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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS -- Friday, December 23, 1960 —
Samuel to Open
Midrasha Series
on 'Hassidism'
The influence on Jewish life
and thought of the Hassidic move-
ment will be the theme of the
Midrasha's fifth annual institute
(the Theodore Bargman Memorial
Lecture), to be conducted on four
consecutive Wednesday evenings,
March 8-29 at the Esther Berman
Building, Schaefer. and Seven
Mile Rd.
Mrs. Carl Schiller, • Institute
chairman, announces four out-
standing essayists and scholars
will present papers on aspects of
the Hassidic movement. Maurice
Samuel will open the series with
"The Legacy of Hassidim", March
8.
"Oppositions to the Hassidic
Movement" will be discussed by
Rabbi Israel Kazis, Dr. Abraham
Halkin will delineate the "Hassi-
dic Influences on Jewish Litera-
ture" and Rabbi Louis I. New-
man's topic at the concluding ses-
sion will be devoted to "The Con-
temporary Jew Looks. at Hassi-
dism."
Because of the popularity of the
Institutes and the limited space in
the building, students of previous
programs are urged to register at
the earliest opportunity.
Harry Goldberg Elected
Furniture Club Prexy
Harry J. Goldberg of Wood-
ingham Dr. has been elected
president of
the Furniture
Club of De-
troit. He suc-
ceeds Herman
Gach of the
Serta Rest a-
kraft Mat-
tress Com-
pany.
Goldberg is
secretary-
treasur er 3f Goldberg
Empire Industries, a wholesale
floor covering firm in Detroit.
He also is secretary of Adas
Sholom Synagogue and execu-
tive treasurer of the Detroit
Businessmen's group of the City
of Hope.
Also elected officers of the
Club were vice president, Irving,
Tyner; 2nd. vice president, Wil-
liam Wolf; and secretary-treas-
urer, Charles Solovich. Herman
Gach is retained as chairman
of the board. -
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Folk Chorus Rings In
New Year with Dance
A New Year's party and
dance will be given by the De-
troit Jewish Folk Chorus Dec.
31 at the Jewish Music Center,
19868 Schaefer. A full course
dinner, dance band and favors
will be featured. For reserva-
tions, call R. Baron, DI 1-9231,
or R. Litt, TO 8-0623.
Classified ads bring fast results!
Feldstein-Itlietz,
Troth Announced
OAK PARK LODGE No. 591,
F. & A. M., recently installed
the following officers: Sol Ager.
worshipful master; Jack Green,
senior warden; Irving Robert
Stahl, junior warden; Hy Anker-
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man, treasurer; William Stahl,
k the Folks Who've Had
secretary; Alex Lipson, senior
SAM BARN ETT
deacon; George Amber, junior
and His Orchestra
deacon; Ted Stone, senior stew-
ard; Rudolph Newman, junior
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steward. Appointed officers in-
clude Fred Schriber, chaplain;
Morrey Katz, marshal; Joe Shur,
tiler; and Charles Sills, organist.
Appointed stewards include
Paints, Supplies
Allan Silverman, Phil Katz, Leo
all Paper Fashions
Rent-A-Tool Dept.
Mertz, Arthur Luzkow, Al Ben-
9146 Schaefer
nett, Mary Palmer and Joseph
Turner. Louis Melton is the
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MISS J ITH NOV
MISS SANDRA FELDSTEIN lodge's fourth past master. A
dinner dance honoring Sol Ager
Mr. and
s. David
Announcement has been made will be held New Year's Eve at
of Madison,
ann
the
of the engagement of Sandra the Statler Hilton Hotel.
engagement o
tighter-
Feldstein, daughter of Mrs. Mol-'
* * *
Judith Ilene, to
avid Ja
lie Feldstein of Northlaw.n Ave.
Gordon G. Kazda was official- Schwartz, son o
r.
and the late Samuel Feldstein,
ly
installed
as
worshipful
mas-
Albert Schwart 18
to Robert Mietz, son of Mr. and
TOGRAPHERS
ckhye.
Mrs. Joseph Mietz of Appoline ter of PERFECTION LODGE t u T
No. 486, F. &
bride-e t is a seni
Dr.
