Tag Day Wednesday to Aid Blind Children

omen's Club activities

HOME RELIEF SOCIETY will
hold an open membership-board
meeting 12:30 p.m. Monday at the
home of Mrs. Joseph Rottenberg,
20441 Stratford. Mrs. John R.
Herman, chairman of the board,
will preside, and Mrs. William
Bonin, vice president, will introd-
uce new members. A comprehen-
sive case report will be given by
—1 ?Mrs. Harry Weiner, case chair-
man, and her associates, Mrs.
Murray Adelson and Mrs. Jack
Garfield. Plans will be made for
the annual fund-raising event to
be held in April. Dessert luncheon
and a social hour will precede
the meeting.
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BETH SHALOM SISTERHOOD
will meet 12:30 p.m. Wednesday in
the synagogue. Mrs. Reuben Bien-
stock, congregation member who
has traveled extensively in Israel,
will speak on "The Israeli Child."
Mrs. Bienstock has devoted much
time and effort to the needs and
education of the children of Israel.
Luncheonette will be served, and
guests are invited.
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SINAI HOSPITAL WOMEN'S
GUILD will hold an open meeting
noon Sept. 17 in the hospital lec-
ture hall. Speaker will be Dr. Her-
bert Ravin, chief of medicine and
chairman of the education corn-
mittee at Sinai. For reservations,
call the Guild office, BR 3-3000,
Ext. 213, by Tuesday.
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WOMEN'S ORTHODOX
LEAGUE will meet 8:45 p.m. Mon-
day at the home of Mrs. Joseph
Hirsch, 17610 Indiana. Guest speak-
er will be Rabbi Max Kapustin, di-
rector of the Bnai Brith Hillel
Foundation at Wayne State Uni-
versity. Mrs. Hugo Apt will be
co-hostess.
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YOUNG WOMEN'S BICUR
CHOLEM ORGANIZATION will
meet noon Monday following a
10:30 a.m. board meeting at the
home of Mrs. Jack Horwitz, 24350
Jerome, Oak Park.

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Music Study Club will begin its
year with a membership tea 1 p.m.
Wednesday at the home of Mrs.
Jack Feldman, 1995 Balmoral. Mrs.
Joseph M. Markel, program chair-
m a n, announced
a musical skit,
highlighting the
opportunities
open to members,
will be part of
the program. Par-
ticipating will be
Mrs. Philip Hei-
deman and Mrs.
Bernard Pepper,
vocalists, with
Mrs. Sydney
Blum as narra-
:tor and Mrs. Jack
Mash, accom-
panist. Five mem-
Mrs. Markel hers of the S t u -
dent Group who have been or are
now recipients of scholarships or
awards will play the Quintet in
A-Major by Mozart. Anna Kafavian
who placed first in violin in com-
petition of the National Federa-
tion of Music Clubs, and Clark
Feldman are violinists; Norman
Letvin, flutist; Michael Ouzounian
and Fred Raimi, recipient of first
prize in viola for the Midwest Dis-
trict of the Michigan Federation of
Music Clubs, will play the viola.
Membership chairman Mrs. George
Kerwin, newly elected member of
the board and sponsor of the Stu-
dent Group, will be chairman-of-
the-d ay.
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PRIMROSE BENEVOLENT CLUB
will hold its first open meeting
for members and husbands 8:30
p.m. Monday at the Sholem Alei-
chem Institute. According to Presi-
dent Mrs. Morris Greenberg, games
and mah jongg will highlight the
m e e t i n g. Refreshments will be
served.
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BRANDEIS CHAPTER, Pioneer
Women, has set a luncheon-meet-
ing for 12:30 p.m. Monday at the
home of Mrs. Sam Yagoda, 5451 W.
Outer Dr.

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JNF Women to Launch Placement
of Blue and White Boxes Sept. 21

From left, seated, are Mrs. Joshua Sperka, public relations chair-
man; Mrs. Pearl Nosan, president; standing, Mrs. Samuel Katz,
blue-white boxes; Mrs. William Levin, program committee; and Mrs.
Samuel Baker, program chairman.

