Shaarey Zedek. Groups Elect Officers Miss Rita Goldstein.
Barbara Goldberg
to Wed Earl Kendler
to Wed Sheldon Iden Sisterhood Re-Elects
Name Abe Katzman
Mrs: Baer Keidan
Mrs. Baer Keidan was re-
elected president of the Sister-
hood of Cong. Shaarey Zedek at
a recent meeting of. the or
ganization. Serving with her
will be:
Mesdames Davis Benson, Jos-
eph Deutch and Sidney Winer,
vice-presidents; George Bremen,
treasurer; Gerald Barsky, Felix
Green and Abraham Satovsky,
secretaries; Abe Katzman, par-
liamentarian, and Ralph David-
son, auditor.
Serving as
members of the
board are Mes-
dames Henry
A u sl a nder ,
MISS BARBARA GOLDBERG Samuel C r oll,
Mr. and Mrs: Samuel N. Gold- Aaron Fried-
berg, of Oakman Blvd., an- man, Alfred
nounce the engagement of their Kuchinski, Mil-
daughter, Barbara, to Sheldon ton ,Maf fin,
Iden, son of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Peter Martin,
julius Meskin,
Iden, • of Wisconsin Ave.
The bride-elect is a student Ben Mossman,
at the University of Michigan. George Parzen, Mrs. Keidan
Her fiance was a senior at Nathan Shur, Harvey Snider,
Wayne State University; major- William Parnos, - Theodore Barg-
ing in art, before leaving for man, Peter Brown, Ervin Green-
service with the U.S. Army. baum, Sol Myers, Alfred 'Rosen
He is presently stationed in and Joseph Snider.
Others are Mesdames.,Dooley
Korea.
a Cohan, Paul Cavaler, Perry
MARK PRESS, of Brooklyn, Goldman, Ben Gutow, Arthur
N. Y., -a 16-year-old Yeshiva Leff, Irving Rogovein % Jacob
University High School student, Weisberg; Allen Charlip, Sol
this week gained top honors Friedman and Irving Katz.
Honorary directors are Mes-
as the outstanding high school
dames Morris Adler, Milton
student in New York State.
Arm, Abe Katzman, David.Lich-
, fig, Charles Robinson; Meyer
Shugerman, Charles A. Smith,
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Nathan • Spevakow, Louis Tat-
ken, A. B. Stralser and Maurice
Zackheim.
The Sisterhood is planning to
Are ALMOST READY! honor mothers and daughters
at its 1 p.m. tea on Monday,
in the synagogue social hall.
Mrs. Jay Golub is chairman
Confirmation,
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to Head Men's Club
At the annual meeting of the
Shaarey Zedek Men's Club, Abe
Katzman was elected' president,
succeeding Dr. Max Lichter in
office. Abraham Satovsky was
Noted honorary president.
Others elected to office in-
clude I. Murray Jacobs, vice-
president; Harold Kukes and
George C. Parzen, secretaries;
and Dr. Davis Benson, treasurer.
The board of directors will
include the fol-
lowing: Dr. Al-
bert Altman,
Henry Aus-
lander, The o-
dore Baruch,
Dr. Henry Ber-
ns., Max Bor-
in, David B.
Brown, Paul
Cavaler, Allen
A. Charlip,
Morton Grass,
Reuben I. Him-
Katzman elstein, Dr.
Morton Hochman, Morris Kar-
bal, Ira Kaufman, Morris Klaus,
Harold Koenigsberg, Arthur M.
Lang, Ivan Meisner, Dr. Irving
Posner, Frank Rosenbaum,
Samuel Shetzer, Nathan E.
Shur„ Ben Sidlow, Joseph Solo-
mon, Allan J. Stone and Jack
Warner. Hyman Safran, congre-
gational president, was named
'an honorary board member. •
Installation of the officers and
directors will take place at 8:30
p.m., .June 12, in the synagogue
social' hall, with Rabbi Morris
Adler serving as installing offi-
cer. An . "Evening- with the
Rabbi" will follow.
