THE JEWISH NEWS-9
The Young Adult Community
Center Sponsors
Dramatic Group
Bnai.. Moshe : Forms
Groups • for Married; .
Single YoUng. People
Courtship, Marriage
To Be Theme of Center
Young •Adult InStititte
U of M Unit Marks
lliliel's Jubilee
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With Dr. Blumenfield
Postponed to Nov. 10
Humor Quiz Set
By Career. Group
An unusual "Battle of Wits,"
will 'highlight the season's first
co-ed affair of the Career Group,
Following up its succbssful of the National Council of Jewish
series of marriage discussions laA Women, to be held at 8 p.
year, the young adult department Tuesday, Oct. 26, in the audi-
In conjunction with national of the Jewish Center announces torium of the -Jewish Center.
celebration of the 25th a.nriiVer- a four-Week institute on courtship
Participants Milton Doner; Leon,
sary of the Bnai •Brith Hillel and marriage to be held four Wayburn, Phil Nuscholtz and Dr.
Foundations, the University of successive Tuesday evenings Herbert Smith, moderator will
Michigan Hillel will conduct beginning Nov. 2.
compete in a joke-telling contest
jubilee festivities Sunday, Oct.
Lecturers for the Institute, patterned after radio's "Can You
24, at 2101 Hill, St., Ann Arbor. which will view courtship and Top This" program.
Hillel was organized at U. of marriage in their social, intellec-
The activity is open to members
M. 23 years ago and now serves tual, emotional and ethical as- of the Career Group and young
nearly 2,000 Jewish students.
pects, will include Dr. Harry aplult • men. Non-members may
The Jubilee program will in- Kirschbaum, physician; Mrs. Clara join by - paying dues at the door.
clude remarks by Rabbi Herschel Lyndon, di strict supervisor,
Further information may be
Lymon, director of the Ann Family Society; Dr. Peter Martin, secured by calling chairmen Lil
Arbor Foundation; Howard Free- psychiatrist, and Rabbi Jacob Posner, TY. 6-7361 and Edith
frian, Hillel Council president; Segal of the Northwest Hebrew
Shanbom, T Y. 4-4780.
Dr. Alexander Ruthven, univers- Congregation. ,
Young adults, 18 to 30, inter-1 Activities for young people in
ested in, alr phases of
stage pro-1 three areas have been organized
to participate
duct on are invited
nv
at Cong. Bnai Moshe.
in the dramatic group being
U n d e r the chairmanship of
formed by the young adult de-
Walter Nussbaum, a Young
partnient of the Jewish Center.
The group's opening meeting People's Club has been organized
will be at 8 p. m.
and a dance, whose-proceeds will
Wednesday, Nov.
go • to the Aid-,to-Israel drive, is
.3. Elizabeth El-
planned for Saturday, Oct. 23. All
kin, well knoWn
young people who seek - an asso-•
Detroiters
for
to
elation with Jewish club life are
her work "with-
invited. For information, contact
the Wayne Uni-
Ernest Weiss, UN. 3-6529.
versity Theater
A juilior congregation has been
and the Detroit
formed, and will conduct its first ity president; Dr. Franklin Littell,
Actor's C o m -
service Saturday morning, Oct. Association
Student Religious
pany, will - serve
director; Association
Osias Zwerd-
Miss Elkin
30; under the direction of David ling, president, Beth Israel Center;
as director. She
has just completed a season with Sklash. A social committee, head- and Detroit Bnai Brith leaders.
the . summer theater at Bridge- ed by Bernard Grossman, is plan- Mrs. L. Simms, Samuel Lieb, Sam
ning a program of social activi- Meisel, Isadore Starr and Sidney
harnpion, Long Island.
The group's activities will be ties. The group meets at 8 p. m. Karbel.
centered around Jewish themes. every other Tuesday.
