When Lt. Gov. Philip A. Hart
receives the 11th annual Amity
Award of the Detroit Women's
Division, American Jewish Con-
gress, on Feb. 26, a special
citation also will be given to
Paul Paray, conductor of the
Detroit Symphony Orchestra.
T h e pres-
entations will
be made by
Rabbi Morris
Adler, a na-
tional officer
of the AJ Con-
gress, and Dr.
Leon Fram,
president of
the Michigan
Region, at a
luncheon at
Rainbow Ter-
race.
The Amity
Award, pre-
sented to an
Andividual who
Paray has done most
to further democratic princi-
ples, was given to Lt. Gov. Hart
for his "devotion to the exten-
sion of civil liberties, his work
to liberalize the immigration
laws and his support of a U.S.
foreign policy which would
recognize Israel as a vital dem
ocratic ally."
The citation to Paray, who
was a member of the French
underground during World War
II, will be for the helpful hand
he has extended to the Israel
Philharmonic Orchestra.
Judges included the Rt. Rev.
Richard S. Emrich, Bishop of
the Episcopal Archdiocese of
Michigan, chairman; Mrs. Sam-
uel Aaron, Judge Victor J.
Baum, Judge Wade McCree
and Frank Rosenbaum. Ad-
visers to the committee were
Boris Joffe, of the Jewish Corn-
munity Council, and Judith
Laikin, AJC regional director.
Mrs. Bert Ruby is overall
chairman of the Amity Award
luncheon, and is assisted by
Mesdames Alan Brown, Harry
Feulner, Sol Redstone, Harry
Shapiro and David Singer. Mrs.
S. M. Israel is chairman of the
AJC commission on community
interrelations which sponsors
the award.
For reservations to the lunch-.
eon, call Mrs. Israel, UN. 4-
8674.
Eisenhower's Pastor
at Town Hall Monday
Dr. Edward L. R. Elson, Pas-
tor of the National Presbyte-
rian Church, President Eisen-
hower's pastor, will speak at
Detroit Town Hall at 11 a.m.
Monday, in Ford Auditorium,
on the subject "Washington
Confidential—Another View."
Dr. Elson is a leader in Amer-
ican Friends of the Near East,
a major anti-Israel movement
in this country.
Sponsors of the Town Hall
lectures announce that "among
prominent Detroit religious
men attending the lecture and
the luncheon which follows will
be Dr. Leon Fram of Temple
Israel."
rVis6nsin
("Students
Set September Date
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The annual benefit scholar-
Music and Entertainment
ship games party sponsored by
the Mothers' Guild of the Chil-
dren's Orthogenic School,
founded by Katherine O'Connor.
and his Orchestra
will be held at 8 p.m., Feb. 14,
By
DI. 1-1609
in the school auditorium, 10235
W. 7 Mile.
BEVERLY
SCHWARTZ
According to Mrs. Abraham r
WITHOUT
Nickin, co-chairman, proceeds I
will be used to help finance
central
QUESTION .. .
High School
schooling for needy children I
It's
who require the specialized type I
•
of educational program which
A last farewell was made by the school provides.
January seniors as they donned
Assisting Mrs. Nickin and
CATERERS
their caps and gowns for corn- Mrs. Robert Wagner, general
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mencement last Wednesday. The chairman, are Mesdames Hyman
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174th graduating class and the Abelman, Harold Adler, Ed-
first of two classes graduating mund Buck,. Daniel Coleman,
during the centennial celebra- Tom Gherman, Hayes Gier, Sey-
Want The Best?
tion, the class wore white stoles mour Gilmore, Ernest Lenzini,
Ask the Folks Who've Had
on their gowns commemorating Maxwell Lieberwitz, Frank
SAM BARN ETT
the 100th year anniversary.
Mitchell, Clifford Newcomer,-
and His Orchestra
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Mary Reamer, Julius Rothen-
The spring term began bright berg, Irving Weisenthal and
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and early Monday morning Ben Wigder.
when last term's report cards
and new program schedules
were handed out. Officially,
classes began with a full day of
school on Tuesday.
Is Pleased to Announce
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Any 'Lite interested in com-
The Opening of His New Shop
peting in the 1958 City Chess
Tournament is. invited to sub-
I.
mit his application to the stu-
dent office as soon as possible.
Five applicants will be chosen
to represent Central at the con-
"FOR GRACIOUS GIVING AND LIVING"
test. The winning team will be
• Lamps
• Jewelry
• Glassware
• Gifts
• China
awarded the city trophy and
• Early American Furniture
• Home Accessories
five Individual trophy awards.
