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At its annual elections the
officers 9 p.m. Monday at the
Hayim Greenberg Center. A so- metropolitan Detroit Bnai Brith
Council elected Morris Diren-
cial hour will follow.
feld president for the 1961-62
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YOUNG WOMEN'S BICUR term.
Direnfeld has been a member
CHOLEM will hold election of
officers 12:30 p.m. Tuesday at of Pisgah Lodge and one of
the home of Mrs. Joseph Kay, the founders of Harry B. Keidan
Lodge, Bnai
17275 Magnolia.
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Britn, serving
as it s fourth
KINNERET CHAPTER, io-
president.
neer Women, will celebr
Other officers
lavt • :30 p.m. Thursday a
of the Council
the Hayim Greenberg Center.
are Jack
Irving Zeitli of the Sholen
Leeds, M a u r-
Aleichem School will be gues
ice Zeiger, Sol
speaker, according to Mrs. Sar
s;:
Moss and
Kanter, culture chairman. H
Julius K a h n,
AMERICAN HAVEN CLUB esses will be Mrs. Katie C
v ice-pres i-
will hold a fund-raising lunch-
Mrs. Eva Troi • ee.
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dents; Harry
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DIRENFELD Pearson trea-
partme
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ill hold its
ual fund- surer; Sol Superfon, secretary;
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Ha mb
lic is inv
For reservations,
Trustees are Harry Nathan
III T A.
call S
Korby, DI 1-0528.
and Julius Berkowitz, co-chair-
Wo n,
ore Clubs Page 23)
men, Bernard Whiteman, Louis

man, Stanford Freedman, Stan-
ford Leeds, Stewart Small, Ar-
nold Levitsky, Bernard Adelson,
Milford Nemer, Leslie West,
Sanford Hoffman, Howard Pass-
man, Marshall Lowenstein, Don-
ald Golde, Rodney Landsman,
Walter Rosenberg, Charles Helf-
man, Sam Kletter and Morris
Huler, board members. Distin-
guished service awards and
merit certificates will be •re-
sented. A social h
by Mrs. Ar
chafer, will
follow.
large of luncheon
are
ames Stanford Freed-
and Irving Laker.

Trotsky, Israel Eizen, Sol Stein-
berg, Na than Rubenstein,
Charles Abram, Avram Charlip
and Rudolf Meyerson.
Officers will be officially in-
stalled June 14 at a dinner
dance in Bnai Moshe Synagogue,
by Sidney J. Karbel, past grand
president of District Grand
Lodge No. 6.
For tickets, call the Enai
Brith Council office, DI 1-0831,
or any of the lodge presidents.
Lou Trotsky is in charge of
sales.

United Hebrew Schools
Oak Park PTO Meets

The Oak Park Branch of the
United Hebrew Schools will hold
its last PTO meeting of the year
8:30 p.m. Wednesday at Cong.
Bnai Moshe.
A member of the faculty will
speak on "Jewish Communities
in Post-War Europe." Refresh-
Meats will be served.

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CONG. BETH MOSES SIS-
TERHOOD Will hold installation
of Officers Wednesday. Family
and friends are invited.
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FIDELITY LADIES CLUB
recently installed Mesdames
Philip Shapiro, president; Dave
Glanzrock, vice president; Mike
Hertzberg. treasurer; Jack
Greenberg, secretary; D a v e
Cooperman, publicity; Sidney
Leib, sunshine; Arthur Rothen-
berg, hospitaler; Joseph Brown,
chaplain; Betty Fisher, tele-
phone; Sidney Gorman, general
chairman; Louis Bensman, Ed-
ward Stark, Dave Cooperman
and Sidney Gorman, trustees;
Henry Pokart, Sam Nemeth,
Harry Warsh, Dorothy Gantz,
Max Label, Henry Westheimer,
Hyman Greer, Tillie Greenberg
and Arnold Fuller, board mem-
bers. •
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TEMPLE ISRAEL SISTER-
HOOD will hold its third annual
retreat Wednesday through Fri-
day at Haven Hill, near Pontiac,
announces Mrs. Sidney Solomon,
chairman. The convention will
include study sesions, prayer
services and relaxation. Theme
of the. study session will be
"The Many Faces of the Bible,"
according to Mrs. M. Robert
Syme, program chairman. The
subject will include as topics
"The Search for Happiness,"
"The God of the Priests," "The
God of the Prophets," and
Man's Cruelty, God's Compas-
sion." Mrs. Julius Pliskow will
conduct the musical portion of
the program and Mrs. Harold
Bobroff will lead prayer serv-
ices. Mrs. Paul Monchnik is
reservations chairman.
* * *
CONG. GEMILUTH CHAS-
SODIM SISTERHOOD will hold
its annual rummage sale May
28 through June 4 on the cor-
ner of Webb Ave. and Dexter
Blvd. For information, call MrS.
B. Selig, chairman, UN 4-5712.
* *
DETROIT. JUNIOR CHAP-
TER, Jewish National Home for
Asthmatic Children at Denver,
will hold its installation lunch-
eon Wednesday at the home of
Mrs. Alfred Shevin, 17525 Wil-
demere, according to Mrs. James
Golden, installing officer. The
new slate includes Mesdames
Robert Steinberg, president; Ar-
nold Schafer, Emil Weiss and
Henry Lenhoff, vice presidents;
Alfred Shevin, Martin Jacob and
Allan Levin, secretaries; Irving
Laker, treasurer; Sanford Peri-

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THE DETROIT JEWIS H NEWS — Friday, May 19, 1 9.61

NEW STUDY CLUB will hold
its final meeting of the season
12:30 p.m. Wednesday at the
home of Mrs. Lillian Schwartz,
19216 Forrer, announces Presi-
dent Mrs. Robert Fenkel. Des-
sert luncheon will be served.
* * *
DEBORAH SERVICE
LEAGUE will meet 8:30 p.m.
Monday at the home of Mrs.
Sol Miller, 18650 Roselawn, for
the election of officers, an-
nounces President Mrs. May-
nard Feldman. The installation
luncheon will be held June 17
at the Scotch and Sirloin Res-
taurant. For information, c
UN 1-1974.
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CLUB
JUNIOR PRIMRO
will hold its final so • meeting
of the season
ay at the
ey Tennen
home of Mrs • S
house, 15430
semary, Oak
house,
Park. A rum
,e sale will be
at the Ameri-
held Wedne
can Legion
11. For informa-
tion, call
rilyn Shecht, UN
4-2485.
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GOOD ELLOWSHIP WO-
MEN'S
XILIARY will hold
a brunc
oon Saturday at the
home of
S. L. Schecter, 19743
Freeland
osteses will incluc
Mesdames
• ochman
o-
way and A. tests are
invited. Proceeds will go to
charity.

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Name Direnfeld to Head Detroit
Bnai Brith Council for 1961-62