Mrs. Kranz Detroit
Conservative Sisterhoods Elyse Ross Engaged
Elect Mrs. Shenkman
to Dr. Harold Eisenman Delegate to Chabad
Mrs. Jack Shenkman was elected
Women's Convention
president of the National Women's
League, Michigan Branch of Con-
servative Sisterhoods, at the Mi-
chigan Spring Conference at
Ahavas Achim Synagogue.
Vice presidents are Mesdames J.
Stewart Linden, Thomas Partovich,
Herman Roth, Charles A. Smith
and Adolph Winkler; secretaries,
Julius Meskin, and Meyer Levey;
and treasurer, Mrs. Oscar Spilkin.
Board members elected are Mes-
dames Ben Morganroth, Charles
Weinstein, Sol Docks, Harold Esko-
Vitz, William Naftaly, Reuben Adel-
man, Benjamin T. Smith, David
Moss, E. I. Goodman, Benjamin
Weiss, Albert Kaplan, Abe Katz-
man, Maurice Blumenthal, Sidney
Wolin, Richard Burns, Norman
Allan, Samuel Wilner, Samuel
Bornstein, Morris Bletstein and
Davis Benson.
Treat Your
Family
to a real
Italian
tilychel
MISS ELYSE ROSS
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ross of
South Orange, N.J. announce the
engagement of their d aught e r,
Elyse to Dr. Harold Eisenman, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Irving Eisenman
of 4005 W. Outer Dr. Dr. Eisen-
man is a grandson of Rabbi Joseph
Eisenman of Jerusalem, who was
a rabbi here 45 years serving Cong.
Beth Tefilo Emanuel Tikvah.
The 11th annual convention of
Agudas Neshei Ubenos Chabad, the
Lubavitch Women's Organization,
was held in New York City the
weekend of May 13-15, with meet-
ings and seminars Friday night
and Saturday, and the main
session and luncheon on Sunday
at the Statler-Hilton Hotel. Over
a thousand delegates from branch-
es in the United States, Canada,
and overseas attended.
"The Sabbath — the Essence
of the Jewish Home" was the cen-
tral theme of the convention's dis-
cussion and symposiums, and the
women considered the ways and
means of creating in their com-
munities a greater awareness of
the significance of Sabbath ob-
servance and its important role
in building a wholesome family
life.
Mrs. Fay Kranz represented the
Detroit chapter of Agudas Neshei
Ubenos Chabad. At one of the
seminars Mrs. Kranz reported on
the activities of the local branch.
The convention highlight took
place Sunday evening when the de-
legates were received in a special
audience by the Lubavitcher Reb-
be, Rabbi Menachem M. Schneer-
son, world leader of the Luba-
vitcher movement.
Fannie Gluck Cites NW Detroit Chapter
Hospital Benefit
Mrs. Max Stollman Sets
Northwest Detroit Chapter of
At the recent donor luncheon
of Fannie Gluck Chapter, Miz-
rachi Women, Mrs. Emil Spil-
man presents the International
Service Award to Mrs. Max
Stollman for her lifelong dedica-
tion and service locally, nation-
ally and in Israel.
Children's Asthma Research Insti-
tute and Hospital, at Denver, will
sponsor a- donor luncheon noon
Wednesday at Raleigh House.
Proceeds will go to the inter-
national institution for nearly 60
years of service to children af-
flicted with intractable asthma, the
kind that does not respond to con-
ventional medication.
Entertainment has been ar-
ranged. For reservations, call
luncheon' chairman Mrs. Lionel
Fishman, 342-3957.
Decoration Day Dance
Fun Unlimited will hold a Deco-
ration Day Dance 9 p.m. Saturday
at Workmen's Circle Center.
Yavne Girls School
Accepts Applications
Larry Freedman
Orchestra and Entertainment
647-2367
Yavne Teachers Seminary for
Girls, an affiliate of Telshe Ye-
shiva, is now accepting applica-
tions for the school year of 1966-67.
BALLROOM
The seminary was established
eight year ago.
BY
All the post-graduates of Yavne
are . engaged in education, either
as teachers or supervisors. The
COOLIDGE AT 9 MI.
school's intensive course of study
LI 7-4470
is
recognized
by
major
universities
Hadassah Re-Elects
as equivalent to three years of
undergraduate study towards the
Mrs. Jack Perlman
MUSIC UNIQUE
baccalaureate degree. Yavne is the
FOR EVERY OCCASION
Detroit Chapter of Hadassah has o only teachers' seminary outside
re-elected Mrs. Jack W. Perlman New York City.
The program of study is super-
president.
AND HIS ORCHESTRA
She was installed in office with vised by the Roshei Hayeshiva of
427-9317
the - following officers and direc- Telshe Yeshiva who also deliver
periodic lectures at the seminary.
At a buffet supper and dance t o r s: Mesdames
The director of the seminary is
Sunday in Borman Hall Of the Sidney Winer, ex-
Rebetzin Chaye Ausband.
Jewish Home for Aged, four vol-' 1 eeutive vice presi-
PHOTOGRAPHY by
unteers with the Women's Aux- dent;Samuel
BERNARD H.
Michigan had 2,196 new active
iliary Service Group were recog- Levit t, Maurice
cases
of
tuberculosis,
contagious
nized for the highest • number Perlman, David
to others, in 1964, latest figures
of hours given to the home. They Pollack, Ben
show. More than half of these
are (from left) Mesdames Irv- Bonin, Harold Y.
cases — 1,309 to be exact — were
ing Beck (3,813 hours), Jane Hoffman, Henry
found in Wayne County. Of this
Rosenfeld (3,795), Louis Shapiro Berris and Rob-
KE 1-8196
total 1,070 cases were found in
(2,902) and Jack Soverinsky ert S. Drew s,
Bar Mitzvahs — Weddings
Detroit.
(2,415), The auxiliary sponsors vice presidents;
parties, helps in the various de- John Mann, Gil-
partments and runs the gift shop
bert Golding and
where articles made by the resi- Samuel Scha-
dents are sold and proceeds re- flander, seer e- Mrs. Perlman
tucked to them, The supper was
taries; Alfred Rosen, treasurer;
From LONDON, ENGLAND
hosted by the home's board of
and Herman August, Davis Benson,
directors.
Alfred Deutsch, Ivan Meisner,
Samuel Rhodes, Irving Rose, Sam-
uel Shekter and Abe Zitomer, di-
"Distinctive Styling in Music
rectors.
to your Individual Taste"
We use the Jewish word
Mrs.
Perlman
has
held
a
number
For You Or Your Organization
"mychel" because we don't
of portfolios in Hadassah. She is
know how to say "extremely
a former chapter vice president of
projects and program and a past
delicious dish" in Italian.
president of Meyers Group. Mar-
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