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Local True Sisters Attend Parley
Over 500 delegates including
several Detroiters will attend
the 109th annual convention of
the United Order of True Sis-
ters, being held from Sunday
through Wednesday at the Stat-
ler-Hilton Hotel, New York.
Official delegates from De-
troit are Mesdames Alan Col-
man and Harris Crane.
True Sisters, this country's
oldest national Jewish women's
organization, will review the
group's extensive program of
non-sectarian philanthropic ac-
tivities.
Founded in New York City,
the True Sisters presently de-
votes most of its eneregies to
aiding cancer patients through
the purchase of radioisotopes
for hospitals, support of leu-
kemia blood banks and mainte-
nance of "gift loan closets,"
home-care equipment for cancer
victims.
In Detroit, the True Sisters
works with Detroit Memorial
Hospital in providing needed
items for cancer patients.
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Beth El Young People
Stage `Eretz Bali Ha'i'
The Young People's Society
of Temple Beth El will present
a takeoff on South Pacific at
8:30 p.m., Wednesday, in the
temple's Brown Memorial
Chapel.
The. production, titled "Eretz
Bali Ha'i," was written by
Jackie DeYo.ung, Sheila Horwitz,
Al Lewis and Maggie Ozer. The
cast includes Bob Lenhard, Dave
Manheimer, Jimmy Tann, Hope
Friedland, Michele Kuvet and
Kerry Ozer.
Mrs. Sheila Platt and Miss
Horwitz will provide piano ac-
companiment. Stan Tickton will
play an overture on the organ
at curtain time. Scenery is be-
ing made by Al Kushner and
his stage crew.
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June 21 Wedding
Second JWF Junior
Division Education
Program on Sunday
"Were an angel to reveal to
the mysteries of the
Torah;it would please me little,
for study is more important
than knowledge. Only what man
achieves through effort is dear
to him."—Elijah Gaon.
me all
The Junior Division of the
Jewish Welfare Federation will
present the second session of
its education program, 8:15
p.m., Sunday, at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Harold H. Smilay,
1666 Balmoral Drive.
Walter Klein, associate exec-
utive director of the Jewish
Community Council, and Wil-
liam -Goode, Michigan director
of the Jewish Labor Committee,
will speak on "What Do We Tell
Our Neighbors About Our-
selves?"
Walter Shapero is program
chairman.
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Classified ads bring results!
MISS MARILYN MAY
Mr. and Mrs. Boris May, of
Greenleigh Court, Southfield,
at a recent dinner party an-
nounced the engagement of
their daughter. Marilyn Joyce
Slay, to Martin Zeldes. son of
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Zeldes,
of Sussex Avenue, Oak Park.
Miss May was graduated from
the University of Michigan's
college of education. Mr. Zeldes,
also a University of Michigan
graduate, received his degree
from the college of engineering.
The wedding is set for
June 21.
Peerce Delights
large Audience
Jan Peerce, tenor of the
Metropolitan Opera, had the
time of his life Sunday evening,
when he appeared in concert
at the Ford Auditorium. and
the large audience shared the
enjoyment of the delightful eve-
ning with him.
Peerce appeared here under
auspices of the Men's Club and
Sister hood of Congregation
Emanu-El.
He not only sang operatic
selections, but also included in
his program liturgical and Yid-
dish songs. He not only sang,
but explained the Yiddish songs
and spoke on the value of mus-
ical entertainment for syna-
gogue and other groups.
The audience enjoyed his
brief speeches as well as the
folk songs, and asked for more
and more—so that he sang five
encores.
Inviting intimate association
with the audience, Peerce told
of his friendship with the Ger-
shenson family and, on the oc-
casion of the wedding anniver-
sary of Elaine and Samuel Ger-
shenson, he concluded the pro-
gram by singing "Because."
He was at his best in the
operatic selections and he was
given an ovation when he in-
cluded the Aria from Pagglai-
acci among his encores.
Center 'Quiz Drama'
to Sift Van Doren Case
"Quiz Drama," a program of
improvised dramatic scenes on
the issues of the recent Van
Doren TV expose, will be the
next in a regular series of
"Audience on Stage" events of
Center Theater, adult play-
producing group of the drama
department, at 9 p.m. Wednes-
day, in the Aaron DeRoy Thea-
ter.
Persons in the audience, un-
der the guidance of Jerome
B a y e r, department director,
will have the opportunity to act
in challenging situations closely
related to those in the Van
Doren case.
All interested persons are in-
vited to attend. After the pro-
gram, discussion will continue
over the coffee cups in "Cafe
in the Wings." Preceding "Audi-
ence on Stage," at 8 p.m., the
regular weekly session of Act-
ing Clinic.
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