Kvutzah ivrit Sets
Hebrew Talk on Israel
by Knesset Member

Dr. Aryeh Altman, former
staff member of United Hebrew
Schools, and now a member of
the Knesset in Israel, will ad-
dress Kvutzah Ivrit Saturday
evening, in the Rose Sittig
Cohen Building auditorium, He
will speak in Hebrew on "The
Cultural Development of Is-
rael." The meeting is open to
the public.
The following officers were
elected recently by the Kvut-
zah: Joseph Katz, president; J.
M. Mahtis, vice-president; Nor-
man Ruttenberg and Michael
Michlin, secretaries; Irving Pal-
man, treasurer; Moshe Nobel,
chairman of the cultural com-
mittee; and Samuel Sigal and
Morris Plafkin, publicity.
Members Of the executive
board are Albert Elazar, Aaron
Toback, Bernard Isaacs, Morris
Lachover, - A. J. L a c h o v e r.
Meyer Lippman, Isaac Elpern,
Aaron Kutnick, Prof. Shlomo
Marenof, Dr. Naphtali Wiesner
and Alex Roberg.

CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late Hyman
Kessler acknowledges with
grateful appreciation the many
kind expressions of sympathy
extended by relatives and
friends during the family's re-
cent bereavement.

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Women s Clubs

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An Israeli film, "I Came to
Beersheba," will be shown at
the next meeting of GOLDA
MEYERSON CHAPTER, Pio-
ner Women, at 9 p.m.. Tues-
day, at the Hayim Greenberg
Center. The Chapter is also
soliciting for a rummage sale.
Anyone interested in giving ma-
terials should call LI. 7-8245 or
UN. 4-8467.
* * *
Esther Mendelson will speak
on "Russia." as guest speaker
of NEGBAH CHAPTER, Pio-
neer Women, at noon, Oct. 29,
at the home of Celia Mason,
19341 Ilene. Tickets for the
Chapter's Nov. 20 luncheon at
Northland have now been made
available.
* * *
A special board of directors
meeting has been called by the
JEWISH WOMEN'S EURO-
PEAN WELFARE ORGANIZ-
ATION for noon, Monday, at
the home of Mrs. Rubin Miller,
3778 Wager. Arrangements for
the Nov. 12 luncheon at Hos-
pitality Home at Northland will
be made. For further informa-
tion call Mrs. 0. H. Kanieff.
chairman, TE. 4-1505.
* *
Poetess Rochel Korn will be
the special guest at a donor
luncheon being given by SHO-
LEM ALEICHEM INSTITUTE
WOMEN'S DIVISION on Dec.
17, announced chairman Louise
Blank. The group's next regu-
lar meeting is at 12:30 p.m.,
Nov. 1, at the Institute, when
Lillian Share will review "The
Enemy Camp." Hostesses at the
luncheon are Sara Kanter and
Frances Shayne.
* * *
. PRIMROSE BENEVOLENT

bert Theater. Tickets are now
available, according to Mes-
dames Larry Strager and Fred
Nederlander, c h a i r m e n. All
proceeds will go to the Tel
Aviv Education Center in
Israel.
* * *
MEDINA CHAPTER, Pioneer
Women, will hold a social for
paid-up members on Tuesday
evening, at the home of Mrs.
Harold Gabin, 15769 Turner.
A Charlie Chaplin movie and a
buffet supper will be featured.
* * *
KINNERET CHAPTER, Pio-
neer Women, will meet at
12:30 p.m., Wednesday, in the
Hayim Greenberg Center, when
a special program is planned
by Mrs. Ruth Gosman, cultural
chairman, in honor of the anni-
versary of Pioneer Women. A
movie will be shown. Hostesses
are Mesdames Rebecca Cohen
and Nettie Betinsky.
* * *
OAKWOOD CHAPTER, Wo-
men's American ORT, will hold
its second annual dinner-dance
at Club Cliche, on Sunday. For
further information, call Mrs.
David Milgrom, LI 6-5803.
* * *
Named by SHOMREY EMU-
NAH SISTERHOOD to assist
Mrs. N. Horowitz, Hanukah
party fund-raising chairman,
were Mrs. Fanny Laufer and
Mrs. M. Klaper, co-chairmen.
MrS. Isadore Levin, president,
announces that Mrs. Mark
Nolan will serve as chairman of
the Jan. 6 donor luncheon, and
will be assisted by Mesdames
Fred Weiss and Joseph Kadans.
* * *
CLUB ONE, Pioneer Women,
will meet Tuesday, in the Hay-
im Greenberg Center. A report
the PW conference at
CLUB is making the final ar- on
rangements for its 24th annual Akron, 0., will be given by

