THE COHENS
(Exclusive Jewish News Feature).
SAM, SPEAK TO THE CHILDREN,
THEY'RE NEGLECTING THEIR
HOME WORK AT HEBREW SCHOOL-
I'M SO WORRIED!
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WA NT TO TALK TO You ABOUT
YOUR HOMEWORK
SUCH A GENIUS 'YOUR FATHER IS!
HE WILL HELP THEM AND THEY
WILL iEE HOW EASY IT IS TO DO
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10—THE JEWISH NEWS
Friday, November 17, 1950
Temple Sisterhood
Features 'Dedication
To America' Sunday
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Pauline Trigere, Famous Designer,
At Hadassah Honor Roll Event Dec. 12
Five Detroit stores—Saks 5th, this affair at which Pauline Tri.
JNF Ladies Open
1951 Fund Raising
With Donor Event
B. Siegel Co., Milgrim's, Irving's gere, Paris born and raised, one
At a paid - up membership
and Edith Brown—are joining in of America's outstanding design-
sponsoring the fashion show, ers, will make a personal ap- luncheon held Monday at the
pearance. Last year she received Jewish Center, Mrs. William
the American Fashions Critics' Klafer opened the drive for the
Award "for her completely or-
iginal a p p r o a c h to designing
within the framework of the
current Mode and her rare com-
binations of an adventurous flIir
for cut and detail with a thor-
ough understanding of the
American figure."
Her method of working is to
start with a live mannequin,_a
bolt of cloth, a pair of scissors
and, she solemnly swears "no
ideas whatsoever."
JNF Flag Days
This Week-End
PAULINE TRIGERE
featuring the original creations
of 'Pauline Trigere, at the
Honor Roll event of the De-
troit Chapter of Hadassah, at
1:30 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 12, in
the Scottish Cathedral of the
Masonic Temple.
All subscribers to the Hadas-
sah Honor Roll will be invited to
M arriageJ
Representatives of all Zion-
ist youth groups in Detroit, to-
gether with members of Bnai
Brith Youth and community
schools' , pupils, will solicit this
Saturday night and all day Sun-
day for the Jewish National
Fund, on the occNsion of the
annual Flag Days.
Through the sale of flags and
buttons, funds will be secured
to further the JNF program.
Thelma Zak and Boris Wise
are co-chairmen of the ,commit-
tee in charge of this year's soli-
citations.
Prizes will be awarded to or-
ganizations and individuals re-
porting the largest amounts col-
lected.
RUDERMAN — STERN. At a •
wedding in the home of Rabbi
Morris Adler, on Nov. 5, Harriet
Stern became the wife of Milton Hapoel Mizrachi Plans
Ruderman, son of Mr. and Mrs. For Tag Day, Sunday
Harry Ruderman, of 15792 Pine-
hurst. The bride is the daugh-
At a special meeting of Mor-
ter of Mrs. Julius Stern 'and
the late Mr. Stern, of Marcellus, asha Hapoel Mizrachi at the
Mich. The newlyweds will reside home of president, Yisrael Lax
at. 1142 S. Sierra Bonita, Los An- on Sunday, JNF chairman Dr.
Jerome Kelman organized tag-
geles.
gers who will make collections
* *
SIEGWALD-TAIT: Mr. and on Saturday night and Sunday.
Mrs. Murray Tait of Monica Ave. A JNF gathering at the home of
announce the marriage of their Dora 1V)'andelbaum, 2923 Pasa-
daughter, Elinor Ilene, to Staff dena, will serve to refresh work-
Sgt. Richard Siegwald, son of ers.
Mr. and Mrs. George Siegwald
New officers for the coming
of Epworth Blvd., Nov. 3, in year include Yisrael Lax, presi-
Phoenix, Ariz.
dent, Ben Pass, vice-president;
The bride is continuing her Abe K a r r, treasurer; Rhoda
studies as a nurse at St. Monica Goldschlog, Libby Magier and
Hospital in Phoenix. The bride- Dora Mandelbaum, secretaries.
groom is stationed there with Persons interested in joining
the Army.
should call Misses Mandelbaum
* * *
or Goldschlog, at TO. 9-8515 or
FINKELSTEIN-BERKOWITZ : TY. 6-6559.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Berkowitz
announce the marriage of their
daughter, Ruth, to Marvin Fink- Music Study Club Has
elstein.
The ceremony took place Nov. Scholarship Day Tea
12 at Cong. Beth Shmuel, with
The Music Study Club of De-
Rabbi Siegal officiating.
Mesdames Howard Berkowitz, troit will meet at 1 p.m., Nov.
Charles Jacobs and Don Schiff 28 in the Social Hall of the
attended the bride. Charles Fin- YMCA Building
kelstein served as best man and on Witherell at
ushers were Howard Berkowitz Montcalm St.
The main ob-
and David Finkelstein.
After an extended honeymoon jective of the
to Cuba and Miami Beach, the club is to help
-talented c h i 1 -
couple will reside in Pontiac.
dren who are in
needoef funds to
Masadaites' Second
further their
Oneg Shabbat Tonight
musical educa-
tion. The key- Wyn Garden
Fun and frolic will keynote note of this meeting will be de-
Masada's second Oneg Shabbat voted to Scholarship Day, in the
of the season tonight at the form of a membership tea. The
home of Thelma Berman. A chairman of the program is
short, timely speech will pre- Mrs. Ira G. Kaufman and those
cede the serving of refreshments participating are Jerome Rosen,
and community singing. The violinist; Adelle Mandelbaum,
oneg will be patterned after pianist; Wyn Garden, soprano,
the October gathering at Flor- and accompanists, Rose Stein
ence Weintraub's hcme.
and Esther Kropts.
