Women's
The 21st annual donor lunch-
eon of the Fannie Gluck Chap-
ter of Mizrachi Women will be
held at 12
noon, Tues-
day, at Rain-
bow Terrace.
In announcing
the event, Mrs.
Saul Cohen,
president of
t h e chapter,
stated that an
original d r a-
matic narra7
tion written
Mrs. Cohen
a n d directed
by Mrs. Joshua S. Sperka will
be presented. It is titled "The
Miracle." Also on the program
will be Mrs. Samuel Koven,
soprano, who will sing several
selections, accompanied at the
piano by Vivian Kozenn Stoll-
man. For donor tickets, call
Mrs. P a u 1 Fenton, chairman,
UN 2-5772.
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JUNIOR PRIMROSE CLUB
will introduce a slate of new
officers at 8:30 p.m., Monday,
in the Oak Park • Community
Center. Nominations also will be
accepted from the floor. Tickets
and reservations must be
ordered at this time for the
May 9 mother , and children's
dinner to be held at the May-
fair Room. For information, call
Mrs. Beverly Gold, LI 5-1926.
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A fund-raising luncheon is
planned by the AMERICAN
HAVEN CLUB this Tuesday
afternoon, in Federal's Grand
River-Oakman auditorium. • For
reservations, call Mrs. D. Gar-
ber, LI 6-5968.
GOLDA MYERSON CHAP-
TER, Pioneer Women, will meet
at 12:30 p.m., Tuesday, in the
Hayim Greenberg Center, when
Esther Mendelson will speak on
"Amdrican Affairs." Hostesses
will be Fannie Yarrows and
Mamie Simmon s. Discarded
clothes, furniture and dishes
are currently being collected
for rummage. For pick-up, call
DI 1-3523 or UN 1-1659.
A regular meeting of the
JEWISH WOMEN'S EURO-
PEAN WELFARE ORGANIZA-
TION is planned this Monday
afternoon, at the Davison Jew-
ish Center, when final arrange-
ments will be made for the 40th
anniversary mother and daugh-
ter donor luncheon. Dessert
luncheon will be served.
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At a meeting Tuesday, of the
UNITED. ORDER OF TRUE
SISTER S, the following new
officers were elected: Mesdames
George Rosenberg, president;
Simon Traurig, vice-president;
Herman Schonberg, Stanley
Baar and Irving Bernstein,
secretaries; H a r old Jackson,
treasurer; Saul Kaplan, mentor;
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Krieger Captures Fencing Crowns
activities
By adding the Michigan State and will compete in the na-
mens foil and sabre champion- tionals, July 4 to 9, in New
ships to his already impressive York. Here he will try for his
string of fencing victories, By- third Olympic berth.
Krieger, who won the sabre
ron Krieger boosted the number
of wins to 54 championships. crown in the fifth world Mac-
Krieger, the noted Olympic cabiad in Israel in 1957, gained_
fencer, thus establishes a rec- his state sabre title this year
ord of state and Midwest crowns with a record of no defeats.
that no other fencer can come
For the
close to matching.
Perfect Affair ...
His latest_ victories were in
the - state eliminations held
April 23, at Oak Park High
School. Krieger will defend his
and His Orchestra
Midwest -f oil championship,
UN 3-3737
May 21 and 22, at Elgin, Ill.,
Rolfe Weil, warden; Leonard man. A complete hot meal din-
Pin t e r, guardian; and Fred ner will be catered and served,
and a program featuring enter-
Selesko, three-year. trustee.
5
tainment for adults and chil-
DETROIT LINK, Order of dren is planned. Prizes and
the Golden Chain, will hold its favors will also be awarded.
first board meeting for newly- F..,r tickets and information,
elected officers and board mem- call Mrs. Greenberg, KE 3-4947.
bers at 8:30 p.m., Tuesday, in
Mrs. Harry Mondry will be
the home of Mrs. Esther Horo-
witz, worthy ma t r o n, 18467 hostess at a luncheon in honor
of her new grandchild, son of
Mendota.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Mondry,
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NEGBAH CHAPTER, Pio- at 12:30 p.m., May 3, at Hayim
Center. The lunch-
neer Women, will meet Wednes- Greenberg
eon will be dedicated to World_
day 12:30 p.m., at the .Hayim Jewish
Child's Day, announces
Greenberg Center. The slate of
Rosa Naimark, president
nominees for the forthcoming Mrs.
ONE, Pioneer Women.
season will be presented by of CLUB
-3 program will include a talk
Florence Primack. Mesdames TI-
b y ignin•LC
on World Jewish Child's Day.
Spielman and Nove will be by
Chana
Michlin
and
a
reading
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hostesses.
by Mrs. J. Serling. Mrs. M.
