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THE JEWISH NEWS
Pythian Sisters Install
Officers for New Year
Pythian Sisters, Greater De-
, troit Temple No. 152, installed
the following officers for 1950
at Castle Hall, Dexter at Coiling-
• wood:
Excellent chief, Esther Gold-
- stone; senior, Elsie Green; jun-
ior, Jeanne Charness; manager,
Winnie Aaron; secretary, Ruth
Goldman; treasurer, Pauline Eis-
ner; protector, Mary Goldsmith;
outer guard, Mary Diamond;
past chief, Florence Mansur;
captain of staff, Kathleen Gold-
fine; pianist, Esther Radclife;
press correspondent, Ida M.
Goldfine; three-year-I rust ee ,
-se
Rose Belmont; representative,
Grand Temple, Lillian Meltzer;
alternate, Rose Lerman; district
_ representative, Henrietta Perie-
ra; alternate, Lee Frischman;
mistress of 'ceremonies, Kathleen
Goldfine; grand senior, Jennie
Rosenberg; g r and manager,
Jeanette Lessgm.,
The next meeting will be at 8
p.m. Wednesday,.. Jan. 25.
Cleveland Columnist
To Speak on: Israel
"A Gentile Looks at Israel,"
the story of extraordinary ad-
dances made by the Jews in
their own country, will be re-
lated to Detroit Town Hall
Members by Spencer D. Irwin,
associate editor and foreign
affairs columnist of the Cleve-
land Plain Dealer, at 11 a.m.
Wedneday, Jan. 25, in the
Fisher Theater.
Irwin spent the summer and
early fall in the Holy Land, in
Greece, and in Italy. Returning,
he authored an extended series
of articles on Israel for the
Plain Dealer.
In Israel, the distinguished
newsman interviewed many of
the country's statesmen on their
plans for continued advances
in the living conditions and
management of the new Jewish
homeland.
Advance reservations for the
lecture are available at Grin-
nell's, WO. 2-1124.
Martin. Citrin Speaks
At Youth Service
At Temple Israel
The Young Adult Council will
sponsor a youth Sabbath eve
service at Temple Israel, in the
Lecture Hall of the Detroit Ins-
titute of Arts, at 8:30 p.m. Fri-
day, Jan. 27.
Martin Citrin will deliver - the
sermon on "Jewish Youth Looks
at t h e Jewish
S c en e". Mem-
bers of all or-
ganizations o t
the Young Adult
Council are in-
vited. Temple
Israel Youth will
serve as the host
group.
Participating
in the reading
Citrin
of the service of
worship will be Youth group
members John Goldstick, N o r -
man Schakne, Alvin Talberg,
Natalie Gaines, Eileen Rosen,
Aileen Sutkin, -J o a n Kreekun,
Ellen Siegel, Esther Horowitz,
and Henrietta Reznick, Richard
Blumberg will read from t h e
Torah. Newton Arnold will chant
the Kiddush.
Beth El YPC Slates
Sleigh Ride, Movie Nite
Shirley Simons
To Direct Juniors
A sleigh ride and Old Movie
Night will be held by the Young
People's Club of Temple Beth El
Saturday evening, Jan. 21, and
'Sunday evening. Jan. 29.
The sleigh ride will be held
at Rouge Park Riding Stable,
21900 Joy Road. Reservations
can be secured from social
chairman Lois Goldman and
Elaine Kohn.
Old- Movie Night, Jan. 29, will
feature "The Great Train Rob-
bery" with Charlie Chaplin and
Douglas Fairbanks. The movie
will be followed by refreshments
and dancing.
Shirley Simons has been ap-
pointed executive director of the
Community Service Committee,
the junior division of the Allied
Jewish Campaign, Julian.H. Kro-
lik, president of the Jewish Wel-
fare Federation, announced this
week.
Miss Simons will direct Allied
Jewish campaign activities for
Jewish young adults.
For two years, Miss Simons
has been -a-Ctive on the board of
the Community Service Commit-
tee of the Young Adult Council,
and a member of that commit-
tee's special gifts division. She
also serves as the Community
Service Committee representa-
tive on the Board of the Jewish
Community Center.
She is a graduate of the Uni-
versity of Michigan.
Northwest Youth Group
To Hold 'Sox Dance'
Prizes will go to the sharpest
sox-wearers at the Northwest
Yputh Group's "Sok Dance" to
be held Feb. 11. A twerp (woman
must pay) season affair, girls
are required to invite their es-
corts; the men obliged to wear
flashy sox. •
For information call Elaine
Weingarden, UN. 2-1224, or Ber-
nice Kuhn, UN. 2-9507.
