- omen's auto activities day, in the social hall. Proceeds will go to the Jewish Theologi- cal Seminary. A musical presen- tation will be presented by Lama Shetzer, entitled "This Song I Sing." She will be ac- companied by Bernice Jacobs. Admission is by Torah Fund contribution. Coin boxes will be opened at the luncheon, YOUNG WOMEN'S BICUR CHOLEM will meet at 12:30 states Mrs. Irving Chaiken, To- p.m., Monday, in the home of rah Fund chairman. * * * Mrs. Albert Smith, 18452 Pen- NORTH WOODWARD nington. • * BRANCH, Jewish Women's Eu- KINNERET CHAPTER, Pio- ropean Welfare Organization, neer Women, has planned a will meet at 12 noon, Tuesday, luncheon and afternoon of in the home of Mrs. I. Zide, games at 12:30 p.m., Monday, 17593 Stoepel. Plans for the at 18021 Woodingham. Hostesses forthcoming luncheon and will be Mesdames Philip Kut- games party will be outlined by nick and Morris Goldberg. A Mrs. Mollie Baseman, chairman. regular meeting is planned at For tickets, call Mrs. Mary Ka- 12:30 p.m., Wednesday, at the beck, TO. 6-9936. * * * Hayim Greenberg Center. Mes- dames Rose Sugarman and Fan- Mrs. Sol Ager, president of ny Perlman will be hostesses. the RADOMER LADIES AUX- * * * ILIARY, has named Mrs. Nathan WOMEN'S SABBATH WOlok as chairman of the an- LEAGUE will celebrate Israel's nual mother and daughter din- 10th anniversary at a dessert ner, to be held at 6:30 p.m., luncheon meeting planned for May 19, at Rainbow Terrace. 12:30 p.m., Monday, in Young For tickets or reservations, call Israel Center. Rabbi Joshua Mrs. B. Halpern, DI. 1-8928, or Sperka will speak on "Ten Mrs. W. Finkelstein, UN. Years Later." Hostesses will be 4-8942. 'Mesdames R. Bielewich, P. Lead- * * * er, F. Smerling and M. Ser- PURITY CHAPTER, Order of vetter. the Eastern Star, has scheduled * * * The 10th anniversary of Is- its annual luncheon for 12:30 rael's rebirth will be marked p.m., May 6, at Rainbow Ter- by the SISTERS OF ZION MIZ- race. The Teen Topper Revue, RACHI at 2:30 p.m., Saturday, featuring radio and television in the home of Mrs. Pearl Hoff- performers, will be presented. man, 18225 Santa Rosa. Parti- For tickets, call Maida Krause, cipating in the oneg shabbat pro- VE. 8-3793, or Ree Kass, VE. gram will be Mesdames Morris 8-2872. * * * Servetter, Morris Mondrow and NEW LIFE CHAPTER, Amer- Milton Winston. Women in the neighborhood are invited to at- ican Medical Center at Denver, will hold its fourth annual din- tend. * * * ner-dance this Sunday, at Holi- Mrs. M. Richman, 18411 Prai- day Manor. Mrs. Alex Ezrach, rie, will be hostess to members chairman, is assisted in planning of AVIVA CHAPTER, Pioneer the program by Jean Kriegel, Women, at a luncheon at 1 tickets; Ann Barnes, journal; p.m., Wednesday. Mrs. Avner Jean Kravitz, decorations; and Naggar, PW Council legislative Jean Goren, entertainment. Sam- chairman, will speak on "Ten my Woolf's orchestra will be Years of Progress—an Assess- featured following dinner and cocktails. For tickets, call Mrs. ment of Israel." Kriegel, LI. 7-3274. Announce- * * * EVERGREEN CONG. SIS- ment was made by Mrs. Gloria TERHOOD will hold a rummage Epstein, president, that Mrs. sale on Monday, under the chair- Irving Chaiken was selected as a delegate from the group to manship of Mrs. Milton Gross. the annual convention of AMC * * * Auxiliaries, being held this week Mrs. Joseph Isaacs, president in Philadelphia. of the ROCHEL LAYA STEPI- * * * NER AID SOCIETY, announces LADIES OF THE LUTZKER the group's 13th annual donor luncheon at 12:30 p.m., Tues- AID SOCIETY will hold a lun- day, at Rainbow Terrace. Musi- cheon and games party at 12 cal selections by Margaret Car- noon, Saturday, at 15775 James ter, singer, and Frank Paul, Couzens, under the chairman- accordionist, and prizes are ship of Gertrude