LI Hs Wom on Uonor Past Presidents
At Luncheon to be Held Thursday
I 8—DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, April 23, 1954
Shelda Sklar, Allan Soble
Engagement Announced
Rabbi Donin Named to
Rabbinical Commission
Rabbi Haym Donin of Congre-
gation Bnai David has been
named to the national Rabbinic
Advisory Commission established
by Yeshiva University to guide
its newly - formed Community
Service Division which will pro-
vide Jewish congregations in the
United States and Canada with
service in seven major areas, it
was announced here. by Rabbi
Morris Berman, president of the
Rabbinic Alumni.
Bar Mitzvahs
fast presidents of Women's Auxiliary of the United Hebrew
Schools, left to right: Standing, MRS. JACK TOBIN, MRS. ALEX-
ANDER. MOSS, MRS. JACOB AXELROD, MRS. CHARLES ROBIN-
SON, MRS. GEORGE 'ROBERTS; seated, MRS. IRVING ROGO-
VEIN. MRS. ALBERT CARNICK„ MRS. LOUIS GELFAND, MRS.
MAURICE ZACKHEII'1, MRS. LOUIS TOBIN,
At a tea at the home of Mrs. Mrs. Ruben Isaac s, general
Ben Gould. members of the Wo- chairman; Mrs. Abe Katzman,
men's Auxiliary of the United program chairman; Mrs. Monte
Hebrew Schools reported on re- M e s k i n, publicity; Mrs. Ben
servations for the forthcoming Gould and Mrs. Meyer Stewart,
President's Day luncheon. to be ticket chairmen; Mrs. Louis
held at Holiday Manor next Tobin and Mrs. Bert Smokier,
Thursday, 12 noon. arrangements; Mrs. Harry Ob-
Committee chairmen for the erstein, m u s i c; Mrs. Milford
luncheon, which will feature a Pregerson, moderator; Mrs. Ir-
ehildren's fashion show, are: ving Rogovein, fashion show.
Tales Out of School
"The Youth of a Nation are the Trustees
of Posterit. ik"—Disr4e11.
By
Nancy
Falk
Judy
Alzofon
Mumford
High
Central
High
Announce Completion of
New Beth Joseph Shul
Thanks to the zealous devo-
tion of its building committee,
synagogue members and the
participation of the Jewish com-
munity, the new Beth Joseph
Synagogue, Wyoming near Pick-
ford, has been completed, an-
nounces Hyman Karp, president
of P4ushiner Farein.
The Ladies
Auxiliary of the
Shul furnished
a n d equipped
sectional needs
for the new
synagogue.
Members o f
the building
committee are
Hyman Karp,
Morris Fisher„
Hyman Karp Morris Berman,
Samuel Robinson, Samuel Parr
skrad Mrs. A. Winokur.
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Mr. and Mrs. Harry B. Gurvis,
of 18466 Roselawn, announce the
Bar Mitzvah of their son, Rich-
ard Philip, on May 1, at Cong.
Bnai Moshe. A dinner and re-
ception will be held in his honor
at Holiday Manor May 2.
Hadassah Group Presents
'Cap'n Sammy's Showboat' I
By
The TV program, "Quiz 'Em
all the Air," was fortunate to
have for its guests Mary Star-
man, Jim Moss, Anette Schul-
man, and Rachel Laidley. Their
alternates were LaVon Waller.
and Jim Dahl. They were en-
gaged in a current events con-
test between Mumford and
Cooley High. They emerged
victorious and were rewarded
with a new 25" television set
which was placed in the home
economics department.
The Councilettes last week
elected these officers: President,
Edwina Croll; vice - president,
Ruth Ann Radway; administra- I
ting v.p., Merna Cohen; record-
ing secretary, Sherry Tobias;
financial secretary, Phyllis Barr; '
corresponding secretary, Lor-
raine Small. They will be in-
stalled at a mother and daugh-
ter tea at Temple Israel, May 9.
