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The Greater Detroit Bnai
Brith Women's Council will hold
a testimonial luncheon honor-
ing Mrs. Robert A. Coggan,
president of Women's District
No: 6 at 12:30 p.m., Feb. 10, at
Holiday Manor.
Mrs. Coggan, past president of
the Detroit Council, helped to
organize a n d
served as first
president o f
the East Side
Chapter in
1942.
In the gen-
eral commun-
ity, Mrs. Cog-
gan began
work in civic
organizations
Mrs. Coggan back in 1934,
when she worked on the com-
munity chest drives, now the
Torch Fund. In 1953 under aus-
pices °of the Detroit Round
Table of Catholics, Jews and
Protestants, she was the first
woman in Detroit invited to as-
sume a chairmanship to promote
Brotherhood on a city-wide
level.
An active member of Temple
Israel. where she and her fam-
ily are members, Mrs. Coggan
has served on many committees,
is a past president of the Sister-
hood and is presently chairman ,
of the religious school board.
Overall chairman for the
event is Mrs. Charles Solovich,
vice-president of national Bnai
Brith Women. Past Presidents
of Detroit Council make up the
committee planning the testi-
monial.
Reservations chairmen are
Mrs. Bernard Bliefield, KE
3-5109, and Mrs. Lewis Manning,
UN 3-8996.

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Schedule One-Day
Institute on Judaism

A one-day. Institute on Juda-
ism is being planned by the
Greater Detroit Bnai Brith
Women's Council from 9:45 a.m.
to 3 p.m., Thursday, .in the so-
cial hall of Cong. Ahavas Achim,
19190 Schaefer.
Rabbi Max Kapustin, director
of the Hillel Foundation at
Wayne State University, will be
guest lecturer. His topic is "Un-
derstanding the Bible Today."
According to Mrs. Harry Bod-
zin, chairman of Jewish affairs
for the Council, there also will
be a panel discussion on "Re-
ligion for the Modern Jew."
Sharing the platform will be
Rabbi M. Robert Syme, of
Temple Israel; Rabbi Samuel H.
Prero, of Young Israel: and
Rabbi Moses Lehrman, of Cong.
Bnai Moshe.
A question and answer period
will follow each major session.
There will be a small charge
for luncheon. For reservation or
information, call Mrs. Bodzin.
UN 4-8872.

Extend Deadline for
World Scout Jamboree

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JEWISH WOMEN'S EURO-
PEAN WELFARE ORGANIZA-
TION is sponsoring a dinner
party for members and their
friends from 5 p.m., Sunday, in
the home of Mrs. Sarah Ross,
17539 Northlawn. For informa-
tion, call UN 4-1639 or TY
8-4151. A regular meeting is
called for 12:30 p.m., Monday,
in the D. W. Simons Center.
4000 Tuxedo. Arrangements will
be made for the annual donor
luncheon March 18, at Rainbow
Terrace. A dessert luncheon is
planned for Monday's meeting.

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nual victory luncheon at 12:30
p.m., Monday, in the Hayim
Greenberg Center. Hy Fogel-
man, local director of the His-
tadrut campaign, will speak and
show a film on Israel. For res-
ervations, call UN 4-5157 or DI
1-3635.
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A games party is planned by
DAVID-HORODOKER YOUNG
WOMEN on Monday evenings,
at Holiday Manor. Mrs. J. Spiel-
berg, chairman, is assisted by
Mrs. L. Heiman, co-chairman.
Proceeds will provide Passover
CARE packages for needy fam-
ilies in Israel. For tickets, call
Mrs. J. Guterman, DI 1-9088; or
Mrs. M. Weinstein, UN 48307.
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NORTHWEST YOUNG IS-
RAEL SISTERHOOD has sched-
uled a board meeting for Mon-
day evening, in the home of
Mrs. Norman Sukenic, 17501
Wisconsin. Final plans will be
made for an Israeli shower, to
be given Feb. 24 in conjunction
with the Sisterhoods of Young
Israel of Detroit and Oak-
Woods.
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SISTERS OF ZION MIZ-
RACHI will meet at 12:30 p.m.,
Thursday, at Holiday Manor,
when "Side by Side," a new
film produced in Israel, will
be shown. Mrs. Morris Servet-
ter will preside. Friends are
invited.

