activities in Society

Barbara Bercutt of Omaha was honored at a recipe luncheon
given recently at the home of Mrs. Morris A. Fishkin for 16 guests.
Favors and decorations were designed by Mrs. Wilhelmina Sanow
of Allen Park.
Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Ben-Zvi Harrison of Ramat Yochanan,
Israel, arrived in Detroit this week for a visit with his family—
the Harrisons, Haymans, Keers and Mandels. They are the house
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Keer, 18619 Steel. Meyer Ben-Zvi
left Detroit for Israel 35 years ago, at the age of 19, with the
earliest group of local Halutzim. He settled in Ramat Yochanan-
the settlement named in honor of South African General Jan
Christian Smuts who was one of the leading world Christian sup-
porters of the Zionist movement—and was among its builders into
the present successful kibbutz. The Meyer Ben-Zvis' daughter, son
and three grandchildren reside in Israel.
The Sherman Family Club will meet Sunday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Gordon, 18938 Roselawn.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rome (Sharon Pohl) of Syracuse, N. Y.,
both formerly of Detroit, are visiting their parents and will cele-
brate the 75th birthday of their grandmother, Florence Zorn.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Binder and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Binder
will give an Oneg Shabbat today in honor of the 40th wedding anni-
versary of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Binder, at Cong. Beth
Israel of Flint.
The Fleishman Family Club recently celebrated its 35th anni-
versary with a dinner-dance attended by 150 persons.
The Ramblewood Swimming Club of Farmington has elected
Dr. Nathan Saginaw as president of a new slate of officers. They
include George Segal, vice-president; Mrs. A. Scheuer and Mrs.
S. Wittenberg, secretaries; Max Rubin, treasurer; and Eugene
Letvin, Israel Cohan, Marvin Cornfield, Murray Kahn, Mrs. H.
Kronick and Leo Lisker, board members. Joseph Paz is club
director. For membership information, call Dr. Saginaw, DI
1-9763.

Detroit Chapter of Hadassah Will
Hold Election-Installation Lunch

Detroit Chapter of Hadassah
will hold its annual election
and installation of officers 12:30
p.m. May 14 at Cong. Shaarey
Zedek. Luncheon will be served.
Installing officer will be Mrs.
Morris Adler. The sisterhood
of the congregation will con-
duct a tour of the new sanctu-
ary. "Today at Hadassah," an
original skit produced by the
newly organized young marrieds
of Eleanor Roosevelt Group,
will be presented. Participating
will be Mesdames Warren Gins-

burg, Richard Hart z, Robert
Levinson, Sheldon Leberman,,
Gary Madvin, Dennis Rogers,
Alvin Spector and Leroy Wolf.
Musical entertainment will be
offered by the Schaefer Group
Songsters: Mesdames Jerry
Goldman, Sidney R. Jacobs and
Irving Yura.
Chairman of the day is Mrs.
Harold Hoffman, vice-president.
Friends are invited, accord-
ing to President Mrs. Max Lich-
ter. Reservations must be made
at Hadassah Office, BR 3-5441,
before May 10.

JWV Activities

event. For reservations, cal
Mrs. Irwin Weiser or Mrs
Herbert Perchikoff.
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ROBERT J. RAFELSON AUX-
ILIARY recently installed Mes-
dames Morton Oppenheim, presi-
dent; Abe Schwartz and Sol
Bromberg, vice-presidents; David
Broder, treasurer; Martin Foster,
patriotic instructor; Henry Mills,
chaplain; Sidney Kay, guard;
Goerge Aaron, conductress; Sam-
uel Soloman, Meyer Soloman and
Ralph Epstein, trustees. Dele-
gates to the annual convention
of the Memorial Home Associa-
tion on May 5 will be Mrs. Mar-
tin Foster and Mrs. David Broder.
Mrs. Jack Iden has been en-
dorsed as candidate for senior
vice-president and Mrs. Martin
Foster as candidate for treasurer
in the Department of Michigan.
* * *
LT. ROY F. GREEN AUXILI-
ARY AND POST will install of-
ficers at a combined "Past
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Commander's and Past Presi-
SOL YETZ-MORRIS COHEN dent's Dinner" May 15 at the
LADIES AUXILIARY will meet Dyna-Inn,' announced Mrs.
Monday evening at the home of Harold Weiss, past Auxiliary
Ann Rubin, 19725 Oakfield. Offi- president. Master of ceremonies
cers recently installed are Yetta will be Bernard L. Hoffman, past
Glass, president; Anne Wein- commander of the Department
stein and Lillian Kent, vice- of Michigan. Officers of the Post
presidents; Irene Levin, treas- will be installed by John Nemon,
urer; Sara Lankin, historian; past Department commander.
Jean Friedman, chaplain; Mary Mrs. Edith Hoffman will officiate
Shulman, conductress; Esther at Auxiliary ceremonies. The
Citron, guard; and Ruth Benach, new president is Mrs. Sam Wein-
I er. Albert Brown will take over
patriotic instructress.
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as commander. Honored will be
LT. RAYMOND ZUSSMAN outgoing President Mrs. Milton
AUXILIARY will meet 8:30 p.m. Sriro and outgoing Commander
Monday at the home of Bess Ben Reis. Five, ten and 15-year
Goldberg, 20438 Cheyenne. Plans pins will be awarded. Albert
will be completed for the annual Brown and Mrs. Harold Weiss
mothers and daughters installa- are in charge of the event. For
tion banquet 6:30 p.m. May 15 at reservations, call Mrs. Marcus
Raleigh House. A fashion show Scheinker, BR 3-8133, or Mrs.
and prizes will highlight theSam Weiner.

