Hadassah Groups Elect Presidents; Committee Chairmen Begin Work From left, top row: Mesdames Alfred Deutsch, Bernard Mirvis, Samuel Levitt. Benjamin Bond. Fourth row: Mesdames David Pol- lack, Alfred Rosen. Third row: Mesdames Harold Hoffman, Samuel Aaron, Samuel Rhodes. Second row: Mesdames Samuel Schaflander, Abe Zitomer. First row: Mesdames Ivan Meisner, Max Lichter, Davis Benson. Not pictured: Mesdames Herman A. August, Sam Shekter, Milton Sorock. * * Affiliated Groups of the Detroit lich and Henry 'Wineman have been Chapter of Hadassah recently elect- reappointed honorary chairmen. ed their presidents for the 1964-65 Mesdames Sam Shekter and term. They include: Mesdames Ger- Peter Brown, special gifts chair- aldine Black, Business and Profes- men, will head a committee whose sional; Morris Botwin, Bagley vice chairmen will be Mesdames North; Henry Berris, Bagley South; Herman August, Samuel Cohl, Wil- William Klein, Evergreen; and liam Ellman, Walter Field, John Philip Bornstein, Greenfield. Grekin, Barney Keywell, Adolf Others are Mesdames Nathan Lowe, Leo Orecklin, Herman Rad- Manila, Livonia; Meyer Tenenbaum, ner, Harvey Snider and Gerald Meyers-Wyoming; Julius Gershune, Woloveck. The committee held as- Schaefer; Irving Rose, Sherwood; signment meetings June 1, 3, and Oscar Kramer, University East; 4 at Hadassah House. Julius Schwartz, University North Mrs. Ben Borin will be general and South; and Marvin Mittledorf, solicitations chairman, and her Eleanor Roosevelt (Young Mar- committee will meet the week of rieds). June 8th for assignments. 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CALL 962-3900 Or Stop In At Our Salon Wigs International 1540 Woodward (Next to Telenews Theater) Detroit ehths omen's FANNIE GLUCK CHAPTER, Mizrachi, will hold its annual in- stallation luncheon 12:30 p.m. Tuesday at Holiday Manor, accord- ing to Mrs. David Novetsky, out- going president. New officers in- clude Mesdames Saul Cohen, presi- dent; Milton Radner, Raymond Rosenberg, Joseph Ainbender and Joshua Sperka, vice presidents; and Jack Stevens, Jonas Torgow, Ben Schneider, Aaron Margolis, Joseph Baker, S. Sharkey and M. Klyman, secretaries. Mesdaes Max Stollman and Joshua Sperka will act as installing officers. For res- ervations, call Mrs. Aaron Margo- lis, VE 6-7500. * * NORTHWEST NESHEI CHA- BAD STUDY GROUP will meet 3:30 p.m. Saturday at the home of Mrs. Tomarin, 18491 Kentucky. Guest speaker will be M. White. * * * DETROIT LADIES SOCIAL CLUB will hold its annual donor event 7 p.m. Monday at Jericho Temple. Proceeds from the event, which is open to all women of the Jewish community, will be contri- buted to a charitable organization. * * * RADOMER AID AND LADIES SOCIETY will hold an executive board meeting 8:30 p.m. Monday, at Workmen's Circle. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sherman will be hosts. * * * ROSENWALD AUXILIARY, American Legion, announces new officers include Mesdames Helen Wolf, president; Lydia Slakter and Sarah Jacobson, vice presidents; Rebecca Mitchell, secretary; Ann Gottlieb, treasurer; Clara Shapiro, chaplain; Josephine Weinsweig, historian; Marion Tennebaum, parliamentarian; Mollie Elias, ser- geant-at-arms; and Tillie Sable, color bearer. The executive board members are Mesdames Ann Green, Jennie Folbe, and Jean Weintraub. * * TEMPLE ISRAEL SISTERHOOD recently reelected Mrs. Ernest Golumbia as president. Also elec- ted were Mesdames Harry Pliskow, Moe Traurig, Norman Robbins and Simon Traurig, vice presidents; Jack Bookholder, treasurer; and Albert Dicken, Michael Mitz, Mor- ris W. Stein and Abraham L. Cohen, secretaries. ,' * * NORTHWEST CHILD RESCUE WOMEN will conclude its fund- raising campaign at the 16th an- nual dinner-dance 6:30 p.m. Wed- nesday at the Cultural Center, Southfield. Mesdames Irving Kay and Henry Rocklin are in charge of the affair, proceeds of which will go to mentally retarded chil- dren and projects in Israel. Two hundred mentally retarded chil- dren will be sent to the Detroit Recreation Camp in Brighton for a week, and a party will be held at the camp June 25 for members and the children. The last busi- ness meeting will be 9 p.m. June 24 at Howard Johnson's, 25050 Northwestern. • * JEWISH WOMEN EPROPEAN WELFARE ORGANIZATION, North Woodward Branch, will hold its installation luncheon noon Tuesday at Jericho Temple, In- coming officers are Mesdames Morris Haut, president; Mollie Baseman, Gussie Cardish, and Rose Needle, vice presidents; Berdie Zeff, treasurer; Lill Cur- tis, secretary; and Ada Ducker, sunshine committee chairman. In- stalling officers will be Mrs. Leon Dreylinger. • * MASSADA CHAPTER, Pioneer Women, installed Mrs. Julius Sil- verman as president; and Mes- dames Abe Heller, Irving Turner, Simon Karbal and Mark Ronner, vice presidents; David Colman, treasurer and financial secrtary; and Ben Boren and Victor Finn, secretaries. THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS 19 Friday, June 12, 1964 Kinneret Chapter, Pioneer Women will hold its installation luncheon noon Thursday at May- fair Caterers. First president Frances Driker is chairman of the day. Mrs. Norman Kantor, past president of the Detroit Council of Pioneer Wom- en, will install Mesdames Sophia Tatelman, presi- dent; Frances Shayne, Tania Berman and Re- Mrs. Driker becca C o h e n, vice presidents; Eva Gertzman, Rose Lazerman, Rae Feinberg, Bessie Kutnick and Ruth Klemp- nen secretaries; and Sadie Begun treasurer. Soprano Ruth Goldman will present a musical program accompanied by Rose Mash. • * * SA'AD, a group aiding research in Parkinson's Disease, is in the midst of a drive for new subscrp- tion members. For information, call Thelma Levenstein, UN 1-6668. * * DETROIT LINK, Order of the Golden Chain, will hold its annual spring luncheon games party 12:30 p.m. June 30 at Cong. Gemiluth Chassodim. For information, call Mrs. S. Babbush, UN 4-2258. •■•■••■•■ •••• ■ ••••3• ■ FOR EXCEPTIONAL VALUES Seymour OAK PARK NSHEI CHABAD STUDY GROUP will meet 3:30 Saturday at Cong. Mishkan Israel Nusach Hari. Guest speaker will be Sidney Selig. 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