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DETROIT JEWISH NEWS-13
Friday, April 24, 1953
Fannie Gluck Chapter
Plans Cabaret Night
Phi Sigma Sigma sorority of Wayne University recently hon
ored its new pledge, Heather Biederman, at a luncheon.
Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Srere have left for a tour of Israel
They also plan to visit in Italy and France.
Mr. Jacob W. Kleinsmith, of 19022 Wildemere, will celebrate
his 80th birthday on April 28, at a dinner given for his relatives
and friends at the Belcrest Hotel. Mr. Kleinsmith, the father of
Mrs. Oscar Silverman and Bernard Kleinsmith, of Huntington
Woods, has three grandchildren. Born in Toledo, Mr. Kleinsmith
came here with his father, William, a pioneer shoichet in Detroit,
when he was only two. Still active in the millinery business, Mr.
Kleinsmith previously- was a professional song writer.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Feldman will celebrate their golden wed-
ding anniversary at a buffet dinner Saturday, given by their
children at their home on 22010 Ridgedale, Oak Park.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter K. Barnes, of Knox Pl., New York City,
have returned home after a. visit with Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Shaf-
kind, of Roselawn Ave.
A special service and a, kiddush will honor Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Sachs, of 17138 Monica, on their 50th wedding anniversary, which
occurs on Tuesday. The service will be held this Saturday morn-
ing by Cong. Gemiluth Chassodim, .at 4000 Tuxedo. A reception
will be held from 3 to 6 p.m.,• Sunday, at the home of the Sachs'
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Julius Friedmann, of 18602
Fairfield. Mr. and Mrs. Sachs also have a son, Mr. H. Sachs, and
Mrs. EMIL SPILMAN is chair-
two grandchildren. The Sachses, both natives of Bavaria, left
man of the cabaret night and
Germany in 1939 for England. They arrived here in 1941.
Mr. . and Mrs. Robert Loewenberg, former Detroiters who now dance to be presented by Fannie
are making their home in Miami, Fla., are here for a brief visit Gluck Chapter, Mizrachi Wom-
to attend the Bar Mitzvah of their grandson, Michael Warren en, on May 2, at Beth Aaron
Maddin, which will be solemnized Saturday morning at the Synagogue. Music and enter-
Shaarey Zedek. The Loewenbergs will remain here until May 12 tainment will be provided by
Mickey Woolf and his orchestra,
and• will be at the Wilshire.
Sigma Theta Delta sorority recently honored its four new and prizes will be awarded. For
pledges, Betty Ferentz, Pauline Markowitz, Helena Pollack tickets, call Mrs. Paul Fenton,
ticket chairman, UN. 2-5772.
and Gloria Mehr, with a party at Kormendy's.
Mrs. Jack Foon, of Leslie Ave., and Mrs. Morris Spector, of
Indiana Ave., will leave May 1 for a month's sojourn in Los An-
geles and Palm Springs, Calif.
Announcement of Allied Jewish Campaign's Women's Division
"G-Day" committee members was made by Mrs. Raymond A..Soko-
boy, "G-Day" chairman. Mrs. Marshall M. Miller and her art
At Group meetings of the De-
committee will be at the State Fair Grounds today to decorate
the -Whitehall Building for the morning assembly. In the art group troit Chapter of Hadassah the ,
are Mesdames Milton C. Aptekar, Albert A. Aston, Henry Barak, following were elected by Group
Charles Francis Colman, J. Richard Cooper, Sol A. Dann, Charles members to serve as presidents:
Morton Garvett, Alvin S. Geffen, Irwin Green, John Heavenrich,
Miss Rosalind Schubot, B & P;
Jr., Manes Hecht, Larry Herman, Arthur Hessler, Edward D. Quint,
Benjamin' H. Schwayder, Irving Schwayder, Lawrence Weiss and and Mesdames Jesse Rice, Bag-
Milton N. Zimmerman.
ley; Sam Arkin, Central East;
Aaron Friedman, Central West;
Louis Rubin, Russell Woods East;
Flint Community to Open WA Drive
Morris J. Brandwine, Russell
Woods West; Manuel Stoler,
Wednesday ; Dr. Lerner Guest Speaker
Schaefer; L Jerome Hauser,
Sherwood; Leo Orecklin, Uni-
versity East; Joseph Ellis, Uni-
The Flint Jewish community paigner in Jewish causes, will versity North; Alfred Rosen,
will on Wednesday evening of-
head the Flint University South; Richard Ber-
ficially launch its 1953 campaign
drive, and Ar- lin, Wyoming.
