Center Adult Instil ute to Inaugurate Four Courses of Varied Interest Two courses are scheduled to begin this week and another two the following .week in the Jewish. Community Center's Adult Institute, it was an- nounced this week by Dr. Harry Lerner, director of adult activi- ties. Open for registratiOn this week are 'The Effective Family in a Changing Society," led by Dr. Richard Kerchkoff, head of the Merrill Palmer School's family life department, a n d "Understanding a n d Enjoying Your Child," a 10 week course taught by Samuel Kellma n, chief clinical psychologist at Harper Hospital. The former is open to fathers and mothers, and begins at 9 p.m., Thursday. It runs fox' 10 weeks. Dr. Kellman's class is informal in nature, and is part of the Center's "Family Fun Day." Open to Center juniors and their families, the class meets the first three Sundays of each month, from 3 to 4:30 p.m. Mrs. Aaron to Preside At Bond Women's Lunch lbws. Samuel Aaron, of 2276 Oakman, has been selected to chair the Israel bond women's "Comparative Jewish History," which originally was to • open this week, has been postponed to 10:30 a.m., Dec. 13 to avoid conflict with a previously sched- uled Hanukah program of the Jewish Parents Institute. This course, led by Harry Na- than, meets at t h e Davison Branch, and is based on a Har- vard University course of the same title taught by Prof. Harry Wolfsen. The class is designed to teach the relationship be- tween current Jewish practices and problems and those of earl- ier eras. The first offering in the semi- monthly "Great Film Series," conducted at 8:30 p.m., every other Sunday in the Davison Center, will be "The Affair I Blum," dramatic story of the anti-Semitic Dreyfus Case in I Germany. • To be shown Dec. 13, in the Davison Center, this is the first of a series which will include 10 films on various subjects selected by Cinema 16, sponsors of the series. To attend the program, it is I Heads N.J. Welfare Council NEWARK , N.J. (JTA) — Her- man Pekarsky, executive direc- tor of the Jewish Community C'ouncil of Essex County, has been elected president of the New Jersey Welfare Council, non-sectarian, statewide organ- ization of public and private welfare agencies. ABRAHAM M. SCHEUER Certified Public Accountant announces the necessary to join Cinema 16, which will meet this Wednesday, 1 at 8:30 m in the Woodward Center to see "Picture in Your Mind" and "Feeling of Rejec- tion." Discussion follows a 11 film showings. For information on any of the adult education program, con- tact Dr. Lerner, TR. 5-8450. Alpha Alumnae Group, Iota Alpha sorority, will meet at 8 p.m., today, in the home of Mrs. Robert Slavin, 17310 Stoepel. Plans for a children's Hanukah party at 3 p.m., Dec. 12, in the home of Mrs. Morris Plotnick, 18213 Kentucky, will be dis- cussed. Our Want Ads Get Results, Temple Beth El Players In The Cast: Bob Lesl ie PreSent Smart 3-Act Comedy! "GOODBYE AGAIN" removal of his officeilo 17616 Wyoming UN. 1-9022 Detroit 21, Michigan SUNDAY MONDAY 8:40 P. Al 8:40 P. Al DEC. 13 DEC. 14 Ruth Frank Herb Aronsson Carol Kottler Ann Lewis Leon Wayburn Joel Greenberg Julius Stern Al Rogan Mildred Wayburn Jerry Sklar • TICKETS AT THE DOOR TEMPLE BET EL $1.40 WOODWARD AT GLADSTONE In Place of Their Usual Holiday Greetings . The Undersigned Bring You This Timely Message Dear Friends: During the last year YOUR LOCAL DETROIT TUBERCULOSIS SANATORIUM, with the aid of YOUR CONTRIBUTIONS were able to : MRS. SAMUEL AARON Hanukah dessert luncheon, Dec. 7,' at the Davison Center. Mrs. Aaron will receive reports from key bond workers, in an effort to unify cash collections before the end of the year. Assisting Mrs. Aaron in the cash collection drive are: Mrs. Milton INfahler and Mrs. Joseph Katchk . e, chairmen; Mrs. Robert Drews, publicity; Mrs. Samuel Green and Mrs. Harry Kay, council of organizations; Mrs. Norman Erode and Mrs. Bess Greenwald, service groups; Mrs. Philip Helfman, sis- terhoods: Mrs. Samuel Aaron and Mrs. Joseph Newman, national groups; Mrs. Julius Ring, miscellaneous groups; Mrs. A, Potiker, arrangements of report meet- ings; Mrs. Philip Cutler, Mrs. I. B. Dwor- man and Mrs. Charles Makie, cash col- lection of special sales; Mrs. Philip Stollman and Sirs. Max Stollman, host- esses and arrangements; Mrs. Samuel B. Dant°, honorary spOnsors, Mrs. Philip Brcudo, telephone squad; Mrs. Irving Lipson, M r s. Morris Mendelson, Mrs. Harry Portnoy, Mrs. Morris Kurtzman. and Miss Bluma Levin, chairmen of the day. Mrs. Alexander Lowenthal, na- tional chairman of the Women's Division for State of Israel Bonds, will be the speaker at the luncheon. Mrs. Aaron states that a point system of "credits" has been de- vised for women bond workers and that a fur piece will be. pre- sented after Jan. 14 to the lead- ing worker. 18—DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Friday, December 4, 1953 .eamomift Holiday Greetings (1) Take nearly 65,000 FREE X-Rays in schools and factory areas throughout Wayne County in the mobile unit. This work contributes much to detect tuberculosis in its earliest stages . . . thereby saving many families years of worry and hardship if this disease had gone undetected. (2) Send 450 potential young TB victims to the FREE camp for health building. (3) Properly maintain Leland Sanatorium, rural branch of the main Sanatorium. (4) Continue importan projects in occupational therapy, appropriate $50,000 for rebuilding and re-equipping the children's camp to make it not only the most modern in Michigan but also to successfully use it as a weapon against the spread of TB among our children. . Shortly after Thanksgiving and through December 25th, thirty-five million SINGLE BAR SEALS will be distributed by mail. Only with . your help can YOUR LOCAL DETROIT TUBERCULOSIS SANATORIUM continue to keep under control this vicious disease . . . so . . . when your SINGLE BAR SEALS reach you .. please contribute and send' what you can. Sincerely, AMSTERDAM PRESS and We J. WHITE & CO. Est. 1890 467 Amsterdam BOND & BAILEY AUTOMOTIVE PARTS & MACHINE CO. BACKAM & CHODOROFF Also Metalliizing and Block Repair 1255'Broadway 2707 W. FORT TA. 5-4017 15500 Woodrow Wilson • CADILLAC FURNITURE FISHER WALL PAPER & PAINT CO. 4801 Woodward Holiday Greetings JOHN'S SERVICE SHELL Washing — Lubrication ---Tires Batteries --Accessories 3600 GRAT1OT WA. 2-9777 GENERAL SMOKED FISH Co. 1337 Winder GUARDIAN STEEL CORP. THE HIGHLAND PARKER Printers of THE JEWISH NEWS 30 Bartlett 660 Gratiot SHECTER FURNITURE CO. JACOBSON COAL CO. 8928 - 12th. 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