Ophelia Kessler Wed .
To Leonard Herman

Hadassah SOC Plans -Ed ucation Day Program

Ta es Out-of Schocli

'The Y dull, of a Nation are the Trustees
of Posterity."--Disr4e,ii.

By

By*

Joni
Handleman,

Judy .
Alzofon

Mumford
High

Central
High

Closing Mumford's first var-
sity football season will be the
game today against Cass Tech.
Our boys will really be out to
win this one after taking a 32
to 0 loss from Pershing last
week, its worst defeat of the
Year. The team will be honored
at a Football Dance, to be held
MRS. LEONARD HERMAN
this evening in the Guest gym-
nasium, Fenkell and Wyoming.
In a double ring ceremony
Jeff Moore was elected presi-
Oct. 25, at Lacher's, Ophelia
Kessler, daughter of Mr. and dent of the senior class at last
Mrs. Victor Kessler, of Glendale week's elections. Also voted into
Ave., was joined in marriage to office as top seniors were Bar-
Pfc. Leonard Herinan, son of bara Sinith, veep; Margaret
Mrs. • Sophie Herman, of Elm- Reault, secretary; and Harvey
hurst Ave., and the late Mr. Gold, treasurer.
Meetings were held by the
Samuel Herman. Rabbi Morris
Adler and Cantor Hyman Adler Science Club and Latin Club last
week. The latter group will be
officiated.
of Central High's Latin
The bride's gown in the new guests
Club at a "Sing for Your Sup-
shade of sentimental pink was per"
program at 3:30 p. m., Nov.
of chantilly lace over satin and
tulle, and was fashioned with a 18, at Central.
A total of six tons of clothing
fitted bodice which rose to an
off-the-shoulder scalloped illu- was collected in the recent drive
sion neckline. Her bouffant held by Mumford students. The
skirt of ballerina length swept individual grade contest was
into an apron back showing the won by the ninth graders who
turned in the most clothes.
fine tulle pleating.
Everyone is invited to audition
Her fingertip veil fell from a
Juliet cap of matching lace that for the senior play. Tryouts are
was • edged in -pearls. • She carried scheduled for this week.
white orchids with.-streamers of:I Hallowe'en parties occupied a
place of prominence on the
stephanotis on a prayer book.
Edith • Shreeman was maid of agenda of most Mumfordites.
honor, and Gladys Herman, sis= On Hallowe'en eve a party was
ter_ of the bridegrbom, was the held at - the home of Jerry Tau-
bridesmaid. Harold Herman: was ber, with Lois -Greenberg as
his brother's best man, and-Sey- hostess. In attendance were Art
Elkin, Paula Chaenko, Dick Gould,
!no* Hertz was Usher.
Bev Stein, Iry Levy, Barbara
Following dinner and a receP'- Saferstein, Freddy Galpern, Re-
- couple motored nee Goldstein, Sonny Miller,
through Canada for ' a- honey'- Carol Polinsky, Mark 'Klinger,
mobil in . Quebec:
Eleanor Thomas, Skip Magid-
sohn, Bebe Rosenzweig, Alan
Bramson and Joni Handleman.
At another party, held by
jetury
Stephen Wise Chapter, AZA, at
the home of Dave Gelfand, Joni
Randleman was hostess. At-
On the _Air tending wee Bob Greenstein,
Marlene Reisman, Lenny Blondy,
This Week's Radio and
Mary Joelson, Dick Carson,
Television Programs
Diana Meltzer, Marshall Shus-
of Jewish Interest
ter, Audrey Shapiro, Myron Gold,
Reva Miller, Mel Foster, Gail
MESSAGE OF ISRAEL
German, Ronny Weisman, Lorry
Time: 10 a.m., Sunday, Nov. 8 Korn, Jerry Yudkoff, Carol Jo-
Station WXYZ
seph, Chuck Babbush, Elaine
Feature: Rabbi Milton Rosen- Cohen, Harold Tobes, Debby
bauni, of Cong. Beth El, Fort Wayner, Harvey Lasher, Marilyn
Worth ; Tex., will be the guest Stein, Jerry Schneider and San-
speaker.
dra Littky.
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The party served also as an
THE ETERNAL LIGHT
Time: 12:30 p.m., Sunday, Nov. 8 installation event for Wise of-
ficers, who are Bruce Lyons,
Station: WWJ
Feature: Rabbi Jacob K. Segal, president; Jay Keystone, veep;
of Detroit's Adas Shalom Syna- Byron Gold, secretary; Mel Fos-
gogue, will be guest speaker. The ter, treasurer; Jerry Schneider,
program also will include the reporter; and Chuck Babbush,
story of a humble man named sgt.-at-arms.
On Nov. 21, Councilettes will
Simon whose only request was to
hold their "Rustic Romp" square
"Journey with Elijah."
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dance at the- Woodward Jewish
Center. Tickets can be pur-
FRONTIERS OF FAITH
Time: 9:30 a.m., Sunday, Nov. 8 chased from any Councilette
Station: WWJ-TV, Channel 4 Member.
Feature: The first of four Jew-
• ish-interest programs will be Collect $6,150 to Aid
presented. Called "Between Two
Eternities," the script will tell Yeshivoth in Issrael
the story of the life of Solomon
A group of Detroit women who
Schechter, the late scholar and
first president of the Jewish organized several years' ago to
Theological Seminary of Amer- aid needy yeshivoth in Israel re-
cently collected $6,150. Under
ica.
the supervision of the Vaad
Council to Meet Nov. 1 1 Hayeshivoth of De t r o i t, the
funds were used to purchase
Jewish Community Council Scrip certificates in that
delegates and presidents of af- amount, and sent to 34 Israel
filiated organizations will meet institutions.
Individual collectors and their
Wednesday,. 8:30 p.m., at Work-
receipts include:
men's Circle Center.
Sidney M. Shevitz, Council
Mrs. Sarah Goldman, $1,805,
president, stressed that attend- of which $100 was a personal
ance at the Assembly provides contribution; Mrs. Zelda Blum,
the only way for organizations to $202; Jacob Baker, collected
make their voices heard, in dis- from synagogueS and indivi-
cussions and in reaching deci- duals, $405, his and Mrs. Baker's
sions.
personal contribution of $350
and a total general collection
DETROIT JEWISH NEWS-15 by the Bakers amounting. to
$3,198.
Friday, November 6, 1953

