JNF Blue and White Box
is a symbol of honor in your
home. -
The JNF Blue and White Box
is your daily link with Israel.
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If YOUR home is without one, -
ask for one by calling the JNF
office, TO 8-7384.
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JEWISH
NATIONAL FUND
OF DETROIT
11345 Linwood
JWV Activities
Lt. ROY F. GREEN AUXILI-
ARY will greet prospective mem-
bers at a crepe paper cut-up
party, - to be held at 8:30 p.m.,
Tuesday, in the Memorial Home.
Mrs. Sam Spolan, JWVA presi-
dent, will welcome new mem-
bers, and Mrs. Bernard Elson, a
past president, will speak on the
organization's goals. Arl'ange-
ments are handled by Mrs. Harry
Harrison, junior vice-president,
who is assisted by Mesdames
Harry Left, M. Richman, Nathan
Feld, William Breshgold, Ed-
ward Slotnick and Harvey Glass-
man. Prizes will be awarded. For
reservations, call Mrs. Harrison,.
UN. 2-0346, or Mrs. Harold Weiss,
president, UN. 4-8736. Mesdames
Harry Left, Harold Weiss, Ed-
ward Slotnick and Heiman Har-
rison recently entertained pa-
tients at Children's Hospital.
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ROBERT J. RAFELSON POST
is planning a hayride at 8 p.m.,
Sunday, at Lone Pine Ranch.
Reservations may be made with
Jack Iden, LI. 1-2544.
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Lt. JACK WINOKUR 'AUX-
ILIARY will hold its fall mem-
bership tea at 8:30 p.m., Wednes-
day, in the Memorial Home.
Prospective members are in-
vited. For reservations, call
Florence Steinman, TO. 5-3369,
or Edith Osterzein, TY. 7-0878.
* * *
BLOCH - ROSE AUXILIARY
has scheduled its annual mem-
bership guest-together for 8:30
p.m., Monday, in the Memorial
Home. Fun, food and entertain-
ment are planned. Wives, sisters
and daughters of Jewish veterans
are eligible to attend. For reser-
vations, call Sylvia Brown, KE.
4-2368.
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*
CHARLES & AARON KOGAN
AUXILIARY will meet at 8:30
p.m., Thursday, in the Memorial
Home.
* * *
SHOLOM POST and AUXI-
LIARY will meet at 8:45 p.m.,
Oct. 18, in the Memorial Home:
A social hour will follow. Auxi-
liary members will offer their
annual membership tea at 8:30
p.m., Thursday, in the home of
Mrs. Inge Kramer, 18104 Park
side. For information, call Mrs.
Helen Jacobs, UN. 4-1777.
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Lt. ELI LEVIN AUXILIARY
has scheduled a membership tea
for 8:30 p.m., Tuesday, in the
Memorial Home. Frieda Shiffman,
hospital chairman, and her com-
mittee are currently making plans
for a visit to Ann Arbor Veterans
Hospital on Nov. 20. The next
meeting is planned for Oct. 25.
Habonim Schedules
Oct. 30 Conference
Miss Posen Betrothed
To Sheldon Schwartz
Mesdames Samuel Eisenberg
and Jack Marsh, vice-presidents;
Ben H. Meckler, Max Freeman
Musicale to Open
SZ Sisterhood Season
The Sisterhood of Cong.
Shaarey Zedek will open the
1955-56 season with a luncheon
meeting at 12:30 p.m., Monday,
in the synagogue social hall.
MISS GERALDINE POSEN
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Posen, of
Parkside Ave., announce the en-
gagement of their daughter,
Geraldine Elaine, to Sheldon Al-
bert Schwartz, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest H. Schwartz, of
Detroit and Hollywood, Fla.
Both young people formerly at-
tended Wayne University, and
are new erolled in Wayne Uni-
versity's liberal arts college. A
spring wedding is planned.
Mayor Sets October
As JWVA Month
Michigan's 15 Jewish War Vet-
erans Auxiliaries are formulating
final plans for a series of indi-
vidual "guest-together"member-
ship events, following a procla-
mation by Mayor Cobo calling
0 ctob e r JWVA Membership
Month.
