Women's Council
Slates Drive for
Clothing Bundles
Sisters Married in Recent Ceremonies
MRS. GEORGE J. MILLER
The two daughters- of Mr. and
Mrs. Abraham Bobroff, of Tyler
Ave., were recently joined in
matrimony to local young men
in separte ceremonies.
Charlotte Mary Bobroff, be-
came the bride of Dr. George J.
Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Max
et Miller, of Ternes Ave., Dearborn,
MRS. MAX BARAHAL
in a ceremony at Holiday Manor.
Rev. Bobroff was united in
marriage to Max Barahal, son
of Rev. and Mrs. Oscar Barahal,
of Calvert Ave., in rites per-
formed at the home of the
bride's aunt and uncle, Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Borman, of Linc-
olnshire Dr.
Shulamith Katznelson at Wayne as U.S.
Exchange Teacher; Invites Americans
co Study Hebrew at Israel Ulpan School
A distinguished Israeli school
principal and teacher, here as
a member of the group of
teachers from 48 countries who
are studying conditions in this
country under the. Smith-Mundt
portion of the U. S. Point 4
teachers' exchange pr o g r a m,
took occasion to urge American
Jews to study in Israel in order
to be able to participate active-
ly in the Hebraic renaissance.
Miss Shultamith Katznelson,
director of the famous school
Ulpan Akiva of Nathanyah, Is-
rael, formerly Ulpan Nahariah,
presently is participating in
seminars 'at Wayne University.
Together with a group of 16
from 15 countries—part of the
larger group that came here
under the Smith-Mundt provi-
sions — Miss Katznelson, whom
her co-workers call Shula, par-
ticipated in a three-week orien-
tation in Washington upon her
arrival in this country. It was
an introduction to American
ways of life, which included an
exchange of experiences among
participants and American
leaders.
The second phase of her
trip is an 11-week stay at
Wayne University, with semi-
nars, studies of conditions in
this country and ex-Changes of
viewpoints being arranged by
Marion Edman, professor of
education at the local uni-
versity. Miss Katznelson also
will study methods of teach-
ing languages at the Univer-
sity of Michigan during this
period. This phase will be fol-
lowed by tours of other states
for acquisition of a more ex-
tensive knowledge of this
country by the visitors.
Hordeses. She is one of three
Israelis who have been commis-
sioned under the Smith-Mundt
program to come to this coun-
try this year. Shulamith Rabi-
novich of Jerusalem came with
her and the third, Mrs. Barth,
will arrive later.
The interesting visitor's chief
concern upon her arrival here
was to undertake to encourage
American Jews to go to Israel,
to study at her school—Ulpan
Akiva. For a nominal fee of
$300, a five-month course of
study can be pursued at this
school, Miss Katznelson pointed
out. She expained that in the
Ulpanim there are specialized
courses for newcomers in Israel,
as well as. for Baha'i, Arabs and
others who desire to study the
ISraeli ways and Hebrew. Her
own Ulpan, she reported with
pride, is known as "Ulpan de
Luxe," because of the advances
it has made in teaching
methods.
Students desiring to study in
the Ulpan can register either
through the Jewish Agency or
the Israeli Consulates.
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Jo Anne Mend low
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Bell-Schwartz Nuptials
Slated for November
On the dawn of the New
Year 5714 we extend our most
sincere wishes to our rela-
tives and friends for a season
of joy and contentment, hap-
piness and prosperity, peace
and good will.
Dr. & Mrs. Harry H. Kay & Val-
erie Anita & Jim
126 N. Clark Dr., Beverly Hills,
Calif.
Mr. & Mrs. Fred Katz &
2999 Tuxedo
Mr. & Mrs. Sam Lefkofsky &
Family
3292 Taylor
'Mr. & Mrs. Lew Rose & Family
16239 LaSalle Blvd.
Rabbi & Mrs. K. Weinberg &
Family
2667 Tuxedo
Telcove Club to Open
Sunday Night Social Series
MISS CLAIRE BELL
At a recent family dinner, Mr.
and Mrs. Nathan Bell, of 3302
Tuxedo, announced the engage-
ment of their daughter, Claire,
to Dr. Arthur Schwartz, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Schwartz, of
Heyden Ave.
