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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

Thursday, September 29, ISO

N. W. Sisterhood to Open
Season with Fashion Show

A fashion show will feature
the opening session of the North-
west Hebrew Sisterhood at 8:30
p.m., Wednesday, Oct. 5 at the
Rex 11 Bnai Britfi group ... re- social hall, Mrs. Joseph M. Mar-
cently converted from a BBYO kel, president, announced.
chapter.
A joint meeting with the Men's
Sam Plotler maps the activities Club will be held Oct. 20 with
for the Shoemen's Convention Rep. Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr.,
here in November . . Mickey as the principal speaker.
Woolf and his talented gang will BOARD MEMBERS
swing out some special cobbler
The appointed board of the sis-
tunes.
terhood is composed of Mesdames
• • •
Norman Allan, Ben Bailes, Saul
PIIILALUJAIIS .. .
L.. Brenner, Benjamin Brodman,
And so they're engaged . . • Alfred 'Brook, Joseph Fisher, Sid-
Lorrie Stovack gets a ring from ney Freedman, Barney Golden,
Dr. Harold Rosen . • A E Phi J. C. Goldman and Harry Good-
Shirley Berkowitz and Herm man.
Kaplan have announced their
Also, Mesdames Philip Hell-
intentions on the Ann Arbor man, Sam Horowitz, Irving Klein,
campus, and Ronna Rott and Philip Langwald, Harry Levine,
Doug Harris will be welded soon. Joseph Loomus, David J. Miller,
Gloria Abramson takes on Jack Dan Shapiro, Sol Slomovitz, Rose
Perlmutter's name after today Singer, Abraham H. Stein, Harry
(Thurs.).
Steinman, David Tchor, Milton
• • •
Winston and Allan Wolman.
COMING . • .
Elected board members are
ZOD, chapter I, initiates its fall Mesdames David Aaron, Louis
enterprise with a Succoth dance Berman, Alex Brooks, Norman
on Oct. 9 at the Center , . And Cottler, Albert Egrin, Irving
whaddayano—the ole snooper has Feldman, II a r r y Festenstein
,
been chosen to help pick out some Michael Galsky, Joseph Gordon,
scintillating doll from the group
Manny Lax and Jacob Levine.
to be queen.
Also, Mesdames George Liss,
• • •
Max Littky, Nathan Maxman,
ODDS AND ENDS ...
Thanks for the many New Year Samuel Miller, Alex Moss, Harry
cards from our col'm chums—all Nachman, Morris Nosanchuk,
the way from serious salutations Samuel Simmer and Hyman

Career Group
Picks Adviser

Shirley Nusholtz has been ap-
pointed senior advisor for Career
Group, National Council of Jew-
ish Women, Beulah Smerling,
group chairman, announced.

PHIL ROTHSCHILD

WE ALWAYS THINK of the

New Year as a time to turn
over a new. leaf; in other words,
to wipe the slate clean and to
to start over.
The Chinese have a tradition
of paying all debts before the old
year ends and to start the new
year off free and clear. But what
happens with us? Resolutions
are made but we continue in
about the same way from year
to year.
Now is the time to think of
the New Year as a period to take
inventory of ourselves and to
check our accomplishments of
the year just ended and to lay
plans for the year 5710. Maybe
some progress can be made by
retaining some of the old habits
but adopting some new ones.
• • •

PERSONALITIES .. .
Pavel Slavensky (formerly
Northwest Hebrew) is the Cantor
at Chicago's South Side Hebrew
Congregation, and Morrie Weiner
is his feattured soloist for the
High Holy Days.
Boots Kaltman. U. of M.-SDT
gal, was featured on the Olds
commercial. WWJ - TV, during
the Michigan-MSC half time
break.
Edythe Lipson postcards her
vacation greetings from Brock-
ton, Mass ... Shirley Dunitz pur-
sues more social work knowleke
in N.Y.
• • •

THE MAYFLOWER CHURCH
which is next door to the North-
west Congregation again displays
"New Years Greetings to our
Jewish Friends" on its bulletin
hoard.
• •