Chairmen of membership for
the auxiliaries are Frieda Waxer,
33; Gloria Flanders, 510; Selma
Cohen, 418; Toby 'Broder, 431;
Helen Jacobs, 537; Tillie Gold-
man, 530; Rose Harrison, 529;
Flo Barnett, 474; Pauline Gut-
frient, 135; Libby Fogelman, 190;
Reva •Snider, 230; Harriet Res-
ler, 268; Sylvia Brown, 420; and
Sandy Samuels, 513 . .
Mothers, wives, sisters or
daughters of Jewish war • vet-
erans are eligible to join JWVA.
For information, call Mrs. Mor-
ton Oppenheim, LI. 5-3361.
Mrs. Harold Koenigsberg, pro-
gram chairman,;;
has arranged a
musical pro-
gram, at which
Zinovi Bistrit-
zky, prominent
Detroit violinist
a n d assistant
concertmaster
with the Detroit
Symphony Or-
c h estr a, will
play several se-
lections.
Bistritzky will
be accompanied
by Rebecca
Frohman, pian-
Bistritzky
ist, who a 1 s o
will play several solo numbers.
Friday, October 7, 1955
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COUNTRY
CLUB
ATMOSPHERE.
and Milton Wolfe, secretaries;
and Max Reich, treaurer. Board
members include Mesdames Nor-
man Allan, Julius Chajes, Oscar
Kahan, Mischa Mischkoff, Arthur
Purdy and Solomon Spector.
Committee chairmen for the
year are Mesdames Joseph Mar-
kel, program; Ralph Polsky,
membership; Jerome Stasson,
auditions; Ned Smokier, printing;
Ralph Shetzer philanthropic; Os-
car Kahan, hospitality; Jack
Marsh, publicity; Henry Wein-
berg, budget.
Others are Mesdames Solomon
Spector, telephone; Ira Kaufman,
Gladys Luloff Fund; Jack Sauls,
Sylvia Simons Fund; Jerome
Blum, Dora and Julius Green.
Fund; Harry Cohen, League dele-
gate; Mark Howard, Community
Council delegate; J. S. Linden,
dramatic group; and Victor Bi-
zer, choral group.
Members interested in audi-
tioning for either of the latter
two groups may contact their
chairmen.
Mrs. Baer Keidan, Sisterhood
president, announces that reser-
vations may be made with Mrs.
Irving Miller, UN. 4-7431.
41 Years of SERVICE,
New Insurance Practices
Studied by Detroiters
Phone for Estimate
Detroiters Michael Greene and
Milton M. Rubin have returned
from New York City where they
participated in a two - week
training course on advanced life
underwriting techniques a n d
practices, sponsored by t h e
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co.
The two men had recently been
appointed to newly - established
positions of i n s u r an c e con-
sultants.
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The Detroit Habonim Confer-
ence date has been changed to
10:30 a. m. on Sunday, Oct. 30,
at the Zionist House, announces
Geli Gelfond, regional organ-
izer.
The brunch-conference will be
attended by five delegates from
the LOA, Farband and Pioneer
Women branches. Anyone inter-
ested in local Habonim work is
invited to attend.
The '4th Workshop, future Ha-
bonim plans and a camp report
will be discussed. Election for
the Chai Commison will take
place and a question and answer
period will be held to answer
any inquiries. Delegates and
those planning to attend are
asked to notify the Habonim
office in advance.
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Beth Aaron Men's Club
To Hold "Cabaret Night"
Final plans have been com-
pleted for the gala "Cabaret
Night," sponsored by the Men's
Club of Cong. Beth Aaron, to
be held Sunday. Designed as the
"kick-off" function of the year,
it will mark the beginning of
Men's Club activities.
Featured will be comedian Lou
Shore, dancing, refreshments and
Prizes. The program will be held
in the newly furnished and decor-
ated social hall of . the Beth
Aaron Synagogue at 18000 Wyom-
ing. Members, friends, guests
and the general public are in-
vited to attend.
Mrs. jaCkson to Head Musk Study Club
Mrs. Sidney H. Jackson has
been elected as president of the
Music Study Club of Detroit. She
will be assisted during the com-
ing year by the following officers:
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