Friday, November 16, 1956 — THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS- 1 8

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Zedakah Club's Silver-Jubilee Donor Adas Shalom Couples Judy Oberstein to Wed
Slate Two Programs
Slated Dec. 5, at Sheraton-Cadillac
Two events have been planned Mr. Donald Goodman

Working out plans which will assure all-out support of
Zedak Club's Silver Jubilee donor luncheon are, seated: Mrs.
MAX ELIAS, president; and, standing, left to right, Mesdames
ABE NUSHOLTZ, book chairman; LEONARD SHAPIRO, fund
chairman; MAURICE KNOPPER, pledge chairman; and JO-
SEPH STAUB, overall donor chairman. The jubilee will be
held at 12:30 p.m., Dec. 5, at the Sheraton-Cadillac Hotel, and
will feature television and night club personalities Sammy
Shore, emcee and comedian; and Jackie Heller, singer; together
with the Russ Weaver Trio. Prizes will be awarded. A report
meeting is slated for 12:30 p.m., Monday, in the home of Mrs.
Leonard Shapiro, 18955 Wildemere,

Membership Tea Set
by Music Study Club

New and prospective mem-
bers of the Music Study Club
will be honored at the organiza-
tion's annual membership tea,
to be held Tuesday afternoon,
at the home of
Mrs. Morris
Stein, 26080
Salem, Hunt -
ington Woods.
Following the
tea, which will
be served at 1
p.m., a musical
a n d dramatic
program h a s
been planned,
Mrs. Polsky according to
Mrs. Ralph Polsky, membership
chairman.
Marian Parkins, pianist; Lea
Koven, mezzo-soprano, accom-
panied by Rose Bassin Stein;
and Elaine Zeve in a dramatic
reading, with Lillian Freeman
providing background music,
will, entertain.
Mrs. Sidney H. Jackson, presi-
dent, will extend greetings and
announce plans for the annual
Artist Concert, scheduled for
Dec. 16, at the Detroit Institute
of Arts. Violinist Joseph Silver-
stein will be soloist.

Center Teen-Age Council
Plans Two Film Showings
The Teen-Tween Council of
the Jewish Community Center
will present two films on Israel,
one depicting the struggle for
independence and the other
showing some of the cultural
differences between Jews and
Arabs. One showing will take
place Nov. 27, 8 p.m., at the
Berman branch auditorium,
18945 Schaefer; two additional
showings will take place in Hy-
man C. Broder auditorium of
the Davison branch, Nov. 28
and 29.

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Detroit Socialites Plan
Hanukah Dance, Nov. 25

A Hanukah Dance is planned
by the Detroit Socialites for
Nov. 25, in the social hall of
Beth Abraham Synagogue, it
was announced this week by
Rose Altman, executive secre-
tary.
Mickey Woolf and his orches-
tra will provide the music, and
there will be entertainment. The
dance will take on a festival
theme.
Arrangements have been com-
pleted for a social with danc-
ing and refreshments this Sun-
day, also at Beth Abraham.

Nov. 3
To Mr. and Mrs.
Martin Weinstock ('Fae Rae
Klaper),.•of 13641 Dexter, a son,
Stuart -Alan.
* * *
Oct. 31 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Ted Richard (Betty Tamaroff),
of 18616 MacArthur, a daughter,
Cheryl Ava.
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Oct. 29 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Eli E. Robinson (Zelda Cohen),
of 2437 Ewald Circle, a daugh-
ter, Harriet Miriam
* * *
Oct. 27 — To Mr. and Mrs.
I. William Sherr (Harriet Gold),
of 24281 Majestic, Oak Park, a
son, Stuart David.
* * *
Oct. 26—To Mr. and Mrs. Al-
fred Shevin (Shirley Ehrlich),
of 17116 Wildemere, a son,
Stewart Leslie.
* * *
Oct. 25 — To Mr. and Mrs.
David Weiner (Rosalind Lez-
noff, of Montreal, Can.), of
Humphrey Ave., a son, Ronald
Lawrence.
* * *
Oct. 25 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Walter S. Nussbaum (Diana
Fishman), of Oak Park, Mich., a
son, David Alan.
* *
Oct. 25—To Mr. and Mrs.
Irving Pachtman (Ruth Bod-
zin, formerly of Detroit), of
Brooklyn, N: Y., a son, Jack M.
* * *
Oct. 25 — To Dr. and Mrs.
Marvin Weisman (D or othy
Weiss), of 18259 Stoepel, a
daughter, Kim Barri.

