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THE JEWISH NEWS
To Wed Sept. 21
Reisen Program
Changed to May 20
March 31—To Mr. and Mrs.
The joint Yiddish Culture Com-
mittee of the Jewish Community
Center and the Jewish Commun-
ity Council announces that the
date of the 70th Year Anniver-
sary Celebration of Abraham
Reisen has been changed to May
20, and will be held at the Art
Institute.
Sidor Belarsky, noted inter-
preter of Jewish folk songs and
music, will present special selec-
tions. The Workmen's Circle
Chorus, directed by Dan Froh-
man, will present a group of
Reisen's songs, to be heard in De-
troit for the first time. A drama-
tic presentation will feature
some of the poet's famous skits,
and the program will be climax-
ed by the perzonal appearance of
Reisen.
Samuel Jacobson and Jay Ros-
enshine are chairmen of the Rei-
sen celebration. Tickets, priced
at 75 cents and $1, are available
at the Jewish Community Center,
Metro Music Shop and all Jew-
ish organizations.
Philomathic to Mark
Fiftieth Anniversary
All former speakers of the
Philomathic Debating Society are
being contacted in preparation for
a series of public events marking
Philomathic's 50th anniversary as
a young men's forensic society,
according to Mort Zieve, chair-
man of the celebration.
The alumni speakers will be
asked to serve as honorary com-
mittee members, Zieve said. The
golden anniversary observance is
scheduled for next winter.
Former speakers of the foren-
sic group who wish to participate
are requested to call Zieve at
TO. 8-4983. Jack Alspector is
present Philomathic speaker.
Births
Irving Kahn (Dorothy Albert), a
daughter, Elizabeth Sharon.
* * •
March . 31—To Mr. and Mrs.
Hyman Goldman of 148'7 Moni-
ca, a daughter, Janis Ruth.
* * *
April 4—To Mr. and Mrs. The-
odore Heideman of Clements
Ave., a son, Richard Dennis.
* * •
April 8—To Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Krohner (Faye Grunt) of Glad-
stone Ave., a daughter, Linda
Beth.
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April 9—To Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Weitz (Frances Golsky)
of 2130 Ewald Circle, a daugh-
ter, Judith Gale.
• * •
April 10—To Mr. and Mrs. Irv-
ing B. Ackerman (Faye Goldberg,
ROSALINE ROSENBLOOM
formerly of Montreal) of 18695
Mr. and Mrs. J. Rosenbloom San Juan Dr., a son, Thomas.
•
of 2640 Gladstone Ave. announce
April
12—To
Mr.
and Mrs. Au-
the engagement of their daugh-
brey I. Gordon (Mary Center of
ter, Rosaline, to Morton Porto- Windsor) of Santa Rosa Dr., a
vich, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. son, Sheldon David.
• • •
Portovich of 9761 Broadstreet.
April 13—To Mr. and Mrs. Fe-
Sept, 21 has been set as their
lix Green (Betty Milen) of Cal-
wedding date.
vert Ave., a son, Ronald Law-
rence.
Musk Guild to Close
• •
April 13—To Mr. and Mrs.
Concert Series Thursday
Robert Lewis Weston (Marilyn
Weber of Cleveland) of Con-
nelsville, Pa., a daughter, Nancy
Jean.
• • •
April 17—To Dr. and Mrs. David
I. Silver (Gertrude Feldstein) a
' son, Michael Steven.
• • *
April 19—To Mr. and Mrs. Jerry
D is n e r (Devora Gordon) of
Prairie Ave., a son, Eliot Gordon.
• • •
To Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Ty-
ner (Margery Kohn) of 3010
Chicago Blvd., a son, Charles
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"Histadrut 1947" is an up to-
-
date review of the major activi-
ties of the General Federation of
JeWish Labor in Palestine. Divid-
ed into several sections, it deals
with labor, institutions, youth,
culture, Arabs, and a picture story
of the reception of a refugee into
a settlement.
Illustrated with many photog-
growth of the Palestine labor
movement from its beginnings in
1920 to its present status of 170,-
000 working members and nearly
90,000 'children and other depend-
ents.
New light is thrown on the Arab
labor movement in two articles
by Michael Assaf, Arab affairs
expert of the Histadrut.
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Detroit Music Guild, which has
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Thursday, May 1, at the Detroit
Institute of Arts Lecture Hall.
The Guild's string quartet will
be featured. The members are
Morris Hochberg, first violin;
Jules Yanover, second violin;
Thaddeus Markiewicz, 'cellist,
and Meyer Shapiro, violist. As-
sisting the Quart.: will be Flor-
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IR.0 Preparatory Commission
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• * •
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Segal (June Goldstaff) of Pasa-
dena Ave., a son, Steven Alan.
Veterans Post to Hear
Gridiron Star Schultz
"Germany" Schultz, former
Michigan all-American center,
will deliver a talk on football and
other sports before the Gen.
Maurice Rose Post No. 420, Jew-
ish War Veterans, at their meet-
ing Thursday, May 1, at Bnai
Moshe, Dexter and Lawrence.
The public is invited.
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Senior Bicur Cholem
Celebrates 53rd Year
With Banquet Sunday
Fifty-three years ago, 32 worn-
en met in a little synagogue on
High street between Hastings and
Antoine to form an organization
that later was to become highly
respected for its humanitarian
work.
Today, the 150 active members
of Detroit Senior Bicur Cholem
continue to serve the sick and
needy.
When the group meets for its
53rd anniversary banquet, April
27, at the Bnai David, Elmhurst
and 14th, the clock will spin back
to a wedding on Elizabeth St.
when a few women happened to
talk about the terrible things go-
ing on in Europe.
From this discussion sprang the
Maternity Society. Women corn-
ing to America who needed help,
were given medical care, a baby
wardrobe, six sheets and six pil-
low cases and $7 in cash, all the
group could spare.
A year later the Maternity So-
ciety, realizing the great neces-
sity for assistance in a wider
s c op e, became Detroit Bicur
Cholem.
The first war period found them
marching down the aisles of
theaters, collecting nickels and
dimes to help invalids and vet-
erans. During World War II, they
were commended for their pa-
triotic and humanitarian interests.
Mrs. Lena Techner is marking
her 10th anniversary as presi-
dent of Bicur Cholem. Before her,
Mrs. Ida Solai had served that
office 18 years.
Rabbis Lazar Levine and Alvin
Poplack, director of Young Israel
in Detroit, and Abraham H. Jaf-
fin, executive director of Chesed
shel Emes, will speak at the ban-
quet.
Friday, April 25, 1947
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