Beverly Goldstein
Engaged to Ohioan
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Shearey Zedek Couples
To 'Tour' Congregation
A "Cinemascope - Slide Tour
and a Panoramic Look at the
Synagogue" will be featured at,
a meeting of the Young Married
League of Cong. Shaarey Zedek
on Wednesday evening, in the
synagogue social hall.
Guides for the "tour"are Rab-
bi Milton Arm, who will explain
the synagogue's religious -activi-
ties;. Ben Chinitz, its education-
al- system; A. Brown, its-admin-
istration. Dr. Leonard Sidlow
will speak for the officers and
board, and Dr. S. Joseph Fau-
man for the library.
Members will have an oppor-
tunity to learn how the synagogue '
functions and the facilities it
has to offer.
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Three W. C. Meetings
MISS BEVERLY GOLDSTEIN
At a recent dinner party in
honor of their 25th wedding an-
niversary, Mr. and Mrs. Philip
D. Goldstein, of Wildemere Ave.,
announced the engagement of
their daughter, Beverly Vita, to
Robert Clayton Rosenfeld, son
of Mrs. Harry Shaffer, of Colum-
bus, O., and the late Dr. Samuel
Rosenfeld.
The bride-elect is a sophomore
at the University of Michigan.
Her fiance is a graduate of Co-
lumbus Academy and Ohio State
University where he was affili-
ated with Zeta Beta Tau frater-
nity. He will enter Wayne Uni-
versity Law School in the fall.
Newly - elected officers of
,Workmen's Circle Branch 460
will be installed in the WC Cen-
ter, tonight. Chairman of the
branch for the coming year is
Eugene Brownstein; vice-chair-
man, Ruth Gottfurcht; secre-
taries, Sara Caplan, Rochelle
Aronson, Moe Caplan; treasurer,
Abe Brownston. Edwin Shifrin
will be installing officer.
The same evening; - members
of Branch 470 will gather at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Saul
Goodman, 19301 Shaftsbury to
discuss "Patterns of Growth in
Detroit," A representative of the
City Plan Commission will speak,.
Workmen's Circle Branch 1060
will meet at 9 p.m., Feb. 19, to
elect officers.
DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, February 11, 1955
—
To Wed in June
Mrs. Irvin Baskin, president 'of
Northwest Child Rescue Women,
this week announced that the
organization has pledged to
erect a Coinmunity Youth Center
in the children's village at Petach
Tikvah, Israel.
The building, to be construc-
ted at a cost of $15,000, will ac-
commodate over 300 children,
ranging in age from nine to 17
years. The children come from
14 different countries.
Locally, Northwest Child Res-
cue Women underwrites the cost
of sending mentally retarded
children to Detroit Recreation
Camp. This year, the number of
children sent to camp will ap-
proximate 150.
Mrs. Baskin invites all women
interested in promoting these
activities, both at home and in
Israel, to attend a meeting of
the organization on Thursday
MISS MARLENE JOY RUBIN
evening, in the home of Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice R Rubin, Ann Koenig, 18241 Santa Bar-
of 18063 Woodingham, announce bara.
the engagement of their daugh*-
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of Wisconsin avenue. The wed-
Music and Entertainment
ding will be held June 11, at
Rainbow Terrace.
Noted Cast to Appear
In Farband Concert
At Mumford, March .20
The Detroit City Committee of
Farband. Labor Zionist Order an-
nounces that its annual concert
News Brevities
The sensuous, tempestuous
pulsating rhythms of Spain's
colorful Gypsy tribes are con-
trasted with the graceful, ethe-
really - delicate tempos of the
Castillian minuet in the revile
offered by Bal-
lets Espagnola-
one of the fore-
most dance
companies o f
Europe — com-
ing to the Cass
Theater for five
days only, be-
ginning Tues-
day. Ballets Es-
pagnola is mak- Maria Vivo
ing its debut appearance with
the accolades still resounding
from the troupe's successful ap-
pearance on Broadway. The
company has been hailed by the
critics of Madrid, London, Paris,
Milan and Buenos Aaires, and
more recently in Chicago.
Among those featUred in the
company is Maria Vivo, 19 year
old comedienne and singer.
