Greenfield Sisterhood to Meet
The newly-organized Sister-
hood of Young Israel of Green-
field will meet at 8:30 p.m.,
Thursday, in the home of Mrs.
Bertha Grossman, president,
14481 Manhattan, Oak Park,
when Mrs. Evelyn Cohen will
present • a humorous program.
Friends are invited.

A unique visit to the Holy
Land is the subject of Art Link-
letter's new book, "A Visit To
The Holy Land With Art Link-
letter And His Family," which
"As individuals and as Coun-
I
Bernard Geis Associates, will
cils, like your own, we must
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Mrs. Linkletter and their three
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youngest children, Robert, Di-
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For the Finest in Music
Bibles and cameras, spent last
move into the new promised
Christmas in Jordan and Israel.
land of science."
Included in the hundreds of
With this statement Wednes-
BY ALAN SCHWARTZ
day night, Dr. Clarence Hil-
and His Orchestra
Last week the senior class color photographs they took on
berry, president of Wayne elected the following officers: the trip are people and shrines
WO
2-4814
UN 4-4346
State University, brought down Richard Leach, president; Tom of eight major religions.
the curtain - on the Mid-Eastern Kuhn, vice-president; Susan
Conference of the National Sugar, secretary; Alan Grass,
Representing the
Council of Jewish Women, treasurer. Committee chairmen
UN 2-8083
which convened this week at will be chosen in the near fu-
FINEST IN
the Sheraton-Cadillac Hotel.
ture, and senior activities will
ENTERTAINMENT
Mrs. Louis B. Daniels, of be planned and executed.
Detroit, was elected second
MISS SHARON KASS
The student council accom-
and
. . . SHOWS
vice - president - elect of the plished two important things
At a recent family dinner region. Mrs. J. J. Smith, Jr., of this week. A toy drive was held,
party, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Cincinnati, was elected presi-
and many toys were gathered
Also Featuring:
Kass, of 18613 Wildemere, an- dent. She will take over the
for the children at the St. Vin-
A. SS 0 CIATJ.ES
THE BEST IN
nounced the engagement of administration from Mrs. Walter
cent and Sarah Fisher Home
MUSIC ... for
their daughter, Sharon Joyce, Lichtenstein, of Indianapolis,
19983 LIVERNOIS
for Children. Today an assem-
to Bernard Lampear, of 19958 next year.
ALL OCCASIONS
Between Pembroke and Chippewa
bly was held introducing the
Meyers, son of the late Mr.
Dr. Hilberry's remarks were American Field Service stu
and Mrs. Louis Lampear.
significant to the 100 out-of-
The bride-elect is a graduate town delegates and the Detroit dents in Detroit to Mumford
Ninth Annual
of the University of Michigan, contingent since they had just students. The student council
sold
candy
sticks
to
raise
money
ANTIQUE
FAIR and SALE
Her fiance graduated from concluded three days of dis-
Sponsored by
Michigan State University, and cussions and workshops, many for AFS. The funds will help
TEMPLE ISRAEL SISTERHOOD
presently attends the Detroit of them dealing with education to bring another student here
year.
Open to the Public at
College of Law.
and action programs, which
Temple Israel, 17400 Manderson Rd.
The girls' swimming team
A June wedding is planned. form an important part of
lost to Redford in their meet
Sale starts Sun., March 27—Wed. March 30.
Council's work.
From 12 Noon until 10 P.M.
last week. Lenore Lempert took
Meet and eat at the "Bird Cage" Dining Room,
One
of
the
major
conference
Music Study Juniors
a first place in the diving corn-
Serving lunches, suppers and snacks.
sessions, a luncheon_ Tuesday
Exhibits by 30 outstanding dealers.
to Hear Young Violinist was addressed by Hannah Stein. . ' petition, and the medley relay
Tickets $1.00
Park Free
team
finished
first
for
Mum-
The Junior Group of the national executive director of ford's only victories.
Music Study Club will meet at Council, who outlined the new
Mumford is participating as a
2 p.m., Sunday, in the home of est national program of Council check school in a nationwide
Nancy Allan, 18507 Northlawn, —the erection of a high school program of talent testing. Next
when a program will be pre- on a site near Jerusalem's Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
sented by 16-year-old violinist Hebrew University which will and Thursday, every student
Irving Kirsch, a pupil of Mischa help met the demands of will take three hours of varying
tlar. -- n-nls of young people.
Mischakoff.
(for color too .. of course)
The delegates also heard types of tests.
The meeting will be devoted
. School closes for spring vaca-
to the concerto. Members are from Mrs. Edward Stern,
