12 THE JEWISH NEWS
Mary Aim Cooper and
Friday, January 11, 1952
Ted Simon, 'M' Seniors,
To Wed in the Spring
Foster Home Plans
Mr. and Mrs. David M. Cooper Move into High Gear

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of Fairfield Ave. announce the
engagement of their daughter,

MISS MARY ANN COOPER

Mary Ann, to Ted J. Simon, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Simon
of Huntington, W. Va.
The young couple will be
graduated from the University
of Michigan this month—Mary
Ann from the Literary College,
and Ted from the School of
Business Administration,
Their affiliations include Sig-
ma Delta Tau and Alpha Epsi-
lon Pi, respectively. A spring
wedding is being planned. °
Mary Ann was the editor of
the teen-age column, "Mary-Go-
Round," in the Chronicle.

Dr. B. M. Spock to Deliver
Franklin Lecture Jan. 17

The second speaker in the an-
n.ual series of "Leo M. Franklin
Lectures in Human Relations"
at Wayne University is Dr. Ben-
jamin M. Spock, professor of
child development in the depart-
ment of pediatrics and psy-
chiatry at the University of
Pittsburgh Medical School.
Scheduled for 8 p.m., _Thurs-
day, Jan. 17, in the Rackham
auditorium, Dr. Spook's lecture
is titled "S e c u r ing Healthy
Growth for Our Youth."
The next lecture in the Frank-
lin series will be Dr. Otto Kline-
berg of Columbia University who
will speak Feb. 28. All the lec-
tures are open to the public
without admission charge.

Two Youths Win Religious
Contest of Hotel Good

David Rosner, operator of Ho-
tel Good, Miami Beach, Fla., an-
nounced the winners in his con-
test on "Why I am or Why I
am Not an Orthodox Jew."
Taking first place in the na-
tion are Marvin Goldenhersh of
East St. Louis, Ill., and Mrs. Ada
KKravitz, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Both were awarded duplicate
tie-prizes of oceanfront vaca-
tions at Hotel Good.

Nis. Daniel Siegel to
Interviewed
Marlene Keystone
To Wed H. E. Schatz On Radio. TV for Minya]) rive

