Judith Sklar to Wed
MichaelDavidLewis
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City of Hope' Auxiliary
Schedules Games Night
Four in Community
Win Youth Awards
A night of games is planned
by the Detroit Auxiliary, City
of Hope, on Feb. 25, at Tur-over
Temple, 12129 Dexter, accord-
ing to Ralph Stein, president,
who will be host at the gather-
ing. The public is invited to
join in the affair, proceeds of
which. support research pro-
grams on cancer, leukemia and
tuberculosis at the Du a r t e,
Calif. institution.
Among the seniors from De-
troit high schools to be honored
by educational, business and
civic leaders at a banquet in
the Sheraton Cadillac Hotel
were four students from Henry
Ford and M u m f or d High
Schools.
They are Susan Stark, 20175
Northrop, and Jerome Cohn,
18652 Sunderland, of Ford; and
Susan Rice, 19520 Shrewsbury,
and Thomas Allan Segall, 19195
Washburn, students at Mum-
ford.
The students were chosen by
fellow classmates and teachers
as the "outstanding citizens" of
the senior classes in their
respective schools.
The youth award program,
established three years ago, is
sponsored by the Detroit Police
Department in cooperation with
public and parochial schools
and the Chrysler Corp.
mer, vice-president; Ten. Ben-
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Mrs. Tillie . Wine, Histadrut ach, treasurer; Gussie Roch-
chairman for KINNERET man and Rae Kaufman, secre-
CHAPTER, Pioneer W o m e n, taries; Eva Levin and Bessie
announces that Harold Berke, Soloway, trustees; and Lillian
executive director of the Hista , Schechter, sergeant-at-arms.
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Brut here, will be guest speaker
Milton Weiner, liaison worker
at a meeting dedicated to the
current Histadrut Campaign at with police and court officers
12:30 p.m., Wednesday, in the for the Jewish Family and
Hayim Greenberg Center. An Children's Service, will speak
Israeli movie will be shown. at the annual evening meeting
Hostesses are Mesdames Re- of EMMA LAZARUS CHAP-
becca Cohen an _ d Frances Dri- TER, American Jewish Con-
gress, at 8:30 p.m., Wednesday,
ker.
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in the home of Mrs. Jack Green,
DEBORAH SERVICE 4515 W. Outer Dr. His address
LEAGUE will feature a book on "We All Live in Glass
review on Moss Hart's "Act Houses will explore changing
One" by Mrs. William Phillips community patterns as they af-
at a meeting of the group at fect the adolescent. Husbands
8:30 p.m., Monday, in the home and interested guests are in-
of Mrs. Louis Weber, 19757 vited, states Mrs. Ralph Miller,
Stansbury. Final plans will be president. Mrs. Sallan Lurie,
made for the annual paid-up program chairman, announces
MISS JUDITH ANN SKLAR
luncheon, Jan. 30, at the home that reports on• AJ Congress
of Mrs. Ben Labenskyl Valen-
Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Sklar, tine's Day Party plans, also, activities will be given by Mes-
dames Harry Hooberman and
of 17600 Roselawn, announce will be discussed.
LeRoy Helfman.
the engagement of their daugh-
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ter, Judith Ann, to Michael Da-
A charity "Night of Games"
SHERUTH LEAGUE'S presi-
vid Lewis, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Maxwell Lewis, of 31812 Bret- is scheduled by DETROIT dent, Mrs. S. Chapin, will be
LINK, Order of the Golden hostess at an Hawaiian luau in
ton, Livonia.
Chain, for Saturday 'evening honor of 42 members who con-
The bride-elect is a senior at at United Dairy Workers Hall, tributed most to the success
the University of Michigan. Her 15840 Second. Prizes will be of the recent donor luncheon.
fiance is attending Eastern awarded.
The event will take place at
Michigan University. An August
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12:30 p.m., Tuesday, at Sholem
wedding is being planned.
"The Work of Histadrut to Aleichem Institute, 19350
Pioneer Women in Israel" will Greenfield, under the chairman-
Metropolitan Division be discussed by Harold Berke, ship of Mesdames J. Ormos and
director of Detroit Histadrut E. Singer. Mrs. M. Mellin is
Meets Sunday Morning Campaign, at a meeting of in charge of program, and Mrs.
The Metropolitan Division of AVIVA CHAPTER, Pioneer R. Sadow will take care of dec-
the Allied Jewish Campaign will Women, at 8:30 p.m. Wednes- orations. The book review club
hold an executive board meet- day, at the home of Mrs. Eman- will meet at 12:30 p.m., Mon-
ing, 10:30 a.m., Sunday, at the uel Bauman, 17357 San Juan. day, at 14240 Pembroke, when
A film will be shown, and a Mrs. S. Gold will review Jer-
Jewish Center, 18100 Meyers.
social hour will follow. For in- ome. Weidman's "The Enemy
The meeting will include a
formation, call Mrs. Frank Camp."
progress report on enlistment of
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campaign workers, plans for a Rath, UN 2-6088.
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FANNIE
GLUCK.
CHAPTER,
meeting of all division captains
The 37th annual' installation Mizrachi Women, will hold a
an,d workers; and a campaign
luncheon of _ the HOME RE- mahj and games luncheon Mon-
film.
