THE DETROIT JEWIS H NEW S — Friday, June 28, 1963 -- 18

Kirzner-Grand
Engagement Told

MISS ROSALIND KIRZNER

At a recent dinner party at
their home. Mr. and Mrs. Izrael
S. Kirzner, 23400 Wildwood,
Oak Park, announced the en-
gagement of their daughter,
Rosalind Miriam, to Michael M.
Grand, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Solomon S. Grand, 20066 Stans-
bury.
The bride-elect is a senior
at Wayne State University. Her
fiance attended the University
of Detroit, where he was a
member of Phi Sigma Delta
fraternity. He was graduated
from the Detroit College of
Law. A winter wedding is
planned.

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Brevities

WAYNE STATE UNIVER-
SITY THEATER announces
that its 1963-64 season will
open Oct. 4 with "Purlie Vic-
torious," Ossie Davis' satire on
segregation.
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RUTH (ROSENBAUM) CHA-
BAN will have her paintings
shown on a regular basis after
July 1 at Grinnell Galleries,
1515 Woodward, under the di-
rection of Lester Arwin.
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Multi-talented Mickey
Rooney, actor, musician and
sportsman, makes a rare 'in
person" appearance in the De-
troit area when "The Tunnel Of
Love;" hilarious Broadway and
Hollywood comedy success,
opens a" one-week engagement
at Northland Playhouse Tues-
day. Ann Sothern, starring in
a pre-Broadway tryout of a new
comedy, "God Bless Our Bank,"
will complete her engagement
Sunday.
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The opening of Detroiter
Herschel S. Steinhardt's play,
"Don't Think Of Me When I'm
Gone," has been scheduled for
July 5, it was announced by
Woodie . King, director of the
Concept-East, 401 E. Adams.
Leading roles will be played by
Mary D. Camp, Phillip Purcell,
Jack Curtis, Gertrude Winstron,
Ann Show and Susie Linn.

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The one and only great man
in a W. C. Fields Festival is the
main attraction at the Telenews
Theater. Three classic laughter
pieces altogether on one pro-
gram, "THE BARBERSHOP";
"THE PHARMACIST" and "THE
FATAL GLASS OF BEER" are
the titles. On the same program
is "Champion Angler" narrated
by the angling authority Lee
Wolff,

Novecks Celebrate
50th Anniversary

Felicitations will be paid Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Noveck on their
50th wedding anniversary at
Beth Aaron Synagogue Sabbath
services Saturday. A family din-.
ner in their honor .will be given
Sunday by their children, Rabbi
Simon No v e c k of Hartford,
Conn.; Harold and Sidney and
Mrs. Leonard Handler. The
couple have five grandchildren.

Near Eastern Department at WSU Brawer-Alarkowitz
Announces New Testament Courses Troth Announced