DOODLINGS . .
Ed Singer invited a gang over
to his Oakman abode for a TV
party . . . Assembled to catch
some of the evening's entertain-
ment were Craig Smith and
Vivian Jacobs, Bert Slatkin and
Shirley Gaynor, Larry Slatkin
and Lil Wahl, Harold Cohen with
Shirley Dubrinsky, the Ken
Singers and Annie Smith was
with Ed.
• • •

like the greeting in form of a good
health check from Steuben's at
the Hotel Biltmore in South
Haven to newspaperman Bill
Ross' comic one,
Yes'm, I went ahead and did
it .. , had to have a new photo
for the New Year ... Thanks to
Eric Bennett, photographer, on
McNichols Rd. for his patience.

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• •

SIGNS OF INFLATION . . .

Torchan.

NAME OFFICERS

In addition to Mrs. Markel, of-
fice's are Mesdames Ira G. Kauf-
man, Herbert L. Harris, Ben Mor-
ganroth, Charles H. Charlip, Sam

Annual Dance Set
by Beth El YPC

The Young People's Club of
Temple Beth El will hold its
than it did to educate his father.
annual "kick-off" dance from
• • •
2:30 to 5 p. in., Sunday, Oct. 9.
AEPi's FROM WAYNE are
Mary IA,u Kleinman is acting
back from the frat's national con-
social chairman.
clave in Winnipeg. Among those
The 1940-1950 season will in-
who took the trip were Dave
clude such events as afternoon
Matz, George Chodoroff, Gerry
home parties, evening discussions
Sampson, Bernie Zell'. Al Jacob- with Rabbi Sidney
Akselrad, a

It costs more to entertain a child

New committee appointees in-
clude Florence Sarut, Edith
Shanbom, Renee Beiderman, Ir-
ene Saltz, Pearl Shanbom, Caro-
line Cohen and Ruth Bliefield.
Group projects include co-ed
affairs, hobby activities, discus-
sion groups and volunteer work.
A special effort will be made to
recruit additional teachers of
-English to the foreign-born.
A lecture on Israel, complete
with photographs, by Isadore
Berger, will feature the first
affair of the year on Oct. 11 at
the Center.
The formal membership drive
MRS, JOSEPH MARKEL
wil open on Oct. 18, with the
• • •
first co-ed affair on Oct. 25. For
Bishop, David I. Samelson, Her- information, call Beulah Smer-
man S. Avrin, Dan Aidern, David lin, TY. 7-4993.
Dunsky, Zangwell Garber and
Alfred Helfgott.
All Jewish women in the com-
munity are invited to join. For
information, call Mrs. Morgan-
roth, membership chairman, UN.
Volunteers are urgently to help
4-0444.
call on prospects in the area as-
signed to the community service
committee of the Jewish Young
Adult Council in the forthcoming
Torch Fund drive, Albert Colman
and Sam Kaner, chairmen for the
At t h e first organizational area, announced.
meeting of the Shaarey Zedek
The community service com-
Alumni Association the following mittee will supply leadership per-
were elected to serve as board sonnel for the area, which en-
members for the coming year: compasses four districts, bounded
Joan Sloan, Freda Frazer, Harriet by Woodward, Chicago boulevard,
Wolrauch, Grace Engel, Milton Grand boulevard and Dexter.
Persons interested in working
Berry, Marion Wolrauch, Richard
Sanders, Marvin Dubrinsky, for the Torch Fund during the
Henry Lonnerstater, Madeline day or evening, call Evelyn Fine.
good, WO. 5-3939.
Wolrauch and Pearl Berry.
The drive will open Oct. 16,
Leonard Baron, president, an-
and continue through Nov. 18.
nounced that a meeting of the

Volunteers Needed
for Torch Drive

Alumni Board Set
at Shaarey Zetlek

board was held and plans were
SLATE ART CLASSES
formulated for the first social
The fall semester art classes
meeting scheduled for Saturday
of the Center will begin Oct. 2
evening, Nov. 26. Those inter-
and extend through Feb. 15, 1950.
ested may call Sue Berger, at
TY. 6-6939,

