Cancer Fighters Hear
Reports of Convention
The board of directors of the
City of Hope Cancer Fighters
opened the season with a lunch-
eon meeting held at the home
of Mrs. Sidney Knoll when var-
ious plans were formulated for
the coming year.
Helen Rosenberg, president,.
gave a report of activities of the
national convention held re-
cently in Los Angeles, and Fran-
ces Oschin, executive vice presi-
dent, gave a detailed account of
the City of Hope.
It was also reported that Mrs.
Elsinore Machris, who last year
contributed $80,000 for the pur-
chase of the cobalt bomb, con-
tributed $1,000,000 at the con-
vention for building a cardiac
surgery division.
The group's first regular meet-
ing will be held Sept. 21, at Hol-
iday Manor. Future meetings
will be held on the fourth Men-
day of the month.
Aug. 26—To Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam Simon (Maxine Joslove), of
18695 Stoepel, a daughter, Lori
Ann.
Aug. 24—To Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam Bernstein (Betty Jane Lew-
is), of Huntington VToods, Mich.,
a son, Kevin Lewis.
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July 23—To Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Mosten (Shirley Lichtenstein),
of 18057 Griggs, a daughter.
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Aug. 22 — To, Mr. and Mrs.
Alan E. Schwartz (Maryanne
Shapero), a son, Marc.
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Aug. 22—To Dr. and Mrs. Her-
bert Rosenbaiim (D o r i s Her-
man), of 19776 Snowden, a
daughter, Marjorie Lea.
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Aug. 19—To Mr. and Mrs. Mil-
ton Shafran (Joan Eston), of
Warrington Dr., a son, James
David.
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Aug. 19 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Morton Segerman (Shirley Gar-
finkel), of 9635 Petoskey, twins,
a son, Garry Allan, and daugh-
ter, Terry Ita.
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Aug. 15—To Mr. and Mrs.
Bertram Zausmer (Isabel Ruth
Serkin, of Winnipeg, Can.), of
23120 Wildwood, Oak Park, a
son, Gary Elliot.
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Aug. 13—To Mr. and Mrs. Her
man Neff (Helen Waterman), of
231105 Wildwood, Oak Park, a
son. Richard Joel.
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July 8—To Mr. and Mrs. Kurt
Ehrmann (Elsie Lewis), of 13501
Dexter, a son, Paul Robert.
CERTIFIED MOHEL
Rev, Yehudah Loewy
SERVING IN
Hospitals and Homes
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Eunice Rossen Wed
To Aaron Galperin
People Make News
Rabbi Leo Y. Goldman
Serving in Hospitals and Homes
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Please Note New Address
18245 Roselawn
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JEWISH
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Friday, September 4,, 1953
Men's dubs 1
EVE VI EISTE R dramatic
coach, announces that she will
PISGAH LODGE, Bnai Brith,
re-open her home-studio for the will hold its first fall meeting
teaching of dramatics, on Oct. 5. at 8:30 p.m., Sept. 14, at Park-
Mrs. Pat. Meister is well known side Hall. Members with Sep-
for bringing out talent in chil- tember birthdays will be hon-
dren, and when Miss Helen ored. Plans for the initiation
Hayes was in Detroit last Spring ceremony, scheduled for Sept. 20,
she • praised the original study- in the Sheraton Cadillac. Hotel,
method she uses with the chil- will be formulated,
dren. The last recital, called *********•********
"Meister Follies Dramatic R9- •
For the Tops in Tunes
vue," given at the Art Institute
on May 25, was very successfu:.
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A committee of prominent
And His Orchestra
SAMUEL H. RUBINER, presi-
Jewish leaders has been formed dent of the Jewish Welfare Fed-
t
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to encourage
eration, has been named one
the election of
of three co-chairmen to manage
Dr. Orville
the central assignment commit-
Linck, Wayne
tee of the 1953 Torch Fund
University pro-
Drive. Serving with him are
fessor, as a
Joseph J. Jeffrey, vice-president
MRS. AARON GALPERIN
member of the
of Great Lakes Steel, and Dr.
Detroit CommoW.
D. 'I'. Burton, superintendent of
Her parents' garden was the Council. Dr.
s of Women Say-
Wayne Diagnostic Hospital. The
setting of the marriage on Aug. Linck, although;;
U.se
committee
will
solicit
special
- _ Quality
To of Eunice Audre Rossen to not Jewish, is a
donors to the United Foundation
ecause It Saves
B ecausei
Aaron Galperin. The bride is member of(
to Nov: 12.
