Hadassah Honors Five Leaders

Mrs. I. Jerome Hauser (center), assisted by Mrs. Ivan Meisner,
vice president of membership (right), presented Hadassah's Myrtle
Wreath Awards to (from left) conductor Valter Poole, Judge
Wade McCree Jr., Mrs. Joseph H. Ehrlich, Dr. Reuben L. Kahn and
Mary Robin-Redd, for her co-actress Gertrude Berg.
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SOC Hadassah

to Fete Members
With Filled 'Banks'

Town Hall Series
on Jewish Writers
th Panel
to Start Wi
wth

`A Bubeh Meiseh' at
Its Donor Luncheon

Ahavas Achim Sisterhood an-
nuonces its annual donor lunch-
eon will take place noon Wednes-
day in the social hall.
Mrs. Morton Barnett, chairman
Donor chairmen are Mrs. Isadore
Dr. Reuben L. Kahn, professor of Detroit Chapter of Hadassah's Levin and Mrs. Irving Feldman.
emeritus of serology, University of Town Hall Series, announces the Ticket chairmen are Mrs. Thomas
Michigan, for his contributions in first session will take place at 10 Partovich and Mrs. Harold Jeross.
medical research. the advancement a.m. Feb. 18 at Hadassah House.
A musical comedy, "A Bubeh
of medicine and for his deep inter-
A panel of six women will
Meiseh," will be presented, cour-
est in Israel.
discuss "The Jewish Writers of
tesy of the National Women's
Federal Judge Wade H. McCree
the World of Yesteryear as com-
League. It is directed by Mrs. Si-
Jr.. for his work in human rights
pared to Today's Jewish Writ-
mon Bermanis and co-director Mrs.
and for the "enlightment and pro- ers."
Larry Guttenberg. Musical director
gross for society" through his
Subsequent sessions will take
achievements as an outstanding place March 4, with a discussion and conductor is Cantor Simon
Berman is. '
man in public life."

on "You. In A World of Crisis,"
Prof. Valter Poole, associate related to the Great Decisions pro-
cc:inductor of the Detroit Symphony gram; and on March 11, "Youth
Orchestra, for his "enhancement : Views World Problems," discussed
of culture to all people in all ' by six students representing dif-
walks of life" and his interest in ferent parts of the world.
"advancing the music of Israel and
A nominal registration fee is
unknown gifted American com- charged for the entire series, and
posers and from many other coun- guests are invited.
tries."
Mrs. Ivan :Weisner, vice-presi-
dent, in charge of the successful
membership campaign which cul-
minated at this event. presented a
Myrtle Leaf award to Mrs. Benja-
Jewish women leaders joined in
min Bond for enrolling the largest the war on poverty with the com-
number of new members.
pletion of agreements between the

NCJW Volunteers
War on Povert Y

The Sherwood, Livonia and
Eleanor Roosevelt Groups were
cited for enrolling the highest
number of members.

Mrs. Perry Burnstine, life mem-
bership chairman, presented a cita-
tion to the three-generation life

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—Proverbs

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GOLDA MEIR CHAPTER, Pio-
neer Women, will celebrate Tu
South Oakland County Hadassah b'Shevat with movies and a talk by
members who have filled an eye- Mrs. Sidney Ravin, national board
bank will be treated to a gourmet member of the Jewish National
lunch and show of designer fash- Fund, 7:30 p.m. Sunday at the La-
ions and furs 12:30 p.m. Tuesday bor Zionist Institute. Guests invit-
at the Armenian Cultural Center, ed. The group will meet 8:30 p.m.
Tuesday for a regular meeting.
Southfield.
Theme of the afternoon, "Every- Morris Fealk will speak.
* I *
thing's Comin' Up Roses," will be
DETROIT CANCER FIGHTERS,
carried out in table decorations,
City of Hope, will auction off
music and an original skit.
One eye-bank filled with dimes home-made canned goods and
amounts to $5, the sum needed to baked items 8:30 p.m. Monday at
cure an eye of trachoma, dread Imperial Caterers. Auctioneers will
eye diseases prevalent in the Mid- be Allan Kaplan and Harold Lupi-

