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Detroit Pioneer Women's Council Launches Drive to Raise 60 000
iVomen's Clubs
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PRIMROSE BENEVOLENT
CLUB will hold its 28th annual
donor luncheon 12:30 p.m. Nov:
27 at the Town
a n d Country
Club. announc-
ed President
Mrs. Harry
Br own. Pro-
ceeds will be
used to aid
needy families
and will be
donated to
other philan- •
thropic causes. Mrs. Brown
Margaret Carter will be featured
in a musical program. Prizes
will also highlight the event.
For tickets, call Mrs. J. Kobrin,
UN 3-4057, or Mrs. N. Sandler.
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KINNERET CHAPTER, Pi-
oneer Women, will hold a lunch-
eon and games party noon
Wednesday at Federal's Depart-
ment Store, 10735 Grand River,
announces Sarah Kaplan, special
projects chairman. Proceeds will
be donated to the Child Rescue
Fund. Friends are invited. For
tickets, call Rae Feinberg, UN
1-8940. Members and friends
are invited to an all-day open
house to be given by Ann Fisher
at her home, 19365 Monica. The
affair, for the benefit of the
Child Rescue Fund, will begin
at noon. Food will be served
all day, as well as an evening
dinner.
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NEGBAH CHAPTER, Pioneer
Women, will meet 12:30 p.m.
Wednesday at the home of Mrs.
Hyman Greenbaum, 24271 Con-
don, Oak Park. Mrs. Isadore
Kaplan and Mrs. Fred Schumer
will report on. current events
in Israel and the United States.
For transportation, call UN
3-7450. Friends are invited.
Men's Clubs
CONG. BNAI DAVID MEN'S
CLUB will hold a night of
games 5:30 p.m. Thursday at
the synagogue. Turkeys and
baskets of food will be given
away. Proceeds will be given to
the synagogue. Committee in-
cludes Dave Liebow, Irwin Rat-
ner, Hugh Warsh and Ray
Steinberg.
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BETH AARON MEN'S CLUBS
will hold its annual cabaret
night 6:30 p.m. Sunday at the
synagogue, announces President
A 1 1 a n Rosenberg. Emanuel
Greenlick is program chairman.
Lee Walters and his orchestra
will entertain with Lena Gor-
don and Eagle and Mann pro-
viding song and comedy. Dinner
will be served. For ticket in-
formation, call Greenlick, UN
3-4009.
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A fund-raising goal of $60,000 and will discuss his experiences
has been set by the Detroit there, and Mort Freeman, bari-
Council of Pioneer Women and tone.
Funds. raised by the 1,300
its 17 constituent chapters, it
Was announced by Mrs. Norman local members help to maintain
Leemon, president of the Pioneer Women's vast network
of social services throughout
Council.
The climax of the drive will Israe 1, including children's
take place at the annual donor homes, day nurseries, rehabili-
tation centers for immigrant
event and tea
women and girls, vocational and
to be held at
trade schools, agricultural youth
noon Dec. 12
villages, special clubs for Arab
in Temple
women and more than 200 train-
Israel. Mrs.
ing centers in frontier villages.
Richard B.
These services are co-ordinated
Kramer, donor
through Pioneer Women's sister
chairman, an-
organization in Israel, Moetzet
nounces that
Hapoalot (Working Women's
a I 1 contribu-
Federation).
tors to t h e
In charge of the 1962 fund
campaign will
raising campaign is Mrs. Moe
have an oppor-
Saslave, vice-president of funds,
tunity . to hear
assisted by Mesdames Wilbur
I. L. Kenen.
Shapiro and David Dworkin,
editor of the
Moetzet Hapoalot chairman; Mrs.
Near East Re-
Kenen Albert Herman and Mrs. Herman
port, who has
recently returned from Israel
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MISS CLAUDIA. RATTNER
Art Exhibit Will
Aid Salk Institute
Dr. and Mrs. Bernard Rattner
of Skokie, Ill., announce the en-
gagement of their daughter,
The Art for Science Exhibit, Claudia Lynne, to Frederick
a benefit for the Salk Institute Barry Gold, son of Mi. and Mrs.
for Biological Studies, will be Samuel Gold of Oak Dr.
held with an opening preview
Miss Rattner is a senior at
reception 8 p.m. Tuesday and an
open Public Day on Wednesday the University of Michigan. Her
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fiance is a junior at the U. of
at the Scarab Club of Detroit, M. Law School, where he is
217 Farnsworth.
affiliated with Tau Epsilon Rho
Greater Detroit will be one of fraternity. A June wedding is
seven cities in the nation to
planned.
see this exhibit of paintings and
sculpture of the American Phy-
sicans Art Association, all works Hordes Agency Places
having been juried.
