News Brevities
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The Wayne County officials
and employees Goodfellow Frolic
will be held on Dec. 12, at the
State Fair Coliseum. Judge Wil-
liam Cody, chairman, has ar-
ranged for talent from all of the
leading night clubs to take part
in a five-hour show. It will start
at 8 p.m. Doors open at 6:30
p.m. Admission is 25 cents. In
addition to the floor show, there
will be dancing with music pro-
vided by one of Detroit's out-
standing bands by courtesy of
the Detroit and Wayne County
Federation of Muscians. All
money will go to the Old News-
boys' Goodfellow Fund.
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BODZIN FAMILY CLUB will
meet on Sunday, at the home of
Jack and Alice Boclzin, 24031
Jerome, Oak Park, • to make final
plans for a Hanukah party for
all children in the family. The
affair will be held Dec. 14, at the
home of the grandparents, 3261
Cortland.
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WINTERHALTER PTA will
meet on Tuesday, at 8:30 p.m.,
in the school auditorium. Laur-
entine Collins, community rela-
tions representative to the
Board of Education, will speak
on "Our Mutual Concern About
Children." The program will in-
clude _several selections by the
school Glee Club. A social hour
will follow.
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WOMEN OF ALPHA OMEGA
dental fraternity will honor new
;members at a membership
luncheon on Wednesday after-
noon in the Women's City Club.
A skit written by Mesdames.
Fred Borson, Alvin Geffen, Les-
lie- Moss and Leonard Wayne and
directed by Mrs. Geffen, will be
presented. Chairmen are Mes-
dames Geffen, Joseph Grant
The FIVE WHITE GUARDS, and Henry Green.
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popular singing group, will re-
NORTHWEST
CHILD RESCUE
place Gen. Lewis B. Hershey, at
Detroit Town Hall; 11 a.m., 4 WOMEN will hold a board meet-
Wedensday, in the Fisher Thea- ing Tuesday afternoon at the
ter. The group comes directly, home of Mrs. Max Kasoff, 13835
from a tour of New York and LaSalle. Discussion will center
Chicago hotel and theater en- on the Israeli project presented
to the group by Mrs. Ruth Wald-
gagement. Each of the group
man, of national Mizrachi. Mrs.
is considered a soloist in his own
Sam Bishop was appointed Is-
right.
rael bond chairman. A Hanu-
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kah celebration is planned by
12TH STREET COUNCIL Chess Mrs. William Kunin, program
and Checker Club, at a recent chairman, at the next meeting
meeting of major chess groups Thursday evening, at the home
in the city, heard a talk by its of Mrs. Abe Schwartz, 18373
president on the need for cloSer Kentucky.
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association of chess clubs in the
Detroit area. The 12th Street
BUSINESS- A N D PROFES
group meets Monday to Thurs- SIONAL GROUP, Hadassah, will
day evenings, at the Council hear Mrs. Robert Agulnick, of
Center, and at the D. W. Simons Milwaukee, Wisc., member of the
Branch, from 7:80 to 10:3d p.m., national service committee, at
each Thursday. All are we)come. its honor roll luncheon, to ,be
held at 1 p. m., Sunday, at the
Lee. Plaza Hotel, John Redfield,
baritone, will be guest enter-
tainer. For luncheon reserva-
tions call Mrs. Anne Averbach,
TY. 6-2773.
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CLUB TWO, Pioneer Women,
will. meet Tuesday, at the home
of Mrs. Kaminsky, 2995 Oakman
Blvd. To observe Jewish Book
Month, Mrs. S. Plafkin will re-
view a book by Peter Grade-
witz, "The Music of Israel," and
Mrs. Ethel Labiner will talk
about the, works of _David Pin-
sky, in, honor of his 80th birth-
day.
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DETROIT CHAPTER, Bnai.
Brith, will hold a• Hanukah
party at its meeting at 8:30
p. m., Tuesday, at Carmel He-
brew School, 17556 Wyoming.
Mrs. Leonard White, program
chairman, announces an eve-
ning of entertainment with Max
Sosin and Sammy Woolf,. with
Hy Goldman at the piano. Mrs.
OY
George Karabenick, president,
C
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invites prospective members to
a Ff
attend.
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Ori \ Dec. 10, 12:30 p.m., the
FINEST BRASSIERE-FITTED
BY AN EXPERT AT A LOW COST
annual donor luncheon of- BNAI
DAVID SISTERHOOD. will be
held in the social hall of the
synagogue.
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CORSET SHOPPE
PYTHIAN
SISTERS will hold
3355 LAWRENCE or DEXTER
a games party at 8 p:m., Sunday,
TO. 3-9340
at its hall, 15787 Wyoming.
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MOORE'S
The Daniel Litsky's
The Parent Teachers Organ-
ization of the Schaefer Branch,
United Hebrew Schools has
started a Hanukah sales table
at the school building at Shaef-
er and Seven Mile Rds.
Merchandise available includes
all supplies for the holiday, in-
cluding minorahs, candles, drei-
dels, gift wrapping paper and
many other articles. The table
is currently in operation, and
will continue through Thursday,
with the exception of Friday and
Saturday.
Besides being operated ak_a
community sertrice, funds raised
from the sale will be used to
benefit children attending the
Schaefer Branch.
The PTO is sponsoring a
Hanukah social on Tuesday eve-
ning, at the school, at which
games will be played and awards
given out. The sales table will
be open at this affair.
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IVAN S. BLOCH CHAPTER,
Bnai Brith, will hold a Hanu-
kah party Thursday, at Young
Israel Center. A box supper is
planned, with games to follow.
Members are asked to bring
clothes or toys for children at
Belief aire.