LIEF SOCIETY will take place day afternoon, at the 'Oak Park
Metropolitan -Division execu- Monday afternoon, at Boesky's, Community Center. Mrs. Anne
tive board members are:
when - - Mrs. Andrev T Blau will Levine is luncheon hostess. For
George M. Zeltzer, ..chairman, Na-
tickets, call Mrs. Ray Rosen-
than Rubenstein, associate chair- succeed Mrs. Robert Frieden-
man; Avram Charlip, Harry Golden, berg as president. Chairmen berg, LI 7-6540. Proceeds will
Bert Heller Louis Lightstone, Shel- who will assume office, in ad- go to the Child Rescue Fund.
don Nachman, co-chairmen, Bnai
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Brith Men, community service; Mrs. dition .to officers listed last
Sidney Eidelman, Mrs. Albert Cut- week, will include Mesdames
BNAI
DAVID
SISTERHOOD
ler, co-chairmen,. Bnai Brith Women,
community service; Jack Iden, Mrs. Murray Adelson, hospital vis- will meet Monday evening, in
George Karden, co-chairmen, Jew-
the synagogue social hall, when
ish War Veterans; Lewis Saks, inde- iting; -Joseph Grabow, courtesy;
pendent; Bernard Isaacs, independ- Albert King, hospitality; Sam- an amendment will be present-
ent; H. Strassburger, Congregation uel Goldman, League represen- ed to the constitution, according
Gemiluth Chassodim; Dorothy Far-
ber, Detroit Socialites; J. Rosen- tative; Jacob Rosenberg and to Mrs. Meths Simon, president.
shine, Sholem Aleichem Institute;
Mrs. Charles Boxer, Workmen's Samuel Mitchell, Council rep-
Circle; David Sislin, Labor Zionists; resentatives; Barney Shatz, tele-
Dr. Sam Sniderman, Jewish Par- phOne; and Charles Smith,
ents Institute.
USO. Luncheon reservations
may be made by calling UN
Dr. and Mrs. Benjamin B.
4-3951, DI 1-2708 or LI 6-4089.
Stamell, of 18235 Wildemere,
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LOUISE WISE CHAPTER, announce the Bar Mitzvah of
American Jewish Congress, will their son, Jared Bennett, on
By Mary Carter and
meet for a dessert luncheon at Jan. 30, at Temple Beth El. An
Henri Phillipe
12:30 p.m., Wednesday, in the open house in Jared's honor will
Many thanks for the response home of Mrs. Paul Gold, 24600 be -held from 8 to 11 p.m., that
to our "Name the Column" Radclift, Oak Park. Members evening, in the family home.
competitibn. It's still open for will participate in a panel dis- No cards. * * *
one more week, and as an- cusssion on "Creeds in Compe-
Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Feld-
nounced last week, the winner tition—How Do Religious Atti-
will receive a free hair-do. All tudes Shape American Democ- man, of 18401- Littlefield, an-
nounce the Bar Mitzvah of their
you have to do is to think of a racy?"
son, Alan Lawrence, on Satur-
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name for this column and • let
GOLDA MYERSON CHAP- day, Feb. 6, at • Bnai Moshe
us know.
We are extremely sorry to TER, Pioneer Women, will dedi- Synagogue. * * *
announce" to our patrons that It cate a meeting to Histadrut at
has been necessary for us to 9 p.m., Tuesday, in the Hayim - Mr. and Mrs.. Abraham Alpert,
of 19941 Ardmore, announce
move from the Laura Kernes Greenberg Center. A movie will the Bar Mitzvah of their son,
there
will
be
a
Salon owing to the inadequate be shown, and .
Michael, on •an. 29, at the Sho-
water supply. We were, how- talk by Shoshanah Fealk, cul- lem Aleichem Institute.
ever, fortunate in securing an- tural chairman. Rummage is
other temporary home at the currently being • solicited. For
John Dennis Salon at 19445 pick-up- of items, call UN Center to Hold Course
Livernois. Telephone UN 2- 1-1659..
on Stock Investments
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8413. Opposite Grinnell's and
An eight-week course in "Un-
Mrs. Rose Naimark, presi- derstanding the Stock Market"
next door to Elkin's Travel
dent, of CLUB I, Pioneer will begin at the Jewish Corn-
Agency.
With every -draw-back there Women, announces that a cul- munity Center, 18100 Meyers,
is also a cheering note. We tural program is planned for on Feb. 2.
Covering all phases of stock
now take pleasure in announc- 12:30 p.m., Monday, in the
ing that our own Salon • . . Hayim Greenberg Center. A market investing, the course
will be held at 8 p.m., Tuesdays,
The CONTINENTAL HAIR social hour will follow.
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and is open to both members
FASHIONS will be opening in
GOOD FELLOWSHIP WOM- and non-members, the latter at
the early spring. We are con-
fident that it will • be the last EN'S AUXILIARY at its an- a higher fee.
A. I. Morrison, partner in
word in comfort and relaxation nual installation banquet on
and that it will be the talk of Tuesday, inducted the follow- Morrison Investment Securities,
ing women: Mesdames Ida local stock brokers, will conduct
the town. More news later.
—adv. Berger, president; Edna -Ham- the course.
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