Friday, May 21, 1941

Teen•Age
Sophisticates

By HELEN TENNENBAUM

STIRRING and inspiring sum
up the feelings which were
the result of our mass demon-
stration saluting Eretz Israel.
All of us can
feel mighty
proud and hon-
ored to belong
to the Jewish
people, and we
can feel thank-
ful and happy
that the dreams
of 2,000 years
have been rea-
lized.
Helen
It is true
II ill
iur new Homeland has not
won easily, and it is also
be
true that the fight has not yet
ceased, but we do know that
there is a place in this world
which is ours, ours to fight' for,
curs to cherish and protect, sec-
ond in our hearts to the United
States.
Here is one spot In this vast
world which will open its arms
to homeless Jews everywhere, a
place which will prosper if we
aid the development of its soil
tend culture.
It is wonderful that our
America was the first to recog-
nize Israel, the true Homeland
of weary Jews everywhere. In-
(teed last Saturday is a day
which should stand out forever
in our lives, and a day that will
stand out in world history.
Let us all pray that this time
Eretz Israel may remain a real-
ity and never again be just a
dream as in past ages.
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A RECENT WIENIE roast
called out "Surprise" to Claire
Zieve whose date was Dave Lit-

owsky while Lois Brown who
was with Walter Levine planned
the evening. Others on the list
were Annette Festenstein with
Jerry Bronson, Sabra Prague
with Sandy Schecter,, Barbara
Mandel with Fred Winkelman,
Ailene Sutkin with Willie Phil-
lips.
Others were -Eunice Korman
with Al Harris, and Betty Lebo-
witz with Lennie Baron.
• • •

SPEAKING OF ROASTS, you
arc informed that plans made
for a "puppy love" dance by
the Northwest Youth Group have

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• • •
SWEET SIXTEEN was cele-
brated by Sheila Brandt out at
Morton's Stables. Sheila's date
was Al Colburn. Others climb-
ing aboard the hay wagons were
The newly-organized Temple
Ealine Fromstein with Aubrey
Meyerson, Sheila Weinstein with Israel Youth will mark the in-
Shel Simon, Goldie Tuckel with auguration of its religious and
Mary Bloch and Muriel Silber-
stein with Mert Colburn. After
the ride enjoying the soft music
from Sheila's vie were Ann
Wald with Fred Mender, Jane
Grace with Iry Corns, Selma
Kassler with Norm Gallant and
Dathney Zimmerman with Ed
Gage.

Temple Israel
Youth Group
Plans Service

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• •

SOME WHO attended Cen-
tral's showing of "The Impor-
tance of Being Earnest" were
Doreen Lelchook with Seymour
Reiss, Rhea Weisberg with Ilerm
Eizelman, Jean Silverman and
Marty Ifollander, Mel Jacobs
with Kathy Klein, and Libby

anne Lichtenstein, Ilene Rosen
and Alvin Talberg. ' William
Singer is president of the group.
A social hour following the
services will honor the 20 grad-
uates of the high school, who
will receive their diplomas at
commencement exercises at '13
p.m., Friday, May 21 in the Art
Institute.

Weston ifeads
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wienie roast at Middle Rouge.
Among the couples were Ele-
anor Wedenbaum and Seymotir
Hertzenson, Shirley Chess and
Bill Sklar, Revs Britman and
Seymour Joseph, Harriet Shaf-
kind and Ted Jackson, Dorothy
Britman and Julius Taback and
Norma Bernst,:in and Leonard
Herman,

sky and Ruben Isaacs, chairmen
of the executive committee; Ar-
thur Migdal, vice-president; Es-
ther Charnas and Bessie Kramer
Bennis, secretaries; and Herbert
Fortgang, treasurer. -
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communal activities with a
"Youth Service of Worship," May
28 in the Art Institute.
The organization has chosen
Martin E. Citrin, an alumnus of
Temple Israel High School, to
deliver the sermon.

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of the camping seminar for
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• • •
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• • •
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