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12—THE JEWISH NEWS

Tales Out of School

The Youth of a Nation are the Trustees
of Posterity."—Disraeli.

By BETSY BROWN
Central High

By BARBARA LEVIN
Mumford High

The first social event of the
new semester at Central will be
a "Hobo-Hop" on March 16,
sponsored by the Student Coun-
cil. Harvey Saperstein will be
master of ceremonies. Assisting
him in planning the event are
Richard Green and Mark David-
son ... Besides dancing, refresh-
ments and chatter, there will be
a floor show consisting of local
talent which, from present in-
dications—i.e.", energetic partici-
pation, enthusiastic response,
etc.—should make a big hit.
For the past several weeks,
the predominant theme among
various clubs was Brother-
hood, highlighted by dramatic
skits given on Feb. 21, with
the Central Choir singing at
an interfaith meeting at Vet-
erans Memorial Building on
March 13.
Several nation-wide contests
will sharpen competitive spirit
at Central this month: an ora-
torical contest on the Father of
Our Country, George Washing-
ton, and essays on the two sub-
jects, "Freedom's Open Door"
and "What the Merchant Ma-
rine Means to National Secur-
ity."
The Central sports world was
rather passive these past few
weeks, as athletes flexed their
muscles for the coming baseball
season.
Central seniors enjoyed a so-
cial event at the home of Lucille
Kurran, 2245 Chicago.

Lois Manhein, 10-A.student of
Mumford High, placed for the
second consecutive time in the
Southeastern Michigan Scholas-
tic Art Awards Contest. Lois'
entry was a ceramic brown and
yellow giraffe. For her work,
Lois is to receive a certificate of
merit and a gold key.
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Temple Israel will be host
to Temple Beth El's high
school department on March
18 at 8 p.m. for an intra-con-
gregational forum. The topic
under discussion will be
"Should Judaism Embark
Upon a Missionary Move-
ment?" Speaking for the issue
will be Temple Israel's repre-
sentatives, John Shepherk and
Betsy Brown. Against the is-
sue will b'e Sharon, Willis and
Kenneth Bronson from Beth
El. Moderator of the forum
will be Sanford Larkin. After
the forum, the discussion will
be turned over to the audience
under the direction of Barry
Saffir.
Following the evening pro-
gram, there will be an infor-
mal dance and refreshments
served by Temple Israel.
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The Bnai Brith Girls' Council
of Detroit and Windsor held
its second Carnival Capers on
March 10 at Workman's circle.
Every Bnai Brith girls' chapter
in the council contributed a
booth. Typical of the many
amusement booths was "shave
a balloon." Here, contestants
tried to shave the lather off a
balloon with a razor without
busting it. A few of the 16
boOths featured candied apples
and other refreshments.
Audrey Borden was the over-
all chairman of Carnival Capers.
Ably assisting her were Susan
Bogel, who made the contacts;
Freda Ring, ticket chairman,
and Sharon Schwartz, in charge
of securing publicity for the af-
fair.
The proceeds from the carni-
val are to go to the Bnai Brith
Girls' Council.

Men's Clubs

A Purim party to be given by
the BNAI DAVID MEN'S - CLUB
at 8 p.m., March 22, will be high-
lighted by a variety of enter-
tainment. Dancing and refresh-
ments will be offered in the
social hall. The public is invited.
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REX LODGE, Bnai Brith, will
hold a servicemen's program in
the form of a sports night at
8:30 p.m., March 26. Admission
is by bringing an item for a
serviceman such as non-perish-
able food, writing material, etc.
Sports personalities will be pres-
ent from the Detroit Lions. Oth-
ers represent baseball, bowling,
fencing and squash. Jack Horo-
witz is chairman of the service
committee for the armed forces
and veterans.
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JERICHO LODGE, IOOF, has
postponed its Purim party for
children of Lodge members until
March 25, at 11331 Linwood.

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LOUIS D. BRANDEIS LODGE,
in conjunction with the Chapter,
of Bnai Brith, will feature a
BBYO night at 8:30 p.m., March
27. BBYO dramatic players will
offer two short plays and a
musical. Neil Kalef, Lodge
BBYO chairman, invites mem-
bers, wives and friends.
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HENRY MORGENTHAU
LODGE, Bnai Brith, will show
pictures of the 1951 Rose Bowl
football film at 8:30 p.m., Mon-
day, at Young Israel Center.
Don Robinson, University of
Michigan coach will narrate the
film and answer questions.
Members and guests are wel-
come.
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LOUIS MARSHALL LODGE,
Bnai Brith, will hold a Purim
party with the Chapter at 8:30
p.m., Sunday, at Parkside Hall.
Gifts, dancing and entertain-
ment will be featured. Friends
are invited.