Mrs. Daniel Siegel, chapter already arrive d. Jewels from.
Mr. and Mrs. John Keystone,
of Northlawn Ave., announce the chairman of the Hadassah Min- Jules Schubot and furs by Rob-
Plans fOr the foster home re- engagement of their daughter, yan drive, will be interviewed at ert will complete the costumer
10:05 a.m., Tuesday, by Myrtle
cruitment project sponsored by
Labbitt, of station CKLW, and of the models.
the Jewish Social Service Bureau
Mrs. Esther Kesselman, a
at 1:30 p.m., the same day by
are progressing rapidly. The
Jean McBride of station WWJ- member of the national service
project's steering committee has
TV, in connection with Hadas- committee of the national Ha-
been enlarged to include Mrs.
sah's current campaign to enroll dassah board, will come to De-
Harry L. Jackson and Mrs. Ben-
Detroit mothers in support of troit as guest speaker at the
jamin E. Jaffe.
event. As a former president
Israel children.
Thursday has been set for a
of the Northern New Jersey re:-
The
Minyan
drive
will
culmin-
organizational meeting at the
gion, she spent considerable
ate with a fashion show at 1 time
JSSB, inviting key people in the
in Israel on a fellowship.,
p.m.,
Jan.
22,
at
the
Royal
The-
community to serve on the con-.
and
will
tell of the work she saw
ater, at which time fashions de- there in Youth
tact and program committee.
Aliyah schools.
signed and styled
Mrs. John Farkus, chairman
Under the direction of Mrs..
by young students
of the foster mothers commit-
Sidney Winer, an entertaining
from an Israel
tee, announced that at a meet-
program has been planned.. Mrs;
Youth Aliyah
ing held Jan..8, plans were com-
Milford Pregerson will act as
school will be mod-
pleted for several neighborhood
commentator and Frank Gagan
eled by Hadassah
teas in homes of foster mothers,
and his orchestra will furnish
members.
to spread the new motto, "For
music. Mrs. Samson Wittenberg
A collection of
Every Child A Home."
will be guest soloist.
evening gowns,
Several foster mothers have
dressy frocks, knit- Mrs. Winer
volunteered to address groups
CARD OF THANKS
ted suits and casual wear have
and to tell their stories over
The entire memberShip of the
the radio when the drive gets
Menuchah Family Club expresses
into full swing.
MARLENE DIANE KEYSTONE
its heartfelt sympathy to Nathan
Papers are now being prepar-
Fitlow and his children on the
Marlene
Diane,
to
Harvey
Edwin
ed by some of the foster moth-
death of his beloved wife, and
ers telling "Why I Am a Foster Schatz, son of Mr. and Mrs.
their dear mother, Ethel Fitlow.
Maurice
Schatz,
of
Stoepel
Ave.
Mother" and describing what
A plot of trees to commemorate
The bride-elect is a senior at
this etperience has meant to
her memory is being planted in
Wayne
University.
Schatz
is
a
them.
Israel."
graduate of the University of
Michigan college of engineering,
Education League Plans and is affiliated with Zeta Beta
The United Hebrew
Lillian Bernstein
fraternity.
Luncheon for Feb. 12 Tau
The couple . plans an early
Kosher Catering
Schools of Detroit
summer wedding.
Will Cater to Suit
Gratefully Acknowledge
A pledge-fund rally on Jan.
The Occasion
7 was held to formulate plans
the Receipt of
TY. 6-4956
for the forthcoming 11th an-
a contribution to the scholar-
nual pledge fund luncheon to be
ship fund of the schools from
held by the Youth Education
Aaron A. Silberblatt in memory
League on Feb. 12, at Masonic'
of Mrs. Pina Kolomeir, of Mon-
Temple.
The CHAMBER MUSIC SO- treal, Can.
Rehearsals have begun, an- CIETY will open its eighth con-
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nounced Mrs. Ann Millman, secutive season with a program
a contribution from Abe. A. Call UK. 4-6442
president,: for a musical comedy Jan. 16, in the' lecture hall of Schmier in memory of Saul
which will be presented at the the Detroit Institute of Arts, Lewis.
luncheon. Mrs. Saul Bloom is according to Karl Haas, presi
chairman of the luncheon. Mrs. dent. The program will consist
Norman Jasen, UN. 3-8310, may of the Beethoven Septet, Opus
S. ROSENBLAT
FLORIST
be called for reservations.
20, for strings and woodwinds,
Master of Ceremonies
For Better Designs
Youth Education League a first Detroit performance of
and His Orchestra
luncheon funds will help support the Poulene Septet for piano and
Reasonable quotations
Featured Wedding and Bar Mitzvah
a speech therapy room in the woodwinds and the very popular entertainment.
Stage and Strolling
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Detroit Cerebral Palsy Clinic, "Trout" Quintet of Shubert for TO. 6-5016
TE. 2-1146
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WEDDINGS
and to supply lunches, carfare piano and strings. Artists are
• SHOWERS
and clothing for indigent Jewish Karl Haas, piano; Otto Krueger,
• BAR'
school children.
flute; Ronald Odmark, oboe;
MITZVAHS
Special Purchase-2-Way
$1 00
Albert Luconi, clarinet; Charles Stretch,
53 Value
At
The Sign
On All Nationally
Folk Schools Announce Sirard, bassoon; Raymond Al-
Of The DiF
1
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orge, horn; Santo Urso, violin;
Advertised Brassieres
0
Registration for Classes David Schwartz, viola; Thaddeus
Below
Six Mile Root.
M,arkiewicz, cello, and John Van Moore's Corset Shoppe
Registration is now being tak- de Graaf, bass. For ticket in-
16640 JAMES COUZENb
3385 Lawrence nr. Dexter
en by the United Jewish Folk formation, call UN. 1-1518.
Schools at its main branch,
13722 Linwood, and at the
Schulze Public School, 17400 IL113,000,000 Budget
Park Avenue
Manor.
Hotel
Adopted
by
Knesset
Openings exist in both kinder-
garten sessions, and registration
Weddings
Bar Mitzvahs
Showers
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JERUSALEM, (JTA)—The Is-
is being taken at the main
WO. 1-8400
2643 PARK
school. Parents are invited to rael Parliament adopted a bud-
call TO. 8-9280 or TO. 8-0941, get of 113,000,000 pounds at an
for information or enrollment. all-night session.

