TOWN AND COUNTRY CHAP-
DETROIT JUNIOR CHAPTER,
TER, Women's American ORT, Jewish National Home for Asth-
Women's
ALONAH CHAPTER of Pi- man; Norman Adilman, pledge the Yeshiva Scholarship fund.
oneer Women will hold their an- chairman; Sam Baker, program For reservations, call donor
nual games night Tuesday, 8 p.m. chairman; Jack Greenberg, ticket chairman Mrs. Louis Honigman,
at the Labor Zionist Institute. chairman and Samuel Wexler, UN 3-7232, or Mrs. Walter Ep-
Refreshments will be served. For publicity chairman. A fashion stein, DI 1-3523.
tickets call Ruth Schoenfeld, KE. show and prizes will be featured.
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7-6161.
CONG. GEMILUTH CHASSO-
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MUSIC STUDY CLUB will
SHERUTH LEAGUE will hold a luncheon'rally 12:30 p.m. DIM SISTERHOOD will hold a
present Dr. Sarah Dubo, associ- Tuesday at the home of Mrs. "Charity Bazaar" from 2 p.m.
ate director of Hawthorn Cen- Nedwin Smokier, 1720 Strath- until 9 p.m. Nov. 19 at the syna-
ter at Northville, as guest cona, announces PreSident Mrs. gogue. Booths will feature baked
speaker on "The Residential Gilbert Schoenfeld. Appearing on goods, plants, gift shop items,
homemade preserves and a game
Treatment of Girls" . Tuesday at the program
room for youngsters. The public
the Sholem Aleichem Institute. will be Collins
is invited.
Coffee and cake will be served. George, music
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The public is invited, free of critic f o r the
CLUB
TWO,
Pioneer Women,
charge. Sheruth League pro- Detroit Free
will meet 12:30 p.m. Wednesday
v i cl e s weekend camping for Press; Mrs.
at the Hayim Greenberg Center,
emotionally disturbed children. George Tere-
announces President Mrs. Bessie
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belo, vocalist;
Zarenkin. Mrs. S. Stashifsky will
IOTA ALPHA PI ALUMNAE Mrs. Morris
discuss the donor affair. Mrs.
will meet 8:30 p.m. Nov. 9 at Stein, acconip-
Hana Michlin will be featured
the home of Mrs. Fred Lax, anist; and Mrs.
speaker. A report on the conven-
21641 Parklawn, to d i s c u s s Samuel Koven,
tion held in . Pittsburgh will be
plans for the Hanukah party.
chairman of Mrs. Schoenfeld given by delegates. Lunch will be
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the day. By presenting three served.
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WORKMEN'S CIRCLE WOM- luncheon rallies in consecutive
EN'S DIVISION will hold a des- weeks( this is the first), the Club
SISTERS 0
IZRAC
sert luncheon 12:30 p.m. Mon- calls attention to its forthcom- will hold a
uka
day at the Center, 18340 W. ing annual Artist Concert, to be party Dec.
Holi
Seven Mile. Featured will be the held 8:30 p.m. Nov. 28 at the announces
ent
Detroit
Institute
of
Art.
film on Leonard Bernstein's
Goldberg
n-
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,
Moscow concert.
igman an
are
air-
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TEMPLE BETH EL SISTER- men.
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ZEDAKAH CLUB will meet HOOD will hear Rabbi Lawrence
noon Monday at the home of N. Mahrer review "The Pawn-
DETROIT LADIES LECHEM
Mrs. Kalman Shapiro, 3810 W. broker" by Edward L. Wallant on ANEEIM will meet 12:30 p.m.
Outer Dr. President Mrs. Mau- Tuesday.
Wednesday at Cong. Beth Yehu-
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rice Knopper has announced the
dah to plan to annual Hanukah
CHANA
CZENESH
CHAPTER,
appointment of chairmen for the
luncheon
to be held Nov. 22.
annual donor luncheon to be held Pioneer Women, will meet 12:30
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p.m.
Monday
at
the
Hayim
Green-
Dec. 12 at Town and Country
NG. AHAVAS A IM IS-
berg
Center
to
hear
Mrs.
S.
L.
A.
Club. They are as follows: Mes-
n-
dames Leonard Shapiro, donor Marshall speak on "My Two Trips
chairman; Joe Staub, book chair- to Israel." Ruth and Jessie
y in
so-
Bright will serve as hostesses.
ha of e synagogue. "Meet
Guests are invited.
"HOLIDAYS IN ISRAEL,"
the Gana a skit I der, t
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di-
. –
rection
TS.
H
U
te-
GT01.
FILMED IN COLOR AND
pre
GROU
th Oak
County man,
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RECORDED IN ISRAEL, Hada
:30 p.m.
