A luncheon and games party I noon's program will be an illus-
will be given by the ZEV SHO- trated talk by Mrs. Joshua
LOM SISTERHOOD, affiliate Sperka on "Glimpses into Miz-
group of Woodhull Lake's new- radii Women's Projects." An-
ly-f ormed Zev Sholom Sy na- other organizational program
gogue, at 12 noon, Wednesday, will be a garden party planned
at the Woodhull Lake Commu- for Aug: 13, at the home of
nity Center. In addition to food Mrs. M. Goldberg, 18000 Men-
and games, those attending will dota. Mrs. L. Honigman will
be able to swim or enjoy the be hostess.
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day relaxing. Proceeds will go to
RADOMER LADIES AUXILI-
pay the rental fee for the syna-
gogue and for other mainten- ARY will sponsor a cake sale
ance funds. The public is invited at 10 a.m.. Saturday, at the
Detroit Edison Co., Northland
to attend.
Center. Friends are invited to
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participate, with proceeds go-
In recognition for outstand- ing to charity. For information,
ing service to NEW LIFE call Mrs. Rose Tuttleman, LI.
CHAPTER, American Medical 5-3957, or Mrs. Rita Ager, presi-
Center at Denver, Mrs. Irving dent. LI. 6-1860. An executive
Chaiken has been named that board meeting is planned for
chapter's delegate to the annual 8:30 p.m., Wednesday, in the
conference of AMCD auxiliaries, home of Mrs. May Wintraub,
to be held Aug. 1. to 4, in Den- 19035 Parkside.
ver. Mrs. Chaiken will partici-
* * *
pate in plans designed to ex-
MASSADA CHAPTER, Pio-
pand the institution's program neer Women, recently held its
for free care of cancer and chest installation dinner, at which the
disease victims. A highlight of following new officers were in-
the parley will be a banquet, at ducted: Mesdames Robert Wise,
which Mrs. Chaiken and 75 other president; Norman Kanter and
delegates will present contribu- Charles Gell, vice-presidents;
tions raised by their respective David Colman; treasurer; Simon
groups. Cong. James Roosevelt Karbel, bulletin; Abe Heller,
will be principal banquet speak- secretary; M. Kirschbaum, child
er.
welfare; V. Finn, dues chair-
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man; F. Berman, program; Jo-
An outdoor garden meeting of seph Weintraub. publicity, S.
the WOMEN'S AUXILIARY. Rosenhaws, Israeli affairs.
TOWN AND COUNTRY CLUB,
will be held at 12:45 p.m., Tues-
day, at the home of Mrs. Allan Barton's to Provide
Marks, 8232 Hendrie, Hunting- Yeshiva Scholarships
ton Woods. The get-togther,
A new program of scholar-
which will officially launch the
Auxiliary. will feature an ad- ship awards designed to encour-
dress by Samuel Leib, presi- age yeshiva elementary school
dent of the club, on its archi- graduates to continue their
tectural developments, building studies in yeshiva high schools
stages and membership prog- has recently been announced by
ress. Officers will be elected, Stephen Klein, president of Bar-
and plans for a social program ton's Candy Corp.
The unique scholarship pro-
outlined.
gram is set up in two parts,
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Installation of newly-elected with Barton's gold medals being
officers of the AMERICAN HA- awarded to the most outstand-
VEN CLUB took place recently ing 7th grader in each school.
Secondly, on the basis of a
at the home of Mrs. Hyman
Grossman, of Cranbrook Dr., nation-wide examination, all
when the following women were graduating (8th grade) students
inducted: Mesdames Ben Ham- who plan to continue their stud-
burg, president; Louis Fleish- ies in yeshiva high schools will
man, vice-president; Joseph Fre- compete for a top Barton's $1,-
denthal. secretary; and Julius 000 scholarship. There also will
Portnoy. treasurer. Over $100 he four other scholarships in
was collected at the gathering lesser amounts for runner-ups,
for the club's special scholar- totaling $450.
The first stage of the pro-
ship fund.
gram, the gold medal awards,
SISTERS OF ZION MIZ- is already in effect. The schol-
RACHI will install new officers arship phase of the program
at a program planned for 12:30 awaits completion and adminis-
p.m., Aug. 6. at Holiday Man- tration of examinations, and will
or. To be inducted are Mes- be effective in June, 1959.
The entire program is under
dames Morris Servetter. presi-
dent; H. Kellman, P. Lea-der the direction and administra-
and P. L. Hoffman. vice-presi- tion of Torah Umesorah, na-
dents; Morris Mondrow, treas- tional society for Hebrew day
urer; M. Winston, A. Subar, F. schools.
Smerling and M. Goldberg, sec-
retaries; J. H. Kunin and M. Dr. Spiro, in England
Winston, child rescue chairmen; Doing Semitic Research,
R. Whiteman, JNF chairman; Sees Hazor Exhibit
S. Bielewich, R. Shuretz and B.
Dr. Abraham Spiro, chairman
Gorstein, social chairmen; A.
Rubin, H. Greenfield, hospitali- of the department of Semitic
ty; and honorary past presi- languages and literature at
dents, M. Shaw and L. Honig- W ∎ yne State University, is cur-
man. Featured on the after- rently in England, where he is
doing research at the British
Museum and the Bodlean Li-
brary of Oxford.
Dr. Spiro, who will be abroad
until the end of August, writes
that the - Oriental Reading Room
of the British Museum "has the
best collection of books and
manuscripts in the world in the
field of Semitic studies.."
While compiling information
at the Museum, Dr. Spiro writes
Kosher Catering
in a letter to Leonard N. Sim-
ons, he saw the Hazor. Archaeo-
If You Still
logical Exhibition.
"Hazor, a city of Biblical
Demand the Finest
fame," he writes, "was recently
in Food and Service!
excavated by a group of Israeli
scholars, financed by British
WE GO ANYWHERE
money. The finds were brought
to Britain and were exhibited
8231 Woodward
at the Museum." Dr. Spiro esti-
mates that some 20,000 people
Call TR 3-5800
saw the exhibition.
13 -THE DETROIT JEWISH
omen s Ulubs
Kozin's
for prices
that invite
comparison
during their
33rd annual
augus
fur sale
As Photographed:
Natural Stewart
Autumn Haze
Mink Coat
$2295.
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and Kozin annual August fur sale. Quality is
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Matara, Kitovi and Black Alaska Seal and
Beavers in the new light shades.
A HINT OF MORE
FUR VALUES
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Coats from
$795.
Natural Mink Stoles
from
$495.
As Photographed:
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Mink Bow Stole
$1195.
As Photographed:
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Dyed Sheared Beaver
Coat with Natural
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19330 LIVERNOIS AVE.
1 Blocks North of 7 Mile Rd.
Phone UN 4 2275
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Open Thursday Evenings Until 9:00 p.m.
Fur products labeled to
show country of origin of
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