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THE
JEWISH NEWS
Friday, May 4, 1951
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Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Cullen of Boston Blvd., have returned
from Camden, N. J., where they visited with their children, Mr.
and Mrs. Allan Bottney.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stark of Shrewsbury Road are vacationing
at the Lombardy Hotel, Miami Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Glasier of Birchcrest Drive spent a week-
end in Chicago to visit their daughter, Mary, at Northwestern
University, Evanston, Ill.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Greenspoon of Woodingham Drive are
back from a six-week vacation at the Sherry Frontenac, Miami
Beach.
Dr. and Mrs. Louis Barnett, accompanied by their daughters,
Virginia and Peggy, of Normandy Ave., left May 2 for Rochester,
N. Y. to hear their son, Richard, play with the Rochester Sym-
phony Orchestra.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Varkel of Cortland Ave. have returned from
Miami Beach. Mr. Varkel joined his wife for the last part of her
six-week stay at the Casa Blanca.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Weisman of Suffolk Road are leaving
May 5 to sail for Europe on the SS Independence.
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Hartman and daughter, Carolyn, of Indi-
ana Ave., are spending the week-end in Chicago on the occasion
of the 80th birthday of Mrs. Hartman's aunt, Mrs. Anne Goodman.
Home from a five-week vacation at the Shoremede, Miami
Beach, are Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bernstein and son, Harry, of Oak
Drive.
Mrs. Harry Robbins of West Outer Drive has returned from a
visit with her sister, Mrs. William Elson, in the San Fernando
Valley, Los Angeles, Calif.
Mrs. Arthur Miller and daughter, Cynthia, have returned to
their home in Chicago Ill., after visiting with her mother, Mrs.
Saul Lipchinsky, of Leslie Ave., for a week.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Rubiner of Muirland Ave. will sail for
Europe and Israel this Week.
Dr. and Mrs. Ezra Lipkin have left for Philadelphia to
attend the graduation recital of their daughter, Eleanor, from
the Curtis Institute of Music on May 12. Eleanor has been a
scholarship student there for five years, and will receive a bachelor
of music degree.
Mr. and Mrs. Morton H. Barris and family, of Leechburg, Pa.,
have returned home after spending the Passover holidays with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Marks, of Clairmount Ave.
Radomer Aid Society and Auxiliary celebrated the triple silver
wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Adler, 1629 Taylor; Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Goodman, 2669 Calvert; and Mr. and Mrs. J.
Elbom, 2705 Cortland, at a party Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Markus have returned to their home after
spending the winter months in Hollywood Beach, Fla.
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Miss Eileen Nemzin
To Wed R. Phillips
Honor 80th Birthday
Of Mrs. J. A. Meyersohn
Mrs. Jennie Ascher Meyersohn,
The betrothal of Eileen Nem-
zin to Rudolph Phillips, son of. a native Detroiter, will celebrate
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Phillips of her 80th birthday on Sunday.
She is the mother of Rudolph
Meyersohn and Rosalind Neu-
man. Her son-in-law and daugh-
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Max Neuman,
will be hosts at an open house
at their home, 18055 Penning-
ton Drive, from 2 to 5 p.m. No
cards.
Collect $450 In UJA Funds
At the Jewish Home for Aged
MISS EILEEN NEMZIN
Calvert Ave., was announced by
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam-
uel Nemzin of Broadstreet Blvd.,
at a family dinner. A Septem-
ber wedding is planned.
Northwest Hebrew School
To Hold Annual Meeting
Northwest b r a n c h of the
United Hebrew School will hold
its annual meeting and dessert
luncheon at 12:30 p. m., Mon-
day. Rabbi Moses Lehrman will
be guest speaker. Movies of
children engaged in school ac-
tivities will be shown. Mrs. Jack
Axelrod is program chairman.
Mrs. Louis Gelfand is president.
1.1. S. Zionist Leaves to Join
Israel Der artment of Trade
NEW YORK, (JTA) — Chaim
Bellowsky, who attended all
Zionist Congresses until 1933 and
was one-time member of the
Zionist actions committee, left
for Israel to join the Depart-
ment of Trade and Industry.
Hadassah Region
Conference In
Toledo, May 5-7
Three hundred delegates rep-
resenting 33 cities in Michigan,
Ohio, Kentucky and W. Virginia
will convene at the Commodore
Perry Hotel in Toledo, May 5,
6 and 7 for the 25th annual con-
ference of the Central States
Region of Hadassah.
Miss Julliet N. Benjamin of
New York, national coordinator
of Hadassah's fund raising ac-
tivities, who will be national
advisor, and Maurice Samuel,
noted author and lecturer, will
address the banquet session.
Mrs. Carl Schiller, president
of the region, announced that
sessions will open Saturday
night following buffet suppers,
and Miss Benjamin will speak on
the progress of Hadassah's work
in Israel.
The movie "Hands of Healing"
depicting Hadassah's medical
work in Israel, and the film
strip of Israel's fashions, will be
among the visual aids shown.
An education panel will in-
clude a discussion on "Guide-
Posts to Jewish Education."
The youth workshops will
feature a playlet on youth de-
velopment. Factual program-
ming aids will be presented by
Herman Fishman, Leonard
Baruch and Allan Feinberg of
Cincinnati.
A noon luncheon will feature,
music and a playlet. The after-
noon session will point up the
current scene in Israel, sparked
by an address from Miss Benja-
min.
