Teen.Age
Sophisticates

of Windsor, Milly Berg with Billy
Sills and Milly Parmet and Jack
Levy. ... Happy Birthday to you
and Goldie Turkel who celebrat-
ed a very Sweet Sixteen.

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By HELEN TENNENBAUM

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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

Friday, November 21, 1947

CAN'T HELP wonderiii

who it's goin' to be. . . Can't
stop thinking about that wonder-
ful contest which our column is
going to sponsor and were just
as eager as you are to find out

who's going to
be the lucky
winner . .
who's goM' to
walk off with a
cup and who
will have a
choice of two
wonder f u I
prizes. . . We
are talking
the con-
al
o name
te
Detroit's Outstanding Jewish
Youth who is most likely to be
a big leader of tomorrow, but of
course you too have read about
it and are just rarin' to go..
• • •

NEVER COULD recognize Cen-
tral's gym 'cause it was fixed up
to look just like a night club with
those lovely tables for four and
the mellow cokes that were serv-
ed at the third annual "C Hop."
. . . We saw Gerry Starter with
Jerry Green, Barb Stoneman and
Freddie Stoler, Al Luckoff with
his (late Esther Landau. Black
and Red go together mighty cute
as did Ronny Klafer and Gerry
Katz, Gloria Slobin was escorted
by Ken Moss, Thelma Smith and
Marshal Madison and Ronnie
Gluskin with Barbara Fox. . .
• • •

By MARY A. COOPER

BIG NEWS in De Molay Chap-
ters is installation of officers.
Saturday. - Nov. 22, Perfection
will hold an open meeting for
new members . . Gordon
Grossman will be installed as
master councilor, and Marvin
Horowitz and Jerry Stahler as
senior and junior councilors ..
Others in new posts are Milton
Liegenblatt, scribe . . Bunny
Ackerman. chaplain . . . and
Dave Stahlberg, senior deacon.

• • •

During 1947. the Joint
its
cations for Book Week . . . At bution comm:ctee incrsa
H. P. High's Town Meeting, feeding canteens in Romi.nia
Glenn Grossman starred as mod- ! from 17 to 108, to feed 38,000
* • •
erator and Marvin Ancell as destitute RornaMan Jews.
TERRACE ROOM at the Statler V.I.S. (Very Important Speak-
was Joan Fried's choice for her er).
Sweet Sixteen luncheon, Satur-
day . . . Harmonizing "Happy
Birthday, dear Joan", were
Phyllis Sloan, Anne-Ruth Feld-
man, Sue Sherman, Janet New
man, Barbara Mandell, Devida
Funeral services for Pvt. Jack
Robinson . . . Others included Sem:in:ay, second of the Jewish
Helga Bonfield, Arlene David- war stead to be returned to Mich-
son. Renee Dickens, July Isen- igan, will be held Sunday at the
berg, Marlene Keystone, Kala Iva Kaufman Chapel :outer
Aranoff, Joyce Cohn . .
auspices of the Jewish War Vet-
•
erans. Burial will be at Mach-
s '
SAME AFT, same hotel, Sel- pelah Cemetery.
keret
Pvt. Semansky, 19, was ,killed
ma Berry received same happy
congrats at luncheon in Parlor Mar. 15. 1945, while serving with
F . . . Wearing the New Look the Signal Corps in Germany.
came celebrants Nancy Margu- He was graduated from 11 Cass
lies, Ann Ginn, Sheila Frenkel. High School and was a member
Naomi Ruskin, Paula Clark, Shir- of AZ AR.
He was the son of Mr. and
ley Smith, Estelle Levine. Nata-
Elm-
lie Lipsitz, Joan Schlussel. Janis Mrs. Louis Semansky, 1929
Gottlieb . . . Sandra Schlager hurst avenue.

been tagged chairman of publi-

Shapiro and Dolores Fisher,
Sheldon Otis and Florine Gross-
berg and John Greenberg with
Shirley Barnett . . .

2nd War Hero
to Be Buried litre

*cm=

Xeuted

• •

HERE'S AN EXCLUSIVE from
Katharine Cornell who was so
kind to answer the following
questions for us. . . . We asked
Miss Cornell if 1 she has confidence
in us teen-agers and this was her
reply: "The teenagers of today •
are the men and women of to-
morrow, and as such one must
have confidence in them. The
present state of the world is not
a happy heritage to think of
passing on to them, and therefore
everything possible must be done
for them now to equip them for
what must inevitably fall into
their laps."
We asked Miss Cornell what
young people who are interested
in acting should do to succeed-
Said she: "Even with talent, an
acting profession involves many
sac iices and heartaches. No one
I choose it unless he is win-
o endure all the sufferings
and sacrifices it demands."
• • •

A WONDERFUnVIENIF , roast
took place recently. Sitting around
the fire were Anita Neiman with
Iry Korens, Maria Lane and
Floyd Harris, Lonnie Wiener and
Bud Cramer, Cindy Shapiro and
Smokey Hoffman, Joyce Leeman
and Bunny Ackerman.
Lindy Winick's log cabin rec-
reation room will set the scene
for her fifteenth birthday. Her
date will be Stan Delidow. On
her invite list are Mickey Cohen
and Ben Labe, Sue Miller and Al
Chafeti, Diane Katz and Mary
Manning, Sandy Blottner with
Paul Abramson. Also coming are

Glee YJoss awn Ruasky Iteretsky

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LAST SATURDAY EVE, Mo-
saic filled the Colonnade Room
at Masonic Temple, for a dance
after installation . . New Mas-
ter Councilor Sid Wineierg.
escorted Gert Scnwastz . .
Senior Councilor Loren Good- commuted from Ann Arbor for
the occasion . . . Bearing best
man dated Joyce Spiegel . .
Junior Councilor, Ed Landman wishes, i!llso noted Bonnie Segal,
took Mitzie Ferguson . . . and Harriet Gold, Pearl Berry, Shar-
the new treasurer. Don Ain- on Robinson and Gert Koenigs-
hinder, was with Judy Mayer. berg.
• •
Other couples were Bernard Otis
OUT LIGGETT School way
and Dorothy Shapiro, Larry
Agree and Elaine Chernoff, Mel . . . Marianne Shapero has

SIPPING COKES were Vivian
Lipsitz and her date Mike Aeons,
Ann Willis with Irving Berg, Jer-
ry Schumer and Sue Schatz, Ro-
berta Alter and Jerry Waxman,
Dee Bernstein and Eddie Singer,
and Ruthie Stulberg with Herb
Katz.
Gloria Growarney enjoyed the
music with Herbie Fine, and Pegi
Gilman with Arnie Rubenstein
had a wonderful time winning
the rhumba contest. . . . Rhoda
Aires was with Mel Wolf. . . .
Cass and Northwestern were
also represented with Fred Levitt
and Louise Horne. . . . Among
the couples enjoying the waltzes !
were Ron Goldstein and Bea Stof-
fer, Eddy Levine and Mary Was-
serman, Annette Braun and Jim
Berman., and Paula Ross and
Herman Teitel.
• • •

GOOD

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BOOK REVIEW SLATED

Zelda Rosenthal will review

"My Father's House" as the

highlight of the young adult

lounge program Tuesday in the

Center.

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