Jewish Book Fair and Arts Festival Will Spotlight Noted Persons
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MISS REBECCA HARRIS
Mrs. Blanche Harris of N.
Pasadena St., Flint, announced
the engagement of her daughter,
Rebecca Joan, to Bernard I.
Toby, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam-
uel Toby of Canterbury Dr.,
Pontiac.
A Dec. 25 wedding is planned.
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igan, covering the period from
1761-1812, collected by Irving
I. Katz, executive secretary of
Temple Beth El and president
of the Jewish Historical Society
of Michigan, will be on display
for the entire three-week period
of the Fair.
On opening night, Nov. 3,
The Jewish Historical Society
of Michigan is holding a cul-
tural meeting beginning at 8:30
p.m. The public is invited.
They will present Dr. Stan-
ley F. Chyet, noted historian
and speaker, director of the
American
Jewish Ar-
chives, w h o
will speak on
"The Chang-
ing Role of
American
Jewry."
Chyet is an
assistant pro-
fessor o f
Chyet American
Jewish History at the Hebrew
Union College.
Opening night will also be
marked by a meeting of the
board of governors of the Mid-
west Section of the National
Jewish Welfare Board when
Dr. Judah J. Shapiro, execu-
tive secretary of the National
Jewish Culture Foundation,
New York, will discuss "The
Role of the Center in the De-
velopment of an American Jew-
ish Culture."
Dr. Shapiro will address the
Book Fair audience again on
Nov. 4, at 2 p.m., on "The Jew-
ish Trinity — The Book, The
Thought and the Action."
On Nov. 4, from 2-4 p.m.,
Mrs. Bertha Jenkinson, the
children's librarian at the
Oak Park Library, will con-
duct a story-telling hour for
kindergartners and grades 1-3.
Center Theatre will celebrate
opening night with its first
presentation of Paddy Chayef-
sky's "Middle of the Night."
The play will be repeated on
Nov. 4, 10 and 11.
Dr. Ernst Scheyer, professor
of art history at Wayne State
University, will give an illus-
trated lecture
o n "Modern
Art in Israel—.
I t s Architec-
ture, Scul p-
ture, Painting
a n d Graphic
Art," on Nov.
4 at 8:30 p.m.
He has been
a research
Scheyer
fellow at the
Detroit Institute of Arts, a lec-
turer at the Cranbrook Acad-
emy of Arts and a guest pro-
fessor at the University of Mich-
igan. He is currently an Assist-
ant Editor of "Criticism," a
Wayne State publication.
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MISS BEVERLY HOFFMAN
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hoffman
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engagement of their daughter,
Beverly, to Hyman Taub, son
of Mrs. Sarah Taub of Marlow
Ave., and the late Mr. Sol Taub.
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ing periods in our history. Surely, in this land of freedom, we
have an additional reason to practice this fundamental ele-
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Please influence all your friends and associates to respect
our sacred traditions, to uphold our dietary laws and not to
undermine our religious life.
With sincere best wishes for many happy occasions.
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Rabbi Joseph Rabinowitz
Rabbi Isaac Stollman
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headed by Mrs. Walter Hirsch-
berg, assisted by Mrs. Milton
Berry (children's books), and
Mrs. Bruce Thal (a d u 1 t
books).
Mrs. Arthur Rice is chairman
of the Book Fair and Mrs. Jack
Rom is co-chairman.
On exhibit will be some un-
usual books from the library
of Leonard Simons, prominent
community leader. Simons' Ju-
daic collection includes more
than 400 books.
A photo exhibit by Benyas-
Kaufman will cover "Ten Years
of Book Fair."
An Israeli book exhibit will
open simultaneously with the
Jewish National Fund's edu-
cators conference on Nov. 11
at the Jewish Center as part
of the Book Fair,
An exhbiit of rare and un-
usual items, original manu-
scripts, etc., on Jews in Mich-
HE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS — Friday
Distinguished per s on aliti es
from many parts of the country
will grace the 11th Annual Jew-
ish Book Fair and Arts Festival
to be held from Nov. 3-20 at
the Jewish Community Center,
18100 Meyers.
As a backdrop for the numer-
ous lectures, meetings, lunch-
eons, concerts, story - telling
hours and dramatic perform-
ances, there will be five exhib-
its on display for the three-
week period of the Fair.
Nearly 5,000 current books
and about 2,000 paperbacks,
both fiction and non-fiction,
children's and adult books, will
be on sale. All are by Jewish
authors or of Jewish content
with the exception of some of
the children's books. Records
will also be on sale, at discount
prices.
All books and records have
been selected by a committee