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DEADLINE FOR pictures in
the columr.'s Third Annual Beau-
ty-Personality Contest, will be
. But,
•announced next week.
please dcirdt wait until the very
last before sending in your entry!
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JEWELRY DEPT. . . . Hand-
rome Gug Feig and petite Ruth
Rosenstein will say "I DO" some
time in March or April.
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,
MICHIGAN REGIONAL Tour-
nament of AZA in Detroit ended
last week . .. the boys returning
to respective cities lauding local
lads as perfect hosts. . . . Lt.
Seymour Sobel Chapter 661 was
awarded Best Chapter Trophy ...
which they immediately turned
over to parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Sobel. . .. Other trophies
went to chapters 43 and 337 for
basketball and bowling. . . .
Hint was awarded honor for
sportsmanship. . . . AZA All-•
Stars beat Boys Club cagers . .
then invited them to banquet at
Rosenberg's. (After telling morn
that we were invited to the food-
fest, she remarked, "Again? My
gosh,, those AZA boys feed you
more than I do!")
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BOFfl3Y SHAN, little guy with
a big bag of entertainment . . .
has been wowing 'em on the
road with his m.c.'ing and im-
personations. . . . Made a stop--
over in Chicago, where one critic
said of him, "Bobby Shan is the
original personality kid, except
you never know what personality
he's going tc be next!" ... Bobby
35 now being handled exclusively
by Louis Cohan . . . has been
retained for an extra four weeks
at Club Kilroy, New Orleans.
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Page Seventeen
THE JEWISH NEWS
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DISA 'N' DATA . . . A new
Dnai Brith Girls Chapter will
he foamed .. . to be titled Lena
Farber Chapter . . . after mother
of AZA 583 advisor, Al Farber
... who also present a Lena
Farber Memorial Plaque, each
year, to girl doing outstanding
work in group: .. . Holiday Hop
at Jewish Center, Jan. 18, will
have decorative tribute to nations
voting for Palestine proposal...
Morry Kaplan is distributing a
lot of waxings on "Swinging
With Pappy" . . the new tune
recorded in honor of Al Doug-
las . . . community lad making
his name as a fine disc-jockey
o'er tare et.heral waves of WJLB.
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GOOD BET FOR eve of Jan.
35 . . _symposium of Young Peo-
rle's Society of Shaarey Zedek
. . Thled "Future of Democra-
cy in America" . . .. with three
speakers giving religious, educa-
tional and labor viewpoints. . . .
Dancing, eats will follow . .
Everybody invited.
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LAST YEAR . . • about -.this
time . . . Detroit Masada had
around 35 members. . . . Total
now of 150 (expected to reach
.200 by spring) makes it second
largest in the country . . . with
Indianapolis heading the list. . .
The big party by Masada-Jr.
Hadassah. Jan. 10, at Shaarey
Zedek . . . will be for paid-up
members. . . . New feature to
start, Jan 12 • . . for members
of two groups • .. will be Monday
nite previews of films yet to
come . . . shown at Film Ex-
change Building . . . with pro-
ceeds to Palestine project. . .
The "little theater" holds but 60
. . so reservations will be the
order.
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MORE PISA 'N' DATA . .
Charlie Robinson, ace comic of
much stage repute, was in the •
home town for a couple of days
before continuing his tour. . .
Rose Rosenwach- sprained her
ankle at the recent Phi Delta
Epsilon National Medical Fra-
ternity Convention. . . . She had
•50 doctors at her beck and call
. except that family head, Dr.
Felix Rosenwach, is quite a
capable sawbones, himself. . .
Give Drs. Ted Bergman and Lou
Zlatkio, chairmen of the affair,
a big hand for a swell job. . .
Harry B. Keidan. Chapter of AZ
donated gifts to Children's Hos-
pital, and St. Vincent Orphanage.
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CANDID SHOTS at a New
Year's Eve Party . . . in home
of Al and Sarah Rosenberg . .
Gala decorations of balloons, col-
ored tape and crepe paper . . .
