National Federation of Temple Sisterhoods Airs. Hauser Named
as jiff Women's
to Hold Annual Convention in Detroit
The annual convention of the
National Federation of Temple
Sisterhoods (NFTS) will be held
at Temple Beth El April 25-27.
Eleanor B. Schwartz of New
York, associate director of NFTS,
will preside at several of the sem-
inars, in addition to installing the
new officers of the Michigan Fed-
eration of Temple Sisterhoods.
A native of C h is a g o, Miss
Schwartz has been associated with
• the American Reform movement
for many years. Prior to her ap-
pointment to the National Federa-
•tion of Temrle Sisterhoods,. Miss
Schwartz served as associate direc-
tor of the National Federation of
Temple Youth, the youth affiliate
of the Union of American Hebrew
Congregations.
A graduate of the University
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of Chicago, she has served as the
director of the Young People's
Division of the Jewish Federa-
tion and Welfare Fund of Chi-
cago-and as director of youth for
the New York Federation of Re-
form Synagogues.
Miss Schwartz is an observer to
the United Nations and represent-
ed the National Federation of
Temple Sisterhoods to UNICEF.
She has represented the NFTS,
the National Federation of Temple
Youth and the Union of American
Hebrew Congregations at the inter-
national gatherings of the World
Conference for Jewish Youth and
the World Union for Progressive
Judaism.
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Mrs. Marshall Miller of. Temple
Beth El is president of the Michi-
gan Federation of Temple Sister-
hoods. Assisting with local arrange-
ments for the convention are Mes-
dames I. Irving Bittker, Samuel
Rands, Maert Kallet, all of Temple I
Beth El.
State convention chairman is
Mrs. Arthur Hass of Temple Israel.
Women for the UF
Arrange 'Inforama'
Women for the United Founda
tion (WUF) will sponsor an "In-
forama" at the Rackham Building,
60 Farnsworth, Thursday, 1 p. m.
The "Inforama" will be the tap-
ing of WWJ-TV's "Living" show,
featuring Carol Duval, Lorene
Babcock and Ed. Allen. It will be
broadcast at 9 a.m., April 25.
This will be the third in a series
of four television "Inforamas" be-
ing presented in the tri-county
area. Their purpose is to inform
workers and the public, particu-
larly women, of the objectives and
services of the UF and its 207
agencies.
The fourth "Inforama" will be
taped at the ToWn and Country
Club, Southfield, April 28.
Each program follows the for-
mat of the popular "Living" show
but spotlights the work of one or
several of the Torch Drive serv-
ices in the area. This is done with
film clips, demonstrations and
interviews which focus on the
services.
Finalizing plans for the April 21
"Inforama" are Mrs. Isadore Win-
kelman and Mrs. Julian Priver.
Branch 7 Labor Zionists
to Hear Talk on JFCS
Branch Seven Labor Zionist Or-
ganization will meet 8 p. m., Sun-
day at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Irving Greenberg, 20038 Cooley.
"An Overview of Jewish Family
and Children's Service Functions"
will be given by the guest of the
evening, Ida Kost.
For further information please
call Mrs. Greenberg, 537-7497.
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Division President
Mrs. Benjamin Jones, president
of the women's division of the
Jewish Welfare Federation, an-
nounces the nomination of a slate
of officers and members of the
board of directors to be presented
at the division's annual meeting,
June 8, at the Jewish Center.
Mrs. I. Jerome Hauser was nom-
inated for president, with retiring
president, Mrs. Jones, nominated
Plan 'Hai' Parties for Israel Bond Benefit
A series of "Hai" parties will
precede the all-Israel fashion show
I which will have its Detroit pre-
miere May 12 at the Shaarey Ze-
dek. The theme of "Hai"—Life-
marking the 18th anniversary of
Israel's statehood — is being
stressed at the parties.
Mrs. Harold Robinson will host a
tea next Wednesday at her home,
20551 Oldham Rd., Southfield. It
will be addressed by Mrs. Max
Stollman, Israel Bond honorary
woman's division chairman and a
Woman of Valor.
Mrs. Maurice Shacket will host
a brunch next Thursday at her
home, 24349 Lafayette Circle,
Southfield. It will be addressed
by Mrs. Sam Fishman, president
of the Detroit Council of Pioneer
Women.
The all-Israel fashion show and
luncheon is sponsored by the De-
troit Israel Bond Women's Divi-
sion.
Mrs. Louis M. Elliman is fash-
ion show chairman.
More than 15 ready - to - wear
firms are represented in the col-
lection at the fashion show. There
will be 53 original creations. All
of the merchandise has been sup-
plied by the Israel Company for
Fairs and Exhibitions in coopera-
tion with the Fashion Center of
the Israel Export Institute in Tel
Aviv.
Dorothy Sarnoff, star of stage
and screen, will be the guest com-
mentator at the all-Israel fashion
show-luncheon. A feature of the
show will be the presentation of
the "Star of Israel" diamond crea-
tion presented by Mr. and Mrs.
Norman Allan.
Larry Freedman
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MRS. I. JEROME HAUSER
to serve for _a three-year term on
the board of directors by virtue of
a provision in the division's by-
laws, following the completion of
her term.
Officers renominated for an ad-
tional term were: Mesdames Lewis
S. Grossman and Alfred L. Deutsch,
vice-presidents; Mrs. Melvin Kol-
bert, corresponding secretary; Mrs.
N. Brewster Broder, recording sec-
retary. Mrs. Max Stollman was i.
nominated as a vice-president.
Nominated for additional three-
year terms on the board of direc-
tors: Mesdames Morris Adler, Per- 1
ry R. Burnstine, Milton J. Doner,
-Max M. Fisher, Arthur I. Gould,
_Harry L. Jackson, Charles Lakoff,
Melvin Kolbert, Max Stollman.
Mrs. Eugene Arnfeld has been
nominated to an additional term to
the advisor service council of the
board of directors.
Nominated as new members of
the board for three-year terms are:
Mes-dames Charles Abramson, Wil-
liam H. Frank, Sidney S. Hertz,
Hyman Safran, Morris L. Schaver,
Everet Straus, George M. Stutz,
Sidney J. Allen, Sidney J. Karbel.
Harold A. Robinson is a nominee
for one-year to fill an unexpired
term.
Mrs. Hauser and Mrs. Jones were
nominated as representatives to the
board of governors of the Jewish
Welfare Federation.
The Nominating Committee un-
der the chairmanship of Mrs. Philip
R. Marcuse, is made up of Mes-
dames Lewis B. Daniels, Harold
Frank, Ben Mossman, Harold A.
Robinson, Alexander W. Sanders
and Samuel Winer. •
Additional nominations. may be
made with petitions signed by 25
members of the women's division.
All women who have contributed
to the 1966 Allied Jewish Cam-
paign are members of the division
and are entitled to vote at the an-
nual meeting.
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