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Thursday, September 22, 1949

Late Artist

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

BBYOutlook

By LIONEL GINSBURG
Bob Strong and his orchestra
will provide the music for the
Yom Kippur Night Dance at the
U. D. W. Hall.
By the way, if you've never
seen this hall, you've missed
something. It's a beautiful hall
with an excellent dance floor. Al-
together it should make for a very
successful dance.
Fellas, don't forget the price is
only $2.40 (last year it was $3.60),
so get your dates and tickets early
because there's less than two-
weeks to go.
Any chapters that have not
as yet received their tickets,
please call for them at BBYO
headquarters immediately,

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TODROS GELLER
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For the time of your life, be
down on Dexter anywhere be-
tween Davison and Boston Wed-
nesday, Sept. 28, at 7:30 p.m. and
you'll see the 3rd annual BBYO
Parade in honor of the forthcom-
ing dance. From what Joan Hen-
cken, head of the parade com-
A Todros Geller memorial ex- mittee says, it will be something
hibition, sponsored by the Artists to see.
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Foundation of Detroit, will open
a reception at 8 p.m., Saturday, Harry Mirvis, who will be leav-
of their kind in the U. S., by ing Detroit right after the dance
to take up another BBYO position
Farnsworth avenue.
in Milwaukee, was given a sur-
Mrs. David B, Werbe, along prise going-away party last
with a committee, is sponsoring Thursday evening in the audi-
the memorial exhibition.
torium of the Center. A beauti-
Geller had been contributing ful gold watch was presented to
to exhibitions of-Jews in Art, in Harry in appreciation of his out-
Detroit, for more than 25 years. standing service to all segments
These exhibitions of Jews in Art of the organization for the past
were founded in Detroit, the first eight years. BBYO wishes Harry
of their kind in the U. S., by the best possible luck in his new
position.
Mrs. Werbe.
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Geller strove to express the
"Teen
Tempo,"
a program for
Jewish spirit and lore, which
constitute the very essence of and about teen-agers, has a new
what he knew to be Jewish art. time on WDET-FM, Helen Ten-
He expressed himself in oil, water nenbaum, director of the program,
color, metal craft, wood carving, reports the time was changed
etchings and many other media. from 10 to 11 every Saturday
His works are exhibited in morning.
many museums throughout the
nigemommwmF
U.S.

Todros Geller
Exhibit Set

Housing Project
Begun Near Hada

TEL AVIV — Building opera-
tions, consisting of 100 three-
room apartments with individual
gardens, have begun in Tivion,
Garden City near Haifa, Leopold
Schen, chairman and managing
director of Kereth Housing and
Mortgage Corporation, Ltd., of
Israel, announced.
The homes will be erected on
land of the Jewish National
Fund in a special area of Tivion
known as Givat Avraham Peretz,
in honor of Avraham Bloomen-
son, philanthropist, of Duluth,
Minn.

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light the first Open meeting of the
sisterhood on Oct. 10 at the Art
Institute.

Adult Book Course
Offered by Wayne U.

Jordan Sole Arab State
Favoring Resettlement

"Books In the News," a new
course designed for Detroit adults
interested in keeping up with
books as they are published, has
been added to the fall semester
schedule, the Wayne University
journalism department announc-
ed.
Clyde Beck, literary editor of
the Detroit News, win instruct
the class. Class hours are from
8 to 10 p.m. Wednesdays.

BEIRUT—(WNS) — Thus far
Jordan is the only Arab country
that has declared itself in favor
of the UN projects for the eco-
nomic development of the Middle
East and the resettlement of Pal-
estine Arab refugees in Arab
countries.

MRS. GREENBERG
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Temple Group
Iii 'Kick-Of r

Temple Israel Sisterhood held
"kick-off" breakfasts at the homes
of vice-presidents, Mesdames
Charles Alter, Sidney Rosen,
Irving Small and David Keywell.
The young women's committee,
composed of brides and young
married women, will hold a mem-
bership tea at 1 p.m., Thursday,
Sept. 29 at the home of Mrs.
William P. Greenberg, sisterhood
president, 16564 Indiana avenue.
For information, of the com-
mittee, call Mrs. Jerome Arfa,
chairman, UN. 1-9125.
A dessert luncheon will high-

COUNCIL PRESIDENT

GEORGE EDWARDS

Wishes the

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Happy

and Prosperous

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