AJC Panel Slates
FEPC Discussion

The role of legislation in
halting discrimination in hous-
ing, education and employment
will be discussed by a panel
of experts in a program spon-
sored by the Business and Pro-
fessional Chapter of the Ameri-
can Jewish Congress.
The discusssion will take
place at 8:30 p.m., Wednesday,
at the Hayim Greenberg Cen-
ter. Panelists who will partici-
pate are Donald Slaiman, re-
gional director of Jewish Labor
Committee and secretary of the
Coordinating Council for Civil
Rights; Donald Stevens, educa-
tional director of Michigan State
AFL-CIO; and Arthur L. John-
son, executive secretary of the
Detroit NAACP.
Detroit attorney Benjamin
Burdick will moderate the
panel.

TUROVER LADIES AUXILI-
ARY will meet for a luncheon
MISS MIRIAM HIRST
on Wednesday afternoon, at the
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hirst, of temple, 12129 Dexter, when
W. Outer Dr., announce the plans will be made for a Valen-
engagement of their daughter, tine games party on Feb. 14.
Miriam Marilyn, to S t a n l e y Mrs. Rosalyn Zeldes, president,
Steinberg, son of Mr. and Mrs. will be assisted by her com-
Abraham Steinberg, of Phila- mittee, which includes Mes-
dames Esther Weiner, Kate
delphia, Pa.
Mr. Steinberg, a graduate of Geller, Bertha Keller and
Drexel Institute of Technology, Sophie Pfeiffer. Prizes and re-
is presently doing graduate freshments will be- featured.
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work at Wayne State Univer-
DETROIT JUNIOR LEAGUE,
sity. An Aug. 22 wedding is
being planned at Temple Israel. Jewish National Home for
Asthmatic Children, will meet
at 12:30 p.m., Feb. 6, in the
home of Mrs. Marvin Leader,
20435 Basel. A cosmetics dem-
FOR ALL-YEAR-ROUND
onstration will be featured on
AND FOR PASSOVER
the program.
Spark your organization's
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fund-raising campaigns With
BARTON'S
famous continental
NORTH WOODWARD
`'The Burden of Truth," an
Believe that you are a brother
chocolates and baked delica-
Anti-Defamation League film. BRANCH, Jewish Women's Eu- to all men and that all men are
cies. Write for full details on
will be shown at a meeting of ropean Welfare Organization, brothers to you. You'll like
your organization letterhead
REX LODGE at 8:30 p.m., Wed- will meet at 12:30 p.m., Tues- yourself better if you do.
to:
nesday, at Cong. Beth Joseph, day, in the home of Mrs. Mollie
BARTON'S BONBONNIERE
—Dinah Shore.
18450 Wyoming. A question Bassman. 2740 Fullerton.
Dept. co 80 DeKalb Ave., Brooklyn 1, N. Y.
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and answer session will follow.
Barton's factory, offices and 65
Wives of members and friends
JULIUS ROSENWALD AUX-
owner-operated continental cho•
are invited. A social hour will ILIARY, American Legion, will
cola ► • shops ore closed on the
follow. For information, call service the Downtown USO from
Master of Ceremonies
Sobboth and Jewish holidays.
Dave Solomon, UN. 1-8438.
10 a.m. to 2 p.m.. Wednesday.
and his Orchestra
inquire about clarion's complete selec-
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Detroit's Leading Entertainer
Mrs. Marion Goldberg, presi-
tion of Kosher for Passover candies
TO 6-5016
TO 8-2067
PISGAH LODGE will meet , dent. has asked Mesdames Rose
and pastries.
at 8:30 p.m., Monday, in the Galman, Tillie Sabel, Fannie
Hayim Greenberg Center, 19161 Olshansky and Jennie Folbe to
Schaefer. when Circuit Court serve. A meeting is planned for
PHOTOS. by DAVE DOMBEY and Associates
Judge Victor J. Baum will 8:30 p.m., Feb. 11, at Cong. Beth
speak on "Present Threats to Yehudah, 17556 Wyoming.
Specializing once 1947 in
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Liberty." Election of delegates
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COLOR SLIDES
B & P and EVENING GROUPS
to the District convention will
CANDID ALBUMS
take place. A social hour will of Hadassah will meet at 8:15
p.m.. Feb. 10, at Hadassah House
follow.
COLOR MOVIES
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when Rabbi David A. Baylinson,
of
Temple
Beth
El,
will
review
IVAN S. BLOCH LODGE
For consultation of your L_1 2...
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will hold its annual sports the book "Seidman and Son."
convenience without obligation
Roslyn
Goldstick,
of
Evening
night at 8:30 p.m., Monday,
Call Lincoln 8-2266
at Jericho Temple, 18475 Wy- Group, will speak on events con-
oming. With Bruce Martin, cerning the Hadassah Medical
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sports director of radio station Organization. A social hour with
WCAR serving as master of refreshments will follow, accord-
ceremonies, guest personalities ing to Doris Barahal, program
will include Vic Wertz, Cleve- chairman of Evening Group.
IN HONOR OF JEWISH MUSIC MONTH
land Indians: Doc Finkel. De- Friends are invited.
PROUDLY PRESENT
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troit Tiger publicist; Nick Ker-
RADOMER LADIES AUXIL-
EMMA SCHAVER, Soprano
bawy, Chuck Nobel and Dick
Farley, of the Detroit Pistons; IARYwill hold a victory dinner
PAUL OLEFSKY, Cello NATHAN GORDON, Viola
and Marcel Pronovost. Red at 7:30 p.m., Wednesday, at Club
GORDON STAPLES,Violin
Wing defenseman. The annual Alamo for workers on the re-
KENNETH GOLDSMITH, Violin
awards to outstanding high cent donor dinner and rummage
school athletes from public and sale. Mrs. Sol Ager, president,
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 11th
parochial schools will be pre- announces a board meeting of
8:20 p.m.
sented. Members, friends and newly-elected officers at 8:30
At the Morris L. Schaver Auditorium of the
their children are invited. A p.m., Tuesday, in her home,
13301 Wales. Huntington Woods.
social hour will follow.
Hayim Greenberg Center — 19161 Schaefer