Noise makers, hats, etc. . . . Al
Blumenfeld making good his
promise to be awake at 12. . . .
He didn't keep it last year . . .
but, gays wife, Gladys, "At least
he waited until after proposing
to me. ' . . Vivian Chaben prov-
ing that being mother of 11-
month-old son is no deterrment
to her reputation aa. life of every
party .. . Roslyn Sparage trying
hard to teach Al Rosenberg the
rhumba . . . Gloria Lipshutz
dancing all over the place . .
partner or no partner . . . Al
Raskin strumming his ukele .. .
Sarah Rosenberg making enough
food for every party on the block
. . . Entire gang singing "Auld
Lang Syne" over the phone to
Esthe" Gastman . . recuperating
from injury when hit by car . .
Proceedings preserved on record-
ings.
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AND MORE DISA DATA
. . . Add to embarrassing mo-
ments our arrival at home of
Pearl Devenow . . . for party in
honor of to-be-wed Shirley Alt
schuler and Phil Neuscholtz . . .
and being told the shindig • had
been held the night before! . . .
Shirley and Phil were tied-up,
Jan. 1. . . . When "Annie Get
Your Gun" comes, it will have
Pearl Sharfman's cousin, Bernie
Hoffman, 5n the cast. . . . He was,
by the way, the fat guy who
shoved the piano around in the
George Raft pic, "Nocturne" . .
.member? . . . About 15 dentists
from Detroit went to the 40th
convention of Alpha Omega . .
last week. in Palm Beach. . . .
Dr. Sam— Gerendasy is national
president. . . . Will the young
lady who sent us the fine letter
of interesting content about un-
sociability at _community affairs
. . . please give her name and
address? . .. 'Twill not be men-
tioned unless we're given per-
mission.
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FOR THREE YEARS . . . Miss
Loretta Fitzpatrick, principal at
Hutchins School, has had a requi-
sition downtown to fix a bit of
broken sidewalk at one of the
entrances. . .. Nothing has been
done about it yet. . . . With new
Midtown Neighborhood Council
in process, something should hap-
pen . . . soon! . . . The group
which follows the Clean-up Cam-
paigns sponsored by this column
and the Jewish Community Coun-
cil .
. ir, effor.ts toward com-
munity- betterment .
. is out
for action . . . and will get it!
. . . The mass meeting, Jan. 20,
at Hutchins, will tell folks in the
Twelfth St. areas about much
planning . . in their behalf. -
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DISA 'N DATA . . • Everyone's
invited to George Gershwin BB
Lodge Sports Night, Jan. 12, at
Barium Hotel . . . Big doings on
tab with "name" celebs from
world of sports . Mrs. Joseph
Fenton reviews "Modern Women
—The Lost Sex" . . . Jan. 13 at
Jewish Center . . . sponsored by
Council Career Group.
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JEWELRY DEPT. . Jeanette
Stour_ and Bill Robinson will be
wed, Jan. 24.
.
Music Study Club Auditions
Auditions for active member-
ship in the Music Study Club of
Detroit will be held at 11 a.m.
Monday, Jan. 19, at the home of
Mrs. Dan Frohman, *2252 Webb
Ave. For information call Mrs.
Frohman, TO. 5-5073.
Pisgah Lodge Selects
Convention Delegates;
Opens Membership Drive
Last Monday night, Pisgah
Lodge of Bnai Brith elected the
following delegates to the 80th
annual convention of District
Grand Lodge No. 6, to be held
in Chicago June 27-30: Dr. Leo
M. Franklin, Henry M. Abram-
ovitz,. Julius Deutelbaum, Dr.
Victor Droock, Elias Goldberg,
Max H. Goldh.off, Ben F. Gold-
man, Aaron Kurland, Jack Law-
! son, Samuel W. Leib, Sam Maza,
I Rudolph Meyersohn, Herman Os-
nos, Aaron Rosenberg, Nathan D.
Rosin, Louis Rosenzweig, Louis
Schostak, Morris Shatzen, Isa-
dore Starr, Joseph L. Staub, Mil-
ton M. Weinstein, Herbert S.
