Nate S. Shapero Acclaimed
On His Sixtieth Birthday

6—THE JEWISH NEWS

Friday, September 26, 1952

The Women's Division of the
Sholem Aleichem Institute has
begun plans for its donor lunch-
113ic noleJ
eon, which this year will be
Jose' Iturbi, musician, impec- celebrated for the first time in
cable virtuoso, pianist and con- the new building at 18495
ducto r, is al- Wyoming. 'The affair is
ways the com-
plete artist. scheduled for
Eighteen years Nov. 19.
Officers
amigo he made his
American debut I who will
at Carnegie Hall ! supervise the
and his name la cti vities of
became a house- the group
hold word from this year in-
6,v
that time on in clude Mes-
musical Ameri - dames Paula
Iturbi ca. He will ap- Fink elstein,
pear in concert at the Masonic c hairman;
Rose B a d er Mrs. Finkelstein
auditorium on Oct. 3.
and Eva Jacobson, co-chairmen;
Ida Komeroff, executive direc-
tor; and Sarah Kanter, Esther
Reder and Ruth Gasman, sec-
retaries. Esther Shorr was chos-.
en honorary chairman.
ELI LEVIN POST will award
At a meeting at the home of
a television set at a special pro-
gram Saturday night in the
JWV Memorial Home. Members
and friends are invited to par-
ticipate in the program.

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Nate S. Shapero, one of Mich- IFerris Institute at Big Rapids.
igan's most distinguished citi- Mich.
He has held the offices of
zens, one of whose major inter-
president of Franklin Hills
Country Club, vice-president of
the Jewish Welfare Federation,
member of the boce. cl of National
Institute of Distribution, mem-
ber of Great Lakes Tides Water
Commission, member of the
board of Boy's Club of Detroit,
president of National Associa-
tion of Chain Drug Stores.
He is a member of the execu-
tive committee of the Detroit
Round Table of Christians and
Jews, was chairman of the Na-
tional Chain Stores' Section of
Defense Bonds and Stamps cam-
paigns, served as chairman of
the Michigan Chain Stcces As-
sociation; was a member of the
boards of the Detroit Commun-
ity Fund, Boy Scouts,. City of De-
troit O.C.D., Board of -Supervis-
ors of Wayne County and the
board of Police and Fire Com-
mittee. He also was honored
NATE S. SHAPERO
with the presidency of the Mich-
ests is work among youth and igan State Welfare Commission.
A member of Congregation
for the advancement of child
Your Jewish News WANT AD
welfare projects, will be 60 on Shaarey Zedek and the Zionist
Saturday when an entire com- Organization, Mr. Shapero has number is WO. 5-1155.
munity will join in honoring him given his - wholehearted support
for his civic and charitable ef- to every movement of import-
! ante on the local, national and
forts.
at
overseas scene, serving also as a
His physique and his numer- member of the Joint Distribu-
ous interests belie his numerical
tion Committee's National Coun-
age and his scores of friends
share with him the conviction cil.
His major interest recently
that his thinking and outlook
was in behalf of Sinai Hospi-
on life are that of a youth.
tal of Detroit. Under his guid-
151 W. Jefferson
Born in Detroit, Sept. 27, 1892, ance as chairman of the build-
Nate Shapero was graduated as ing committee, the hospital is
Kai Nidre, Sunday Evening, Sep-
a pharmacist from Ferris Insti-
nearing completion cold will
tember 28th, 7 p.m., Yom Kippur.
tute and his efforts in the drug be opened soon for service to
Yisher Monday, September 29th,
field, which began with a small the community.
12 noon until 2 p.m.
store on Cass Avenue, have ex-
Mr. Shapero was married hi
panded into the Cunningham 1926 to the former Ruth Bern-
and Shapero drug chains and stein of Chicago. They reside at
their affiliates in communities 1901 Strathcona. They have a
throughout Michigan and Ohio. daughter, Mrs. Allen Schwartz,
As chairman of U.S. Defense and a son, Ray.

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VETERANS
MEMORIAL BLDG,

Bond Drives in Wayne County,
as leader in Allied Jewish
Campaigns — which he served
as chairman — and the Com-
munity Chests, as president of
Temple Beth El and as the in-
. itiator in Michigan of cam-
paigns to assist the Weizmann
Institute in Rehoboth, Israel,,
he left lasting marks on out-
standing activities.

Rabbi Zager-BB Groups
To Hold Social Evening
Rabbi Mandel M. Zager Lodge
and Chapter, Bnai Brith, will
hold a joint meeting at 8:30
p.m., Wednesday, at Bnai Moshe
social hall. Mrs. Albert Meister
in charge of programming, an-
nounces an evening featuring
Mickey and Sammy Woolf, Bess
As president of the Board of Greenwald, Max Sosin, who will
Fire Commissioners under sev- a c t as master of ceremonies.
eral Maycrs, he helped introduct Friends are welcome.
fire protection plans in Detroit.
Thank You .. .
In recognition of his activities
on behalf of his profession, he
I wish to thank my many
was named a member of the
friends for their kind mes-
board of his alma mater, the
sages and good wishes on my
recent birthday.
ISRAEL DAVIDSON
Center Young Adults

Sholem Aleichem Group Plans '52 Donor Event

Mrs. Shorr, who is also chair-
man of ways and means, she ex-
tended an invitation to hold the
season's first program at Shorr's
Cafe, at 6 p.m., Oct. 15. Rose
Bader, hostess, has arranged a
program to include Joe Cornell
and Yvonne Nova, dancers.
Proceeds from all events of the
Women's Division will be used
for the maintenance fund of the
Sholem Aleichem School.

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The third annual officers'
brunch of the Jewish Young
Adult Council will be held at 11
a.m., Sunday, in the Davison
Jewish Center, according to
Anne Zelonka, president.
The brunch will provide offi-
cers and delegates a preview of
Council activities for the year, in
addition to hearing reports from
committee chairmen on future
plans.
In addition to Miss Zelonka,
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Willie Shanfield, Joyce Kaplan,
Ruth Podolsky, Larry Altman,
Edna Bernstein, Betty Ommer-
man, Milly Jacobs, Marilyn Mos-
cowitz and Sheldon Lutz.
Sidney M. Shevitz, president
of the Jewish Community Coun-
cil, will address the group on
"Youth and the Community." A
program of Israeli dances will be
presented by Regina and Joseph
Yanich. For -reservations to the
brunch, call the Center Young
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