DETROIT JEWISH NEWS—Friday, Match la, 1960-48
`Adolescent Problems'
Is Topic of Series of
Mumford Parents Club
A series of four programs on
the theme, "The General Prob-
lems of Adolescents," will be
conducted by the Mumford Par-
ents Club, beginning April 4.
Dr. Stephen C. Cappannari,
of the Wayne State University
department of sociology and
anthropology, will speak that
evening on "The Dating and
Courtship of Teen-Agers."
Subsequent programs will be
"The Developing Self-Concept
of the Adolescent," Dr. William
Evraiff, WSU department of
guidance and counseling, on
April 28; Dr. William Watten-
berg, WSU professor of educa-
tional psychology, speaking
May 10 on "What Tests Can
Tell About High School Stu-
dents"; and Dr. Leonard Moss,
WSU sociology instructor,
speaking on "School and the
Culture of the Adolescent" on
May 24.
All programs will take place
at 8:15 p.m., at Mumford High
School. Tickets are available
from the co-chairmen, Mrs.
Bertha Brotman, UN 2-5573;
or Ned Smokier, TO 8-8669.
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An,nouncenients
To Mr. and Mrs.
March 4
Jack Arfa (Alice Greenbaum),
of 15211 Kenton, Oak Park, a
daughter, Debrah Lynn.
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March 1 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Brooks (Gail Lester),
of 2371 Ewald Circle, a son,
Allen Phillip.
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Feb. 26 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Hoffman (Gloria Sher-
man), former Detroiters, now
of Jamaica, N. Y., a son, James
Scott
:
Feb. 25 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Rosenfeld (Beverly
Goldstein), of 25223 Prairie,
Southfield, a daughter, Susan
Renee.
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Feb. 25 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Stanley Dorfman (Marilyn Sa-
fir), of 12942 Wales, Hunting-
ton Woods, a son, Bruce Neil.
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Feb. 20 -- To Mr. and Mrs.
Bruce Wayne (Denise Nelson),
of Gentler Ave., a daughter,
Nancy Lynne.
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Feb. 20—To Mr. and Mrs. Syd
Levethan (Sandy Stern, of De-
troit), of Levittown, N.J., a son,
Gregg David.
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Feb. 18 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Marvin Fleischman (Sharon
Benson), of 10514 Elgin, Hunt-
ington Woods, a daughter,
Debra Ann. _
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Feb. 6 — To Rabbi and Mrs.
Herbert S. Eskin (Goldie Ros-
enblum), of 19339 Lauder, a
son, Stephen Ira.
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ArleanGoldbergWed
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MRS. JAY S. MURRAY
In a double-ring ceremony on
Feb. 28, Arlean Goldberg,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Har-
old H. Goldberg, of 18437 Pen-
nington, was united in marriage
to Jay S. Murray, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur A. Murray, of
18287 Pennington.
Rabbi Jacob E. Segal, of Adas
Shalom Synagogue, performed
the wedding, which was solem-
nized in the home of the bride's
parents.
Following a honeymoon in
Florida, the couple will ' make
their home at .16880 Greenfield.
JASON H. TICKTON, music
director of Detroit's, Temple
Beth Fl and professor of music
at Wayne State University;
and JOHN REDFIELD, can-
torial soloist at the temple, re-
cently were acclaimed for a
festival of Jewish music which
they presented at Temple Beth
El, in Battle Creek.
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Rabbi SHERWIN WINE, of
Temple Beth El, Detroit, repre-
sents the Jewish • Chautauqua
Society as lecturer at Albion
College, on Wednesday. He par-
ticiPated in the All - Campus
(Lapel Program.
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Two films, "Report from Af-
rica" and "The Question of
Togoland," will be shown by
the HIGH SCHOOL INTERNA-
TIONAL CLUB at 7:30 p.m.,
Monday, at the P ark man
Branch Library, 1766 O•kman
Blvd.
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CORNFIELD FAMILY CLUB
will meet at 8 p.m., Sunday, in
the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Maurice Cornfield, 19957 Mar-
lowe.
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At the annual installation of
the ROTHSTEIN FAMILY
CLUB, held last Sunday, at
Northwood Inn, the following
new officers were inducted:
Gilbert Roth, president; Moe
Berndorf, vice-president; Dora
Hamburger, treasurer; a n d
Leona Rothstein and Gladys
Friedman, secretaries. T h e
group will next meet on March
27, in the Hayim Greenberg
Center, 19161 Schaefer.
