Its second annual auction to
raise funds for the Israel Emer-
gency Fund netted Detroit Social-
ites $250 for the cause.
Kinneret Chapter, Pioneer Wom-
This group of Jewish men and
photography
en, in preparation for its 20th an- women was organized 13 years ago
niversary, is plan-
for social, cultural and charitable
COMING TO
ning a fund rais-
activities. The next social affair
ing on behalf of
SOUTHFIELD
is to be held 9 p.m. Feb. 21 at the
Magen David A-
Oak Park Community Center.
dom, Israel's red
IN FEBRUARY
For information, call Hilda Wis..
cross service.
ter, 547-8107,
Rebecca Cohen,
chairman of the
fund-raising com-
mittee, is assist-
ed by Frances
Driker• Ruth Gos-
man, Sarah Kan-
ter, Esther Nus-
baum, Franc es
Mrs. Cohen
Shayne, Lilly
Stollman and Kinneret President
Rebecca Warren.
* * *
B A T Y A CHAPTER, Mizrachij
Women, will hold its paid-up mem-
bership meeting 8:30 p.m. Tues-
day at the home of Mrs. Arthur
Permanents $6.50 and up
Chaims, 24636 Santa Barbara,
Sets $3.50—Tint $7.50 (Set Included)
Southfield. A petite supper will be
prepared by Mesdames Deloris
Open Evenings and Sundays
Brown, Bernice Kelman, Claire
Krakowitz, Lila Eisenberg, Rhoda
EXCELLENT SERVICE—NO WAITING
Schwartz, Golda Wrotslovsky and
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Ida Chaims. Musical selections
(So•Ith of 10 Mile)
or LI 4-9637
will be presented by a choir, direct-
ed by Aviva Carmen and includ-
ing Rebecca Abrams, Surie Bakst,
Debby Baum, Esther Cohen, Sarah
A cure for the January blues
Fordonski, Naomi Greenbaum,
Miriam Hirsch, Esther Landsman,
Regina Levi and Leah Mittleman.
Batya is taking reservations for its
movie night, featuring "Downhill
Racer" at the Studio North Thea-
ter 7:30 p.m. Sunday. There will
be an afterglow at the home of
for as little as
Dr. and Mrs. Pino Wiser, 24130
Philip, Southfield. For tickets, call
Mrs. Benno Levi, LI 4-4592.
• *
SHARON G R 0 U P, Hadassah,
President Mrs. Morris Schultz an-
nounces that in honor of Jewish
Music Month, a presentation by
Cantor and Mrs. Reuven Frankel
will be featured at a combined
meeting of the Sharon, Rivercrest
and Birmingham groups noon Feb.
26028 GREENFIEL
10, at the Southfield Civic Center.
For information, call Mrs. Joseph
Dresser, 358-5657 or Mrs. Arthur
USE YOUR
Schuster, 358-2247.
* *
SECURITY
or
MASTER
BNAI DAVID SISTERHOOD will
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hold a regular board meeting 8:30
p.m. Monday at the synagogue.
Plans are under way for a paid-up
party, Purim party and the annual
donor luncheon.
SUNDAY 12 to 5
DAILY 9:30 to 6
Women's Club activities
JEWISH HOME FOR AGED
WOMEN'S AUXILIARY will hold
an awards dinner honoring the
service group and board 6:30 p.m.
Feb. 8 at Borman Hall. Hosts will
be the board of the Jewish Home
for Aged and Mr. and Mrs. I. 1.
Sonnenblick. A cantata, "An Echo
of Eternity," arranged and adapt-
ed by Cantor Reuven Frankel,
will be perforated by him and his
wife. The cantata, derived from an
essay on Jerusalem by Abraham
Joshua Herschel, will follow din-
ner and the awards presentation,
Mrs. Sheldon Fishman, auxiliary
president, announced.
* * *
HENRIETTA SZOLD GROUP,
Hadassah, will hold an open meet.
ing 12:30 p.m. Tuesday at Hadas-
sah House. Mrs. Harry Oberstein
will review "The Sea Change" by
J. R. Salamanca. Guests invited.
• * *
OAK PARK NSHEI CHABAD
STUDY GROUP will meet 2:30
p.m. Saturday at the home of Mrs.
Eugene Goldberg, 24711 Church,
Oak Park. Guest speaker will be
Mr. Goldberg.
C.
CLUB TWO, Pioneer Women,
will meet noon Wednesday at Sho-
lem Aleichem Institute. Frieda
Feigin will present Israeli slides,
and Mrs. William Levine will be
guest speaker. The Jewish National
Fund committee, Lena Band, Lea
Rubel and Mirriam Green, invites
guests.
*
DAVID-HORODOKER WOMEN'S
ORGANIZATION will meet 12:30
p.m. Tuesday at the home of Mrs.
Joseph Davidson, 25549 Greenfield,
Southfield.
DETROIT WOMEN of ALPHA
OMEGA DENTAL FRATERNITY,
President Mrs. Milton Jacobs, an-
nounces a meeting will be held
12:30 p.m. Tuesday at Sussex
House restaurant. Program chair-
man Mrs. Charles Goodman will
present Bob Talbert, columnist of
the Detroit Free Press, as guest
speaker. He will be introduced by
Mrs. Arnold Zuroff, chairman of
the day. The invocation will be by
I past president Mrs. Martin Selik.
Guests are invited. Reservations
, are being accepted by Mrs. Paul
Schreibman, 544-4653.
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