OAK PARK POST AND AU-
XILIARY will hold their fifth
anniversary installation, 6 p.m.
May 5 at Pyrros Restaurant,
16890 Telegraph. To be honored
are Charles Isackson, outgoing
commander, and Mrs. Joseph
Schechtman, outgoing pr es i-
dent, and chart e r members.
New Post officers are Hank
Cahn, commander; M or r y
Smith, William Steckelis, vice-
commanders; M u r r ay Green-
wald, quartermaster; David Gil-
denberg, adjutant. Auxiliary
officers to be installed are Mes-
dames Max Strumeyer, presi-
dent; Hank Cahn, Norman Moss,
vice - presidents; Harold Green-
span, treasurer; Jack Kagan,
chaplain. Department Com-
mander Albert Rosen and De-
partment President Mrs. Sidney
Cohen will officiate. Dancing
w ill follow. For information,
call Mr. and Mrs. Hank Cahn,
dinner chairmen, LI 6-9096.

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MRS. JAMES PROCTOR

Margot Phyllis Winkelman
was married on April 27 to
James William Proctor of Cam-
den, N.J., at Newtown Square,
Pa., in the presence of the im-
mediate family.
The bride is the daughter of
Marian Winkelman of South-
field Township and Isadore Win-
kelman of Birchcrest Dr.
After May 8, the newlyweds
will reside in the Mapleview
Apartments, 50 W. Maple, Mer-
chantsville, N.J.

Men's Clubs

BETH ABRAHAM MEN'S
CLUB will hold a dinner-meet-
ing 6:45 p.m. Monday at Kozin's
Catering, announces Philip Ros-
enzweig, chairman of the board.
The annual election will be held
8:30 p.m. May 20 at the syna-
gogue, according to President
Meyer Lullove.
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TEMPLE BETH AM OF LI-
VONIA MEN'S CLUB will hold
a Monte Carlo Night 8:30 p.m.
May 11 at the Frontier Back
Room of the Parker House Res-
taurant, 30689 Grand River,
Farmington. Games and prizes
will be featured. The public is
invited. For information, call
Mitchell Rudman, GR 6-3214, or
Sam Gruskoff.

Gerold Frank Author of 'The Deed,'
to Address Annua 1 Meeting of zap.
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Will Tell Story of Moyne• Murder

Judge Ira Kaufman, presi- has been acclaimed as his best
dent of the Zionist Organization book and is considered one of
of Detroit, announced this week the most noteworthy historical
that the annual meeting of the accounts to appear this year.
The story deals with assassina-
organization, at which officers
will be elected, will be held at tion of Lord Moyne, the trial, the
the Beth Aaron Social Hall, activities of the dissidents, their
18000 Wyoming, Wednesday idealism and the rejection of
evening, May 15, with Gerold them by the Yishuv.
Frank as guest speaker.
Frank this week attracted Bnai Brith Young
nationwide attention with his
book, "The Deed," (published Adults Elect Officers
Mark Lavetter, president of
by Simon & Schuster), in which
he describes the trial of the Hammarskjold BBYM, has been
two Revisionists who were sen- elected president of the Greater
tenced to death in Cairo, in Detroit Council of Bnai Brith
1945, for the murder of Lord Young Adults.
Other officers are Rod Burke
Moyne.
Having attended that trial, and Bob Zussman, both of Ham-
and having covered the Pales- 1 m a r s k j o 1 d, vice-presidents;
tinion and Middle Eastern scene Barry Ravitz of Hammarskjold,
as a correspondent during those secretary; Judy Jacobs of Tuck-
trying years, Frank speaks with er, secretary; and S. Stovak of
authority on that period in his- Gompers, chaplain.
tory that preceded the creation
of Israel.
Gerold Frank's appearance
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parents" to be honored by the
Committee for Foster Children
at its third annual Foster Child
Week luncheon noon Monday at
the Sheraton-Cadillac Hotel are
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Glazer, 24121
Seneca, Oak Park.
Participating agency members
of the committee who have a
major interest in the care of fos-
ter children include the Jewish
Family and Children's Service.

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day at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Silber, 14511 Rosemary,
Oak Park. Plans will be com-
pleted for a night of games May
19 at the Sholem Aleichem Insti-
tute. A social hour will follow.

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