Harriet Greenberg Wed
To Albert M. Colman

At a ceremony Dec. 16, Har-
riet Greenberg became the bride
of Albert. M. Colman. Dr. B.

Tales Out

By

By

Betsy

Barbara

Brown

Levin

Central

lifulaiford

Tonight is the big night for a
few of Central's many talents,
headed by emcees Harvey Jas-
love and Wally Handler. "Show
Time," this year's variety show,
will be followed by a dance, pro-
ceeds to go toward the newly-
f o r m e d Silverstein Memorial
Fund.
The Central Chorus gave a
program of seasonal music over
WXYZ last Tuesday. Solo voices
were Albert Kee, Gil Kohn, Ferah
Pearlman, Arlene Rosenberg and
Grace Ashby, accompanied by
Tom Kreger.
The Senior Class is looking
forward to its annual trip, this
year to Grayling, Mich. Sched-
uled for Jan. 11, the 12As are
awaiting a week-end of ice-skat-
ing, tobogganing and skiing.
Bob Cutler, Centralite, spenus
his spare time training and
managing a juvenile soccer team
of boys; 9 to 14. Last year, Bob,
and his friend and co-organizer,
Emory Geisz, organized the
group of youngsters, named
them Trailblazers, and joined
the Michigan Youth Soccer
League.
Central emerged victorious in
last Friday's basketball game,
beating U. of D., 55-42. High
scorers were Ralph Goldstein
with 15 points and Elliot Rott
with 10 points.

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To Be June Bride

High

The Speakers' Bureau, under
the direction of Mr. Manuel Si-
mon, .speech teacher, presented
a history and comparison of
Hanukah and Christmas at the
monthly meeting of the Mum-
ford Parents' Club last Monday.
The participants were Marlene
Moceri, Sharon Benson, Selores
Sloan, Rena Feiglenian, Suzanne
VictOr, Edith Granow, Harriett MISS ZELDA M. ROSENTHAL
Shapiro, Faye Labell, and Janice
Mr. and Mrs. Philip. Rosenthal,
Glickstein.
of N. Martindale Ave., announce
Julie Gotlieb Bnai Brith Girls the engagement of their daugh-
held their installation dance at ter, Zelda May, to Harold Mark-
Northwest Congregation. The zon, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis
guests of honor. were Mr. Got- Markzon, of Taylor Ave. The
lieb and Mr. and Mrs. Sherman wedding will be solemnized June
Zeldes. - The following officers 15.
were installed: Elaine Goodman,
pres.; Roselyn Colden, veep;
MAH JONGG
Irene Zimmerman, second veep;
Sets, Racks, Etc.
Gerry Posen, secretary; Made-
Trade your old sets in. Flowers to
line Cooper, corresponding sec-
match. Old or new sets.
retary; Arlene Allen, treasurer;
KAYE
UN. 2-1326
Nancy Zoilman, chaplain; San-
20117 Strathmoor
dra Gendleman, sergeant-at-
arms.

