16—THE JEWISH NEWS
Neugarten Group Event Dec. 17
Arrangements are
being completed by
Neugarten Medical
Aid for its annual
luncheon to take
place Tuesday, Dec.
1'7, at the Book
Cadil lac Hotel.
Proceeds will be
used for the pur-
chase of. medica-
tion - cancer dress-
ings, dental arti-
cles and other
medical supplies
and to provide
hospitalization for
the needy. Among
those active in
making luncheon
plans are, from the
left : MRS. BENJAMIN FRIEDLAND, ticket s chairman; MRS.
DAVID SAKS, luncheon chairman, and MRS. ABRAHAM FOX, of
the program committee.
Bnai Moshe YPC Holds
Mardi Gras Sunday
The Young People's Club of
Cong. . Bnai Moshe holds its first
Mardi Gras Dance, stag or drag,
at 8:30 p.m., Sunday. Sam Reder
and his band will furnish music
and entertainment. Refresh-
ments will 'be served.
Nov. 11—To Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard E. Adler (Beatrice
Goldfarb), a son, Neil Samuel.
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Nov. 6—To Mr. and Mrs. Jo-
seph N. Epel of 2030 Gladstone,
a daughter, Naomi Cecilie.
* * *
Nov. 4—To Mr. and Mrs. Ken-
neth J. Morris, of 'Huntington
Woods, a daughter, Lynn Pa-
trice.
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Nov. 4—To Mr. and Mrs. Marc
Michelson (Dolores Goldman),
of 16252 Normandy, a son, Ed-
ward Allan.
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Nov. 3—To Mr. and Mrs. Rob-
ert D. Sallen (Arline Salicoff),
of Ardmore Ave., a son, Gary
Franklin.
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Nov. 1—To Mr. and Mrs. Her-
bert Silverstein (Sylena Musko-
witz) , of 6509 London, a son,
Joel Brian.
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Nov. 1 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Mokie (H e 1 e n Rem-
baum) , a son; BTuce Lawrence.
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Oct. 31—To Mr. and Mrs. Al-
fred Samborn (Peggy Mann), of
Toledo, 0., a" son, Michael Rob-
ert.
* *
Oct. 31—To Rabbi and Mrs.
Jay Kaufman (Aviva Gootman),
of Steel Ave., a son, Joshua
Jacob.
* *
Oct. 30 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Walter H. Salzberg (Janet H.
Fish) of Strathmoor Ave, a
daughter, Andrea Karen.
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Oct. 29—To Mr. and Mrs. H.
Corneck (Elaine Glass), of the
Lee Plaza, a daughter, Andrea
Lynn.
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Oct. 25—To Mr. and Mrs.
Philip Bronstein (Mildred Schul-
man), of Hazelwood Ave. a son,
Calvin Stanley.
* * *
Oct. 19—To Mr.-- and Mrs.
James Marx (Anne Oleshansky),
of McLean Ave., a daughter,
Nancy Sue.
* * *
To Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel
Shore (Ruth Lefkowitz), of Le.-
sure Ave., a son, David Alan.
* * •
To Dr. and Mrs. Jacob Lewin-
Epstein of Jerusalem, Israel, a
son, Noah.
,
4/Ilaaft -
Jewish Teacher
Wins DTA Award
Miss Mary Cohen, -of 2331 Elm-
hurst, was named teacher for
the month of November by the
Detroit Teachers' Association.
The letter nominating her for
the title was signed by 269 par-
ents of her school children.
In their letter, the parents
stated that many of Miss Cohen's
former pupils have brought their
children back to her because
they are confident they would
receive the same expert instruc-
tion.
Miss Cohen is a teacher at the
Lincoln School, at 561 Brady,
where she has spent her entire
teaching career as a kindergar-
ten instructor. She began her
own schooling as a child at the
Bishop School, only a few blocks
away from Lincoln.
Miss Cohen is a member of
Donald Fox, Bnai Brith Chap-
ter and belongs to the Business
and Professional Women's group
of Hadassah.