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On Sept. 21, 12:30 p.m. in the Beth
Aaron Synagogue, the Women's
Auxiliary of the Jewish National
Fund will launch its current sea-
son of activities with a city-wide
campaign to place traditional JNF
Blue White Box in a wide number
of homes in Detroit and suburban
areas. Under the general chair-
manship of Mrs. Samuel Katz, a
corps of women will accept kits
to clear those boxes already placed
placed in Detroit homes and to
place additional numbers of boxes
in new homes, working under the
slogan, "No Jewish Home Without
a Blue Box."
Mrs. Irving Arlin, membership
chairman, has authored an original
skit entitled "Salute to Israel"
which will highlight the afternoon's
program. Mrs. Shirley Monson, vo-

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calist, will be guest artist of the
afternoon, presenting a program of
Hebrew and Yiddish melodies, as-
sisted by Bella Goldberg at the
piano. Mrs. Jacob Axelrod will
open the program with the national
anthems after a dessert luncheon.
Box holders and donors to the
annual donor event and prospective
and current members are invited
to be guests of the Auxiliary.
Mrs. Samuel Baker will be chair-
man of the. afternoon
The annual drive for new mem-
bers will be opened at this event
under the chairmanship of Mrs.
Irving Arlin and the membership
committee. A friend of the Jewish
National Fund has donated a valu-
able designer jacket to be given as
a prize, with all in attendance
eligible for it.

ADAS SHALOM SISTERHOOD
will meet 12:30 p.m. Monday in
the social hall, announced Mrs.
Ben Morganroth, president. Feat-
ured will be a dramatic presenta-
tion, "One World," which depicts
the universality of man. Under the
chairmanship of Mrs. Joseph
Katchke, programing this year is
based on the theme "Lighting the
Way to Understanding." Scenes
enacted in "One World" were
selected from the plays "Raisin
in the Sun," "A Majority Of One"
and "The First Born." The cast
includes Melba Winer, Evie Or-
bach and Rita Kogan, members of
the Mobile Unit of the Jewish
Center Theater. The invocation
will be given by Mrs. Leonard S.
Cahan. Singing of the national
anthems will be led by Mrs. Mor-
ris Botwin, accompanied by Mrs.
George Bassin. Dessert luncheon
will be served, and guests are in
vited.
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CLUB TWO, Pioneer Women,
will hear a report on Israel from
members Rebecca Krasnow and
Libby Cohen, recent visitors there,
at its meeting 12:30 p.m. Wednes-
day at the Labor Zionist Institute.
Guests are invited, according to
cultural chairman Blanche Rose.
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REE KASS OFFICERS CLUB
will open the season 8:30 Wednes-
day at the home of Mrs. Ann
Bazell, 17326 Stoepel. Refresh-
ments will be served.
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CHANA CZENESH CHAPTER,
Pioneer Women, will hold its an-
nual garden luncheon noon Mon-
day at the home of Mrs. Morris
Mendelson, 5380 Oakman. The
program will consist of a report
on the national convention by
Esther Mendelson and a short talk
on membership by Ethel Phillips.
Prospective members invited.
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DAVID - HORODOKER YOUNG
WOMEN ORGANIZATION w ill
meet noon Monday at the home
of Mrs. Ben Sklar, 19314 Prairie.
Mrs. Jack Friedman will preside.
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BATYA CHAPTER, Mizrachi
Women, will meet 8:30 p.m. Tues-
day at the home of Mrs. Andrew
Freier, 28260 Bell, Southfield. A
variety talent show will feature
Mesdames Reuven Frankel, An-
drew Freier, Benno Levi, Seymour
Subar and Manfred Werner.
Guest speaker will be Mrs. Louis
Gitelman, national vice president
of Mizrachi Women. Palestine-born
Mrs. Gitelman, now of the Bronx,
comes from a pioneering family
in Jaffa. She is a graduate of the
Mizrachi Teachers Seminary in
Jerusalem and has been active in
education. Guests invited.
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LIVONIA JEWISH CONGRE-
GATION SISTERHOOD will meet
8:30 p.m. Monday in the new
building. Highlighting the evening
will be a "bridal shower" honoring
Ronni V. Simchi. Members are
advised not to bring gifts. Prospec-
tive members are invited. Refresh-
ments will be served following the
meeting.
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AVODAH CHAPTER, Pioneer
Women, will hold a luncheon meet-
.ing noon Tuesday at the home of
Mrs. Jacob Wilk, 17323 Wooding-
ham. Mrs. Sam Isaacs will report
on the National Convention she
attended in Philadelphia. Guests
invited. For reservations, call Mrs.
Wilk, UN 3-7118.
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YOUNG ISRAEL CENTER OF
OAK-WOODS SISTERHOOD w i 1 1
meet 8:30 p.m. Wednesday at the
synagogue. The Sisterhood Players
will present "Wine, Women and
Wisdom," a musical skit. Guests in-
vited. For transportation, call Shir-
ley Karnow, LI 5-2984.
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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, September 10, 1965-17

Children Unlimited will hold its
Volunters are asked to call Mrs.
annual Tag Day Wednesday to aid Dottie Schwartz, UN 3-3342, or Mrs.
multiply blind children at Plym- Sylvia Katz, 476-5746.
outh State Hospital and Penrickton
Nursery.
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