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Friday, June 15, 1951
DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE
JWF Women, to Elect
Officers on Lake Cruise
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Frani Attends Linwood and NW Branches
Defense Parley of UHS Set Commencements
The commencement exercises of
the Linwood Branch of the
United Hebrew Schools will be
held in the auditorium of the
Rose Sittig Cohen Building, at
3 p.m., Sunday.
The main feature of the pro-
gram is the Biblical play entitled
"The Prophet Finds the Hero"
performed by the graduates. The
play will end with an appropri-
ate choral reading.
Graduates will be presented
with gifts by the Woman's Auxil-
iary, through its president, Mrs.
Irving Rogovein; the Ladies Aux-
iliary of the Kvutzah Ivrith,
through its president, Mrs. Julius
Ring; and by a member of the
Feigenson family.
The graduates are Irwin Bank,
Ralph Bovitz, Maurice Davidson,
!Mbar Kolegowsky, S heldon
Rocklin, Frederick Rosenberg,
The Woman's Club of Congre-
Eric Schwartz, Nolan Shaw, Alan
gz.tion Beth Abraham will hold
Silver
and Mendel Stone.
its first annual dinner-dance in
Congregation Bnai Israel in-
The Linwood Branch services
celebration of its first anniver- vites the public to the formal
sary Wednesday at the Mayfair opening of its new building at 2 on Saturday, June 16 will be
conducted by the graduating
Room.
p.m. Sunday, at 12650 Linwood, lass. Parents and friends are
The annual journal ad book corner of Leslie.
invited. A kiddush will follow
will be presented and Rabbi
This congregation, formerly the services.
Israel 1. Halpern will install the I known as "Mullet Shul," is one
The commencement exercises
new officers.
of the first three Jewish Congre- of the Northwest Branch of the
Sammy Eminer and his orches- gations to be opened in Detroit.
United Hebrew Schools will be
tra will play for dining and
Rabbi Samuel H. Prero and held at Adas Shalom Synagogue.
dancing which will he cabaret Rabbi Isaac Stollman will be
The main feature of the pro-
style.
guest speakers. Rabbi Isaac Pa- gram is the Biblical play, "The
Prophet Finds the Hero," per-
Mrs. Dolores Goldman is gen- neth will also speak.
eral chairman of the affair,
Cantor David Katzman will formed by the graduates. The
play will end with a pageant,
assisted by Mrs. Ann Levin and render a program of song.
depicting the recent development
Mrs. Beatrice Rice. For reserva-
of Israel.
tions call Mrs. , Rice, TO. 7-1299.
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Rabbi Jacob E. Segal will de-
Mrs. Beatrice Kaufman is
liver the principal address, and
chairman of the ad books and the
The Primrose Benevolent Club
Rabbi Benjamin Gorrelick will
captains of ad book teams are
will have its annual installation
deliver the closing prayer.
Mesdames Belle Ribiat, Nettie
Mickey Woolf announces that
of officers at 8:30 p.m. Monday,
The graduates are Linda Ruth
Ring, Selma Rice and Marion he will bring to Detroit for the
at the Bnai Moshe.
Goldman, culgoing president.
Beth
Aaron
dinner-dance
Sunday
Entertainment will feature the
ROSE FRAME SHOP
at the Latin Quarter Ran Zaff,
Zager Dramatic Group, Sandy
comedian, who received nation-
`'DISTINCTIVE"
Shore, chairman, and Adele Mogen Abraham Unit
wide notice on Ted Mack's Family
Kamfer, director.
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Mrs. Morris Greenberg will be to Install New Officers
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The Sisterhood of Mogen Abra- gram.
installing officer assisted by Mrs.
Behind the Music Hall
ham will hold its installation of
Also present will be Mickey
Norman Goldenberg.
Members and husbands and officers at the synagogue at B Sharp, comedian, who comes from
p.m. Sunday.
a long engagement at the Town
friends are invited.
The following officers were Casino in Buffalo and top spots
The following officers were
elected: Mesdames Harry Weis- throughout the country.
elected:
In addition to Mickey Woolf's
Mesdames Irene Rodman, pres- wasser, president; Sydney Silver,
ident; Fanny Friedman and Mary vice-president; Harry Saltsman, orchestra and Sammy Woolf there'
Nadek, vice - presidents; Celia corresponding secretary; Ben will be two new vocalists, Sally
Kaufman, treasurer; recording Sachs, recording secretary; and Corby and Margaret Graham.
secretary, Bessie Gruskin; finan- Jacob Brown, treasurer.
cial secretary, Minnie Levy; cor- The men's club will be guests
a
responding, Molly Kobrin; mem- of the sisterhood at the dinner. You can get a better deal on
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Workers and contributors in
the women's division of the Allied
Jewish Campaign are gathering
aboard the steamer Put-In-Bay
Friday, June 15, for the divi-
sion's annual meeting and work-
er,' party from 11 a.m. to 3
p.m.
