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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS -- Friday, October 21, 1960 —

Activities in Society

Keywells Observe
50th Anniversary

A meeting of the Women's Division of the Jewish
Welfare Federation will be held at the home of Mrs.
Nathan W. Lurie, 17433 Westover, Southfield, starting
at 12:30 p.m. Wednesday.

Estelle Meyers recently gave a shower for Maryl Sears, future
daughter-in-law of the Louis Abrams, former Detroiters.
Corrine .Lunenfeld of the Elkin Travel Service recently
departed for an extended trip to Europe and Israel.
Mrs. Sanford Klein, 19981 Briarcliff, a member of the Board
of the National Federation of Temple Sisterhoods, will partici-
pate in the annual meeting of the board in New York City,
Oct. 26-27. Mrs. Klein is chairman of the committee on youth
activities in the department on religion and education.
The Junior Bodzin Family Club met last Sunday afternoon
at the home of Gerald Blitz, 17180 Greenlawn, and welcomed
new members Michael Seligson and Carol Duchan.
Undergraduates of the University of Detroit School of Den-
tistry, their parents, wives and sweethearts, and parents of the
alumni last Sunday attended the season's kick-off brunch of the
Alpha Nu Parents Club of the Alpha. Omega Dental Fraternity.
Dr. Philip Sherman reviewed the purpose of the group. The
brunch was held at the Labor Zionist Institute.
The Chi Chapter Parents Club of the Alpha Omega Dental
Fraternity met last night at the Madison Dental Supply Co.
The program, including guest speaker Irving Small, attorney at
laW, and a film presentation by Dr. Bruce Billes, was arranged
by Michael Bagdade, chairman. Hosting the event were Abe
Guyer, Joseph Gaba and Max Millman and their wives.
Two Michigan Heart Association staff members, Abraham
Brickner, 21970 Marlow, Oak Park, executive director and Ralph
E. Lewis, 9171 Sussex, Southeastern regional director, are at-
tending the annual meeting and scientific sessions of the Ameri-
can Heart Association, Oct. 19-25, in St. Louis.
On a coast-to-coast tour, the American Shakespeare Festival
Theatre and Academy of Stratford, Conn., will present at the
Shubert two plays starring Bert Lahr: "A Midsummer Night's
Dream," the week of October 31, followed by "A Winter's Tale,"
the week of Nov. 7. Twenty-one women of the greater metropoli-
tan area have _enthusiastically formed the Detroit committee,
which includes Mesdames Martin Butzel, Lawrence Fleischmann,
Aaron Gershenson, Edward Rothman and Alexender Wiener.

People Make News

At 19, Risa Schwartz is a vet-1 SANFORD L. WEINER, 31,
eran of ten years' standing in was named assistant to . Rob-
the Yiddish Theater, ha vingi ert H. Finch, presidential cam-
acted on four continents with i paign director for Vice Presi-
her father, the late Maurice 1 dent Richard Nixon. Weiner
Schwartz. Her owns an advertising agency in
Broadway d e - Beverly Hills, Calif. He has
but was in been a personal friend of the
"The Tenth' Vice ' President for 10 yea
Man ," Paddy and worked for him during
Chayefsky's1 1950 campaign for the S to
dramatic h i t in California and his 195 and
now in its sec- 1956 campaigns for th Vice
ond year at, Presidency.
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WILLIAM FRANKEL ditor
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She and her don, England, was hono
by
brother M a r the World Council. of
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vin are both gogues, at a testimonial din
Risa Schwartz Belgian or- in the sukkah of the Jewish
phans of World War II, adopted Theological Seminary of Ameri-
10 years ago by Schwartz during ca in New York.
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one of his Europen tours.
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MAURICE A. B B T M A N, JAMIN S. HORNSTEIN,
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THE HENRY C. KEYWELLS

Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Key-
well, of 2955 W. Outer Drive,
celebrated their 50th wedding
anniversary Sunday.
They celebrated the day
quietly, with their children and
grandchildren. Gathering for a
dinner at the Keywell-owned
Hehrose Hotel were their son
and daughter-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Jerome Keywell; their
daughters and sons-in-law, Mr
and Mrs. Kopel I. Kahn, Mr. an
Mrs. J. Phillip Levant and Dr.
and Mrs. Paul Pensler; and
their nine grandchildren.
Henry and Rose Keywell,
both natives of Russia, met a
were married in Detroit. T
have devoted themselves
several charitable organ
tions, Mrs. Keywell serving
Jewish National Fund, Jewi
Home for Aged, Detroit Ladie
Lechem Aneeim, National
Couneil of Jewish Women,
Hadassah, Hebrew Benevolent
Society, United Hebrew Schools
and the Sisterhood of Adas
Sholom.
Mr. Keywell is a past presi-
dent of the Bnai David_ Syna-
gogue, and for several years
served on the board of the
Young Israel of Detroit. Young
Israel last year paid tribute to
Mr. Keywell at a testimonial
dinner in recognition of his
activities
fratern
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Hotel, whe
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of Henr and Rose Keywell

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Growth of Community Subject
of Talk Before JWF Women

"Is our community growing
properly?" is the theme of a
meeting sponsored by the Wom-
en's Division of the Jewish Wel-
fare Federation which is to be
held at the home of Mrs. Na-
than W. Lurie, 17433 Westover,
Southfield, 12: • s-
day.
residen s will ha
Sou
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ortunity to hear Dr.
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ntendent
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choolg, an
cutive
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cation.
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verman, Bert P. Solomon,
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