TEMPLE
Mrs. AleX
WINS WIDE ACCLAIM. Tuesd
Etkin,
e Judge Nathan
Roycou , Hunting- HO
man as uest s
FILM MAY BE BORROWED AT ton Woods. A -film, "Fif
will
ak
acle Minutes" will be s •wn. A 13.
NO COST WHATSOEVER.
1
will be served. an
More than 400 organizations dessert luncheon
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ser
on
a 1
have shown the Israeli full-color
GERTRUDE VIEDRAH CLUB
Ki , GR
8.
film, "Holidays in Israel" since announces the election of offi-
ore Clubs o age 25
it was first introduced in January, cers: Mesdames Eva Pinkis, presi-
1961. The film has won wide dent; Dorothy King, vice presi-
praise in 28 states; also in Canada dent; Anne Grossman and Lil-
and the Canal Zone. There are lian Garber, secretaries; Molly
showings booked well into 1962. Cameron, treasurer and Rose
"We showed 'Holidays in Tachna, sunshine chairman.
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Israel' to our Jewish personnel
CONG.
BETH
ABRAHAM SIS-
and it was viewed most enthu-
siastically," wrote the Jewish TERHOOD will hold a board
meeting 8:30 p.m. Monday in the
chaplain of an Army camp in
Nusbaum Hall. Hostesses will be
Arizona. "You have proVided Mesdames Irving Michaels and
the Jewish community with a Harvey .
Eichenhorn. The donor
most wonderful cultural pro- luncheon planning committee
gram." And from the program will meet 12:30 p.m. Tuesday in
director of a Jewish camp in the synagogue. Hostesses will be
Michigan: ". . . this is the best Mesdaines Irving Adler and Sid-
film I have ever seen on the ney Schlaff. -
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subject." Scores of other ap-
JEWISH
WOMEN
EUROPEAN
preciative letters echo the same
WELFARE ORGANIZATION
sentiment.
will -hold a special meeting noon
"Holidays in Israel", portrays
Monday at the Jericho Temple,
in vivid color and magnificent 18495 Wyoming. Mrs. Fay Bass
original music the observance of will be hostess. Final arrange-
Passover and Shevuoth in the ments will be made for the lunch-
-cities and settlements of Israel. eon scheduled for Nov. 16. Mes-
The scenes of the country are d. es 0. H; Kavieff
Ja
fascinating. But the most de-
der are eh man
ti
airma
ctiv
lightful feature of all is the
For
ati TY
human element—the people of
4
Israel, especially the children.
NG TH S
OM
As one viewer declared after
HOO ill meet 8:30 p.m'.
showing before_his organization:
ednesday in the synagogue so-
Mowhere but in the State of cial hall. Walter E. Klein, execu-
Israel does the whole nation join tive director of the Jewish Com-
with such enthusiasm in the munity Council of Metropolitan
ceremonies of these holidays." _ Detroit, will speak on "The Goals
Any bona fide organization of Community Relations." Re-
may book the film "Holidays in freshments will be served. Guests
Israel"! at no cost, except return are invited. The sisterhood will
postage after the showing. All hold its fall rummage sale Nov.
the program chairman need do 5 through 14 at 420 S.. Main,
is to write to the sponsor, men- Royal Oak. For information, call
tioning that he or she read about Mesdames R. Suhd, LI 3-2158, or
VI-Iolidays in Israel" in this R. Freedman, * LI S 1-8964.
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publication. Address the letter
LADIES OF'YESHIVATH
to Film Dept., H. J. Heinz Co. BETH YEHUDAH AND WO-
P. 0. Box .57, Pittsburgh 30, Pa. MEN'S SABBATH LEAGUE will
The Heinz people will answer hold their 34th annual Donor
immediately, giving full instruc- Luncheon 12:30 p.m. Tuesday at
tions as to how to arrange for a Holiday Manor. Transportation
will be provided at noon. Pro-
free showing of the film.
ceeds from the affair will go to
will hold a board meeting 8 p.m.
Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Ber-
nard Bocknek, 24001 Moritz.
Plans for the paid-up member-
ship night will be discussed.
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RODIN CLUB will meet 1 p.m.
Thursday at the home of Mrs.
Nathan Fishman, 333 Covington.
Plans for the Hanukah project
will be discussed. A dessert
luncheon will be served.
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NEGBAH CHAPTER, Pioneer
Women, will meet 12:30 p.m.
Wednesday at the home of Mrs.
Rose Gayer. Guest speaker will
be Mrs. Nettie Turner of the
Council's traveling seminar.
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JULIUS ROSENWALD POST,
American Legion, will hold
a regular meeting 8:30 p.m.
Wednesday at Cong. Beth Yehu-
dah, 17556 Wyoming.
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