MR. & MRS. PETER ROGGIN

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Roggin, of
3740 Webb, celebrated their
50th wedding anniversary Jan.
4 with a dance and reception for
100 guests at the Holiday
Manor.

Married Dec. 28, 1908, in Cin-
cinnati, 0., the Roggins moved
here shortly after, becoming ac-
tive in numerous communal or-
ganizations. Among them are
the Metropolitan Jewish Social
Club, Fruit Vendors Ass'n.,
Western Bialystoker Society and
the Seidlitz Society.

Mr. and Mrs. Roggin are the
parents of four sons, Albert,
Hyman, Sam and Ben. and they
have eight grandchildren. The
couple will spend the winter
months in Hot Springs, Ark.

Lachowitcher Aid Society
Installs Its New Officers

Elected to office recently by
the Lachowitcher Aid Society
were the following officers, who
were installed in ceremonies
on Jan. 6:

Philip Levine, president; Mey-
. er Levin, vice-president; Meyer
Barron, treasurer; Arthur Cutler
and Frances Cutler, secretaries;
Mr. and Mrs. J. Brody, hospital-
ers; Meyer Heller, board of can-
didates; J. Weinner, sg,t.-at-arms;
and N. R. Epstein, honorary
chairman.

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Inauguration of a Jewish
Youth Assembly of Detroit, to
assist youth groups in plan-
ning activities of community-
wide interests, will take place
at a luncheon meeting at 1:30
p.m., Feb. 1, in the Hayim
Greenberg Center, 19161 Schae-
fer.
The gatheMng, under the
sponsorship of the Jewish Na-
tional Fund Council of De-
troit, will attract representa-
tives from United Synagogue
Youth, Leaders' Training Fel-
lowship, Temple Youth, junior
congregations, Hadassah, Bnai
Brith Youth, Jewish Commu-
nity Center, Habonim, Bnai
Akiva, Has h o m e r Hatzair,
Young Judea, Young Israel and
the Student Zionist Organiza-
tion.
Arie Shoval, youth director
for JNF, will explain the pur-
poses of the proposed youth
council, and questions per-
taining to its formation will
be answered by Jerry Lax,
Jeff Tigay and Leon Waldman,
coordinators.
Following the discusssion,
there will be a program of
entertainment by Shimon Ge-
wirtz, local folk singer.
Further information on the
youth assembly is available
from Jerry Lax, LI 6-6774, or
the JNF office, UN 4-2767.

Adas Shalom Women
to Hear Book Review

Mrs. Henry Berris will re-
view "Exodus," the Leon Uris
best-seller, at a meeting of the
Adas Shalom Sisterhood at 10
a.m., Tuesday, in the synagogue
social hall.
The review is the second in
a series. Tickets are available
at the door.
Mesdames
Manny Lax
and Milton
Weiss are co-
chairmen,
with Mes-
dames George
and Harry
Spoon in
charge of
tickets.
An oneg
shabbat a 1 s o
is planned by
the Sisterhood K..
at 2 p.m., Jan.
Mrs. Berris
24, in the home of Mrs. Henry
Pariser, 18030 Wildemere, it is
announced by Mrs. Charles
Charlip, president.
Mrs. Noam Shudofsky will
be the principal speaker, dis-
cussing "Let's Start Them
Young." Shimon Gewirtz and
members of his youth choir will
lead in group singing.
Mrs. Herbert L. Harris, chair-
man, urges members to bring
their friends.

Adele Mondry Semitics
Grant Endowed at WSU

For the second year, the
Adele Mondry Scholarship of
$350 will be available for two
students at Wayne State Uni-
versity who are interested in
Semitics. The fund, contributed
by Harry Mondry in honor of
his wife's graduation from WSU
in Jan. 1958, will be divided,
with $300 going to a liberal arts
student interested in Semitic
studies or history, the remain-
der being awarded to a student
showing outstanding proficiency
in the field.

Symphony Concert
to Salute Israel

The Detroit Symphony Or-
chestra will dedicate its concert
on Feb. 12, under the direction
of Paul Paray, to Israel's 10th
anniversary.
This concert will be given in
honor.. of Jewish Music Month.
It will feature that first Amer-
ican presentation of the sym-
phony by Jacqnes Berlinski.

