Adivitieo lf2 Soddy

Rabbi and Mrs. Walter H. Plaut (she is the former Hadassah
Yanich of Detroit) and their son, Yehuda Hillel, are residing aC
432 E. Memorial Dr., S.E., Cedar Rapids, Ia., following a two-year
stay in Israel. Rabbi Plaut is the spiritual leader of Temple Judah
in Cedar Rapids.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Averbuch, of Cortland Ave., recently hoh-
ored their daughter, Ellen, with a party celebrating her sixteenth
birthday., Among those present were: Ethel Perlmutter, Joel Lubin,
Shirley Weinstock, Larry Hurwitz, Brenda Freedman, Irwin Adel-
son, Rita Kazdan, Wilbur Rice, Judy Alzofon, Eddy Klarman, Ar-
leene Goldenberg, Eugene Salesin, Pat Smith, Harvey Litwin,
Elaine Blau, Alan Zane, Eleanor Blau, Frank Zweig, Rachel Wen-
ner, Austin Katz, Mimi Silverman, Jimmy Weitzman, Sandra
Cohen, Kenny Biller, Sandra Lyness, Earl Fuller, Rhona Fidler,
Chuck Tobisman, Esther Fuller, Erwin Bloom, Harriet Carmen,
Sheldon Roth, Thelma Tapper, Jerry Tipman, Sandra Mays and
Loide Bassin. Ellen's host was Harry Lipsitz.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Winsen, of Lansing, Mich., honored their
daughter, Sandra Lee; and were hosts to members of Chi Chapter,
Alpha Epsilon Pi fraternity and their dates at a Sunday morn-
- ing breakfast, following the formal dinner-dance of the fraternity
at the Hotel Olds. Corning from Detroit as weekend guests to
attend the dance and Michigan State College J-Hop were the
Misses Sandra Pilnick, whose date was Herbert Katz, of Lansing,
and Morreen Pritz, hosted by Ron Sider. Miss Wisen's escort for
both affairs was Laurence Thompson, of Frankfurt, Mich.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis W. Freedman, of 18272 Fairfield; will cele-
brate their 25th wedding anniversary this week, at their winter
home at 5310 N. Bay Rd., Miami Beach, Fla. Flying South for the
occasion will be their children, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Shevin, and
daughter, Jody Beth, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schwartz, from
Detroit. Mrs. Friedman's parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. Kay, and her
sister, of New York, will also arrive for the celebration.
Edith Albert Freedman, of Whitmore Rd., has returned from
a six week stay on the West Coast. In addition to visiting with
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Albert in Los Angeles, she also traveled to
Palm Springs, San Diego and Mexico.
Mr and Mrs. Arthur Cutler, of Collingwood Ave., entertained
at a dinner party recently in honor of their son Ezra's Bar Mitz-
vah. Among the out-of-town guests were Mrs. Cutler's father,
Isser Cohen, sisters, Mrs. Sara Lebowitz and daughter, Florence,
and Miss Rose Cohen, and a brother, Joseph Cohen, all of New
York City.
• Laurence Keith Howard, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Robert
Howard, of Cunningham Park, Flushing, L.I., will spend several
days at the home of his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Ko-
nop, of 18936 Stansbury, while his parents are on vacation in
California and Mexico. The Howards will return here to spend
a few days before returning to New York.
Mrs Benjamin Cohen of 1116 Parent Ave., Windsor, Ontario,
will entertain at her home at a tea, Tuesday, 2-4 and 7-10 p.m.,
proceeds will go to the Mizrachi Organization in honor of the 55th
wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Cohen. Assisting
their mother will be her daughters, MrS. M. Katzman of Chatham,
Ontario, Mrs. S. L. Goodman, Mrs. B. Nathan, Mrs. G. Bassin, and
Miss Molly Cohen from Detroit, and Mrs. A. Cohen and Mrs. S. L.
Cohen, of Windsor. No cards.