Benedict Glazer solemnized the
marriage in the Jefferson Room
of the Whittier Hotel. The bride
is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel of Greenberg, of Wood-
ingham Dr., and the bridegroom
is the son of Mrs. Rose Colman,
Of Indiana Ave.
. The bride wore a waltz length
gown of imported chantilly lace
and frosty nylon tulle. The jac-
ket of the lace buttoned up the
front to a tiny stand-up collar
and . featured capelet sleeves,
with which were *orn tulle
gauntlets edged with lace.
The. Council representatives
A Mary Stuart cap of shirred
for next term, chosen at Mon-
illusion bound in white satin
day's election, are: 9B, Sally
held in place her waist length
Bing,
Danny Clarke, Jerry Yud-
handkerchief veil.
Dr. Phillip Sherman, brother-
koff, Everett Jensen, and alter-
nates Sheila Grossman and Car-
in-law of the bridegroom, was
ol Ploinsky; 9A, Janice Man-
best man. Seating the guests
ning, Bernard Maza, Merritt
were Larry Greenberg, Seymour
Robertson, Margaret Ward and
Pemish, A. Morton Chalmage,
alternates Pat Coats and Jim
Dr. Maurice Tatelman, Donald
Lyons; 10B, Martin Blatt, Lebe
Schiller, Graham Landau and JWB Women Send
Horne, Bill Meyers, Sandra
Lawrence Raskin.
Woodson, and alternates Russ
Following a wedding trip to Hanukah Parcels to GIs
Palmer and Pat Lieberman; 10A,
New Orleans, Havana and Ja-
A shipment of hundreds of Walter Mack, John MacLeod,
maica, the newlyweds will re-
gifts
and
cartons
of
holiday
food
Barb Smith, Burt Stillman and
side on Indiana Ave.
has been sent overseas by the alternates Paula Stern and Anne
Detroit "Serve-a-" Committee of Newfeld; 11B, Judy Bloomfield,
Mosaic Lodge to Install the Women's Organizations' Di- Pat
O'Connell, Bob Segar, Joel
National Jewish Welfare Lauber and alternates Lou Platt
Hertzberg New Master vision,
Board, according to Mrs. Samuel and Joan Raisin.
B. Danto, chairman, to provide
Mosaic Lodge 530, F. & A. M.,
spirit for servicemen and
Chess Club Seeks Members
will hold its 28th annual instal- holiday
women of Jewish faith in Korea
lation of officers at a dinner- on Hanukah.
A chess club which meets
dance Wednesday, in Masonic
Other committees of the Wom- every Thursday, at 8:30 p.m, at
Temple.
The program will begin with a en's Organizations' Division have the Woodward Jewish Center is
dinner at 6:30 p.m. in the provided supplies for GIs in open for membership. Those in
Fountain ballroom, and will be Alaska, Panama, Europe and the terested in playing or learning
followed by the installation. Af- Pacific Islands.
should contact the Young Adult
The Detroit "Serve-a" Com- Department, of the Center,
terwards, there will be dancing
and entertainment by Paul La, mittee, in addition to serving the TR. 5-8400.
.vole and his orchestra will be Veterans Administration hos-
pital here, has "adopted" the
featured.
isolated hospital at Iron Moun-
Officers- elect include:
Henry H. Hertzberg, worship- tain, Mich., and has been ship-
ful master; Alfred Gunsberg, se- ping monthly supplies.
nior warden; Edward Nolish,
YOUR WINTER
CARD OF THANKS
junior warden;
The family of the late Martin
Joseph E.
VACATION or CRUISE
Brown, treasur- Landes wishes to thank its rel-
•
er; Dr. Louis atives and friends for the many
Markle, seer e- kindnesses 'extended during its
Hawaii — Mediterranean
tary; Dr. .Jack recent bereavement.
D. Starman, se-
South America — Orient
nior deacon;
Caribbean
For
the
Finest
in
Lewis Lavine,
junior deacon;
Baked Goods
Plan Now for Europe in '52
Samuel S. Top-
p e r, chaplain;
•
Russell N i d a,
Hertzberg
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associate chap-
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lain; Morris Nosanchuk, marshal
Griffith W. Langley, tiler; Her-
W. 7 MILE at MEYERS
TRAVEL SERVICE
man Liss, associate tiler. • Robert
3124 FENKELL
112
Fisher
Bldg., Detroit 2, TR. 1-8046
P, Dawson is organist and his
7336 W. 7 MILE
associate is George Ellenstein.
Stewards are James Brindze, Al-
vin Dubin, David Hertzberg, Jo-
Seph King, Sol Kling, Sol La-
kind, Sidney Robins and Theo-
dore Stone.
invites you to come in and see how beautifully
Officers will be installed by a.
you can decorate your house for HANUKAH
group of past masters under the
direction of Theodore Isaacs, as-
All kinds of stars, dreidles, and menorahs in brilliant blue and silver,
sisted - by Dr. Joseph 0. Star-
from 15c up.
Musical Menorah—Plays Rock of Ages and Hatikvah
man,, 'Harry B. Gurvis and Karl
$6.50
V. Stolle.
One of the largest selections of Hanukah Menorahs,
in brass, chrome and silver.
Reservations may be obtained
SPECIAL—Tin menorah and box of candles
30c
by contacting Irving Goodman,
FOR THE CHILDREN:
A variety of different miniature Hanukah menorahs.
UN. 4-1322.

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Presents its Annual

HANUKAH DANCE

MONDAY EVE.
DEC. 24th, 1951

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Donation: $1 Members;

$1.25 Non Members

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Borenstein's Book & Music Store

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DAVE DOMBEY

636 WOODWARD, Across from City Hall

Gordon K. Young

Dreidles - Chocolate Hanukah gelt.
Hanukah coloring books-10c up.
Hanukah games and puzzles.
Story Books telling the story of Hanukah.
Records explaining the Dreidle Game and the story of Hanukah in song.
Our mammoth record sale has been extended specially for Hanukah.
This is the'time to buy these records at unbelievable values—for yourself
and friends. They make perfect Hanukah gifts. Large size 39c.

A training course for occupa-
tional therapy assistants, spon-
sored by the Central Volunteer
Bureau of United Community
Service and Wayne University,
will begin Ja.n. 14, at the Wood-
ward Jewish Center. Barbara
Jewett, head of occupational
therapy at Wayne, and members
of the Michigan Occupational
Therapy Association will staff
the program.
Applicants must be over 18,
high school graduates, and in
good health. The course will be
held Monday and Wednesday
afternoons for eight weeks. Ad-
dress all questions to the Cen-
tral Volunteer Bur ea u,
1-1600.

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Center Speakers to Meet
"The Art of Making Friends"
and "What Religion Means to
Me" will be topics discussed at
a meeting of the Speaker's Club,
at 9 p.m., Saturday, at the Davi-
son Jewish Center. Lou Small,
president, announces a social
Will follow.

Occupational Therapy Class
Scheduled' atJewish Center

Friday, December 21, 1951

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