The Sentinel, v.125 no. 04, 1942

              January 22, 1942 THE SENTINEL
Club news will not be taken over the
telephone. All organization items must,
be sent in writing to The Sentinel, 511
South Sangamon Street, and must reach
the editorial offices no later than Mon.
day afternoon for publication in the
current week's issue.
THE CLUB EDITOR
David M. Grodsky Junior Aid-The
David M. Grodsky Junior Aid will hold
its monthly Sunday afternoon dance
reception on January 25, at the Chi-cago
Beach Hotel, from 3 p. m. to
6 p. m. Dr. E. Kops is chairman; Miss
Hazel Sheffner is social director.
Jewish Big Sisters-Mrs. I. Polland
and Mrs. Benjamin H. Adler are co-chairmen
of the Red Cross Unit which
meets all day every Friday at Jewish
Big Sister Headquarters, Suite 718,
203 North Wabash. Registrations are
now open for First Aid, Nutrition and
Home Nursing classes. The Big Sister
sewing committee under the chairman-ship
of Mrs. S. J. Ostiller also meets
at headquarters on the same day.
Members and friends are invited to
participate. The regular m o n t h ly
Board meeting will be held on Wed-nesday,
January 28, at 1 p. m. at the
Standard Club. Mrs. Philip P. Sachs
is president.
Garfield Community Center - Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Weinstein and Mr. and
Mrs. Sig Kirschbaum will sponsor the
program at the meeting of the Gar-field
Community Center on Monday,
January 26, at 8 p. m. at the Com-munity
Hall, 509 South Springfield
Avenue. Mrs. Harry L. Snyder is gen-eral
chairman.
Chicago Mothers of Young Judaea
- The South Side Unit of Chicago
Mothers of Young Judaea are having
an Oneg Shabat at the home of Mrs.
E. Wilens, 8101 Eberhardt Avenue, on
Saturday afternoon, January 31, at
1:30 p. m.
South Shore Temple Sisterhood -
The regular meeting of the South
Shore Temple Sisterhood will be held
on Wednesday, January 28, at 1:30
p. m. at the Community House, 7215
Jeffery Avenue.
I HIAS-Mrs. M. Goldberg, incoming
president, will preside at the next
meeting of the Hias Woman's Club,
which will take place at the Fine Arts
Building, 416 South Michigan Ave-nue,
on Wednesday, January 28, at
1:30 p. m.
Infants' Aid - The Infants' Aid's
next program will have the first show-ing
of a new motion picture, "White
Battalions - Serving All Mankind."
Dr. Malcolm T. MacEachern, under
whose supervision the picture was pro-duced,
will be the guest speaker. Mrs.
S. Oppenheimer, chairman of the
Women's board of Michael Reese Hos-pital,
will speak on volunteer work.
Mrs. L. Du Bois is president of this
organization.
National Council of Jewish Women
-Monday, January 26, 10 a. m. Board
Meeting Tuesday, January 27, 10 a. m.
Red Cross; 1:30 p. m. Red Cross. Wed-nesday,
January 28, 10 a. m. Inter-national
Relations Class; 1:30 p. m.
Legislation and Civics. Thursday, Jan-uary
29, 6 p. m. English for New-comers;
7 p. m. Public Speaking, B.
and P. Group. All meetings are held
in room 504, 185 North Wabash
Avenue.
Conference of Jewish Women -
Presidents and national defense chair-men
representing one hundred con-stituent
clubs of the Conference of
Jewish Women's Organizations will
assemble for an all day session on
national defense on Monday, January
26, at 10 a. m., 116 South Michigan
Avenue. Mary Hastings Bradley, world
traveler and author, Mrs. John P.
Welling, vice-chairman of Women's
co-ordinating committee on national
defense and Miss Mary T. Mark, direc-tor
of consumers relation division will
be introduced at the morning session
by Mrs. David Wodlinger, national de-fense
chairman. Mrs. Ambrose Fuller
will speak at the afternoon session on
the subject "Your Nutrition and Na-tional
Defense" and "Proof of the
Pudding" a moving picture in techni-color
will also be presented.
South Side Mizrachi Women's Or-ganization--
The South Side Mizrachi
Women's Organization will have an
earning fund luncheon and celebration
of Chamisho Osor B'Shvat on Monday,
February 2, at Rodfei Zedek Commu-nity
Hall, 1022 East 54th Place at 12
noon. Mrs. Morris Goodman is presi-dent
of the group.
Willing Workers Women's Club-
There will be a meeting of the Willing
Workers Woman's Club on Wednes-day,
January 28, at 1:30 p. m. at the
Standard Club, 320 Plymouth Court.
Dr. Louis Binstock will be the guest
speaker. His subject will be "The Um-brella
Is Mine."
Jewish Community Center-The first
of a series of Keno parties sponsored
by the Women's Division of the Jew-ish
Community Center iof Hyde Park,
will be held on Sunday evening, Febru-ary
1, at 8 p. m. at the Center, 5227
South Blackstone Avenue.
Forides Club-Dr. Moses Landau,
rabbi from Temple Judea, will speak
at the Forides Club at the Jewish Peo-ple's
Institute, January 25, at 4 p. m.
on the subject, "The American Jew
and His Religion." The Forides club
which is composed of adults between
the ages of twenty-one and thirty-five,
invites all to attend, and listen to this
interesting talk.
S CLUBS
National Council of Jewish Juniors
-"Fight for Life," the movie edited
by Paul De Kruif which has been
banned in Chicago for public showing,
will be privately presented at the next
regular meeting of the National Coun-cil
of Jewish Juniors on Sunday, Janu-ary
25. The meeting will take place
at the Standard Club at 2:30 p. m.
The first aid course given under the
auspices of the American Red Cross
will meet every Monday evening at 7
p. m. for the next ten weeks at Coun-cil
headquarters, 185 North Wabash.
A. E. Levitt of Michigan Avenue
546 Diversey Parkwc "
style-wise women will
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Our Spring selections have come in
earlier than usual this year-and
they're lovelier and more complete
than you could possibly imagine.
~ I iliyj You'll find lavish displays of fine
woolens in the most captivating suit
and coat styles imaginable-excit-ing
dresses and formals priced no
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Mrs. Martha Joseph, Red Cross chair-man,
has recently announced that the
Red Cross unit will cooperate with the
newly formed Civilian Defense com-mittee
in sponsoring this activity. Miss
Shirley Wolf is Defense Chairman.
Washington Boule vard Temple
Alumni-A joint concert is being given
this Sunday evening, January 25, at
the Washington Boulevard Temple
Community Hall, at 8 p. m. The pro-gram
will include Marilyn Sherman,
lyric soprano and Fred Hillman,
pianist.
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