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Special Eve'us for All Age Groups
Planned for Dexter J CC Dedication

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10—THE JEWISH NEWS

Friday, December 30, 1949

UHS Dinner-Dance

Plans have crystallized for the
dedication ceremonies of the
new Dexter Branch of the Jew-
ish. Commtinity Center to be
held the week of Jan. 15-22,
Samuel H. Rubiner, chairman of
the dedication committee, an-
nounced. Mrs. Walter E. Heller,
of Chicago, chairman of Jewish
Center Division of the Jewish
Welfare Board, will be the guest
of honor at the formal dedica-
tion program in the Center's
new auditorium on Monday eve-
ning, Jan. 16. Rubiner will pre-
side,
Prof. Guide Schoenberger, as-
sistant director of the Jewish
Museum in New York and pro-
fessor of art at New York Uni-
versity, will speak on ceremonial
objects at a post-dedication
program on Jan. 23.
The first community use of
the new Center building will be
be the Jewish Welfare Federa-
tion Budgeting Conference
Sunday, Jan. 15, with an open
house, to which all in the corn-
munity are invited. Members of
the Center board will act as
hosts and hostesses at this all-
day tour of the building.
Mrs. Arthur Bloom and Mrs.
Royal Maas, members of the
dedication committee, are ar-
ranging for a Jewish cultural
program, on Wednesday Jan. 13,
-- n A musical concert and a display
Of Jewish ceremonial objects
will be highlights of this pro-
gram,
There will be two special af-
fairs on Thursday, Jan. 19—an
afternoon reception and tea for
lay leadership and staff of non-
Jewish cooperating social ser-

LZOA Branch Four
Tr, ,Celebrate New Year

Branch Four of the Labor
Zionist Organization will have a
New Year's Eve party at the
Labor Zionist Institute,
Buffet dinner will be served
beginning at 10 p.m. Sidney
Shevitz will act as emcee for the
floor show, which wilt feature
commedienne Fran Kaner. There
Will be dancing, as welt.
Members and friends may se-
cure reservations frotu. Myra
Richardson, TO. 9-7130.

23—To Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam Zeitz (Beatrice Levine) of
Wagner Ave., a son, Lawrence
Douglas.
* * *
Nov. 25—To Mr. and Mrs.
Aaron Hyman (Esther 'Buten) of
Fullerton Ave., a daughter, Betty
Lynne.
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Dec. 1—To Mr. and Mrs. Law-
rrence Shell . (Eleanore Pastier)
- of Zion, Ill., formerly of Detroit,
a son, Stephen Michael.
* * *
Dec. 3—To Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Pivnick (Lorraine Wine) of
19955 Lauder, a daughter, Billie
Ann.
* * *
Dec. 9—To Mr. and Mrs. Julius
Bell of Collingwood Ave., a son,
Lawrence Howard.
* * *
Dec. 12—To 'Mr. and Mrs.
David Bernstein of 12512 Broad-
street Blvd., a daughter, Giseita
June.
* * *
Dec. 13—To Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Leeds. (Peggy Baran,
formerly of Helsinki, Finland), a
daughter, Leslie Arlyne.
* *
Dec, 16—To Mr. and. Mrs.
Leonard V. Frank (Patricia Hol-
den) of Marlowe Ave., a daugh-
ter, Anne Katherine.
* * *
Dec. 18—To Mr. and Mrs. Max
Horowitz (Shirley Parven) of
Leslie Ave., a son, Jordon Jay.
* * *
Dec. 21—To Mr. and Mrs. Noel
Buckner (Isabel Wollner), of
Orchard Lake, a son, Noel, Jr.

Nov.

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vice agencies and an evening re-'
ception for members of Moth- Reservations Available
ers' Clubs, who will be guests
Reservations for the Jan. 7
of the Dexter Mothers' Club.
Mrs. Sidney J. Allen is assisting dinner-dance of the Women's
with arrangements.
Auxiliary of the United Hebrew
Dexter youth, who will be
served by the Dexter Branch,
will have a part in the dedica-
tion ceremonies. Teen agers will
hold a barn dance and rally on
Saturday, Jan. 21. Juniors, 6
to 13, will attend a children's
Tally on Sunday, Jan. 29. Both
affairs are chaired by Jacob L.
Keidan, chairman of the Dex-
ter interim committee.
Samuel Neuschatz is executive
director of the new Dexter
branch of the Center,.

