Beryl Joyce Lawson
Weds But don IL Gold

Tales Out of Schoo

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

By
ARLINE
SCHACHTER

Mumford
High School

By
BEVERLY
SCHWARTZ

Central
High School

In honor of National Educa-
Hold on to your hats, 'Lites
tion Week, the Mumford Par- . . . The G.A.A. has reordered
ents Club is hosting an open a large supply of blue centen-
house today. At this time, par- nial beanies after a complete
ents will meet with their chil- sellout of their original stock.
dren's teachers and view The new order will be on sale
various class room procedures. in a couple of weeks.
MRS. BURTON GOLD
The January grad commence-
Going into its final day toda y
In a double ring ceremony at
speakers were announced
Beth Aaron Synagogue Nov. 3, is Mumford's annual can drive • ment
last week by Mrs. Helen Bow,
Beryl Joyce Lawson became the Starting last Wednesday, each public
speaking teacher. Con-
bride of Burton M. Gold. The Mumfordite was asked to con- grats to:
John Fried, Marcia
bride's parents are Mr. and Mrs. tribute Thanksgiving donations Wiss, Paula Pollock, Norman
Morris Lawson, of Stoepel Ave. in the form of canned food for Young and Miriam Grundstein
The bridegroom is the son of needy families.
Committees form the back- on their well-deserved nomina-
Mrs. Joseph W. Gold, and the
bone
of all class activities. Com- tions.
late Mr. Joseph Gold. Rabbi
"Institute on Democratic Liv-
mittee
chairmen for this se-
Benjamin Gorrelick officiated.
mester's senior class are Meryl ing," a program sponsored by
The bride's gown of white Omenke, clerical committee; the Junior Round Table, will
tulle over satin was fashioned Lloyd Polinsky and Marvin Sch- be presented Nov. 16 with re-
in a Sabrina neckline with a wedel, color, flower, gift, and presentatives from all of the
Chantilly lace bodice. Her fin- motto committee; Carol Char- high schools in the Metropoli-
ger tip veil draped • from a foos,
commencement commit- tan Detroit area.
matching lace cap edged with tee; Joel
Central welcomed a new
Jacobson, finance
tiny seed pearls. She carried committee;
teacher. Mr. Bennett, who will
and
Ira
Scholnick,
white orchids on a white bible. honor convocation committee.
be in the English Department,
Attendants were: Mrs. Eli
Linda Ryshen and Dan Marks will also retain the position of
Broad, the bride's sister, ma- head the publicity committee publications sponsor, replacing
tron of honor; Mrs. Milton Shiff- along with Sheldon Lax and Birger Bakke who was recently
man, sister of the bridegroom, Deena Lazarov, program com- promoted to the position of
Judie Katzman and Beverly mittee; Paul Gold and Glenda counselor at Eastern High
Brown, bridesmaids.
Samuels, prom committee; and School.
The "Hi pardner" phrase was
Daniel Eisdorfer was - best Barbara Manheim and Michael
man, Eli Broad, Dr. Milton Stoller, trip committee. Under heralded through Central when
Shiffman and Richard Edgar the leadership of Barbara and seniors donned their cowboy
were ushers.
Mike, this year's annual snow and cowgirl outfits in keeping
The couple are honeymooning trip will take place on Jan. 25 with Senior Western Day. This
day was proposed by 12A's as
in Miami Beach. Upon their re- and 26.
turn they will take up residence
a means of publicizing the
The
Mercury
vs.
The
Student
on South Norfolk Dr.
play "Dude Ranch" to
Council! On Thursday, the Mer- senior
be presented Nov. 21 and 22.
cury
and
Council
will
once
Good luck and good journal-
Treason is the only crime de-
Tri--ie'd in the Constitution of the again vie for supermacy in the ism is extended to the newly
Goodfellow
Drive.
The
Student
selected centennial Centralite
United States.
Council has been victorous for associate editors. They are:
the last three years, but next Jack Kane, Hedy Cohen, Ac-
Thursday will see a close battle, tivities; Sandy Stollman, Grad;
as always.
Mark Eichner, Mickey Sisskind,
Together both organizations Sports; Sam Bernstein and Lie-
will try to recapture the Little la Chapnick, Centennial. The
Blue Jug from Redford by rais- staff is planning a special book
ing the most money during the befitting the centennial occa-
drive. All money collected will sion.
go to the Goodfellows old news-
boys fund.
Ghosts, romantic interludes Semitics Professor Is
and a fun-packed evening are Young Israel Guest
in store for all in "Lo! and Be-
Dr. Lloyd Gartner, professor
hold!," this semester's school
play. Penny Rossin is assisting of semitics at Wayne State
director Earl Mathews, English University, will be guest
instructor, as student director. speaker at the annual Young
Israel Book Month event at 6:30
p.m., Wednesday at the Israel
Youth Center, Dexter and Ful-
lerton.
Dr. Gartner will speak on "A
R e s u m e of Three Recent
Books." The evening will begin
with dinner, followed by Dr.
The third annual installation Gartner's address after which
of DR. B. BENEDICT GLAZER there will be a question period.
The program is sponsored by
CHAPTER, Bnai Brith Girls
chapter, was held recently at the YI cultural committee,
Smart brides select the
the Elmwood Casino in Canada, headed by Rabbi Joshua S.
Sheraton-Cadillac for their
Maxine
Drexler acting as mis- Sperka, who will preside at the
weddings and receptions. And
tress
of
ceremonies. Mrs. D. program. The committee con-
for good reason! First, the
Zimberg,
chapter advisor, in- sists of Nathan Wolok, co-chair-
staff of this famous hotel spe-
stalled
the
following new offi- man, Rabbi Gerald Krakower
cializes in catering to wed-
cers:
Patricia
Reiter, president; and Lawrence Horowitz.
dings — lifts so many nagging
Reservations for the Book
Ruthy Kellman and Carol Roth,
details from the shoulders of
vice-presidents; Gloria Seeman Month dinner can be made at
the bride and her family.
the Young Israel office, TE.
And whether you select the
and Leila Epstein, secretaries; 4-4145.
magnificent Grand Ballroom
Lana Karbel. treasurer; Mar-
for a party of 750, or one of
garet Zeiger, chaplain; and Mar-
our exquisite Parlors for an
ilyn Forman, editor. Annette Lucky Whip Topping
intimate family group of as
Miller received a past-presi- Kosher, Low in Calories
small as twenty, you may rest
dent's honor pin from the chap-
assured that the accommoda-
"There's good news for bale-
ter.
tions and service will be the
bostas everywhere!" say Lever
finest in Detroit.
Bros., manufacturers of the new
Our prices are reasonable,
Kosher dessert topping called
and you'll always be proud to
Lucky Whip.
8rigag emertts
remember that your wedding
The homemade flavor comes
was at the Sheraton-Cadillac.
in .a 10-ounce can with an ex-
For information and reservations, call
DISKIN-BUCH: Mr. and Mrs. clusive "squiggily" top that
Herman Schwartz at Woodward 1-8000
Morris Diskin, of San Juan Dr., screws on and off.
announce the engagement of
Produced under strict super-
their daughter, Sandra Fran- visison by Rabbi J. M. Char-
ces, to Robert Lee Buch, son lop and Rabbi S. Reichman,
of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Buch, Lucky Whip is parve.
of Leslie Ave. The bridegroom-
Lucky Whip will stay fresh
elect is attending Lawrence In- for six weeks. Each serving
Washington Blvd at Michigan Avis.
stitute
of
Technology.
No
wed-
of the Kosher topping contains
Mark Schmidt, General Manager
ding date has been set.
only 18 calories.