Tales Out of School

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

Marilynn Parker Wed
To Arnold A. Schafer

Wayne Theater Play
To Star Communityites

JWV

"Yes 'Is for a Very Young
•
Feb. 1, at Adas Shalom Syna- • YETZ - COHEN AUXILIARY' M'an - 'i by Gertrude Stein will
gogue, Marilynn Rita Parker, will meet Monday evening, at have • • its Detroit premiere at
the Memorial Home. Hostesses ;Wayne University Theater. The
will be Sarah Kaminsky and •show opened yesterday, and will
Eleanore Karasick. Tickets for repeat performances this eve-
the Military Ball are available ning; and on Feb. 19, 20 and 21.
from Betty Spinner, TO, 6-0682. The play is Miss Stein's first
without music.
* *
Featured in the cast will
Pfc. JOSEPH L. BALE POST
will meet at 8:30 p.m., Monday, Sheldon Slavin, who plays the •!
at the Memorial Home. Tracy leading male role - of Ferdinand,
who will play
Freeman, of the Merrill Lynch, and Cell
Pierce, Fenner and Beane In- the character part of Olympe.
vestment Co., will be guest
speaker. He will talk on stocks
Master of Ceremonies
and bonds and their functions.
His talk will be illustrated with
S. ROSENBLAT
a film on investments.
and
His Orchestra
*. * *
Featured Wedding and Bar Mitzvah
Entertainment. Stage and Strolling
At a - meeting on Tuesday,
members of Lt. ROY F. GREEN
TO. 6-5016
TE. 2-1146
AUXILIARY, heard a report
from their president. Edith Hoff-
man, who recently returned
from the JWV fifth regional
convention in St. Louis, Mo.
Strictly Kosher Cateress
MRS. ARNOLD SCHAFER
*
Specializing in Hot and Cold
Lt. ROY F. GREEN POST will
'Hors D'oeuvres for Receptions.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Julius
Parker, of Prest Ave., became meet Thursday evening at 14600
UN. 2-3541
the bride of Arnold A. Schafer, Wyoming. The film, "African
son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hunt," will be shown.
_* * *
Shoichet, of Marlowe Ave. Rab-
SHOLOM AUXILIARY w i 11
bis Jacob Segal and Jacob
Plastic Furniture
meet Thursday, at the Memor-
Chinitz officiated.
Covers
ial Home. Games will be played.
The bride wore a gown of
* * *
MADE TO ORDER OR.
white faille, with alencon lace
READY MADE
CHARLES & AARON KOGAN
and pearls outlining the snug POST
CALL ANNA KARBAL
and
AUXILIARY
will
hold
bodice. The gown featured an
TO. 7-08'74
illusion neckline and a very full a joint Valentine party at 8:30
Plastic yardage delivered to your home.
skirt of impressed pleats, which p.m., Saturday, at the Memorial
formed a Cathedral train. Her Home. A musical program is
three- tiered veil of silk illusion planned.
For the best
fell from a Juliet cap of match-.
For fastest classified ad re-
in Music . . . it's
ing lace and pearls. She car-
ried two white orchids and sults, dial WO. 5-1155.
Larry Freedman
stephanotis.
and his Orchestra
Lillian Shindler, sister of the
THE JEWISH NEWS-1
TO. 6-7555
bride, was matron of honor, and
Friday, February 13, 1953
bridesmaids were Sylvia Miller,
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Moorin, with little Barbara Sla-
We Bake your bread . . . We ;Bake the Cakes g.
beck as flower girl.
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Lewis Miller, the 'bridegroom's -2
for your Simchat ... AND NOW ...
brother-in-law, was his best
5,
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WE
WILL
BAKE HAMENTASH'EN •FOR YOU • • .
man Ushers included Lester
Golden Brown — filled with poppy Seeds and Honey,
Shindler, Gary Beren, Kenneth
Dubrinsky and Al Lichtman.
or Prunes and Nuts. THEY'LL MELT IN YOUR MOUTH!
Steven Miller was ring bearer, .
Following a reception at the
synagogue, the couple left for
a honeymoon in New York. On
8735 12th
13137 Dexter
their return, they will reside on
TY.
4-9628
WE. 5-9102
Marlowe Ave.