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Workmen's Cir-
TIME, MONEY & WORRY"
William Rossen, of 19355 Canter- cle Branch 463.
bury Rd. The bridegroom's par- Last year he Dr. Linck
Shirts Beautifully: Laundered
ents are the Joseph L. Galperins, was chosen for an annual award
of 19301 Warrington Dr. Rabbis by Workmen's Circle. He is a
REPAIRED OR REBUILT
Jacob E. Segal and Leon Fram supporter of a strong FEPC and
A Complete Selection of
officiated.
has worked against the McCar-
LAUNDRY an
Fine Lamps and Shades
Attending the bride were Mrs. ran. Act.
Shades to Fit Your Lamp
DRY CLEANING
Bernard Marks, her sister, as
matron of honor, and Mrs. Eu-
WEbster..3.8doo
gene Sloan, sister of the bride- Beth Aaron School
Yotai:Strbnige
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groom, as bridesmaid. Frederick
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Bernard Panush, director of
best man, and ushers included
the
Beth
Aaron
Religious
School,
Bernard Marks, Eugene Sloan,
Richard Vernick, Frank Adell, this week announced the re-
Leonard Polukoff and Gerry opening of the school on Sept.
13. Classes will be held in the
Goldman.
CHILDREN'S SCRATCH AND BREAK
school's own quarters, at 18000
The bride was gowned in Wyoming.
RESISTANT GLASSES
misty tulle and chantilly lace,
Two sessions are planned, one
with a square neck bodice of
Reasonably Priced
matching lace, which fit snugly from 9:15 to 11 a.m., and the
over her bouffant skirt of tulle. other from 11 a.m. to 12:45 p.m.
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Bands of the lace were inset in Children from the kindergarten
the skirt. Her fingertip veil of through grade 9 are eligible to
OWN GLASSES ACCURATELY FILLED
pure, silk illusion fell from a attend.
Dr.
Marvin
Last,
educational
Lenses Duplicated • Immediate Repairs
Broken
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tiara headpiece, which was fash-
ioned of rhinestone - studded chairman, advises that registra-
pearl orange blossoms. She car- tion is accepted from 7 to 9 p.m.,
ried a crescent bouquet of mums at the synagogue. He predicts a
HOURS—Mon., Tues., Wed., Sat., 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
record attendance of over 500
and stephanotis.
Thursday to 9 p.m.; Friday to 5:30 p.m.
Following a motor trip to Cali- students, and advises parents to
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register
their
children
early.
fornia, the couple will reside at
Junior
and
children's
services
17572 Schaefer.
during the High Holy Days will
be conducted by the religious
school. Curricula includes Bible,
customs, ceremonies, Zionism,
holidays, songs and Hebrew
study for advanced grades.
HERE TODAY, George Oppen-
heimer's delightful comedy on Gemiluth Chassodim
"bad manners," will continue
for a second week at Will-0- Opens School Registration
. takes pleasure in announcing the open-
Way Playhouse on West Long
An open house celebration
Lake Road near Telegraph. The
ing of his new, ultra-modern and larger of-
closing performance on Sunday, was held recently by the Cong.
Gemiluth
Chassodim
Religious
Sept. 13, will ring down the
fices at 17129 Livernois, near Varsity Theater.
curtain on another successful School to mark the close of the
summer
semester.
Plans
are
summer stock season for the
UN, 1-4251.
troupe guided by Producer-Di- currently being made, and en-
rollments accepted, for the new
rector William Way Merrill.
former location:
term.
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The one-day-a-week school is
Nelson Chemicals Co. this week
904 Kales Bldg.
announced the appointment of open to children of members
BEN DESENBERG, former Jew- and to youngsters in the gen-
ish War Veterans' Michigan eral community. Hebrew read
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•Rabbi MORRIS ADLER, of De-
troit's Cong. Shaarey Zedek, has
been named to the national ad-
visory committee of the Syna-
gogue of America, only national
organization representing all
branches of American Jewry.
The appointment is part of the
organization's major expansion
program. Among the commit-
tee's first assignments will be
arranging a national assembly
next spring to assess the basic
religious needs and problems of
American Jewry.
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