New As'sistant Principal for Central; Students Win State, City Awards 14—THE JEWISH NEWS Luncheon to Mark 25th Anniversary Of Women's Auxiliary, Horne for Aged Friday, May 12, 1950 ()recur!, o n (lie _Air This Week's Radio and Tele- vision Programs of Jewish Interest THE ETERNAL LIGHT Time: 8 a.m., Sunday, May 14. Station: WWJ. Feature: "Milton Steinberg— A Memorial," by Morton Wish- engrad, describing in the rabbi's own words his search for faith and his dedication to the spirit of compassion. Preparing the 25th anniversary celebration of the Home for Aged Women's Auxiliary are, left to right, first row, MES- DAMES DAVID KLIGER, program chairman; ISADORE E. GOODMAN, co-chairman; SAMUEL WELLER, general chair- man; second row, left to right, MESDAMES BEN ARKIN, ticket chairman; GEORGE KOVEN, souvenir booklet chair- A nationwide Mother's Day man; DAVID B. WERBE, tableaux director and producer. program which will focus at- tention on the contributions * * * Featured, on UJA Mother's Day Show The Women's Auxiliary, Jew- ish Home for Aged, will cele- brate its 25th anniversary at 12:30 p.m. Monday, May 15, with a luncheon at Masonic Temple. Highlights of the afternoon will be members of the Music Study Club singing the invoca,- =ow- tion, a candlelight ceremony of cutting the anniversary cake, with a replica being sent to re- sidents of the Home, Mrs. Mor- ris Adler as guest speaker, and tableaux depicting the history of the auxiliary and the Home, accompanied at the piano by Mrs. Herman Bregman. Two aged people representing the residents of the H o m e: Myron Keyes, president of the Home board; Ira B. Sonnen- b l i c k, superintendent of the home, and Mrs. Sonnenblick, supervisor of occupational ther- apy, will be among the honored guests. Call Mrs. Ben Arkin, ticket chairman, at UN. 3-0943 for re- servations. THE LITTLE SYMPHONY will present its first anniversary con- cert, Tuesday evening, May 23, at the Art Institute auditorium. Tames Barrett, who was concert- master at the Little Symphony's debut, is returning from Cleve- land, where he is assistant con- certmaster of the Cleveland Symphony, to appear as soloist. Tickets are still available at 6329 John R, TE. 1-2810. Ber- nard Rosen is chairman of The Little Symphony, and Valter LPoole is musical coach, * * * Frances Kaye has the _soprano role in Victor Herbert's light opera "The Fortune Teller" to be presented by the DETROIT MUNICIPAL OPERA at Music Hall May 25 and 26, under the sponsorship of the Strathmoor Lions Club. Stu- art F. Piggins, general mana- ger and director, announces a cast Miss Kaye of 75 young Detroit men and women with Miss Kaye, Arthur Peters, John LaDuke, John Du- mont, Rose Lumetto, Helen Wal- ker and Julia Denys as principals. * The SPRING OPERA FESTI- VAL, to be held at Masonic Aud- itorium May 14 through May 18, will feature leading singers and conductors from the Metropoli- tan Opera Company of New York. Subsidized by a group of Italian businessmen and en- dorsed by the Junior League, the Opera Festival may become an annual affair in Detroit. • Two of the artists, Winifred Heidt and Eugene Conley, are former Detroiters who worked on local radio stations. CARD OF THANKS The family of the late Harry Shapiro wishes to thank rela- tives and friends for the many kindnesses shown them in their recent bereavement. JWV 1 LAWRENCE H. JONES AUX- ILIARY will meet at 12:30 p.m. Wednesday, May 17, at the Lee Plaza Hotel for a luncheon hon- oring out-going president, Doro- thy Brown. A short business meeting will follow. Final ar- rangements will be made for the poppy drive and theater party. * * * LT. ELI LEVIN AUXILIARY will hold a games party May 16. A luncheon, May 23, at the Club Bali, will honor May Ginsburg, department president. * * * YETZ - COHEN AUXILIARY will hold its annual mothers and daughters tea at 8:30 p.m. Monday, May 15, at the JWV Memorial Home. Featured for the evening's entertainment will be an all-star variety show headed by Lois Ann Kay. Chair- man of the affair is Libby Plot- nick. * * The SOL YETZ-MORRIS CO- HEN POST is giving its fourth annual dinner dance at_ the Four Dukes Supper Club Sunday evening, May 14: Tickets may be obtained from any member of the group, or by calling com- mander Ted Kaminsky, WE. 5- 1036. * * * LT. ROY F. GREEN Auxiliary meets at the Memorial Home, Davison at Holmur, at 8:30 p.m. Tuesday, _ May 16. A social will follow a business meeting to plan the fund-raising games party for June 14.. Hostesses for