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* * *
Krame will preside. For reser-
Formation of the OAKLAND vations, call Mrs. Naimark, UN
15205 W. 7 MILE RD.
HILLS CHAPTER of Women's 4-4530.
American ORT (Organization
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for Rehabilitation t h r o u g h
Dr. Max Rosenfield will
Training) was announced this address KINNERET CHAPTER,
week. The group was organized Pioneer Women, at 12:30 p.m.,
by Town and Country Chapter Wednesday, in the Hayim
Distinction in Photography
during the recent National ORT Greenberg C e n t e r. For this
Membership Day.
Independence Day pr o g r a m,
for
Your
Weddings and Bar Mitzvahs
* * *
Mesdames Katie Goldberg and
Formals • Candids • 3 D's • Movies
TOWN AND COUNTRY Mollie Goldberg will be host-
CHAPTER, Women's American esses.
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ORT, will install its newly-elect-
UN 1-9000
CALL MR. ROSEN
PURITY CHAPER, Order of
ed officers at .the third annual
mother and daughter banquet, the Eastern Star, will hold a
to be held May 10, at Sammy's business meeting at 7:45 p.m.,
Avalon Room. The officers are Monday, at Eastern Star Tem-
YobR HEIRLOOM
BRING IN YOUR
Mesdames Benjamin Brant, ple, 80 W. Alexandrine. A so-
AND LET US DESIGN A NEW SETTING
president; Milton Superstine, cial will follow, featuring mem-
THAT BECOMES YOU!
Melvin Schwarz, Paul Sherizen bers of the Baton Club, who
and Jerome Friedman, vice- are associate conductresses of
presidents; Allan Cutler, Sol Wayne and Macomb Counties,
Friedman and William Fitzer- in a surprise skit Refreshments
man, secretaries; and Myron will be served.
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Bakst, treasurer. For banquet
NORTHWEST CHAPTER,
reservations, call Mrs. Arthur
Cole, LI. 7-2915; or Mrs. Ber- Jewish National Home for
Asthmatic Children at Denver,
nard Bocknek, LL 4-8801.
will hold an open meeting at 8
* * *
p.m., Wednesday, in the home
Is your jewelry as up-to-date
HEBREW LADIES • AID SO- of
Mrs. Strauss, 14261 W. Lin-
CIETY will hold a mother and can,
as you are?
Oak Park. Rabbi Sherwin
daughter banquet Thursday, 6 T. Wine,
of
Temple
Beth
El;
Visit With The Lattin's at
p.m.; at Holiday Manor. Mrs. will review. Dan Jacobson's
Julia Ring is 'chairman. For book, "The Zulu and the Zeide."
QUALITY
reservations call Mrs. Sophie For reservations, call Mrs.
JEWELERS
Janawitz, VE 5-5333; Mrs. Kate Strauss, LI. 64926; or Mrs. Me-
Thurs., Fri.
129.131 W. NINE MILE ROAD
Bodansky, UN 2-6514; Mrs. Reg-
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PERNDALE 20. MICHIGAN -
dow, DI. 1-1996.
Sat. to 9
gie White, UN 4-5452.
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AID SOCIETY will hold its 15th
annual donor luncheon this
Wednesday, at Sammy's Avalon
Room. Arella Barley, talented
young singer and guitarist, will
entertain. For reservations, call
UN. 2-0792.
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Ladies Auxiliar y, FIRST
GALICIAN SOCIETY OF DE-
TROIT, has planned its annual
mother and daughter dinner at
6:30 p.m., Wednesday, at Rain-
bow Terrace. Entertainment is
planned, and there will be spe- D
cial prizes for the oldest and
youngest mothers present. Res-
ervations are available by call-
ing Mrs. R. Wauldron, BR
2-0024; or Mrs. I. Adler, DI
1-4529.
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A board meeting of BNAI
DAVID SISTERHOOD will be
held Monday evening, in the
social hall of the synagogue,
on Southfield Rd. Mrs. Charles
Shere, nominating chairman,
will give a report. Hostesses
will be Mesdames Mollie Fel-
lows, Seldon Leach, Bernard
Dosie and Sam Kane.
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GEMILUTH CHASSODIM
WOMEN will hold its annual
rummage sale Monday through
Wednesday, on the corner of
Dexter and Collingwood. Dona-
tions will be used toward
kitchen equipment in the new
synagogue, on Greenfield and
Vassar.
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The sixth annual mother and
daughter banquet of EVER-
GREEN JEWISH CONG. SIS-
TERHOOD will be held. at 6:30
p.m., May 10, in the synagogue,
19169 Evergreen, announces
Mrs. Sheldon, Greenberg, chair-
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