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Activities

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NEW
FUND-RAISING
PLAN

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DETROIT FRIENDS OF MUSIC I'l

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Extension of the registration I
ALBERT EINSTEIN CHAP.! G DETROIT LINK, Order of the
deadline for the 10th annual
olden Chain, will give away
World Jamboree of the Boy TER will hold a fund - raising
number of prizes at its games
Scouts to March 1 will make victory party at 8:30 p.m.,
arty planned for Saturday
it possible for many scouts and Wednesday, in the Hayim Green- t.' ight, at the United Dairy
leaders to attend the interna- berg Center, 19161 Schaefer. "I n Workers Hall, on Second Ave.
tional gathering, to be held Remember Mama " • a play by AU proceeds will go to charity.
July 17 to 26, in the Philip- PHILIP HANDLER CHAPTER, For tickets, call Belle Lewis,
will be presented.. Friends are
pines.
UN. 1-9349.
Delegates, all of whom must invited at no charge.
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be physically fit, should be be-
WORKMEN'S CIRCLE WOM-
tween ages 14 and 18 as of Stuttgart Orchestra
EN'S DIVISION will hold a
July 17, of at least first class to Bow Here Feb. 6
luncheon rally at 12:30 p.m.,
rank with camping and cooking
Marking its first appearance Saturday, in the home of Mrs.
merit badges.
in Detroit, the Stuttgart Cham- Hyman Lipsitz, 23650 Radclift,
The trip to the Philippines bers Orchestra will perform at Oak Park. Final arrangements
has several options, including 8:30 p.m., Feb. 6, in the Ford will be made for the group's
tours directly to the Jamboree, Auditorium.
22nd annual donor luncheon, to
another to Thailand, Hong Kong,
The 13 - year - old orchestra, be held Feb. 25, in the new
Hawaii and Japan and a third formed after World War II, is Circle Center. For tickets or
"Round the World" tour, vary- conducted by Karl 141uenchinger. information, call Mrs. Lipsitz,
ing in cost from $1,450 to $2,- Each of the musicians has a LI. 7-9879, or Mrs. Robert Israel,
500.
personal reputation as a soloist. DI. 1-2878.
Application blanks are avail-
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For its program, the Stuttgart
able from the Scout Council orchestra will play compositions
BRANDEIS CHAPTER, Pio-
office, 51 W. Warren.
by Bach, Vivaldi and Mozart.
neer Women, will hold its an-

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For ticket information and reservations call UN 4-0730

Enjoy Yourself !

"A Night of Games"

Prizes Galore

Proceeds to Charity

Presented by Detroit Link No. 57
Order of the Golden Chain
SATURDAY, JAN. 31 — FROM 8 P.M.

United Dairies Workers Hall

15840 Second Avenue

For Further Information Call:

UNiversity 1-9349