To Wed March 21
ales Out of School
"The Youth of a Nation are the Trustees
of Posterity."—Disraeli.
By
Nancy
Falk
By
Ronnie
Aronson
MISS MARIAN ROSENTHAL
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H. Ros-
enthal, of Faust Rd., announce
the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Marian, to Richard Cohen,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Cohen,
of Sturtevant Ave. The couple
plans a March 21 wedding.
Alpha Omega Panel
Headed by Rabbi Adler
OP.
The Jewish Affairs Commit-
tee of the Alpha Omega Dental
Fraternity will present a panel
discussion on "Facing the In-
securities, of the Future" on
Feb. 22.
Heading the panel' is Rabbi
Morris Adler, of Cong. Shaarey
Zedek, who will speak on prob-
lems involving the religious
and moral concepts of the fu-
ture. Dr. Peter Martin, psychia-
trist, and Dr. S. J. Fauman,. - so-
ciology instructor at Wayne
Uniiersity, will also be • on the
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panel.
Members and friends of Al-
pha Omega are invited to at-
tend the panel discussion and
following question and . answer
period by program co-chairmen,
Dr. Samuel - Krohn and Dr,_ Leo
Shipko. Refreshments will be
served by the women's auxil-
iary.
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Feb. 1—TO Mr. and Mrs. Sey-
mour Bodner (Ellen Ziegel), of
20496 Carol, a son, Marshall.
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Ow-
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Jan. 30 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Julius H. Schwartz (Fern
Schlafer), of 17450 Third, a
son, Steven Michael.
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• Jan. 23—To Mr. and Mrs.
Sydney D. Beerbohm (Rose
Berkowitz), a son, Daniel Jay.
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Jan. 22—To Mr. and -Mrs.
Marvin H. Fleischman (Sharon
Benson), of 1300 Wellesley, a
daughter, Andrea Lynn.
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Jan. 21—To Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd I. Ruby (Rhoda Silver),
of 13352 Kingston, Huntington
Woods, a son, Steven' Perry.
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. Jan. 19 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Emil Weiss (Lillian Lipshaw),.
of 19794 Monte Vista, a daugh-
ter, Joanne Lynn.
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Jan. 15—To Mr. and Mrs. Ed-
ward Klein (Betty Revzin), of
19807 Marlowe, a son, Howard-
Bruce,
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Organization week completed,
students again are settled into
their daily routine with new
hours, teachers and classes.
School for Freshies starts
with a bang as they attend the
Freshman Mixer. This activity,
on Feb. 14, will begin in the
auditorium, where they will be
introduced to their student
council and other organization-
al school activities. They will
then proceed to the 'gym, where
refreshments will be served,
and they will be given an op-
portunity to meet one another.
Afterward, they will have elec-
tions for the council, as will
the whole school for the house
of representatives.
- Mercury, the -school paper,
offers with every subscription
a bonus stub, which entitled
you to see the movie "Death
of a Salesman."
Councilettes will hold their
February meeting this Sunday.
There will be a speaker from
the Police Department, who
will talk on brotherhood.
The student council's recent-
ly appointed committee chair-
men are: Club presidents, Dick
Pollinger; social, Stuart Han-
dler; election, Howard Shapiro
and Barry Samuels; service,
Alan Croll; program, Sandy
Littky and Jay Hamburg; pub-
licity, Elaine Kasoff and Con-
nie Lewis; organizations, Sandy
Schrutt; constitution and cleri-
cal, Mike Parr and Steve
Gorelick.
The council is planning a
"Big Five" conference, meeting .
of the - councils of the five
schools iri the district.
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16---Detroit Jewish News
Friday, February 10, 1956
Four events are planned this
Room Size We*
month by the Thirty Phis Club
Shag Rugs Washed
of the Jewish Center, beginning
Fluff dryed, rugs dyed, any color.
this Wednesday evening, with City wide pickup and delivery.
a cabaret night. Sylvia Lee and
Discount, Cash and Carry
Company, a dance -troupe, will
SHAG RUG LAUNDRY
be featured.
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10415 FENKELL
Others are a square dance on
Feb. 22; Purim Anniversary
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Dance on Feb. 26; and a Leap r ......................,..
Year Dance on Feb. 29. With
WE REMODEL DOUBLE 1
the exception of the Feb. 26
BREASTED SUITS TO MODERN
dance at the Davison Center,
SINGLE BREASTED MODELS
the others will be held at the
D. W. Simons Bldg., 4000 Tux- I
SPORT COATS, SLACKS,
edo.
SUBURBAN (Short) COATS,
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Central
Mumford
High
Thirty Plus Club Slates
Four February Dances
High '
"The Man Who Came To Din
ner," will be the play put on
by the class of June, '56. Try-
outs for the play, which will be
given April 26 and 27, began
this week. The director will be
Rosemary Downs.
