Center's Young Adults
Plan Carnival, Dance
Stories for
Our -Boys
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and Girls
An American Jewish Press Feature
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Hello Boys and Girls:
I think we are lucky to live
in a land where there are many
happy occasions for celebration.
One of them is here now—Broth-
erhood Week for 1953. This is a
time for meeting with people
who may live differently than!
we do - or who may look differ-
ently than we do—to get to
know them and to understand
them, to form friendships that
last, not just for one week, but
for always. Here is how our
friends, Danny and Judy, cele-
brated Brotherhood Week . . .
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The Little Girls' Prayers
"Of course," Mother said to
Mrs. Smith. "We would be happy
to have Patty and Jimmy spend
the weekend with us while you
visit your family upstate. Pack
their things and send them over
right away."
Danny and Judy were so ex-
cited! Their good friends, next-
door neighbors, to live - with
them in their own home for
three whole days! What a treat!
The children played hard all
day. It was Friday, and when
they sat down to dinner Jimmy
said "Is it a party?" as he look-
ed at the bright white cloth, the
shining candlesticks, the silver
Kiddush cups.
"No." said Danny, "just Sab-
bath Eve dinner, like we have
every week."
"But I thought your Sabbath
came on Saturday," Jimmy said.
Daddy explained about all Jew-
ish festivals beginning at sun-
down the evening before.
Soon after enjoying their Sab-
bath meal, the children were
ready for bed. In the girls' room,
Judy slid under the covers.
"Aren't you going to say your
prayers?" asked Patty.
"Sure," said Judy, folding her
hands. "Mother will come in
right away and hear me."
Patty stood silently on the rug
until Mother came into the
room. "How' can Judy say her
prayers when she's already in
bed?" Patty wanted to know.
"Doesn't she have to get down
on her knees?"
Mother smiled. "That is your
way of- saying yotir night pray-.
ers," she said, "but Jewish peo-
ple do not kneel. Suppose you
listen to Judy first."
And Judy recited. "In peace,
0 God, I shut my eyes; In peace
again I hope to rise . . ." ending
with "Shema Yisroel . • ."
"Now your turn, Patty," Moth-
er said. "Do it just as you would
in, your own home."
So Patty knelt at the side of
the other twin bed, folded her
hands, closed her eyes, and
prayed, "Now I lay me down to
sleep; I pray the Lord my soul
to keep . . " When she was
finished she climbed into bed.
"Do you _really think it was all
right to say my kind of prayer
here?" she asked timidly.
."Certainly," Mother assured
her. "God hears the prayers of
all children, ' no matter where
they say them, or in what
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words. Now sleep well. Good
night."
And the two little girls, Jew-
ish Judy and Christian Patty,
slept side by side, watched over
by One loving God.
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Scrambled Words
Here is a little game. Un-
scramble these letters and you
will have a list of words to help
you remember the importance
of Brotherhood Week.
1. Roherbt
2. Nedirf
S. Undingsterdan
4. Norbeigh
•5. Wood Kreethbrothe
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My First "Assistant"
I want you all to know that
Lenore Rogovein of Detroit is
the first reader to enlist in my
"Help Write the Column," cam-
paign. Lenore sent a list of five
"ingredients" for a made-to-or-
der story, which will appear in
a few weeks. Thank you, Lenore.
How about the rest of you?
Boys and girls in cities all over
the country are invited, you
know, to send in lists of three to
five items to be included in a
story which I will write just for
you. Let me hear from you!
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Gay carnival booths and
dancing to the music of Iry
Fields and his orchestra will
mark the annual Purim Carnival
and Dance of the Jewish Young
Adult Council on March 1 at
the Davison Jewish Center. _
Highlight of the evening will
be a Queen Esther beauty con-
test, with entries from JYAC or-
ganizations. Contestants will be
judged by a panel of local celeb-
rities, including George and
Eleanor Scotti and Johnny King
of WWJ-TV, Danny Raskin,
Jewish News columnist, and
Madonna Moffat of the Powers
School of Modeling.
Carnival booths contributed
by member organizations will
include a marriage booth by Sig-
ma Theta Delta sorority, "Loop-
A-Leg" by. Junior Hadassah, a
fortune-telling booth by Career
Group, NCJW, ginger ale and
potato chips by Beth Aaron
Young Adults, hot dogs by
Bnai Moshe Young People's
Club, Toss-O-Luck by Mu Beta
Chi and a Hillogram booth by
Hillel of Wayne University.
For information, call Betty
Marcus,, chairman, TY. 7-7634.
I will gather . . . my flock .. .
and will bring them again to
their folds . . . and they shall
fear no more, nor be dismayed,
neither shall they be lacking,
saith the Lord—Jer. 23: 3, 4.
Mr. and Mrs. Sath Rycus, of
Stoepel Ave., recently received
a certificate from their son's
commanding officer, citing the
youth for heroic performance.
The award is made out to
Mitchell J. Rycus, HM3 (hospi-
talman third class) , and is
signed by J. F. Reed, Command-
er of the U.S.S. Bache.
The citation commends Rycus
for his "skillful and heroic per
formance on Jan. 22, 1953 °
when, "under very adverse sea,
conditions and with great dam-.
ger to his personal safety, (he
exhibited) such a high degree
of skill and seamanship that
the boat crew was able to rescue
Cdr, W. Wright, who had
cracked into the rough sea of
the Atlantic on takeoff from the
U.S.S. Franklin D. Roosevelt,"
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Looking Ahead
Purim is coming soon. Time
for costumes, Purim spielers,
songs, greggars and Hamanta-
schen! Are you getting ready?
Your friend,
MIRIAM
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Answers to Scrambled Words:
1. Brother
2. Friend
3. Understanding
4. Neighbor
5. Brotherhood week
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Essays from seniors in 175 col-
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received by the National Coun-
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THE JEWISH NEWS
Friday, February 20, 1953
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