Seniors are looking forward
to their annual senior trip to
the nation's capitol, May 12 to
16.
Murnford's clothing drive for
needy children will begin as
soon as we return to school from
vacation. There will be prizes for
WI those people who bring in 10
pounds of clothing so start
getting your bundles together
. (It's also a good chance to
clean out the closet that has
been waiting all winter for such
an opportunity.)
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Cohen,
of Santa Rosa Drive, announce
the Bar Mitzvah of their son,
Irwin Barry, on May 1, at Yesh-
ivath Beth Yehuda, Dexter and
Cortland. A dinner in his honor
will be held that Saturday night
at Zack's,
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Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Y. Winer
of 12935 Victoria, Huntington
Woods, announce the Bar Mitz-
vah of their son, Stephen Frank,
on Saturday, May 1, at Adas
Shalom Synagogue. A reception
in Stephen's honor will be held
at home on Sunday afternoon,
May 2, 2 to 5 p.m. No cards.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Laskey,
of 2512 W. Boston, announce the
Bar Mitzvah of their son, Jerry,
on May 1, at Cong. Shaarey
Zedek. A buffet dinner in his
honor will be held at home May
2 at 5 p.m. No cards.
In honor- of Pan American
Day, the language clubs present-
ed a special assembly. Barry
Levine, acting as M.G., opened
the program and introduced a
group of singers from the Span-
ish Club. In this group were:
Barbara Sorscher, Ida Nader,
Erna Kammerman, and Phyllis
Ivory. Alan Rosenthal explained
what the Pan American Union
was. Thomas Thompson related
what the Union hopes to do. In-
cluded in the entertainment
were dances by Betty Weiser and
Joan Greene.
The Latin Club of Mumford
High invited our Latin Club to
celebrate Rome's birthday with
them. When the Central Club
arrived at Mumford, they were
entertained by a skit and a
"'What's My Line Panel." After
refreshments were served the
meeting ended with a tour of the
school. Centralites attending
the meeting were: Jerry Chap-
nick, Bev Simon, Ellen Aver-
buch, Bernice Lahr, Louie Her-
shamn, Mart Adelman, Alicia
Margolis, Joan Wood, Richard
Sternberg, Sharon Cohen, Har-
old Lipsitz, and Judy Alzofon.
The results of the election
of officers at the first meeting
of the newly formed Future
Teachers Club are: President,
Rae Jean Blatnikoff; Vice-
president, Winnie Ledger; Sec-
retary, Charlotte Erpelding;
Treasurer, Estelle Strayer.
Noel Lawson, Myron Homer,
Eugene Smoler, David Lipshutz,
Wayne Rivers, Harold Thomas,
Herbert Currie, and Nathan
Lessem were members of the
octet which sang at the opening
night performance of "Careers
Unlimited," held at Masonic
Temple.
The Girls' Chorus presented a
concert on the Musical Youth
Program on Station WXYZ. In-
cluded on the program were se-
lections by a violin quartet con-
sisting of Eva Partos, Donna
Goldenberg, Rosalyn Mayer, and
Clifford Tennenhouse, a solo by
Ida Nader, and a trumpet solo
by Maurice Cohen, accompanied
by Robert Shulman.
Southern Oakland County Ha-
dassah -women and their hus-
bands, producers of last year's ;
hit, Carmen Cohen, will present
Cap'n Sammy's Showboat in the
Mumford auditorium 8:30 p.m.1
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Captained by Dr. Edward E. I
. Levine (Schmoesky of Carmen
Cohen), the cast will include
Barbara Lencher, Selma Axel-
rod, Leaner Reizen, Julian Phil-
lips and Paul Silverman.
Directed by Mrs. Levine, and
assisted by Mrs. Harley Citrin,
second producer and Mrs. Har-
men Dix, musical director, re-
hearsals have been underway for
two months. Producer-writer
Ernest Jay has been training an
all-male group for a minstrel-
show feature.