Mrs. Max Frank will conduct
a fund raising clinic.
The banquet Sunday night will
pay tribute to past presidents of
the region. Mr. Samuel will dis-
cuss "World Jewry in Trans-
ition". A _cantata "Seven Golden
Buttons" will be given by the
Toledo Chapter. Workshops on
program exhibits will be held an
Monday morning.
Mrs. Louis Wasserstrom of
Toledo is chairman of the con-
ference. Mrs. Arthur Edelstein
and Miss Rose Bloom of Toledo
are conference coordinators.
Cabaret Night Scheduled
By Holiday Hop Committee
Under sponsbrship of the holi-
day hop committee, a cabaret
night will be held Sunday eve-
ning at the Woodward Jewish
Center. Featuring "surprise en-
The man should be pitied who tertainment" and refreshments,
has no failures to his credit. Ob- music for dancing will be fur-
stacles are opportunities in dis- nished by Ben Young and his
guise. •
orchestra.
The Marchioness of Reading, president of the British Section
of the World Jewish Congress, greets Mrs. Harry Frank (left),
president of the Detroit Women's Division, and Mrs. Samuel Green
(right) president of the Michigan Council, at ceremonies dedicat-
ing the headquarters of the organization, bearing the name of Dr.
Stephen S. Wise, one of America's greatest religious and COMMU.,
nal leaders, at 15 E. 84th St., New York.
NCJE to Hold 25th Anniversary Meeting on May 30
Two national organizations,
the American Association for
Jewish Education and National
Federation of Hebrew Teachers
will meet in connection with the
National Council for Jewish Edu-
cation's 25th anniversary con-
ference to be held from May 30
to June 3 in Cleveland.
Other educational organiza-
tions will also send representa-
tives. Mark M. Krug, associate
superintendent of the Board of
JeWish Education in Chicago, is
Employee Relations Field
Advanced by Edison Co.
A brand-new television and
employe relations field was
opened when Detroit Edison em-
ployes and their fa m i l i e s
throughout southeast Michigan
attended—via TV—an !tall com-
pany meeting."
The meeting, believed to be a
television "first," featured a
film-illustrated report on the
company's activities to its near-
ly 12,000 employees.
Opened by Prentiss M. Brown.
Edison board chairman, the
program also featured a Com-
pany progress report by Edison
president James W. Parker, and
a discussion of generating fa-
cilities by George A. Porter,
chief engineer of power plants. .
chairman of programming, and
Nathan Brilliant, - director of
Bureau of Jewish Education in
Cleveland, is in charge of ar-
rangements.
Anyone who expects to do a
great deal of good at once will
never do any.
For a Delightful Evening of
Musk and Entertainment
.
MICKEY WOOLF
and His Orchestra
Ably Assisted by Sammy Woolf
UN. 3-3737
Mosaic Lodge to Hold
Past Master's Night
At its annual Past Masters'
Residents of the Jewish Home Night on Wednesday, • Mosaic
for Aged have conducted their Lodge, of the Masons, will honor
solicitation in behalf of the 1951 all its former leaders, and espe-
Allied Jewish Campaign and
cially David S.
raised a total of $450.
Berman, imme-
Committee members who so-
diate past mas-
licited their fellow residents at
ter.
the Home include Abraham
A dinner
Glozman, Roy Konop, Mrs. Mil-
'Starting at 6:30
ka Moshkowitz, Abraham Prios-
p.m. in the
low, Mrs. Ida Steffin and Mrs.
Fountain b a 11-
Helen Youl.
r oom of Ma
sonic Temple
will be followed
Branch Seven, LZOA, to Hear
Berman
by danc i n g to
Discussion on Arthur Koestler
Mickey Woolf and his orchestra.
The life and works of Arthur Irving Herbert Grossman, wor-
Koestler will be discussed by a shipful master, urges all mem-
panel of members of Branch bers to attend with their wives.
Seven, Labor Zionist Organiza- Friends are also invited.
Alfred G. Gunsberg, junior
tion, at a meeting Sunday, at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank warden and entertainment com-
mittee chairman, has enlisted
Rath, 2975 Webb.
Participants in the panel are several top notch acts to per-
Ruth Stein, Evelyn Noveck, Ann form with Mickey and Sammy
Faigenbaum and Ann Kutnick. Woolf. For tickets and/or res-
ervations call Irving Goodman,
chairman, WO. 1-6222 or UN
Wayne IZFA Offers Two
4-1322.
Scholarships to Zionist Camp
Two $55 scholarships are being
offered by the Intercollegiate
Zionist Federation of America
for its six-week institute at
Averill Park, N.Y. The recipients
will receive training in leader-
ship qualities. Call Elsie Weiner,
TO. 6-9939, for further informa-
tion.
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RISEMAN FARM CAMP
DRYDEN, MICHIGAN
A progressive camp for 5 to 12 year old boys and girls
dedicated to the promotion of good camping in a farm
setting. Emphasis on a flexible well rounded program
—democratic group living in the outdoors. Located in
the scenic Metamora hill area. Private lake. Modern
conveniences. Folder. Mrs. Meta Riseman, Director,
Dryden, Michigan. Detroit Office — 1063 Penobscot
Building, WO. 3-0762.
Direct to Haifa Via the S.S. Atlantic
Departures: June 30th and August 1st—September 7th
From Haifa: August 15th, September 28th, October 18th
Rates from $295 up
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