S—DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Miriam's

Friday, May 8, 1953

Stories for

Adas Shalom Women
Plan. Torah Luncheon

Our Boys

and Girls

Are Sabbath stars that never
Hello Bo'ys and Girls:
cease.
Are you busy planning a spe-
And
her sons to peace.
cial surprise for your mothers From call
"Brand Plucked from the Fire'
for this Sunday? It's Mother's Jewish Publication Society of America,
Day, you know. Mother's Day is 193 7 .
a holiday that began in America,
Perhaps you have been able to
but it is not really a new idea to
save money out of your allow-
Jewish families.
Jewish tradition has always ante and are going to buy a
treated women, particularly little gift for your mother. But
mothers, with great respect. One there are many other ways to
of the Ten Commandments tells tell mother how much you ap-
us to "Honor thy father and thy preciate her.
mother." At Passover, when we Our friends Judy and Danny
chant the "Echod Mi Yodea" have planned a big surprise for
from the Haggadah, we tell of their mother. With father's help,
the "Four Mothers in Israel"— they're going to get up early on
Sarah, Rachel, Rebecca and Sunday morning and prepare' a
Leah. wonderful breakfast. When it's

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Many Jewish authors have
written about mothers. Here is
a poem, a grown-up poem, that
I think you will like. It tells how
a Jewish mother, even though
her home is very plain and
modest, becomes a Princes's when
the Sabbath comes.

SABBATH EVE*

By Jessie Sampter

Sarah, the Princess, in her door
Stands basking in the lowered
sun;
The Sabbath light is on her face
Of many labors done.

Her brow is lined with graven
lines,
A kerchief whitely round it tied;
Mother of mothers, tall and
strong,
Broad-hipped and tender-eyed!

The tenements teem with
youth
Resound with children of her
kin;
But she stands silent, Sabbath-
eyed,
Her quiet soul within.

When after days of fruitless toil
There comes the hope of Sab-
bath night,
Their little 700171 and scanty
meal
She sanctifies with light. .
The sun has set; but in her eyes

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all done, they'll wake mother
and invite her to be their guest
at the breakfast table.
Here's what they're going to
have—Judy will squeeze orange
juice and put it into the refri-
gerator to chill. She'll decorate
each glass with half- of a, fresh
strawberry or a sliver of orange.
Then she'll set the table. Dad-
dy will help her spread out a
fresh bright cloth. At each place
she'll .put a folded napkin, a
breakfast-size plate, a juice
glass, a. fork and spoon, cups
and saucers for mother a n d
daddy and milk glasses for her-
self and Danny. In the center,
she'll put sugar, cream, butter
and syrup or jam (with a plate
underneath to c a t c h the
"drips")*.
Meanwhile, Danny will have
taken the pancake mix from the
shelf and stirred into it the
proper- amount of milk. The re-
cipe on the package will tell him
just how. Perhaps daddy will
prepare coffee. Or Danny could
boil a kettle of water. for instant
coffee.
Danny will get out the griddle,
spread a bit of butter on it, and
put it on the stove. Daddy will
supervise the fire. While the
griddle is heating, it will be time
to waken mother.
By the time she is washed and
ready for breakfast, the juice
will be poured,, the pancakes hot
and tempting, the coffee ready.
And what a wonderful surprise
for mother!
You could do the same at your
house. Perhaps you like cereal
or eggs for breakfast. Or maybe
daddy would go to the bakery
and bring home hot rolls which
you can serve with butter and
cream cheese.
This is just one suggestion for
a way to celebrate Mother's Day.
I'm sure you can think of others.
Above all, be considerate and do
what mother tells you, not just
on Mother's Day, but every day!
Remember to "H on or t h y
mother."
Your friend, MIRIAM.

