Friday, October 1, 1948
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DETROIT JEWISH CTIRONICLE
Mary-Co-Round
Pare Mite*
hood, JWV auxiliary, Sheruth
League and the Women's Auxili-
ary, Jewish Home for the Aged.
Formal presentation of a gift
of cups and plates to the Found-
ers Society of the Art Institute
was made at the meeting by Mrs.
Jones Auxiliary, Jewish War Samuel B. Danto, League presi-
Veterans, is 'making final prepa- dent.
rations fur its layette shower,
WOODWARD STUDY CLUB
Wednesday at the home of Mrs.
Mrs. Molly Boraks has been
Meyer Silverman, 1652 Calvert
avenue, Mrs. Samuel Rhodes, elected president of Vie Wood-
ward Study Club, along with
president, revealed.
Mesdames Rose Cherner and
DIAPER SHOWER
Goldie Schwartz, vice-presidents;
In addition, the Sisterhood of Elaine Kuvet, secretary; and Rose
the Northwest Hebrew Congrega- Shapson, treasurer. Installation
tion is going ahead with plans will be at 1 p.m., Wednesday, in
for a diaper shower Oct. 20 un- the Center.
der the leadership of Mrs. Jos-
eph Gordon, SOS chairman.
Mrs. Maxwell H. Emmer,
Netv Year
League chairman of SOS auto-
To All My Friends
mobiles, revealed that cars and
and Customers
drivers have been offered by the
Bnai Brith Women's Council, 100
autos; Maimonides Medical So_
ciety, Women's Auxiliary of Al-
pha Omega dental fraternity, De-
troit League of the National
Hunting Caps - Gloves
Home for Jewish Children at
Work Aprons
Denver.
Workmen's
Supplies
GIFT PRESENTED
Wholesale Only
Also the National Council of
Jewish Women, Infants Service 3357 Glynn Ct.
TO. 5-5426
Group. Northwest Hebrew Sister-
The Collegiate Set Starts Off Women's League Mobilizes
the New Semester With Gusto As Detroit SOS Day Nears
(This is the first in a new series by Mary A. Cooper, our
"Mary-Go-Round" girl, who is now enrolled at Ann Arbor.
She will tell you all the dope about Detroiters at Michigan
and at other out-of-town colleges. To reach her, write her
at Stockwell hail, Ann Arbor, Mich. Do not write to the
Chronicle office—and if it's not about college people, do not
write her at all, please. She just covers the collegiate beat.)
By MARY A. COOPER
"FAIL TO THE victors valiant" is our theme song now. We're
well on 'our way at U. of M., and Saturday we "fresh"-men
had our first opportunity to yell our throats out for the old home
team. Also, they're letting us do
it from the end section, so we and Joyce Keywell at the U.
won't see what's ging on at the of Miami.
other side of the field.
Marlene Keystone broke the
• • •
distance record—she's at the U.
ORIENTATION WEEK was of New Mexico . . . By now,
wonderful. It made us feel as Rita Alper, Irene Jaffe, Judy
if we'd been here for years, so Morton, and Ginny Rosenthal
when classes started we felt as must be used to the mountain
atmosphere of the U. of Colo-
suave as upperclassmen. •
One thing we really shared rado.
Staying a brief plane ride
with them, was standing in lines
for registration, fee payments, from 'home are Edith Finster-
books and even to eat. You wald at Frances Shimer in Illi-
meet a lot of - people that way, nois and David Kreger at Ober-
lin in Ohio.
though!!
• • •
Will write you again in a few
weeks.
HILLEL OPENED the portals
of its beautiful new home the
first weekend to welcome all
new Jewish students.
Howie Freeman, proxy, was
receiving. Spotted Detroiters
Joan Su-eating. Arlene David-
son. Al Freedman, Mickey Wen-
okur, Bob Siegel, Bill Altman,
John Greenberg, Doug Schubot
and Bob Radner.
• • •
Responding to appeals for the
assistance of organized "woman-
power" in the Detroit SOS drive
of Oct. 31, presidents and com-
munity relations chairmen of
groups affiliated with the League
of Jewish Women's Organizations
rallied Monday at the Art Insti-
tute and pledged their full co-
operation.
Mrs. Harry Singer, co-chair-
man of the Greater Detroit SOS
Committee, made a stirring plea
for contributions of complete
layettes, layette accessories, fats,
oils, and canned goods, espectally
meats, fish, milk, juices and fruit.
JWV RESPONDS
The Sheruth League answered
by holding a canned fish shower
as part of its meeting Tuesday.
Similar functions will be spon-
sored at subsequent sessions
which take place every other
week, Mrs. Allen Barron, presi-
dent, revealed. Mrs. Saul Krie-
ger and Mrs. M. Moss are the
club's SOS chairmen. •
Meanwhile the Lawrence H.
"HOME, SWEET HOME" is
Stockwell Hall for Eva Stern,
Mary Judy Kallet, Barbara Man-
dell, (711arlotte Arkin, and Yours
Truly. . . Guests at Victor
Vaughan House are Tenny
Schlafer, Elaine Elbing and Sally
Ilechtman . . . Privileged to
enter the front door of the Union
are Dave Litowsky, Bob Ruskin,
Fred Keidan, Al Goldman, Herb
Rosen, Byron Canvasser, Jerry
Halperin.
New patrons for the Women's
League are Arlene Davidson,
Barbara Gordon, Joyce Rashti,
Murk! Grabow . . . Just heard
Anne Jackson is housed at Jor-
dan.
• • •
Jack Freedman
Glove Co.
$
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ur new Griswold Street Office
provides specialized banking services
for Detroit's financial district, as each
of our thirty older offices provide spe-
cialized banking services keyed to the
needs of the districts and neighbor-
hoods they were created to serve.
HOW FAR CAN you get? .
Many of our associates chose
colleges farther away from the
home port. Representing De-
troit in the East are Marianne
Shapero at Wellesley • . . Jo
Isaacson, Stan Zemon and Art
Hartman, training to be Ha'va'd
men . . . Heading South where
they can keep their summer tans
were Joan Field at Sophie New-
comb College near New Orleans,
C onvenience, of course, is a factor in
the increasing preference of Detroit-
ers, a preference which has given this
bank unquestioned leadership—but
there are may other tangible factors
of even greater importance in National
Bank of Detroit services.
Detroit Atraits
Israeli Artists
W hether your banking needs are
Detroit Jewry is eagerly await-
ing the appearance Oct. 10 at
Masnnic Temple of two of Is-
rael's brightest music's! revue
stars, SIt.ihana Damari and Jos-
eph Goland.
The headliners are on tour of
the U. S. in a show entitled,
"Stars Shine for Israel." Their
junket in this country closely
follows a visit in Cyprus, where
they entertained Jewish refugees.
Tickets may be obtained from
Bornstein's Book Store, 8663
Twelfth street; Detroit Hebrew
Book Store, 1226 Deter boule-
vard: Metro Music Shop, 10324
Dexter; Grinnell's, 1515 Wood.
ward avenue; and J. M. Elstein,
1146 National Bank Bldg.
local, national, or world-wide, the'
preference of 400,000 of your fellow-
citizens in every field of efdeavor is,
we believe, an endorsement worthy
of your consideration.
Mr. and Mrs. Julius
J. Ring and Family
12311 Petoskey
Wishes all their
relatives, friends
and the whole
Jewish community
A 'Very Happy,
Prosperous, and
Peaceful New Year
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