1 6 DETRO I T. JEWI SH NEWS

Federation Women to Scout Campaign
Agencies on 'Mystery BIM Tour'

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Friday, October 9, 1953

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man of , the education commit-
tee, announce that the four and
a half hour tour, including
lunch,. costs • $1. Reservations
may be made with Marilyn Ko-
pel, WO. 5-3939.
Mrs Philip Bernstein and Mrs.
Robert Berman are in charge of
routing and timing the tour.

Other mdMbers of the committee who
will serve as hostesses, guides., and
registrars include Mesdames Stanley
Akers, Murray Altman, Morris Bachman,
Morton Barnett, Theodore D. Birnkrant,
Bernard Bladen, Benjamin. Bond, Allan
N. Brown, Leonard Cohen, Samuel Feld-
stein, Ellis • Fisher, Jay Gollub, Samuel
Hamburger I. Jerome Hauser, Philip
Hellman. Benjamin Jackson, Ben Jones,
Sidney - Kalt, Abe Katzman, Louis Kazdan,
Joseph Hanel, Henry Krolik, Harold
Kukes, Irwin Lappin, Norman Levey,
Jerome Mark, Jack Medvin, Robert J.
Newman, Arthur S. Purdy, Harold
Schieiber, Henry Turkel, Milton A. Weiss,
David P. Zack and Louis Zlaikin.

' Mrs. ROBERT BERMAN (left)
and Mrs. PHILIP BERNSTEIN
icheck space arrangements on
United .flebrew. School . buses,
:which will b6 aVailable for the
!."mystfry bus tour," which offiz•
:cially opens the fall .program of
;the Womein's Division, Jewish
:Welfare Federation.
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Wednesday is the day that
:members of the Jewish Welfare
.Federation's Women's Division
will embark on *a "mystery bus
;tour" covering a complete •
:cult of local agencies which are
'beneficiaries of the Allied JeW-
ish Campaign.
Beginning at 10 a. m., at the
Davison Jewish Center, the tour
will provide first-hand informa-
tion on the operating program
Of the agencies. Guides will ac-
company each group.
Mrs. Raymon& Sokolov and
Airs. Maxwell Katzen, co-chair-
, men- of the tour sub-committee,
.and Mrs. Raymond Kulka, chair-

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Max P. Steinway,'. Sam Stoller,'
William J. Weinstein and Sam-
uel N. Zack.
Morris Brandwine served as
chairman of the installation
comm . ittee, and Louis Please,
presided at the ceremonies.

