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MISS SUSANN LEIPSITZ

Dr. and Mrs. Louis S. Leip-
sitz of W. Outer Dr. announce
the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Susann, to Byron Annis,
so,_ of Mr. and Mrs. I. Huston
of Terre Haute, Ind.
The bride-elect is a senior in
the University of Michigan
School of Nursing. Her fiance
received his B.S. and Master's
degrees from the University of
Indiana, where he is currently
attending medical school, and
is affiliated with the Nu Sigma
Nu professional fraternity.
A July wedding is planned.

ctivities in Society

The Olga Jaslove Family Club will meet 9 p.m. today at
the home of Mrs. Frank Birnbaum, 17336 Kentucky. An evening
of games and refreshments is planned after the regular . meet-
ing.
The Gussin Family Club will meet Sunday evening at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Gussin, 20201 Glastonbury. A pro-
gram is planned and discussion will be held on the coming
Hanukah party.
The Bodzin Family Club will meet Sunday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bodzin, 24031 Jerome, Oak Park. Mrs. Harry
Blitz, newly-elected president, has appointed her new commit-
tees and plans will be formulated for the annual Hanukah party.
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Yackness and Dr. and Mrs. Max
Garber have just returned from San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Mr. and Mrs. Jules Doneson are in Israel making arrang
ments for their travel agency clients who will be visiting Isr
during the Bar Mitzvah year. The Donesons will also vi t
Rome. Amsterdam and Paris.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Nemer are vacationing in Europe
Israel.
Mr. and Mrs. Simon Wiseman, of Flint, are presently at
sea aboard the SS Zion, en route to Israel for a winter holida
Selig Falik arrived in Israel last week for an extended s
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Liebman arrived in Israel this
ek
with their infant sen for an extended stay.
Dr. and Mrs. Edward Skully have just returned from
rope,
where they visited in England, France, Switzerland,
lland,
Austria and Italy.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Sukenic arrived in Israel this s
fo
a visit with Mrs. SukeWc's father, Mr. Abram Averbuch of nai
Brak, formerly of Detroit.

To Acquaint Christian Educators
With Judaism at Temple Israel

Temple Israel Sister- 1 Rabbi Nathan Hershfield
80 Enrolled in - hood Sixty
members of the Commit- Temple Beth Ja
tee on Jewish Information will "Importan
, ents in the Life
UHS Hiah School I host the 11th annual Institute of a J
and Rabbi Milton

Hundreds Attracted to Garelick's
Gallery for Epstein's Exhibition

Presentation by Garelick's to be shown until the exhibit
Gallery of the bronzes and is dismantled.
drawings of `tie world famous
The display includes some
sculptor, Sir Jacob Epstein, at remarkable drawings. Sir Jacob
the gallery, 20208 Livernois, Epstein was not only a great
attracted hundreds o
sculptor, but he had distin-
last Sunday.
o-ttished himself in painting and
So much enthutiasm has been s ne of his drawings of flowers,
generate d b
oteworthy n ure scenes and persons are
exhibitio
at Robert Garelick. Wiz ling worldwide admiration.
who
rates the gallery, be-
lie
that many thousands will
SENBLAT ORCHESTRA
the exhibit before it closes
Detroit's Favorite M.C.
n Nov. 30.
and His Entertainment
While •
e rot
Specialty —
were sold
pen-
ddings & Bar Mitzvahs

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day,
eluding
were
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Bagle
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Bay
roup Tuesd
Hadass

e Bayer, Jewish Com-
inity Center drama director,
will discuss "On Stage, Ameri-
can Jew" before the Bagley-
Hadassah, Tuesday. He will out-
line the concept of a theater
for and by American Jews and
will read the concluding scene
of his stage work, "Makers Upon
Earth."