The program committee, under
the chairmanship of Mrs. Ray-
mond Sokolov, has prepared a
"Show Boat" revue, featuring
community singing, a dance by
Mrs. Leonard H. Weiner and a
rumba demonstration by the
Christopher Smith Studio. Mrs.
Charles Briskman will be the
Show Boat captain.
One of the features of the
meeting will be election of offi-
cers. Mrs. John C. Hopp, chair-
man of the division in the 1951
campaign, has been nominated
for president.
Others nominated include Mrs.
Abraham Cooper, Mrs. Harry L.
Jones, Mrs. Julian H. Krolik and
Mrs. Alexander W. Sanders, vice-
presidents, Mrs. Philip Marcuse,
recording secretary; Mrs. M. Kalt,
corresponding secretary; and Mrs.
Max Frank and Mrs, Leonard H.
Weiner, representatives to the
Federation board of governors.
Seven women have been nom-
inated for re-election to the di-
vision board. They include Mes-
dames Harry Barnett, Max Frank,
Joseph Holtzman, Julian H. Krp-
lik, Philip Lipson, Alexander W.
Sanders and Leonard H. Weiner.
New members suggested for
election to the board are Mes-
dames C ha r les 0. Briskman,
Harry Frank, I. Jerome Hauser,
J. Shurly Horwitz, Harry L.
Jackson, Louis G. Redstone, Jule
G. 'Solomon, Nathan Spevakow
ar.d Melville S. Welt.
Beth Abraham
Group to Mark
Anniversary
Installation Set
by- Primrose
Upon the invitation of Millard
Caldwell, federal civil defense
administrator, Rabbi Leon Fram
of Temple Israel attended a con-
ference of leading churchmen of
the country to define the religious
aspect of civil defense to meet
atomic. attack.
Rabbi Fram represented the
Synagogue Council of America
which speaks for orthodox and
conservative as well as liberal
Jewish congregations.
The conference was held in
Washington, D. C. Rabbi Frain
will deliver a report at the Sab-
bath eve services Friday night,
June 15 when he will speak on
the subject "The Encounter Be-
tween Faith and the Atom."
Bnai Israel Slates
iBuilding Opening
Axelrod, Perry M. Cohen, Mer-
win Goldsmith, Elisheva N. Cur-
relick, Barbara Phyllis '<assail
and Sylvan Joel Zaft.
Folk Schools Plan
Graduation Rites
At the United Jewish Folk
Schools the pupils are preparing
themselves for the graduation
exercises to be held at 8:30 p. m.
Sunday at the Labor Zionist In-
stitute, 13722 Linwood.
The graduates wiil give a skit
calleA,"Grosse Leit" and will read
excerpts from Yiddish classics.
After diplomas are distributed
to the graduates, a scholarship
will be given to the most out-
standing student for a week's stay
at Farband Camp.
Members of the school board
will serve refreshments. Parents
and friends are invited.
Registrations for the fall term
are being taken now. The office
will be open from 9 a. m. to 5
p. m., Monday through Friday.
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The UNITED HEBREW SCHOOLS
Announces The Opening of TWO
NEW BRANCHES
Schaefer Highway & 7 Mile Road
and
Bnai Moshe Congregation
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Pre-School Nursery - —
Afternoon Hebrew (lasses
EXPERIENCED TEACHERS
MODERN CLASSROOMS
Music, Arts and Crafts and Recreational Activities
Classes Start Tuesday, Sept. 4th
Bus Transportation Available
REGISTER YOUR CHILI) NOW ... CALL TO. 8-0063
OPEN HOUSE .. .
every Saturday and Sunday
COMPARE
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4s School bus, station wagon (owned by camp).
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Some cook and nursery staff.
Real buildings for dining, reacreation, crafts.
lust 15.7 miles from 7 Mile and Couzens.
Complete camp program .. . athletics, swim-
ming instruction ... hikes, nature study, crafts.
Completely fenced property.
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Paved road. Out Grand River thru Farmington, left
turn at W 10 Mile for 1.7 miles to camp at corner
10 Mile and Meodowbrook Roads.
Boys and Girls 5 thru 12 Years
Nursery 3 and 4 Years
DR. GOLDBERG'S DAY CAMP
41390 WEST TEN MILE ROAD - Farmington
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Istorinatioa from Dr. W. A. Golderg (Ph.D.), 14E4 Glynn Court,
Detroit; TO. 9-1015, If no answer, call TO. 9-7600