Men's Clubs

Dr. Jack Stamanu, president
of the MEN'S CLUB of CONG.
GEMILUTH CHASSODIM an-
nounces that the next meeting
will take place, Jan. 5, 8:30 p.m.,
at Breznitzer Hall. Davison at
Linwood. The speaker for this
evening will be Dr. Harold Shep-
herd, professor of sociology at
Wayne University. His topic will
be : "Minority Problems in the
U.S.A." Discussion will follow.
* * *
HARRY. B. KEI:DAN LODGE
OF BNAI BRITH will . meet at
7 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 3, in the
English Room of the Book Cadil-
lac Hotel. This will be Hillel
Night. After the meeting there
will be informal entertainment
and refreshments.
* * *
Indoctrination of new mem-
bers of BRANDEIS LODGE,
BNAI BRITH, was held at the
Rose Sittig Cohen Hall, Dec, 27.
The degree team, headed by in-
doctrination chairman Samuel
Dubrinsky, • performed for the
first time. On Wednesday, Dec.
28, the lodge was host at Marine
Hospital. Gift packages went to
each veteran. Robert Rudman is
veteran chairman,
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James N. Laker,- president of
LOUIS MARSHALL LODGE,
BNAI BRITH, was elected chair-
man of the lodge's delegation to
the district convention to be
held in Detroit.in July, 1950. The
following delegates were elected:
Samuel G. Bank, Karl C. Berg,
Manuel Hollander, Robert R.
Nathans and Dr. Lawrence I.
Yaffa. Alternates are : Oscar
Bank, Ludwig Boraks, Allen T.
Fisher, Arnold Michlin, David I.
Rosin, Elias J. Springer, Thomas
Zohott.
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At a meeting Dec. 19, Murray
Hozman, president of REX
LODGE, BNAI BRITH, intro:
duced the new committee chair-
men. Plans were formulated- for
the year.
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Veterans at the U.S. Marine
Hospital, Detroit, will be enter-
tained Wednesday, Dec. 28, by
LOUIS D. BRANDEIS 'LODGE,
BNAI BRITH. Sol Rudman,
chairman of the affair, an-
nounces that there 'will be a
"Dr. I. Q." program. In addition,
every veteran attending the pro-
gram will receive a gift.

MRS. MEYER SHUGERMAN

schools are being taken by the
chairman Mrs. Abe Katzman, at
UN. 1-7631.
Her co-chairman is Mrs. Mey-
er Shugerman.
An educational and musical
program will follow the dinner,
at the Hotel Statler.

Pioneer in Advertising
Reaches 30-Year Mark
In Jewish-Interest Field

Thirty years of effort in ad-
vertising and merchandising
with a Jewish slant are being
celebrated by Joseph Jacobs in
New York City. Formerly a high
school teacher,
Jacobs was a
pioneer in t h e
field of Jewish-
int erest adver-
tising.
His efforts
have helped
bring about a
greater unde r-
standing, on the
part of manu-
Jacobs facturers, of the
Jewish-American way of 1 i f e.
Such matters as the importance
of Kashruth in household pro-
ducts was brought to their at-
tention, increasing sales an d
providing a greater array of pro-
ducts suitable for use in Orth-
odox Jewish homes.
Among Jacob's best known ac-
complishments was publication
of bo6klets, in English, on Jewish
customs, traditions, culture and
dietary laws. Intended as guide
posts for advertisers in the Jew-
ish press, they were acclaimed
by Jews and non-Jews and were
reprinted many times.