Bloom. Ann planned. Mrs. R. Galchinsky, Lyons is in charge of tickets. donor chairman, is assisted by Friends are welcome. Proceeds . Mesdames B. • Isaacs, journal, go to charity. * * * and N. Rosenthal, pledges. For The fifth annual donor affair reservations, call UN. 2-0792. of the MOTHER'S GUILD of * * * CHANAH CZENESH CHAP- the Children's Or th ogenic TER, Pioneer Women, will meet School, formerly Katherine H. at 12:30 p.m., Monday, in the O'Connor School, will be a din- Hayim Greenberg Center. A ner-dance, to be held at 7 p.m., birthday party celebrating Is- Saturday, in the school gymnas- rael's 10th anniversary is being ium, 10235 W. 7 Mile. The planned by Jean Kurtzman, building was once the Country cultural chairman. Edith Sauls Day School. Dinner will be fol- will give a narrative and pre- lowed by dancing to the music sent illustrations of the Israel of Earl Stuart and his orchestra. Philharmonic Orchestra. Host- For reservations, call the school esses will be Mesdames Ida office, DI. 1-8673. * * * Lewis, Rose Coleman and Helen HOME RELIEF SOCIETY Tukel. * * * will meet for a dessert luncheon SABRA CHAPTER, Pioneer on Monday afternoon, in the Women, will meet at 12:30 p.m., home of Mrs. Samuel Leve, Monday, in the home of Mrs. 20539 Picadilly. * * * Renee Schuster, 22121 Kenosha, Oak Park, when juvenile of- NEGBAH CHAPTER, Pioneer ficer E. Ordiway will discuss Women, will meet at 12:30 p.m., "Problems in Handling Juvenile Wednesday, in the home of Mrs. Delinquency." For membership Ludwig Boraks, 17135 San Juan, information, call Mrs. Miriam when a linen shower for Israel Ferst, chairman, LI. 3-8615. will be conducted. The film, • * * "Life in Beersheba," will be BETH AARON SISTERHOOD shown. Guests are invited to is planning its special Torah participate in the luncheon and Luncheeon at 12:30 p.m., Tues- program. GOLDA MYERSON CHAP- TER, Pioneer Women, will meet at 9 p.m., Tuesday, in the Hayim Greenberg Center, when Rose Siegal, cultural chairman, has planned a guest speaker from the Social Security office. For information, call LI 3-2542. * * * . Delightfully Air-Conditioned UNITED ORDER OF TRUE SISTERS will hold a rummage sale on May 6, at the home of Mrs. Dan Winograd, 25219 Roy- court, Huntington -Woods, under the chairmanship of Mrs. Sam Stecker. Guests are invited. Sammy's Avalon Room * * NEUGARTEN MEDICAL AID will hold a bake sale on Satur- day, at Federal's, Grand River at Oakman. Baked goods may be contributed by calling Mrs. Dora Gross, chairman, VE. 5-5911. * * * BETH ABRAHAM SISTER- HOOD will hold its final oneg shabbat of the season at 2:30 p.m., Saturday, in the synagogue club room. Rabbi Israel I. Hal- pern will outline the current Torah portions, and Zmirot will be led by Israel Fox. A drama- tization on Israel's 10th anni- versary will be presented by the Sisterhood dramatic group, headed by Mrs. Israel I. Hal- pern. Hostesses at tea are Mes- dames Harry Greenbaum and Irving Michaels. h. still has several open dates for the months of May and June. If you are planning a party, confirmation or Bar- Mitzvah let Sammy plan it for you . . . Whether it be at the beautiful Avalon Room, your home or a lawn party, Sammy is equipped to make your affair the talk of the season. Call Sammy at LI 7-1355 Sammy's Coolidge at 9 Mile Rd. Oak Park * * * SHOLOM POST and AUXIL- IARY recently serviced 3,000 patients at Battle Creek Vet- erans Hospital, when a group of 16 members and 14 entertain- ers, furnished by Minnie Fried- man, entertained and provided fruit baskets and other items to the veterans. Herman Gavo- rin was chairman of the party. VE. 8-9364 is your Jewish News Classified Number Music Maestro, Please! AND WE MEAN MUSIC Smooth ! Excellent ! Enjoyable ! Danceable ! 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