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"Can Nazis Take Power
Again?" will be the topic of Eve-
lyn Sell at the FRIDAY NIGHT
SOCIALIST FORUM, to-be held
at 8 p.m., March 25, at 3737
Woodward. Following an analy-
sis of the role of fascism in
modern society and the danger
of a neo-Nazi movement de-
veloping, there will be audience
on.
participation.
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ater group together with the
Rollins Theater Group.
Dr. and Mrs. Stein will tender
a cocktail party and reception
prior to the banquet, to which
all guests are invited.
Prior to his election as head
of the 8,000-member fraternity,
Dr: Stein was president of the
Psychodrama Group
Slates All-Day Confab
Dr. Robert S.- Drews, director
of the Michigan Institute of
Group Psychotherapy and Psy-
chodrama, announces a work-
'shop to be held from 9 a.m. to
6 p.m., Saturday, in the Sky
Room of the Hotel Pick-Fort
Shelby.
The workshop, which con-
tinues its explorations by means
of psychodrama into "The Ther-
apeutic Community," will be on
the general theme, "Aloneness
and Self-Fulfillment in a .Space
Age." '
Dr. Drews will direct the
day's activities. For tickets,
contact him at 12500 Broad-
street.
Boston Pediatrician - .
Is Sinai Visiting Chief
Dr. Priscilla White, of the
Joslin Clinic, Boston, and asso-
ciate professor of pediatrics at
Tufts Medical School, will serve
as visiting chief of medicine at
Sinai Hospital here on Thurs-
day.
The program will include a
clinical conference in the main
lecture room at 9 a.m.; a lecture
by Dr. White on "Juvenile Dia-
betes" at 10:45 a.m. and hospi-
tal, rounds from 1:30 to 3 p.m.
All interested physicians are
invited to attend.
Two Local Doctors
Named by Heart Ass'n.
Dr. Sidney E. Chapin, of De-
troit, was elected secretary, and
Dr. Moses Cooperstock, of Mar-
quette, was chosen one of the
vice-presidents of the Michigan
Heart Association at a recent
meeting of its board of trustees.
Dr. Ben I. Johnstone, a De-
troit heart specialist, took office
as president, and Alfred T. Wil-
son, vice-president of the Na-
tional Bank of Detroit, was
elected chairman of the board.
H. M. Golden, of Flint, was re-
elected to the board.
Detroit chapter, regent of the
sixth district, . served on numer-
ous national committees as a
trustee and marshal and was
national editor for the: three
years preceding his recent ele-
vation.
Serving on the banquet com-
mittee are Drs. Philip _Sherman,
regent of district 6;,'.'Gerald
Michael, Detroit Alumni :Chap-
ter president; Leo Ship)io, Louis
Galin, Herbert Goldstroni; Cliff
Heller, Seymour Barahl,.. Gerald
Freedman and Norman Segal.
For reservations to.the ban-
quet, call Dr. LaWson, UN.
4-2829; or Dr. Segal, ticket
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Mrs. Aaron Cannon, of this
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riage of their daughter, Shir-
ley Singer, to Clark W. Davis,
son of Mr. and Mrs.' Max Davis,
of North Miami Beach, Fla.
The wedding was solemnized
Feb. 21, in the home of the
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Beach, Fla.
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the marriage, on March 6, • of
their sister, Ester Golden, to
Gerald Kahn, of _Cincinnati, 0.
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A banquet honoring Dr. Fred
A. Stein, new president-elect of
Alpha Omega dental fraternity,
will be given by the Detroit
Alumni Chapter this Saturday
evening, at Temple -Israel.
Dr. Stein, of 6210 St. James,
Birmingham, was elected to the
post at the recent international
convention of the fraternity in
Chicago. He is
the first grad-
uate of the
University o f
Detroit dental
school to at-
tain the posi-
tion.
The sixth
member of the
Detroit chap-
ter to hold
Dr. Stein
the post, Dr.
Stein was preceded in office by
Drs. Joseph Grither, Bennet Sid-
enberg, Sam Gerendasy, Leon
Katzin and Louis Galin.
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arranged under the chairman-
ship of Dr. Jack Lawson, will
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