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GEMILUTH HASSODIM
MEWS CLUB will hold its fifth.
annual Simhat Torah Ball on
Saturday evening, at Cong. Bnai
Moshe. Carlos. Rivera and his.
orchestra will play for dancing.
Entertainment will include Ray
Samuels and Madeleine, comedy
dance team. A complete buffet
supper and prizes also will be
featured.
* *
BNAI - DAVID MEN'S CLUB
will hold a get-acquainted night
in the form of a stag party, be-
ginning at 8:30 p.m., Thursday,
in the synagogue social hall. A
speaker, entertainment and -
movies will be featured on •the
program. Members are urged to
bring their friends.
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AESCULAPIAN PHARMACEU-
TICAL- ASSOCIATION is plan-
OCt. 3—To.Mr. and Mrs. Albert ning its 27th annual dinner-
A. Zack (Ruth Sood), of 20252 dance on Nov. 11, at Latin Quar-
Braille, a son, Paul Martin.
ter. The Fenby-Carr Orchestra
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will furnish the music, and a
Sept: 29—To Mr. and Mrs. program of entertainment and
Charlie Wolok (Shirlee Shlain), prizes is planned. A cocktail
Of W. Outer Dr.,' a son, Michael hour will precede the dinner.
David.
For reservations, call H. Bord-
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man, UN. 1-5710.
Sept. 22—To Mr. and Mrs.
* * *
Louis Foreman (Jackie Goldman,
Dr. Julius Mark, senior rabbi
formerly of Detroit), of Chicago, of 'Temple .Emanu-El-, Brooklyn,
a son; Gary Kroll. .
N.Y., will be principal speaker at
a welcome din-
, Sept..16—To * Mr. and Mrs. ner planned by
:Leonard Levine (Betty Jean the Men's Club
Klee), a son, Richard Bruce.
of Temple .Beth
• * *
El in honor of
To Mr. and. Mrs. David H. Dr. 'Richard C.
; Stulberg (Florine Grossberg), of Hertz, spiritual
-801 W. Madison, Ann Arbor, leader o f the
:Mich., a daughter, Sheri Lynn.
congrega ti on.
The event is
scheduled for 7
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Tuesday, in
Rev. Yehudah Loewy p.m.,
the temple'8
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Sidney M. . Levine, program
chairman of BETH A A R O N
MEN'S CLUB announces the or-
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ganization!s. father. and kids fun
fest, to be held at 8:30 p.m.,
Rabbi Leo Y. Goldman Wednesday,
in the • synagogue
s erving in Hospitals and Homes
social hall. Included in the pro-
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monies, Cedric the Great, magi-
cian, and..Superman. Prizes and
refreshments will be featured.
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Joseph Gorman was installed
as president of Cong. Bnai Da-
Vid at- a; special *ceremony re-
cently that was followed, by a
luncheon ., given by Cantor and
Mrs. Hyman Adler.
Also installed by Rabbi Hayim
Donin were Charles N. Shere,
vice-president; Morris J. Brand-
wine, treasurer; , and Harry
Friedberg, secretary. .
Members of the board are Jo-,
seph BiederMan, Meyer Berman,
Isadore Gruskin, Jerome Key-
well, Gerald Kowall, Din. Otis,
Harry Pearson, Louis Please,
Eugene I. Rosen, Manuel Rosen-
thal, Julius` Bitten, Aaron Shiff-
man, Max Simon, Jack Singer,
Samuel .Smith, Nathan, Sosin,

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Luncheon arrangements are
being handled by Mesdames El-
lis Fishman and. Irving Wartell,
of the food committee, and pub-
licity is the responsibility of
Mesdames • Benjamin Shwayder,
chairman, and David Cooper and
Herbert Keidan, vice-chairmen.

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Install Joseph Gorman

Calendar for Armed Forces

NEW YORK — The 1953-54
Jewish Calendar for Members of
the Armed Forces, which con-
tains information of religious,
recreational and educational in-
terest to American Jewish GIs,
has just collie ,off the press, it
was announced by the National
Jewish Welfare Board, publisher
of the calendar. More than
3,000,000 calendars have been
distributed by JWB since 1917.

Mr. and Mrs. Sam Levin, of
Pontiac, MiCh., announce the
engagement of ' their daughter,
Rose Marie, to Dr. Leonard H.
Cain, son of Mrs. Merrill Cohen,
of Port Huron, Mich., and the
late Mr: Cohen.
The bride-elect is a graduate
of the University of Michigan
where she was affiliated with
Sigma Delta Pi sorority.' She aLsO
attended Wayne University and
the University of Mexico in
Mexico City.
Her fiance, a graduate of Chi-
cago College of Dental Surgery
at Loyola University and a
member of Alpha Omega frater-
nity, served in the armed forces
for three years. The couple is
planning a Nov. 29 wedding.

Adas Shalom Sisterhood
Offers Youth Program

Mrs. Herbert L. Harris, presi-
dent of Adas. Shalom Sisterhood,
announces the organization's
first meeting of the year at
12:30 p.m., Monday, in the syna-
gogue social hall.
Mrs. George R. Liss, vice-
president of program, has plan-
ned the season's events on the
general theme "How Beautiful
Is Our Heritage." The first pro-
gram will demonstrate that
theme with a program given by
youth.
A panel, composed of United
Synagogue <Hi-Teen members,
conduct a round table discus-
sion on "Youth Asks the Way.'
Rabbi Jacob E. Segal will be
moderator,.
Young people participating in
the program are Harold Barron,
president of the Hi-Teens of
Adas *Shaloin Synagogue, Susan
Biber, Sandra Gellman, Robert
Katchke, Bruce _Siegan and Lor-
raine Small. •
Sisterhood inernbers are in-
vited tO . bring their friends to
the Prograni.

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