Preparing for the "Space Capades" musical to culminate
Detroit Chapter of Hadassah's membership drive Nov. 21 at
Ferndale High School are, from left (seated), Mrs. Gerald
Soffa, director; Mrs. David Stulberg, Paul Mutnick, Edwin
Berman,. Mrs. Joseph Bittker; (standing), Mrs. David Pink,
Mrs. Gerald Starler, Mrs. Ivan Edelstein, Mrs. Marvin Perlin
and Mrs. Martin Sherman.
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Detroit Chapter of Hadassah bars and pins to those who en-
will culminate its membership rolled 10 members.
driVe, under the direction of Mrs.
The coveted "Esther Award"
Sidney L. Brand, membership, will be presented to the Group
vice president, with the presenta- that enrolled the greatest num-
tion of an original musical, ber of new members.
"Space Capades," 8:30 p.m. Nov.
The following group vice presi-
21 at Ferndale- High School.
dents of membership are assist-
The event will also celebrate ing in implementing the enroll-
ment drive:
Hadassah's golden anniversary.
Mesdames Louis Silverfarb,
Admission is by paid-up mem,
Bagley North; B. Krugel, Bagley
bership dues.
South; Pauline Klein, Evening;
The musical will be presented William
Klein, Evergreen; Har-
by members of the'Livonia Group old Stocker, Greenfield; Fred
and their husbands, under the Kellman, Livonia; Isadore Kutin-
direction of Mrs. Gerald Soffa,
Meyers; Meyer Rubin, Schae-
with choreography by .Harriet sky,
fer; John Mann, Sherwood; Irvin
Adler.
Meckler, University • East; Ber-
In the cast are Mesdames nard Nathan; University North;
David Stulberg, Joseph Bittker, Joseph Kepes, University South -
David Pink, Gerald Starler, Ivan , Julius Friedman, Wyoming; a
Edelstein, Marvin Perlin - and Gertrude Bernstein, Doris Sie
Martin Sherman. Paul Mutnick and Claire. Schkloven, Busi
and Edwin Berman will also take and Professional.
part.
Others assisting are Mesd
The event will honor Detroit William Wetsman and J. Ge
Chapter's "Women of Valor." Pont, H-Day chairmen; Her
The two members who enrolled Fishman, integration; Jo s e p
the greatest number of new mem- Ravit, conservation; and Abe Lap-
bers will receive awards, pins ides, secretary. Mrs. Samuel J.
will be presented to those who Rhodes, Chapter executive vice
brought in • five members, and president, is advisor.
Arranged Marriages Praised
By Rabbi in BBYO Pamphlet
A Conservative rabbi has
praise for marriages arranged
by parents — a custom usually
associated with the Old Coun-
try.
Rabbi Stanley Rabinowitz, of
Washington, D. C., asserts that
the stability of home life in
societies where parents choose
their children's mates can best
be appreciated when viewing
today's climbing, divorce fi-
gures.
. Writing in a pamphlet, "A
Jewish View of Love and Mar-
riage," sixth in a series of Ju-
daism publications produced by
the Bnai Brith Youth Organiza-
tion, he admits "it is not likely
we would give up the freedom
our culture alloWs in marriage."-
Koenigsberg to Address
Farband Branch
As a compromise solution, he
argues that youngsters "must
receive from early childhood an
attitude toward marriage that
will encourage them to seek
their parents' counsel of their
own free will and to select
mates who will reflect the fam-
ily pattern."
He traces the increasing rate
of intermarriages to the open
democratic society where "it is
inevitable that people of dif-
ferent religions should fall in
love."
But such couples find that
love cannot conquer all, he
warns, adding: "Marriage has
many challenges and hazards
and requires delicate adjust-
ments. Where there is a religi-
ous difference, there is an addi-
tional serious difficult hurdle
to overcome."
Institute Lectures
nization will hold its next meet- on Israel, Novelist
The Harry S. Truman Branch
of Farband Labor Zionist ' Orga-
ing 8 p.m. Sunday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs: William Summer,
12940 Dartmouth, Oak Park.
Guest speaker Sol Koenigs-
berg, director of Community Re-
lations Services, Jewish Welfare
Federation, will speak on the
"Pros and Cons of Sabbath
Opening of the Jewish Com-
munity Center." Following the
talk, the meeting will be opened
for discussion. Guests are in-
vited.
Chapter Two of the Sholem
Aleichem Institute will hear Mr.
and Mrs. Isadore Goldstein dis-
cuss their impressions of Israel
8:30 p.m. Sunday to kick-off the
Chapter's Sunday evening dis-
cussion series.
An Institute-wide Oneg Shah-
bat is slated for 9 p.m. Nov.
10, when Moishe Haar, director,
will lecture on "Isaac Bashevis
Singer and His Novel, 'Satan in
Goray.' " The public is invited.