* * *
The fifth anniversary of the
founding of the WORLD
BROTHERHOOD o r g a nization
will be marked by a four-day
assembly to. be held July 11-15
at Brussels, Belgium.
* * *
Initiating a drive to encourage
members of Conservative con-
gregations to become better in-
formed about the Conservative
approach to Judaism, the Na-
tional Academy for Adult Jew-
ish Studies of the United Syna-
gogue has released a new book-
let entitled THE CONSERVA-
TIVE MOVEMENT IN JUDA-
ISM: AN INTRODUCTION, writ-
ten by Dr. Simon Greenberg,
vice-chancellor of the Jewish
Theological Seminary of Ameri-
ca and director of the Univer-
sit:y, of Judaism in Los Angeles.
* * *
As part of the fight to stop
communism, over 1600 Bnai
Brith lodges and chapters across
the nation will help distribute
Freedom. Scrolls for the 1955
CRUSADE for FREEDOM.
* *
The Detroit Symphony Or-
chestra will present its final
YOUNG PEOPLE'S CONCERT
of the season Feb. 12, 11 a.m.,
in the Masonic Auditorium. Val-
ter Poole will conduct and Lau - .
rentine Coiling will be commen-
tator. The program, honoring
Lincoln's Birthday, will feature
Aaron Copland's "A Lincoln Por-
trait," with narration by Rich-
ard A. Forsyth.
Honoring . JEWISH MUSIC
MONTH, Perry Como presented
a choir in "The Song of the
Galil" • "Mi Yivneh HaGalil") . in
Hebrew on his program Tuesday.
The arrangement for the daliI
song was by Julius ChajeS, of
Detroit.
* * *
A three-day Freedom Forum
on "National 'Security and In-
dividual Freedom" climaxed by
a television presentation of the
1954 America's Democratic Le-
gacy Award will highlight the
annual meeting of the Anti-De-
famation League of Bnai Brith
at -Able Waldorf-Astoria, New
York, April 28 through May 1.
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* * *
The story behind "MAU MAU"
is told for the first time in the
little book, "The People of Kenya
Speak for Themsblves," by Mbi-
37U Koinange. The author, the
son of an ex-senior chief, is the
President of Kenya Teachers
College. In 1951 he was sent by
his people to make known the
truth of what they think, feel
and want to the people outside
East Africa. This booklet carries
out the mission. Mr. Koinange
stakes his reputation that he
can bring about a cease-fire in
Kenya. The office of Ifenya
Publication Fund is at 600 Wood-
ward, Detroit.
* * *
The 15th District Official
D e m o c ratic Organization will
hold its annual SPRING SWING,
Feb. 18, at Piedmontese Hall,
13221 Puritan.
* * *
Common Pleas Judge HARRY
J. DINGEMAN, Jr., is seeking
a Circuit Court JudgeShip in the
Spring Primary, Feb. 21. A vet-
eran of eight years on t h e
bench, he has disposed of more
than 68,000 cases involving
judgments exceeding $7,000,000.
He is the son of the late Cir-
cuit Judge, Harry J. Dingeman,
who served on the Circuit Bench
for 24 years until his retirement
bedause of ill health in 1941.
* * *
Dr. OSCAR HANDLIN is one
of the recipients of Certific es
of Merit from the National on-
ference of Christians and Jews.
I.es Bingnian to Address
Bnai Moshe Bar Mitzvah Club
Child Rescue Women
To Build Israel Center
Detroit Lions' football star,
Les Bingaman, will speak at the
annual Father and Son Break-
fast of the Bnai Moshe Bar
Mitzvah Club at 10 a.m., Sun-
day, in the social hall. Harry
Kwiker, adult chairman of the
Junior Congregation, will pre-
side.
The club meets every Sunday-
morning for Schachris services,
breakfast and a speaker or pro-
gram. Membership is open to all
Bar Mitzvah boys Without
charge.
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Heading the cast are Yudel Du-
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Consonant with the traditional
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Brith, positive action was taken
at a general committee meeting
of both the men's and women's
District Grand Lodge No. 6, to
arrange for the service of kosher
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