Hadassah $100 Dinner Is Scheduled
For Sheraton-Cadillac on Oct. 1

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Detroit Chapter of Hadassah will present Jan Murray, promi-
nent entertainer of radio and television, as guest artist at its an-
nual $100 Honor Roll dinner, to be held this year on Oct. 1, at the
Sheraton-Cadillac Hotel. Taking part in the Honor Roll planning
are upper, left to right, Mesdames ROBERT LAITIN, S. J. COHL,
MORRIS BRANDWINE, Chapter Chairman; lower, Mesdames JACK
W. PERLMAN, JACK MILEN and JULIAN C. FRANK.

Tales Out of School

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

By

By

Barbara

Ronald

Levin

- Goldman

Mumford

Central

High

High

Beginning a new year of plan-
ning at Mumford will be the
newly-elected Student Council.
Activities will get under way,
with Evelyn Rogoff in the top
post as president of the Coun-
cil. Her very able assistants are
Rick Grauer, veep; Jim Weitz-
man, secretary; and Dick Edgar,
treasurer.
The membefship includes Bar-
bara Levin, Dick Edgar, Evelyn
Rogoff and Rick' Grauer, from
the 12th grade; Nancy Blanke,
Henry Moses, Ann Neufeld and
Jim Weitzman, from the 11th
grade; and Lois Elbinger, Edith
Nolish, Jim Lewis and Joel
Dreyer, from the 10th grade.
A new youth group will be
a feature of the new season at
Temple Beth El, which has be-
gun under the aUspices of Rabbi
Minard Klein.
The group is a chapter of the
National Federation of Temple
Youth (NFTY), and is an en-
tirely separate body from the
high school department. It is
open to anyone from 15 to 18,
with the stipulation that mem-
bers are confirmands of Temple
Beth El or regularly attend high
school classes. •
Next meeting of the NFTY
chapter will be at 8 p.m., Wed-
nesday, in the temple youth
room, at which officers will be
/ elected. Those interested in so-
cial and cultural activities are
welcome. The first major un-
dertaking, already being plan-
ned, is the November youth
conclave, which the group win
host at Temple Beth El.
The membership of the Julie
Gottleib Chapter of .ihe Bnai
Brith girls are planning a busy
season, which will include so-
cials, dances and many other
affairs. Girls who joined the
Chapter this month are Judy
Turrick, Carol Polinsky, Elaine
Shanbrom, Judy Allen, Phyllis
Katz, Phyllis Cooper, Barbara
Rueben and Judy Lieber,

Bnai David Religious School
To Adjourn for Four Weeks

Following the first two weeks
of its Sunday School, Bnai David
religious school will adjourn- for
four weeks because of the forth-
coming holidays.
Instead, students are required
to attend special synagogue
services for youths. Services will
be conducted for children 7 to
12, and another for those 12 to
17.
Classroom " sessions begin
again on Oct. 19.

28—THE JEWISH NEWS

Friday, September 19, 1952

Mai tnonides Plans
'Night of Games

First meeting of the Women's
Auxiliary of the Maimonides
Medical Society will be at 1 p.m.
Tuesday at Devon Gables. Pros-
pective new members- are in-
vited. Plans for the "Night of
Games," fund-raising affair, will
be formulated The event is
scheduled for 9 p.m. Wed., Nov. 5.
at the Latin Quarter. In the past
four years, Maimonides has con-
tributed $20,000 for artificial
limbs and rehabilitation of
maimed Israeli soldiers, and has
provided two yearly scholarships
for Wayne University medical
students and - two for Hebrew
University med students in Is-
rael.
Officers a r e
Mesdames I. W.
Silver, president;
S o 1 Grossman,
I Ben Brand, vice
•presidents: Emil
Simon, E. Ko-
vach, H. Pliskow
Michael Levin
secretaries; Em-
ory Stein, treas- Mrs. Silver
nrer; Sanford Bennet, auditor.

Committee chairmen are Mesdames L.
Kazdan, M. Bachman, budget; M. Mintz,
E. Lipkin, committee on committees; H.
Turkel], R. J. Mendelsohn, revisions; M.
Steiner, P. Goldman, delegate to Jewish
Council; N. Sandler, L. Orecklin, dele-
gate to League of Jewish Women; H. S.
Miller, advisory; A. Spiro, E. Moss, cour-
tesy; M. Yarrows, dramatics; M. Adler,
S. Friedlaender, hospitality; B. Brand,
M. Levy, membership; S. Grossman, I.
Weisenthal, program; Bert Marks, B.
Gutow, local scholarship; Wm. Usher, M.
Witus, Hebrew scholarship; Charles Git-
lin, M. Small, rehabilitation; Charles
Gitlin, H. S. Mellen; Jewish hospital;
Joseph Dubin, S. Farbman, publicity; M.
Kazdan, H. B. Appelman, A. Rogoff,
social; L. Kurtz, Louis Leipsitz- tele-
phone; L. Wasserthan, in memoriam; J.
Schwartzberg, in honor of; M. Sugar:
man, H. Schlesinger, tickets; M. Levy,
USO.
Night of games chairmen are Mes-
dames M. Blaine, arrangements; L. Rot-
tenberg, Louis Kazdan, tickets; L. Was-
serman, E. Parker, prizes; M. Wainstock.
hostesses; Emory Kovach, decorations; J.
Carp, refreshments; A. Goldberg, -writ-
ten material; Charles Gitlin, coordinator.

