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Friday, December 5, 1947
THE JEWISH NEWS
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THE BIG Junior Service Group
Dance . • . to be given in co-
operation with Holiday Hop, Com-
mittee of Jewish Center . . . Dec.
13 at Masonic Temple . . looms
as a jam-packed affair . .. Ted
Weems will offer terpsi-timing
rhythms • . . with requests for
"Heartacles" probably taking
over the evening's melody-
making.
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DISA 'N DATA . . . Thanks to
Hy Zemon, baking genius and
perfector of the "Architectural
Dream" wedding cake ... for the
cute little pettifour with our
name on it . . . Welcome into the
community family, Young Adult
group of Detroit Young Israel
. Received charter Dec. 1 . . .
Hillel Abrams is. first • president
. . . Sadie Mattes won first prize
for best costume at Infant's Serv-
ice Group "Sadie Hawkin's Day"
party . . . with a laundry bag
completing' her rendition of • a
"new look" . . . Songstress Millie
Gross is back. • after -five months
with a USO troupe in Japan .
Sang for the boys on what was
next to the final unit to be leaving
the states for USO activity . . .
Tells of meeting Ida Lippman,
local attorney and former police-
woman, in Korea ... where she is
teaching police work . . . Says
that Ida will be home soon.
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_JEWELRY DEPT. . . . Frances
Benjamin and Eddie Perlmutter
and Elise Conheim and Raymond
Rubiner will middle-aisle it this
month . Frances Gould of the
Jewish Vocational Service and Iz
Rosenberg, membership secretary
of • the Jewish Center, are' en-
gaged.
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MORE DISA 'N DATA .. So-
cial,anc. will take over the home
of Charles E. Sorenson, former
vice-president and director of
Ford Motor Co. . •. . for an affair
to be held Jan. 4 . . . The palatial
site is in Rouge Park . . . and was
presented to the city by Sorenson,
who retired from Ford's in 1944 to
beCome president of Willys-Over-
land in Toledo . . . Big plans are
being made by Sisterhood, Men's
Club and congregation of Beth
Aaron Synagogue for a huge New
Year's Eve party to be sponsored
by the three units . . . The Sister-
hood, by the way, is about ready
for more gala planning . . . since
it'll be celebrating its fourth
birthday in January.
Rabbi Morris Adler will have
a packed house when he speaks
on "Modern Maccabees" before
Young People's Club of Temple
Beth El . . . at 2:30 p., m. Sunday,
Dec. 7 . . . This open to all and
will be followed by social mixer
. .. Good bet for entertainment
will be the two one-act plays
given by Junior Service Group
Players . . . at Center in evening
of Dec. 10 .. . with dancing to
follow.
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ERRATA DEPT. . . . (Regard-
ing . mention of Milton Donor,
emsee'ing the Council Career
affair, as the advertising man) ...
Comes a note which reads .. .
"Mr. Milton J. Donor wishes to
state that his brother, W. B.
Donor, is the man in the adver-
tising field, and he would never
be engaged in any financial ac-
tivity without an inventory."
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AD MAN, Jules Vernik (Pack-
ard Advertising) and Dave
Dushoff (Dushoff Distributors)
came to town from Philadelphia,
last week, on important business
that eventually wound up into
gala festivities . . . Thanksgiving
night was the time . . . home of
Mac and Mae Cushman was the
place . . . and everyone but the
turkey joined in on the fun .. .
Irving Berris, former basketball
great, won't be playing on any
squads this year . . . much as he
wants to be out there on the
courts again . . . "Family re-
sponsibilities come. first," says the
all-city forward from Northern.
Herb and Barney Teal to have
gala Detroit showing of new Hud-
son car . . . Monday and Tuesday,
Dec. 8 and 9 . . . in showroom at
7641 Gratiot Ave. . . . 'Twill be
Hollywood type extravaganza ...
complete with elegant - trimmings
. . . and Harry r Gaines' "This
Time It's Hudson" song will be
heard for miles round.
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RABBI EDWARD TENNEN-
BAUM of Saginaw offers this one
about a rabbi friend in New York
who met a neighborhood kid just
out of a fight with a black eye.
He put his hand on the boy and
said, "My boy, I pray that you
won't fight again and that you
won't ever receive a black eye"
. . . and the lad replied, "That's
all right. You go home and pray
over your own kid. I gave him
two of 'em!"
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IMPORTANT NOTICE .to
have pick-ups ready on SOS Day,
Dec. 7 . . . for the vast entourage
of volunteers who will be around
your home on that date . . . to
get the things that will make
thousands of unfortunate folks
mighty happy that There are
people like you still around . . .
