7 Pioneer Women's Drive to Aid Children Paul Zuckerman to Talk1 22— Frida ' Ma Y to Mothers, Daughters The second phase of Detroit Carnal Pioneer Women's annual observance of World Jewish Child Day will be a canister drive in which several hundred members will participate Sunday through Tuesday. Climaxing the drive will be the awarding of a trip to Israel or 5500 on May 21 at Pioneer Women's annual installation. Working on the canister drive are (from left) seated: Mesdames Israel Serling; Aaron Katzman, Council president; Albert Herman, Council canister co-chairman; and Mrs. Oscar Warren; standing: Mesdames Louis Levine, Harry Stein, Barnett Katz, Morris Order, Joseph Shuster and Jack Reitman. Not pictured is Mrs. Philip Field, Council canister co-chairman. omens ekths Temple Israel Sisterhood will be entertained by singer Annette Cha- jes and her husband Julius Chajes, music director of the Jewish Cen- ter Symphony Or- chestra conduc- tor, at the sister- hood's installation luncheon noon Monday at the temple. Airs. Har- old Orbach will be installing offi- cer. Airs. Elmer Raskin, presi- dent, said guests are invited. For reservations, call • the temple office. AIL Mrs. Chajes UN 3-7769. - LADIES OF YESHIVATH BETH YEHUDAH and NVOME_N'S SAB- BATH' LEAGUE will hold a lunch- eon meeting noon Tuesday at Shonarey Emunah Synagogue, • sponsored by Mrs. Jennie Kramer. Guest speaker will be Rabbi Shaiall Zachariash. Social chairmen Airs.' Walter Epstein and Gussie Cardash will be assisted by Mesdames; Sadie Adler, Rose Bielewich, Ar-1 thur Cutler, Harold Kaplan, Mendel Stark and Bea Servetter. Mrs. Mil- ton Winston, president, invites guests. NEW STUDY CLUB will hold a luncheon 11:30 a.m. Wednesday at the Clock Restaurant, Seven Mile Rd. at Patton. Members and friends are invited. " * DINIONA CHAPTER, Pioneer I Women, will hold a luncheon 12:30 p.m. Tuesday at the home of Airs. Samuel Koven, 27245 Devonshire, Southfield. Airs. Norman Leemon, national board member, will speak about her recent trip to Israel. For reservations call, Airs. Joseph Tre- blin, LI 6-5287. CLUB ONE, Pioneer Women, will hold a luncheon sponsored by Mrs. Celia Feigenson noon May 12 at Sholem Aleichem Institute. The luncheon is in honor of the Child Rescue Fund campaign. Friends are invited. ROSENW.ALD LADIES AUXILI- ARY, American Legion, will hold an executive board meeting and luncheon 12:30 p.m. Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Bertha Goldstein 23410 Geneva, Oak Park. Nomina- tions of new officers and the June 2 luncheon will be discussed. • • • CHANA CZENESH CHAPTER, Pioneeer Women, will meet noon Aionday at Sholem Aleichem Insti- tute. Airs. Dan Shapiro, guest speaker, will talk on "What Does the Christian Teen-Ager Want to Know About Judaism'" Refresh- ment will be served, and guests are invited. Professional Entertainment Airs. Jack Seder, president of Jewish Women European Welfare Organization, announces reserva- tions are still being taken for its golden jubilee m ot her-daughter ':donor luncheon, to be held noon Wednesday at Cong. Beth Abra- ham. Guest speak- er will be Pauli Zuckerman.Over- all chairman is Mrs. Sadie Haut. Mollie Baseman is co - chairman, and Airs. Izaak Levine, is ticket chairman. A sil- ver tea service will be given as Mrs. Seder the main prize. For tickets and reservations, sail Mrs. Haut, 273- 6571, Mrs. Levine, 272-3834 or Mrs. Seder, 342-1627. 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Screen News Digest release: Richard Williams "From Enemy to Ally—the Story and Airs. James of Postwar Japan." Bittker, vice pres- The public is invited at no ad- idents; Airs. Shel- mission charge. For information don Plotnic k, call Betty Weinberg, chairman of treasurer: programs, 532-8855. a n d Mesdames This civic. social, and cultural Michael Blum e, organization for single adults will Mrs. Goode Daniel Gilbert and Bernard Shapiro, secretaries. hold a theater party for its mem- Board members are :Mesdames bership Sunday evening at the Vest Seymour Berman, John Cohen, Syl- Pocket Theater to see "Max Mor van Failer, Harold Firestone, ath at the Turn of the Century..' Charles Goodman, Arnold Gottlieb, Edmond Krause, Stuart Lakind, Sheldon Mintz, Mischa Sachs, Paul Schreibman, Robert Shore, Alfred Shaw, Allen Warnick, William War- ren, Harvey Zalesin and Arnold Dr. and Airs. William D. Sharpe Zuroff. of Morningside Plaza, Lathrup • • • Village, announce the engagement BETH HILLEL SISTERHOOD , of their daughter Diane Noble to will hold its annual Mother's Day: Henry Roth, son of Mr. and Airs. , affair 6 p.m. Tuesday in the syna- Louis Hinderstein of Fairfield Rd.' gogue. There will be a smorgas- Miss Noble will graduate this bord supper and entertainment by month from the University of the Bristol Dance Arts and David Alichigan. Her fiance is a senior in Ryder, master of ceremonies. For : the school of business administra- reservations, call Mrs. Bert West- ion at ayne State University. A heimer, El 6-2339; Airs. Manfred June wedding • is planned. • • Stryk, KE 3-8293; or the synagogue Air. and Airs. Max Richman of office, BR 3-0570. Brooks Ln., Southfield, announce the engagement of their daughter. PYTILIAN SISTERS will host the Linda Adele to George Michael District 6 convention Tuesday at Brant, son of Mr. and Airs. Louis Workmen's Circle Center. Registra- Brant of W. 10 Mile Rd., Oak , tion is at 9 a.m. For luncheon Park. The bride-elect is a junior reservations, call Ruth Goldman, at Eastern Michigan University.. 356-6653. Initiation of Ruth Harr Air. Brant is a senior at Eastern. will be held in the afternoon. Alice ' A June wedding is planned. • • • D. Levine, is most excellent chief. • • • Mr. and Mrs. Loilis Cohen of St. CITY OF HOPE CANCER Marys Ave. announce the engage- FIGHTERS will hold a general ment of their daughter Paula to board meeting noon Monday at the Paul Glinter, son of Airs. Lillian Raleigh House. Final, plans will Glinter of St. Marys Ave. and the be presented for the May 10-12 late Morris Glinter. A July wed- door-to-door march. Airs. Harold ding is planned. Lupiloff will receive journal turn- ins. Final plans for the rummage sale at the City of Hope office, Alay 21-22 will be made. Contact Mrs. Sam Schwartz, chairman, LI 6-3686, to donate merchandise. 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