Detroit to Welcome Pioneer Women

National Convention Plans
Tribute ,to Mrs. Roosevelt

A memorial tribute to the
late Eleanor Roosevelt will De
presented at the 18th National
Biennial Convention of Pioneer
Women Aug. 11-14 in Detroit,
Mrs. Sidney Leff, national pres-
ident, announced.
Mrs. Roosevelt's daughter,
Mrs. James A. Halsted, will be
presented with a scroll and
plaque dedicating a wing of the
Tiberias Vocational School of
Pioneer Women-Moetzet Hapoa-
lot (sister organization of Pio-
neer Women) to the memory of
Eleanor Roosevelt. The plaque
will be placed in the school in
Israel.
The theme of the convention,
which will be attended by over
600 delegate s, representing
50,000 members throughout the
United States and Canada, will
be "Today's Woman in Tomor-
row's World."
One of the theme high-
lights will be a symposium
entitled, • "A Positive Ap-
proach to Jewish Survival—
J e w i s h Women's Role in
Tomorrow's World." Partici-
pating in the panel will be
Rabbi Morris Adler of Cong.
Shaarey Zedek, who will dis-
cuss "Jewish Education —
Keystone of Jewish life;"
Sidney Shevitz, president, _
Jewish Community Council,
who will discuss 'Encounter
with Realities—Jewish Com-
munity life;" and I. L. Kenen,
editor of the Near East
Report and executive direc-
tor, American Israel Public
Affairs Committee, who will
discuss "Relationship with
Israel."
The convention theme will
also be carried out through

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sions as the delegates seek to
define the role and respon-
sibilities of the modern Ameri-
can Jewish woman in world
affairs and to plan Pioneer
Women's social service and edu-
cational programs in the United
States and Israel for the next
two years.
Other speakers will include
Walter Reuther, vice president,
A. F. of L.-C. I. 0. and president
United Automobile Workers;
Ogden Reid, Congressman from
New York and former U. S.
Ambassador to Israel; Martha
Griffiths, Congresswoman from
Michigan; Beba Idelson, Deputy
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The Statler Hilton Hotel will
zet Hapoalot, Israel's largest be convention headquarters.
women's organization; and Clara
In the United States and Can-
Leff, national president, Pioneer ada, the 38-year-old Pioneer
Women.
Women's organization promotes
participation in civic life and
Jewish cultural activities.
In Israel, Pioneer Women
provide almost half of all social
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PARKWOOD CHAPTER,
Women's American ORT, re-
cently reelected Mesdames Jack
Rubin, president; Carl Lichten-
stein, vice-president; David
Redisch, Samuel Leib, Herbert
Lyons, Melvin Levin, Morton
Hochman, Irving Lyness and
Arthur Brown, special projects;
Leon Simon and Joseph Sklar,
membership; Theo Olander and
Gabriel Margolin, honor roll;
Abe Cherrin, treasurer; Louis
Gottleib, Sam Engelbert and
William Kafer, secretaries; Ber-
nard Allaun, thrift; Sidney
Greenstein and Elizabeth
Schlafer, telephone; Freda Roth,
UJA; Sally Cohen and Robert
Slutzky, hospitality; Sidney
Bertin, parliamentarian and
editor.
* * *

CITY OF HOPE CANCER
FIGHTERS will accept new
members until Sept. 1, it was
announced by Mrs. Earl Ship-
per, membership vice-president.
For information, call her at EL
6-1585.
* * *
KINNERET CHAPTER, Pio-
neer Women, will hold a picnic
noon Sunday at Palmer Park.
Coffee and cake will be served.
Friends are invited. For infor-
mation, call Lillie Goldman,
UN 4-4785.
* * *
ROSENWALD LADIES AUX-
ILIARY has elected Mesdames
Helen Wolf, president; Lydia
Slakter and Sarah Jacobson,
vice-presidents; Ann Gottlieb,
treasurer; Rebecca Mitchell,
secretary; Clara Shapiro, chap-
lain; Josephine Weisenweig, his-
torian; Marion Goldberg, parlia-
mentarian; Mollie Elias, color-
bearer; Esther Oshan, sergeant-
-at-arms; and Ann Green, Tille
Sable and Jannie Folbe, execu-
tive board. The installation is
planned for Sept. 8 at the Shol-
em Aleichem Institute.
* * *
PIONEER WOMEN CLUB
ONE will hold a pre-convention
meeting 12:30 p.m. Aug. 7 at the
Labor Zionist Bldg. Mrs. Rose
Naimark will serve as hostess
in honor of her granddaughter's
recent marriage. Mrs. Sarah
Levin is president.
* * *
FANNIE GLUCK CHAPTER
of Mizrachi Women will hold a
splash party 12:30 p.m. Aug.
6 at the home of Mrs. Leon Mil-
ler, 18611 Birwood. For infor-
mation call Mrs. Jack Carmen,
LI 7-5360. Friends are invited.

UNITED ORDER OF TRUE
SISTERS will celebrate "True
Sisters Day" with sister lodges
all over the country at a lunch-
eon Wednesday at the Town and
Country Club. Chairman for the
affair is Mrs. Arthur Stern, as-
sisted by Mrs. Joseph Lupovich.
* * *
JEWISH WOMEN'S EURO-
PEAN WELFARE ORGANIZA-
TION has presented the hand-
carved plaque it was given by
J. Portner to Mrs. S. Norman,
according to President Mrs.
Morris Miller. Mrs. Norman has
announced that she in turn will
give the plaque to Rabbi M.
Robert Syme for his study at
Temple Israel.
* * *
SHERWOOD GROUP OF
HADASSAH will hold a garden
party for members who can
bring a new member and for
women interested in joining the
group 12:30 p.m. Monday at the
home of Mrs. Harvey Willens, JNF Plants Fruit
18241 Ha mil to n, announces Trees Along Negev
President Mrs. Ben Bonin. The
In one of the most desolate
event will be sponsored by Mrs. parts of the arid Negev, close
John J. Mann, membership
to the Sinai border, the Jewish
vice-president, and her commit- National Fund has prepared an
tee. A petite luncheon will be area of 1,000 dunams for the
served by social chairmen Mes-
planting of fruit trees — olive,
dames Paul Cavaler, Donald almond and pistachio trees
Levinson, William Meyers and which proved to be extremely
Ben Franklin. Chairman of the modest in their water require-
day is Mrs. Michael Travis. She ments.
will introduce Sadie Hayms,
The trees were planted last
artist, who will present her winter. They were irrigated
work in a special program. Ad- with the occasional flood waters
viser for the affair is Mrs. Ivan which were brought from the
Meisner, vice-president of Chap- bare hill slopes to the low-lying
ter membership and past pres-
ident of Sherwood. For infor- fields, with the scant water
found in some wells in the
mation and reservations, call vicinity, and, to a very small
Mesdames Samson Wittenberg, extent, with water transferred
Harry Spector, John J. Mann through pipes from the north.
or Jack Shenkman.
Rainfall in the Negev region
* * *
averages only two-three inches
LOWER LADIES AID SO- annually. The orchards greatly
CIETY will hold a luncheon and boosted the economy of the
l'ames party noon Aug. 6 at the outpost settlements of the re-
Lome of Mrs. Jack Seder, 19952 gion of which flocks of sheep
Stansbury. For information call constituted the main branch of
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