Better Schools Association
To Hear. Board Candidates

Durfee School Chapter will
play host to a city-wide meeting
of the Better Schools Associa-
tion at 8 p.m., Wednesday, at
which the four candidates for
the Board of Education in the
spring election will participate
in an interesting and enlighten-
ing program. The meeting is
open to the public, .

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61,gageirten1

Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Kanter-
man, of Whitmore Rd., an-
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Patti, to Phillip Le-
vine, son of Mrs. Esther Le-
vine, of Santa Rosa Dr.

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Announcement was made by
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert J. Hirsch-
elman, of Sorrento Ave., of the
engagement of their daughter,
Marilyn Burnett to Donald Ross,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Ra-
zumna, of Littlefield Ave. The
bride-elect will graduate from
Wayne University in June. Ross
is a Wayne graduate: No wed-
ding date has been announced.

Child Rescue Women
Sponsor Israel Project

Friday, March 16, 1951

Jewis h Center
Activities

Lansing Couple Toasts
Golden Wedding Day

The Northwest Child Rescue
Women, a group of 40 ladies who
have been actively engaged for
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Relatives and friends from all
parts of Michigan congregated
March 4 to celebrate the golden
wedding anniversary of Mr. and
Mrs. David Friedland of 567 Pa-
cific Parkway, Lansing. Hosts
at the gathering w e r e the
couple's children, Mr. and Mrs.
Herman Lieberman, Mr. and
Mrs. Bernard Friedland and Mrs.
Lillian Schefrin, of Milwaukee,
Wis.
Mr. and Mrs. Friedland were
married in Detroit on March 3,
1901 and moved to Lansing in
1904. Detroit guests at the fes-
tivities were Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Curtis, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Curtis,
Dave Curtis, Dr. Charles Curtis
and Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Morris.
MRS. SAMUEL. LEVIN
Present were the Friedland's the past three years in a pro-
grandchildren, Marvin Lieber- gram to aid in the rehabilitation
man, Aleta and Laurie Sue of needy and homeless children,
Friedland, and David and have pledged to raise $10,000 for
Michael Schefrin. Other guests the financing of a home to be
were Rabbi and Mrs. Alfred built in the Children's Village at
Friedman, Rabbi Aaron Sinder, Raanana, Israel.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Rapa-
Mrs. Samuel Levin, president
port and Ephraim Schetzer.
of the Rescue W o m e n, a n -
From Kalamazoo were Mr. nounces that the funds for this
and Mrs. Leon Slaven, Miss project will be realized through
Nanette Slaven, Mrs. Rose Rapa- the combined efforts of a "Buy a
port, Mr. and Mrs. William Sla- Brick" campaign, and the pub-
ven and Mr. and Mrs. Al Dudley. lication of their • annual year-
Guests from Muskegon were Mr. book.
and Mrs. Sol Silverman and
daughter, Barbara, and Mr. and
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Mrs. Harold Silverman.
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Coming from Jackson were Mr.
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and Mrs. Ben Bozin, Mr. and WEDDINGS Established
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Mrs. J. Lasser, Mrs. Rita Harris,
RECEPTIONS
Mr. and Mrs. William Morris,
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Mr. and Mrs. William Levy and
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cooper.

(The Jewish Community Center is
Affiliated With the Jewish Welfare
Federation, and is a Red Feather
Agency.)

Sunday, Michigan AAU swim-
ming meet. Men's, women's,
boys', girls' events. In the
Center pool, 8904 Woodward.
Heats, 3:30 p.m.; finals, 8 p.m.
Monday, Book forum. Dr. Thel-
ma James, Wayne University,
guest reviewer, "The Impact
of Current Events on Current
Literature." 8904 Woodward,
9 p.m.
Wednesday, Drama "What's in
a Name?" Teen-agers' Gas-
light Theater presents a new
work by Chicago playwright,
Mike Hecht. Davison Branch
8:40 p.m. Directed by Mar-
ilyn Steinhardt, starring Ron-
nie Balan, Bernard Backhaut,
Jean Fox and Pearl Fellander.
Wednesday, "The Abnormal Per-
sonality of Today," Lecture
by Dr. Milton Okun, chief of
staff, Pontiac State Hospital.
8904 Woodward, 9 p.m.

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Special plays, recitations and
songs are being prepared by
each class of the United Jewish
Folk Schools for a Purim cele-
bration to be held at 4 p.m.,
Wednesday. The reading of the
Megilla from the original by
pupils will be a special feature.
A prize is offered for the child
in the best costume. Purim gifts
will be distributed among the
children for Shalach-manoth.
KindergartN classes will have
their Purim program at 12:30
p.m., March 25, at the Labor
Zionist Institute. Youngsters
will dress like the characters in
the -Book of Esther and present
their playlets with song and
dance. Parents and friends of
the children are invited to the
program.

Each

The number of lessons depends upon
your capabilities

CALL
MRS. IDA E. LEVY

United Folk Schools
To Hold Purim Events

$400

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