More volunteers are needed to
pack and load, so if you can, give
Morris Miller a ring at the Jewish
Welfa•e Federation.
Training Sessions .
For Youth Leaders
Planned at Center
A community-wide leadership
training institute is being planned
by the Jewish Community Cen-
ter and representatives of Jewish
youth-serving agencies. The In-
stitute will begin Thursday, Dec.
18, and continue on Sunday, Dec.
21, at the Center.
The sessions will study the
significance of group experience
and purposeful programming for.
Jewish groups. Outstanding au - -
thorities in group-work fields will
make the major presentations,
followed by discussion groups.
The program committee is
headed by Yehuda Rosenman. In
the group are Esty Carson, Dave
Rappaport and Jerry Malamud.
Samuel Neuschatz heads the In-
stitute organization committee.
He will be assisted by Dorothy
Gross, Phyllis Zieve, Earl Kan-
ners and Yona Weisner.
Dr. Haber Speaks
To Council group
Dr. William Haber of the Uni-
versity of Michigan will address
the Internal Relations Committee
of the Jewish Community Coun-
cil Dec. 16 on the subject, "In-
ternal Relations in the Jewish
Community"
The occasion will be the dinner
arranged by the committee to
welcome new members and to
launch its activities under the
new administration. Dr. Schmarya
Kleinman has recently taken
over the chairmanship of this
committee. His co-chairman is
Morris Lieberman.
Dr. Haber's talk will help to
orient all new members to their
duties on the committee and to
familiarize them with some of
the broader aspects of the work
which they will be called upon
to do, dealing with such matters
as relationships between Jewish
merchants and the public, deal-
ings of Jewish organizations with
each other, the • protection of
democratic rights within the
Jewish community and mainten-
ance of highest standards of Jew-
ish tradition in communal life.
8-Year-Old Pianist
To Play at Center
Page Fifteen
Youth Hi-Cites
Robert Shulman, eight-year-old
By
pianist, will be the soloist in the
Jewish Center's 77th Musicale at
Alice Jean
3 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 14. Robert,
Harris
who was heard in previous
Center concerts," will perform
Haydn's "D Major Piano Concer- ALLEGRO
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Displ aging their talent, with
- it Ain't Necessarily So," the new
Allegro Choral Ensemble, includ-
ing the voices of Helga Hopfeld,
Barbara Traub, .Ann Seigal, Jack
13'azell, Harold Bernstein, Mildred
Lesser, Miriam Weinsweig and
Sherwin Robinson, informed us
of the musical extravaganza they
are presenting at the Detroit In-
stitute of Arts Jan. 10. Tickets
may be obtained by calling di-
rector Irving Ritter, TO. 8-3314.
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ROBERT SHULMAN
to accompanied 'by the Center
orchestra under the direction of
Julius Chajes. The program also
will include Beethoven's "Egmont
Overture" and Mendelssohn's
"Symphony in A Major."
Hillel Starts
Campus Tradition
At Hanukah Convo
Hillel Foundation at Wayne
University in conjunction with
the University Interfaith Council,
this year will mark another first
in campus activity by sponsoring
a Hanukah convocation at the
Maccabees Auditorium at 1 p.in.
Wednesday, Dec. 10. The convo-
cation will be open to all uni-
versity students.
Featured on the program will
be the lighting of the candles by
a Hillel student, with the Uni-
versity choir singing a selection
of Hanukah songs. Greetings will
be extended by Dr. David D.
Henry, president of the univers-
ity, and by Dr. Jay Sherman,
faculty counselor of religious
activities.
Guest of honor will be Rabbi
Harry Essrig of Grand Rapids.
Rabbi Essrig, born in Palestine,
has served as director of the
Hillel Foundation at the Uni-
versity of Chicago and at Har-
vard University. He was a chap-
lain in the U. S. Army, rising to
the rank of major as assistant
Staff chaplain of the Ninth Air
Force.
"We see this as the beginning of
a campus tradition for the annual
celebration of Hanukah. This is in
the true spirit of America," said
Rabbi Irwin Gordon, director of
the Wayne Foundation.
Philomathic Alumni
To Help Celebrate
50th Anniversary
Philomathic Debating Club has
announced plans for its golden
jubilee celebration.
A banquet for Philomathic's
alumni and members will be held
Feb. 22, according to Jack Driker,
who estimated that there are ap-
proximately 1,000 Philomathic
alumni, with about 750 now liv-
ing in Detroit.