Detroiters to Go
To Tribute Dinner
Honoring Weizmann
A group of Detroit leaders will
attend the annual birthday
tribute to Dr. Chaim Weizmann
at the concert and midnight
supper on Nov. 29, at the Wal-
dorf-Astoria, New York.
Proceeds of this dinner—cou-
vert $500 per person—will go to
the Hebrew University, Weiz-
mann Institute of Science and
the Hafa Technion.
The event will be held on the
third anniversary of the UN
declaration creating the state of
Israel.
Louis Berry heads the Detroit
committee which is mobilizing
support for this tribute dinner.
Recital by Chajes'
Students This Sunday
In keeping with dedication
year, Temple Israel Sisterhood,:
the choral and drama group will
present a pageant, "Dedication
to America," Monday in the
Temple auditorium, Manderson
at Merton Rd.
The pageant, depicting the
Jewish woman's contribution to
America through the centuries,
was written by Mrs. Harry
Landsman. Music is under the
direction of Mrs. Harold Schakne
with Mrs. Morris W. Stein at the
piano.
The dramatic
pageantry is di-
rected by Mrs.
Sol I. Rosenman.
a n d narration
w i 11 be shared
by Mesdames:
Nathan Apse 1,
Robert Coggan,,
Henry Good-.
man, Samuel
Green and Her- Mrs. H. Singer
man Rothman. Mrs. Sam Maza_
is in charge of costuming, as-
sisted by Mrs. Harold Johnson.
Included in the cast are:
Mesdaihes Morton Adler, Jerome Arfa,
Jack Bookholder, Jack Borsand, Samuel
Charfoos, Marion Davidson, Jack Fargo,
Albert Goldstein, Norman Greene, Arthur .
Harris. Gustave Herz, William Kaddushin,
Max Klarin, Joseph Love. Joseph Mehr, .
Ely Shlafman, George Silvers, Miriam
Tarnapol, Moe Traurig and Louis Wolf-
gang.
The children in the cast are: Jeffrey
Davidson. Denise Fargo and Janice and
Judith Lunsky.
Julius Chaj es, director of
Mrs. Harry Singer, vice-presi-
music at the Jewish Community
Center will present a student's dent in charge of programs •an-
recital at 2 p.m. Sunday in the nounces that refreshments will
Alexander Wurzburger Music be served at 12:30 p.m. The
Room.
meeting will start at 1:15 p.m.
Mrs. William P. Greenberg,
Avren Foreman, Carl Fried-
enberg, Reva Kowalsky, Joan president, urges members to
Machin, Estelle Pappas, Flor- bring their friends.
ence Patterson, Phyllis Pullberg
MRS. WILLIAM KLAFER
According to latest estimates; .
and Betty Kowalsky will be
1951 donor event of the Jewish heard on this occasion.
there are about 3,000 blind peo-
National Fund Ladies Auxiliary.
Admission by invitation only. ple in Metropolitan Detroit.
It will be held January 28.
The following committee
chairmen were announced: Mes-
UNSALTED
dames Philip Cutler, honorary
chairman; William Klafer, gen-
eral fund-raising; Seldon Leach,
Albert Newman and Sidney Ra-
vin, co-chairmen; Harry Buch-
man, pledges; Philip Slomovitz,
pledge • co-chairman; Harry
Schumer, secretary; Irving Ar-
len, program; Samuel Krone,
treas.; Morris Lachover, memor-
BEST IN
iams; Nathan Rosin, organiza-
NATURAL FLAVOR
tions.
Organization key women in-
clude Mesdames' Louis Light-
stone, William Mandell, Albert
Potiker, Sidney Ravin and Julius
Ring.
Division chairmen are Mes-
dames Jack Aaron, Larry
Chanin, Peter Chodoroff, Al
Clubock, Morris Cooper, I. A.
Lawton, Israel Kardener, Frank
Skolnik, Irving W. Schlussel,
NO BELTS
Milton Winston and Irving Zeff.
NO PINS
General chairmen are Mes-
dames Joseph Deytsche, Sefer
i
NO PADS
Hayeled; I. W. Silver, Bar Mitz-
NO ODOR
vah; Ben Schwartz, Golden
Book; Sam Schwartz, dunams;
Jack Grossbart, tickets.
Kits were distributed at a
rally held Nov. 6, and workers
will begin their program imme-
This modern monthly sanitary protec-
diately. The first in a series of
don is ideal for traveling—compact and
rallies will feature Mrs. Archi-
dainty, easy to dispose of ... Invented
bald Silverman as speaker at
Beth Shmuel Synagogue, Buena
by a doctor to be used internally.
Vista at Dexter on Nov. 28. The
community is invited to hear
this Zionist speaker.
M ATZOHS
.
TAMPAX IN 3 SIZES
ilsegU idr
super
e
ngagetrtertb
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Gertz-
man, of Cincinnati, announce
the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Gilda, to Leonard Servetter,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Morris
Servetter, of Richton Ave: Mr.
Servetter received his BA and
MA in Education Administration
from Wayne University. The
,bride-elect attends Cincinnati
UniverSity where she is major-
ing in home economics.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Maxfield Mathis,
of Roselawn Ave., announce the
•engagement of their daughter,
Ruth, to Robert G. Wolf, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Grover C. Wolf, of
Boston Blvd. The couple has
chosen Dec. 14 for their wedding
date.
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