tion April 15, and reopens April
reminded to bring their record- national vice-president f r o m
25.
ers and to be prepared to Play. Seattle, who keynoted the con-
photographer
The group is open to all boys ference and delivered a sum-
mation of conference action at Max M. Lowe Heads
and girls, 10 to 14.
STUDIO: 8440 W. McNICHOLS RD.
For information on member- Wednesday's banquet,
OPPOSITE MARYGROVE COLLEGE
Bnai Moshe Men's Club
Mrs. Stern stated that half
ship, call Helen Mendelson, the
UN 2-5506 Member Northwest Professional Photographers Guild
Maxwell M. Lowe is the
group's counsellor, UN 3-4444. of Council's 1,000 projects are newly - elected a n d installed
devoted to the needs of chil-
president of the Bnai Moshe
dren and youth. "We are serving,
Men's Club.
not only the visually handi-
Other officers
capped but the deaf, the men-
are Eugene
tally retarded; providing .rec-
Curtis, Sey-
reation programs to combat
mour Fried
juvenile delinquency and work-
and Erwin
ing closely with the schools—
Kepes, vice-
filling in the gaps where
p r esidents;
trained volunteers can supple-
Milton Weiss,
ment the work of heavily
treasurer; A.
burdened teachers."
Ralph Gross,
MT. CLEMENS
She pointed out that it was
recording sec-
because of Council's experience
Conducted Sedorim — First Seder April 11
retary; Ber-
and interest in the area of the
Mineral Baths
HO 8-6812
nard Middle-
aging that Mrs. Charles Hymes,
man,
corre-
national NCJW president, has
sponding sec-
been appointed chairman of the
DIE NEW
retary.
22-member sub-committee on
Lowe is a
voluntary organizations for the
past president
1961 White House Conference
Daily 8 A.M. - 2:30 A.M.
t of Rabbi Za-
on Aging.
Fri. and Sat. to 3:30 A.M.
Lowe ger Lodge and
Over 175 Council sections
Serving
Breakfast, Lunches,
(including Detroit's) are in- Metropolitan Detroit Bnai Brith
•
•The most
Dinners, after Theatre Snacks.
•
volved in Golden Age Clubs, Council. He served on the com-
beautiful
sheltered workshops, and em- missioner's staff and executive
cocktail lounge
ALL WELCOME
ployment and home finding board of District 1 of Detroit
in Detroit
AFTER
BOWLING
services for older people, as Area Boy Scout Council.
well as continuing attentions to
Smart brides select the
The club' is embarking on a
DRESSED AS YOU ARE! -
Sheraton-Cadillac for their
homebound oldsters, Mrs. Stern speakers' program, featuring
weddings and receptions. And
said.
• The food and
HELENA DONN
national personalities and a
for good reason! First, the
service is
Dr. Leon Fram and Rabbi synagogue attendance project
At The Piano
better
than
staff of this famous hotel spe-
Milton Rosenbaum gave the in- wherein they will solicit at-
ever before
cializes in catering to wed-
vocation and benediction at tendance pledges for daily and
dings — lifts so many nagging"
BANQUET MURAL ROOM
Wednesday's banquet. The con- sabbath services.
details from the shoulders of
NOW AVAILABLE
ference sessions were arranged
the bride and her family.
_ACCOMMODATING UP TO
by Mrs. Daniels and Mrs. Victor
And whether you select the
Paddleball at Center
20231 James Couzens
150 GUESTS
magnificent Grand Ballroom
Shiffman, general chairmen. Dr.
Paddleball for Tweens, Teens
•
for a party of 750, or one of
Hilberry was introduced by Mrs. and Adults will be offered by
FREE PARKING
our exquisite Parlors for an
•
BR 2-0644
Leonard Weiner.
the Jewish Center, on the hand-
intimate family group of as
• ANOTHER BOESKY'S AT 12TH AT HAZELWOOD
ball
courts,
beginning
Monday.
small as twenty, you may rest
Quinquennial Ball to Mark
assured that the accommoda-
tions and service will be the
Socialites' 5th Anniversary
We are pleased to announce that
finest in Detroit.
Detroit Socialites, organized
Our prices are reasonable,
as an association of unmarried
and you'll always be proUd to
men and women, will celebrate
remember that your wedding
its fifth anniversary at an in-
was at the Sheraton-Cadillac.
forinal open house and Quin-
For information and reservations, call
quennial Ball on Sunday eve-
Herman Schwartz at Woodward 1-8000
ning, at Beth Abraham Syna-
gogue.
Fs resuming custom made drapery department.
, Music for the occasion will
be provided by the Dominoes,
DRAPERIES
•
BEDSPREADS
•
INTERIORS
and refreshments will be served
Estimates
given
in
your
home—
No
Obligation
by club hostesses during inter-
Washington Blvd at Michigan Ave.
mission, according to Eve Gold-
UNiversity 1-6482
Mork Schmidt, General Manager
berg, executive secretary.

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21 THE DETROIT J EWISH NEWS—Friday, March 25, 1960

June Week-1i ng Bells Elect Mrs. Daniels
to Ring for Miss Kass to Regional Post;
Conference Ends