Worldwide Bible Midwest Contest to Begin Aug. 20

A Midwestern Bible champion
will be selected Aug. 20 in Chi-
cago by an interdenominational
board of distinguished scholars.
On the same day, five other
champions will similarly be
chosen for other regions in the
United States.
The six regional champions
will be brought to New York
Sept. 3, with all expenses paid,
as the guests of the Israel Or-
ganizing Committee which is
arranging the Second Intern
tional Bible Competition.
They will compete in a n
tionally televised contest fo
the honor of representing the
U.S. against champions of some
56 other nations in Jerusalem,
Israel Oct. 3. The U.S. champion
will be presented with a round-
trip air ticket to Israel.
Anyone _over 18 ,interested
in competing for the cham-
pionship or wishing further
information, contact the -
sul
ichigan, Chicago
Questions in the preliminary
and final competition will be
taken from the Pentateuch,
Joshlia, J II Samuel
'and I a
Judg
Cham
ug-
las
ng,
rinity
Seminary an
exit of the

American-Israel Bible Institute,
Evanston; Dr. Leonard C. Mish-
kin, educational director of the
Associated Talmud Torahs in
Chicago; and Father Neal Flan-
agan, professor of Scriptures of
Stonebridge Priory, Lake Bluff,

sales were trebled and in Uru-
guay, Bibles were completely
sold out for one month. In
Israel, 70 per cent of the entire
population witnessed or listened
to the broadcast of the finals.

tN'S AUXILIARY will hold a
brunch noon Saturday at the
home of Mary Bednarsh, 23151
Beverly, Oak Park. Co-hostesses
are Rose Rosson, Pauline
Pringle and Rose Weinbaum.
Members and friends are in-
The competition will include
vited. Proceeds will go to
a wri
charity.
for
tiI and an or
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alists, to b= elevised.
SISTERS OF ZION MIZ-
The first International Bible
RACHI will hold its annual in-
competit'on was won Amos
door games party Aug. 17 at
Hach f .rae f y
Holiday Manor, it was an-
Simon
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and I ►
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u g
test,
mittee, headed by Mrs. Paul
sale •
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See Our Large and Fine
Gold, will serve refreshments.
the world rocketed. In Italy
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Selection of Pins, Charms,
G O L D A MYERSON CHAP-
Bracelets, Laveliers, Rings,
GEORGE GRAY, Detroit rep-
TER, Pioneer Women, will ac-
MRS. HYMAN MEISNER
resentative for the Hordes Agen-
etc. Now is the Time to
eept any household goods, furn-
cy of the Columbus Mutual Life
Cong. Shaarey Shomayim was
iture and articles of clothing
Pick Your Gift!
Insurance Co., Columbus, 0.,
to be sent to Israel. For pickup, the setting for a candlelight
from
was
third
in
total
sales
among
ceremony uniting Sarah Rosen-
Call DI 1-3523 or LI 7-8245.
the company's 1400 agents in
Our Choice Collection!
berg and Hyman Meisner in
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. LADIES OF YESHIVATH marriage June 17, with Rabbi
Visit With the Lattin's at
BETH YEHUDAH AND WOM- Leo Goldman officiating.
The bride, daughter of Da
EN'S SABBATH LEAGUE will
QUALITY
hold an indoor picnic 12:30 p.m. Rosenberg of Dexter Ave.,
JEWELERS
Wednesday at Holiday Manor, the late Mrs. Rosenberg, c
and
His
Orchestra
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announces President Mrs. Isa- a cocktail-length gown of
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FERNDALE 20, MICHIGAN
dore Levin. Bus service will be ported Irish linen. Her
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provided those living in the fant veil was held in plac
For Afternoon Parties
Open: Thurs., Fri. to 9
an
imported
crystal
crown.
Dexter Blvd. area at noon at the
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Yeshivah building.
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YOUNG ISRAEL OF OAK-
WOODS SISTERHOOD has be- of the bridegroom, was matron
gun its annual door-to-door sale of honor, and bridesmaids in- DE.
of personalized New Year cards. cluded Francine - Kahn and
For information, call Mrs. Elsie Randy Rosenberg. Junior brides-
Simkovitz, LI 1-8945. Proceeds maid was Sherry Alexander, and
will buy equipment for the nur- Michelle Rosenberg was flower
girl.
Sery and Hebrew school.
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COME SEE OUR
The bridegroom is the son
OAK PARK CHAPTER, Order of Ben Meisner of Schaefer Ave.
of the Eastern Star, will hold a and the late Mrs. Meisner. Best
latest
games party 8 p.m. Aug. 10 at man was his brother - in - law,
the I.O.O.F. Hall, 160 Vester, Julius Goldman, and ushers
Ferndale. Refreshments and were Sol Lewis and Sidney
prizes will be featured. Guests Rosenberg. Junior usher was
are invited. For tickets, call Rita David Silverman, and ring bear-
Ager, LI 6-1860, Rose Cooper, LI er was Robert Goldman.
The couple will make their
8-3080, or Esther Stahl, LI 1-0783:
home on Cloverlawn Ave., Oak
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TUROVER LADIES AUXILI- Park. -
ARY will hold a garden luncheon
party 12:30 p.m. Wednesday at D.I.T. Names Judge
the home of President Rosalyn
Zeldes, 17583 Stoepel. Prizes and Ira Kaufman Trustee
AT 15425 WEST 7 MILE AND GREENFIELD
games will be featured. Hostesses
Ira G. Kaufman, Judge of Pro-
VE 5-2606
Will be Mesdames E. Weiner, K. bate for Wayne County, and Guy
Geller, K. Keller, P. Hoffman, S. Peppiatt, president and direc-
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Epstein. For reservations, call ings, Inc.
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Sylvia Korby, DI 1-0528.
tees
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A STAFF OF TEN HAIR STYLISTS WILL BE AT YOUR
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ology, according to A. Frye
SERVICE TO ASSIST YOU . . .
ers, chairman of the Board.
JEWISH WOMEN'S EUR
This action was taken at the
FOR THE CONVENIENCE OF CAREER GIRLS —
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aternal, charitable, - religious A; WH
home of Mrs. Sidney Golden,
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18943 Prairie. A splash party and educational organizations.. He 1t,
will be held Wednesday at the is a member of the Michigan
home of Mrs. Leon Miller, 18611 State Bar Association, The De-
Birwood. Friends are invited. . troit Bar Association, Michigan
Probate Judges Association, the
National Council of Juvenile
New Honeywell Unit
Hair Frosting
Court Judges, The American
Judicature Society, The Economic
To Be Headed by -
. . . '15" Hair Coloring
Club of Detroit and a, board mem-
Dr. Joseph H. Levin
ber of the Michigan Society for
4th PRIZE . . . . 10" Cosmetic Treatment
A former Detroiter, Dr. Joseph Mental Health:
H. Levin has been named direc-
Peppiatt has been active in
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Programming Systems Division. activities. He is a director and
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the design and development of Committee, director and division
automatic programming systems vice president of the NatiOnal
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with other E. D. P. divisions in tion Work.
marketing, engineering and man-
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GORDON R. MEISNER, 25511
Before joining Honeywell's E. Colleen, general agent in De-
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senior mathematical analyst in surance Co., has completed a
WE HAVE A PROGRAM OF INTEREST
the Raytheon Corporation's Com- special training course in ad-
TO PRESENT
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vanced programming and busi-
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15—THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS—Frid ay, August 4, 1961

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Wornen's Clubs Rites Solemnized
ROOD FELLOWSHIP WOM-