die East. Research and treatment
at the Hadassah Hospital are of
particular concern because each
month thousands of European and
The first Myrtle Wreath achieve- membership family of Mrs. David African refugees who are afflicted
ment citations by the Detroit Chap- Schachter, daughters Mrs. Allan with trachoma stream into Israel.
ter of Hadassah were made last Luckoff and Mrs. Richard Sweet
Group chairmen handling reser-
and granddaughter Cheryl Luckoff. vations are Mesdames Irving Ell-
week at Temple Israel.
Two generation families who were
With "respect, affection and cited are Mesdames Adolph Lichter and man of Birmingham-Franklin; Ber-
Lichter, Morris Pollock and David nard Pedell, Southfield; Joseph
honor," the awards were presented Max
Pollock and David Finkel; David Prentis
to five outstanding personalities and Richard Prentis: Sigmund Rohlick Warren and Alan Luckoff, Hunt-
Kurt Urbach; Carl Schiller and ington Woods; Jack Shulman of
by Mrs. I. Jerome Hauser, a for- and
Henry Berris and Donald Schiller;
mer chapter president, for out- Maurice Siden and Franklyn Siden; Oak Park East; and Bernard Riv-
standing achievements in the fields Philip Slomovitz and Carmi Slomovitz; kin and Al Shapiro, Oak Park West.
Silverstein and Max Rubin;
Each filled eye-bank, or an
of arts, government, humanities, Maxwell
Bert Smokier and Guy Barron; Julian equivalent, check, is an admission
Tobias and Marvin Mittledorf; and Mrs.
medicine and music.
Mrs. Gerald Kabeck and Mrs. to this fair and table reservations
Gertrude Berg, represented by surnsune.
Ha rold
will be arranged for prepaid
Mary Robin-Redd. a performer with
There was a presentation of tables of ten.
Miss Berg at the Fisher Theater, fashions designed by students of
for her artistry in conveying the Hadassah's Alice Seligsberg Voca-
Sisterhood to Unravel
"warmth and richness of Jewish tional School in Jerusalem.
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life."

Mrs. Joseph IL (Dora) Ehrlich,
"first lady" of Hadassah, for her
contributions towards the estab-
lishment of a Jewish homeland
and Israel, and "distinguished
leadership towards civic better-
ment and research" for 60 years.

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Tuesday in the home of Mrs. Sey-
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A talk will be given on the origin
of Jewish music.

Sunday Niters Planning
Fourth Social Whirl

The Jewish Center's single set
is having its fourth dance of the
year 9 p.m. Jan. 31 at the Ten
Mile Branch.
The Sunday Niters, young adults
age 20-39, is sponsoring the dance.
dance.

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Women's Orthodox Body
Forms Education Unit to ,
Inform on Use of Mikvah

The Women's Orthodox League
announces formation of an action
committee to distribute informa-
tion regarding the mikvah, or ritu-
alarium.
This committee, the Women's
Education League, will provide
discussion leaders and informative
materials • f o r Jewish women's
groups in the area.

The League's purposes are to
U.S. Office of Economic Oppor-
build and support ritualariums
tunity and Women in Community
and encourage their use, and to
Service, Inc.. (WICS) an inter-
educate the general public about
faith. inter-racial group formed by
the laws of family purity.
members, of the National Council
All women's groups are invited
of Jewish Women, the National to use the speaker's bureau and to
Council of Negro Women, the Na- tour facilities of the new mikvah
tional Council of Catholic Women in Oak Park.
and the United Church Women.
Classes of teen-age girls are wel-
They will recruit and screen come if teachers are with. each

young women for the residential group.
training centers of the Job Corps.
For information, call Mrs. Ar-
Volunteers will begin to recruit thur Gold. 543-6583.
and interview underprivileged
young women 16-21 in six pilot
metropolitan areas through- Fashion Salon Patrons
out the country — New Orleans, Pav Tribute to 'Irving'

Pittsburgh, Essex County, N.J.,
Memorial tribute to fashion shop
the San Francisco Bay area, Nash-
ville, and Portland, Oregon. it was owner Walter Irving was paid re-

announced by Mrs. Joseph Willen cently at his salon on East Adams,
of New York, President of the where a portrait of "Irving" was
NCJW.
unveiled by his daughter, Mrs.
John W. Davis, who succeeds her
father as director of the Irving
Wolf
Snyder
to
Speak
A special Myrtle Wreath cita-
on Ethics Before Farband Shop.
tation was presented to Mrs.
Mr. Irving. who died Nov. 20,
Wolf Snyder, educator and for
Harry Lindenbaum by Mrs. Carl
1963, catered to fashionable De-
many years principal of the Far-
Schiller last week as an expres-
troit women. His philanthropies ex-
sion of appreciation for one of band schools in New York and tended particularly to aid to. the
Detroit, will discuss the Sedrah of
the largest gifts ever given to
mentally ill. Northville Hospital
Detroit Chapter for Hadassah's the week and "Ethics According to
the Bible" 9 p.m. Jan. 30 at the superintendent Dr. Philip Brown
services in Israel. The contribu-
Labor Zionist Institute. The pub- addressed the crowd at the memo-
tion, in memory of the Linden-
lic is invited at no charge. Refresh- rial gathering.
baums' parents, will make possi-
The portrait is by Victor Racz.
ments will be served. Announce-
ble the establishment of the
ment was made by Movsas Goldo-
Harry and Reva Lindenbaum
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
ftas, secretary of the Farband City
Hadassah Nurses' Residence
Friday, January 22, 1965-19
Committee.
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