Friday, October 15, 1948

Teen-Age
Sophisticate

DETROIT

ketball championship which he's
certain the boys from Temple
Israel will win. . .
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JEWISH

CHRONICLE

President

NEWS FROM every corner of
By HELEN TENNENBAUM
Detroit: The Chericokes,
WELL IT'S ALL over now. group of gals . at the Jewish
You can eat your lunch in Center, are planning a costume
peace and there's no more of party for Saturday, Oct. 30 at
"I bet you Cleveland will win"." the Center with admission a
But did someone say there's measly 35 cents for members
something else in the air with and 50 cents for non-members.
an equal amount of excite-
The officers of this group are:
nl n t. Sure,
President, Cyrille Mendelson;
it's none other
vice-president, Irene Feldman;
than "Who's
secretary, Addle Pearlman; and
gonna play. in
treasurer, Frona Johnson.
the Goodfel-
Others in the gang are Irma
lows football
Borg, Adelle Soffa, Charlotte
game out at
Schneider, Eva Rotter, Shirly
Briggs Stadi-
Elkowitz, Gerrie Aaron, Sylvia
Jaffe and Lillian Lubarsky.
W e realize
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that Central is
not a likely
AT ROUGE, a recent three-
contender for
sonic for a wiener roast were
_AcLk•
MRS. S. S. FARBMAN
the high school championship, Eddy Bean with Renee Lulkin,
but the team certainly is tops Hal Blacher with Barbara Fried-
this year. We're mighty proud man, apd Jerry Kaminer 'with
of our fellows and we're eve,n Alyce _Qslusbaurn. . . Nancy
prouder to see you students fill Bloch is now one of the girls
the stands at home games.
who loves to sit home and watch
How about going to the games television, on weekdays that is.
away, too? They are always lots Mike Arons is in the navy and
of fun.
Mrs. Farbman Heads
stationed at Great Lakes. . . .
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Everyone will certainly miss two
Women's Auxiliary
"ON A SLOW BOAT to Chi- of the nicest fellows who ever
graduated
Central,
Harve
Tush-
na" is really getting to the top
A board meeting of the Wo-
of the hit parade. No wonder man and Al Ellis who will soon
when Harry Babbitt is overdo- be wearing bell bottom trousers. men's Auxiliary, Maimonides
ing himself in his recording of Won't they look cute! , . . A Medical Society, will be held
that song with Kay Kyser. . . . gal whom all her friends wish Monday afternoon at the home of
a speedy recovery is Lila Chat- Mrs. Ralphael Altman of Rose-
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lawn avenue.
IN FROM Michigan State for lin who is now in Arizona.
• • •,
Newly.elected officers of the
Yom Kippur with their families
group are Mesdames S. S. Farb-
were Carol Goldenberg, Sally
HERE'S A SPECIAL Sweet
Prince, .Selma Cohen, Reah Or- Sixteen which was celebrated by man, president; Harold I. Gins-
berg and Henry Small, vice-
ley, Shy Kramer, Lois Newman, Alyce Newman at the Stock-
presidents; Oscar Shapiro, Max
Ann Rosenfield, Barbara Oster- holm out Jefferson way. Enjoy-
Blaine, Mike Stamell and Walter
mar,, Dale Baum, Annette Kahn ing the luscious food were Na- I. Silvers, secretaries; Irvin Moss,
Cy Discount,. Elanore Cullen . talie Newman, Idelle Graff, Di-
treasurer; and Sol Grossman, au-
Sue Friedman, Gloria Brode , ani.\--Roberts, Jean Berent, Barb ditor.
Muriel Warshawsky, Burt Im- Friadinan,• Lee Brickner, Bev
Committee chairmen include
ber. Maurice Fierberg, Jerry Shapiro, Irene Kollenberg, Myr-
Schumer, Jerry Kanter and Al na Stein, Bev Cornfield, Judy Mesdames Lou Harley, Louis
Kazdan, Raphael Altman, Hy
and Merle Harris.
Schlesinger and Sue Popkin.
Mellen, Max Steiner, Perry Gold-
• • •
Alyce received some lovely man, B. Parker, Henry Small,
TEMPLE ISRAEL high school gifts but her greatest joy was Harold Ginsberg.
officers have been elected. Head- "Skinny," the puppy presented
Also Mesdames Paul Feldman,
ing them are ('hicky Siegel as b' Nancy May and Phyllis Mos- Irwin Weisenthal, Nathan Brooks,
president and Ed Bean, vice- kovitz.
