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The annual . membership lun-
cheon for old and new mem-
bers- of HOME RELIEF SOCI-
ETY will be held Monday af-
ternoon, in the home of Mrs.
William Borin, 19469 Parkside.
Mrs. Louis Marks,• member-
ship chairman, is in charge of
luncheon arrangements. Mrs.
William Budman, program
chairman, will introduce Dr.
D'Orsay Perry who will mod,
erate a playlet, "The Room Up-
stairs," being given by the
Wayne University Players.
* * *
NEW LIFE CHAPTER,
American Medical Center at
Denver; will meet at 12:30 p.m.,
Tuesday, in the Belcrest Hotel
home of Mrs, Harold E. Karls-
ruher. Luncheon is optional.
Plans for the second annual
dinner-dance on June 5, at
Elmwood Casino will be made.
* * 5
Mrs. June Stern. was •in-
stalled as president of UNITED
ORDER OF ' TRUE SISTERS
this week. Inducted with her
were Mesdames Ruth Green,
vice - president; Ilene Crone,
Dorothea Blumenthal and
Anita Baar, secretaries;- Sophie
Selesko, treasurer; Helen Pol-
lack, mentor; Ethel Traurig,
warden; and Esther Neback,
guardian. Mrs. Beth. Shafkind
is retiring president.
* * *
ROSE STTTIG COHEN PTO,
United HebreW Schools, re-
elected Mrs. Ben Slutsky as
president. She was installed by
Mrs. Irving Arlin, an honorary
board member, at recent cere-
monies, with the following wom-
en: Frances Udman, vice-presi-
dent; Joseph Tracht and A.
Cohen, secretaries; Harry Hof-
fert, treasurer; Alex Parker,
social chairman; Ernest White-
man, sunshine chairman; Leon-
ard Bensky, Elbert Diamond,
Meyer Engelberg, Jack Gross,
David Hgntler, Herbert Levin,
Morris Morger and Albert Spin-
ner; board members. ,Honorary
board members, besides Mrs: Ar-
lin, are Mesdames Edward Fish-
man, Sidney Katchem, Samuel
Leib, Isadore Plotnick and Jo-
seph Rodd.
* * *
The executive committee of
the EVERGREEN CONGRE-
GATION SISTERHOOD will
meet at 8:30 p. m., June 4, in
the home of Mrs. Ida Walder-
man, president, )9923 Cooley,
to draw up a calendar of
events for next season. Mrs.
Walderman announces the fol-
lowing new appointments: Mes-
dames Ida Bienstock, gift shop
chairman; Phyllis Attis, co-
chairman; L i 11 i n n
bulletin chairman; Gertrude
Pritz, publicity chairman; and
Ruth Kovan, oneg shabbat
chairman.
* * *

SHARONA CHAPTER, Pio-
neer Women,. will meet Thurs-
day evening, in the home of
Blanche Needle, - 19441 Hart--
well, for a discussion on "Can-
cer and Its Detection," by a
local physician. -A film will
also be shown On the subject.

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fashion shows

12:30 p.m. at Sam

RESTAURANT and LOUNGE
18800 W. McNICHOLS RD.

WOMEN'S SABBATH LEA-
GUE will hold its annual Kib-
butz Project at 12:30 p. m.,
Tuesday, in Young Israel Cen-
ter, under the co-chairmanship
of Mesdames M. Winston and
S. Servetter. Mrs. Isadore Le-
vin, president, advises that.
Rabbi Samuel S. Stollman, of
Windsor,- guest speaker, will
report on his visit recently to
Israeli institutions. LOuise
Friedman, soprano, will be
guest artist. All proceeds will
go to purchase refrigeration
equipment for - Yeshiva Bnei
Akiva, Jerusalem. Donations
may be sent to-Mrs. Joshua S.
Sperka, 3824 Cortland. - •
* * *
EQUALITY CLUB will meet
at a special session called for
Monday evening, in the home
of Mrs. A. Z. Berkowitz, 2652
Monterey. Plans for the June 17
charity games - party at Cong.
'Beth Moses will be arranged.
* * •*
MOGEN ABRAHAM SIS-
TERHOOD will meet Wednes-
day, in the hothe . of Mrs. Sam.
Goodman, 17174. Northlawn, to
elect new officers.
* * *
Mrs. Asher Smith, 30123 W.
7 Mile, will be hostess to a
board luncheon of the AESCU-
LAPIAN -PHARMACEUTICAL
AUXILIARY at 12:30 p. m.,
Tuesday. Plans for a member-
ship picnic in June will be
discussed.
* •5 5
RADOMER LADIES AUXIL-
IARY will hold a board meet-
ing Tuesday afternoon, in the
home of Mrs. Rosé Tuttleman,
24280 Eastwood, Oak Park.
Plans for a bake sale on June
2, at Federal's Oakman and
Grand River store will be
made. All proceeds will go to
charity.

