Temple Israel Sisterhood Planning Gail Cooper Reveals
Ninth Annual Antique Show, Fair , July 4 Wedding Plans
Over 30 dealers from Mich- !ranged and prepared by Sister-
igan, the Midwest and East will ; hood gourmets, under the chair-
exhibit their wares at the ninth manship of Mrs. Roy Sarason.
Artis Lane,
annual Antique Shaw and Fair
sponsored by the Temple Israel
w h o studied
Sisterhood.
art at Cran-
The four-day event, which
brook, has
features a new format this year,
done work in
is being arranged by Irvin
Hudson's Art
Steiner, managing director. The
Gallery a n d
show will run from 12 noon to
has exhibited
10 p.m., March 27 to 30, with
at the Detroit
exhibits in the temple foyer
Artists M a r
and Leon Fram Hall.
ket, will do
Amateur and professional col-
Mrs. Hass pastel sketches
lectors will have a wide variety of visitors to the fair.
of. displays from which to
Free parking, with an at-
choose, including fine silver ; tendant - on duty at all times,
china, jewelry, glassware, old- will be another service. Tickets
world objects, Americana, old are available at the temple of-
brass, bric-a-brac, prints, etch- fice or b _ y calling Mrs. Abe
ings and furniture.
Schmerin, ticket chairman, LI
In keeping with the old-world 8-4235.
* theme of the fair, there will be
Mrs. Arthur Hass, president
a cracker-barrel store selling fo the Sisterhood, advises that
old-fashioned candies and other proceeds from the fair will go
merchandise, according to Mrs. toward the new educational
Edward Skully, chairman of the building that will soon be con-
show.
structed at the temple.
A highlight of the four-day
* * *
program is the Bird Cage
Dining Room, which will serve Review by Rabbi Syme
hot luncheons, suppers and to Close Book Series
snacks each day. Menus are ar-
The final book review in the
current Temple Israel Sister-
Want The Best?
hood series will be presented
Ask the Folks Who've Had
by Rabbi M. Robert Syme at 11
a.m., Monday, in the temple's,
SAM BARN ETT Leon
Fram Hall.
and His Orchestra
Following a breakfast at 10
a.m., Rabbi Syme will review
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Isaac Don Levine's new book,
"The Mind of an Assassin."
According to Mrs. Harry
Landsman, chairman of the
book review series, tickets will
and his
be available at the door for
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WHAT EVERY BRIDE
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MISS GAIL COOPER .
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan B.
Cooper, of Woodingham Dr.,
announce • the engagement of
their daughter, Gail Marilyn, to
Dr. Ivan C. Schatten, son of Mr.
and Mrs. David Schatten, of
Uniontown, Pa.
The bride - elect attended
Michigan State University, and
is a graduate of Wayne State
University. She is ,presently
teaching in Capitol Heights,
Md., and doing graduate work
at George Washington. Univer-
sity.
Dr. Schatten graduated from
the University of Pittsburgh
and George Washington Univer-
sity college of medicine, "where
he was affiliated with Phi Delta
Epsilon fraternity. He is now a
resident in internal medicine , at
the District of Columbia Gen-
eral Hospital, Washington, D.C.
The wedding date has been
set for July 4.
Ira L. Jacobson., National
Projects Chairman of the Stu-
dent Zionist Organization, today
announced . t h e organization's
annual essay contest for a free
trip to Israel-
The trip consists of seven
weeks of tours, travel, study,
and agricultural ,work, and is
sponsored by the Student Zion-
ist Organization in cooperation
with the Jewish Agency for Is-
rael.
The contest, open to all col-
lege and university students, in
the United States and Canada,
will close May 1.
The essay topics are: "What
Israel Means to Me" and "Is-
rael's Moral Responsibility to
the World."
The essays, to be from 1,000
to 2,000 words, are to be sub-
mitted to: Israel Summer Insti-
tute Contest, Student Zionist
Organization, 515 Park Ave.,
New York 22.
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Players at Temple Beth El for All performances are open
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April 2 and 3. the nights of the performances.
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and other Broadway characters
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Lt. ELI LEVIN AUXILIARY
will meet at 8:30 p.m., -TuesdaY,
in the Memorial Home,. when
second nominations and- elec-
tion 'of officers will be held.
Hostesses will be Esther Sing-
erman and Frieda Shiffman.
In a -special ceremony Thurs-
day, members presented a flag
to Girl Scouts at Beth Abraham
Synagogue. Louba Lupilaff, pa-
triotic instructress, presented
the flag.
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ROBERT J. RAFELSON
AUXILIARY will service the
Girls Detention Home this Sat-
urday, when a dancing• exhibi-
tion, demonstration on good
grooming and refreshments will
be featured. Mrs. Bernard
Yoffee, child welfare chairman,
is arranging the program, and is
assisted by Mrs. Lillian Berger.
Mrs. Nathan Brenner, chair-
man, advises that each of the
83 teen-age girls will receive
a memento of the visit.
Temple Israel Couples
Slate 'Barnyard Ball'
"Barnyard Ball," a square
dance being planned by the
Young Marrieds Group of Tem-
ple Israel, will be held at 8:30
- p.m., Saturday, in the temple.
Stanley Millman, president,
has named Mr. and Mrs. Milton
Firestone as chairman of the
event, which is open to all
young couples in the commun-
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