Friday, February 14, 1958—THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS-24

Miss Goldfarb to Wed
Former Detroiter

Bnai BritA
Activities

IVAN S. BLOCH LODGE will
feature an Anti - Defamation
League panel Monday evening,
at Jericho Temple. Guests will
include Circuit Court Judge Vic-
tor J. Baum, Richard Marks,
director of community relations
for the city of Detroit; Samuel
Simons, of the Fair Employ-
ment Practices Commission;
and Charles Wortman, of the
Michigan Chronicle. They will
discuss "Human Relations in
Detroit and Suburbs." A social
hour will follow.

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MISS SHARON GOLDFARB

Mr. and Mrs. Morris Goldfarb,
of Indiana Ave., announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Sharon Lynne, to Gerald Melvin
Hendricks, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Ben Hendricks, former Detroit-
ers now of Long Beach, Calif.
The bridegroom-to-be, a for-
mer Wayne State University stu-
dent, will soonweceive a BS de-
gree from the University of
California at Los Angeles. A
December wedding is planned.

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This Week's Radio and
Television Programs
of Jewish Interest

THE ETERNAL LIGHT
Time: 10:30 p.m., Sunday.
Station: WWJ.
Feature: "Abbie Could See,"
a dramatization of the life of
Dr. Abner Kurtin, who devel-
oped plastic planing, a device
for removing skin defects, will
be told.
* * *
MESSAGE OF ISRAEL
Time: 11:05 p.m., Sunday.
Station: WXYZ.
Feature: Rabbi Perry E.
Nussbaum, of Cong. Beth Israel,
Jackson, Miss., will speak on
"The Real Issue," a program
celebrating Brotherhood Week.
* * *
COUNCIL BROADCAST
Time: 10 p.m., Sunday.
Station: WJLB.
Feature: Walter Klein, presi-
dent of the Jewish War Vet-
erans Memorial Home Associa-
tion, will discuss the role of
the organization in connection
with the forthcoming JWV-
spons or ed "Star Spangel
Revue," over the Jewish Com-
munity Council's weekly por-
tion of the Altman Jewish
Hour.

Bnai David Affiliates
Planning Theater Party

Bnai David Men's Club and
Sisterhood will sponsor a thea-
ter night on March 18, at the
Palmer Park Theater to raise
funds for its Boys' Club and
other youth activities.
The film, "Khamishia, Five
Tales from Israel," will be
shown at 7:30 and 9:30 p.m.
The movie, in English, was pro-
duced in Herzlia, and features
a cast of Israeli performers, in-
eluding Sharona Aron.
Tickets and information can
be had by calling B. H. Dosie,
UN 3-9847.

Sa'ad Gives $1,400 to WSU

Sa'ad (Hebrew word mean-
ing "To Give") an organization
eomposed of 30 members,
turned over a rather hefty
check for $1,400 to the Wayne
State University College of
Medicine to be used for re-
search on nervous disorders.
During the last five years the
organization has given more
than $6,000 to the medical
school.

The annual Brotherhood
meeting of PISGAH CHAPTER
is planned for Wednesday, at
Holiday Manor, when a panel
will discuss "Brotherhood by
Means of ,Government, Law En-
forcement and Publicity for the
Common Good of Mankind."
Panelists will include Mrs.
Beulah Whitby, assistant di-
rector, Detroit Commission on
Human Relations; Shelby New-
house, WWJ-TV staffman; Rev.
Frank Gentile, Northwest Uni-
tarian Universalist C h u r c h,
moderator. Dessert luncheon
will be served at 12:30 p.m.
Members of Rev. Gentile's con-
gregation will be special guests.
* * *

PISGAH LODGE is planning
an open meeting at 8:30 p.m.,
Monday, at the Hayim Green-
berg Center, 19161 Schaefer,
when the Anti-Defamation
League movie, "Can We Im-
munize Against Prejudice," will
be shown. Mrs. Kalman Bruss,
past ADL chairman of the Wo-
men's Council, will speak and
participate in questtion and
answer period to follow. Ac-
cording to Dan Levy, chairman,
a social hour will conclude the
evening. Guests are invited.

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Israeli Leader
to Aid Women's
'58 Bond Drive

Miss Judith Herrmann, for-
mer captain in the British Army
and lieutenant in the Israeli
Navy, arrived in Detroit on the
first leg of a nation-wide tour
in behalf of the Israel Bond
campaign. As a public relations
officer of the State of Israel,
she will assist the Detroit Wo-
men's Division for Israel Bonds
in launching their 1958 drive.
To stimulate activity in the
Israel Bond drive, the women
are encouraged to enroll in the
National Sponsors with a pur-
chase of $1,000 or more, or to
join the Chen with the sale
of $2,500 or more in Israel
Bonds. Any woman becoming
a National Sponsor in 1958 will
be invited to the "Operalogue-
Luncheon," Feb. 20, 12:30 p.m.,
in the home of Mrs. Henry
Turkel, 2760 W. 7-Mile Road.
The "Operalogue" will fea-
ture well-known opera stars in
Carol Longone's presentation of
Bizet's "Carmen." Mrs. Turkel
will serve as hostess at the
luncheon, at which time the
1958 Sponsors will receive their
10th anniversary pins.
Mrs. Max Stollman is Detroit
Chairman of the National Spon-
sors.
Mrs. Philip Helfman is 'De-
troit Women's Division chair-
man.
* * *
Pittsburgh Leader Here
for Israel "Operalogue"
Mrs. Alfred M. Karlin, na-
tional Chen chairman of the
Women's Di-
vision for Is-
rael Bonds
Pittsburgh
communal
leader, will
speak at the
"Oper alogue-
Lune h e o n,"
Feb. 20, in
Mrs. Turkel's
home.
Mrs. Karlin's
role as Chen
Chairman is
to encourage
thousands of Mrs. Karlin
women to sell $2,500 in Israel
Bonds in 1958. For each $2,500
sale that member receives a
gold charm depicting one of the
12 tribes of Israel. Mrs. Karlin's
other activities include Hadas-
sah, United Jewish Fund,
National Council of Jewish
Women, Montefiore Hospital,
Red Cross and the Community
Chest. She toured Israel in 1956
as a member of the Israel Bond
women's leadership delegation.
The "Operalogue," a con-
densed version of grand opera,
will feature Elaine Bonazzi,
Grant Garnell, Maria Ferriero
and James Cosenza in scenes
from Bizet's "Carmen." Direc-
tion and capsule commentaries
are provided by Carl Longone
of New York.

