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Friday, November 23, 1956 — THE DETROIT JE

"The Youth of a Nation are the Trustees
of Posterity."—Disraeli

MISS RENE BLUM

Mr. and Mrs. Max Blum, of
Curtis Ave., announce the en-
gagement of their daughter,
Rene, to David J. Lieberman,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Lieb-
erman, of Forrer Ave.
The bride - elect attended
Wayne State University. Mr.
Lieberman is a graduate of the
University of Michigan, and is
now attending Wayne State
University Law School.
A Jan. 26 wedding is planned.

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Mumford
High

Golda Myerson BBG will hold
its installation at the Elmwood
Casino Saturday evening. Fran-
cis Kagan, president; Carol
Zussman, veep; Joyce Sperling,
treasurer; Judy Howell and
Reva Taylor, secretaries, are
among those to be installed.
Michigan Regional Conven-
tion, Dec. 24-27 is being ferver-
ently worked upon by many
AZAs and BBGs. Planned are
a barn dance at Bnai Moshe,
luncheon at Holiday Manor,
roller skating, seminars and a
semi-formal at the Veterans
Memorial and finally a banquet
at Holiday Manor.
Members of Michigan State
Temple Youth from Temple
Israel, Temple Beth-El, and
Temple Emanu-El attended the
fall conclave last weekend at
Pontiac, Michigan. Members of
MISTY from all over Michigan
and Indiana attended.
To inform parents of their
son's activities is the purpose of
Mosaic DeMolay's Parent's
Night, Monday, at Masonic Tem-
ple.
Central's thought for the
week: "There aren't any rules
for success that work unless you
do."

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Odessa Aid Society
to Give Hanukah Donor

MISS JOANN SMILER

Mrs. Miriam Smiler, of W.
Grand Ave., announces the en-
gagement of her d aught e r,
Joann Susan, to Benjamin Shec-
ter, son of Mr. Nathan Shecter,
of Sturtevant Ave. The bride-
groom-to-be is currently com-
pleting his basic training at
Great Lakes Naval Training
Center.

Center's 'Older Adults'
to Celebrate Hanukah

Hanukah will be celebrated
by older adults at the Jewish
Community Center's D. W. Si-
mons branch, 4000 Tuxedo, with
a party sponsored jointly by
the Israel Culture Club and the
Jewish Culture Club, at 8:30
p.m., Thursday.

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5170 Vermont

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A much-relieved student body
celebrates Thanksgiving this
year as their mid-term exami-
nations were finished. They bore
in mind the inspiring show that
was put On at an assembly
Wednesday to commemorate
Thanksgiving. This` was the
product of the Hi-Y and the
Broadcasters Guild.
The Mumford marching band
made school history yesterday
as they were a part of the an-
nual Hudson Thanksgiving pa-
rade downtown. This is the first
time the band has performed
besides football games.
The Student Council urges
you to keep in mind the date
of Dec. 7, when the "Snowball"
will take place at Veterans Me-
morial, in the beautiful n e w
civic center downtown.
The Council is working on a
seasonal pass for various sports,
as well as a student-faculty
basketball game.
Needy families of Detroit
were happy this Thanksgiving,
as the Human Relations Club
had once again held a canned
goods drive. They yearly do-
nate these cans to deserving
families. -
Calling all high brows, low
brows, and music lovers! Don't
forget the Winter Concert, this
year to be held Dec. 6. The
orchestra, band, choral groups,
and dance band will be there
to entertain you with a great
variety of music.
Speaking of variety, the
Broadcasters Guild in coopera-
tion with the Council is now
in rehearsal of the Variety
Show to be presentd Jan. 10
and 11. All of the school's top
talent (and there is a lot of it!)
will be on stage to provide lots
of fun.

TYler 8-3132

A Hanukah donor luncheon
will culminate the 1956 drive
to rehabilitate
Israeli refugees
by Odessa
Progressive
Aid Society.
To be held
on Wednesday
at Rainbow
Terrace, the
luncheon will
be en hanced
by Reno and
Reta, colorful
dance team.
Ruth Goldman,
accompanied
by Hope Smith, will render
Yiddish, Israeli and English
vocal selections. Mrs. Max Hay-
man, wife of the founder of
Odessa, is chairman of the
event.
A pre donor supper was given
last week at Turover Temple
by Mr. and Mrs. Louis Weiner.
Mrs. Sam Gennis and Mrs.
David Schrebnick, of the ways
and means committee, prepared
the meal.

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Sobeloff to Address
JWF Junior Division

"Jewish Community Organi-
zation for Human Welfare" is
the title of the second meeting
of the Junior Division, Jewish
Welfare Federation, Leadership
Institute, Sunday, at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. N. Brewster
Broder. Jerry Halperin will be
chairman.
Isidore Sobeloff, executive di-
rector . of the Federation, will
speak on the Federation's role
as the central community coor-
dinating and fund-raising or-

ganization.

Detroit League, JNHAC to Hold Luncheon Soon

Members of the Detroit
League, Jewish National Home
for Asthmatic Children, will
gather for a luncheon meeting
at 12:30 p.m.. Wednesday, at
the home of Mrs. Isadore Ham-
burger, 19270 Afton Re.
Mrs. Bertha Dizik is hospi-
tality chairman for the event.
Mrs. Ben. Tolrnich is program
chairman.
Mrs. IrVing Golden, president
of the Detroit League, an-
nounces the formation of a
new Northwest Chapter, which
has already held one meeting.

Anyone interested in joining
should call Mrs. Albert Dunn,
chapter president, TO. 5-6401,
or Mrs. Golden, UN. 4-0948.

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Young People's League of
Cong. Bnai Moshe will hold its
firSt meeting of the season at
8 p.m., Tuesday, at the home of
Sheldon Roth, 2711 Cortland.
Dr. Ira Altshuler will speak on
`The Language of Dreams."
For information about mem-
bership in this group of young
adults, call Donna Goldenberg,
TO. 8-9454.

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