Americo' Yewisk Periodical
Friday, January 12, 1951
DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE
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AJC Women to Present Play
on Effects of Korean War
eltronicle Culinary Corner
By EDITH GOODMAN
BB Group Sets Hadassah Sets
ning at the United Dairy Work-
er's Hall, 15840
Second boule-
vard.
The program
will include
a millionaires'
party and min-
strel show. Or-
iginal music is
written by the
co-producers of
the show, Leo
Applebaum and Louis Weber
Lou Sonshine.
Lou Webne is chairman of
the affair, assisted by Gloria
Lavasco, Shirley Idenbaum, Ir-
ving Alpert, Sol Moss, Milo Rap-
paport, Charley Feldman and
Louis Weber.
Refreshments will be served.
Kvutzah Ivrith Auxiliary
Plans Donor Luncheon
The Ladies Auxiliary of Kvut-
zah Ivrith will hold its 16th an-
nual donor luncheon Tuesday,
Jan. 30.
Rabbi Morris Adler will be the
guest speaker at the affair. For
reservations Call Mrs. S. Gold-
berg, TY. 8-2679.
1W
FOLK DANCE SESSION
The Center folk dance group
will hold its first session Sunday
at the Dexter Center. Eight ses-
sions will be held on alternate
Sundays.
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SPECIAL SEASON
ALFRED STONE
The Detroit Chapter of Ha-
dassah is currently engaged in
their annual "Minyan Month"
activities under the leadership
of the co-chairmen, Mrs. Nathan
Spevakow and Mrs. Leonard
Birndorf.
Minyan, a technique of Youth
Alliyah, of which Hadassah is
the official representative in
America, makes it possible for
each Hadassah member to have
an opportunity to participate in
the Youth Alliyah movement of
rescue, eitication and rehabilita-
tion.
By banding together, 10 women
contributing $24 per year provide
for the care of a child in Israel
for six months.
A joint meeting of all chap-
ter and group boards will take
place at 1:15 p.m. Wednesday,
Jan. 17, at the Detroit Leland
Hotel, to hear the report by
Mrs. Theodore Bargman, chapter
president, of the Hadassah na-
tional mid-winter conference in
New York, as well as reports by
group presidents.
Midrasha classes are held
every Wednesday morning, from
10 a.m. to 12 p.m. at the Rose
Sittig Cohen Building and are
open to those desiring to learn
Hebrew or to improve their
knowledge of the language and
the Bible.
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Members of the cast of "Hear We Go Again," a play to be pre-
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sented by the Detroit Women's Division of the American Jewish
TALK IS GOING around about
Congress, at the Scottish Rites Cathedral, Jan. 17, rehearse their
roles on the stage of the Cathedral. From left to right, Dorothy the Yam Kippur dance being
Goodman, Harry Goldstein (director), Shirley Lewis and Annette held at the Veterans Memorial
Building.
Ruby. The play was written by Mrs. Harry Landsman.
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Gilda Partrite BBG has set
The first full-length produc-
Members of the cast were re- Wednesday night Jan. 24 as the
tion written for an all-woman cruited from housewives and date for the "Flapper Frolic" to
cast by a local personage, Mrs. mothers in Detroit. They are un- be held at the Parkside Hall,
Harry Landsman, 2637 Fleet, en- der the direction of harry Gold- Fenkell at Parkside.
There will be all types of
titled "Here We Go Again," will stein, well-known for his radio
be presented Wednesday evening, and television work in New York dancing including the Charles-
ton Instructors will be provided.
Jan. 17 at the Masonic Temple.
and Detroit.
The affair is under the auspices
All property sets have been There also will be a Charleston
of the Detroit Women's Division constructed by members of the contest. Adults are invited.
of the American Jewish Congress. cast and costuming is their own Tickets arc priced at $1.50 per
couple.
The play revolves around the product.
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present war in Korea and con-
The cast consists of Shirley
NEW OFFICERS were elected
cerns the lives of an American Lewis, Sarra Rosenbaum, Ethel by a number of the chapters at
family caught in the chaos and Levine, Beebe Moss, Dorothy the beginning of the year. I will
disorder of today's world.
Goodman, Annetta Ruby, Molly try to get them to you as soon
Katcher, Ruth Zatkin, Ilartiette as possible.
Mullen, Belle Staub, Rose Glazer
Seymour Sobel has elected
and Miriam Lewis.
Irving Fuller, pres.; Don Robin-
Tickets can be secured by call- er, veep; Paul Tisdale, treas.;
Institute
ing Mrs. Erwin Kornwise, TO. 6- Allan Levey, sec'y; and Richard
Peritz, reporter.
member 2946, 3267 Cortland.