The huge supporting cast will
offer the well-loved melodic
tunes of the adapted. Showboat
music—hoop-skirted women and
their 19th century nautically-
attired partners will present
spirited dance routines.
For tickets, call Mrs. George
Stutz, LI. 1-7297 or Mrs. Harvey
Barnett, LI. 5-9870.
Midwest Zionists Discuss
World Zionist Problems
Regional leaders of the Zionist
Organization of America from
five mid-west states, including
Michigan, gathered at the Pal-
mer House in Chicago, to discuss
Zionist problems.
Jacques Torczyner and Dr.
Emanuel Neumann were the
speakers.
This meeting was primarily
called to brief the ZOA regional
and district officers in this area
on issues confronting the World's
Zionist Organization.
The Conference noted with
enthusiasm the gaining strength
of the general Zionist movement
in Israel.
JULES KLEIN
Music. of Distinction
750
MISS SHELDA SKLAR
Mr. and Mrs. John Sklar, of
Ohio Avenue, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter,
Shelda, to Allan So ble, of
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Soble, of
Oalcman Boulevard.
Music Styled Especially for Yo0
the orchestra of
WO. 1-4710
Book Bldg.
The Thirty Plus Club
Presents a
Post-Passover Dance
Sunday, April 25, 1954
8 p.m. to 12 Mid.
At the
Dexter Davison Center
We welcome all single people from
age 30 and over. Please come and
spend an enjoyable evening.
IRV F.I LLD
CARL SIMS and His
Recording Orchestra
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Refreshments Served
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Yeshivah Officers and Leading Rabbis Plan Beth
Yehudah Building Fund Yizkor Appeals on Last
Day of Passover, Sunday, April 25th.
Israel Young Marrieds
To Revise Constitution
At Meeting on Tuesday
A meeting for the revision of
its constitution is planned by
the Young Marrieds Group of
Temple Israel, at 8:30 p.m. Tues-
day, in the Temple Youth Hall.
Also to be voted upon at the
meeting is a resolution by the
organization's board of direct-
ors which would present a size-
Valdes Will Highlight Show
Miguelito Valdes, noted Latin- able contribution to Temple Is-
American troubador, will high- rael's Activities Building Fund.
light the "Mambo-Rumba Festi-
Following the meeting, there
val," which will be offered for will be a social hour. Frank
one performance, 8:30 p.m., Simons, chairman of the con-
Wednesday, at the Masonic stitution committee, is assisted
Temple. Ali seats are reserved. by Mrs. Jerome Oppenheim, Mrs.
Tickets are now on sale at Grin- • I Donald Simon, Jack Caminlier
nels,
I and Fred Marrica,
Shown on the photograph, left to right, at one of the
functions initiating the effort for the new $135,000.00
Yeshivath Beth Yehudah building now under construction
at Dexter and Sturtevant are: David J. Cohen, President of
the Yeshivah; Rabbi Leizer Levin, of Congregation Beth
Tikveh, Chairman of the Educational Committee; Rabbi
Israel. Rockove, Superintendent of Chesed Shel Enies,
Secretary of the Beth Yehudah Vaad Hachinuch; Daniel A.
Laven, Chairman of Yeshivah's Executive Committee; Rabbi
Isaac Stoilman of Congregation Mishkan Israel, Menahel of
the local Vaad I-Iorrabboniin; Dr. Max Kapustin, Director of
the B'nai Brith Hillel Foundation and Wayne University,
Beth Yehudah Secretary; Rabbi Joseph B. Rabinowitz of
Congregation Beth Shmuel; David I. Berris, former President
of Youno- Israel, Chairman of Yeshivah Board of Directors;
Rabbi 31.
6 J. Wohlgelernter of Congregation Mogen Abraham,
Vice-President of the Yeshivah; and Rabbi Hayim Donin of
Congregation B'nai David.