Rhoda Farley Becomes
Wile of Dr. AL L._Conn

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

omens Clubs

MAIMONIDES MEDICAL SO-
ACHIEZER will hold a dance-o-
CIETY, WOMEN'S AUXILIARY rama8 p.m. Monday at the home
will hold an open board meeting of Mrs: Sara Wayntraub, 24721 Sus-
noon Monday at the home of Mrs. sex, Oak Park. Sunny Segal, a pro-
Bruce Danto, 844 Stuyvessant, fessional folk dancer and teacher
Birmingham. Attorney Daniel G. at Beth Jacob, will teach and lead
Berk will speak and show slides of the women in Israel folk dancing.
his recent trip to Russia, where he Co-hostesses are Mrs. Chays Her-
studied the status of Soviet Jews. skovic and Mrs. Chavie.Weingar-
Berk is chairman of the sub- den. Guests are invited.
committee on Soviet Jewry for
C C
the Jewish Community Council.
SOUTH .ACRES CHAPTER,
The program has been arranged
by Mrs. Alfred Klein. Hostesses Women's American ORT, will meet
are Mesdames Harold Glen, Sid- 8 p.m. Monday at Somerset Mall's
ney Katz, Herschel Mozen, David community room. Dr. Stanley
Goldnick, children's dentist, will
Ruskin and Milton Simmons.
speak. Guests are invited.
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CITY OF HOPE CANCER
MRS. MELVIN CONN
FIGHTERS will meet 'noon Mon-
PURITY CHAPTER, Order of
At a recent candlelight cere- day
day at the Raleigh House. Mrs. the Eastern Star, will have a cere-
mony performed at Cong. Shaarey Jerry Sprague, program chairman, mony• of initiation 7:45 p.m. Mon-
Zedek, Rhoda Lee Farley became has planned an afternoon of hints day at Eureka Temple. Refresh-
the bride - of Dr. Melvin Leonard and methods in the art of cake ments will be served.
Sonn. Rabbi Irwin Groner and Can- decoration. Gloria Moldoff, a pro-
a c
fessional cake decorator, will pre-
tor Jacob Barkin officiated.
ZEDAKAH
CLUB
will meet noon
sent
the
program.
Refreshments
The new Mrs. Conn is the daugh-
Monday at the Coach House Apart-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Far- will be served.
ments
club
room.
Hostesses are
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ley of Southfield Rd., Southfield.
Dr. Conti is, the son of Mr. and
KNOB CIRCLE CHAPTER, Mrs. Norman Adelman and Mrs.
Rubin
Klein.
Guests
are invited.
Mrs. Joseph Conn of Carol Ave.
Women's American ORT, is hav-
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The bride wore a Victorian ing a games party at the Knob-
in-the-Woods clubhouse 12:30 p.m.
OAK PARK NSHEI CHABAD
dulcet satin gown embroidered
with pearl Alencon lace, lan- Monday. There -will be favors and STUDY GROUP (NINE MILE
tern sleeves and duchess neck- a buffet luncheon. Guekts are in- AREA) will meet 2:30 p.m. Sat-
line. A matching headband of vited. Call Mrs. Ben Schore, 352- urday at the home of Mrs. Ben
8658, or Jean Stolski, 353-6831 for Kresh, 23550 Church, Oak Park.
satin with embroidered Alencon
lace held her veil. She carried reservations. Proceeds from the Isador Starr will speak.
a satin-covered Bible with or- luncheon will go to ORT's social
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assistance program.
chids.
BETH MOSES SISTERHOOD
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Cheryl Farley, the bride's sis-
will meet noon Monday at the
FANNIE GLUCK CHAPTER, synagogue. Mrs. Sadie Espar from
ter, was maid of honor. Brides-
maids were Ann Heltzer and Fran. Mizrachi ;Women, will hold a -Pu- the Jesse Chase library will give
ces Karp, sisters of the bride; -rim party noon Monday at the a book review. A social will fol-
Zionist Cultural Center. Hostesses low.
and Joyce Sweet.
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Dr. Arthur Conn, the _bride- are Shirley'Portnoy, Ann Rosen-
berg,
Sara Snyder and Bell Ravid.
MASADA ' CHAPTER, Pioneer
groom's brother, "was best man.
Guests are invited.
Women, will meet 12:30 p.m. Mon-
Ushers were Jerry Heltzer, Mi-
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day at the home of Mrs. David
chael _Karp, Larry Wayne, Sandy
KINNERET CHAPTER, Pioneer Colman, 25836 Salem, Huntington
Friedman and Bernie Karnell.
Women, will celebrate Purim and
Tile:couple honeymooned in the honor Jewish Music Month noon Woods. Friends are invited. Re-
freshments will be served.
Caribbean.
Monday at Workmen's Circle Cen-
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ter. Ruth Bliunenstein and Sarah
BETH ACHIM SISTERHOOD
Seedman will Serve as co-hostesses.
Ruth Goldman will sing,- and Lil- will hold an open board meeting
ian Zelman will accompany her noon Monday in the synagogue.
at the piano. Friends are invited. Mrs. Abe Meral is program chair-
man.
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SISTERS OF ZION, Mizrachi
The Women's Orthodox League Women, will bold a Purim celebra-
SHERUTH LEAGUE will meet
and Maya Israel, groups further- tion and meeting noon Wednesday 8 p.m. Tuesday at Whitehall Apart-
ing education in the laws of family at Bnai Moshe Synagogue. The ments clubhouse. Jac LeGoff of
purity, will hold their annual ban- luncheon is sponsored by Mrs. A. Channel 2 will speak on TV bloop-
quet 6:30 p.m., Feb. 27 at COng. Abramson and. Mrs. Rose_Kanter. ers. Husbands and friends are
Shaarey Shomayini. Dr. Samson Hostesses are Mrs. Tillie Epstein invited. Members are asked to
R. Weiss will be guest speaker.
and- Mn.
s Gussie Cardash. The bring gifts and tickets for the
Proceeds will be used for the program Will include Israeli mov- donod luncheon March 7.
ies
and
Purim refreshments.
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upkeep of the mikva (ritualarium)
which serves Toledo, Windsor and Gnests ire welcome.
SHARON GROUP, Hadassah,
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other cities in the metropolitan
will hold a wine-tasting festival
LADIES OF YESHIVATH BETH 8:30 p.m. March 4 at
the home
The dinner committee from Mlkva YEHUDAH AND WOMEN'S SAB- of Harold,Provizer, 20690 Winches-
Israel includes Marvin Seligson, BATH LEAGUE will hold their ter, Southfield. Walter Rosenberg
chairman; and Rabbis Joseph Purim party with games and will be present. Guests are in-
Hirsch, Shlomo Sperka, Israel prizes noon Monday at Cong. Bnai vited. For' reservations, call Mrs.
Rockove, Sholom Goldstein, Dr. Israel. WS. Ida Friedlander will Michael Simon, 353-0385.
Sol -Blumenfeld, Larry _ Singal, sponsor the lunch. Hostesses are
Louis Penfil and Jacob Kreitman. Mesdames Walter Epstein, Men- Holiday
The committee from the Women's del Stark, Solomon Oppen, Harold
I have a great confidence in the
Orthodox League includes Mes- Kaplan and Becky Gendelman. revelations which holidays bring
dames Leib Bakst, S. E. _Cohen, Friends are invited.
forth.--Benjamin
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Shlomo Rothenberg, Burton Cohen,
OAK PARK NSHEI CEIABAD
Solomon N. Cohen, Henry Baum,
Ephraim Spero and Meir Lieber- STUDY GROUP will meet 2:30
p.m. Saturday at the home of Mrs.
son.
For information or tickets, call Eric Greenbaum, 25030 Kenosha,
Oak
Park. Rabbi Greenbaum will
Seligson, 542-2119.
speak.
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Criterion Singles
BETH ABRAHAM-HILLEL SIS-
TERHOOD -will hold its annual
Set Leap Year Dance Mo'os
Mtim luncheon 12:30 p.m.
St4e
Criterion Club will host a leap March 8 in the social hall. All pro-,
year dance 9 p.m.,- Saturday, at ceeds are for Passover charity.
the Oirk Park Community Center. Mrs; Shabtai Ackerman is chair-
Johnny C and his orchestra will man of arrangen:ents
. .
provide the music for dancing.
There will be social mixers, prizes
AVODAH CHAPTER," Pioneer
and refreshments.
Women, will meet for lunch noon
Criterion Club is a civic, social Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Anita
and -cultural organization for sin- Harvey, 21603 Stratford Ct., Oak
ALL SALES
gle adults.
Park This meeting concerns the
FINAL
halltakiti in vited. For in- group's AU Abner, to be'
Master & - C
XpEr -lir at 'flie" Whitehall
BoilicA6riCnid
"
president, 547-S7I8.
Apartment clubhouse.