Israel's Catholic Schools
Introduce Hebrew Study

NEW YORK, (JTA)—Some
Catholic schools in Jaffa, Ramle,
Haifa and Nazareth, as well as
Jerusalerri, have introduced the
teaching of Hebrew in their cur-
riculum in order to give their
pupils an opportunity to learn
Hadassah Dispatches
the language of the majority of
Israel's citizens, Benjamin G.
$1,000,000 to Israel
Browdy, acting president of the
Zionist Organization of America,
NEW YORK, (JTA)—Marking
reported.
the entry of the 1,000,000th
Jew into Israel, Hadassah, the
women's Zionist organization of
America, cabled the sum of
$1,000,000 to the Jewish state.
- The funds transmitted bring
to a total of $2,000,000 ' the
amount of money dispatched by
Hadassah to Israel since October
1 of this year. The current cam-
paign goal of the organization
is $6,535,000.

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Teachers Join Histadrut

JERUSALEM—(ISI)—The Is-
rael Teachers' Federation voted
to join Histadrut by a majority
of 75 to 32 at its national con-
ference held here last week.
Following the decision, 20 Miz-
rachi delegates and 12 general
delegates walked out of the con-
ference. The Federation includes
7,127 members.

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SIEGEL - STERNS : Mr. and
Mrs. Mark D. Sterns of Holniur
Ave. announce the marriage of
their daughter, Jacqueline, to
Carl M. Siegel, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Siegel of Brooklyn,
N. Y., Dec. 13 at the Lee Plaza
Hotel.
The bride wore a gown of
ivory brocaded satin in period
.design. A dutch cap of seed
pearls held her tulle veil, and
she carried a bouquet of white
calla lilies.
She was attended by her sis-
ter, Mrs. Helen Wyzan, matron-
of-honor, and Marilyn Klein
and Betty Himelhoch, brides-
maids. Ed Siegel was his broth-
er's best man, and Norman Sie-
gel and Dr. Harry Ganz served
as ushers.
After the wedding reception.
the young couple left for a wed-
ding trip to Florida,
* * *
ZIVOW-NEWMAN: Sylvia Jane
Newman and Leonard Albert
Zivow were married at a double-
ring ceremony performed by Dr.
B. Benedict Glazer at the
Sheraton Hotel.
The bride's gown was of white
brocaded satin with long train.
A dutch cap trimmed in orange
blossoms and seed pearls held
her French illusion veil. She
carried white orchids on her
mother's Confirmation Bible.
Mrs: Sidney J. Newman Jr.,
the bride's sister-in-law, was
matron - of - honor, and the
bridesmaids were Mrs. Ben
Ginsburg, Mrs. Irving Askin and
Dorothy Fogel. The bridegroom's
brother, Marvin' Zivow, was best
man, and Sidney J. Newman,
Jr., Hart H. Stiebel and Martin
Horowitz were ushers.
The young couple honey-
mooned in the east.

Two Sisters Reunited
For Jan. I Bar Mitzvah
Mrs. Adela Amszynousky of

Santiago, Chile, is the guest of
her brother-in-law and sister,
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Hermelin
of 428 Pasadena. The sisters
have not seen each other in 30
years.
The reunion w a s brought
about by the approaching Bar
Mitzvah of the Hermelins' son,
David Bernard, which will be
celebrated Jan. 1.

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Mogilever Ferein

Installs '50 Officers

Mogilever Progressive Ferein
installed its officers for 1950
and celebrated its 19th anniver-
sary Monday evening, Dec. 19,
at the Workmen's Circle Center.
M. Brown took office as presi-
dent. Others installed were M.
Felsot, vice president; I. Stone,
treasurer; S. Wahl, financial sec-
retary; M. Arotsky, recording
secretary; Mrs. I. Tubin, M.
Brodsky hospitalers, J. Lell-
chooko board of candidates.
L. Feinberg, as toastmaster,
reported that during the Fer-
ein's 19 years it has distributed
$125,000 to national and local
charitable causes.

Mazel Toy, Joe

Ben Gurion Greets
Stalin in Hebrew

MOSCOW, (JTA) — A con-
gratulatory message in He-
brew from Israel's Premier
David Ben Gurion was deliv-
ered to Premier Josef Stalin
on the occasion of the Soviet
leader's 70th birthday. The
message was transmitted to
the Kremlin by the Israel le-
gation here and was accom-
panied by a French transla-
tion.

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