Dr. Schwartz is a graduate of
Loyola University Dental School
in Chicago. A November wedding
is planned.
Rose Drootman, president of
TelcOve Club, announces the
opening of its new season of
weekly Sunday night socials at
7 p.m., Oct. 4, at the D. W.
Simons Jewish Center, 4000 Tux-
edo.
The club is an organization of
single, middle-aged men and
women, and was organized nine
years ago, the first Jewish group
of its kind in Detroit.
CARD OF THANKS
THE BEST IN MUSIC
AND ENTERTAINMENT
The family of the late Max
Eisenberg wishes to thank its
relatives and friends for the
many kindnesses extended dur-
ing its recent bereavement.
Wedding, Bar Mitzvah and
Sweet Sixteen Invitations.
MICKEY
WOOLF
And His
Orchestra
CALL NOW
FOR FALL
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Matches and Napkins
Complete Selection at Reasonable
Prices
MRS. KATE ALTMAN
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Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Ledger
of Clements Ave., announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Barbara, to Theodore Alpert,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Al-
pert of Tyler Ave. A March
wedding is planned.
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Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Balkin,
of Oak Park, announce the en-
gagement of their sister, Edith
Greenbaum, to Aaron Maniker
son of Mr. and Mrs. Max Mani-
ker, of Burlingame Ave. The
bridegroom-elect is a graduate
of Wayne University, and is affi-
liated with Gamma Kappa Chi
fraternity. A November wedding
is planned.
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The Guard Republican Band
of France will play in Detroit's
Masonic Auditorium, Oct. 2. The
program will in-
clude classical
and semi-clas-
sical music, cli-
maxed by a
cycle of thrilling
marching songs
from the epoch
of the French
evolution. The
audience w i 11
hear Conductor
Brun,
Francois - Julien
Brun's "Rhin at Danube," march
of the First French Army which
was written during World War
Friday, September 25, 1953
Dance with Delight
Miss Katznelson, whose moth-
er, Bathsheba Katznelson, is a
member of the Knesset, can be
contacted during her stay here
at the home of the William
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In order to stock the two Re-
sale Shops of the Detroit Sec-
tion, National Council of Jewish
Women, until the annual fund-
raising event, Mrs. Saul Glueck-
man, vice-president, has com-
pleted plans for a one-day bun-
dle in-gathering drive on Sun-
day.
With assistance from Boy
Scout Troop 515, clothing will
be collected from the 2700 mem-
bers of Council. Funds raised
from the Resale Shops provide
means of promoting self-educa-
tion, social action, overseas
projects and community service,
which are all part of Council's
pr o g r a m, according to 'Mrs.
Glueckman.
Mrs. William M. Stein is
chairman of the bundle drive,
and is assisted by Mrs. Ben
Weintraub, co-chairman. Vice-
chairmen include Mesdames Os-
car Silverman, Theodore Roth,
Sydney Milgrom, Franklin Si-
den, B. Sternberg, Fred Kaye,
Philip R. Marcuse, Joseph Klein,
Leonard Oppenheim, Ralph
Kleinsmith and Thomas Moers.
Council's annual fund-raising
drive, which also stocks the Re-
sale Shops, will be a Jacques
Fath fashion show, to be pre-
sented Nov. 20, at the Royal
Theater.
The Northwest Chapter of
Council invites all area women
to attend the opening meeting
and luncheon at 12:30 p. m.,
Oct. 5, at Ahavas Achim Syna-
gogue. P. J. Podalskis, associate
professor of economics at the
University of Detroit, will speak
on "Russia's Internal Weak-
nesses."
Chairmen of the event are
Mesdames Roy Berry, Charles
Colman, Mar vin Rosenberg,
Jeanne Schwayder and Harold
Kaufman. Mrs. "Herbert Eskin
will deliver the opening prayer.
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MISS JO ANNE MENDLOW
Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. Men
dlow, of Ward Ave., announce
the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Jo Anne, to Melvin Brus-
tein, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sol
Brustein, of Riverside Dr., New
York.
The bride-elect is a graduate
of the University of Michigan.
Her fiance graduated from
Staunton Military Academy and
Bard College.
In these times we fight for
ideas and newspapers are our
fortesses.—Heine.
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