"The
Best Need
A.M., in cere-
the Universit
f Michigan
The bride-elect attended the monies held
Cost No More"
fiance is a st ent at tht lJni-
University of Michigan and is recently
8-2266
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versity of Mi igan School of
a graduate of Wayne State Uni- at the Mason-
Dentistry, whe he is affiliated
versity where she is now com-
'th Phi Eta
ma, Alpha
pleting her master's degree in ic Temple. In-
Pi and Al a Omeg
clinical psychology. Her fiance stalled with
Kozda,
who
es. A Jun
g is
is a graduate of Wayne State
d.
University and is currently previously had
working toward a doctorate de- served as sen-
have to do their lev
gree in guidance and counsel- ior warden,
ay to stay on an e
ling at the University of Michi- were Louis
gan. A June 25 wedding. is Breyer, senior
warden; Abrah
planned.
junior warden;
ation-Temporary-Wake
Green, senior
Menachem Begin,
George Schwartz
Ex-Irgun Commander, con. Others induct
include David • Col
to Speak at Center
retary;• e B.
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Menachem Begin, f o r.m e r treas
ake,
r;
commander of the Palestine un- Wi
m einberg, Ma Gittel-
derground organization, Irgun
thur
rge F. Klein,
Photography by
Zvai Leumi, will speak on "Ex-
evis, erman L. Razni • Er-
odus—Truth and Fantasy"- Jan.
bbin and
in V ile, Gerald
Specializing in
22 at the Jewish Center.
bbi
, ste
ds•
Leroy Wi
Weddings
Quality a Service
The lecture is sponsored • M. Robe S
Ger-
the Zionist Revisionist Orga
man
an
ald Cur ,
Bar Mitzvahs
zation of. Detroit.
ards,
ax
er.
Silverman,
Natural Color
Begin's talk will encom • s 91-year-old It a ain,
o had
the important facets of • h served in
Specialist
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for over
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the movie and the book. Tic is 30 years, was ins ed as chap-
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are limited. For reservati
vid Colman,
lain emeritus.
Member Northwest Professional Photographers Guild
call the Zionist Revisionist •
PM, was the stalling officer
ganization at DI 1-6277 and L
Iaddin, PM, was
d Milt
7-3606.
grand marshal. "'hey
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were assisted by past masters
Petosega Campers to Be of the lodge.
* * . *
21 W. 8 MILE, 4 Blks. W. of Jas. Couzens
Reunited at Special Fete
1. KNOPPOW'S
DAVE DOMBEY
ASSOCIATES
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ANSWERING SERVK
JACK GORBACK
STWOOD MOTEL
The annual reunion of Camp
Petosega will be held 2;30 p.m.
Monday in the Beth Aaron social
hall, 18000 Wyoming, according,
to directors P. Baruch and Ber-
trand Sandweiss. A special pro-
gram will feature campers and
staff members, and segments of
HMS Pin-afore will be featured
by the counselors.
tion" will
re,
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$35 - $17.50 — $30
LILL'S
15317 W. 7 Mile Rd.
ARRY ESSRIG of Tern-
e Em uel in Grand Rapids
will repr ent the Jewish Chau-
iety as lecturer on
tauqua
sophical Backgrounds
"The P
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of Ju
Alm
lege.
Novick-Schwartz
Men's Clubs Troth Announ
p
2.50 — $20 - $10
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GRE-
LIVONIA JEWISH
UB will
GATION MEN'S
ceremonies
h o 1 d installatio
at . the .syna-
8:30 p.m. Tuesd
. SevMile
gogue, 32070
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announces Je
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stalling offi
Gladston presi-
include Irvi
stein, vic pre
dent; Bert
Otis and o rt
dent; Berna
; and Ernie
Fox, secreta
Prizes and re-
Grant, treasur
featured. I
freshments will
is not necessary
gogue member to join t e Men's
Club.
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uites
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Activities
driving to
WHITCOMB Sulphur Springs
The team of Max Calfin, Sy
Borsen, Phil Horowitz, Harry
Thomas and Percy Haron of the
BNAI BRITH COSMO BOWL-
ING LEAGUE emerged winners
in the recent city tournament
with a 3100 series at the Star
and Oak Park lanes. Calfin had
a 662 pinfall. Other winners in-
clude Sam Sandler, 269 single
(actual), and Sam August, 717
series (handicapped).
* * *
DONALD FOX CHAPTER in-
vites the lodge and their wives
to a social evening of games at
8:30 p.m. Tuesday at Temple
Beth Yehudah, 17556 Wyoming.
There will be a "paid up mem-
bership" award as well as prizes
and refreshments. All members
and prospective members are
invited.
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