THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS—Friday, November 13, 1959-22

Feldman to Head
JWV -Fund

omen's Cluhs

Irving S. Cane, commander of
the Department of Michigan,
Jewish War Veterans this week
announced the appointment of
Irving Feldman as chairman of
the Department's . 1959 fund-
raising effort.
The drive for funds will cul-
minate in a dance, to be held
Dec. 5, in the new Jewish Com-
munity Center. Mrs. Albert
Rosen has
been named
co - chairman
for the Ladies
Auxiliary.
A number of
prizes will be
awarded, in-
cluding prizes
of a new, 1960
automobile;
and 10-day, all-
Cane
expense vaca-
tion for two at the Carillon Ho-
tel in Miami Beach.
Dancing will begin at 9 p.m.
to the music of Sammy Woolf
and his orchestra. Proceeds will
support various veterans and re-
habilitation projects, child wel-
fare and aid to Israel programs.
Tickets are available from
any member of JWV, its Ladies
Auxiliary or at the Memorial
Home, 4095 W. Davison, WE.
3-0846.

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Cane Announces JWV
Dept. Appointments

Irving S. Cane, commander
of the Department of Michigan
of the Jewish War Veterans,
announced t h e following ap-
pointments to dep a rtm ent
offices. Alfred D. Bricker will
serve as department adjutant,
and Walter E. Klein will be
department chief of staff. Rabbi
Morris Adler has accepted re-
appointment as chaplain of the
department. Other appointments
include: John Nemon, Ameri-
canism chairman; Charles Mil
ler, service officer; Morris Kiko-
ler, inspector; William Snider-
man, hospital chairman; Leon
Ginsburg, memorial chairman;
Roland Gottesman, child wel-
fare; Jack Iden, Allied Jewish
Campaign; Harry T. Madison,
Jewish W elf are Federation;
Lawrence Gubow; Jewish Com-
munity Council; Harold Berry,
scholarship.