Weizmann Society Will
Memorialize Nathan
Finegold, Rose Grushky

courses on the religions and
cultures that emanated from
the ancient Near East.
"The courses in the New Tes-
ta. ment studies will, as do the
other courses, be keyed to the
needs of the following types of
students:
1. Undergraduate and grad-
uate students who wish to en-
rich their academic experience
by studying the cultures and
religions of the Near East, but
do not necessarily wish to make
this branch of learning their
major interest.
2. Pre-theological students
who wish to get a good back-
ground in this area of studies
before they proceed to their
respective seminaries.
3. Graduate students who
would want to work for a high-
er degree in this area of stud-
ies; this would probably include
quite a number of ordained
ministers who might want to
take a higher degree with us.
"In addition to the regular
credit courses, the department
hopes to offer a number of non-
credit courses which will enable
the hundreds of ministers in
Detroit, who have not been ac-
ademically trained and have not
been ordained, to gain a basic
knowledge of the history and
contents of Christianity. This
training will make them more
effective in their respective pul-
pits and will make them heirs
to the culture and temper of
the twentieth century man of
religion."
Dr. Spiro announced that Dr.
Gordon J. Bahr will join the
WSU faculty in the fall to teach
the New Testament courses. Dr.
Bahr, who has specialized in
New Testament studies at sev-
eral universities, and who has
been a teacher in universities in
his chosen speciality, received
his Ph. D. at Hebrew Union
College where he .majored in
the field of Tannaitic literature,
with minors in Hellenistic-Jew-
MISS HERMINA ROSS
ish literature and in liturgy. He
studied at HUC in Cincinnati
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Ross of for three years under an inter-
Arella Blvd., Ann Arbor, an- faith fellowship from the Re-
nounce the engagement of their form Jewish college.
daughter, Hermina Beverly of
Los Angeles, to Robert K.
Spero, son of Mrs. Martin J. Harry Schwartz
Spero of Los Angeles and the
late Mr. Spero.
Elected President
The bride-elect attended the
of
Windsor Council
University of F 1 or id a. Her
fiance was graduated from the
Harry H. Schwartz has been
University of Southern Cali- elected president of the Wind-
fornia, where he was affiliated sor Jewish Community Council.
with Zeta Beta Tau fraternity.
A past president of the Wind-
A Sept. 7 wedding is planned. sor Retail Merchants Associa-
tion, he is a former board mem-
Wayne Dunlap Named ber of the
Children's Aid
Conductor of South
Society and
and has been
Oakland Symphony
The appointment of Wayne chairman of
Dunlap as conductor of the the board of
South Oakland Symphony Or- Shaar Hasho-
chestra for the 1963-1964 season mayim Syna-
was announced by Lester S. gogue and its
-Burton, board chairman of the religious
South Oakland Symphony So- s c h o o 1.
Schwartz h a s Schwartz
ciety.
served in various top level
After a season of employing capacities for the Community
different guest conductors for Council and was chairman of
each concert, Dunlap, who con-
the 1961 and '62 Welfare Fund
ducted the South Oakland Sym- Campaigns.
phony's fourth concert last
Other officers are S. Lazarus,
April, was selected to guide the
orchestra's musical activities M. Bernholtz, A. Berniker, vice-
for the entire new season com- presidents; Freed, secretary;
Miss F. Geller, honorary secre-
mencing in the fall.
tary; H. Shanfield, treasurer;
Burton and Mrs. Charles C. J. Eisenberg, executive direc-
Betzner will continue to serve tor.
the South Oakland Symphony
On the executive committee
Society as board chairman and
president, respectively. Other are Dr. M. Adelman, J. Alexis,
officers are Vice-Presidents Na- S. M. Cohen, Dr. D. L. Coppel,
thaniel Gold, Bernard Lieber- Mrs. I. B. Ezra, Dr. A. W.
man, Mrs. Ernest Jay, Mrs. W. Lampe, H. 1Vluroff, B. Nosan-
H. Koeneke, Louis P. Miller and chuck, 0. Posen, H. Rubin, Mrs.
Dr. Harry J. Baker; Secretary M. Schott, W. Silver, Dr. I.
Roger Harter and Treasurer Strathman, W. Tepperman, Mrs.
I. Wayne, Dr. E. Winbaum, M.
Gordon Pitcher.
New members of the board Wunder and C. Zalev.
Melvin Sorffer, outgoing pres-
of directors include Mrs. Wal-
lace R. Hummon, Dr. Herbert ident, was presented a bust of
A. Raskin, Mrs. Vernon Ven- himself by the Council at the
man and Dr. Wolf W. Zuelzer. annual meeting.

The Chaim Weizmann Society
will hold a memorial meeting
for Rose Grushky and Nathan
Finegold 9 p.m. Monday at Beth
Yehudah, 17556 Wyoming, an-
nounces President Louis Rosen-
berg. Friends are invited. Re-
freshments will be served.

The Department of Near.
Eastern Languages and Litera-
tures at Wayne State Univer-
sity will offer courses in the
New Testament, beginning in
the fall of 1963. Hitherto, the
department offered courses in
Hebrew, Aramaic and Arabic
studies. In addition, it offered
a variety of courses in the Old
Testament, in Jewish history, in
Islamic studies, and in the his-
tory of the Arabs.
Announcing. the new courses,
Dr. Abram S'piro, chairman of
the Near Eastern Department,
stated:
"The department for a long
time felt very keenly the need
for New Testament studies as
part of its regular offerings, so
that its courses in the Bible
should not be restricted to the
Old Testament but comprise
both the Old and New Testa-
ments. Furthermore, inasmuch
as courses on the culture and
religion of ancient Israel and
of Islam are being offered, it
is only natural to introduce also
courses on -the origins of Chris-
tianity, thus enabling the de-
partment to offer a variety of

Hermina Ross Will
Wed Robert ero

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The old story, but it applies to us and we wish we
could tell you all personally how wonderful you have
been with cards, telephone calls and hospital visits.
It has been said, "It is more blessed to give than to
receive." But in this case one has to be on the
receiving end. And how marvelous to know that we
have so many thoughtful friends who were able
to give.

May the Lord bless you and keep you for all your
prayers and kindness, which have all helped to make
Stephanie's convalesence and anticipated recovery
more pleasant.

Oernice Wilfred U(atz

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