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GILDA PARTRITE, BB YW,
held an installation dance on
Nov. 22, at the home of re-
elected president, Barbara Kahn.
Harry Mirvis ; director of BBYO,
was installing officer. An hon-
orary recognition was given Ceil
Levy as the outstanding mem-
ber of the chapter. -
DAVID -OLSHANSKY FAMILY
CLUB will gather on Dec. 14 for
a Hanukah party for the chil-
dren and grandchildren of mem-
bers.
O
SchaeferBranch PTO
Sells Hanukah Items
Forty Detroit religious, civic, Fete 50th Anniversary
fraternal and business organi-
zations will join on Wednesday,
Daniel and Fannie Litsky ob-
at the Central YWCA for the served their 50th wedding anni-
observance of HUMAN RIGHTS versary on Nov. 16, at Cong.
DAY. The celebration will hon-
or the adoption by the United
Nations General Assembly of
The Universal Declaration of
Human Rights. King Gordon,
of the Human Rights Section of
the UN, will be principal speak-
er at 7 p. m. Groups from the
community participating include
Berdichever Progressive Aid So-
ciety, Bnai David Men's • Club.
Detroit Section, National Coun-
cil of Jewish Women, Detroit
Round Table, Jewish Commun-
ity Center and Jewish Commun-
ity Council.
SADIE COOPER BRAVER,
local teacher and violinist, an-
nounces the formatiOn of a vio=
lin ensemble. For information,
contact her at . 16551 Birwood,
UN. 4-6422. She is also accepting
a limited number of students.
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16—THE JEWISH NEWS
Friday, December 5, 1952
MR. and MRS. DANIEL LITSKY.
Bnai . Moshe when they were
married all over again in a dou-
ble-ring ceremony at w hi c h
Cantor David Katzman of-
ficiated.
Mrs. Litsky wore a gown of
gold lace and gold satin, and a
gold tiara as a headpiece.- She
carried the , same Bible she had
at her wedding 50 years ago.
The couple's children and 15
grandchildren participated in
the ceremony.
The couple was given in mar-
riage by three of their children ;
the Simon Victors, Jack Finks
and Dr. and Mrs. A. D. Litsky.
Also helping them celebrate
were the Sidney Litskys and
Morry Silbermans, of Milwaukee,
Wisc. A dinner for 300 people
followed the ceremony.
Mr. and Mrs. Litsky were mar-
ried in New York City in 1902,
and 'came to Detroit on their
honeymoon. They have resided
here ever since, presently living
at 3239 Pasadena.
Out-of-towners here for the
festivities included Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Miller, of N e w Haven,
Conn.; the Barney Goldbergs, of
Long Island, N.Y.; the Irving
Nissenbaums, of Brooklyn, N.Y.;
the D. Margolis and the S. Jor-
dons of Milwaukee, Wis.
Yeshivah Maintenance
Special Gifts Boosted
Last week's meeting of Beth
Yehudah Directors heard a re-
port that since the beginning of
To Wed in April
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MISS ARLENE SUE BAY
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kay, of
Sturtevant Ave., announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Arlene Sue, to Pvt. Harvey
Shapiro, son of Mr. and Mrs.
gayemen
Robert Shapiro, of Tyler Ave.
The couple plans an April
Mr. and Mrs. LOuis Moser, of wedding.
Houston, Tex., announce the en-
OFFICE OF CIVILIAN DE-
gagement of their daughter,
Freda, to Robert Wagman, also FENSE, through the air raid
of - Houston. The bride-elect and wardens of area 12, has ar-
her family are former Detroit- ranged a blood typing day from
ers, having moved to Houston 1 to 9. p.m., Tuesday, at Broad-
in 1951. The wedding date has street Presbyterian C h u r c h,
12065 Broadstreet. There is no
been set for Dec. 24.
charge.
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Mrs. Robert Goldsmith, of Co-
lumbus, 0., announces the en-
CALL
gagement of her daughter, Mar-
MRS.
IDA
E. LEVY
ianne, to Harold Cohen, son of
For invitations of distinction
Mi and Mrs. J. B. Cohen, for-
All Occasions
mer Detroiters, now of Colum-
For Weddings, Bar Mitzvahs—
Also
Personalized
Napkins — Book
bus. The bridegroom-elect at-
Matches and Stationery
tended Wayne 'University. The
Magazines and Books
wedding is planned for May 24,
TU. 3-0818
3293 Tuxedo Ave.
in Columbus.
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Mr. and Mrs. Harry F. Gross-
Rhoda Zahavie Shames
man, of Muirland Ave., announce
the engagement of their daugh-
Dramatic Soprano
ter, Betty, to Leonard Goldman,
Is Now Availably
to Accept
son of Mr. and Mrs; Sam Gold-
MUSICAL
man, of Cleveland, 0.
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UN. 2-2783
or
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Mr. & Mrs. Morris Starkstein
the Yeshivah's fiscal year in
June, 30 individuals have made
contributions of $500,. $1,000 and
more toward maintenance of
this center for intensive Jewish
religious education.
Among the special gifts re-
cently announced was that of
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Starkstein
of 2337 Chicago Blvd. During a
visit to - the Dexter Cortland
Center for Torah study, the
Starksteins expressed a deep in-
terest in the work of the school,
now serving more than 600 De-
troit Jewish youths. Themselies
deeply rooted in the religious
traditions of Polish Jewry, their
native land, the generous couple
see in the work of Yeshivath
Beth Yehudah a perpetuation
on the American scene of the
historic ideals and values of
Judaism.
With an annual budget of
$180,000, Beth Yehudah depends
for its operation upon a total
of $2,000 each week in various
forms of voluntary contribu-
tions. The remainder of the ex-
pense is met -by tuition fees and
a grant from the Jewish Wel-
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