Women in Journalism
Plan Book Fair Benefit
Scores of books, an auction,
strolling musicians and celebrities
—both real and make-believe—
ROSENWALD AUXILIAR Y, will highlight the annual Theta
BETH LAVIE has named steer-
ing committees for equipping American Legion, will hold an ex- Sigma Phi Book Fair April 20 at
the Detroit Press Club.
nursery and elementary school ecutive board meeting 8:30 p.m. at
The club, ordinarily open to
playgrounds on the Southfield the home of Mrs. Lydia Slakter,
members and guests, will welcome
campus of Yeshivath Beth Ye- vice president and membership
hudah, and of providing portable chairman, 18677 Prest. Discussion the public 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.
This Book Fair is a benefit
physical education equipment for will center on Poppy Day and a
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, April 9, 1965-23
omen's au&
TEMPLE ISRAEL SISTER-
HOOD will hold its annual election
meeting noon Monday in the so-
cial hall. Dr. Richard Komisaruk,
director of the Wayne County Ju-
venile Court's clinic for child
study at Wayne State University,
will speak on "Changes in the the Beth Jacob Girls School. charity luncheon.
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Typical Jewish Family Structure." Senior advisers to the group are
Mesdames Jack Carmen and Max
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TEMPLE BETH AM SISTER-
BNAI MOSHE SISTERHOOD Stulberg. The committee for pro- HOOD will view a "Panorama of
will hold a canister-opening lunch- viding Beth Jacob equipment con- Passover through the Ages" 8:45
eon for the Torah Fund and Com-
bined Campaign noon Monday in
the social hall. Mrs. William
Morin, Torah Fund chairman, an-
nounces that fund gift awards will
be made at the meeting. For
reservations, call Mrs. Herman
Roth, LI 8-5305, or the Bnai
Moshe office, LI - 8-9000.
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JEWISH WOMEN EUROPEAN
WELFARE ORGANIZATION will
hold a paid-up membership lunch-
eon noon Monday at Jericho
Temple.
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YOUNG WOMEN'S B I C U R
CHOLEM ORGANIZATION will
hold a board meeting noon Mon-
day in the home of Mrs. Kay
Yates, 19183 Meyers.
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DETROIT LINK. Order of the
Golden Chain, will hold its annual
ceremony for retiring officers 8
p.m. Monday for members only at
Gemiluth Chassodim Synagogue.
The open installation of officers
will begin at 9 p.m.
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Claire Cohen, Eli Friedman, Man-
achem Friemark, Abraham Gold,
Reuben Greenbaum, Moshe Gross-
bart, C. Halon, Eugene Kraus,
Joseph Nadler, Shlomo Sperka,
Jerry Saltsman, Meyer Segal, E.
Terrebelo, Frank Liederman and
Abraham Borenstein.
project sponsored by Theta Sigma
Phi, Detroit's professional society
for women in journalism. The Fair
supports the Lucy Corbett Scholar-
ship Fund which each year awards
a grant to a deserving college
p.m. Monday, at the Maly Cohn woman majoring in journalism.
Building, Livonia. Taking part in
The sale, held in the second
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THE IMPORTER
this presentation will be Selia floor quarters of the club at First
Cohen, Ethel Gersten, Millie Hib- and Howard Sts.,
will have a wide
nick, Roz Kellman, Gloria Laur- variety of paperbacks, hard cov-
IMPORTERS AND CUTTERS
ens, Dorothy Finnk and Roz Case. ers, rare and vintage editions
OF FINE DIAMONDS
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along with a few records, special
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NORTHWEST CHAPTER, Chil- magazines, autographed volumes
dren's Asthma Research Institute and drawings by famous cartoon-
DI 1-5515
and Hospital at Denver, will pick ists. Sonny Eliot will conduct an
OPEN THURSDAY 'TILL 9 P.M.
up usable clothing, household auction of autographed volumes
items, or small pieces of furniture at noon.
Want ads get quick results!
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for a rummage sale to be held
SHERUTH LEAGUE will meet May 4. Contributors may call Mrs.
8:15 p.m. Tuesday in Sholem Max Freedman, DI 1-7651, or Mrs.
Aleichem Institute. Samuel Mar- Alex Gordon, LI 7-5039.
cus, executive director of the
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Photography with the distinctive touch.