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number of unemployed in Israel
has dropped to 16,800, it was of-
ficially announced here Tuesday.
This figure i n c l u d es 2,173
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Mrs. Philip Helfman, Torah
Fund chairman of Adas Shalom
Sisterhood, announces the com-
pletion of plans for its annual
Torah event,
proceeds for
which will go to
the Jewish The-
ological Semin-
ary.
The affair, a
luncheon in
honor of moth-
ers, will begin at
12:30 p.m., May
25, in the syna-
.gogue social
Mrs. Heitman hall. The pro-
gram which follows will include
an original play by Mrs. Joseph
Markel, pro g r am chairman,
called "A Day at the Club." The
choral group, with Mrs. Norman
Allan at the piano, will be fea-
tured.
Mrs. Herbert L. Harris, presi-
dent., advises that luncheon 'res-
ervations can be made with Mrs.
A. H. Stein, ticket chairman,
UN. 4-1363. '

Horne Auxiliary to Fete
its 28th Anniversary

Men's Clubs

The bowling league of DOWN-
TOWN LODGE, Bnai. Brith, will
hold its annual banquet at 8
p.m., Tuesday, at Carousal. Tro-
phies and prizes will be awarded
to the leading bowlers. Installa-
tion of new officers will be held.

*

BNAI MOSHE MEN'SCLUB
will hold its annual meeti
ng at
8:30 p.m., Monday, at the syna-
gogue. Election of officers and
directors will.be held, and a pro-
gram for fall and winter events
will be outlined.
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TEMPLE ISRAEL MEN'S CLUB,
will hold its annual election
Meeting Thursday evening, in
the temple. Judge George Ed-
wards of Probate Court, will be
guest speaker. Irving S. Wolfe,
chairman, is assisted by Louis
Cassel, Milton Johnson, Harry
Mannheimer, Harry Singer and
Sam Sussman.

Chachmey Lublin Ladies
To Hold Donor Event

Mrs. B. Frumin, president of
Ladies Auxiliary, Y e s h i v a th
Chachmey Lubli n, announces
that the 11th annual donor
luncheon of the organization
will be held at 12:30 p.m., Tues-
day, at Cong. Bnai Moshe.
Rabbi Mose
Rothenberg wi? .
be guest speak-
er, and Davis
Greenbaum wil
render cantoria
selections. M r s
Joshua Sperkf
is toastmistress.
M r s. Isadon
Levin is chair-
man of the of
fair, which is
the major fund-
raising activit:
of the women. Mrs. Levin
She is assisted by Mesdames
Rose Rubin, Lena Weinberg. and
Eva Bernstein, co - chairmen;
Louis Kartun, Sam Grossman,
Israel Schwartz, Anna Shiffman,
Grace Pomerantz, Belle Forman
and Sarah Elbinger, ticket cap-
tains; and Allan Ribiat, Edith
Golden and Anna Bennett.

Music Study Club Plans
Annual Lunch, Election

Music Study Club will hold its
annual l u n c he on meeting
Thursday afternoon, at Holiday
Manor, at which time Mrs. Je-
rome Blum will present her an-
nual report. Election of officers
will . follow, with Mrs. Jack
Scherr, chairman,
presenting the
.
nominating committee report.
T w o outstanding students,
who are recipients of this year's
Sylvia Simons Scholarship Fund,
will appear on the program, an-
nounces Mrs. J. S. Sauls, scholar-
ship chairman. They are Elayne
Sonnenfeld, soprano, and Je-
rome Rosen, violinist.
Mrs. Frank W. Coolidge, presi-
dent of the Michigan Federation
of Music Clubs, will be a guest
at the luncheon. Guests are -in-
vited to make luncheon reserva-
tions with Mrs. Joseph Mehr,
hospitality chairman, UN. 2-
7343.

Bnoi Brith Women

Will Hold Its

Mother's & Daughter's
Banquet

At 6:30 p.m., Tuesday, Moy 12

At Beth Aaron Synagogue

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Instead of in Mayfair Room

As Originally Scheduled

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Mrs. Daniel Marcus, president
of the Women's Auxiliary, Jew-
ish Home for Aged, announces
that the group's 28th annier-
sary celebration and installation
luncheon will be held at 12:30.
pro., May 18, at Holiday Manor.
Reports will be given on the
progress of the organization's
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