Club Northwest Jan. 29 ; Career Group, NCJW,
Titus . Band Featured
To Hear Psychologist
Northwest YPC will have its
next open social at . the syna-
gogue at 8:30 p.m. Tuesday, Jan.
24. Anyone 18 to 30 is invited.
On Sunday, Jan. 29, the YPC
will hold its annual "Club North-
west." Dancing will be to the
music of Johnny Titus and his
band. There will be a floor show,
including Milt Bert and Barbara
Ann Lover. .
Tickets are on sale by all mem-
bers of the club or they may
be- bought at the door. The
dance is open to all.
.
Ben Rubenstein, psychological
consultant, will - speak at a co-
ed meeting -of the Career Group,
National Co un c i l of Jewish
Women at 8:30 p.m: Monday,
Jan. 23, at the Jewish Center.
His topic will be "Morality and
Nueroses."
Dancing and refreshments will
follow the lecture. Young men
the community, and Career
Group members are invited.
MIAMI
CARD OF THANKS
• The family of -the late David
Social inc. Members
S. Weisberg wishes to thank
friends. and relatives for the
Have Party at Rouge
many kindnesses shown them in
their
recent bereavement.
Social Inc.'s first party of the
year will be held Jan: 22 at
Boarding & Day.- Boys 8i Girls
Rouge Center. Jesse Martin and
BROCHURE ON REQUEST
his Sepia Five will furnish the
music and entertainment.
NORMANDY
Members will be admitted
SCHOOL
Est.
1936
without charge; dues will be
NURSERY• Through the 12th GRADE
accepted at the door. A February
1021 Biaaitz Drive
social is planned for paid mptri-
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bers only.
Folk schools PTA Gives'
New Movie Projector
The ParentS Teachers' Asso-
ciation ; of the Jewish Folk
Schools will present a movie pro-
jector to the school at 8:30 p.m.
Sunday, Jan. 22; at the Labor
ionist Institute.
There will be guest speakers
and movies Will be shown. Pro-
ceedS of the Htanukati affair
Dec. 11 went toward purchase
of the projector.
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Unit No. Seveh, Dept. of Parks .
and * Recreation, announces, its-
annual- inaugural bail, to be
given jointly with other young
people's social' clubs of the de
partment, Saturday, Jan. 28 in
the American Legipn Memorial
Hall; Cass- and Lafayette. •
TicketS may be obtained from
Bess Klein; TO. 6-1980, or at.
the door.
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The newly-formed Detroit
Jewish Young Fraternalists an-
nounces an evening of films,
dancing and entertainment - to
be held at 8:30 p.m. Saturday,
Jan. 21, at the Jewish Cultural
Center, 2705 Joy Rd.
"They Met in Moscow," a mu-
sical comedy film, will be shown
'The Jewish Young Fraternalists
is a young adult group, 17 to 30,
organized to promote fraternal
friendship among Jewish ychith
and between Jewish and non-
Jewish youth, to combat anti-
Semitism and for the cause of
world peace and brotherhood.
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The second in the series of
Young Israel mid-winter forums
will be conducted by the Wom-
en's League at 8:30 p.m., Fri-
day, Jan. 20 in the auditorium
of the Young Israel Youth Cen-
ter.
"The' Position of the Jewish
Woman on the American Scene"
will be discussed by. Mesdames
Herman K. Cohen, Samuel H.
Prero, and Meyer Weisenfeld.
Saturday evening, Jan. 21,
Young Israel will be host to a
general social in the building.
Mrs. Philip J. Foxman is chair-
man of the social committee.
Sunday evening, Jan. 22, the
Young Adults of Young Israel
will hold their first meeting of
the year Plans for the Purim
Carnival to be held in March
will be outlined. The Young
Adults will begin a ping-Lpong
tournament.
The first meeting of parents
of Cub and Brownie Scouts will
be held in the Young Israel
building at 7:30 p.m., Monday,
Jan. 23.
The spring term of the Adult
Institute begins Feb. 7, and reg-
istration will be accepted at the
Young ISrael office until that
time.
Young Fraternasts Plan
Social Evening Saturday
Rec Group Announces
Annual Inaugural Ball -
There are 11 autos for every
mile of paved road in U.S.
Young Israel Groups
Have Varied Activities
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