12—DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Chicago Girl Engaged
To Bernard Goldman

Friday, August 28, 1953

To Wed on Nov. 22 Council Distributes Calendar to Officials

The Jewish Community Coun-
cil has completed distribution
of its 1953-54 school calendar,
which, as in past years, has been
sent to school teachers and ex-
ecutives and to public officials.
The calendar notes the chief
holidays of all religious denom-
inations and dates of legal holi-
days and patriotic observances.
The calendar was designed ori-
ginally to aid teachers when
scheduling examinations, regis
tration, assemblies and other

Sholem Aleichern School
To Open on Sept. 8

An assembly in the school
auditorium to acquaint register-
ed children with the program
and activities of the Sholem
Aleichem Institute will start the
new school term on Sept. 8. The
Institute, located at 18496 Wyo-
ming, will impress on its stu-
dents the importance of Rosh
Hashanah.
The curricula of the school
includes experiences which teach
the significant activities of the
Jewish people, build a desire in
the child for further study, and
integrates students for better
service as American Jews, stated
Irving Panush, director.
Classes taught include Jewish
calendar, customs, traditions,
ceremonies, holiday s, Israel,
American-Jewish life, history,
literature, Yiddish and Hebrew.
Music, art, singing and dramat-
ics are also part of the program.
The pre-school nursery pro-
gram, for youngsters 3 to 5, is
available in morning and after-
noon sessions. From the age of
six the child is eligible for regu-
lar classes. Special classes have
been arranged for beginners,
aged 9 and 10.
Registration is now in process
at the school. Parents interested
in enrolling their children.
should call DI. 1-2552, or visit
the schobl, open daily, 10 a.m. to
5 p.m.

MISS SYLVIA SLIVE

Mr. and Mrs Harry A. Slive, of
Chicago, Ill., announce the en-
gagement of their daughter,
Sylvia, to Bernard Goldman,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan
Goldman, of 15736 Steel, Detroit.
Mr. Goldman is a graduate of
the University of Michigan. Miss
Slive graduated from New
- York University. The couple will
wed Oct. 14, at t h e Belden
Stratford Hotel, in Chicago.

GREEN-GOODMAN. In a cere-
mony Aug. 16 before Judge
George Edwards, Helen Good-
man, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Isadore Goodman, of Freeland
Ave., became the bride Of Len-
nart Daniel Green, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Dan Green, of Styrse,
Sweden.
The bride wore a white, lace,
cocktail dress, on which the lace
fell over a lining of taffeta. The .
gown featured a sweetheart
neckline, cap sleeves and full
pleated skirt. Her headdress,
short veil and accessories were
in white. She wore a wrist cor -
sage of white phaelanopsis.
Mrs. Irving Wolfe Goodman,
the bride's sister-in-law, was
matron of honor, and Charles
Jonathan Snell, the bride's
brother-in-law, was best man
Irving Goodman, her brother,
seated the guests.
Following a family dinner and
a reception at the Hotel Statler,
the couple left for a wedding
trip in the West where they plan
to make their home.

Light Up Y our
Holiday with a

A distinct community theat-
rical experiment chalks up an-
Two Detroit girls have left to
other successful year as 'W
- represent Wayne University's
Way Playhouse concludes the Hillel Foundation at the eighth
1953 season with the year's final annual national Hillel Summer
presentation—"Here Today" — Institute, held this year at ramp
which opens a two-week run on High Point, 'West Shokan, N.Y.
Tuesday.
The young ladies, Miss Sharon
"Here Today," a witty comedy Joyce Wachs, of 13330 Vassar,
by George Oppenheimer, is a and Miss Barbara Sheila Daitch,
love story marked by action of 4261 W. Grand, will be among
which gets livelier as the play 150 students from Hillel Foun-
progresses.
dations throughout the country
The importance of the pres- and from overseas communities
entation . is the project itself— at the sessions which began on
the success of a summer thea- Wednesday and continue
ter which continues to attract through this Thursday.
the discriminating audiences
"Toward a Program of Jewish
and at the same time encour- Living Today," the Institute's
ages actors who thus are given theme, will be carried out by a
an opportunity to practice their number of speakers including
art.
Philip Klutznick, president of
Bnai Brith; Abraham Harmon,
of the Israel Embassy ; Maurice
FIRST QUALITY
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Pullets, Caponettes, Fryers
Arthur J. Lelyveld, national di-
rector of Bnai Brith Hillel Foun-
Ducks Cr Turkeys
dations.

MISS RHODA KAPLAN

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kaplan,
of Humphrey Ave., announce the
engagement of their daughter
Rhoda, to Daniel Schwartz, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Israel Schwartz,'
or Cortland Ave. The wedding
will be solemnized Nov. 22, at
Bnai Moshe Synagogue.

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will be of assistance in sched-
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