At the annual meeting of the
Women's Guild of Sinai Hos-
pital, held at Franklin Hills
Country Club earlier this
month, Mrs. Oscar M. Zemon
was elected to the presidency.
Other Guild officers who will
serve with her are Mesdames
Lewis Daniels, executive vice-
president; Abe
Schmerin, Abe
Shiffman and
Samuel Silver,
vice -presi-
dents; Nathan
Sch er mer,
Louis Tabash-
nik and S o 1
Hoffman, sec-
retaries; a n d
John Sills,
treasurer.
Members of
the executive 'Mrs. Zemon
committee include Mesdames
Ellis Fishman, John C. Hopp,
Alvin Rodecker and Henry
Wineman, while the following
women will serve on the board
of directors:
Mesdames Irving B i t t k e r,
George Bremen, Eli Castleman,
Ben Dovitz, David Dunsky, Av-
ery Fried, Sidney Friedman,
Samuel Gershenson, Fred Gins-
berg, Daniel Grant, Eli Gross,
Irwin Hermanoff, Irving Hirsch-
man, Harry Jacobson, Harry L.
Jones, Ivor Kahn, L e o n a r d
Kasle, Herschel Kreger, Maur-
ice Meyers, Jerome Morton, Jo-
seph Newman, Henry Pariser,
Harvey Rattner, Emil Rothman,
Nate Shapero, Raymond Soko-
lov and Isadore Winkelman.
Serving in advisory capacities
will be Mesdames Harry Bar-
nett, Joseph Fenton, B. Bene-
dict Glazer and William Green-
berg, while ex-officio members
are Mesdames H. C. Broder, Jo-
seph Ehrlich, Seymour Frank,_
Joseph Hartman, Sidney Karbel,
Abe Srere and Dr. Julian Pri-
ver.
All officers, board members
and committee chairmen and
co-chairmen will hold an in-
formal breakfast gathering_ at
10 a.m., today, in the Sinai lec-
ture hall, Mrs. Zemon said.
The new president was an
organizer and first president of
the Detroit Women's Chapter
of Brandeis University, a n d
served nationally as a secretary
and board member.
She also is a board member
of the United Community Serv-
ices women's committee, a past
chairman of the UCS tribute
fund and is currently chairman
of its speaker's bureau.
As founding chairman of the
Nurse's Aide Red Cross pro-
gram at Sinai, Mrs. Zemon has
given over 1,000 hours of vol-
unteer service as a nurses aide.
She is also a board member
of the Shapero School of Nurs-
ing, past board member of the
United Foundation women's or-
ganization, Serve Our Schools
Committee, National Council of
Jewish Women and Temple
Beth El Sisterhood.

Music Study Club
to Hold Elections

f ully Oberstein Wed

activities in Society

In celebration of Mother's Day, Mrs. Richard Chajes, of
16190 Dexter, was honored at a luncheon given by the Central
Business District Association in the Book Casino of the Sheraton-
Cadillac Hotel. Honoring "Mothers of the World," Mrs. Chajes
was selected as Jewish Mother. Among the gifts she received
was the key to the•city from Mayor Louis C. Miriani. Mrs. Chajes,
the sister-in-law of local musician Julius Chajes, is the wife of
Dr. Richard Chajes, senior resident physician at Brent General
Hospital. Born in Warsaw, Mrs. Chajes resided in Israel for 14
years before coming to Detroit with her husband in 1954. The
couple has two daughters.
Alan E. Luckoff, president of the Junior Division of Jewish
Welfare Federation, and five Junior Division board members went
to the University of Michigan, Wednesday, to discuss Federation
and the Junior Division with graduating seniors. Walter Shapero,
Stephen Bromberg, Harvey and Clara Gordon and Sandra Slobin,
all University of Michigan graduates and members of the Junior
Division board, made up the Junior Division delegation. The meet-
ing was held at Hillel Foundation.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Myers, of Oak Park, Mich., are leaving
on an extended tour of Europe. They expect to be home by
mid-July.
Mrs. Leopold Rubinstein, of Salford, England, is visiting
here with her aunts, Mrs. Minnie Smith and Mrs. Sam Wolf,
of Taylor Ave. This being her first visit to the United States,
she has not seen her aunts and uncles, Messrs. Joseph and
Philip Lansky, for over 40 years.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. Galin, of 18485 Wisconsin, will be
at home to relatives and friends from 2 to 5 p.m., Sunday, in
honor of the pidyon haben of their grandson, Richard Alan
Schwartz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Irving Schwartz, of Kansas City,
Mo. No cards.
Betty Kowalsky and Jerome Stasson will present piano and
violin pupils in a recital at 8:30 p.m., Wednesday, at Baldwin
Recital Hall, Woodward at Ferry. The public is invited. -
Mrs. Esther Kazin, worthy matron of Detroit Link, Order of
the Golden Chain, and Martin Hollander, worthy patron,
have returned with 31 other members of the Detroit delegation
who attended the order's 30th convention in Atlantic 'City. The
Detroit Link received top prize for a skit which was presented
at one of the sessions, and was given another * prize as the link
which had the most attendance.
While last Sunday was celebrated by most Detroiters as
Mother's Day, it was marked by the family of Mr. and Mrs. David
A. Levine, of Sussex Ave., as their 40th wedding anniversary.
Both Mr. and Mrs. Levine are native Detroiters, she being the
former Zelda Keys (Schlussel), member of a long-time local
family. Mr. Levine is head of the Levine Waste Paper CO., estab-
lished here in 1873 by his father. The firm also has a plant in
Kalamazoo. Helping them to celebrate the occasion at a family
dinner Sunday night were their three children,. Herschel, Iris
and Seymour and their families, including seven grandchildren.