the evening will be Gertrude Left, Esther Graff and Fay Kra- kow. Members and prospective members are invited. DETROIT AUXILIARY 135 will hold a Mother's Day party at 8:30 p.m. Sunday, May 14, in the Silverman Lounge of the Memorial Home. Chairman of the affair is Mrs. Celia Cohen. * * CHARLES a ;1 d AARON KO- GAN POST will hold a novel dance at 8:30 p.m. Saturday, May 20, at Northwest Hebrew Cong. Dick Stein and his. or- chestra will feature as soloists Milt Burg and Irene Pianin at this stag or drag affair. Foresee Decoration Day Sellout at Green Bush Harry and Morton Dermer, owner-managers of Greenbush Inn are now beginning their sixth season and anticipate a complete sellout for the Decora- tion Day weekend. The Dermers announce that Harry Hennessy, assistant pro at the North Hills Golf Club, has signed as golf pro at Green- bush for the coming season. American women are making to the rescue of Europe's homeless Central High School has an- nounced the appointment of its future assistant principal and named two of its students as winners in state and city-wide contests. Miss Bertha Robinson, former Detroit attorney and assistant principal at Durfee Intermedi- ate, has been appointed to Cen- tral High School, where she will assume the post of assistant principal on the departure of Harry L. Davis this June. Born and educated in De- troit, Miss Robinson considers herself a "Detroit product." She attended Detroit Teachers' Col- lege, and later went to the Uni- versity of Michigan where she received her Bachelor and Mas- ters degrees in social science and vocational guidance. Later, she received a degree from the Detroit College of Law and was a practicing attorney here for two years. Her return to the teaching profession stemmed from her desire to guide young people. "I found," she said, "that hu- man engineering is more re- warding than the theory and practice of law." She entered the Detroit school system at Miller High School, from where she went on Condon School as head of Social Studies. Following a post as counselor at Chadsey High School, she became assistant Israel U. S. Air Service principal of Durfee in 1945. The Central students honored as contest winners were_ senior Alva Sachs and Harvey Saper- stein. Alva received a $250 scholar-. ship to the college of her choice by winning the state- wide Michigan Federation of Labor MISS BERTHA ROBINSON essay contest with her theme, "W h a t Part Will Organized Labor Play in My Future?" Harvey, entered in the De- troit Times-sponsored James Madison Oratorical C ont es t, won a $25 savings bond as Cen- tral High School winner. He later took third place honors in the district school oratorical contest at Cass High School, SCREENS Combination Doors Porch Enclosures - TEL AVIV (JTA)—Negotia- tions were completed in the United States for the granting of landing rights to El-Al-Is- rael's national airlines—prior to the launching of a direct Israel- U. S. air service. Mrs, Harriman Mrs. Brailove Combination Windows Jews and large-scale settlement Aluminum or Wood in Israel through the United Jewish Appeal will be broadcast over the "Message of Israel" HOME EQUIPMENT program Sunday, May 14, at 10 a. m. on station WXYZ. 13226 W. McNichols Participating in the program Benjamin Franklin was the UN. 4-9034 will be Mrs. S. Alexander Brai- 15th of 17 children in his fam- KAUFMANN DEALER love, chairman of the National ily, Women's Division of the UJA;' Mrs. J. Borden Harriman, chair man of the Women's Division of For the Convenience of Their the UJA Chris- ian Committee, Customers These and Mrs. Her- bert H:Lehman, honorary chair- man of the Na- tional Women's Announce That They Will Division. The broadcast will also feature special music and a Mother's from Day message by Mrs, Lehman Dr. Jonah B. Bock's Clothing — 9047 12th Wise, national chairman of the United Jewish Appeal. Davis & Halperin Shoe Store-8950 12th WRIGHT'S - 12th STREET MERCHANTS BE OPEN SUNDAYS 10 A. M. to 2 P. M. Olen's Men's Shop — 9038 12th Eternal Light Receives 4th Ohio State Award The Eternal Light, coast-to- coast radio program, conducted under the auspices of the Jewish Theological Seminary, and pre- sented weekly as a public serv- ice of the National Broadcasting Company, won the annual first award for the best religious pro- gram bestowed by the Ohio State Institute for Education by Radio at its 14th annual Ameri- can exhibition of radio pro- grams. 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