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Getting Married?

PENTHOUSE

Social, Inc. to Hold Party
On Sunday at Club Eagle

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Social, Inc. will hold a party
at 9:30 p. m., Sunday, at Club
Eagle, 14855 E. Eight Mile. All
are welcome, and members are
admitted free. Chartered buses
will leave Davison and Holmur
ACheson Gets JWV Medal
NEW Y 0 R K, (JTA) — The at 8:30 p. m. For additional in-
formation call TY. 4-5289 or TO.
Jewish War Veterans of Ameri- 9-6869.
ca presented its 1951 Gold I
Medal of Merit to Secretary,. of l Isaacs
to Speak on Israel
State Dean Acheson for h s At Meeting
of Nordau Chapter
"distinguished services in unit-
ing the free world for peace," at
Bernard Isaacs, superintend-
a dinner in the Waldorf-Astoria ent
of the United H e b r e w
at which Secretary Acheson re-
who recently returned
viewed the course of foreign af- Schools
from Israel, will speak on "Cul-
fairs.
tural Aspects of Israel and Their
Relation to American Jewry" at
Harry Citrin Installed As
a meeting of Nordau Chapter,
Hebrew Benevolent President
ZOD, on Jan. 16, at the home of
At the recent installation and the Feldmans, 3360 Buena Vista.
dinner of Hebrew Benevolent Presidents of district and local
Society, the following were in- chapters are invited to attend.
ducted into office for the new
year:
• Publish Maimonides Letter
Harry E. Citrin, president;
The celebrated letter of Mai-
David Richman, vice-president; monides to the Jews of Yemen
Hyman Mitnick, treasurer; Bar- will appear shortly under the
ney Citrin, secretary; and Nath- -imprint of the American Aca-
an. Wolok and Peter S. Gold- demy for Jewish Research, ac-
stein, trustees.
cording to Dr. Saul Lieberman,
professor of Palestinian litera-
'VIM 0 to Publish Jewish History ture and institutions at the Jew-
ish Theological Seminary of
NEW YORK, (JTA )—A deci- AMerica, and president of the
sion to publish the history of Academy.
the Jews in the United States in
connection with the celebration
. CARD OF THANKS
of 300 years of Jewish settle-
The family of the late Wil-
ment in this country was adopt- liam Nelson wishes to thank its
ed at the 26th annual confer- relatives and friends for the
ence oY the YIVO—Yiddish Sci- many kindnesses extended dur-
entific Institute,
ing its recent 'bereavement.

Lawton to Revamp -
Carmel Hebrew School

Carmel Hebrew School is plan-
ning enlargement of its educa-
tional program in both the He-
brew and Nursery school, an-
nounced I. A. Lawton, superin-
tendent.
Lawton was given the go
ahead on his plans, when at a
meeting of the school board on
Jan. 2, he was given full author-
ity to reorganize the school.
Plans will include expanding
the enrollment of the Nursery
and raising the spiritual stand-
ards of the Hebrew school. An
organization of free classes for
adults in beginning Hebrew was
also announced.
The board also voted to sub-
stitute a Purim play and lunch-
eon instead of its yearly ban-
quet. For registration of chil-
dren and adults, call UN. 2-4494
or visit the school, 17556 Wy-
oming.

Donates Building to JLC

NEW YORK, (JTA)—Frank Z.
Atran, prominent textile manu-
facturer and philanthropist, who
came to this county 10 years ago
as a refugee from Nazi terror,
donated a five-story $200,000
building in New York to the
Jewish Labor Committee.

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