JNF Women Offer
JNF Foundation
Trip 'Round the World' Efforts Advanced
An original dramatic musi-
cale, "Around the World in at Annual Dinner

Eighty Minutes," written by
Mrs. Irving Arlin, will be pre-
sented at an open meeting of
the Jewish Na-
tional Fund
Ladies' Auxil-
iary at 12:30
p.m., Tuesday,
at Beth Aaron
Synagogue.
The program
will be direct-
ed by Mrs.
William Levin
and will fea-
ture the JNF
Mrs. Arlin
dramatic g r ou p, Wyn Garden
Landis as vocalist, with dances
by Doris Robins and Irene Stein
at the piano. Mrs. Milton Win-
ston is serving as chairman. As
a climax to the dramatic trip
around the world, a visit to
Israel will be depicted as a
finale.
In addition, the Auxiliary
nominating committee will pre-
Mrs. Irving Posner
sent a slate of officers for the
Heads Pioneer Women consideration of members. A
Mrs. Irving Posner heads the dessert luncheon will follow.
slate of officers installed re-
cently by the Detroit Council of Form Group for Election
Pioneer Women.
Installed with Mrs. Posner, of Ira G. Kaufman, Judge
Announcement is made of the
were Mesdames Norman Lee-
mon, Sam Wasserman, Milton formation of "Young Profes-
Weiss and Harry Mondry, vice- sionals for the Election of - Ira
presidents; Richard B. Kramer, G. Kaufman to Judge of Pro-
Harold Noveck, David Colman bate."
and Morris Mondray, secretar-
The group is composed of
ies; and Frank Wasser, treas- lawyers, physicians and busi-
urer. Past president Mrs. Irving nessmen from 25 to 30 years
Turner will serve as adviser.
old. Eliot Charlip and Lawrence
Mrs. Posner is a Phi Beta Nedelman are the co-chairmen,
Kappa graduate of the Univer- with Jerrold Friedman, James
sity of Michigan, a former so- Thompson, Henry Lonnerstater,
cial worker and has been affili- Dr. Richard Wlodyga, Louis
ated with the Jewish Welfare Gutter, Raymond L. Scocleller,
Federation, the Allied Jewish William Frank, Richard James
Campaign and various labor and Charles Fonville, compris-
Zionist organizations. She is ing the executive committee.
currently on the national ad- David Nissen is overall cam-
visory board of Pioneer Women. paign manager.

Addressing a dinner meeting
of members of the Jewish Na-
tional Fund . Foundation, the
branch of the JNF that speci-
alizes in wills, bequests and in-
surance for the JNF, Dr. Har-
ris Levine, president of the
JNF of America, said that the
Israel land reclamation agency
looks for major contributions
towards the advancement of the
JNF program from the Founda-
tion.
Announcement was made at
the meeting, held at Rainbow
Terrace, by Rabbi Joshua S.
Sperka, that a number of De-
troiters had pledged large sums
for the establishment of Nach-
loth in Israel and for the plant-
ing of Miles of Trees.
Morris Brandwine, chairman
of the Detroit JNF Foundation
Committee, presided. Brief ad-
dresses were delivered by Wil-
liam Hordes, regional chairman
of the Foundation, Phillip Stoll-
man, a national vice-chairman
of the Foundation, and Mrs.
Sidney Ravin. Rabbi Jacob Chi-
nitz gave the invocation and
led in a brief Benshen.
In addition to Dr. Levine, a
principal speaker at the dinner
meeting was Lt. Gov. Philip
Hart, who emphasized the im-
portance of the foreign aid pro-
gram begun by the United
States and declared that it is
in the best interests of the
United States that Israel should
not only be helped in its strug-
gle for survival but should be
aided in its total success.
In behalf of the national JNF
Foundation, Hordes presented
plaques to Harry Koltinow and
Morris J. Brandwine, both of
whom had completed the plant-
ing of Miles of Trees in Israel.
A musical program was pre-
sented at the affair by Cantor
Hyman Adler, who was accOm-
panied by Bella Goldberg.

to Sheldon Bob row

Mrs. Jack Mash, president of
the Music Study Club of De-
troit, announces that the an-
nual meeting and election of
officers will be held at 12:30
p.m., Tuesday, at the home of
Mrs. Ezra Lipkin, 17599 Green-
lawn. A dessert luncheon will
be served and Rita Cohn will
sing for the guests. Accom-
panied by Mrs. Irving Rosen-
gard, she will sing arias by
Debussy and Faure.

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Mrs. Harry Oberstein, of Ken-
tucky Ave. Mr. Bobrow is the
son of the late Mr. and Mrs.
Jacob Bobrow, of New York.
The newlyweds are now making
their home in Detroit.

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58 term will be held on Mon-
day at the Clinton School, Park-
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Shalom Synagogue, Curtis at
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last from 6 p.m. to midnight.
Mrs. Charles Blauer and Milo
Rappaport, co-chairmen of the
Councils' blood bank commit-
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ters to turn out large numbers
of donors +.r take care of the
heavy demands on the blood
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19-TH E DETROI T JEWISH NEWS — Frid ay, May 16, 1958

Sinai Women's Guild
Elects Mrs. Zemon
as New President