Hadassah Discussion. Acquaints Jewry
With Issues Affecting World. Peace

Israel.
The meeting will feature a
discussion of "The World We
Live In," with Samuel H. RU-
biner as moderator. Mesdames
Morris T. Weingarten and I. I.
Lappin, chairman and co-chair-
man of American Affairs com-
mittee, with Mesdames Nathan
Spevakow and Philip Slomovitz,
have invited community leaders
to .interpret issues affecting
world peace.
Speakers include Dr. Joseph
Fauman, director of community
relations and research of the
Jewish Community Council; Al-
bert Elazar, assistant superin-
tendent of the United Hebrew
Schools; Mrs. A. Joseph Seltzer,
board member of the League of
Women Voters; Mrs. Max R.
Frank, regional vice-president of
Hadassah; Marguerite Kozenn
Chajes, concert artist who has
traveled throughout Europe and
Israel.
Mrs. Bernard Lachs, accom-
panied by Mrs. Leonard Hack,
will lead in community singing.
Mrs. Morris Liss is preparing
pictorial displays for the eve-
ning.
Usherettes will be Mesdames
Joseph Bachman, Alvin Berlin,
Henry Lehrman, Harvey Snider,
Albert Newman, Sam Solomon,
Jerome Trumper, and Miss Anita
Rossin. Mrs. Harry Baum, social
committee chairman, and Mrs.
Jacob Bernstein, co-chairmen,
are in charge of refreshments
which will be served at the social
hour following the program.
Mrs. Morse Saulson, chapter
president, cordially invites the
entire community to the affair.

• To inform Detroit Jewry on
issues affecting the peace and
security of America, Israel and
the world, the American Affairs
and Zionist Public Relations
Committees of Hadassah are
sponsoring an open meeting at
8 p. m., Wednesday, at Temple

Judith Stein to Wed
Jerome L. Vikser

T h e engagement of Judith
Stein, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Morris Stein, of Illene Ave., to

MISS JUDITH STEIN

Jerome L. Vikser, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Vikser, of Lauder
Ave., was recently announced
by the bride-elect's parents at
a family dinner.
The. bride - to - be attend s
Wayne University's college of
education. Her fiance is a stu-
dent at the Detroit College of
Law, and is affiliated with Tau
Epsilon Rho fraternity.

10 — THE JEWISH NEWS .

JNF to honor liordeses on Eve
Of Their Departure for Israel

Friday, March 6, 1953

Miss Rhoda Baskin
To Wed Gerald Higer

Mr. and Mrs. William Hordes conduct a Blue and White Boy
will be honored by the Jewish drive here during the coming
National Fund Council of De- weeks.
At a recent family dinner, Mr. troit Monday 8:30 p.m., at the
and Mrs. Max Baskin, of Stoepel
Ave., announced the engagement Zionist House, 11345 Linwood.
Mr. and Mrs. Hordes will leave
Temple Israel
on Wednesday for a six-week
4 rtists Series
visit in Israel. Most of their stay
in the Holy Land is planned to
be in Jerusalem with their chil-
presents
dren and grandchildren, Mr. and
Mrs. Herbert Hordes and daugh-
ters.
The local JNF is planning to
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MISS RHODA BASKIN

of their daughter, Rhoda, to
Gerald Higer, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Higer of Webb Ave.

Barbara
Levin

Mumford

High

Central's Student Council has
been completely reorganized. A
representative from each study
hail was elected by the students
to represent each grade level.
Having six study halls, the Stu-
dent Council will consist of 24
members. The following were
elected: Margo Corby, Harriet
Chodoroff, Bruce Relyea, Phyllis
Bussel, Arnold Leshman, Phillip
Stone, Diane Yourofsky, Janet
Alberns, Leon Cohen, Shari
Stifter, Vicky Weinberger, Aud-
rey Saltzman, Bob Schecter,
Carol Rubin, Merna Cohen, Mi-
riam Glieberman, Maidra Gra-
noff, Ronald Horwitz, Jerome
Greenbaum, Marcia Nelson,
Judy Panush, and Bob Licht-
man.
A new club has been added in
'Central, the Photography Club
under the sponsorship of Birger
Bakke, assisted by Stuart Per-
nick, Central Student photogra-
pher. The program for the club
will include informal discus-
sions, print criticism, field trips.
The club will meet the ninth
hour in room 122, every first and
third Tuesday of each month.
Central's library has acquired
many records. The music is lis-
tened to with ear phones and
doesn't disturb any of the stu-
dents in the library.
Now that the seniors have de-
cided to go to Washington, pay-
ments for the trip will begin.
The first payment was due
March 4, the second March 25,
the third. April 15, the fourth
April -29.
Many scholarships are being
offered to seniors. A few of them
are: U of M Regents, Wayne,
Central Loan Association, Cen-

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Master of Ceremonies

Now that rehearsals for Mum-
ford's school play, "The Man
Who Came to Dinner," are un-
der way, the props and costumes
committees have begun to func-
tion. Serving on the costume
committee are Eunice Cunning-
ham, chairman; Sharon Benson,
assistant chairman; Rita Fidler,
Pat Hoolihan, Lois Manheim,
Frieda Zalk, Emily Schultz, Dor-
othy Rosenbloom and. Lois Pol-
lack.
The job of finding such odd
things as a Christmas tree and
a. holly wreath in March will
fall to the props committee.
Serving will be Judy Botuck,
Margaret Nersesian, Bruce Slat-
er, Carol Avrin, Elaine Izkovitz,
Tom Gregory and Ina Silberman.
Temple Beth El's High School
debating team is scheduled to
debate in Flint March 27. The
present members of the team
include: Anne Neufeld, Joe Ash-
erson, Evelyn Rogoff, and Judy
Kobler.
The Mumford Hi-Y is spon-
soring the Shamrock Hop to-
night, 8:30, at Piemontese Club.

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There will be a parent-teach-
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Central's Library. All parents of
1tOBs are invited. There will be a
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MISS SARA MERSKY

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mersky,
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engagement of their daughter,
Sara Dvora, to Gerald Ira Katz,
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