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indicate a willingness' to serve.

for Federation Posts

Rubiner

Mrs. George Stutz, newly- Jack Bookholder, Hyman Jack- r -
elected president of the- Temple son, Louis Schostak, Nathan
Israel Sisterhood, will be in- King, Charles Bassey, Harold
ducted into office at the annual Gilbert, Samuel Bernstein,
installation luncheon of the Sis- Albert Jaco, Charles Aller,
terhood at 12 noon, May 13, in Meyer Blatt, Joseph Bean,
the temple's Leon Fram Hall.
Charles Goldstein and Harry
Following the luncheon, there Berman.
Mrs. Stutz, who succeeds .Mrs.
will be a musical program ar-
ranged by Mrs. Julian Weber. Irving S. Wolfe in office, is a
vice-president of the South Oak-
land County Chapter of Hadas-
sah, serves on the board of the
Jewish . W e l f a r e Federation's
Community Workshop, is co-
chairman of the Huntington
Woods 'Section of the Women's
Division, Allied Jewish Cam-
paign; and for three years has
been vice-president of the Sis-
terhood. She has been active in
MISS CAROLE TUFT
PTA work, and has served as
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Tuft, of
a Girl Scout leader for 10 years.
Luncheon reservations may be Easton, Pa., announce the en-
Made .by calling Mrs. Weber, gagement of their daughter,
UN 2-1228; or the temple office, Carole, to Allen J. Rubiner, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel H.
UN 3-7769.
Rubiner, of Franklin, Mich.
Miss Tuft is a junior in the
fine arts department of Cornell
Bnai Brith Institute
University. Mr. Rubiner, a
MRS. GEORGE STUTZ
Set for May 10-12
Cranbrook alumnus, will grad-
An institute on "Judaism for uate from Cornell in June. He
Mrs. Samuel B. Danto, honorary
president, will be installing of- Modern Living" will be spon- will enter military service in
ficer, and Mesdames Meyer sored by the Greater Detroit the fall,
Blatt and Albert Jaco are in Bnai Brit h <>
charge of luncheon arrange- Men's and
Women's Coun-
ments.
Being installed with Mrs. cils next week
Stutz are Mesdames George at Camp Tama-
Victor, B. David Ruby, Seymour rack in Holly,
Members of the community's
Ellman and Tom • Mitteldorf, Mich.
seven Young Married Couples
The insti-
vice-presidents; Norman Noble,
Clubs will participate in the sec-
Sidney Robins, Robert Rosen tute's six ses-
ond annual Intercongregational
and Fank Dickman, secretaries; sions will focus
Young Marrieds Dance at 9
on "What the
and Harry Fisher, treasurer.
p.m.,
Saturday, at Temple Beth
Rabbi
Elected for two-year terms on J e w Believes,
El.
Neulander
the board are Mesdames Julius Judaism and
Along with the host group,
Pliskow, Nathaniel Goldstick, Family Life, Judaism and Emo- other synagogues who are join-
tional
Life,
Judaism
and
Busi-
Harry Pliskow, Samuel Gran-
ing in the festivities are Adas
don, Mel Mermell, Joseph Sklar, ness, The Problem of Law in Shalom, Beth Abraham, Bnai
Morton Snydar, Max Kiarin, Jewish Tradition and The Non- David, Bnai Moshe, Shaarey
Nathan Apsel, Louis Dizik, Mor- Jew in Jewish Tradition."
Zedek and Temple Israel.
ris Mersky, Robert Gutterman,
The Institute will be conduct-
Dancing will be to the music
Samuel She'witz, Arthur Hass, ed by Dr. Trude Weiss-Rosma- of Felix Resnick and his orches-
Ernest Golumbia, Dore Novitz, rin, editor of the Jewish Specta- tra, and entertainment will be
Jack Mossman and Irving Kram- tor and author of eight books, provided by members of the
and Rabbi" Artlitir - Nenlander of various groups. Refreshments
One-year terms. will be served the Baywater Jewish: Center: will be served.
by Mesdamei- • Adolph Lowe, Both are merriberth l of he na -
All young married couples
Samuel Burtman, Max Newman, tional faculty for Bnai Brith In- affiliated with any of the groups
Edward Skully, Irving Wartell, stitutes.
mentioned are invited to attend
Religious services will be held With their friends.
on Friday night and Saturday
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morning, May 10 and 11. Enter- r
tainment and recreation also
have been -planned. -
ewry
Reservations may be had by
calling Mrs. Albert Goldberg,
UN 4-8440, or Morris Direnfeld,
i1. =
WO 3-7838.

Mrs. Abraham Cooper, nomi-
nating committee chairman for
the Women's Division, Jewish
Welfare Federation, announces
that Mrs. Hannan Kraft is the
sixth nominee for a three-year
term to the Division's board of
directors.

Mrs. Abraham Srere has been
nominated as an honorary board
member for three years. The full
slate was published in last
week's edition of The Jewish
News.

Additional nominations may
be made by petition signed by
25 members and submitted at
least a week in advance of the
June 18 annual meeting. Nomi-

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Lt. ROY F. GREEN POST
and AUXILIARY will meet at
8 p.m., Sunday, at the Memorial
Home, to install newly-elected
officers! Entertainment and a
social hour will follow. Families
of members are invited. Post
officers to be installed by Ber-
nard L. Hoffman, paSt depart-
ment,\ commander, are Harold L.
Weiss, commander; David Prus-
sian and Marvin Foxman, vice-
commanders; Ben Greenfield,
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YETZ-COHEN Ladies Auxil-
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day evening, at the Jewish
War Veterans' Memorial Home.
Plans for the evening include
a fashion show given by the
Small Fry Fashion Shop,
games and refreshments. For
information and reservations,
call, the chairman, Ann Wein-
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English Classes at Center
Spring term English classes for
adults at the Jewish Center
will continue until June 6 at
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