Miss Esther Sklar
To Wed Mervin Mintz
'
Friday, November 17, 1950
Feinberg Displays
Art at NW
Sisterhood Oneg
Francene Rhoda Parr Council Makes Available
To Wed Lawrence Mitz Four New Israel Films
Four new films, a projector
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Parr of
Pasadena Ave. announce the and screen, are now available
engagement of their daughter, through the office of the Jewish
Community Council to all con-
stituent organizations of the
Council.
"Flight to Freedom" portrays
the exodus of the Jews from
Yemen, their escape, their trek
through the desert, their fan-
tastic flight to Israel and to
freedom. The story was written
by Meyer Levin. Sam Jaffe, of
Broadway and Hollywood, stars
in the film.
"Song of the Negev," also
known as "Ein Breira," dramati-
cally portrays a crucial front
during the recent war in Israel.
"Memorandum on a Victory" is
an unforgettable film story of
how a hand-full of Jews at Neg-
ba fought for their lives.
"The Middle East" illustrates
Jewish efforts to rebuild Israel
as a homeland for our people.
Charles Feinberg, prominent
art collector and connoisseur of
Jewish ceremonial art, will be
guest speaker at the Northwest
Hebrew Congregation's first
Oneg Shabbat, to be held at 2
p.m., Saturday, at the home of
Mrs. Jacob E. Segal, program
chairman, 19175 Woodingham.
Feinberg, who recently had an
exhibit in Toronto and loaned
his Sabbath art collection to the
theological Seminary of New
York, will bring his display of
ceremonial objects. An opening
prayer will be offered by Rose
Singer. Current events, by Mrs.
Sam Simmers and a closing
poem on Hanukah by Mrs. Na-
than Cooper.
Mesdames Sam Kanar, David
Dunsky and Benjamin Parker
FRANCENE RHODA PARR
are me fibers of the committee.
Mrs. Joseph Markel, director of Francene Rhoda, to Lawrence
the choral group, will lead com- Mitz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Mitz of LaSalle Blvd.
munity singing.
Thousands of Women
The Sisterhood choral and
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dramatic groups will highlight a
paid-up membership party to be
BeaUse Its Saves
held at 8:30 p.m., Dec. 13 in the
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social hall. Mrs. Ben Morgan-
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roth is chairman. - Members of
Shirts Beautifully Laundered
room chairs. We pick-up
the choral group include Mes-
dames Jack Axelrod, Louis Be- and deliver.
resh, Joseph- Bortman,- A. B.
Cohen, Zangwell Garber, Charles
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by AIR or BOAT TO ISRAEL
Mrs. Norman Allan, accompa-
nist, will present several selec-
Air
lo Lydda and Return.
tions of English and Hebrew
Special $784.00
themes. The dramatic group will
offer a three-act play, written
and directed by Mrs. Ira Kauf-
man, entitled "Our Heritage."
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An open house for family and 4-0444.
friends on Sunday will honor
Esther Sklar and Mervin Mintz LZOA Branch 10 to Hear
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Foreign Policy Speaker
Branch 10 of LZOA will hear
Mrs. F. G. Garrison,- vice-presi-
dent of the Foreign Policy asso-
ciation speak on "The Korean
Question and Its Impact on aur
Future.' The meeting . will take
place on Sunday at 8:30 p.m. at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Nor-
man Naimark, 20203 Littlefield.
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MISS ESTHER SKLAR
on their engagement. Miss Sklar
is the daughter of Mrs: Harry
Sklar and the_ late Mr: Sklar,- : of
Chicago Blvd. Mintz is the son
of the late Mr. and Mrs: Samuel
Mintz, of Oak Drive. -
The bride-elect is a graduate
of the University of Michigan
where she was president of her
sorority. Sigma Delta Tau. The
bridegroom-elect is a graduate
of Wayne University. The wed-
ding date has been set for Dec.
24.
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