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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

Thursday, October 5, 1950

'Rumba King'

Teen-Age High Jinks

By MARCIA KLEINMAN

PHIL ROTHSCHILD

wE SURE HAVE been having Schwartz by her parents. Don'
our share of vacations from tell a soul but—Sharon's birth
school thes past few weeks. Do day was really in August. The
E'LL • PASS ON a few point- Society, pens a note 'bout the
hope you gave the religious hob- party was—shall we say, slightly
ers to the hombres that were New Year's affair already plan -
days more than a little thought. postponed?
picked up from a book on "under- ned with all proceeds for charity ,
Found enjoying the delicious
work in Israel.
standing the female."
• ', The question stands: Were there
%.
• • *
, - more Centralites at services — lunch were Mrs. Jack Schwartz,
I. Never tell a plain pit that
Bernice Stein, Ethel Bogorad,
• or in J. L. Hud4on's?
she's beautiful—instead tell her MORE BREEZE:
1 1 Congregation Shaarey Zedek Gloria Rose, Bertha Simin, Janet
Boy Takes Gal Out Dept.: Bill
that she's smart looking or has
is cooking on the front burner Wexler, Janet and Rita Ross,
beautiful eyes or a striking fig- Ross and Lil Kaufman, Dorothy
these days. Student president Gloria and Sara Zimmerman
Sloan and Hershel Lewis, Al
.
ore.
Shel Miller, Vice Dave Weisman (the Twins), Audrey Edelstein,
2. The con for a beautiful gal Fcurring and Joyce Katz.
and Secretary Sally Cornwise Diana Goren, Maureen Garrison,
The Iry Dubins boast 'bout the
is to tell her that she has a
are seeing that no time is wasted and Adrienne Circle.
marvelous sense of humor or that 8 lb. boy . . . The Morris Zaltos
in getting things jumping. Their
baa ug ght sneaking hot rolls into
she's clever and different or has have named their no. 1—Alan
a C
were Rochelle Rubin and
membership
a
first
affair
was
some air of mystery 'bout her. Edward.
social
at
the
home
of
Rhoda
Joan
Belinsky.
Very refreshing to observe that
This stuff sounds swell in print
Coggan which got the season off
. . . now, will it work? What's strangers entering the N'west
Beune Ruth-
to a good start.
XAVIER
CUGAT,
the
"rumba
the reaction? Remember this Congregation during the holidays
Joining in on the "get ac- were
Celia
Helen Vied-
hart,
Ruth Levey,
R osend Beune
king," and his orchestra will be
quotation. "0' flatter me, for love were greeted cordially by the
ushers and seated in the board featured at the Elmwood Cas- quainted" party were board mem- rah, Phyllis Ratner, Natallie
delights in praises."
room instead of being turned inn in Windsor for five days, hers Ruth Chodoroff, Ruth Ann "Nicky" Samuels, Sandra Slobin,
• •
Pragg, Bev Steil. Shell Noch- Annette Schuff, and last but cer-
beginning Monday, Oct. 1G.
away at door if they didn't pus-
SNORTIN' TIIE TOWN
man, Dorothy
and Bernard
stone,
Shama Geller,
Ralph Fire-
Wit- tainly not least, Sharon's cousin,
.
one
of
those
high
priced
sess
For the second consecutive
Barbara Horowitz, who flew in
•
admission
tickets.
Ira
Kaufman
A
year Jeweler Morrey Winston
tenherg, Sara Handelsman, and from Minneap olis for the oc-
ti
is
president
of
f
the
h
C
Congregation.
heads the Dearborn end of the
Henrietta Hermelin.
• • ,
Torch Drive.
Another big event coining up casim. •
• • •
FOR
YOUR
PLEASURE
.
.
.
Harold "Rusty" Perlin must
At a joint executive meeting at is the I n t e r - Congregational
THE
PARTY
SEASON is on
socials are on tab: •
have been a happy guy—for he these
The Sol Yetz-Morris Cohen tl.c home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Youth Council's second annual and your reporter is eager to
went
home
450
bucks
to
the
good
after picking winners on 3 JWV post/have their 4th annual Cohen, of 18072 Santa Barbara movie-dance, the Western Whirl, print the doings of your gang
card party at the JWV home this avenue, the Aesculapian Pharma- which will take place Saturday,
straight
races! t e a c h e r Saretta Satdee nite (Oct. 7) ... the aux- ceutical Fraternity, in collabora- Oct. 28 at Temple Beth El. Plan- so call T O, 7-4274 or write 3314
Dramatics
avenue now. This is your
tion with the Auxiliary, has be- nine the program are
Adrienne
rael;
Norman Tyler
column, dear readers, and I want
Mosher is beaming these days . , . iliary will also participate.
The Daniel Frisch Chapter of gun arrangements for its charity j Kolb of s Temple I
to know exactly what you like or
one of her pupils, 10-year-old
TV
the
ZOD will meet on Satdee dinner-dance to be held Nov. 8 at Kayman of Northwest; Larry dislike about it so—how about
Georgie Silverman, won a
i
Traysohn
of
Bnai
David:
Ve
Northwood Inn.
giving me a call?
audition for a new proposed nite for a party at the Hungarian