Eskin, Victor Bloomfield, Meyer
W. Leib, Louis James Rosenberg,
Alfred H. Bounin, Meyer Lebo-
witz, Harry Schwartz, William
Friedman, Herman Zimmerman,
Samuel Atlas and Sidney Siddler.
Aaron Droock and Harry Yud-
hoff, members of the official
family of . the District, are auto-
matically delegates.
Isadore Starr, chairman of the
membership committee, announc-
ed that an extensive member-
ship drive will now get .under
way in honor of Pisgah Lodge's
90th 'anniversary year. A quota
of 450 new members has been
assigned the lodge by the Dis-
trict. This quota is based on five
new members for 'each year of
Pisgah's existence.
Allegro Chorus Gives
Concert on Saturday
of town' guests Esther Lee Fink,
Barbara Horowitz, and Bob Hy-
sten by having them meet her
friends at a party during vaca-
tion. Harriet Levine and Jimmy
Gatch-, Dorothy Weiss with Bob
Moses, Sally Tepman and Shel
Klimist and Louise Schostat with
Dave Levine welcomed Esther
with her date Ray Kahrnoff,
Barbara with Aaron Cohen and
Sandy's partner Bob to our fair
city.
That little boy in the wheel
chair, over there in the corner
with the smiling face, no, it's
true you don't know him but
through treatment made possible
by your contribution to the
March of Dimes that child is re-
covering from that fight against
infantile paralysis. But there are
other boys and girls who need
your help and need it badly.
Give to the March of Dimes!
Lives can be saved only by treat-
ment and research. All true Am-
ericans are joining the march and
givina, their dimes NOW!
Youth Hi-Cites
By
Alice Jean
Harris
WORK VS. FUN
The sleigh ride Marcia Stone,
Dolly Levy, Sal Lebowitz and
Eddie Lebowitz gave' for Helen
Korman at Morton's Stables for
her sweet sixteen was a grand
surprise. Excited so that she
almost burst into tears. Helen
and Eddie, Lorry Markey and
Roger Nathan Cal Klyman and
Elaine Chernoff, Betty Lebowitz
with Al Newman, Eunice Kor-
man and. Paula Ross, Richard
Jeremiah Sanders with Marcia
and Marilyn Koffman just roared
as they watched her escort slip
gently off the sleigh as the bells
jingled merrily along. Back at
Helen's there was dancing. ping
The money you gave to the
pong and fun • for the merry )947 Community Chest campaign
crowd.
will support 15 Red Feather ser-
The Bnai Brith barn dance in vices right through 1948.
Windsor was the affair where
Audrey Winnick and Les Feld-
THERE IS A Reason Why
man, Lenore Rosenfeld and Jerry
Folks Like BROTHERS !
Schapin, Lorranie Micon with
Only the finest in
Larry Stockier and Sandy Weis-
food i s expertly
out 3repared a.nd serv-
berg and Irving Berg gave out
3cl for your satis-
with a round of the Virginia
action!
Reel.
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Friendly!
Harriet Field had a gathering
Clean I
at her home recently with
Particular eaters know their
Marilyn Waratt, David Edgar,
place! Every combination sand-
is featured at Brothers—
Marshall Edison, Mary Ancell 4 wich
and the meals are great.
and Dee Matfer being among the
guests who dropped in to chat
BROTHERS Delicatessen
Restaurant
over cokes and goodies.
Dexter and Leslie
HO. 4875
Sandy Lipson honored her out
.
MASONIC AUDITORIUM TUES., JAN. 20-8:20 P. M.
JAMES MELTON
TICKETS: 83.00, $2.40, S1.80, 81.20,
Allegro Choral Ensemble, an
organization of musically talented
young people, will, present a con-
cert at 8715 p.m. Saturday, Jan.
10, in the Lecture Hall of the
Detroit Inatiute of Arts.
Featured soloists will be Jean
Jaslove and Ann Siegel, sop-
ranos; Leo Oliva and Harold
Bernstein, baritones; Jack - Bazell,
bass, and Bette Shanbrom and
Sheldon Sandweiss, pianists.