Bar Mitzvahs
Mr. and Mrs. ,Harold L. Weiss,
20058 Stansbury, announce the
Bar Mitzvah of their son, Allan
Gary, will be observed Nov. 4
at Cong. Beth Moses. A cocktail
and dinner party in his honor
will be held that evening at the
Mayfair Room.
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Mr. and Mrs. Norman Meyers
of Ardmore Ave. announce the
Bar Mitzvah of their son, Ken-
neth David, will be observed
Nov. 4 at Cong. Ahavas Achim.
A dinner in his honor will be
held Nov. 5 at the Rainbow
Terrace.
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Mr. and Mrs. Nathan H.
Knoppow of Kentucky Ave. an-
nounce the Bar Mitzva:_ of their
son, Kenneth Sheldon, will be
observed Nov. 4 at the Anshe
Motele Congregation, 6520 N.
California, Chicago, Ill. A lunch-
eon will follow services.
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Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Gout-
man of Lauder Ave.announce
the 'Bar Mitzvah of their son,
Louis Allen, will be observed 9
a.m. Saturday ‘at Cong. Gemiluth
Chassodim. A celebration in his
honor will be held that evening
at the Rainbow Terrace.
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Dr. and Mrs. Manny Shaw,
former Detroiters now living
at 4206 Gillhouse, Toledo, an-
nounce the Bar Mitzvah of their
son, Michael, will be observed
during an Aneg Shabbat 8:45
p.m. today at the Sholem
Areichem Institute.
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Mr. and Mrs. Jack H. Gold,
16974 Addison, Southfield, an-
nounce the Bar
son, Gar
n, will
ob-
serve
irday. at Beth Aaron
Sy
gue. A dinner-party in
onor will be hel•that eve-
ng at the Rainb errace.
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Dr. and M
18612 Monic ,
Mitzvah of thei
will be
Adas Sha
e. A
cocktail din
y in his
* held that evening
at. Holiday Manor.
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Mrs. Ann Cohen and Sidney
Cohen announce the Bar Mitz-
vah of their son, Michael Ste-
phen, will be observed Nov. 11
at Cong. Beth Joseph. A dinner-
party in his honor will be held
Nov. 12 at Springel's Patio
Room.
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Mr. and Mr M ilton
of Sor
Bar
Tho
e obse ed
Satu
at Adas Shalom Syn-
agogue. A cocktail and dinner-
party in his honor will be held
that evening at the synagogue
social hall.
Tipton, Chajes
to Share Honors
at •ConcertN ov. 14
Paramanik-Breuer
Engagetneht Told
MISS NAOMI PARAMANIK
The engagement of Naomi
Paramanik and Morris T. Breuer
was announced at a recent
family dinner.
Parents of the couple are
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Paramanik
of Plainview Ave. and M
Hazel Breuer of Pasaden
and the late Phillip Br
A Feb. 11 wedding
anned.
Old Newsbo
Football Ga
At the second In a series of
Tuesday evening concerts, Nov.
14, in the
Aaron DeRoy
Theater of the
Jewish Center,
the Center
Symphony Or
under
t h e direction
of Julius Cha-
es, will play
Schubert's
"Tragic" Sym-F
phony No 4
The first half
of thepro
gram will con-
sist of Suite
for Strings by
Chajes, Violin
Tipton
Concerto in A Major by Mozart,
with Emily Adams as soloist,
and Polonaise Brillante by Cho-
pin wit
T
ion of the program will
conducted by Albert Tipton,
conducto of "Music for T
and fir fl
t of he
Symp y
es
Plan
Nov. 17
The 1961 Old N
s' Go,.-
fellow High School a pion-
ship Football Game will be
played Nov. 17, at Tiger Stadium.
The Metropolitan League cham-
pions and the champions of the
Parochial League will play off
for the city championship and
the Aaron DeRoy Trophy.
Proceeds of the gaine, which
always is one of Detroit's most
colorful sports events, will be
er to the Old News-
ellows Fund.
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Aesculapians Hold 35th
Annual Dinner-Dance
Aesculapian Pharmaceutical
Association and Auxiliary will
hold their 35th annual dinner-
dance 6:30 p.m. Wednesday at
driving to
the Latin Quarter.
Fred Netting and his orches-
tra, entertainment and prizes
will highlight the evening.
Presidents of the Association
and Auxiliary are Morr" Av
buch and Mrs. Myer • bi
In charge of the e nt
Meyer Goldstein, Mr
Katzman, Mrs. Micha
ner
and Harold Ellias. M •
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Millman is publicity chairman.
Jospey Heads Franklin
Maxwell Jospey was elected
president of Franklin Hills Coun-
try Club. Other officers are: M.
S. Lowenstein, vice - president;
Max Shaye, treasurer; Harold E.
Ziv,_ secretary; Stan Akers, Paul
Broder, Jason L. Honigman, Rob-
ert E. Schwartz and Benjamin L.
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