High Across Nation
The Detroit showing is joint-
The Earl Hordes Agency, local
ly sponsored by the Michigan
Chapter, National Society of In- representatives for the Columbus
terior Designers, and the Wo- .1‘iutual Life Insurance Company,
men's Auxiliaries to the Medical Columbus, 0., ranked fourth in
Societies of Metropolitan De- total insurance sales for the
month of October according to
troit.
Mrs. Samuel Danto is exhibit an announcement by Fred C.
coordinator; Aaron Lebow ex- Adams, Columbus Mutual's sup-
hibit co-chairman, representing erintendent of agencies.
Agency Associate George Gray
NSID; and Mrs. John H. Gans-
chow, exhibit co-chairman, repre- was cited for his October life
senting the auxiliaries of the insurance sales which ranked
him second among more than
Medical Societies.
1,050 sales representatives
throughout
the country.
Bnai Brith Girls
William Hordes was commend-
to Hold Institute
ed for the position he earned
among the top 20 life insurance
of Chairmen Training
The Greater Detroit Bnai Brith sales leaders in October.. The
Girls Council will hold its Insti- Hordes Agency is located at
tute of Chairmen Training on 17616 Wyoming.
Sunday at the Hayim Greenberg
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The agenda includes seminars,
programming workshops and
presentations. More than 150
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in carrying out youth program-
ming on a lodge and chapter
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Nations have recently been
led to borrow billions for war;
no nation has ever borrowed
largely for education. Probably
no nation is rich enough to
pay for both war and civiliza-
tion. We must make our choice;
we cannot have both.
—Abraham Flexner
Nations.
The Book Review Club spon-
sored by the Detroit Council of
Pioneer Women announces that
Mrs. Stanley Waxenberg will re-
view "The Slave," by Isaac
Bashevis Singer, 1 p.m. Saturday
at the home of Mrs. Irving
Posner, 18111 Muirland. Guests
are invited.
Veterans Day, formerly Ar-
mistice Day, will be celebrated
by the local community at a
patriotic program 8:30 p.m. Sun-
day in the Ballroom of the Jew-
ish Music Center, 14868 Schae-
fer.
Joe Paul of. Ishpeming, Amer-
ican Legion commander for the
Department of Michigan, will
deliver the evening's principal
address following an introduc-
tion by Norman N. Robbins,
commander of the Detroit Dis-
tricts Association of the veteran
organization.
Presented under the joint
auspices of the Criterion Club
and the Julius Rosenwald Post
of the American Legion, the
program will include a concer-
tette of classical music and ar-
tistic ballet, with a social hour
of popular dancing and refresh-
ments.
The public is welcome with-
out charge.
Engtzgement Told
LT. ROY F. GREEN AUXIL-
IARY will hold a membership
party Tuesday at the home of
Past Department President Mrs.
John Nemon. Refreshments will
be served. Mrs. Faye Berman
is membership chairman. Pros-
pects are urged to call Mrs.
Milton Spiro, president, UN
4-7043.
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BLOCH - ROSE POST AND
AUXILIARY will hold their an-
nual joint membership affair,
la smorgasbord supper and cock-
I tail party, 7:30 p.m. Sunday at
the Veterans' Home, 4095 W.
1Davison. Interested members
are urged to call Pauline Good-
I man, BR 3-5719, or Jack. Ber-
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man.
first delegation to the United
Veterans Day Program
Planned by Criterion
Club, Rosenwald Post
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Kanter, chairmen for special
projects. Chair of arrangements
for the donor tea is Mrs. Norman
Kanter.
Kenen is executive director of
the American Israel Public
Affairs Committee. He was secre-
tary of the American Jewish
Conference. Has been instru-
mental in organizing Jewish
delegations to the U. N. and
served as a member of Israel's
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