The ensemble is under the di-
rection of Irving Ritter, music
education senior at Wayne Uni-
versity.
Contact Lenses Advised
The art of prescribing and fit-
ting contact lenses has been long
in developing. However, as in
many arts which have gained
public acceptance, the prescrib-
W rag a n d fitting
of contact lenses
has been gaining
in an ever in-
creasing tempo.
The uses of con-
tact lenses are
both varied and
numerous. Con-
,
tact lenses are
,prescribed f o r
people of many
Dr. Burton professions a n d
avocations. In many of these
cases the patient could not have
indulged in the undertaking of
his or her choice had it not been
for the perfection of these lenses.
The jumping up and down —
the running in all directions and
the sudden stops which are re-
quired in many fields of activity
such as tennis, handball, etc.,
would make the wearing of ordi-
nary lenses undesirable. Also to
those who enjoy swimming, ski-
ing and tobogganing, the fact
that contact lenses are unbreak-
able, invisible, (see picture) offer
wider field of vision, require no
frame and are not made useless
by rain,.steam or snow, make the
wearing of contact lenses truly a
modern miracle of vision. Fur
er information can be had by
calling DR. BURTON at VErmont
6-6979.
Dr. Burton who has worn con-
tact lenses for several years, and
wears theM 12 to 18 hours daily,
devotes a major portion of his
practice to the custom. mold fit-
ting of contact lenses.
Adv.
—
GRINNELL'S, TE. 2-7100
MASONIC TEMPLE
SCOTTISH RITE CATHEDRAL
TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 20
The Beloved Actress and Singer
FREIDELE OYSHER
Known as "Freidele the Cantor." In the great musical comedy
"CHAZENDEL FAR SH,ABBOS"
("A Cantor for the Sabbath")
Supported by an outstanding cast including
PINCHOS LEWANDO
LEON SHECHTER
Leon Charash—Abe Dorf—Isidore Elgard—Peppie Lowitz
Rosetta Yegar—Sylvia Fishman
Tickets on sale at Metro Music House, 10329 Dexter; Zion Book Store,
9008 12th St.; Borenstein's Book Store, 8663 12th St.; Dann's Soda, Dex-
ter cor. Richton, and from A. I. Littman, 2086 Blaine, TY. 6-5405.
ROSENBERG'S
SOCIAL BOOK
These social events for which ROSEN-
BERG'S KOSHER CATERING was
proud to have served are hereby in-
scribed.
MONDAY, DEC.- 29
NOON: Donor Luncheon for Beth
Abraham Sisterhood. Mrs. Allen-
bogen, pres.
EVE: Shower for Adele Goldber-
ger. Given by Mrs. Sam Feld-
man and Mrs. Al Feldman.
vin at home of parents, Mr. and
Mrs. William Levin.
EVE: 25th Wedding Anniversary
of Mr. and Mrs. C. Newman.
GiVen by Mr. and Mrs. Henry,
Harry, Nathan and Irivng Wein-
tiling.
TUESDAY, DEC. 30
Annual Banquet concluding Mich-
igan Regional Tournament of
AZA.
SATURDAY, JAN. 3
EVE: Marriage of Ruthe Nidorf
to Dale Weller.
WEDNESDAY. DEC. 31
New years Eve Party of Detroit
Women's Service Club. Mr. Lan-
dy, pres.
THURSDAY. JAN. 1, 1948 .
NOON: Briss for Mark Myron Le-
SUNDAY, JAN. 4
EVE: Marriage of Dorothy Gold-
berg to David Glantz.
EVE: Marriage of Elayne Nolish
to Dr. Harry Wenner at Ft.
Wayne Hotel.
FATE: Marriage of Florence Gitt
to Robret Nernzin.at COng. Bnai
David.
As "CREATORS OF PERFECT CATERING"
May we assist you in the preparation of your Wedding, Bar Mitzvah,
Shower or Banquet.
ROSENBERG'S KOSHER CATERING
9925 DEXTER
TY. 4-9490
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