16 — Friday, April 17, 1964 — THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Two Jewish Women's Groups Win
Awards in Achievement Contest
Two Jewish women's groups re-
ceived third prizes of $250 each
in Federal's 50th anniversary club
achievement awards contest Thurs-
day.
At a luncheon in the Veterans
Memorial Building, the Detroit
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Section, National Council of Jew-
ish Women and Northwest Child
Rescue Women were cited for
their service to the community.
Mrs. Jerome Grossman, presi-
dent of the NCJW Detroit Sec-
tion, accepted the award on be-
half of her group, honored for
its "Operation Friendship" pro-
gram "aimed at meeting the
needs of recently discharged
mental patients." The Detroit
Section was entered in Class A
competition for groups of 100 or
more members.
Northwest Child Rescue Women,
represented by President Mrs. Na-
than Yost, was cited for its help
to retarded children. The group
was entered in the Class B com-
petition, for groups of under 100
members.
A total of 142 women's clubs
entered the $3,500 contest. Other
winners were Junior League of
Detroit and Livonia Junior Cham-
ber of Commerce Auxiliary, first
prize; and Women's Ad Club and
Pilot Club of Detroit, second prize.
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A compilation of some 60 photo-
graphs from movies and historical
records has been inserted in an
album the only comments in which
are explanatory notes for each
photo from some commonplace
Yiddish sayings.
Appearing under the title "Are
You Sure You're Kosher?", this
"album," by Martin Gross and Ted
Sennett, published by Paul S.
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there are cutlines such as—
A woman at gunpoint, to an in-
vading mob: "I swear to you we
have no pickled herring in the
house!" . . . A caption for a Civil
War generals' meeting photo: ,"Gen-
eral Lee says he won't sign until
he gets his pastrami sandwich" .. .
A Lincoln photo with "Abraham .. .
this is a name for a President?"
Etc. . . . Etc.
The two authors show genuine
cleverness. They may be ques-
tioned about taste of sonie of the
captions or the validity of the title
of the "album," but they certainly
display ingenuity in their selec-
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A. •
Fair to Show Model
of Weizmann Institute
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American-Israel Pavilion, it was an-
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campus at , Rehovoth, Israel, includ-
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Ruth Ann Smith Wed Frohman Choral
to Dr. David Edgar Concert May 3
at Art Institute
The Don Frohman Chorus will
appear in concert on Sunday even-
ing, May 3, at the Detroit Insti-
tute of Arts, large auditorium.
Don Frohman, its director, has
chosen a program of musical works
by Bensman, Shkliar, Kosakoff,
Gershwin, Held, Jospe, Low,
Genee, Bik. Romberg, Schubert,
Kountz, Robert Shaw, and Froh
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MRS. DAVID L. EDGAR
In a candlelight ceremony at
Cong. Bnai David Sunday, Ruth
Ann Smith, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel D.Smith of Northlawn.
Ave., was wed to Dr. David Leon-
ard Edgar, son of Dr. and Mrs.
Irving I. Edgar of Westhampton
Ave., Oak Park.
Rabbi Hayim Donin offiCiated,
with Cantors Hyman Adler and
Aaron Edgar.
The bride wore an ivory Brus-
sels net gown featuring an open
neckline, short sleeves, fitted
bodice appliqued in garlands of
peau de lange lace and tiny pearl
beads and detachable chapel
train of peau de soie. An open
crown of matching lace and
pearls held her pouf veil of silk
illusion. She carried a bible
covered with Stephanotis.
Matron of honor was Myrna
Edgar; junior bridesmaid, Shelly
Levine; and flower girl. Sheryl
Rogers. Bridesmaids were Jo
Lynne Abrahams, Harriet Lisnov,
Sandra Grossberg, Sue Bloom and
Deanne Hamburger.
Best man was Richard Edgar,
brother of the bridegroom; junior
usher, Jeffry Levine; and ring
bearer, Carey • Edgar. Ushers were
Harold and Martin Smith, brothers
of the bride, Dr. Ellsworth Levine,
Harvey Kleiman and Burton Gold.
They are honeymooning in the
Caribbean.
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The change in American atti-
tudes toward equality will be the
subject of the third Franklin Me-
morial Lecture at Wayne State
University, at t8 p.m. Monday, in
the WSU Community Arts Audi-
torium.
Speaker wil lbe Dr. John P.
Roche, Morris Hillquit Professor
of Labor and Social Thought,
chairman of the department of
politics at Brandeis University and
dean of the faculty of arts and
sciences.
Theme of this year's program is
"all men are created equal."
Dr. William W. Wattenberg,
the WSU Delinquency Control
Training Center is Franklin Lec-
turer for 1964.. He will give the
final lecture on May 4.
-8ngagements
Mr. and Mrs. William Roth of
Prest Ave. announce the engage-
ment of their daughter Beverly
Elaine to Melvin Robert Hersh,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Hers-
kowitz of Ardmore Ave. Miss Roth
is working on her masters degree
at Wayne State University, which
her fiance also has attended. The
couple plans a July wedding.
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