• • • omen's Clu4 activities BETH AARON SISTERHOOD Will hold its final book review of the series 10 a.m. Tuesday in the social hall, it was announced by Mrs. Morris Ginsberg, president. A continental breakfast will pre- cede the book review, "In My Fa- ther's Court" by Isaac B. Singer Which will be reviewed by Mrs. Joe Medwed. For information, call the synagogue office, UN 1-5222, or Mrs. Hyman Fox, book review Chairman, UN 3-0876. Members are asked to bring any white ele- phant items they may have, suit- able for sale at the sisterhood's first annual family fair planned for March 12 and 13. * * * PHI DELTA EPSILON WOM- EN'S AUXILIARY will meet 8:30 p.m. Tuesday at the home of Mrs. David Ruskin, 24555 Lee Baker, Southfield. An evening of games Will be featured. For reservations, contact Mrs. Ruskin, 357-0013. * * * SHERUTH LEAGUE will meet noon Tuesday at the Zionist Cul- tural Center. Speaker for the after- noon will be Mrs. Florene Marks of the Weight Watchers. • * * BNAI MOSHE SISTERHOOD Will conclude its book review series 1 p.m. Tuesday at the synagogue. Mrs. Harry Gunsberg, chairman, announces that Bernard Malamud's °The Fixer" will be reviewed by Mrs. Nettie Baron Golub. A cof- fee hour will precede the pro- gram. For tickets contact Mrs. Harry Gunsberg, 342-4645. * * * CLUB TWO, Pioneer Women, will hold a membership tea noon Wednesday at the Labor Zionist Institute. Israeli songs will be sung by Celia Plafkin. Refresh- ments will be served. * * * BAGLEY GROUP, Hadassah, will meet 12:30 p.m. Tuesday at Hadassah House. The slide narra- tive "This Golden Land," the story Of the Jews in America from 1492 to 1967, will be featured. Mrs. Lewis Adler will give a contem- porary affairs report. Mrs. Louis Kashdan, president, invites guests. Refreshments will be served. * * * PURITY CHAPTER, Order of the Eastern Star, will hold its annual Friends Night 7:45 p.m. Monday at Eureka Masonic Temple. Florence Chapter will exemplify the degrees. Refreshments will be served. Guests invited. * * * GOLDA HEIR CHAPTER, Pio- neer Women, will meet 8:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Labor Zionist Insti- tute. Plans for the pre-Purim party will be discussed. Refreshments will be served. Friends are invited. * 1 7 * * JEWISH WOMEN'S EURO- PEAN WELFARE ORGANIZA- TION will hold a board meeting noon Tuesday at the home of Ida Tubben, 13274 N. Norfolk. A re- port on the recent luncheon will be given. • * * SOUTHWOODS CHAPTER, Women's American ORT, will hold a membership tea noon Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Hershel Sand- berg, 19210 Silvercrest, Southfield. Membership Vice President Mrs. Leonard Baruch has planned a leather fashion show with Mrs. Jennie Teff, commentator. For in- formation, call President Mrs. Jerome Rosman, 353-2509. * * * CITY OF HOPE CANCER FIGHT- ERS will hold an open board meet- ing noon Monday at Rosenberg's Holiday Caterers. Mrs. Phillip'Moss, vice president of the souvenir jour- nal, requests a turn-in of all funds and data pertaining to the jour- nal. Mrs. Moss will present a re- port on the current progress. * * * TEMPLE BETH EL SISTERHOOD will hear a lecture on "The Emer- gence of Reform Judaism" by Irving I. Katz and James J. Levbarg, 11 a.m. Tuesday. This is the third in a series of four lectures. Coffee and rolls will be served 10:15 in the social hall. Cherub Ball to Raise Funds for Infants . Needy and handicapped children will benefit from proceeds raised at the annual Cherub Ball of the Infants Service Group 7 p.m . . Feb. 26 at the Latin Quarter. According to President Mrs. Lewis Davis, the organization has contributed over $45,000 to the Detroit Associa- tion for Retard- ed Children and more than ,$36,- 000 to PenriCk; ton Nursery, in addition to pro- viding clothin and food to in- fants of indigent families. Mrs. Lewis Comedian Ai Bernie will head- line the show, with Hal Gordon and his orchestra providing the music for dancing. A champagne hour will precede the dinner. Dinner-dance chairman is Mrs. Milford Singer. She is assisted by Mesdames Leonard Baron, tickets; David Riseman, entertainment; Samuel Koppelman, fund raising; Benjamin Rochlen, book editor; and Arthur Leebove, editor. * * * Pioneer