hodox League,
a Israel
Ready Banquet

Sunday
Special

Friday, Febrvary 1$, 1972-29

Women's Groups Win Display Prizes

Several women's organizations
turned out to be real winners in
the annual- display competition
sponsored by the League of Jewish
Women's Organizations. Winning
entries were announced Monday at
Cong. Shaarey Zedek.

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Fields, Rabbi Irwin Groner, Max-
well Jospey, Dr. Sam Krohn,
Mrs. Allan Rubiner, Max Shaye,
Carmi Slomovltz and Rabbi M.
Robert Syme.
Mrs. Carl Sdhiller was presented
with, an honorary life membership
in tbe League by Mrs. Harry L.
Jackson, and the mayors - of 11
cities, plus a councilman, were on
the program, discussing "The Fu-
ture of Our Cities."
. Presiding was Mrs. Howard B.
Appelman, president of the League
of Jewish Women's Organizations.

In category one (organizations
that are independent of central
councils), Shaarey Zedek Sister-
hood placed first in the areas of
content, artistic quality and origi-
nality and second in the popular
vote. Maimonides Medical Auxil-
iary tied for first in both artistic
quality and originality, and Sinai
Hospital Women's Guild tied for
first in content. Northwest Child
Rescue Women placed first in the
popular vote.
In category two (umbrella orga-
nizations), Bnai Brith Women's
Council made a clean sweep of all
areas of competition, coming in
first in content, artistic quality,
originality and popular vote. Wom-
en's American ORT fared almost
as well,, tying with Bnai Brith for
the first three areas and second in
the popular vote. Jewish War Vet-
erans formed a three-way tie for
first in artistic quality; CARIH
tied in originality; and Alpha
Omega in popular vote.
Mrs. Leo Ordin, chairman of
displays, was assisted by judges
Lester Arwin, N. Brewster Bro-
der, Rabbi Hayim Donin, Sam .

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