Councilettes to Hear
Foreign Exchange Students
Lichtenstein-Samet
Maimonides Sets
Donor Luncheon Women s Clubs Rites Set for June
Dr. Roberts Here
for City of Hope
(More Clubs on Page 15)
The Women's Auxiliary of the
Maimonides Medical Aid Soci-
DETROIT LADIES LECHEM
ety, which raises funds for ANEEIM will hold its 39th
medical scholarships here and annual banquet at 6 p.m., Sun-
in Israel, is planning its 14th day, at Zack's Catering. Mrs.
annual donor event on March Ethel Weston will be toast-
1, at the Sheraton - Cadillac mistress for the evening, and
Hotel. ' • •
entertainment will be provided
Mrs. Charles Gitlin is honor- by Mrs. Samuel Bicoll, accom-
ary fund-raising vice-president, panied by Belle Manning at
and Mrs. Alex
the piano. Proceeds from the
Friedlaender
banquet go to charity.
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is general
chairman of
Mrs. Molly Starman, presi-
the luncheon,
dent of LADIES OF MOSAIC,
which will be
announces a paid-up member-
highlighted by
ship luncheon at 12:30 p.m.,
ii Wednesday, at Rainbow Ter-
a "Fashions
Around the
race. Mrs. Jacob E. Segal, wife
Clock" show
of Adas Shalom Synagogue's
ing.
rabbi, will review Yael Dayan's
Mrs. Sidney
"New Face in the Mirror."
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Friedla ender,
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Auxiliary
A social meeting and lunch-
president, an-
eonette is planned by PRIM-
nounced that
ROSE BENEVOLENT CLUB at
final luncheon
12 noon, Monday, at Cong. Beth
plans will be
Mrs. Gitlin . I Joseph, 18450 Wyoming. At a
completed at a
I recent meeting, $200 was pre-
meeting at 12:30 p.m., Tuesday,
s
in the home of Mrs. Raymond sented
to Abraham Brickner,
director of the Mu1tip1e
Lipton, 19355 Canterbury.
Sclerosis Foundation.
Walter Klein, assistant direc-
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- for of the Jewish Community
GOOD FELLOWSHIP WOM-
Council, will speak on "Organ EN'S AUXILIARY don ate d
ized Anti-Semitism Today." Mrs. proceeds from a recent brunch
Nathaniel Sandle r, program to a special emergency charity
chairman, will introduce the fund.
speaker..
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Assisting in planning the March 1
Rabbi Aaron Paperman, a
luncheon are Mesdames Arnold Ax- ;
elrod and Alfred Klein, tickets;' graduate of Telshe Yeshivah in
Leonard Haking, Saul Sakwa, David s
Schane, Alan Lakin and Morris ! Europe and presently execu-
Starkman, souvenir book; Charles ! tive vice-president of the recon
Kessler, reservations; E. J. Elman,
Morris Arnkoff, Robert Sobel and stituted Telshe Yeshivah in
George Mogill, hostesses; LeRoy A t- ' Cleveland, will address a
ler, Louis Wasserman, Sam Fink
and Saul Brown, prizes; Emery Ko- m'laveh malkeh of the WOM-
vach and William Usher, decora- ; EN'S ORTHODOX LEAGUE at
tions; A. S. Rogoff, M. Steiner, I. W.
Silver, I. Weisenthal, I. Weiner, L. 1 8:30 p.m., Feb. 27, at Young
Shiovitz Witus, A. Goldberg and lIsrael of Detroit. For reserva-
J. Dubin, past presidents and co-
tions, call Mrs. Hilda Cohen,
ordinators.
In addition to providing schol- TO 5-4934.
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arships for medical students at
HOME RELIEF SOCIETY
Wayne State University, the
University of Michigan and the will meet for a dessert lunch-
Hebrew University in Israel, the eon at 12:30 p.m., Monday, in
Maimonides Women support a the home of Mrs. William Borin,
variety of local philanthropies, 19469 Parkside. Walter E. Klein,
including aid to handicapped assistant director of the Jewish
children and clinical research. Community Council, will be
guest speaker.
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Basieetball at Center
The
annual
Mo'os Hitim
Five games have been sched-
uled by the teen varsity bas- luncheon of the BETH ABRA-
ketball team of the Jewish HAM SISTERHOOD will be
Community. The cagers also held at 12:30 p.m., March 1,
will travel to Toledo for the in the synagogue's Nusbaum
Hall. Mrs. I. Singer, president,
midwest tournament of the
has named Mrs. I. Tennenhouse
Jewish Welfare Board, Feb.
as chairman. Mrs. Morris Adler
27-28.
will review Herman Wouk's
"This Is My God." For tickets,
lematutOoNos" ■ 001 a
call Mrs. S. Schlaff, LI 3-5497;
or Mrs. 0. Band, UN 4-5273.
Dr. Eugene Roberts, chair-
man of the department of bio-
chemistry at the City of Hope,
Duarte, Calif., will address the
City of Hope Cancer Fighters
at 8:30 p.m., Feb. 29, at Holi-
day Manor.
The former Detroiter, who
holds a doctorate in biochemis-
try from the University of
Michigan, graduated cum laude
from Wayne State University
and received a fellowship at
U. of M., where he also earned
his master's degree.
At the City of Hope since
1954, Dr. Roberts is engaged
in cancer research, has pub-
lished over 50 scientific papers
and has addressed many scienti-
fic meetings here and abroad.
A chemical substance known
as GABA (gamma-aminobutyric
acid), reported by Dr. Roberts
in brain and spinal cord in
1950, was the subject of a major
symposium last year under
sponsorship of the U.S. Air
Force. GABA is known to play
a major role in the central
nervous system, and it has been
felt to hold a key to epileptic
and mental disorders.
Dr. Roberts will be coming
to Detroit as the guest of Dr.
Richard Bing, of the WSU
college of medicine.
ROSLYN LICHTENSTEIN
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lichten-
stein, of 18460 S t o e p e 1, an-
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, R o s l y n Janet, to
Edward E. Samet, son of Mr.
Nathan Samet, of 21870 Marlow,
Oak Park, and the late Mrs.
Samet.
Miss Lichtenstein attended
Highland Park Junior College.
Mr. Samet is a graduate of the
Wayne State University college
of pharmacy.
Plans are being made for a
June wedding.
Two foreign exchange stu-
dents, from Brazil and Ger-
many, will highlight a Brother-
hood meeting sponsored by
Councilettes at 1:30 p.m., Sun-
day, at Council House, 8436 W.
McNichols.
Mrs. Miriam Lichtenstein, a
foreign exchange student
brought here by the National
Council of Jewish Women, also
will be on the program.
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