AJC Women T alk with National Leader
12—THE JEWISH NEWS
Friday, November 24, 1950
Anna L. Werbe
Marks 30th Year
As Art Director
Members of the Detroit Women's Division of the American Jew-
ish Congress met with Mrs. Thomas Brusk, national chairman of
the Louis Waterman Wise Youth Center in Israel, a project in
tribute to the founder of the AJC Women's Division, located out-
side of Jerusalem. It will be used for children's recreation and edu-
cation and will be run by the Youth Bureau of Israel's Department
of Education.
Members of the Detroit committee are: from the left: seated:
Mrs. SAMUEL GREEN, Mrs. THOMAS BRUSK, Mrs. ARNOLD
FRANK; standing, Mrs. GEORGE STONE, Mrs. EDWARD ROTHEN-
BERG, Mrs. ISADORE ZIPORYN.
Our Deadline
Bar Mitzvahs
Because of heavy mailings
during the approaching holi-
The Bar Mitzvah of Marvin
days, it wil be necessary for
Sheldon Littky, son of Mr. and
all copy to reach The Jewish
Mrs. Max H. Littky, of • 18237
News earlier than usual dur-
Littlefield, will be observed Sat-
ing the next five weeks. Our
urday, Nov. 25, at Northwest He-
readers are urged to mail
brew Cong.
copy earlier or to deliver it
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ahead of the usual schedule
The Bar Mitzvah of. Arnold to our office, 708 David Stott
Zuroff, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Bldg., during November and
Zuroff, of‘Taylor Ave., will be December.
observed Nov: 25 at Cong. Beth
Our regular deadlines are:
Tefilo Emanuel. A dinner and 1 p.m. Monday for photo-
reception • wir be held Nov. 26 graphs and 9:30 a.m. Tues-
at Bel-Aire in his honor.
day for copy.
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Mr. and Mrs. Max M. Silver-
man announce the Bar Mitzvah WW J-TV to Televise
of their son, Stewart, Saturday,
at Beth Aaron Synagogue, Wyo- Hanukah Program
ming at Curtis. A dinner and re-
ception will be held in his honor
The culture commission of the
Sunday evening at the Beth Jewish Community Council will
Aaron.
again • present a Hanukah tele-
vision program on Channel 4-
Monitor Correspondent
WWJ-TV, Dec. 7, from 6:30 to 7
.
To Speak at Town Hall
Joseph C. Harsch, chief of the
Washington Bureau of the
Christian Science Monitor, will
'analyze spot news from Wash-
ington at Detroit Town Hall, at
11 a.m. Wednesday in Fisher
Theater.
Harsch's experiences in Ger-
many were recorded in a book,
"Pattern of Conquest."
p.m.
Featured on this program will
be Cantor Nichalos Fenakel, of
Northwest Hebrew Congregation,
and a choir under the direction
of Harry Seigel, in the tradition-
al ceremony of lighting the Ha-
nukah candles. Mrs. Sidney Wei-
ner will be the narrator.
Rabbi Morris Adler is chair-
man of the Culture Commission.
Morris Lieberman is co-chair-
man.
Sholem Aleichem
This month marks the 30th
anniversary of Mrs. David B.
Werbe's activities as a leader in
arts and crafts projects in the
Detroit Jewish community.
Organizer, 30 years ago, of the
community's art d e p a.r t m ent
which then functioned as a
project of the United Jewish
•Ch-arities, Mrs. Werbe later con-
tinued her activities under aus-
pices Of the 'Jewish depthr. Her
work had the support and en-
couragement of Miss Mary Cap-
lan, Judge William Friedman,
the late Fred M. Butzel, Milton
M. Alexander and Blanche Hart.
Under her supervision, the
Jewish Center -formed the art
school and directed annual art
exhibits.
In 1945, on the occasion of
her 25th anniversary as Center
art director, the Anna L. Werbe
Art Exhibition was sponsored at
the ,Center:
Arts and crafts projects were
directed by her for the Jewish
Welfare Federation and she
conducted poster contests for
Allied Jewish Campaigns.
Mrs. Werbe, who also has con-
ducted art exhibits in the Art
Institute and in art centers in
many cities, has won numerous
medals for her work. She has
directed dramas and plays for
the Scarab Club, for local com-
munity groups and for syna-
gogues. She also has taught art
and at present conducts the art
classes for Young Israel:
Canadian Appointed
To Bnai Brith Council
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MRS. SADIE HAUT
hold its donor luncheon Dec.
12 at the Hotel Book-Cadillac.
Mrs. Sadie Haut is in charge of
the yearbook.
For this 19th annual affair,
Cantor H. Adler, assisted by Mrs.
Bella Goldberg, will render ap-
propriate songs. Bob .Hall will
entertain.
