MISS SHIRLEY WEINSTOCK

Mr. and Mrs. Ben Weinstock,
of 14221 Wales, Oak Park, an-
nounce the engagement of
their daughter, Shirley, to
Harry L. Jubas, son of the
late Mr. and Mrs. Yitzchok
M. Jubas.
Miss Weinstock is a senior
in the , college of education at
Wayne State University. Her
fiance, a graduate of Wayne's
college of education, is an or-
dained rabbi and holds a cer-
tificate from the Hebrew Uni-
versity in Jerusalem.
The couple is planning an
Aug. 17 wedding.

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Brandeis Women
to Hold Annual
Garden Meeting

Detroit Women's Committee
of Brandeis University will cel-
ebrate its 10th birthday at the
organization's annual spring
garden meeting, to be held Mon-
day afternoon, in the home of
Mrs. Saul Rose, 1701 Balmoral.
Mrs. Samuel Moss, national
vice-president of the Brandeis
University Women, will address
the women,
following a
subscription
box lunch, to
be served at
1 2 : 1 5 p. m.
Luncheon res-
ervations a r e
being taken
by Mrs. Man-
uel Rotenberg,
DI 1-1276. Mrs. Moss
Entertainment highlight of
the afternoon will be a new
version of the musical, "Belles
Are Ringing," to be presented
by Mrs. Charles Briskman, pro-
gram chairman.
Mrs. Eli Gross is director,
and Mrs. Harry Platt, accom-
panist. In the cast are Mes-
dames Eugene Hirsch, Marvin
Mintz, Albert Newman, Manny
Rotenberg, Lester Weill and
Sidney Winer.
Mrs. Charles Nannes is chair-
man of the day, and is assisted
by Mrs. John C. Hopp, Jr.,
hospitality, and Mrs. Jack Lef-
ton, luncheon. Election of offi-
cers also will take place.
Mrs. Oscar Z e m o n, a past
president of the Detroit Wo-
men's Chapter and a national
officer, led a delegation to the
10th annual conference of the
National Women's Committee,
which was held earlier this
week at the Brandeis campus.
A special ceremony on the
site of the new Brandeis library,
being built by the Women's
Committee, was the sealing of
a microfilm list of all life mem-
bers of the organization in the
foundation of the building.

Revisionists to Meet

United Zionist-Revisionists of
Detroit will meet at 8:30 p.m.,
Wednesday, at 12244 Dexter.
Nominations of officers will be
held, and plans for the coming
Herzl - Jabotinsky memorial
meeting will be discussed.
Friends are invited.

