Spring Bazaar to Highlight the 60th Year Sholem Aleichem Women Honor
of Conservative Beth Moses Congregation Memory of Mrs. Ida Komaroff
Culminating the 60th anniver-
sary year of Beth Moses Synagogue,
members of its Sisterhood will
hold a Spring Bazaar on Sunday
in the social hall.
The women have been working
the year 'round raising funds to
help build a sanctuary for the syna-
gogue, one of the oldest Conserva-
tive congregations in the city.
Items for sale include hand-
made dools, puppets, doll clothes,
aprons, stuffed animals, handicraft
items and an original cook book,
"Balaboste's Culinary Delite,"
compiled by Mrs. Isadore Bern-
stein and Mrs. Myron Spalter.
Among the added attractions
will be WWJ's Bozo the Clown,
Captain Space and His Rockets,
pony rides and a puppet show.
All items are moderately
priced, including lunch for the
family. Admission to the bazaar
is free, and the doors will open
at 10:30 a.m. The public is in-
vited.
The Beth Moses congregation
was founded in 1904. After wor-
shiping in stores, homes and vari-
ous temporary quarters, the con-
gregation built a synagogue on
Linwood and Oakman in 1950.
In 1951, the Evergreen Jewish
Congregation was founded. For a
number of years the congregation's
religious and education activities
were limited. Services were held
in public schools or the social hall
of St. Matthews Methodist Church
on Evergreen Rd.
The synagogue's present struc-
ture at 19160 Evergreen was con-
structed two years later, Beth
Moses and Evergreen Jewish Con-
gregation merged and became
known as Beth Moses Congregation,
bringing together the two Con-
servative synagogues.
Spring Bazaar planners from Beth Moses Synagogue are (from
left) standing: Mesdames Sheldon Greenberg, publicity; and Clara
A profile of the late Ida Komar-
off will be presented by the
Women's Division of Sholem
Aleichem Institute noon May 8,
at the Institute.
Mrs. Komaroff, who died Jan. 1,
was known for
her leadership as
a founder of the
Sholem Aleichem
Institute, at that
time known as
the Yiddish Velt-
la che Shule.
She brought to
this community a
wealth of Euro-
pean Jewish'
learning and a
desire to spread
this learning to
new Jewish gen- Mrs. Komaroff
erations in America. She was
founder of reading circles and
actively supported the Pioneer
Women's Organization, Bonds for
Israel and the Allied Jewish Cam-
paign.
Friends who wish to share in the
dedication to Ida Komaroff are in-
vited to the program, preceded by
a luncheon, with Sarah Kanter,
Jennie Weinberg and Julia Weiss
as hostesses.
Pianist Bella Goldberg, will pre-
sent a musical tribute.
Music the Stein-Way
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Harold Eskovitz, chairman; and Donald Aron, decorations. President
of the sisterhood is Mrs. William Naftaly.
Truly the finest Music and
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Fashion, Art Show to Benefit
Emotionally Dist urbed Children
The Women's League of the
Children's Orthogenic School will I
present a fashion show and art
exhibit at a luncheon noon Wed-
nesday at Franklin Hills Country
Club.
Clothes will be modeled by
League members Mesdames Her-
bert Aronsson, Richard Mendel-
sohn, Richard S 1 o a n, Herbert
Dear Michigan:
Thank you! Thank you! Thank
you! . . . for the gracious way in
which you took Mrs. Adler's pro-
ducts into your home for Passover
. . . and we hope that now that she's
worked her fingers off to the elbows
you will continue to buy them.
Have you ever tried making gefilte
fish with just elbows? But, seriously
folks, we're just delighted at your'
wonderful response!
Mrs. Adler's products are made all year 'round and
include such items as Dumplings, (knaidlach), Gefilte
Fish, six varieties of soup, all parve, and Tzimmis, (like
mother used to burn!)
Love,
Mr. Adler
P.S. You mothers who've never burned your Tzimmis,
please write to me c/o Box 709, The Jewish News,
17100 W. 7 Mile Rd., Detroit, Michigan - 48235.
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The Women's League, which
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Livonia Sisterhood
Planning Donor Fete
Livonia Jewish Congregation
Sisterhood will sponsor its fourth
annual donor luncheon noon Wed-
nesday in the new synagogue build-
ing.
Favors will be given to all guests
and there will be additional prizes.
"Our Fair Ladies in Fashion,"
a showing of fashions set to music,
will be presented. Lyrics are by
Dr. and Mrs. Richard Kahl, assisted
by Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Finkel-
stein. Guests invited. For tickets
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Herman, GA 7-0197.
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
20—Friday, April 30, 1965
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