Fresh Air Society, will speak on
CHANA CZENESH CHAPTER
Specializing in candids, formals and movies in black and white or
"Camping—Now and in the Fu- Pioneer Women, will meet noon
color for that occasion to remember.
ture," with slides of camp life. He Monday at the Labor Zionist Insti-
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also will describe a new pilot tute. Vera Liepah will give a talk
project concerning camping for on her second trip to Russia, and
emotionally disturbed. children. Allen Zemmol on his experiences
Mrs. Bernard Cohen, chairman of in Mississippi. Hostesses will be
the Spring Bazaar to be held April Rebecca Asner and Mollie Borak.
27, will introduce heads of her Guests invited.
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committees: Mesdames Harr y
Complete homes done by competent interior decorators
Gutov, Charles K a p 1 a n, Louis
ADAS SHALOM SISTERHOOD
Freeman, Joe F e t t e r, Joseph will hear Charles Feinberg 12:30
Klinger, Alvin Dunn, Albert Weiss, p.m. Monday in the social hall. A
Mitchell Kent, Harry Fox, Abe prelude to the Passover holiday,
Kranitz and Leonard Silber. For his topic, "Jewish Ceremonials of
tickets, call Mrs. Bernard Becker, Passover," will be illustrated with
356-9097, or Mrs. Bert Swartz, valuable art objects from his Jew-
UN 4-8831. Coffee and cake will be ish religious art collection, accord-
served at Tuesday's meeting.
ing to Mrs. Joseph Katchke, pro-
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gram vice president. Mrs. Ben Mor-
We do complete jobs in-
- AHAVAS ACHENI SISTERHOOD ganroth, president, said guests are
cluding carpeting — drap-
will elect officers 8:30 p.m. Mon- invited. An election of officers and
Irving Rosen, N.S.I.D. eries —bedrooms and
day at the synagogue. Mrs. Seymour board members will be held, with
SEYMOUR KAPLAN
I J CLARKE
Wouseolytiving,Rooms
We have the largest
selection of Italian
Provincial furniture
in the Middle West.
Panitz will speak on the beauty of
the coming Passover holiday, and
Mrs. Norman Naimark will give a
Passover cooking demonstration.
The recently organized newly-mar-
ried group has been invited to at-
tend, and the Bowling League
women will serve refreshments, ac-
cording to Mrs. Bernard Whiteman,
program chairman.
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DETROIT CANCER FIGHTERS,
City of Hope, will hold a board
meeting noon Monday at Imperial
Caterers. Members may turn in
souvenir journal material. The
"Woman of the Year" is Mrs.
Elliot Schubiner, vice president of
fund raising, who received the an-
nual award for outstanding serv-
ices from Mrs. Harold Kozloff, De-
troit Cancer Fighters president.
The dates for two additional show-
ings of the group's "American-
Yiddish Revue," a sell-out in the
original presentation, will be pre-
sented April 28 and 29. Mrs.
Charles Young, produced and dir-
ected the revue.
Mrs. Norman Allan, chairman of
the nominating committee, pre-
senting the slate. The national
anthems will be led by Mrs. Sol
Slomovitz, accompanied by Mrs.
George Bassin. Mrs. Al Posen will
give the invocation. Dessert lunch-
eon will be served.
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NORTHWEST YOUNG ISRAEL
SISTERHOOD will meet 2:30 p.m.
Saturday at the synagogue. Rabbi
Samuel H. Prero will speak on "The
Laws of Passover." Refreshments
will be served. Hostesses will be
Mesdames Jacob Hoberman, Eric
Greenbaum, Sam Shoenig and
Eugene Goldberg.
(National Society of
Interior Designers)
family rooms.
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`Eye-Bank' Nets
Hadassah $10,000
Hadassah's "Eye-sank" drive
proved a marked success, with
close to 1,500 in attendance at the
annual event held Tuesday at the
Royal Theater.
Virginia Graham, of the famous
TV "Girl Talk" program — Mrs.
Harry Guttenberg in private life—
gave an inspiring address to the
women to continue their efforts to
"keep Israel strong."
Each attendant at the impressive
event represented a minimum con-
tribution of $5 towards the "Eye
Bank" fund which aids Hadassah
in its fight against blindness and
trachoma in Israel.
At the millinery fashion show
a specially-made Hadassah hat, dis-
played by the retiring president,
Mrs. Max Lichter, portrayed the
Hadassah projects in Israel and in
this country.
Mrs. Sander Hillman was chair-
man of the Eye-Bank drive. Mrs.
Jack Perlman presided at Dies-
day's function.
Radomer Aid Meeting
Radomer Aid and Ladies Society
will hold a meeting and social 8:30
pm. Tuesday at the Workmen's
Circle Center. Refreshments will
be served by Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Weintraub in honor of their daugh-
ters, pianists Joyce and Joanne.
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24770 Coolidge
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