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John Finlayson, amusement consecrated and an original
editor of the Detroit News, will fashion show skit on the vari-
be guest speaker at a meeting ous stages of womanhood will
of AVIVA CHAPTER, Pioneer be shown. Models will be Sis-
Women, at 8:30 p.m. Wednes- terhood members. Vice presi-
day at the home of Mrs. Morris dents in charge of the evening
Hutton, 18438 Littlefield. are Mesdames Zolton Glantz,
Guests are welcome. For fur- membership, and Harold Esko-
ther information, call Mrs. vitz, program. Food chairman is
Frank Rath, UN 2-6088.
Mrs. Sheldon Greenberg.
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Tickets for the Dec. 26 Ha-
BETH MOSES SISTERHOOD
nukah party will be distributed will meet at 8 p.m., Monday, in
at a meeting of SHOMREY the home of Mrs. Isabella Fin-
EMUNAH SISTERHOOD at 8 stein, 16569 Muirland.
p.m. Wednesday, at the home of
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Mrs. I. Langnas, 18645 Marlowe.
NEGBAH CHAP T E R, Pio-
Ticket chairman is Mrs. Norman neer Women, will meet at 12:30
Horowitz. The program and p.m., Wednesday, at the home
menu for the meeting will be of Celia Mason, 19341 Ilene.
planned by Mesdames Leo Martha Rosenfeld, presi-
Laufer, program chairman, J. dent, will review "The Ugly
Baruch and I. Langnas, co-chair- American."
men. Friends are invited.
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MEDICAL AID GUILD, for-
SABRA CHAPTER, Pioneer merly known as Neugarten
Women, will meet at 12:30 p.m., Medical Aid, will hold a board
Thursday at the home of Mrs. meeting Nov. 16 at the home of
Max Sussman, 24280 Church, Mrs. Jack Evintz, 2782 Wood-
Mrs. David Shuster, president, stock. Luncheon will be served
announces. The place of Pio- at 12:30 p.m. Co-hostesses are
neer Women in Israel will be Mesdames Joseph Bearman and
discussed by Mrs. Movsas Gold-
Norman Schavrien.
oftas, who recently returned
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from an extended tour of Israel.
Mrs.
David
Weiss,
president
Mrs. Al Reifler is program
chairman. For information, call of HEBREW LADIES AID SO-
CIETY, announces a special
Mrs. Sussman, LI 7-9674.
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meeting at 12 noon, Wednesday,
BETH ABRAHAM SISTER- at Holiday Manor, when plans
HOOD will hold an open meet- for the Nov. 30 donor luncheon
ing at 8:30 p.m. Thursday in the will be concluded. A dessert
synagogue social hall. Members luncheon will be served. Mem-
are asked to bring a prospec- bers • are urged to bring donor
tive member. Games and re- pledges. For reservations, call
Mrs. R. White, UN. 4-5452.
freshments will be featured.
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MASSADA CHAPTER, Pio-
A luncheon and social will be
given by BETH JOSEPH SIS- neer Women, will hold an open
TERHOOD at 12 noon, Tuesday meeting at 8:30 p.m., Monday,
at the synagogue, 18450 Wyom- in the home of Mrs. H. Woolf,
ing. Friends are invited to at- 18695 Roselawn. Mrs. Norman
tend. Hostesses for the after- Kanter, president, announces
noon are Sarah Karp, Sarah that Shoshana Hareli, shaliach
Katz, Lena Natinsky and Celia from Israel, will be the guest
speaker. Guests are invited to
Rubin.
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attend.
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ZEIGER OSTEOPATHIC
FANNIE GLUCK CHAPTER,
HOSPITAL AUXILIARY will
hold a games party today at Mizrachi Women, will hold a
Crowley's Westborn. Chairman board meeting Monday after-
for this event is Mrs. Neuman noon, in the home of Mrs. Ray
Gilbert, 20010 Ardmore. Plans
Kopald.
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for a fund-raising campaign will
Eentetstainrnent and prizes be discussed. The study group
will highlight the 22nd annual will meet Wednesday afternoon,
donor luncheon of the DAVID- at the home of Mrs. Joshua
HORODOKER YOUNG WOM- Sperka, on Wales Ave., Oak
EN, to be held Dec. 1, at Holi- Park.
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day Manor. For tickets or in-
AVODAH CHAPTER, Pio-
formation, call Mrs. J. Guter-
man, DI 1-9088 or Mrs. M. neer Women, will meet at 8:30
p.m. Monday at the home of
Weinstein, UN. 4-8307.
Mrs. Gerald Goldberg, 17541
Mrs. Louis Merson, president Wisconsin. A well known beau-
of INFANTS SERVICE GROUP, tician will demonstrate proper
announces a meeting at 12:30 makeup application. Cultural
p.m., Monday, in the Workmen's chairman, Sylvia Brickner, will
Circle. A noted hair stylist and speak on current events.
make-up artist will give a dem- Friends are invited to attend.
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onstiation. Members are asked
CITY OF HOPE CANCER
to bring canned or boxed food
to the meeting. Refreshments FIGHTERS will meet at 8:30
p.m. Monday, at Holiday Manor.
will be served.
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Mrs. Max Levy and her chair-
EVERGREEN CONGREGA- man Mrs. Theodore Krass extend
TION SISTERHOOD will hold an invitation to all members and
its -fifth annual paid-up mem- their husbands to attend. A
bership affair at 8:30 p.m. W'd- men's fashion show will be pre-
nesday in the synagogue social sented by a local clothier, and
hall. A light supper will be the highlight will be a selec-
tion of "A King for a Night."

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Slavin will be installed to-
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Linda Ryshen to -Wed Early Holiday Mailing
Joseph S. Dobrusin Urged by Postmaster

Detroiters have until Nov. 20
to mail Hanukah parcels, cards
and letters to members of the
armed forces overseas, it was
announced this week by Post-
master Edward L. Baker.
•The Postmaster explained
that the ruling includes per-
sonnel of the armed forces,
members of their families and
authorized U.S. civilians em-
ployed overseas who receive
mail through an APO number_
Size and weight limitations,
methods of packaging, customs
regulations (applicable to cer-
tain APO's and NPO's), pro-
hibitive articles and rates all
should be checked with the
Post Office.

MISS LINDA RYSHEN

An August wedding is being
p la n n e d by Linda Judith
Ryshen and Joseph Sherman
Dobrusin, whose engagement
was announced recently by her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Ryshen, of 13445 Pembroke.
Mr. Dobrusin is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Morris Dobrusin, of
18703 San Juan.
Both young people attended
Wayne State University, and
Mr. Dobrusin iS. presently a stu-
dent at the University of Michi-
gan dental school, where he is
affiliated with Alpha Omega
fraternity.

Air mail parcels, cards and
letters should be sent between
Dec. 1 and 10; however, air
mail parcels are limited to eight
ounces, Postmaster Baker said.

Wineman to Discuss
Teenagers at Mumford

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by Prof. David Winemen at
8:15 p.m., Tuesday, in the Mum-
ford High School Auditorium,
when he addresses the Mum-
ford Parents Club.
Wineman, the . parent of a
t e en a g e r himself, teaches
human behavior at Wayne State
University's school of social
work.
Coffee will be served in the
school auditorium. The public
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