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Mrs. Abraham Waronoff, pres-
ident of TIKVAH CHAPTER,
announces that Wayne State
University students will speak
on "Hillel Foundation and
What It Stands For" at a pro-
gram Wednesday, at Rainbow
Terrace. Friends are invited.
* * *
Mrs. Morris Pleason, presi-
dent of LOUIS D. BRANDEIS
CHAPTER, announces that in
celebration of "Brotherhood
Week" a rumor clinic will be
offered at 1 p.m., Thursday, at
Cong. Beth Joseph. Mrs. San-
ford Rosenthal, of the Anti-
Defamation League's regional
board, will serve as moderator.
A social hour will follow.
Friends are invited.
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Brotherhood Week will be
observed by ISRAEL CHAP-
TER at 8:30 p.m., Monday,
when Dr. Morton Sobel, re-
gional director of the Anti-
Defamation League, will speak.
A social hour will follow.
Friends are invited. For in-
formation, call Mrs. Leonard
Gurwin, president, UN. 4-1309.
* * *
DORTHY FOX CHAPTER,
Bnai Brith Young Women, will
Dr. and Mrs. Harry Topcik
hold a Valentine party Satur-
day, at Eileen Pasman's home. of Roselawn Ave., announce the
Bar Mitzvah of their son, How-
ard Frederick, on Feb. 22, at
Miss Hermelin Cited
Cong. Shaarey Zedek. A party
by Bonfbay Newspapers
in his honor will be held Feb.
Newspapers in Bombay, In- 23, at Holiday Manor.
dia, gave special notice to the
acting of Henrietta Hermelin, Judea Social Club Sets
one of the stars of the Wayne 25th Anniversary Banquet
State University theater group
Judea Social Club will cele-
now touring that country.
brate its 25th anniversary with
All 13 players who performed a banquet and installation of
in Bombay were cited by the officers ceremony on Feb. 22, at
newspapers; however, Miss Her- Zack's Catering.
melin was one of two actors
Officers to be inducted are
singled out for their outstand- Ben Carney, president; Joe
ing performances.
Cherner, vice-president; Jean
Melvin Zellman, another De- Carney, Rose Cherner and Sarah
troiter in the WSU cast now on Cohn, secretaries; Harry Utche-
the tour with the theatrical nick, treasurer; Charlotte Wid-
group, also is distinguishing Ian and Sol Kingston, hospi- I
himself in the production.
talers.

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Nerve Expert
to Visit at Sinai

The president-elect of the
American Neurological Associa-
tion, Dr. Bernard J. Alpers of
Philadelphia, will serve as visit-
ing chief of neurology at Sinai
Hospital next Thursday.
The following day, he will
lecture at the Wayne State Uni-
versity college
of medicine,
under the
sponsorship of
Phi Delta
Epsilon medi-
cal fraternity.
Dr. Alpers
is a past pres-
ident of the
America
Board of Psy-
Dr. Alpers
chiatry and
Neurology, and professor and
head of the department of
neurology at Jefferson Medical
College, Philadelphia.
He will preside at the clini-
cal conference in the Sinai
main lecture room Thursday
morning, and will make patient
rounds in the hospital in the
afternoon. All Detroit-area phy-
sicians are invited to attend.
Visiting chief days are pro-
grams in effect at several lead-
ing Detroit hospitals and at
teaching hospitals throughout
the U.S. to keep staff doctors
abreast of the rapid develop
ments in modern medicine.

Beth Aaron Troop Holds
Court of Honor

Boy Scout Troop and Explorer
Post 537 of the Beth Aaron Syn-
agogue honored 16 boys at a
court of honor Thursday, in the
synagogue social hall.
The Eagle Scout award, high-
est in scouting, will go to Fred
Ostrow. Miles Stearn will re-
ceive his first class badge, and
second class badges will be
awarded to Ronald Feldscher,
Dennis Rader a n d Richard
Thomas.
The boys to receive tender-
foot badges include Barry Fox,
Michael Beresh, Steven Stearn,
Paul Tanner, Jeffrey Goldberg,
Ronald Weiss, David Bennett,
Richard Lux, Steven .Schwartz,
Michael Sandler, Michael Katz,
Roger Kershner, , Robert Kane,
Alan Adler, Dennis Porvin and
Richard Fried.
Larry Shafkind, of Explorer
Post 515, who attended the In-
ternational Jamboree in England
last summer and also toured
France, Italy and Switzerland,
showed color slides of the trip.

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Girl from Uruguay
to Wed Detroiter

MISS VERA REICHENFELD

Mr. and Mrs. Ladisvav Reich-
enfeld, of Montevideo, Uruguay,
South America, announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Vera, to Robert S. Gantz, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Gantz,
of Northlawn Ave., Detroit.
Both Vera and Robert attend
the University of Michigan,
where he is a medical student
and is affiliated with Phi Lamda
Kappa professional fraternity.
A June wedding is being
planned.

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