omen's
ADAS SHALOM SISTERHOOD'S
25th birthday and paid-up member-
ship luncheon will take place noon
Monday in the synagogue social
hall. Mrs. Daniel Knopper, vice
president of membership and chair-
man of the day, has the assistance
of Mesdames Samuel Dobkin, spe-
cial events social chairman, George
Brown, Herman Goldenberg, Harry
Fortner, Ronald Schecter and
Nathan Starman. Mrs. Isadore
Goren, president, invites all paid-
up members, and Mrs. William
Zimmerman, financial secretary,
will accommodate all who wish to
pay their dues at the door. Mrs.
Abe Cherrin, program vice presi-
dent, plans to honor charter, life.
and new members. Mrs. Daniel
Shapiro will give capsule book re-
views. Mesdames Jacob Kahn and
Simon Krasner, book and gift shop
chairmen, will have Hanuka items
available: Mrs. Morris N. Posner,
motor corps chairman, 548-9305,
will arrange for transportation if
needed.
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OAK PARK GROUP, Hadassah,
will meet noon Tuesday at the
Carlyle Towers party room. Yid-
dish actor Harry Weinberg will
speak, and a petite luncheon will
be served. Weinberg will recount,
in English, the golden era of the
Yiddish theater. Weinberg came to
America in 1910 as a professional
Yiddish actor and played in New
York and other cities. In Detroit,
he hosted the Yiddish radio hour
for 25 years. He was a founder of
the Sholem Aleichem Institute,
and was president of the local
Federation of Polish Jews.
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LADIES OF YESHIVATH BETH
YEHUDAH and WOMEN'S SAB-
BATH LEAGUE will hold their an-
nual pre-Hanuka latke party noon
Tuesday at Shomrey Emunah Syna-
gogue. The luncheon is sponsored
by Mrs. Ethel Dvorkin and Mrs.
Leo Laufer. Entertainment will be
by Elaine Jaffe of Beth- Jacob
School. Hostesses are Mesdames
Walter Epstein, Gussie Cardash,
Becky Gendelman, Mendel . Stark
and Rose Bielewich. Proceeds will
go for furthering Jewish educa-
tion. Guests are welcome.
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Clubs
WOMEN OF THE JEWISH NA
TIONAL FUND will bold a lunch
eon and board meeting noon Tues-
day at the home of Mrs. Irving
Raskin, 13750 Courtland, Oak Park.
Mrs. William Levin, fund-raising
chairman, asks donor workers and
board members to attend.
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Fridrry, Deamber 11, 1970-23
Joel Feldmesser Takes
Ruth Galloway as Bride
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Early deadlines will be in
Ruth Beverly Galloway and Joel
effect fol. the issues of Dec.
Howard Feldmesser were recently
25 and Jan. 1 because the
married at Temple Emanu-El.
paper must go to press a day
Rabbi Milton Rosenbaum and
early. Keeping the slow mail 0 Cantor Harold Orbach officiated.
in mind, please submit pub-
The newlyweds are the children
licity copy by noon Friday,
of Mrs. Harlyn Galloway of Miami
Dec. 18 and Dec. 25. Classi-
and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Feld-
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messer of Lincoln Rd., Huntington
p.m. Tuesday, both weeks.
Woods.
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The bride wore a lace-appliqued
OAKLAND HILLS and SOUTH- peas de sole gown with a Queen
g
WOOD chapters, Women's Ameri-
can ORT, will hold a com-
bined general meeting and des-
sert luncheon noon Tuesday at the
Bloomfield Township Library.
Psychologist Sherwin Sokolov will
discuss drug abuse among young
people.
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Arnie collar and Empire waist.
The chapel train was appliqued
with matching lace. She carried
roses.
Mary Kilpatrick of Miami served
as maid of honor. Best man was
Ronald Schwartz. Kirk Dublin,
Jonathan. Rosenbaum and Dale
Charnas served as ushers.
Following a honeymoon in Mont-
real, the couple will reside in
Lansing.
HILLEL DAY SCHOOL PTO
President Mrs. Leo Rosen an-
nounces the opening of the Hanu-
ka gift shop at the school. Chair- Center Culture Club
men Mrs. Irving Nusbaum and
airs. Jerome Schostak have pre- to Celebrate Hanuka
pared many gifts and wrappings.
The Jewish Center Culture Club
The gift shop is open every day is planning a Hanuka celebration
with a cultural-musical program
noon-3 p.m.
and traditional meal 1 p.m. Dec.
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BATYA CHAPTER, Mizrachi
President David Gornbein said
Women, will present a games party
8:30 p.m. Tuesday at the home cf that all proceeds will go toward
Mrs. Ronald Berman, 23290 Hard- the Israel Emergency Fund. It
ing, Oak Park. Friends are invited. was also decided to .contribute to
KINNERET CHAPTER, Pioneer
the Histadrut campaign.
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Women, will hold a petite luncheon
PYTHIAN SISTERS' Hanuka
noon Monday at - the Workmen's
FOR THE-RBT 04
Circle Center. Frances Shayne wilt grab bag party will be held 8 p.m.
MU= AND ENTIELTADVAINT
give the financial report and dis- Wednesday at the . Workmen's Cir-
cuss the Soviet conference recently cle Center. Refreshments will be
sponsored by the Jewish Commu- served. For information, call Ruth
And lia Odom.
nity Council. She and Frances Goldman, 356-6853. .Proceeds will
go to underprivileged children.
Droner will be hostesses.
353-0938 _
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SAM wmatist.
VEDAKAH CLUB's donor report
meeting will - be held noon Satur-
day at Carlyle Towers recreation
room. Mesdames- Jack Levy;'llarry
Goldfarb, and Jack Goldstein will
host the meeting. Friends are
Invited.
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BNAI MOSHE SISTERHOOD
will hold its annual lathe party
noon Maeda, Awthe sYsallogen so-
cial hall. Mrs. Ben lavennon t, pre-
gram chairmali, arranged }Tie. Cen-
ter Labia Midi* and Ode Sietasiiimi.
Choral G r clip .10 sinicilliemka
songs, and theaudience will jail
is a Goods are invited
at' a amainal tee..
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WOMEN'S ORGANIZATION will
meet noon Tuesday at the home of
Mrs. Alex Dorcben, president,
23639 Greenfield, Southfield:
Mrs. Dorchen has been chosen
"Woman of the Year" for her
work on behalf of the organization.
A contribution in her honor has
been made to the American Red
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