20—Friday, January 12, 1968
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
TNT Women Set Donor Tea Jan. 23;
$50,000 Goal Is the Year's Objective
Guided by its division chairmen, the Women's Auxiliary of the
Jewish National Fund will culminate its 38th annual donor cam-
paign with a tea, Jan. 23, noon, at Temple Israel. The premiere
appearance of Ruth and Beno Sharon, singing stars of television,
radio, concert and opera stage from Israel, will be featured. Guest
speaker will be Philip Slomovitz, editor of The Detroit Jewish
News. The 1968 goal of the. JNF Women has been set at $50,000.
Pictured (from left) are: standing, Mesdames Frank Silverman, Al
Schneider, Leo Lesser, Lewis Diamond, Israel Kardener, Milton
Winston, Anton Rosenfeld and Julius Ring; seated, Mesdames Sam
Rosenblat, William Klafer, Jack Grossbart, William Hordes and
Larry Chanin, donor chairman. Other chairmen not in the photo are
Mesdames Harry Portnoy, Samuel Kobaker, N. Rosin and Ben
Nosan, program chairman for the donor.
Sisterhoods Plan Ju bilee Luncheon
Mrs. Jack Shenkman, president s
of Michigan Branch of National
Women's League. announces the
Jubilee Celebration and luncheon
in honor of the 50th anniversary
of National Women's League will
be held noon Jan. 17 at Cong. Beth
Moses.
Following a short business meet-
ing. sisterhood Tora Fund awards
will he presented by chairman
Mrs. Thomas Partovich. Mrs. Mor-
ris Adler will receive a scroll des-
ignating contributions made to the
! WHY WORRY !
Mathilde Schechter Residence Hall
by members of Michigan Branch
in memory of Rabbi Morris Adler.
Mrs. Isadore Leeman. vice pres-
ident of National Women's League,
will speak and a cantata, "Na-
tional Women's League — From
Then 'Til Now," will be presented
by Cantor Louis Klein and the
choral group of the Sisterhood of
Cong. Bnai Moshe. Accompanist
will be Doreen Raskin. and the
narrators Mrs. Harry Markle and
Mrs. Sol Grand.
For information, call Mrs. Her-
man Roth, chairman of the day,
LI 8-5305.
Pioneer Women Plan
'Histadrut Month '
Declaring the month of January
as "Histadrut Month," Pioneer
Women in Detroit has scheduled
an opening Histadrut Tea for 12:30
p.m. Thursday at the Labor Zionist
Institute.
The program will feature as
guest speaker Nahum Guttman,
public relations director of the
Histadrut Campaign and editor of
Histadrut's picture magazine. Foto-
News.
Musical entertainment will be
provided by Mrs. Sylvia Heideman.
with Mrs. Bella Goldberg at the
niano.
Mrs. David Sislin, chairman of
the Pioneer Women's division
of the Histadrut Campaign,
said that local chapters will
focus their attention on solicita-
tion of pledges for Histadrut
through the end of February.
Pioneer Women continues to
raise a significant portion of the
funds needed to support Histad-
rut's social and welfare program
in Israel.
Local chapter chairmen are Ida
Katz, Club One; Pauline Liberson,
Club Two; Estelle Wilk, Avoda;
Isabel Unrot, Brandeis; Pearl Nus-
baum B and P; Emma Nathanson
and Mollie Boraks, Chana Czenesh;
Dorothy Guttenberg, Dimona; Syl-
via Reitman Golda Meir; Reba
Berke, Hanita; Pearl Lieberman,
Israel; Rebecca Warren, Kinneret;
Betty Karbal, Massada; Lillian
Klein, Negba; and Rida Deitch,
Sharona.
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