In a candlelight ceremony on

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MAE WEISS

ZEMAN'S NEW YORK BAKERY

Youths Plant Trees in Israel

By

By

Barbara

Rona lci

Levin

Goldman

Mumford

Central

High

High

Seven new scribes and busi-
ness staff members of the Mer-
cury have joined the Mumford
chapter of the Quill and Scroll.
Harriet Davis and Myron Laban
received newspaper advertising
pins; Ruth Rothman, an edi-
tor's pin; Anne . Neufeld, an
editor-in-chief pin; Tom Platt.,
a pin for sports writing, Bar-
bara Levin and Joan Weisberg,
news editors' pins. Awards will
be presented at an initiation
luncheon for new members and
their parents.
The Jewish Center, with the
assistance of. several high school
youth groups, is planning a
square dance, "The Cow Punch-
ers' Cotillion," to take place at
the Beth Aaron Synagogue, Feb.
28.
At the first meeting of the
semester, the French club elect-
ed Joan Raisin, president; Judy
Josephson, veep; Loretta Mc-
Kissick, recording secretary;
Ellen Jones, corresponding sec-
retary; Shelby Keywell, treas-
urer; Nancy Smith, Judy Laros
and Polly Palen, members of the
executive Board.
"Does youth face a secure
economic outlook?," is the ques-
tion that will face Nancy Eisen-
hauer, Ruth Rothman, Burt
Stillman and Norton Cohen on
the Junior Town Meeting of the
Air, patterned after the Town
Meeting of the Air, Feb. 25, in
the library. It will be heard
over WDTR and WJR. It is un-
der the direction of Lewis
Schulman.

Central's Student Council was
reorganized by laSt term's offi-
cers and a faculty group to
make it more representative of
the student body. The 24 Coun-
cil members are elected by grade
and study halls—one represent-
ative from each grade—in each
study hall. Qualifications are:
a "C" average, counselor's and
parents' approval and teacher's
signature. Applicants' must sub-
mit petitions signed by 20 stu-
dents from candidate's grade.
Central students paid tribute
to the memory of Miss Ella Sly-
field, counselor of Elliot Hall,
who passed away after a long
illness, at her home in Frank-
fort, Mich. Before becoming a
counselor, Miss Slyfield taught
Spanish.
The new counselor of Elliot
Hall is Samuel Milan.

Students of the Adas Shalom
Religious School recently bought
150 trees to be planted, through
the Jewish National Fund in
Israel. The occasion was the
school's annual observance of
Hamisha Asar b'Shvat.

Music and Entertainment

SAM EMMER

and His Orchestra

UN. 3-9494

LEARN TO DRIVE

Dual Control Cars . No Permit Required
Jewish & English Speaking Instructors

Guarantee
Driving School

TO. 8-8810

TO. 6-2569

SAMMY GOTHELF

Featuring the "Natural Look"

The latest styles in

• Hair Dressing
• Contour Shaping
• Permanent Waves

Recently returned from Hollywood
Formerly with Saks Fifth Avenue and Nino's

12219 DEXTER BLVD.

Between Richton and Corltand

Bar Mitzvahs and Weddings
A Specialty

TO. 7-7951 — TO. 8-4844
2335 Sturtevant

Where Old Friends Meet to Shop

Dexter-Davison MARKET

Where YOU'LL find fine quality foods and fresh daily
fruits and vegetables . and . . . a complete selection
of smoked—salt and preserved fish.

Make it a habit to shop at the

DEXTER DAVISON MARKETS

18207 WYOMING at Curtis

143310 DEXTER AT DAVISON

WE. 3-7274

Adas Shalom Synagogue

And Its Affiliates

Present

His Violin
And His Yiddish Swing Band

NORTHWEST'S NEWEST SUPER MARKET

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Opening
February 16th
Stleo
irvirtg

a

MUSIC FESTIVAL

A Tribute to Chaim Nachman Bialik

Sunday, February 22, 1953 - 8:30 P.M.

An Exciting Concert Conducted by
Cantor Nicholas Fenokel — Cantor of Adas Shalom
Musk Arranged by
Zinovi Bistritzky of Detroit Symphony Orchestra

THE MUSICAL TREAT OF THE SEASON

In the New Main Sanctuary of the Synagogue

Donation 50c. Tickets may be obtained by calling:

UN. 4-7474 Days

UN. 2-2570 Eves.