Friday, December 5, 1947
Teen-Age
Sophisticates
By HELEN TENNENBAUM
CIVILIZATION . . . Bonga,
bongs, bong. I'll stay where
I'm from . . . We do like it fine
right here where we can keep
an eager eye for news about
who's being entered and who's
being indorsed in the mighty
Youth Leadership Contest . . .
Boy, oh boy,
someone is go-
ing to be
mighty lucky
when they re-
ceive the mar-
velous prize of
a scholarship.
Come on, help
us by sending
in those bal-
Ilelen
lots . ..
Rumors have it that Sheldon
Otis will be the first Durfeeite
to be nominated. Shel is presi-
dent of the Unity Formit aAd
a prominent officer in the Dem-
olay Mosaic Chapter . . . Larry
Crantz, popular Centralite, has
also been mentioned.
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GOIN' AND COMIN' . . .
Renee Shaer spent the holydays
in Pittsvile, Penn. . . . while
Detroit was the center of much
gayety as the lads from the
various colleges let us know.
. . . Mary Katz was host to
Don Flitman and Bob Alper,
both members of U. of M's. Phi
Signia Delta . . . The fellows
let us know that their frat is
planning a Winter Formal at
the Michigan League.
The Thanksgiving weekend
gave an excuse for a reunion of
the Kasuals . . .IIarriet Stoker's
door was open on the 27th 'cause
her house was the .scene for a
huge party . . .
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ENJOYING THE GAY music
of Carousel were U. of M.'s Link
Racey with Etheline Kline and
Shel Chatlin with Ilene Lipshitz,
and they were joined by Wayne's
Mike Blume with Ros Berman
. . . Another double were Bob
Riess with Diane Fidler and Stan
Racey with Charlotte Hershman.
Also visiting in the Motor City
was Jackie Goldman now of Chi-
cago.
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WE ALL HAVE THE same in-
terests . . . Recently when your
reporter talked to Robert St.
John, the noted commentator, we
wondered hpw firmer feelings of
friendship could be established
amongst teenagers of this country
and the young people of Europe.
Mr. St. John replied: "A sure
link of friendship and under-
standing can be established if
you, in this country, try to make
friends through letter exchange
with young people in foreign
countries. Extend them your
hand in this way."
It is a fact, fellows and gals,
you'll receive a great deal of
pleasure out of foreign corre-
spondence . . . The other day we
received a letter from 15 year old
Vera Santo of Paris in which she
writes in excellent English, "I am
a great Zionist, I hope you are
too. My greatest wish is to go to
Palestine and to fight to win our
country back."
It is wonderful that, meanwhile,
thank the Almighty, the wonder-
ful dream of a Jewish State has
come true at last. May God's
blessing rest upon it
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Body of War Hero
to Be Returned
Morris Jacobs, president of the
Detroit Zionist District, will
speak on "From the Maccabees
to a Jewish State" at a Cha-
nukah party of the Herzl Chap-
ter,IZOA, Thursday a4 the United
Hebrew School, 15705 Parkside
avenue.
CLUBBING . . . Let us start
Whlse. Variety Store
Goods
BULLETIN
Mary•Go•Round
Eugene Dworsky with Barbara
Summers, Al Weiss with Au-
drey Tolmich and Stan Brown
with Vivienne Black . . •
CRANBERRY BALL at nigh-
land Park High Eittractedpuriel
Savage and Glenn Grossman,
DEPARTMENT MEETING
By MARY A. COOPER
of the Ladies Auxiliary was MARY-GO-ROUND is making Sue Sherman and Roland Ger-
son and Judy Isenberg with Paul
held in the home of Mrs. There-
its formal debut today. Hope
sa Levy of Oakman boulevard. it is as much fun for you to Meyers.
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Plans are being made to furnish read as it is for this reporter to
LUNCHEON
AT Huyler's was
a day room for the use of am- write. -
bulatory patients at the Veter-
If you have any suggestions, favored by Muriel Stern for her
ans Hospital at Dearborn.
or if there are any events this 16th birthday celebration, Meet-
Holiday parties are to be given column should hear about, we'll ing at one were Anne Magid,
for the patients of the Marine appreciate your letting us know Gert ,roenigsberg, Harriet Gold,
Hospital in Detroit Dec. 18, and at UN. 1-0188. Please do not Roxy Grevnin, Sue McClain,
Barbara Levy.
for the patients of the Veterans call the Chronicle office.
Others congratulating the host-
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Hospital Dec. 22. Entertainment,
refreshments and gifts will be
NORTIIWOOD INN on Sun- ess were Regina Kassle, Sydell
presented.
day eve, formal attire, was the Ilalberg, Shirley Smith, Esther
Gifts are also being sent to call . by Pauline Goodman to Reichstein, Muriel Warshawsky
the Veterans Hospital at Mur- celebrate "sixteen" . . Harvey an dSally Lebowitz.
freesboro, Tenn. for the 933 pa- Gedrich stood by with the host-
tients. This hospital has been ess" . . . Dancing after dinner,
adopted
by the department la- Beverly Weingarden teamed
.
dies auxiliary.
with Mickey Imber, Florence
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Tukel with Aaron Kraft, Ruth
THE CHARLES AND AARON Friedberg with Chuck Danto,
The body of Pvt. Eddie New-
KOGAN POST and ladies aux- Sylvia Shlain with Jerry Hal-
iliary entertained the patients pern, Doris Sax with Eugene mark will be returned shortly to
Detroit, his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
at the Veterans Hospital at Kollenberg.