M. Yarrows, Emil Simons, Mor-
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president. Other members on the
ris Witus, Morris Bachman, Leo
council include Sam Goldstein,
HOW ABOUT calling me this Orecklin, David Kliger and Ezra
Barbara Applebaum, Reva Da- Friday nite at TO. 7-6128 or Lipkin.
vidson, Renee Levy and Debbie„ drop me a line at 3300 Tyler,
and Annette Margolis.
but please remember that I
The council is under the spoil- must have all material to go fn
' sorship of Mrs. David Arkin next week's issue the Friday
and Mrs. William Greenberg. before the paper comes out, so
Mrs. Eytha Badchen, the new get that news about your par-
A 10-week course in club. lead-
debating coach, will work with ties or other events to me some
ership is being sponsored at the
Ed Bean, Barbara Applebaum. Thanks.
Jewish Center by the League of
Sylvia Arkin, Ida Rappaport,
Jewish Wrimen's Organizations
Sue Simons, Jo Ann Mendlow.
in cooperation with Wayne Uni-
Sam Goldstein, and • Mary Gla-
versity.
sier.
Also Merryl Stoller let's IN
Purpose of the program is to
familiarize interested women in
know that he promises sonic
During the past year, over all phases of club activities.
tough competition from the fel-
lows he's coaching for the bas- 1,200 packages of food, clothing
Maryanna Pearse, Wayne
and medical supplies were sent speech instructor, and Rita. Ho-
to Europe's destitute Jews by ban, instructor in the office of
the Women's Emergency • Relief community relations, are teach-
Committee, Mrs. Irving Katz, ers.
president, revealed.
The course is divided into two
However, the need for con- sections. The first meets every
tinued aid is still urgent, she Monday from 11 a.m. to 12:30
added, urging that the Jewish p.m., and the other on Tuesday
community increase its support. evenings from 7:30 to 9.
Classes to Open
For $10, the cost of a parcel,
For information contact Miss
Nov. 9 at I)urfee
New Year's greetings can be Hoban, TE. 1-3197.
sent to a family in Europe, Mrs.
The Detroit branch of the Katz said. Contributions are ac-
Young .Israel Institute for Jewish cepted by Mrs. Joshua Sperka, Youth Education Aids
Studies will open Nov. 9 in Dur- treasurer, 1938 Tuxedo avenue.
Handicapped Child
Volunteers are desperately
fee intermediate school.
A year's membership to the
needed
to
help
with
packing.
For
The institute will meet from
8 to 10 p.m., Tuesdays for a pc- information call Mrs. Katz, TO. Detroit Orthopedic Clinic has
been purchased by the Youth
find of 20 weeks. At 8 p.m. four 8-1476. •
Education League, which will en-
parallel classes will be offered
able .a handicapped child to at-
in FIrmentary Hebrew (reading
Chapter 1 Schedules
tend the institution's classes.
and translation), Advanced He-
Plans for a pledge fund were
brew (conversational), history Movie for Meeting
made at a membership tea last
and geography of Israel and
A new Olin will he shown at a week at the Belcrest Hotel.
Midrash.
meeting of Chapter I, Zionist Or-
A general course, meeting at ganization of Detroit, at 8:30
HOBOY CLASSES OPEN
9 p.m., deals with the 18 centur-
p.m., Wednesday, in Bnai Moshe.
There are 5 few openings for
ies of Jewish Diaspora.
A social period will follow. hobby classes at the Center,
Rabbi Irwin Gordon, chairman
Prospective members are invit. conducted by Roberta Geller-
of the institute planning commit- ed.
man.
tee, announces that registrations
will be taken beginning Chol
Ilamoed Succoth in the Young
r. & fi rm. Joe I: 0 rni a it
Israel office, 12244 Dexter, TO.
8-8064. and on the opening eve-
3200 BURLINGAME
ning of the institute.
With the beginning of the New
Year, Young Israel has acquired
Extend their wishes for "A Happy, and Prosperous Succoth
the services of Hillel L. Abrams
To:
for the position of executive sec-
Rabbi Joshua Sperka, Cantor Hyman J. Adler, Mr. Joseph
retary. Abrams was formerly as-
Block, Pres., Officers, Board of Director, and members of
sociated with Yeshivath Beth Ye-
Cong. Bnai David and to their family and friends.
hudah.