Members of the Men's Club
who attended the annual con 7
vention of the National Feder-
ation of Jewish Men's Clubs
this week at the Concord Hotel,
Lake Kiamesha, N. Y., were:
Abe Satovsky, Dr. Henry Berris,
I. Murray Jacobs, Abe Katzman,
George C. Parien, Carl Schiller,
Meyer Shugerman and Ben Sid-
low. .Their wives accompanied
the delegates.
Detroit Hadassah Women to Elect
New Officers at • Annual Luncheon
New officers will be elected eon, set for 12:30 p.m., Tuesday,
and installed by the Detroit at Temple Israel.
Chapter of Hadassah members
The election will follow the
at 'their annual chapter lunch- nominating committee's report,
to be rendered by Mrs. Perry
Burn,stine. The installation will
To Premiere Cantata
be conducted by Mrs. Theodore
at Folk Concert Here
The annual spring concert
presented by the Jewish Folk
Chorus will take place at 8:30
p.m., May 19, in the Scottish
Rite Cathedral of the Masonic
Temple, Second at Temple.
The premiere performance of
the cantata "Esther Hamalkah"
will be featured on the pro-
gram. The lyric drama will in-
clude interpretive dances. The
cast, attired in historically-au-
thentic costumes, will be sup-
ported by an orchestra.
Folk songs in Yiddish, He-
brew and English will comprise
the first portion of the program.
Harvey Shriebman will direct
the concert.
Congress Women
Schedule Art Show
"Art Works of Congress Wo-
men" is the theme of a meet-
ing of Northeast Chapter, Amer-
ican Jewish Congress, to be
held at 1 p.m., Wednesday, in
the home of Mrs. A. Padover,
19621 Canterbury.
Robert Garelick, of Garelick
Galleries, will speak on "Mod-
ern Trends in Art," and Con-
gress wowien will exhibit and
offer for sale their paintings
and • sculptures.
Among the exhibitors are
Mesdames Sol Dann, Henry
Small, Albert Miller, Albert As-
ton, I. Botvenik, Harold Nelson.
L o u i s Redstone, Alexander
Sanders, Jack Lewis, Annette
Dworkin and Lewis. Menk.
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Mr. and Mrs. Max Goldstein,
of Stoepel Ave., announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Rita, to Earl Kendler, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Leonard - Kendler, of
Cortland Ave.
An August wedding is
planned.
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Dr. Burnstine to Head
VFW Post for 6th Term
OWNSEND
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LAST FOREVER"
Dr Perry, P. Burnstine was
recently elected for a sixth term
as commander of the Wayne
County Jewish Post 9206, Vet-
erans of Foreign Wars of the
United States.
Other officers elected to serve
include Morris Weingarten and
Robert Woolf, vice-command-
ers;. Sam Wolfson, finance offi-
cer; Harry H. Sherman, judge
advocate; David H. Levy, adju-
tant; Daniel Cohen, chaplain;
David S. Block, auditor; and
Arthur C. Becker, service offi-
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Also at • the luncheon Mrs.
Norman Rom will submit the
president's annual report, and an
original skit, "Who Are They?",
will be presented.
Invocation for the event will
be delivered by Rabbi AC Robert
Syme. Mrs. David Kallman will
lead the singing of the national
anthem. For luncheon reserva-
tions, telephone Hadassah
House, BR 3-5441.
JI a d a s s a h 'S annual study
group luncheon will be held:at
12 noon, May 28 at Rainbow
Terrace.
Guest speakers for the after-
noon will be Albert Elazar, su-
perintendent of the United He-
brew Schools. A dramatic pre-
sentation "Privileged Class" or
"Wednesday Morning Becomes
Electric" will be featured.
Group members are urged to
make immediate reservations
with study group chairmen. No
tickets will be available after
May 21. Contact Mrs. Myer Tei-
telbaum, UN 4-7746, regarding
Hadassah Honor Awards.
Detroit Hadassah delegates to
the recent regional conference
in Dayton, 0., accepted three
awards presented to the chap-
ter. Detroit received first award
for medical organization sub-
scriptions, second place for re-
enrollment and third for its skit,
"Liza."
The delegates were MrS. Nor-
man Ram, chapter president,
Mrs. David Schachter, Mrs.
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rector of the women's organi-
zations' division of the National
Jewish Welfare Board.
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