COL. F. MAYBOHM
CENTER COOK CLASSES
son and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lip-
Proudly Presents
;carriage forum and a winter
Cooking classes at the Center
sitz (Mollie Barbas). Harry, sleigh ride.
will be held if there is sufficient
2
GREAT
GYPSY
incidentally, was awarded a
For membership call MA. 8530. enrollment. For registration, call
VAGABOND ARTISTS
beautiful ring for being chosen
Harold Weiss, TR. 5-8400.
TALENT SEEMS to run in this the "most outstanding under-
family . . The former Edith grad in AEPi."
Operman who married Danny
Direct from N. Y.'s Cold Fiddle
FOR FAMOUS ITALIAN
Stanler are both ex-pres. of the
FOOD
AND
DELICACIES
N.W. YPC group . . now Bill
Phil Rothschild, Chronicle man-
Sklar former pres. is engaged to
about-town, will judge at a beau-
• BEAUTIFUL GYPSY ROOM
vice-president Vera. Obelanan • .
Available for Banquets, Parties,. etc
so you can see where the execu-
A university professor and wife ty contest which will highlight
"For Gracious Dining in
tive power lies.
who underwent a period of in- the opening of the Chapter 1,
• • •
Russian-Anterican Food"
tense soul-searching over the ZOD, fall social season.
7113 PURITAN
The event will be a Succoth
WE'LL NOW TAKE a look into question of whether to have a
UN. 4-9816
our dating dept. . . • dancing: second child, will be the subject dance on Sunday, Oct. 9 at the
Dave Leader and Marilyn Wil- of the weekly candid search of Center. Jack Qualey and his or-
• CARRY OUT SERVICE •
bur, Rhea Orley and Bob Brody, American home life in the "Fam- chestra will furnish the music for
Air Conditioned
4426 N. WOODWARD
Rhoda Lou Hayden and Harold ily Closeup" radio series at 8 dancing.
2 Blocks So. of 14 Mile Road
Open from 4 p.m. to 3 a.m.
Victor, Stan Wolf and Elaine p.m., Tuesday over station WXYZ.
rho*• Llar•ha 2-500•
Closed Monday
L. A. TELCOVE CLUB
Pupko.
The series is presented by the
The
Los
Angeles
Tetcove
Club
More twosomes - Bob Benyas public affaiars department of the
and Ruth Rudin. Art Cutner American Broadcasting Cor - pany, of the Center will hold "open
(N.Y.) and -Margaret Co aidman, the Family Service Association of house" evenings on Sundays.
• • • A VERY POPULAR PLACE
Morrey Gold and Clare Wies- America and family service agen- Elf reds Greenwald is president.
for Luncheon, Dinner, Late Snacks and Cocktails
man. Leonard PolokofT and Paula cies across the country—including
Clark.
the Jewish Social Service Bureau.
• •

`Family Closely'
Eyes Professor

* Geza Sandray

Rothschild to Pick
Chapter I Beauty

MARIA'S PIZZERIA
RESTAURANT

* Martzi

CAROUSEL

Credo Outlined
by 17oung Judaea

•

MAY THIS WEEK be ride with
blessings for all those who have
birthdays . . Gerry Fishman,
Sandy Hoffman, Ray Must, Gor-
don Grossman. Julius Sigman,
NEW YORK—The development
Fred Marrich. Harold Haas, Alvin of a corps of dedicated young
Foon, Don Black and Al Cohen. Jews, rooted in their heritage
. • •
and dedicated to service to their
MAZEI. TON' DEPT: •
people, was set as the goal of
It's the 21st anniversary mark Young Judaea, national Zionist
for the Milton Greenblatts.
youth organization, at its nation-
The Milt Fentons have named al convention held at Emma Kauf-
their heir Stewart William.
man Camp, near Pittsburgh ,
• • •
Geraldine Stashefky of Detroit
THE. GAMMA KAPPA CHI won the group's senior creative
alums take aver the Warren Val- writing contest.
ley Country Club on Oct. 5 for
their annual stag dinner.
The Jewish Chronicle news
Murray Homan heads the new deadline is noon on Mondays.

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