Professional
staff
Al Karbelnick has elected
agencies of the Jewish Welfare
Jerry Flak, pres.; Sal Gorge,
Federation will hold their second
veep; Martin Ross, sec'y; Jerry
In-Service Training Institute in
Sherman, treas.
a series of five weekly meetings
Bnai David gave the all
at 8 p.m. on Mondays at the
around chapter award to. past
Dexter-Davison Center, begin-
president Morrey Katz. New of-
ning Jan. 22.
ficers are Morris Silverman,
All staff members will be given
pres.; Bob Friedlander, veep;
an opportunity to register for the
Jerry Bernadaret, sec'y; and
institute, %although registraltion
The Lt. Roy F. Green Auxiliary Herman Moehlman, treas.
will be limited to 40 people.
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will meet at 8:45 p.m., Tuesday,
Jan. 23 at the Memorial Home.
SAMUEL GOMPERS, which is
Call Esther Feld, UN. 1-4596 for still an Aleph Club has elected
New Officers Elected
information on the newly formed their first set of officers. They
by Arlazaroff Branch
dramtic group. For blood bank are Aaron Lupovitch, pres.; Jack
Arlazaroff Branch of the Jew- appointment call the Memorial Singer, veep; Ronald Ellis, sec.;
Austen Katz, treas.
ish National Workers' Alliance Home.
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Send all news to me by call-
recently elected the following
The Robert Rafelson Post will ing UN. 2-6654, ask for Nate,
officers:
hold a hospital party for veterans
M. Shaver, honorary president; at the Dearborn Hospital at 2:30 or leave it at the BBYO office
on Dexter in care of me. Thanks!
M. Shumer, president; S. Sislin, p.m., Feb. 1.
executive chairman; J. Singer, D.
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Kline, L. Levine and I. Woodrow,
Sholom
Auxiliary
will meet on
vice-chairman; H. Mondry, finan-
cial secretary; Mrs. M. Levine, Thursday evening, Jan. 18 in the
Prayer Room at Congregation
corresponding secretary; and W.
Shaarey Zedek. For the benefit
Jayman, recording secretary.
of our new members a panel dis-
cussion will be held on the mean-
ing of J. W. V.
H. P. Program Slated
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'TOUR NI ONIORHOOD
by Music Study Club
SAVINGS INSTITUTION"
Libby Plotnick, hospital chair-
man
for
the
Yetz-Cohen
Auxil-
The Music Study Club will
present an exchange program iary, has arranged to have John-
AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
with the Highland Park music ny Scat Davis and his "Coffee
and
Cake"
cast
at
Marine
Hos-
Dexter
Blvd.
at Cortland -T0.9-6611
clubs when it meets at 1 p.m.,
Fort at Military - U1.3.7100
Tuesday at the Y.W.C.A. lounge, pital, Jan. 15, for an afternoon of
entertainment.
Montcalm at WitherelL
Appearing on the program will
be Josephine Matkin, violinist;
THE FARBAND — LABOR ZIONIST ORDER
Mrs. H. K. Smith, reader; Eileen
Williams, soprano; and Mildred
Alliston, accompanist.
. Mrs. Richard Shannon will
serve as chairman for the day.
JWF Professionals
to Hold
JWV
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Owner Management
By NATE PEISS
new year of 1951 start-
ed, and with the Michigan
Regional Council Convention
over, the Bnai Brith Youth
Council elected officers for the
new year.
With 19 voting delegates pres-
ent out of a possible 40, Ilene
Sabin (Lena Farber) was elect-
ed president and Mike Gale
(Stephen Wise) vice-president.
In view of her past work Ber-
nice Kogan (Debra) was re-
tained as recording secretary.
Freida Ring (Lena Farber) was
elected to job of writing out
post cards, and in a very close
race Eddie Stewart (Henry
Monsky) won over Gene Cohen
(Fred Butzel) for the job of
treasurer.
Yours truly, Nate Peiss (Al
Karbelnick) was elected report-
er. Mort Demak (Louis Mar-
shall) is the new delegate to the
BBYO committee and Sid Rub-
enstein (Harry B. Keidan) was
elected BBYO counselor.
A
Mrs. Jack Green of Chicago boulevard has always kept her
cookie jar filled with delicious lemon cookies. I asked her for her
recipe and I am sure you too will find that they melt in your
mouth.
LEMON COOKIES
Grate rind of one lemon
Grate rind of one orange
1 3,:e cup of flour
cup of sugar
1 egg
1 cup of shortening.
Mix shortening and sugar well. Add lemon and orange rind,
grated. Add flour which has been sifted three times to mixture.
Then add the egg.
Take a little piece of the dough and sugar your board. Shape
into small ring. Bake in 350-degree oven for about 10 minutes or
until bottom of cookie has turned golden brown.
MidnightFrolic Illinyan Month
The Ivan S. Bloch Lodge and
Chapter, Bnai Brith, will hold a to Aid Israelis
"Midnight Frolic" Saturday eve-
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SUNDAY, JAN. 21 - 8:30 P. M.
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