.City's Young Marrieds'
Slate Cabaret Night

Young married couples: clubs
from six congregations in De
troit will participate in a joint-
ly-sponsored Cabaret Night at
8:3 . 0 p.m., Saturday, in the social
hall of Cong. Shaarey Zedek.
In addition to the host con-
gregation, participating groups
are from Adas Shalom Syna-
gogue, Beth Abraham Syna-
gogue, Cong. Bnai Moshe, Tem-
ple. Beth El and Temple Israel.
The Cabaret Night will fea-
ture the music of Felix ReSnick
and his orchestra, entertain-
ment and refreshments. A buf-
fet supper will follow the pro-
gram. -
Members of all groups and
their friends are invited to at-
tend.
Chairmen for the- event, the
,first in a series of similar joint
endeavors, are Murray Frumin,
Shaarey Zedek; Mrs. Jerome
Arfa, Temple -Israel; Jack Mc-,
Williams, Beth El; and Stan
Bocknek, Adas Shalom.

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Mrs. Winton to Head Beth El Women

Mrs. Frank J. Winton, re-
elected president of _the Sister-
hood 'of Temple Beth
will
be installed at the organization's
55th annual luncheon meeting
at 12:30 p.m., May 14, in the
Franklin Memorial Hall.
Other officers to be inducted
include Mesdames Major A. Sie-
gel, Leonard W. Fox, Herman
H. Holinstat and Marshall A.
Silver, vice-presidents; Samuel
J. Rands, Fred Gross, Ameroll
F. Rothschild and Leo A. Green-

n,

Mrs. Jerome Kirschbaum has
been re-elected as. president of
Ahavas Achim Sisterhood for
the forthcoming season. Others
voted • into office with her are:
Mesdames Kenneth B e 1 e n,
ways and means; Sam 'Solomon,
membership; and David Grai-
ner, program, all vice-presi-
dents; Edward Allen, Morris
Snyder, Barney Zatkoff and
Saul Herman, secretaries; Har-
old Jeross, treasurer; Isadore
Goodman and Joseph Glicker,
board members.
Board members who were ap-
pointed include Mesdames Isa-
dore Leeman, Jack Glickstein,
Harold Biller, Jacob Tambor,
Sol Meyers, Charles Z w i r n,
Jules Suberoff, Morris Skol-
nick, Moise Glazier, Richard
Stein, Arnold Bennett, Morris
Watnick, Harold Loria, Richard
Burins, Sam Bonin, Leonard
Miller, Hy Lenard, Nathan Sil-
ver, Thomas Partovich, Gerald
Weisman, David Cooper, Sam
Cohen and Herbert Hyman.

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blatt, secretaries; and Ben Sa-
lon, treasurer.
Elected to the board for two
year terms were Mesdames
Lawrence Blau, Morris - H.
Brown, Jack Frank, J: Leon
Gittlen, William Lansky, Jerry
Morse, EdWard D. Quint, Ar-
thur R. Soltar and Harvey L.
Vehoh.
Re-elected for two-year terms
were Mesdames Jack Ecker, Al-
bert F. Rogan and Sad]. J. Ru-
bin. They will serve with the
following who continue on the
board: Mesdames I. Irving Bitt-
ker, Roger D. Ettlinger, Jerome
J. Frank, William Goodfriend,
David Handleman, J. J. Marks,
Merrill E. Silverstein, Emil T.
Stern, Arthur Victor and Sam
S. Willis.
Serving as ex-officio members
are the following past presi-
dents: Mesdames Philip Bloom-
garden, Lawrence Freedman,
Isaac Gilbert, John C: Hopp,
Maurice Klein, Sanford R.
Klein, Harry Krohn, Arthur H.
Rice, Oscar C. Robinson, M. B.
Sulzberger, M. George Way-
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The seventh year of World Jewish Child Day again will be
marked by the Detroit Council of Pioneer Women with a can-
nister drive from Sunday through May 6 in all areas of Detroit
and the suburbs. Shown here are Mrs. LEWIS DIAMOND (left),
cannister chairman, and her co-chairman, Mrs. ABE MILLER,
as they show the cannisters that will be distitibuted. Child Day
assumes added meaning in 1956 when Israel faces the economic
hardship of preparing for war, while planning to bring 45,000
North Africans inside its borders. Child Day proceeds will help
bring Israel these youngsters from Morocco and Tunis. Repre-
senting Pioneer Women's chapters in the cannister -collection
are Mesdames Sara Jacobs, Mary Lerner, G. Garmel, Freda
Faigin, Clara Stutberg, Sonia Saslove, Mitzi Field, Fanny Wood-
row, Ann Rubenfaer, Bertha Wilson, Carrie Berman, V. Lee-
bove, Ann • Silverman, Salty Solomon, F. • Metz and Lorraine
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Shaarey Zedek Group Sets- 'Aid to Israel' Square Dance
The Young People's League ' Karp at UN. 3-7412, 'or the
of Shaarey Zedek will feature ,Shaarey Zedek office at. TY.
Sy Zimmerman, the Jewish 8-2828.
cowboy, as caller, and a tal-
ented group of Israeli students I
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at its "Aid to Israel" square
dance, 8unaay evening. -
Jerry Adler and Alvin Karp,
And His Orchestra
co-chairmen of the affair, say
that this is a chance for every-
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Beth Aaron Sisterhood
To Hold Oneg Shabbat

The Beth Aaron Sisterhood
will hold the final. Oneg Shabbat
program of the season _on Sat-
urday, May 5 in the synagogue
social hall according to Mrs. Ir-
ving Chalker', president.
The program will feature the
presentation of an Eternal Light
Radio Script, "The Sabbath Of
Chaim The Porter," by mem-
bers of the Junior Sisterhood, a
teen age group sponsored by the
Sisterhood under the leadership
of Mrs. Milton Harris.
Mrs.% Benjamin H. Gorrelick,
chairman of the Oneg Shabbat,
will preside at the -program and
Mrs. Jack Kanners, co-chairman
will be in charge of refresh-
ments to be served at the con-
clusion of the program.

Set Mother-Daughter Luncheon
Center Teen Age Club, sirens,
Sirells, a Jewish Community
Center teen-age club, are do-
nating the proceeds from their
successful Bake Sale to the
Allied Jewish Campaign.
The club will -hold 'a Mothers'
and Daughters' liincheon on
Sunday, May 6, at Ilagozzi's
Inn. Judy Letow is in charge of
arrangements.

16—Detroit Jewish News

Irriday, April 27, 1956

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