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KOROSTISHEVER LADIES
AUXILIARY will hold a mother
and daughter banquet at 6:30
p.m., Monday, at Rainbow Ter-
race.

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MISS SUERLYN COHEN

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Levin,
of Los Angeles, Calif., announce
the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Sherlyn Myra Cohen, to
Norman. Leonard Sinaberg, of
18000 Ilene, Detroit.
The bride-to-be is a graduate
of UCLA, and has been teach ,
ing school in Los Angeles for
the past year. A fall wedding
is planned in California, after
which the couple will reside in
Detroit.

Toledo School Director
to Address Labor Zionists.
Solomon Smullin, superinten-
dent of the Toledo Hebrew
Schools, will lecture on "The
Prophets" at a meeting of La-
bor Zionist Branch Two on Sat-
urday evening, in the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kutnick,
18039 Woodingham.
-Srnullin is the organizer of
the Tarbut, Hebrew cultural
organization in Toledo, and was
'a, founder, 25 -years ago ot the

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DETROIT JEWISH NEWS—Frtday„ Maly 25, 1956

Three hospital visits are being
planned by LADIES OF.
MOSAIC as part of its service
program. On June 2, the women
will be at Michigan State Hos-
pital, and on June 5 at the Cere-
bral Palsy Home and Sister
Kenny Home to distribute gifts
and refreshments and entertain.
Ethel - Lakind, chairman, is as-
sisted by Belle Swartz, Irene
Gurwin and Nate and Rose
Fish.
* * *
GAMMA KAPPA CHI
ALUMNI AUXILIARY recently
elected Meidames Floyd Born-
stein, president; Chester Wins-
ton, vice-president;. Sam La-
Fond, secretary; and Aaron
Katzman, treasurer. The group
will meet June 14, in the home
of Mrs. Seymour Gretchko,
10050 Saratoga, Oak Park, - to
plan the installation dipper-
dance, slated for July 21, at
Menjo's.
* * *
Mrs. Paul Shapiro, president
of the Detroit Ladies Auxiliary,
Jewish Con-
sumptives Re-
lief Society at
Denver, an-
nounces the
group's 27th
annual dono r.
luncheon w i 1 It
be held June 5
its the Mayfair
Room. Pro
creeds go to
support-the Mrs. Shapiro
cancer research laboratory
named for Dr. Hilkowitz, foun-
der of the institution. The na-
tional, non-sectarian hospital
treats persons suffering from
tuberculosis, other chest di-
_ seases and cancer. Tickets or
reservations are available from
Mrs. Shapiro, WE 3-8797, or
Mrs. Max Ducker, TE 4-5411.
* * *
BRANDEIS CHAPTER, Pio-
neer' Women, will conclude the
season with a patio party June
4, at the home of Mrs. Meyer
Stern, 31126 Franklin Fairway,
Farmington. Outstanding donor
pledges and dues should be
turned in at this -time.
* * *
SHOLEM ALFHCHEM
WOMEN'S DIVISION will hold
an oneg shabbat, to which
friends are invited, at 12:`30
p.m., Saturday, in the Institute,
18495 Wyoming. Moishe Haar,
Institute director, will speak
on "The Life and Works of Hein-
rich Heine." A question and an-
swer period will follow, and a
dessert luncheon will be ob-
served.

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Games, prizes and refresh- Cohen at TO. 9-9466. - All types
mentS will be featured at the of items, including • baked goods,
annual' Memorial Day Beth Ye-- will be On : sale.
hudah PTA picnic for students,
parents and friends on Wednes-
day in Lola Valley Park.
The picnic committee, con-
sisting of Rabbis A. M. Fried-
man and. B. 1Vloseovitz, Mrs.
Louis Pein, Mrs. Abraham Zent-
Office or Plant Parties
man, Mrs. I. Rockove and Louis
In Our Private Banquet Room.,
Wieder, announces that bus
transportation will be available
UN 2-7 642
at the schOol.
7 Mile-
Plans All
Anyone wishing to contribute
VVyoming
merchandise for the bazaar to
Details
be held at the 'school on June
TRAY CATERING SPECIALISTS
10, may contact Mrs. Solomon