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MISS JANET WILLIS
At a recent cocktail party,
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel S. Willis,
of Mendota Ave., announced
the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Janet, to Charles Rubin-
stein, son of Mrs. Joseph Ru-
binstein, of LaCrosse, Wis.
The bride-elect attends the
University of Wisconsin. Her
fiance, a member of Phi Epsilon
Pi fraternity, is a senior in the
law school of the same univer-
sity.
A September wedding is
planned.
JWV Activities
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Leo Gottfurcht
is hy Leo
Sgt. MORTON A. SILVER-
• Watch and Jewelry Repair
MAN POST will hold a fun
Whoso
would
be
a
man
must
night at 8:30 p.m., Sunday, in
19001 LIVERNOIS, S. of 7 Mile
a non-conformist.—Emerson,
the Memorial Home. Post and be
"Self Reliance"
Auxiliary members and their
spouses are invited, according
to Leo Nelson, chairman. Re-
freshments and gifts for all
are planned.
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At a recent paid-up member-
ship party of Sgt. MORTON A.
SILVERMAN AUXILIARY, six
new members were indoctri-
nated and membership pins
were awarded. Recipients of 10-
year pins were Mesdames Ruth
Elson, Sidney Goosen, Harry
Goss, Daniel K a h n, Bernard
Hirsch, Bernard Koss, Lillian
You'll truly make this a memorable
Latzer, Martin Marx, Marshall
Valentine's Day for her when you give her
M. Miller, Frank Selman, Isa-
dore Silverman, Lester Singer
a beautiful little fur - from our fabulous
and Norman Wachler. Five-year
pins were given to Mesdames
collection. You'll find everything
Maurice Blumenthal, Henry A.
Rahn, Raymond Goldman, Wil-
from a fine fur scarf to a glamorous jacket
liam Levitt and William Snider-
in all wanted shades of mink, beaver,
man. The group will meet
Wednesday e v e n i n g, in the
Alaska seal, Persian lamb and many,
home of Mrs. Jack R o s n e r,
AUTUMN HAZE
24090 Oneida, Oak Park. Co-
many other fine furs.
MINK CLUTCH
hostesses will be Mesdames
CAPES
as
low
$495
Frank Selman and Alfred Stan-
as
ley. Mrs. Jeffrey Wachler, LI
6-0997, urges members with
spare clean sheets to bring
them for cancer pads.
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or if you wish
Members of CHARLES &
AARON KOGAN AUXILIARY
choose from our large selection of
will choose a "Queen for a
Day" at a paid-up membership
kitten-soft cashmere sweaters
dinner planned for 8 p.m.,
Thursday, in the Memorial
exquisitely trimmed with the fur
Home. The "queen" will receive
of your choice ... and be sure
a host of prizes, including a
new car at her disposal for one
to see our wonderful selection
day. Dues may be paid at the
door.
of fine gold jewelry to
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Give HER a Little Fur
for
VALENTINE'S DAY
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14th
Darby's Opens
Family Service Society New 'Skylight Room'
Moves to New Location Darby's northwest Detroit's
The board of directors of the
Family Service Society, a Torch
Fund agency, has announced a
new location for its northwest
district. The new address is
15700 Schaefer, at Midland.
The new building will pro-
vide space for 10 professionally
trained caseworkers who will
offer assistance 'to individuals
and families with problems in-
volving personal, marital, par-
ent-child, and family adjust-
ment. Residents of the north-
west area wishing the services
of the gency may telephone BR
2-1760 for an appointment.
Central High
Activities
Your Jewish News Want
Ad Number is VE. 8-9364.
Set Benefit Party
for Orthogenic School
popular restaurant located on
Seven Mile Road at Wyoming,
has just opened its Skylight
Room, a beautiful new cocktail
lounge and bar, Sam Boesky,
host of Darby's, has announced.
Luxuriously decorated in the
modern mood, the Skylight
Room offers America's favorite
beverages in an exquisite at-
mosphere.
Darby's services include ev-
erything from an after-theater
drink and snack to a delicious
kosher-style dinner, in addition
to a carry-out and catering de-
partment.
AUTUMN HAZE
:MINK JACKETS
$1 , 395
compliment m`ladies wardrobe.
AUTUMN HAZE
MINK STOLES
aslow $495
as
PLEASE NOTE:
Fur Prices Are Going Up Very Soon. If You Are Thinking
of Buying Any Fur — You May Use Our Layaway — And
Make Payment in 6 Months from Purchase Date !
Herzberg & Keystone
19179 LIVERNOIS
(1/2 Blk.
No. of 7 Mile)
OPEN THURSDAY TO 9 P.M.
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21 -THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS—Frida y, February 'I, 1958
To Cite Paray
at Amity Lunch.
Honoring Hart