donor luncheon, scheduled for

Nov. 5, at Adas Shalom Syria-
goguge. Jacqueline Shops will
present a fashion show and
prizes will be featured at the
luncheon, announced donor
chairman, Mrs. Nellie Brown
and president Mrs. Mollie Ko-
,brin. Grand prize will be a
two-day paid vacation at the
Concord, given by Elliott Travel
Service. For tickets or for fur-
ther information, call Mrs. Ann
Cowen, UN. 3-2896, or Mrs.
Minnie Levy, DI. 1-0211.

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PURITY CHAPTER NO. 359,
Order - of the Eastern Star, will
hold an officers' meeting at the
hone of Evelyn Joseph, 4089
W. Outer Dr., at 8 p.m.. Mon-
,day, for the purpose of map-
ping the year's activities.
All master masons are in-
vited to attend master mason
night being given by DETROIT
LINK NO. 57, Order of the
Golden Chain, on Nov. 10. On
., Nov
24, the Link is giving a
paid-up membership luncheon
and members are asked to keep
the date open. The Link pre-
sented a check to the Order's
:camp fund during national offi-
cers' recent visit to Detroit.
* * *
ZEDAKAH CLUB is cur-
rently holding its annual fall
rummage sale, which will con-
tinue through Nov. 1. All pro-
ceeds go to Israel projects. Use•
able clothing, holdhold items
and similar goods are needed.
.For pick-up, call Mrs. Ida Katz-
man, chairman, UN. 2-9428. A
meeting is planned for Monday,
at the home of Mrs. Morris
Aaron, 17564 Ohio, when des-
sert, luncheon will be served.
Plans for the Dec. 3 donor
luncheon at Masonic Temple
will be discussed.

* * *

NORTHLAND CHAPTER,
WoMen's American ORT, will
sponsor its annual theater
party at 7:30 p.m., Nov. 23,
when "Two for the Seesaw,"
with Ruth Roman and Jeffrey
Lynn, will be seen at the SI-111-

Lee Franklin W e i n s t o c k.
Michigan chairman of the Uni-
versity of Buffalo Alumni Club,
announces that an alumni get-
together and election will be
held at 10 a.m., Nov. 8, in the
Mart Room of the Wayne State
University Student Center.
The program has been arrang-
ed for the weekend of the WSU-
Buffalo homecoming football
game at Tartar Field, when bus-
loads of visitors are expected

from Buffalo.
Buffalo alumni will have a
special section roped off for
them at the field, and they will
participate in the homecoming
pageantry of parades, floats and
other attractions. A reception
will follow at the WSU Alumni
House.
Checks and reservations may
be sent to Mrs. Weinstock, 16171
Snowden, VE. 5-9181, by this
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Covensky to Address
Temple Young Adults

Temple Israel Young Adults
will present Dr. Milton Coven-
sky as guest speaker at their
opening cultural event of the
season at 1 p.m., Thursday at
the Temple. Dr. Covensky is
professor of history at Wayne
State University.
New officers of the Youth
Group, elected recently are:
Jan Green, president; Judith
Olp p e n h e i m, vice-president;
Selma Cohen and Marcia Kap-
lan, secretaries; Louis Gross-
man, treasurer, and Vicki Mar-
sston, Gordon Miller, Vicki Se-
gal, Austin Hirschhorn, George
Jonas, Barbara Shewach, Yvette
Terebelo and Shiela Solomon,
board members.

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