To Wed In December

Rafelstin Post Has
Cure for Lonely GIs

Coming to the rescue of the
Mr. and Mrs. Al Blumenthal, United
States Army is generally
of Littlefield Ave., announce the as needless as a fur coat in Au-
engagement of their daughter, gust. Nevertheless, a group of
Jewish War Veterans are aiding
a lonely group of soldiers sta-
tioned in Detroit,
When Sid Goodfriend, com-
mander of the Robert Rafelson
Post of JWV, read of the 28th
Anti-Aircraft Battery stationed
ht Grosse Pointe being without
recreation facilities, he decided
to do something about it.
The Rafelson Post immediate-
ly supplied the Battery with a
juke box, shuffle board machine,
ping pong equipment and a
small library of books and mag-
azines. In addition, on Sept. 29,
the night of Yom Kippur, the
Post is planning a- giant sports
night program.
Working on the committee are
Larry Davis, Mike Gerber, Jack
Iden, Art Goodman, Al Cohen
and Phil Rothchild. Lt. Max
MISS JOYCE BLUMENTHAL Taub, a Chicagoan, is comman-
der of the Grosse Pointe Bat-
Joyce Beverly, to Ward Leslie tery.
Passman, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Morris Passman, of Chesterfield
Rd.. A December wedding is
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Full 3 act play to be presented in May

Semi-Private and Classes
Begin October 6th

Now Being Formed
Ages 6 to 16

BETTIE HYMAN TOTI

3030 Rochester Ave.,
TY. 8-5514
Hi Kids! Well I hope that you
had an enjoyable summer va-
Call for an Audition
cation. I did. Just think, you're
back in school, isn't it wonder-
ful? (Don't laugh too hard).
Some lucky people got to see
quite a bit this summer. One
Centralite, Felicia Rosenthal,
spent 10 weeks in Europe. Molly
Brown spent her summer vaca-
TEMPLE BETH EL MEN'S
tion in California. Phyllis Gell-
Our staff of qualified specialists are avail-
man, Annette Gladstone and CLUB, Flint, Mich., was one of
able for consultation on Tints and Per-
Sharon - Goodman were in the the grand prize winners in a
Mr. Donnell
manent Waves.
Catskills. Elissa Panush took in membership drive, conducted by
Hair Stylist
Cape Cod with her family. Mi- the National Federation of Tem-
Formerly with
Kern's French
ami Beach was a high spot for ple Brotherhoods among its
Room
Faith Greenbaum, Margaret chapters, for having increased
its
membership
by
200%
in
1951-
Prunell and Julie Sage. Phyllis
20426 West Seven Mile Road
Sosnick and her cousin Harriet, 52 over the previous year. The
Mile - Evergreen Shopping Center
KEnwood 3-0020
Evelyn Parsky, Maxine Parr, Jor- campaign was conducted among
don Pollack and Sharon Corey the Brotherhood's 253 local clubs
were at Woodhull Lake. Other in the United States and Can-
parts of Michigan got its share ada, and the Flint group was one
of lites this year with Gloria of thirty receiving similar
Jaffee, Stuart Pernick, Wilbur awards. Announcement of the
Rice, Roberta Joseph and,Avery award is made in "American
Goldman.
Judaism," official publication of
"The Central Student," has a the Union of American Hebrew
new staff this year. The editors Congregations.
S * *
are: Janis Lazar, editor-in-
MONTEFIORE LODGE, Free
chief; Florence Gutman, news
&: 1/1. 4
editor; Sandra Fried and Marcia Sons of Israel, will meet Monday,
Kleinman, co-feature editors; at the, Lee Plaza Hotel. At its
meeting,
eeting, it . was reported
Leta Schecter, news-feature edi-
tor; Larry Sabbath, sports edi- that the Lodge had sent a check
tor.
for $1,200 to the Fresh Air Camp.
Central has gained a student The money represents 48 weeks
vs• as pt • ',mutes fad Wry rot fog g &Pike! fkoilfil Pd Povelopmfat torpirsike tat-insol
back as the familiar face of of camping for underprivileged
children.
2200 David Stott Bldg.
Naomi Freeman is seen once
Detroit, Mich.
* «
more about the halls. Naomi has-
DOWNTOWN BNAI BRIM
been recovering from illness and
we are glad she is with us again. LODGE will meet at Young Is-
The student body at Cen- rael Center, on Thursday.
tral has grown since we re-
Hear my son, the . instruction
ceived the ninth grade from,
Mumford. We're happy to be of thy father, and forsake not-
the teaching of thy mother.
able to accommodate. them —Proverbs
1:8.
and we hope to make their
stay an enjoyable one.
While welcoming the Freshies Dance to the Musk of .
we have a greater one to extend
to our new principal and as-
sistant, Miss Bertha Robinson
His Drums and Orchestra
and William Arbaugh, respect-
tively. They took their positions
Phone: DI. 1-1576
this September,

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