Druggists' Wives Plan Cabaret Night
in Behalf of State of Israel Bonds
LEADERS OF THE WOMEN'S auxiliaries of the pharma-
ceutical societies planning the Israel Cabaret Night, scheduled
for May 28 at the Crystal Room of the Sheraton Cadillac Hotel
on behalf of State of Israel Bonds, are (from left) Mesdames
Pearl Kutnick, member, Supreme Council of Rho Pi Phi; Meyer
Robiner, president, Aesculapian. Ladies Auxiliary; Nathan Pack,
president, Alpha Zeta Omega auxiliary, and Stanley Elkiss, pres-
ident, Rho Pi Phi auxiliary. The program will star Phil Lind,
headliner of the Linde Brothers, and "Renee," known as the
Jewish-American Songbird. Dancing and refreshments also
will be featured.
United Hebrew Schools Summer
Plans Include Hebrew for Adults
A five - week concentrated
course in Hebrew for adults
will be given by the Adult
Studies Department, of the
United Hebrew Schools this
summer.
The twelve- hour-a-week
course in Hebrew language will
be given 9-12 a.m. Monday
through Thursday at the Kasle
Hebrew High School-Midrasha
Building, Schaefer and Seven
Mile Rds.
Selma Fraiberg Gets
Wayne State IT._
Alumni Citation
Selma Horwitz Fraiberg, au-
thor and associate professor at
the Tulane School of Social
Work, was presented the Wayne
State University Alumni Award
Citation for her work in the
problems of emotionally and
psychologically disturbed chil-
dren.
University President Clarence
B. Hilberry made the presenta-
tion at the 93rd Alumni Re-
union •held recently.
In Detroit; in former years,
Mrs. Fraiberg has worked as a
casework supervisor for the
Family. Service Society, the
Jewish Children's Bureau and
the Veterans Administration, as
consultant, lecturer, leader of
institutes; as a teacher at Wayne
State University and the Uni-
versity of Michigan. Author of
30 papers and the award win-
ning book "The Magic Years,"
she has gained national recog-
nition in the fields of child
psychiatry and social work.
Mrs. Fraiberg is married to
Dr. Louis Fraiberg, an associ-
ate professor of English at
Louisiana State University.
They have one child, Lisa, and
make their home in New Or-
leans. Mrs. Fraiberg is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Horwitz, 24350 Jerome, Oak
Park.
Center Older Adults
to Sing at Flint Event
The Older Adult Group of
the Jewish Community Center
will appear at
the Torah
Fund Lunch-
eon of Beth
Israel Syna-
gogue, Flint,
1 2 : 3 0 p . m .
Wednesday.
The choral
group, under
the direction
of Cantor
Cantor Fenakel Nicholas Fen-
akel, will appear in a cantata.
In addition, Cantor Fenakel will
render solo selections. Mrs.
Ruth Tribute is accompanist.
Michael Deshe and Shlomo
Steinberger, Israeli exchange
teachers, and Menachem Glazer
and A b e Lachover, regular
UHS staff members, will teach
the accelerated course.
Other adult courses in Hebrew
conversation for beginners and
intermediates will be held morn-
ings and evenings, twice a we*.
The United Hebrew Sao
announces registration is
for summer programs
UHS departments. Cl
be held July 3-28.
All enrolled ele
tart' stu-
dents of the UHS
e eligible
to attend the reg
r summer
activities program.
cept for
swimming and outin
ys, this
group will meet 9:15 a.
p.m. Monday through Friday.
An accelerated program for
the elementary_ student inter-
ested in advancing a grade will
meet 9:15 a.m.-12:30 p.m. daily.
Pupils recommended by the
principal of their school branch
are eligible to register for the
accelerated • course.
A "special help p
for students who
ength-
ening in thei
• les will meet
9:15-11 a. •
aily. Students in
this gr
may
gister for
the re ar su
ies
progr.
in
partic
portati
student
The high scho
er pro'
gram wil
e four groups
and a • aratory class for ele-
me
school graduates plan-
n
to at - • • t
-b ew High
ool. Hou ,
•
•nday
ur
The •
am will in
a
•cial work-stud
ect for
a
lik-
and will
culmin
weekend.
The
ege department wi
me
a.m.-1 p.m. Monda
th ay at the
rew
ilding.
The
elude
Elazar, Prof. Shlo
renof,
hlomo S
er and Dr.
eisner.
For information, call the
United Hebrew Schools, DI
1-3407. _
Algerian
in Ar
.
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ebellion
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, (JTA) — Th J ish
cam
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and
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rec
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fic
orld Jewish
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lie
ere who
fea
y of Algerian
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ng the French army
rebellion against President de
Gaulle.
JWV Activities
A luncheon will be served by
the Lt. ELI LEVIN AUXIL-
IARY at the installation of of-
ficers noon 'Tuesday at the
Memorial Home.
Department president Char-
lotte Rosen will install Ida
Kushner, president; Louba Lup-
piloff and Ida Phillips, vice-
presidents; Esther Singerman,
chaplain; Lillian Braunstein,
treasurer; Jeanne Polansky, re-
cording secretary; Emily Cutler,
historian; Bessie Brown conduc-
tress; Bertha Kersch, patriotic
instructress; Ruth Goldsher,
guard; and Gertrude Hoberman
and Louba Luppiloff, trustees.
*. * *
New members of South Oak-
land County Chapter of Hadas-
sah, as well as old members
who have enrolled a new mem-
ber this year, will be enter-
tained at a fashion show and
tea 12:30 p.m., Tuesday at Tam
O'Shanter Country Club.
Two prizes, three days at the
Neverly Resort in New York
and a Motor City week-end in-
cluding dinner, theater 'tickets
and motel reservations, will be
presented. Songs highlighting
Hadassah projects will arso be
on the program. _
LAWRENCE H. JONES POST
announces officers for the corn-
ing year are commander, Joseph
Jones; vice commanders, Alfred
Plotkin and Samuel S. Scharg•
adjutant, Harry Nathan; a
quartermaster, Henry Hochm
An installation party in
junction with the auxiliary
be. held 8 p.m. Sunday at the
Memorial Home, 4095 W. Davi- wedding is planned.
son. Featured will be a program
and refreshments.
*
*
*
SHOLOM AUX ILIARY will
honor outgoing President Mrs.
Milton Zimmerman at a luncheon
noon June 6 at Aunt Fanny's
Restaurant.
* * *
The annual installatio
officers of
BALE
ill take
:30
uesday in the
me of '- rs. Joseph Resk,
19318 Santa arbara. Mr Si
ney Cohen,
artment
president,
loWing •
Nathan
vice-pre
s;
treasurer; Cele
is
instructress;
rman and
He
r zberg, chaplains;
aurice Bale, Morris Can-
tor and Charles Eichenhorn,
trustees. Mrs. Benson Leet, pro-
gram chairman, announces guests
are invited. The Auxiliary pre-
sented a 50-star silk Ameri-
can flag to the Pitcher Elemen-
tary School Wednesday.
SOC Hadassah Holds
Fashion Show-Tea
for New Members
Terman-Tarnopol
Engagement Told
am.
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