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Women s Ulubs

(More Clubs Page 15)
The annual installation lunch-
eon of CLUB ONE, Pioneer
Women, will be held at 12 noon,
Tuesday, at the Hayim Green-
berg Center, when detailed re-
ports on the year's activities will
be given by Mesdames Sarah
Levine, outgoing president, and
Anna Alpert and Dora Beitman,
secretaries. Adele Mondry will
preside, and Mrs. Bella Gold-
berg will present a musical pro-
gram. Mrs. Ida Kay will install
the following officers: Mes-
dames Rose Naimark, president;
Ch a y k a Greenberg, honorary
vice-president; Sarah Levin, ad-
viser; Sophie Sislin, vice-presi-
dent; Ida Kutnick, treasurer;
Anna Alpert, Rose Drachler,
Philip Kawa and Ida -Katz, sec-
retaries; Dora Reitman and Eva
Heinick, bulletin; Sarah Jacobs
and Bessie Kumove, JNF; Mil-
dred Kramer and Sarah Levin,
cultural;. Adele Mondry, shule;
Dora Reitman, publicity; Dora
Kurnitz and Hannah Jacobs,
membership; B. Fishkin, dues;
Chana Michlin and Sarah Ja-
cobs, building fund; Rachel
Kurtzman, Israel Bonds; Ida
Berman and Rose Taback, sq-
cial; M. Garnick and Chana
Michlin, executive board; Dora
Kumove and Mildred Kramer,
Council representatives.
* * *
Mrs. Albert Kaplan, president
of BETH AARON SISTER-
HOOD, announces the last meet-
ing of the season, at 12:30 p.m.,
Monday, in the social hall, when
Mrs. David J. Cohen, popular
humorist, will be on the pro-
gram. Friends are invited.
* * *
PRIMROSE BE NE V0 LENT
CLUB recently inducted the fol-
lowing officers at ceremonies in
Sammy's: Mesdames M. Kobrin,
president; N. Brown and R. Bel-
insky, vice-presidents; E. Meis-
ter, R. Ehrlichman and A. Par-
trite, secretaries; Y. Weinberg,
treasurer; M. Dean and B. Les-
sen, case workers; A. Bergman,
social; T. Jacobson, publicity;
M. Nadek, sunshine; D. Plafkin,
R. Shapiro and M. Blaze, tele-
phone squad. A final social
meeting is planned for 8:30
p.m., Monday, at the Hayim
Greenberg Center.
* * *
DEBORAH SERVICE
LEAGUE will hold its first in-
stallation dinner at 12:30 p.m.,
Saturday, at Topinka's Country
House. For reservations, call
MrS. Dorothy Meyer, VE1 7-8989,
or Mrs. Gladys Phillips, KE.
2-0875.
* * *
At ceremonies this week,
AVODAH CHAPTER, Pioneer
Women, installed the following
officers: Mesdames Sam Isaacs,
president; Edward Stark and
Sam Fishman, vice-presidents;
Max Nyman, Ben Mostyn, Ben
Dunn and Archie Fabian, sec-
retaries; Jack Wilk, dues chair-
man; and Clara Rosenberg,
treasurer. Serving as chairmen
of various fund committees
are Mesdames Rudolph Gemza,
Max Slutberg, Louis Isaacs,
Ben. Meyers, Gerald Goldberg,
Frank Katz, Louis Isaacs and
Ralph Raimi. Organizational
chairmen are: Mesdames
Richard Kramer, Al Sklare,
Herman Delidow, Paul Feld-
man, Her man Hirschhorn,
Gerald Goldberg, Ben Bayer
and Albert Herman. Installing
officer was Mrs. Irving Turner.
* * *
WOMEN'S MUTUAL LADIES
AID SOCIETY wil hold a lun-
cheon at 12:30 p.m., Monday,
at the home of Mrs. Simon
Shapiro, 20154 Sorrento. All
proceeds are for charity.
* * *
New officers of the HEBREW
LADIES AID SOCIETY will be
honored at a paid-up member-
ship luncheon planned for 12
noon, Wednesday, in the Bnai
Moshe social hall. Mrs. Julia

Ring, re-elected to serve as pres-
ident, will be assisted by Ivies-
dames Bertha Weiss, Regina
Reisner, Helen Wolfson and
Ida Yollick, vice-presidents; Sa-
rena Brummer, treasurer; Helen
Rosenthal, Katie Bodonsky,
Rose Enzig and Pauline Schiff,
secretaries; Sophie Janowitz,
courtesy; Reggie White, case
chairman; Esther Engel and
Sophie Wiatrak, sick commit-
tee; and Edith Fleischer, pub-
licity Wynn Garden Landis will
entertain with solo songs.
* * *
RODIN CLUB will hold its
installation ceremonies at a
luncheon at 12:30 p.m., Wednes-
day, at Jeri's.
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With Mrs. Morris Gottlieb,
who .left recently for a visit
to Israel, went a $600 check
from the DAVD-HORODOKER
YOUNG WOMEN. The money
will be presented to the
group's Israel committee, for
use in refugee resettlement.
* * *
OLGA JASLOVE FAMILY
CLUB will meet at 9 p.m., to-
day in the home of Mrs. Harry
Markowitz, 18961 Stansbury,
when election of officers will
take place. A social evening
will follow.
* *
With Mrs. Morris Gottlieb,
who left recently for a visit to
Israel, went a $600 check from
the DAVID - HORODOKER
YOUNG WOMEN. The money
will be presented to the group's
Israel committee, for use in
refugee resettlement.
• * *
THURSDAY BOOK REVIEW
CLUB will conclude the season
with a luncheon this Thursday
afternoon, in the home of Mrs.
Jacob E. Steinhardt, 18495 San
Juan. The hostess will review
"Too Much, Too Soon," the
autobiography of Diana Barry-
more.
* * *
WOMEN'S AUXILIARY of
the ACCOUNTANTS GUILD
will install new officers at 8:30
p.m., Wednesday, in the home
of Mrs. Florence Nida, 3474
Sutton Place, Birmingham. To
be inducted are Mesdames An-
nette Rosen, president; Jean
Sosin, vice-president; Marjorie
Naftaly, treasurer; Roslyn So-
bel and Joyce Gold, secreta-
ries; Belle Ruben, program;
Shirley Broder, entertainment;
Marcia Baker, membership. A
social hour will follow the in-
stallation.