A brunch will be given Tues-
day by Mrs. J. Natow • at her
home,. 18510 Hartwell, at 12
noon. Proceeds will go to bene-
fit orphans in Israel. For res-
ervations, call TO. 6-7572.
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Sadie Hawkins Costume Ball
A Sadie Hawkins dance, open
to the general public, will be
given by the Temple Israel
Youth Group at 8:30 p.m., Sat-
urday, at Knollwood Country
Club, W. Maple Rd., near Birm-
ingham. A strictly costume af-
fair, it will feature dancing, en-
tertainment and dinner. Tickets
are available at the door.
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?ha ern an ; P ttu ;a Finkelstein,. chairman;
Tda Kamoroff. execut ye chairman; Eva
Jacobson an6 Sarah I—iedman, vice chair-
men• Sarah Kantor ; fin. ,sec. and trees.;
Ruth Gosman. rec. aria corr. sec.; Esther
Reder, resale: Rebec,cah• Cohen, darlings;
Mary Dombey. pledges; Sima Wesley,
book: Frances Driker, tea service; Fran-
ces Shayne, publicity.
Bnai David Ladies
Donor This Wednesday
The Jewish Women's Euro-
Wednesday, At 12:30 p.m.,
pean We 1 f are OrganiZation, Bnai David Ladies Auxiliary will
North Woodward Branch, will present their annual donor
luncheon in the social hall of
the Synagogue, Elthhurst and
14th Sts.
Mrs. Z. Needle is luncheon
chairman, and Mrs. Sam Zack
is in charge of reservations.
Rabbi Joshua Sperka will be
guest speaker of the afternoon
and Cantor Hyman Adler will
give a program of Hebrew and
Yiddish songs.
Members and friends of the
synagogue are urged to call Mrs.
Zack, TO. 8-3135 for reserva-
tions. Mrs. Joseph Weingarden
is president of the Auxiliary and
in charge of hospitality for the
day.
Ben Z. Glass, executive sec-
retary of District Grand Lodge
No. 6, Bnai Brith, Announces the
appointment of Hyman Crystal,
formerly of Calgary, Alberta,
.Can. as assistant executive Sec-
retary to direct Bnai Brith ac-
tivities in Detroit and Mich-
igan. .
CryStal has been an active
Member of Bnai Brith for 20
years, serving as president of
Calgary Lodge; secretary Of the
WeStern - Canadian COuncil,
president of Northwest Canadi
an Bnai Brith Council and mem-
ber of the district's general
Committee:
He will be in charge of the
Greater Detroit Bnai Brith
Council office, will assist in co-
ordinating the program and ac-
tivities of its 19 lodges and will
serve the 18 lodges in. Michigan.
Nov: 20—To Mr. and Mrs. Hy
Neshkes (Helen Goldberg), of Annual Donor, Dec. 13
Ilene Ave., a son, Robert Elliot.
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At a meeting at the home of
Nov. 20—To Mr. and Mrs. Al- Dora Rose, program arrange-
Dear -Mothers:
bert Goldberg (Lillian Le ,•enson) ments were completed for the
annual donor
of Ilene Ave., a daughter, Bev-
Now that children are
luncheon of
erly R.
wearing
boots, their shoes last
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the WoMen's
Nov. 16—To Mr. and Mrs. Max
Division of a little longer. It's very im-
Schiff (Rut: Weintrob), of 2903
Sholem Alei- portant that your child's
Pasadena, a daughter, Eunice
chem Insti-
shoes hold their shape and
Karen.
. tute sched- support the child's foot prop-
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uled for Dec.
Nov. 11 — To Mr. and Mrs.
erly during this extra wearing
13 at 1 p m.
David M. Schwartz (Marilyn
' time.
at
Masonic
Lightstone), a son, Stephen Jay.
Temple. A l
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This is just where
,proceeds will
Nov. 4—To Mr. and Mrs. Don-
go for main-
ald B. Ungar (Rita Schwartz)
tenance of
new of Youngstown, 0., a son,
the Institute.
Richard Edward.
Meisels
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Cantor Saul
Nov. .4-:To' - Mr:• and Mrs. Shel- • •Meisels of Cleveland, radio con- . are at their best. THEY HOLD
don J. Ellison (Perlyn Rosen- cert and recording artist. will
THEIR SHAPE and the built
thal), .•of • Elmhurst. Ave.,. ..a be 'featured with Ida PUth Mei-
in hidden features do the job
daughter Terry Lynn.
sels who will accompany him at
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no matter how long the shoes
the piano
• Oct. 30-.---To Dr.' and Mrs: Si•-•
are worn.
A pre-donor luncheon pro-
mon Koletsky (Jewel Klein), a grain will be given at th€ home
son, Richard Jonathan.
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