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The staff for the Central Stu-
dent this Spring will be as fol-
lcws: Danny Docks, Sheila Kar-
asick, Mark Cohen, Robert La-
vine, Ronnie Aronson, Jim Laf-
ferty, Sharon Fox, Albert
Young, Berl Falbaum, Faye
Mathis, Judy Meyers, Marilyn
Stern, Estelle Ring, Fern Mar-
cus, Bernice Taylor, Eugene
Bodzin, and Evelyn August.
Managers and editors are
Eugene Loren, Rosalie Berman,
Izetta Ray, Eddie Spilkin, Ro-
berta • Finkel, Helen Freedman,
and Audrey Summers.
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The Blazers are now in first
place in the West Side of the
Metropolitan Basketball League,
as a result of their success over
Southwestern, 48-36, last week.
Remaining as the only obstacles
between second place and the
West Side championship are the
game with Chadsey today, and
next week's encounter with
Mumford. Immediately follow-
ing next week's game will be a
dance in the school gym.
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Appearing recently on Chan-
nel 56, on the TV program, "Be
Your Best Self," were Jack
Pelcman, Diane Cohen and Dan-
ny Slobin.
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Many 'Lites recently attended
the Sweet Sixteen parties given
for Suzie Leipiitz and Sharon
Levy.
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MASONIC AUDITORIUM—FRI., FEB. 17-8:20 P.M.
MYRA HESS
World's First Lady of the Piano
$1.10, $1.65, $2.20, $2.75, $3.30
Tickets at GRINNELL'S and MASONIC TEMPLE
Mail Orders to Masonic Auditorium, 500 Temple.
Encl. Self-Addressed Envelope
Chapter 11, Sholem Aleichem Istitute
Presents a
CONCERT
30th AN
Featuring:
CANTOR SAUL MEISELS, Tenor
VIVIAN GOLDSTEIN, Dramatist
MISCHA MISCHAKOFF, Violinst
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 15th at 8:30 P. M.
In The Art Institute Auditorium
Tickets: $1.50, $2.00, $2.50/Mail orders accepted. Sholem Aleichein
Institute, 18495 Wyoming. Ticket Information, DI 1-2552
George Weiswasser
Proudly Announces
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Masons to Pay Tribute To Dr. Louis . Markle
Lewis F. Lavine, worshipful ers' Night, originally planned
master of Mosaic Lodge, F.&. for January, will be held as
A.M., announces that Old Tim- scheduled this Wednesday, be-
ginning with the master Mason
degree at 3 p.m.' in Masonic
True Sisters Dance
Temple.
To Aid CanCer Patients Dr. Louis Markle, past master
A weekend for two at Oak- and for the last 19 years secre-;
ton Manor Resort, Lake Pewau- tray of Mosaic Lodge before his
kee, Wis., will be one of the retirement in January, will be
prizes awarded at the Valentine honored guest. Other special
Dinner-Dance of the United guests will be . Lodge members
Order of True Sisters, set for with over 25 years of service.
7:30 p.m., Tuesday, at Elmwood
Dinner will be served at 6:30
Casino.
p. m., in the Fountain Ballroom,
Mrs. Nathan Shafkind, presi- and will be followed by a spe-
dent, has announced that all cial program planned by Henry
money re-
H. Hertzberg and. Russell S.
ceived from.
Nida., junior warden and enter-
the affair will
tainment chairman.
support the
. Reservations may be mailed
group's pro-
to Herb Grossman; 17151 Cher-
gram of pro-
rylawn.
viding radio
isotope treat-
ments for
Center Adds Two
cancer patients
at Detroit Me- .:r1vk,
To Staff Personnel
morial Hospi-
Recent additions to Jewish
Mrs. Shafkind Community Center staff include
tal.
Working on the committees Joan Cobitz, junior department
planning the dinner dance are _worker at the Davison branch,
Mesdames Ira Blumenthal, and Albert A. Zack, acting club
boqk; George Golden, co-chair- supervisor of t h e Berman
man; Arthur Sobel, social ac- branch.
tivities; Sam Stecker, tickets;
A graduate of Wayne Uni-
George Rosenberg, co-chair-
Zack has been associ-
•man; Aaron Friedman, ways versity,
ated
with
the Detroit Public
and means; and Julius Young, SchOol system
since 1942. At
publicity.
he heads the English
For tickets, call Mrs. Stecker, present,
department at Hutchins Junior
UN. 3-8018.
High School. .. •
CARD OF THANKS
Educated in fine arts. at the
The family of the late Samuel State University of Iowa, Mrs.
S. • Kaplan acknowledges • with Cobitz has worked with chil n
grateful• appreciation the many dren's groups at the Jewish
kind expressiOns of sympathy People's Institute in Chicago,
extended.' by relatives and and served as - arts and crafts
friends cluging the family's re- Counselor at Camp Winona in
cent bereavement.
Wisconsin. '
Miss (Limn
formerly with Louis
of Grosse Pointe
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