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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
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ADAS SHALOM SISTERHOOD
Will celebrate its 22nd anniversary
With a birthday-membership party
noon Monday at the synagogue.
Mrs. Joseph Katchke, president,
and Mrs. William Zimmerman,
membership vice president, say
that plans are being completed for
a celebration for sisterhood's paid-
up members. New members will
be honored. The program will fea-
ture a drama, "Something Is Mis-
sing," written by Mrs. S. Teplitz of
National Women's League, United
Synagogue of America, and direct-
ed by Mrs. J. Stewart Linden. The
cast includes Mesdames Jacob
Axelrod, Morris Botwin, Samuel
Kaner, Sheldon Schwartz. The Na-
tional Anthems will be led by Mrs.
Jacob Axelrod accompanied by
Mrs. George Bassin. Mrs. Robert
Dunsky will present the invoca-
tion, and Mrs. Tzvi Berkal will
lead the Birkat Hamazon. Mrs.
Baruch Ulrych is lucheon chair-
man; Mrs. Sidney Schwartz, hos-
tess chairman; Mrs. Nathan Star-
man, decorations; and Mrs. Harry
Markovitz, book and gift shop;
Mrs. Barney Golden, financial sec-
retary, will accommodate members
who wish to pay their dues at the
door.
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EVERGREEN and LIVONIA
Groups, lladassah will hold a joint
meeting 8:30 p.m. Tuesday at
Radassah House. A columnist for
Free Press Action Line will discuss
the column and show slides. Guests
are welcome. Refreshments will be
served.
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BATYA CHAPTER,
Mizrachi
Women, will hold its champagne
dinner at the Whitehall Apartment
Club House, Southfield, 9 p.m.
Saturday. Chairman for the evening
will be Mrs. Sol Lessman, assisted
by Mesdames Andrew Freier,
James Gordon, Seymour Green-
stein, Leslie Krakovitz, Benno Levi
and Abe Selesny. Skip Rosenthal
will play his guitar. For reserva-
tions call Mrs. Lessman, 358-3138.
The chapter will meet 8:30 p.m.,
Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Sey-
mour Greenstein, 14140 Sherwood,
Oak Park. Guest speaker will be
Rabbi Samuel Stollman of Cong.
Shear Hashomayim, Windsor, who
will discuss "What is Jewish About
American Literature." Dr. Stoll-
man has a Ph.D. degree in English
literature.
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DETROIT JUNIOR CHAPTER,
CARIH, will meet at the Detroit
Institute of Arts 12:15 p.m.
Wednesday. Luncheon will be
Served, followed by a tour. For
reservations call Mrs. Howard Dan-
zig, 353-2339. A Scotch Doubles
Bowling Night will be held at State
Fair Lanes, Nov. 18. Prizes will be
awarded, and a midnight supper
served. For reservations, call Mrs.
Donald Golde, LI 6-2733, or Mrs.
Alfred Dangovian, 353-8473.
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AHAVA°S.ACHIM SISTERHOOD
Will hold its first oneg Shabat for
the year 2 p.m. Saturday at the
home of Cantor and Mrs. Simon
Bermanis. Mrs. Ben Davis an-
nounces that the Young Marrieds
Will present the program "Jew-
ish Life in Early America." Guests
invited. Refreshments will follow.
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JEWISH WOMEN'S EUROPEAN
WELFARE ORGANIZATION will
hold a luncheon noon Monday at
Cong. Ezras Achim. Mrs. Leo Lau-
fer, vice president, is sponsoring
the luncheon with proceeds going
toward a scholarship at Bar-Dan
University. For information, call
ticket chairman Mrs. Jack Seder,
342-1627.
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Parkwood Bazaar Thursday to Aid ORT Work:
Needs of poverty-stricken youths the items up for sale. There will
who require vocational training will be prizes and a lunch counter.
be met partially with proceeds
from the bazaar and bake sale
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scheduled by Parkwood Chapter,
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Women's American ORT, for 10
a.m. to 10 p.m. Thursday at North-
land Center auditorium.
Art, ceramics, jewelry, needle-
work and baked goods are among
R 0 SE NWALD AUXILIARY
American Legion, will hold a des
sert luncheon and games party
12:30 p.m. Tuesday at the home
division of the Michigan Consoli-
dated Gas Co. Friends are invited.
Proceeds will go to charity. For
reservations, call Lydia Slakter,
VE 6-8174, or Sarah Jacobson,
342-0221.
Criterion Club Schedules
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Bond Cash Collection Drive Launched
Open House for Singles
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The Criterion Club will hold
open house Tuesday starting 8 p.m.
at the community hall of the Com-
monwealth Branch Bank, W. 7 Mile
at Mark Twain.
President Gertrude Edelstein in-
vites single people of the com-
munity to attend without charge.
The program will include a show-
ing of the color film "Wonderful
World."
At the Israel Bond Redemption Brunch, which launched the
post-High Holy Day cash collection effort, are (from left) Mrs.
Joseph Katchke, honorary Israel Bond Women's Division chairman;
Dr. Arleh Plotkin, Middle East expert, who was guest speaker;
Mrs. Philip Hellman, honorary Women's Division chairman; and
Mrs. Sidney Schwartz, chairman of the brunch. Hundreds of women
volunteers are Joining in the effort to convert the High Holy Day
pledges into cash for Israel.