by the Adas Shalom Young
Married Couples Club for next
weekend.
The .first, a mystery games
night, will be held Nov.' 24, in
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Nat
Goldstone, when games, prizes
and refreshments will be fea-
tured.
Mr. and Mrs. Hal Lesse are
chairmen, and will be assisted
by the Bill Sklars, Phil Entens
and Elliott Kaplans.
At 3 p.m., Nov. 25, . members
will hold their annual Hanukah
party for members and their
children, in the synagogue. Fol-
lowing the lighting of candles
and musical selections by Can-
tor Nicholas Fenakel, Mrs. Alva
Dworkin will lead children in
community singing.
Cartoons will be shown, and
holiday gifts and refreshments
will be provided each child.
Chairmen are Mesdames Irene
Schwartz, Jean Climstein and
Gerry Goldstein.
For information on other or-
ganizational activities or mem-
bership, call Sam Kaner, presi-
dent, UN. 4-5345.

Name Sosnick to Head
Anniversary Committee

Isidore Sosnick has been
named chairman of the organ-
izations c o m-
mittee for the
40th anniver-
sar y jubilee
dinner planned
by the Hebrew
Benevolent
Society.
Sosnick r e-
p or ts encour-
aging response
Sosnick for the dinner,
to be held December 9, in the
social hall of A d a s Shalom
Synagogue.
Working with Sosnick on his
committee are Morris Schwartz,
Hyman Lipsitz and other board
members.

Dr. Covensky to Speak
at Book Month Event

Dr. Milton Covensky, profes-
sor of history at Wayne State
University, will be guest
speaker at a Jewish Book Month
program arranged by Young
Israel Center for Wednesday
evening, at the Dexter Center.
The program will be pre-
ceded at 6:30 p.m. by a catered
dinner. Rabbi Joshua S. Sperka,
social and cultural chairman,
will introduce Dr. Covensky,
who will revievis, Martin Buber's
"Thou and I."
Future events planned by
Rabbi Sperka's committee in-
clude Hanukah program, Dec. 1;
Tu b'Shvat event, Jan. 17; panel
discussion, Feb. 13; Purim event,
March 18; and pre-Pesach pro-
gram, April 10.
Planning the series with
Rabbi Sperka are Arnold Co-
hen, Lawrence Horowitz, Rabbi
Gerald Krakower, Emanuel
Mittelman, Marvin Seligson and
Arthur Selmar.

Musical by Del Monicas
at Davison Center, Dec, 11
Del Monicas, Jewish - Center
teen girls club, will present a
musical, "Let's Get Away From
It All," Dec. 11, at the Davison
branch. There will be dancing
after the show.
Taking part in the production
are Annette Emmer, Barbara
Bernstein, Marilyn Loren, Ros-
alyn Loren, Carolyn Loren,
Marsha Adelman, Carol Kent,
Elaine Tack, Vicky Shiefman,
Muriel Grossberg, Estelle Stern.
Millie Keil is the director.

ctivities in Society

Mr. and Mrs. Milton Harris and son, Sherwin, formerly of
Hartwell Ave., are now residing in their new home at 15021 Dart-
mouth, Oak Park.
Mr. Allan J; Roth, son of the Fred Roths, of Tyler Ave., has
returned from Columbus, 0., where he 'addressed the Franklin
Chapter of the American Junior Red Cross.

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Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ober-
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daughter, Judy, to D o n a'l d
Goodman, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Goodman, of Schaefer
Rd.
Miss Oberstein is a graduate
of the University of Detroit
school of dental hygiene. Her
fiance was graduated from the
Wayne State University law
school.

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Hanukah Brunch Sunday
Planned by Junior Hadassah

Junior Hadassah will hold a
Hanukah Brunch at 12:30 p.m.,
Sunday, in Hadassah House,
16240 W. - 7 Mile. Joyce Leach-
man will be hostess to members
and their friends.
A general meeting and ex-
change of holiday gifts will fol-
low, and plans will be discussed
for a Hanukah party on Dec. 1.

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