for the United Jewish Appeal.
t h u r Hurrand
Many Hadassah members will
Dr. Max Lerner, writer and pro-
will serve as as- be in Akron, 0., from Saturday
fessor at Brandeis University,
sociate ehai r- through Monday to attend the
will speak on "The Crisis of
man. Louis Leb- annual Midwest Regional con-
Eastern European Jewry" at the
ster and Ellis H. vention at the Mayflower Hotel.
meeting, scheduled at Cong.
Warren, in rec- Mrs. Max Frank, Detroit vice-
Beth Israel.
ognition of de- president of the Central States
The Women's Division opened
voted service in Region, will act as conference
its drive last week at a recep-
past years, will advisor.
tion honoring Mrs. John Hopp,
serve as honor-
Mrs. Samuel W.. Halprin, past
of Detroit, vice-chairman of the
ary chairmen.
National Women's Division of L:
At a meeting president of national Hadassah,
UJA who has just returned from
L. Kasle
of t h e initial will be heard over WJBK-TV at
a mission to Israel and Moroc- gifts division, headed by Louis 6:30 p.m., Saturday on the pro-
co.
E. Rudner, campaign workers gram "Where Was I?" The panel
Leadership in this division is pledged increases of 15 to 25 quiz show, which centers around
assumed by Mesdames R. J. Mit- percent over last year's gifts. personalities and places will be
tleman and B. M. Pelavin, both Rudner is assisted in this cam- celebrating Israel's fifth anni-
enthusiastic contributors to the paign phase by Martin Gordon versary.
Flint community.
On May 10, Mrs. Halprin will
and Abe Schreiber, associate
speak over The Eternal Light
Louis Kasle, veteran earn- chairmen.
Flint's campaign, in addition radio program, which is heard
to its support of national and in Detroit at 8 a.m., over station
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for many local relief, rehabilita-
These New
CARD OF THANKS
tion, educational, health, social
welfare and cultural activities.
The family of the late Sol S.
Jacobson wishes to thank its
Jerry Greenberg Awarded
relatives and friends for the
Wayne U. Basketball Letter
Jerry C. Greenberg, son of many kindnesses extended dur-
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Greenberg, ing its recent bereavement.
of 18000 Santa Barbara, was re-
cently awarded a freshman let-
Pleasure to Dance to
ter in basketball by Wayne Uni-
versity.
DICK
A freshman in the college of
And His Orchestra
education, Greenberg was high
scorer on the frosh squad. He
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stands 6 feet, three inches.
Final Temple Israel Concert
Sunday Features Three Artists
The final concert of the Tem-
ple Israel Artists Series will be
presented Sunday, 8:30 p.m., with
a combination of eminent musi-
cians—Joseph Gingold, violinist,
and Ernst Victor Wolff and Karl
Haas, pianists.
Gingold is concertmaster of
the Cleveland Orchestra, a po-
sition he formerly held with the
Detroit Symphony. He played
with the NBC Orchestra until
appointed concertmaster of the
Detroit Symphony in 1944 to
take the place of Ilya Schkol-
nick.
Wolff, head of the piano de-
partment at Michigan State Col-
lege, served for a semester at
Harvard and traveled extensive-
ly in the United States. He later
took his Ph.D. at the University
of Berlin and began his career as
a concert artist.
Karl Haas, Temple organist
and musical director, received
his musical training at the Con-
servatory of Mannheim and the
University of Heidelberg. He is
noted for his part in the field
of chamber music, appearing in
Hadassah Groups
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re citals with internationally
known ensemblists as well as
leading members of the Detroit
Symphony Orchestra. He is pres-
ident of the Detroit Chamber
Music Society and commentator
on a weekly radio broadcast fea-
turing the symphony programs.
The Temple Israel Artists Se-
ries is sponsored jointly by the
Men's Club and Sisterhood.
Tickets may be obtained by call-
ing the Temple office.
Imber Remains Reach Israel
. TEL AVIV, (—TA)—The re-
mains of Herz Imber, composer
of Hatikvah, Israel's national
anthem, arrived here from the
United States and will be re-
buried following a state funeral
which will take place after the
Independence- Day celebrations.
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