•on Judaism beginning at 6 p.m. Rose aum of Temple Emanu-
With the enrollment of 80i Monday.
El
ak Park, on "Importan
new students in the Hebrew
Some 350 Christian Sunday
idays in J
Yz Life
High School Department of the I school teachers and ministers
•A general
United Hebrew Schools, the representing 118 churches
the sanct
secondary school begins its 11th throughout the Detroit area will
hen memhe -s o
year of operation in Detroit. attend.
tion will be inv
The Hebrew High School meets A supper in the Leon Fra
pate and meet
cators.
in the Kasle High School Mid- Hall will serve to welcome th
rasha Building. visitors, after which the partici-
Following a w
ng ad-
"With nine new UHS branch- pants will divide into four
• ss by Sis
President
es opened since 1950, we con- groups for a series of lecture
Hass, the pro-
tinue to serve the educational sessions.
gram will include an opening
needs of the entire Jewish corn-
Dr. Leon Fram, spiritual --Irryer by Dr. Merrill Lenox. di-
munity," declared UHS presi- leader of the temple, will speak rector of the Detroit Council of
dent Mandell Berman.
on "The Jewish Concept of the Churches. Sisterhood Interfaith !-
The four-year high school i Messiah," and Rabbi M.. Robert Chairman Mrs. M. Robert Syme
course offers intensive studies Syme, assistant rabbi, will ad- will render brief remarks, and
in language, history and music, I dress a group on "Marriage and a musical presentation by the
and in the upper grades, stu- Jewish Home Life."
Temple Israel Choral Group
dents may select "Electives"
Other speakers will include will be under the d•
which include Mishnah, Talmud,
Mrs. Robe
Israel, current Jewish prob-
T
or - portio
pro-
lems, Yiddish, Chalil and dance OS
•
will bea ses by Rabbi
group.
yme on "The Prayer Book of
An innovation in Detroit is
the Temple" and Dr. Frain on
individually supervised "self- Urges All Jews
See' "The Symboli of the
study" which directs the stu-
ple." A
dent to the usage of library N. Y. Play 'T
period
ill ollow
to
facilities for research and "self- Editor, The Jewis
ews:
prayers will b
study." This program encour-
I consider it
sacred duty Rev. Es
D•
ages and has led many students to urge all of N r readers to sion
an Ed
tion, 13--
to independent scholastic ac- see "The Wall' now playing troit o
11 of Churches.
tivities. •
at the Billy R e Theater in Wo lop program cha .-
The High School, of which New York City.
Mrs. Syme is
y co-
Prof. Shlomo Marenof is prin-
Rarely have I b
loved as chair
al
Gordon,
cipal, has an enrollment this deeply as when witness
man of the ceremonial
year of 170 students. Since its stark and towering play. The table display to be erected in
opening some 500 students have tributes by the leading theater the foyer. Co-ordinator of the
attended its sessions, and 25 reviewers establish this raw, program is Mrs. Adolph W.
per cent have graduated and violent play of misery and hope Lowe, vice-president; Mrs. Theo:
have entered the lviidrasha in the Warsaw Ghetto as one dore Rosen is in charge of host-l o
(college) department.
of the most unforgettable dra- esses, and Mrs. Albert Dicken,
Seven Israeli teachers, as- matic events of this decade„
dinner. Floral arrangements are
signed to the Hebrew Schools It is important for our people being prepared by the Sister-
through the State Department especially to recall those days hood Garden Club.
Exchange Teacher Program on of sorrow, because we will be
the staff of the School, are: tempted to protect ourselves
Tamir Avitzur, Michael Deshe, from these bitter memories. Junior Hadassah to Sell,
Mrs. Dvora Orenstein, Esther But no matter how deep the Salt for Fund-raising
and Shlomo Steinberger, Mrs. anguish and copious the tears,
Junior Hadassah announces it
Ruth Weintraub and Mrs. each one of us who visits New
rock '
Esther Widenbaum. York must make a pilgri
Students of the Hebrew High to "The Wall" and oz
gain project.
School have developed a cul- remember the pain
humilia-1 Girls will deliver the salt to
tural program through monthly tion and the f
er of man's homes on Nov. 20. To place or-
"Atzeret Hachodesh" gather- hope that w
almost extin- tiers by phone and for furth
ings — brunches hosted by the guished.
information, call Barbara Sil
PTO with programs planned
not spare ourselves. DI 1-5931,
ay Sa
and presented by the student For
We if
mu
forget, we becom
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21 -- THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS -- Frid ay, November 11, 1960

Susann Leipsitz Will
Wed _Byron Annis