City of Hope Auxiliary
to Install New Officers

Werbe Galleries Plan
Fredenthal Memorial

Detroit Auxiliary of the City
A memorial and retrospec-
of Hope will install the follow-
ing newly-elected officers at tive exhibition for Detroit art-
ceremonies at 8:30 p.m., Thurs- ist David Fredenthal will be
day, at the Turover Temple, held at the Anna Werbe Gal-
lthes, 19458 Livernois, begin-
12129 Dexter:
Phillip Levine, president; Ab- ning Feb. 4.
raham Betinsky and Harry Gold-
In commemoration, schools
enberg, vice-presidents; James and organizations with whom
J. Simon and Mrs. Rosalyn Zel- Mr. Fredenthal was associated
des, secretaries: Jacob Zeldes, are participating in the exhi-
treasurer; Albert Orlow, sgt.-at- bition.
arms; and Nathan Wiss and
Those in the community with
Jacob Zeldes, investigation com-
art
works by Mr. Fredenthal
mittee. Former president Nath-
By SUSAN KOBEL
an R. Epstein was named hon- either in the form of sketches
or paintings, are invited to
With Graduation Day, Jan. 28, orary president.
drawing near, seniors are par-
Hostesses for the event will call the Werbe Galleries to be
ticipating in many traditional be Mesdames Rose Rubin and included in the exhibition.
activities. Yesterday, in the au- James Simon and their com-
ditorium "Seeds of Suspicion" mittee.
was presented as the senior
play. For a change of pace, a Habonim, Branch 11 Set
one-act mystery was selected.
Joint Oneg Shabbat Event
At the Honors Convocation,
Branch 11, Labor Zionist Or-
Jan. 27, scholastic awards will
For Any Occasion
be tendered. Following the con- ganization of America, and Hab-
Featuring
vocation, seniors, dressed in onim will present a joint oneg
GLORIA BROOKS
caps and gowns, will "Swing shabbat tonight, at the Hayim
- VANGUARDS
Out." Sally Teitelbaum, senior Greenberg Center, 19161 Schaef-
president, will present her gavel er. Israeli songs and dances will
Call
SALLY FIELDS
be
featured,
with
refreshments
to the seniors, who will then
being
served.
The
program
is
give it to the president of the
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open to all interested. For fur-
June, 1959 class.
ther
information,
call
Esther
(Other
Smart Combos)
A farewell luncheon at Green-
Goldberg, UN 2-2696.
field's Restaurant in Birming-
ham will culminate the day's
activities. Climaxing the festivi-
ties is the Senior Prom, Jan. 29,
at Lovett Hall, Greenfield Vil-
lage. The theme chosen by co-
chairmen Beth Yolles and Jay
Richmond is "Rhapsody in
Blue." The music will be pro-
vided by Panchito and his or-
Including:
chestra.
In a concert at Ford Audi-
Haircut
torium last night, Mumfordite
Permanent
Anne Mischakoff performed
with the Detroit Symphony Or-
Wave
chestra. She was one of 18 stu-
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schools chosen for the per-
formance. Anne, who is the
daughter of famed violinist
Mischa Mischakoff, has been
playing the violin for six years.
Mumford cagers trounced
Cody, 60-49, in a game played
last Friday. The Mustangs ex-
tended their 26-25 half-time
lead through the outstanding
second half play of Bob Mat-
thews. Top scorers for Mumford
were Dave Shevitz, 16 points,
and Mike Kukes and Jackie Wil-
liams, 14 points. The Mustangs
hold a 4-1 record for the season.
Today the team takes on Persh-
ing at 3:30 in the Pershing gym.
Aaron Goren was Mumford's
winner in the "Voice of Demo-
cracy" speech contest sponsored
by the Detroit Chamber of Com-
merce. His topic was "My True
Security." Aaron will now com-
pete in city-wide competition.
Michigan State Temple Youth
is planning a study retreat at
Camp Tamarack the weekend
of Jan. 30-Feb. 1. The discus-
sion, "Ethics of the Fathers,"
will be under the direction of
Rabbi Ezra Spicehandler, of the
Hebrew Union College.

Perfection Lodge 486 Sets
Surprise Film Wednesday

Perfection Lodge No. 486, F.
& A.M., will hold a "Surprise
Theater Party" at 8 p.m., Wed-
nesday, in the Masonic Temple
Scottish Rite Auditorium. A
full-length film will be featured.
A social evening with refresh-
ments will follow in the Crystal
Ballroom.
Lodge members, their wives
and guests are invited. Reser-
vations should be made as soon
as possible, advise entertain-
ment committee chairmen Wil-
liam Feldman and George Po-
lasky.

CARD OF APPRECIATION

Mr. and Mrs. Herman H.
Stark, of 19169 Ilene, wish to
express their thanks to all of
their many friends for the many
messages of congratulations ex-
tended during the celebration
of their 40th wedding anniver-
sary.

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19—THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS—Fri day, January 16, 1959

Peter Roggins Fete Seek to Organize
Golden Anniversaty Youth Assembly IMUMFORD1