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LADIES OF YESHIVATH BETH
DAVID-HORODOKER WOMEN'S
YEHUDAH and WOMEN'S SAB- ORGANIZATION will meet noon
BATH LEAGUE will honor donor Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Sonia
workers at a luncheon meeting Huston, 14475 S. Norfolk. Plans
noon Thursday at Beth Tefilo have been completed for the 30th
Emanuel Tikvah Synagogue. Guest annual donor luncheon to be held
speaker will be Rabbi Eli Fried- Dec. 5 at Cong. Ahavas Achim.
man of Yeshivath Beth Yehudah. The program will feature Cantor
A report will be given on the recent Louis Klein and the Bnai Moshe
donor luncheon. The social commit- Sisterhood choral group. There will
tee, headed by Mrs. Walter Ep- be many prizes. For tickets and
stein, will consist of Mesdames information, call Mrs. Harry
Rose Bielewich, Meyer Biegler, Schechter, EL 3-6674, or Mrs. Sam
Arthur Cutler, Harold Kaplan, Leo Kreisler, 507-0117.
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Laufer, Philip Pont and Aron Sand-
PYTHIAN SISTERS invites the
weiss. Guests invited.
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public to its annual charity din-
PHI DELTA EPSILON WOM- ner, benefiting handicapped chil-
EN'S AUXILIARY will hold its dren, 6:30 p.m. Dec. 10 at the
annual paid-up membership lunch- Pythian Temple. For information
eon noon Nov. 21 at the Regency and tickets, call Gret Trager, 838-
Restaurant. For reservations, call 3717, or Audrey Saperstein, 541-
be prizes.
Mrs. Murray Kling, 358-1880, by 3133. There will
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Wednesday.
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DETROIT LINK, Order of the
ZEDAKAH CLUB will meet noon Golden Chain, will hold a "feather
Nov. 20 at the home of Mrs. David party" 8 p.m. Monday at the Labor
Sky, 17288 Magnolia, Southfield. Zionist Institute. There will be
Members are asked to bring pledges games and prizes. Proceeds will
for the donor luncheon, to be held go to underprivileged children. For
at the new Raleigh House Nov. 28. information, call Mrs. Jean Hol-
For tickets, call Mrs, Jack Green- lander, 353-8453, or Worthy Matron
Ruthe Goldstein, 546-9058. Tickets
berg, 353-0232,
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will be available at the door.
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DOWNTOWN SYNAGOGUE Sis-
BNAI MOSHE SISTERHOOD
terhood will hold a dessert lunch-
eon 12:30 p.m. Tuesday at the will meet 12:15 p.m. Monday at the
Metropolitan Federal Savings synagogue. Speaker will be Mrs.
Bank, 32800 Southfield, Birming- Philip Bernstein, director of the
ham. "The Many Facets of Sis- junior division of the Jewish Wel-
terhood" will be discussed by Mrs. fare Federation. Dessert luncheon
Jack Shenkman, president, Michi- will be served. The sisterhood
gan Branch of the National Wo- donor luncheon will be held noon
men's League of United Syna- Nov. 27. The "Sisterhood Players"
gogue. For transportation, call the will present a musical written and
president, Mrs. George Bass, EL directed by Elaine Gaspas. Mrs.
Moses Lehrman will receive a
7-078L
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scroll of honor from the National
CITY OF HOPE CANCER Woman's League. For information,
FIGHTERS will hold a board meet- call Mrs. Albert Migdal, 358-1285,
ing noon Monday at Bnai David or Mrs. Bert Dan, LI 7-9343.
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Synagogue. Mrs. Maury Gordon,
UPPER NORTHWEST NSHEI
vice president of fund raising, will
report on the progress of the CHABAD STUDY GROUP will
Glamorama Luncheon to be held meet 4 p.m. Saturday at the home
Dec. 5 at the Latin Quarter. Fea- of Mrs. Joseph Borenstein, 19480
tured will be gowns by a New Freeland. Speaker will be Rabbi
York-Paris designer, furs, music Borenstein.
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and prizes. For reservations, call
FANNIE GLUCK CHAPTER,
Mrs. Louis Markle, ticket chair-
Mizrachi Women, will hold a rum-
man, EL 8-0415.
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mage sale starting 9 a.m. Tuesday
YOUNG WOMEN OF JEWISH at the Ferndale Women's Ci.. 1).
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NATIONAL FUND will see a dem-
BRANDEIS, NORTHWEST and
onstration of makeup application
at a meeting 8 p.m. Wednesday NORTHEAST CHAPTERS, newly
at the home of Vicki Buckfire, combined chapters of American
Jewish Congress, will meet 12:15
17036 Jill, Southfield,
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p.m. Wednesday at the home of
HARMONY CHAPTER, Wom- Mrs. Dellis Harwith, 18663 In-
diana.
Rabbi David Jessel of
en's American ORT, will meet 8
p.m. Tuesday at Metropolitan Fed- Temple Beth Am will "take a look
eral Savings Bank, Southfield and at the new Israel." Rabbi Jessel
14 Mile Rds. Miss Dale Busher, recently returned from a study
representative of several toy com- mission to Israel. Petite luncheon
panies, will discuss toys for all will be served.
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