The first thing we'd like to
do this week is- extend our heart-
iest congratulations to the new-
ly elected 12A officers: presi-
dent, Miles Hurwitz; veep, Carl
Pfiefer; Secretary, Myrna
Schwartz; and treasurer, Judy
Fields.
Phil Stone, 12B, was elected
to the office of City Council-
man at Detroit's Annual Boys'
Day Convention, with Miles Hur
witz acting as Phil's campaign
manager. Phil served as coun
cilman on Oct. 16, which Mayor
Cobo officially proclaimed "Boys'
Day."
To start the day, Councilman
Stone and other "elected" offi -
cials, were escorted by the police
to the office of Mayor Cobo
where they were sworn in and
attended a meeting of the Corn-
mon. Council. A luncheon given
by the Junior Chamber of Com-
merce, a tour of the Detroit
waterfront on a fireboat, an in-
spection of the police and fire
departments and a dinner
guests of the Detroit Board of
Commerce at Veterans Memo-
rial made up the day. The eve- I
ning was spent at the Catholic
Central - Boys' Town football I
game at Briggs Stadium.
Bernice Lahr and Allan Roth
attended the recent state-wide
Junior Red Cross convention at
Kellogg Center, Michigan State
College.
Another important election,
held last week, was that of the
Student Council. After repre
sentatives were elected from dif-
ferent study halls, another elec-
tion was held to choose those
who will lead the Council. The
victors are Harriett Chodoroff
president; Bob Schecter, veep;
I Marian Gleeberman, secretary;
and Ronnie Horowitz, treasurer.

Southern Oakland County Wayne University, who will speak
Chapter of Hadassah will hold on "Observations of Current
its second annual Education, American Policies."
Day at 10:30 a.m., Nov. 17, at
Mrs. Daniel Mandelbaum, pro-
Carpenter's Hall, 1949 12 Mile, gram chairman, stated that all
Berkley, it was announced this organizations in the community
week by SOC president, Mrs. are invited to attend. Luncheon
Sherwin Davidson.
reservations may be placed with
The all-day program will fea- Mrs. Englander, LI. 4-0902.
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