Other events to be held in con-
junction with the 50th anniver-
sary celebration, Driker said, are
the annual oratorical contest and
annual model meeting, a Sunday
brunch-smoker and a theater
party.
Philomgthic was founded in
1898 by a group of young Jewish
men, 14 to 21, who were dissat-
isfied with the forensic oppor-
tunities offered by Detroit's old
Central High School. The soci-
ety's goals today are essentially
the same • as they were 50 years
ago: experience in public speak-
ing, discussion of leading topics
of the day and practice with par-
liamentary rules of order.
Chairman of the jubilee ar-
rangements committe is Morton
Zieve, 2285 Longfellow. Alumni
wishing to participate in the cele-
bration are asked to contact him.
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SEASON ACTIVITIES
For Pauline Goodman's sweet-
sixteen, her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Adolph Goodman, gave a formal
dinner party at Northwood on
Nov. 30. Donna Harris with Earl
Car, mers, Mimi Lebove and Al
Goldman, Doris Sax with Eugene
Kollenberg, Sue Schatz with Jer-
ry Shumer and Harvey Gedrich
who escorted Pauline were de-
lighted party goers.
Also going formal this holiday
season will be Sandra Rogin with
Norman Marcus, at her birthday
celebration this Friday night at
the Fort Shelby. On the scroll of
invitation we saw Helene Sklar
and Danny Lublin, Betty Zech-
man with Stan Wolf, Sue Salas-
nek and Morty Freedman, Natalie
Diamond with Bill Schlusler and
Dr. and Mrs. James Rogin hosting
the event.
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SCAVENGER HUNT
At Eileen •Blake's "After
Thanksgiving Party" Bobby
Fleisher and Jerry Agranove,
-Anita Eisner with Jerry Adler,
Estelle Kramer and Phil Margo-
lis along with Mert Schlesinger
coed and, ahed when they saw
what the scavenger hunt list said
they must produce.
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BUSY BODIES
There must be hustling and
bustling at Highland Park High,
where Care boxes are being sub-
scribed for, a clothing and book
drive keeping students on their
toes and that very significant
ceiling book which the school
presented to McGregor Library
MASONIC AUDITORIUM
ror disabled veterans, as a Me-
morial to those who were once
students and had fought and died
for their country.
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YOUNG JUDEA!
For the DPs on Cyprus, Young
Judea is collecting clothing. Take
your contribution to 2500 W.
Boston Blvd. or call Eleanor
Cullen, TO. 8-9868. Help someone
helf himself.
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Masonic Temple was the set-
ting for Wayne's Sophomore
Prom as Rhona Rott with Doug
Harris, Allan Walt and' Edith Can-
tor, Doris Sax and Norman Fein-
gold, and Fern Aaron with Hal
Kulmove swirled to melodies of
Bill Campbell's orchestra.
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SURPRISE!
What a surprise Chuck Snow
got when brother Obbie and
Lynn Sklar feted him with a
birthday party on Nov. 29. Gerry
Starler with Obbie, Dorrie Flash-
ner and Bernie Singal and . Lou
Harris with Millie Fox all had a
part in this conspiracy of fun.
Roslyn Margolis' sweet sixteen
became official when her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Hymen Margolis,
entertained at a luncheon where
Elaine Goldraith, Annette Folbe,
Shola Levitt, Bev Weiner, Mitzi
Ferguson and Carol Averback
helped Ros to celebrate.
Mark Shwaid to Address
Sholom Aleichem Institute
Mark Shwaid, poet and mem-
ber of the Jewish Art Theater,
will be the guest of the Sholem
Aleichem Folk Institute at an
Oneg Shabbat at 9:30 p. m. Fri-
day, Dec. 5, at 3754 Monterey.
Shwaid served as an officer in
the U. S. Army Intelligence in
Germany during World War IL
He will discuss his experiences
and read his own poems.
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These social events for which ROSEN-
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prqud to have served are hereby in-
scribed.
MONDAY, NOV. 24
EVE: Banquet honoring Dora
Ehrlich at Cong. Shaarey Zedek.
TUESDAY, NOV. 25
Annual Dinner of Detroit Ladies
Social Club.
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 26
Shower for Gloria Rubin. Given
by Eva Rubin, Celia Rubin and
Frances Rubin.
THURSDAY, NOV. 27
Marriage of Jerry Rose to Morris
Cantor.
SATURDAY, NOV. 29
EVE: Marriage. of Madeline Nath-
an to Lou Berman.
SUNDAY, NOV. 30
EVE: Bar Mitzvah of Nathan
Light. Given by parents.
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