Col. Greenbaum Heads
Army Training Session

Staff members and faculty of
the Detroit USAR School, un-
der the command of Col. Ervin
Greenbaum, of 17500 Birchcrest,
reported at Fort Riley, Kan.,
June 1, to conduct active duty
training for the Fifth U. S.
Army Infantry Reserve officers.
Emphasis during this period
is on training in concepts of
modern warfare, the new pen-
tomic division organization, and
use of, and defense against nu-
clear weapons.
The summer active duty en-
campment will end June 22. Col.
Greenbaum, his staff and fac-
ulty will then return to Detroit
to resume inactive duty training
at Fort Wayne.

Central High
Activities

Habers Leave on ORT
Tour of Inspection

Dr. William Haber, president
of the American ORT Federa-
tion left for a six week overseas
tour of ORT vocational training
facilities. As president of the
By
Central Board of the World
BEVERLY
ORT Union, he will confer with
SCHWARTZ ORT directors in Iran, Israel,
France. Italy and Switzerland.
.ventral
He is accompanied by Mrs.
High School
Haber
During his stay in Iran, he
Many senior Lites are now will inspect ORT schools and
carrying with them wonderful workshop cooperatives in Tehe-
memories of a senior trip long- ran, Shiraz and Ispahan.
to-be remembered.
T h e Centennial graduating
FOR THE FINEST — IN
class left for the nation's capital
ENTERTAINMENT— it's
last Thursday evening and ar-
rived home very tired, but very
happy Sunday morning.
and his Orchestra
Highlighting the trip were
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visits to the White House, Cap-
a.
itol and the Casino Royal Night- droW•aoso•ftagatiofterAi
club where the singing Hi-Lo's
were featured.
i Dance with Defight
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to
Central takes pride in an- i
i
LARRY
FREEDMAN
nouncing the recent release of
and his Orchestra
!
'a new calypso record, "Love
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Me Now", by the Serenaders, 1 LI 7-2899
a vocal group comprising three
former 'Lites and one present
student. The boys are: Sid Fox,
Cliff Alexander, Jimmy Perry
and Milt Weiss. The tune was
Master of Ceremonies
written by Jimmy and from all
and his Orchestra
indications will be a big hit.
Detroit's Leading Entertainer
We certainly hope so! ! !
TO 6-5016
TO 8-2067
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The term quickly draws to
a close and very shortly 12A's
WEDDINGS
BAR MITZVAHS
1
will be biding adieu to three
For the best in Dancing
memorable years at Central.
pleasure, the
Today 'Lites traditionally pa-
BILL
LEONARD
raded in caps and gowns for
ORCHESTRA
Swing -Out and many were
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awarded with various honors at
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this time.
Commencement too, draws
near. Centennial graduation ex-
ercises will take place Wednes-
day, at 10 a.m. in the Mackenzie
R I C'T
High School auditorium.
RMAL
The evening following grad-
uation will culminate the entire
Rental Specialists
three-year stay at Central—the
"Centennial Fantasy" Senior
of Men's and Boys`
Prom next Thursday evening at
FORMAL WEAR
Lovett Hall in Greenfield Vil-
for Every Occasion
lage. Dance music will be pro-
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vided by Sam Barnett and his
Nr. Schaeffer
band. Many parties are being
planned to round out this long
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anticipated evening! ! !

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BEN KATZMAN

SAM ROSENBLAT

ADIETte

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BETH YEHUDAH SCHOOLS

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Extend a Hearty Mazel Toy

To Mr. and Mrs. Julius Feigelman

On The Bar Mitzvah of Their Son Arnold

In the true Jewish tradition of sharing one's blessings,
the Feigelmans have contributed to the Scholarship Fund
of Beth Yehudah, to give underprivileged children the
same educational opportunities which they are fortunate
enough to be able to provide for their own children. Beth
Yehudah salutes them for them exemplary charitableness.

Young People's League
Plans Garden Installation

Beth Aaron Young People's
League will hold its annual in-
stallation of officers program in
the form of a garden party at
9 p.m., Saturday, in the home.
of one of the members.
Officers to be inducted are
S t u a r t Silverman, president; or
Rabbi Goldman receiving the Scholarship for the Yeshivah
Madeline Chapnick, vice-presi-
dent; Rena Winter and Bernice
from Arnold. With them are Mr. & Mrs. Feigelman, and
Hollander, secretaries; Donald
brothers Michael and Eddie.
Soltz, treasurer; and Irwin Levy,
sgt.-at-arms.
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21-THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS — Frida y, June 13, 1958

Miss Weinstock Plans
Aug. 17 Wedding