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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE
Friday, September 10, 1948
Teen•Age
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Sopmsticates
By HELEN TENNENBAUM
"THERE'S A TREE in the
Meadow" sounds mighty
nice, and makes us think of
these lovely days when the
leaves are falling and we take
our brisk walks to school.
We're sort
of glad, after
all, that school
has started. It's
our chance for
fun and study.
and we hope
that you've all
decided also to
make this the
most enjoyable
term you've
ever spent in
Helen
school or college.
Speaking of college Lewis
Watnik and Larry Greenberg
have left us for the west coast
and UCLA. Diane Goldman has
departed for her first year at
Trinity College in San Antonio,
Tex., while sister Ilean is spend-
ing a vacation in New York
City before resuming her stud-
ies at Michigan State
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MILFORD SINGER had a
great time in South Haven and
Chicago . Tobye Goldman
and Ruthie Friedberg have
wonderful memories of their last
vacation days in Charlevoix ...
We are sure you'll all miss
Mary Gottlieb who has moved
to Flint.
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MORE ABOUT PEOPLE you
know . . . Evelyn Grossman,
Diane Katz and Joan Lewis said
Charlevoix was swell . . . Off
for a year or so to help Uncle
Sam are Bill Walk, Al Sief, Al
Colburn, Mike Elias and Floyd
Harris • . Joining soon are
Mert Colburn and Jordan Gil-
bert. You'll be missed by those
left home, men .. .
Eddy Bean and Jerry Caminer
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other time as our homework
seems to be growing.
Speaking of clubs most of the
SWAKS from Durtee were on
vacation, Barbara Mandel is
back from a tour of Cleveland
and Canada. Grace Wuntner was
at Crystal Beach, Ont., while
Joan Barnett spent her time in
New York.
Arlane Colbert was out at her
cottage at Elisabeth Lake, and
Esther Dietch invited friends to
visit her in Leamington . . .
Leila Camens has just returned
from Pennsylvania.
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eve, she was greeted by her
escort, Hal Reiger, lielyn Gross
with Morty Silverman, Lois Co-
hen with Ed Foon, Janis Lutz
with Harvey Rosenberg, Milly
Berg and Hal Singer and Bar-
bara Pollack with Hal Goodman.
As the eve was quite warm
some preferred the cool breeze
on the porch: Betty Jean Klee,
Wally Singer, Madeline Imber,
Diane Katz, Dave Newman, Lor-
etta Winick, Herb Fine, Sue
Miller, Jerry Gaul and Mel
Woolf.
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A GROUP WHO'LL long re-
member their vacation were the
fellows and girls who won
scholarships to the week's ses-
sion at Big Eagle Zionist Camp,
in Zionsville, Ind. Included were
Glen (president of the North-
west Juniors) Goldstrom, Ilene
Rosen, Joyce Kaplan, Audrey
Gelfand, Fern Metz and Davida
Robinson.
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BEFORE WE LEAVE, we'd
BARBARA POLLACK cele- like to wish that sweet gal Bette
brated her Sweet Sixteen at a
luncheon in the Terrace Room
of the Statler. Sonic of the gals
looking mighty pretty as they
took their places were Madeline
Imber, Vivian Lipsitz, Helyn
Gross, Lois Cohen, Ev Gross-
man, Adelle Rotman, and Sue
Miller
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ATTENTION GALS! Now is
the time when you'll begin to
look daffy while your prospec-
tive sorority sisters put you
through just about every incon-
venience they can think of, but,
after all, it's worth it.
To start things off, the Chi
Epsilon girls will hold their an-
nual rush tea at Sue Miller's
home on Roslyn road . . .
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Films to Be Shown
of L.A. Sanatorium
Stein a very speedy recovery.
Everyone misses you so much
Bette!
How about some of you drop-
ping a line to her at 3815 Duane
Films of the Los Angeles
street. Her mother will be glad Sanatorium and Ex - Patients
to give your notes to Bette at Home will be shown at a meeting
the hospitaL
of the Detroit Auxiliary at
p.m., Thursday at 11529 Linwood
avenue.
Infants Service Group
All Jewish organizations are
requested to send two delegates
Opens Year Saturday
to the auxiliary's conference,
The Infants Service Group Sept. 19 at 11529 Linwood ave-
will launch its 1948-49 season nue.
with a meeting Saturday at the
Stockholm.
Mrs. George Treegar is chair- Detroit Lodge to View
man of a luncheon which will Fashions at Meeting
precede the business session.
Detroit Lodge of Bnai Brith
will witness a fashion show at
TEEN-AGE LOUNGE
its open meeting Tuesday at
Milton Cheresch will be in Beth Aaron Synagogue. William
charge of the teen-age lounge Barris, program chairman, has
at the Center. The opening pro- arranged with Nat Green to
gram will be at 8 p.m., Tuesday. show his models. All are wel-
come.
There is no charge for Bar
Mitzvah or social items in the
Chronicle social and club news
Chronicle.
deadline is noon Mondays.
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lassies joined forces to -plan a
surprise party for Vivian Lip-
sitz. When the unsuspecting
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CORRECTION OF Friday, Aug.
27, for the AZA No. 661
article. Instead of the "out and
in" chapter the article should
have read: "This outstanding
chapter once again faces the
spotlight as the Seymour Sobole
boys won this year's AZA base-
ball championship with the score
of 12-9."
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THE HENRIETTA S Z O L D
BBG's are proud to announce
No. 121 on Your Ballot
that Elaine Salzberg, past chap-
ter president, has been elected
first vice president of BBG Dis- * • Praying Rimy, 2 Tars -X
trict 6.
*Jut byes Cady Maul'
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GRAND RAPIDS AZA boys * liw6Tars
are also proud because their one
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and only Louis M. Wolfson was 11- Edigas for 2 Tors
elected vice-president of AZA
Orland Law t• 25 Tars
District 6.
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SEPT 8, the AZA Detroit-
is 101 Y lirnakr!
Windsor Council held its first
meeting of the new season.
Another first meeting is being
held by the Lena Farber BBG's,
at Butzel Hall, Jewish Center,
Wednesday, Sept. 15. The movie
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shown.
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