Hy Margolis and Mrs. Michael Spear of ShaareY Zedek and
show. Incidentally Saretta is Village . . . which incidentally
immimmisminewomintr
opening her own school of drama- is under new management of the ! Wainer are entertainment chair- I Margie Moses • of • Beth El.
George
Patrieks
who
have
re-
I
men
and
Mrs.
Harry
Dorfman
tics.
Col. F. Maybohm I
Get well to Jack Green in the vamped the place to give it new and Harold Bardinan are in ' ! CATCHING
UP Sixteen
on the surprise
news 1
we find a Sweet
•
I
i charge of the souvenir ad book.
sparkle.
Mt. Carmel Hospital.
invites you
•
e e t party xias given by the "Devil-
• • •
On Sunday eve you single' The Auxiliary will m
for an evening that's
gents can trek over to the De- 1Wednesday afternoon, Oct. 11 at I ettes" for one of their members, I
PHILALUJAHS
,
DIFFERENT!
I
troiter
and
make
merry
at
the
the
home
of
Mrs.
Margolis,
184901Joan
Gruskin.
The
girls
in
the
Jo Blum has written her pals
club that attended were . Gerriel 1
1Kentucky avenue.
that she's become engaged to a B & P Pioneer Women dance.
I
Glazer, Judy Levine, Shelby I
The Gay and
Calif. laddie—she just left re-
Alter, Freda Weinberg, Lenore '
Dorothy Langer's publicity j
I
Colorful
cently.
Rhinestone and Reva Wilson. 1
note says to hold your breath for Beth Aaron Youth
Mary Goldman and Eileen
I
The
fellas
on
hand
for
the
cele-
adada's autumn festival dance to
Install Officers
Ferentz add the "Mr. and Mrs." onOct. 22 . . . lots of new faces t The
Young Adults of Congrega- bration were Ilerbie Rechter, 1, •
title on Oct. 7. Sara Lee Eichler pr mis
Hershel Lewis tells me that tion Beth Aaron will meet at Ronnie Pollack, Irwin Zooker- 1
and Lou Segel take the vows
Food — ituastan eel
Boils 8:30 p.m., Thursday, Oct. 12, at berg, Jack Levy, Stan Delidow, II •• • marvotous
on Oct. 15.
American—deliciously prepared
over 500 SINGLE boys an d
• • •
the synagogue, 18000 Wyoming Fred Rosenthal, Etzie Kullish,
Col. Maybohm.
jammed
into
last at Thatcher to install officers and Bob Kerhan, Bob Solomon, and Is, SPECIAL CATERING TO BAN-
affair. The
2nd Social
one is Inc's
already
QUETS & PARTIES — 2 DINING"
FAMOUS LAST WORDS: "And under way and is scheduled for hear a address by Rabbi Benja- Butch Singerman. Did I notice
hear
if I'm elected . . ."
some ex-schoolboys in that group? - I ROOMS!
Olin
H.
Gorrelick.
• • •
How's the world treating you,
Oct. 15.
MAIL BAG:
fellas?
Max
has
reopened
for
the
fall
with
the
Lil Aronawitz, Joan Felzer and
Rd.) I
The Book-Cadillac was the I (2 blocks South of 14 Nlile 00
HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO
rlioriE LINCOLN 2-50
Lois Moore postcard that they're Landgarten, Dene Laib, Roz Henri's String. Ensemble enter- scene of a Sweet Sixteen Ion- .
L, . . . . . in un me .61
having fun in N'Yawk.
Pianka, Balfour Peisner, Dr. Ken taining•
For Italian delicacies and food cheon given recently for Sharon
Marriage notice from Mar- Belen, Jimmy Rush, Eddie Spar-
guerite Wertheimer of Winnetka age, Dorothy Wolf, Sol Sakwa, i its. Maria's Pizzeria Restaurant
.. . that may be of interest to Verne Heilbrunn, George Levin, ' on Puritan.
a
Luncheon - Dinner
some of her Detroit friends.
Norm Schiffer, Don Katz, Ted ,
Choice Liquors
Israel Zinstain, prez of the Frazis, Bernie Slabeck, Frank I FAMOUS LAST WORDS: "I've
Open 11 a.m. to 2 am.
Open Sundays
Berditchever Progressive Aid Perry, Cecile Gluck, Dorothy driven a car for 20 years and
Ilenri's String
Buller and Marion Kohlenberg. never had an accident."
Ensemble
For information call UN. 3-
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WO. 1-0983.
62 E. Columbia, next to Cinema Theatre
4445.
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11th

61 Hazelwood

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Open to 3 a.m. — Closed Tuesday

&

etc., Open
I
Holidays from 2 P.M. to

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12557 LIVERNOIS (Corner Fullerton)

Hungarian Village Restaurant

ENDER NEW MANAGEMENT
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Open for Lunches. Facilities available for Banquets, Parties
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Night
• Sparkling Entertainment. Dancing • Every
Open Sundays
• Toes.. Rumba Night
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at Corby's

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CLOSED MONDAYS
CARRI-OU SERVICE — SELECTED BEER AND WINE
TO. 9-37141
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3020 GRAND RIVER. Free Parking.
TE. 2-8600. Private Banquet Rooms.
Serving the World's Finest Steaks,
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Town Pump

Pork at Montcalm CA. 8310

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