Other celebrants were Gail Joseph Newmark, of 3256 Sturte-
Dearborn, with a wrestling
Gedrich and Wally Burk, Irma vant avenue, were notified by
match and smoker Nov. 11.
De Roven and Murray Freed, army authorities.
• • *
Donna Barris and Earl Kanners,
Pvt. Newmark was killed in
THE LT. RAYMOND ZUSS- Aarone Weinberg and Bernard
MAN POST held an installation Sklar, Shirley Shlain and Gil the Battle of the Bulge Jan. 19,
1945. He had graduated from
of officers Nov. 26. The follow- Politnick.
Ce,ntral High School and had
ing were installed: Julie R.
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attended the University of De-
Sandler, commander; Lee Siegel,
A 15-CANDLE birthday cake troit.
senior vice-commander; and Leo was lighted for Sue Smith who
Information on funeral services
E. Berlin, junior-commander.
entertained at home . .. Gals may be obtained by calling UN.
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included Barb Mazer, Anne
TRUDY SEDON, department Frank, Helene Lapides, Muriel 1-1559.
hospital chairman of the ladies Silberstein.
auxiliary, held a committee
Lila Feldman, Ellen Soss, Ned-
meeting at her home to com- ra Tabashnik and Sidney Lefton Rhea Cashman Returns
plete the plans for the holiday were more friends present and From Miami Beach
party at Veterans Hospital.
Rhea E. Cashman, president of
accounted for .. .
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the World-Wide Travel Bureau
THE DEPARTMENT council of
WHEN THE MUSIC plays in Inc., Detroit, has returned from
administration will meet at 2 the Michigan Union ballroom a visit to Miami Beach, where
p.m. Sunday at JWV headquart- Saturday eve, it will be Sigma she inspected several hotels.
ers. All members are urged to Alpha Mu's annual winter-
She reports that the Croydon
be prompt.
Arms Hotel and Apts. is-e-long
pledge formal.
The Department held open
Coming in the side door, Mary those best equipped to handle
house Nov. 24 at a card party. J. Wolf will .escort Marilyn Schiff, Jewish winter vacationers.
Weinberg won a 1947 Buick con- Eugene Gaylin will squire Bev-
vertible coupe.
erly Raider, and Lee Whittiker
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CENTER JUNIORS
will bring Elinor Blumenthal.
A MEETING of the Yetz-Cohen
Other twosomes teaming up
Junior groups of the Jewish
auxiliary was held Monday at the for this gala event are Wally Community Center are holding a
home of Sadie Levin.
Rosenberg with Muriel Stern, Chanukah celebration Dec. 14.
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THE ANNUAL Military Ball
will be held Saturday, Feb. 28 at
the Masonic Temple.
(Formerly Chesluk's),
This is an annual affair when
all post and auxiliaries join in a
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All organizations are asked to
I of roil) Different .4t}les of:
keep this date open as-a general
Chanukah Menorahs in Brass, Chrome and Sterling Silver
veterans night.
OLIVE OIL (Shemen Zais) from Palestine-40c a Bottle
A
Jacobs to Address
Herzl Chapter's Party
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MARCUS BROS.
JWV
• . . The Queen Esther Chapter
had a wonderful "Come as you
are" party at Sheila Pudavic's
house . . . with the help of Joan
Strak who headed the phone corn.
The gals came in pin curls and
blue jeans. Arbong them were
Joan Stark, Zita Jacobson, Lois
Herman, all officers, and many
more . . . The Abbie Sholem
chapter had a membership tea at
President Marcia Gilbert's house
with 45 gals attending . . . Some
were Kay Jurkowitz, Heleyn
Karetsky, Ann Willis, Sydell
(Shushie) Gould, Betty Shapiro,
Audrey Winick, Loraine Micon,
Barbara Teal, Charlotte Rubin
and Charlotte Gould .. .
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BIRTHDAYS, LOADS of 'em
. . . First of all we'd like to take
this opportunity to congratulate
Kenard (Kenny) Teitelbaum on
his eighteenth birthday and at
the same time we have to tell
you that Kenny has decided to
join the airforces. By the time
you'll read this, Kenny'll be
gown in San Antonio, Tex. Your
many friends at Northwestern
and Central will miss you and
we wish you the best of luck al-
ways .. .
Happy birthday also to those
popular Centralites Ronnie .Glus-
kin and Larry Crantz . . . We
know that your birthday party,
Pat Tulley, was a huge success
and the L'Aiglon room of Huy-
lers was a wonderful plaee to
celebrate . . .
Toby Goldman celebrated her
fifteenth birthday by thmawing a
huge party ... Toby's escort was
Jack Solomon while the others
who joined in singing Happy
Birthday were Barbara Fox and
Bob Solomon, Ruth Friedberg
with Chuck Danto, Mimi lebove
and Herb Fine, Vivian Cherrin
and Dick Hamburger. Also
sampling the delicious cake were
Myrna Elgot and Morty Tobin,
Sue Schatz with Jerry Schumer,
Nancy Lipton and "Butch" Sin-
german, Beverly Hardstein with
Jerry Herscht. Dancing to the
smooth music were Jean Silver-
nialr' and Allan Swidler, Doric
Sax and Sheridan Holstrom and
Irma Greenspoon and Buster
Davidson ...
So long . . . remember, keep
those ballots coming .. .
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