ritiz
Activities

SHERATON-CADILLAC
44- HOTEL

Convention Delegates
to Relate Hadassah
Story During H-Month

built five miles west of Jeru-
salem under Hadassah auspice's.
Construction will start in
January of 1958, with 160 lions- .
ing units ready for occupancy
Delegates from Detroit who the following year.
attended the recent national
convention of Hadassah, have
returned with "glowing re-
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ports" on the accomplishments
and future plans to support
Hadassah projects in Israel, it
was indicated this week by Mrs.
Norman Rom, local Chapter
president.
UN. 2-2850
UN. 3-0404
The delegates will tell the
complete story of the conven-
tion during the entire month
of November which has been
designated as H-Month.
Conversions & Boilers
During this period, stressed
Mrs. Max Warren, vice-presi-
Apt. Bldgs. - Homes
dent of membership, every ef-
fort will be made to enroll new Amber BROS. UN 4-2469
members to work in Hadassah's
medical, education and youth
activities.
In addition to working on
local projects, Hadassah mem-
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. . IF YOU MISSED IT

THE DETROIT BUSINESS MEN'S GROUP

of the

CITY OF HOPE

deeply acknowledge the

OUTSTANDING RESPONSE

At the 44th Annual Dinner Dance

Last Sunday Evening at the

Sheraton Cadillac

There is still time to be a Partner in this
year's very successful drive.

Mail Your Contributions to:

CITY OF HOPE, 14379 LIVERNOIS, DET. 34