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Maimonides
Board to Meet

Hadassah Slates Group Events,
Sets Honor Roll Victory Affair

Hadassah's first group meet -
ings of the year will be held by
the individual sections on Wed-
nesday, Oct. 20. Education and
projects in the organization will
be stressed in the programs.
New members are especially
welcome. Dessert luncheons will
be served by all groups,

Detroiters to Spur
Sanatorium Drive

Answering the cry in the grim
'struggle against tuberculosis, a
small band of pioneers created
the Los Angeles Sanatorium at
Duarte, Calif.

And knowing that the disease
knows no race, creed or color,
the founding fathers opened its
doors to all sufferers.
Now a new and imposing pro-
gram is underway, one involving
a cost of $7,000,000, almost half
of which has been completed. An
ultramodern medical center, sur-
rounded by six clusters of hospi-
tal wings, will soon be in opera-
tion.
The Detroit Business Men's
Group of Vie sanatorium will
meet at 5;30 p.m.. Thursday, to
report on their $50,000 drive on
behalf of the institution. Dinner
will be served at 6:30 to be fol-
lowed by a business session.
Ben Goldberg, UN. 1-3171, is
general secretary and Nathan R.
Epstein, UN. 2-0532, president,

Celia Adler Due
at Shaarey Zedek

Celia Adler distinguished char-
acter actress, will appear in "An
Evening With Sholem Aleichem,
Peretz and Bialik" before the
Men's Club of Shaarey Zedek,
Wednesday, Oct. 20.
Miss Adler, who is "amed on
both the Yiddish and English-
speaking stages, recently ap-
peared in the novel film, "The
Naked City".

\

Institute Framed
by Young Israel

Vice-Pres. of Cong. B'nai David

The meeting places are as fol-
. ows.
Central East, Mrs. Frank Wets-
man, 1675 Boston.
Central West, Bnai Moshe
Synagogue, Dexter at 'Lawrence.
University East, Mrs. Leonard
Sidlow, 19415 Argyle Crescent.
University West, Northwest
Synagogue, Curtis at Monica.
Huntington Woods, Mrs. IL
Schiller, 25990 Pembroke.
Russell Vfoods, Labor Zionist
Institute, 13722 Linwood.
All meetings will begin at
12:30.

"Hadassah's Town Hall" is the
title of the anal Honor Roll
Victory meeting Wednesday, Oct.
27, at the Art Institute.
Among the participants will
be Dr. Harry August and Rabbi
Morris Adler. Dr. August is one
of the city's outstanding psychi-
atrists.
Mrs. Daniel Cohn had Mrs.
Harold Koenigsberg are chair-
men of the meeting.

NW Men's Club
Plaits Sports Night

A special program featuring
members of the Detroit Lions,
Tigers and leading bowlers will
he pres'ented by the Men's Club
of the Northwest Hebrew Con-
gregation, Oct. 28 in the Syna-
gogue.
Fred Wolfe, sports announcer,
will be master of ceremonies.
Another highlight will be a fenc-
ing match.
Parents of boys ages 10 to 12
are invited to a special meeting
Nov. 7 at the Synagogue, pur-
pose of which is to form a new
cub scout pack.
The session will be sponsored
by the Men's Club and will fea-
ture speakers who a willdiscuss
the cub scout movement and pre-
sent memberships to boys and
their parents.

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a res/Ve occasion

League, Wayne U.
Aid Club Leaders

Relief Committee
Urges Lurope Aid

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