Rabbi Arthur Lelyveld, national
Center members may join with-
Leo Glantz is temporary chair-, Hillel director, will deliver the
out charge, with small fee for man of a Bnai Moshe group for principal 'address. A tour of the
non-members. Registrations are young married couples. Mrs. Myra new Hillel House . and a social
being taken at the Center desk. Gunsberg is secretary. Newlywed hour in the outdoor Sukkah are
.couples .interested in' this program planned, as well as refreshments
are invited to call Glantz at TY. and a student program of - songs
UHS Alumni Program
4-7314.
and dent es.
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Friday, October 22, 1948
2114 Penobscot Bldg., Detroit 26, Mich.
Sorority to Give Award
To Helen G. Douglas
Dr. Samuel M. Blumenfield,
PITTSBURGH — The national
dean of the College of Jewish
Studies of Chicago, will speak on council of Iota Alpha Pi, national
"Jewish Education of Today" at Jewish sorority, meeting at the
a forum at the auditorium of the Hotel William Penn, voted to
present its high-
Northwest Hebrew Congregation,
est° honor, the
&
lnesday
evening,
Nov.
10.
His
.
W
Diamond Award,
speech, postponed because of a
to Helen Gaha-
busy holiday schedule, was or-
gan Douglas,
iginally planned for Oct. 28.
C ongresswoman
The gathering is sponsored by
from California,
the Alumni Association of the
for her "out-
United Hebrew Schools as its
standing contri-
contribution to the 22nd annual
butions to social
EdUcation Morrill Project of the
understanding."
United Hebrew Schools of De-
Pr es entation
troit.
of the award
Dr. Blumenfield is well known
Mrs. Douglas will be made
for his work as superintendent late this fall.
of schools on the Board of Jew- • Detroit area national officers
ish Education and as president of Iota Alpha Pi at the meeting
of the National Council for Jew- were Mrs. Leonard Mason, Mrs.
ish Education.
Harvey Cole and Ruth M. Levine._
All young people, members of
youth groups and parents are in-. Chapter One Schedules
vited 'to attend the gathering. A
Variety Show Oct. 31
public forum will follow.
NW Young People Hold
Hay Ride Next Saturday
The Young People's Club of
the Northwest Hebrew Cong. will
present a combination hay ride
and barn dance for their mem-
bers Saturday evening, Oct. 30.
On Nov. 20, the YPIE, is plan-
ning an open Sadie Hawkins
dance.
A series of Friday night serv-
ices designed particularly for
young people will be inaugur-
ated Friday, Nov. 26. Those/ in-
terested in joining the group may
call Hal Shapiro, UN. 3-5571.
24th Year of Service.
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Just received . .. two of the
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Perfect construction, covered
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A variety show, combined with
an evening of games and danc-
ing, is planned for members and
friends of Zionist Organization
of America, Chapter One, for
Sunday evening, Oct. 31, at But-
zel Hall in the Jewish Commun-
ity Center.) Admission is free to
members, with a small charge
for non-members.
Members of Chapter One bowl
every Sunday at 3 p.m. at the
Bowl-o-Drome.
Chair, $124
Events of the Week
For Young Adults
Saturday, Oct. 23, 9 p.m.—Bnai
Moshe YPS, open dance, Bnai
Moshe Synagogue.
Sunday, Oct. 24, 2:30 p.m. —
Junior Service Group, discussion
group, . Jewish Center. •
2:30 p. m. — Temple Beth El
YPS, forum, Templt Beth El.
8 p. m. — Junior Hadassah,
open board meeting, members'
homes.
Tuesday, 'Oct. 26, 9 p. m. —
IZFA, open meeting, Hillel.
Wednesday, Oct. 27, 9 p. m. —
Council Career Group, co-ed
show and dance, Jewish Center.
Thursday, Oct. 28, 9 p. m. --
Council Career Group, hobby
classes, 12th St. Center.
Junior Hadassah, cultural
meeting.
Saturday, Oct. 30, 9:30 p. m.,
Saturday Nite Dance, Jewish
Center.
9 P. m. — Northwest YPC, hay
ride.
Sunday,. Oct. 31, 7:30
Tall Towers, barn dance.
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