Women Plan Bond Luncheon TOWN AND COUNTRY CHAP- TER, Women's American ORT, will meet 12:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Morton Siegel, 21871 Avon, Oak Park. A dessert luncheon will be served. A wig fashion show will be presented. * * * GOLDEN RING CLUB, of the Workmen's Circle will meet 12:30 p.m. Wednesday. Mrs. Adele Mon- dry will review the book "The Gates of the Forest" by Elie Wie- sel. Guests are welcome. * * * FANNIE GLUCK CHAPTER Mizrachi Women, will meet noon Monday at Cong. Beth Hillel. Luncheon will be served. Guest speaker Marsha Keller will give a book review. * * * ADAS SHALOM SISTERHOOD will hold an oneg Shabbat 1:30 p.m. Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Simmer, 18273 Fairfield. Mrs. Robert Dunsky, oneg Shabbat chairman, announces that the theme "Traveling With Jews Around the World" will be continued. Guest speaker will be Mrs. Fred Findling and Mrs. Joel Silver, both of whom came to this country from France. Refresh- ments will be served preceding the program. * * * MUSIC STUDY CLUB will hear a paper by Esther Miller Krops on "Twentieth Century Trends in American and Israeli Music" 12:30 p.m, Tuesday in the Jewish Cen- ter music room. Mrs. Krops, who will give musical illustrations, is a long-term member of the club. A graduate of Juilliard and a pupil of Olga Samaroff, she has done much concertizing in the area and also serves as accom- panist and teacher of piano. Mrs. Joseph Markel is program chair- man. Mrs. Norman Allan, presi- dent, invites interested women in the community. Dessert luncheon will be served. Hadassah's Town Hall to feature a Trio of Current, Critical Issues Detroit Chapter of Hadassah has scheduled its 1967 Town Hall Series for 12:15 p.m. March 2, 9 and 16 at Hadassah House. Mrs. Abe Zitomer, chairman, announces that "Questions People Ask" will be the theme of the series, commencing with Richard Lobenthal, director of the Mich- igan Region Office, Anti-Defama- tion League of Bnai Brith. He will discuss "A m e r i c a n Right Wing-Nationalists or Neo-Nazis?" On March 9, Albert Elazar, su- perintendent of the United Hebrew Schools, will present "Israel's Dilemma—Guns or Butter?" Edwin G. Shifrin, chairman of the cultural commission of the Jewish Community Council, will speak on "Russia's Jews— Silence or Survival?", and the Jewish Center Theater Mobile Unit will present "The Baba and Babi Yar" by Josiah Lewis at the closing session. Preceding each session, coffee and cake will be served. Mrs. Maurice Perlman, vice pres- ident of education, invites friends to the Town Hall Series. Donations and reservations may be sent to the Hadassah office, 16240 W. Seven Mile. For informa- tion, call BR 3-5441, or Mrs. Zitomer, UN 1-7340. Avrunin Branch to Join Poale Zion at Meeting Planning the Detroit Council of Pioneer Women's "Am Israel Ha' luncheon to be held March 9, at Cong. Bnai David, are (from left) seated, Mrs. Alexander Schreier, luncheon chairman; Mrs. Norman Leemon, ticket chairman, and Mrs. Jack Gosman, special events chairman; standing, Mesdames David Sislin, Michael Michlin, Milton Weiss and Sarah Levin. Jan and Lillian Bart, recording artists, will be guest stars at this affair on behalf of Israel Bonds. Mrs. Fishman is the Pioneer . Women's Council president. Avrunin Branch, Farband, will meet 8:30 p.m. Thursday with Branch Three, Poale Zion, at the Labor Zionist Institute. Benjamin Laikin will discuss current events in Israel and the Diaspora. Refreshments will be served by Mr. and Mrs. Laikin in celebra- tion of the wedding of their grand- son. Friends are invited. Tyner-Davidson Troth Announced in Saginaw THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Friday, February 17, 1967-19 Mizrachi Women Vote Aid NEW YORK (JTA) — A fund amounting to more than $500,000 was authorized by the Mizrachi Women's Organization of America Monday to sustain its network of social welfare institutions in Israel for disadvantaged children. The sum was voted at the orga- nization's midwinter conference here, attended by 400 leaders of the organization from nine Eastern Seaboard states and the District of Columbia. 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