THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
18—Friday, October 7, 1966
Mrs. Julian S. Tobias Heads Annual
Jewish Book Fair Set for November 5-13
Harry Golden to Speak Here Monday
Harry Golden, author and edi-
tor, will appear at Temple Israel,
to speak before the sisterhood, at
a paid-up membership luncheon,
noon Monday in the social hall.
Born in New York on May 6,
1903, Golden was the son of a re-
porter on the Jewish Daily For-
ward. He attended City College
of New York and was a teacher
in the elementary schools of New
York City for two years before
becoming a reporter on the New
York Daily Mirror. Later he
worked in the promotion depart-
ment of the New York Post. In
1939 he came south for the Virginia
Press Association, building up
small weekly papers in the state.
In 194 1 he settled in Charlotte,
Music Study Club
Plans Annual Concert ;
Richard Luby to Play
where he has been ever since.
In 1958, "Only in America," a
book of essays taken mostly from
the back issues of his newspaper,
was published.
In 1959, an adaption of Harry
Golden's life, "Only in America"
was produced as a play on Broad-
way.
"For 2c Plain," "Enjoy, Enjoy!"
"You're Entitle" and several
others followed.
Women's
Iuhs
(More Clubs Page 15)
TEMPLE EMANU-EL SISTER-
HOOD will meet 12:15 p.m. Mon-
day in the social hall. The meet-
ing will feature a complimentary
Mrs. Ben Meckler is chairman luncheon for paid-up members,
of the Annual Artist Concert, recognition of new members, a
sponsored annually by the Music skit and a talk by Mrs. Irving
Benjamin of Cincinnati, vice
Study Club, to be
president of the National Federa-
held this year,
tion of Temple Sisterhoods. Chair-
8:30 p.m., Nov..,
men for the meeting are Mrs. Ray
27 at the Scottish
Berry and Mrs. Harold Gelman.
Rite Cathedral.
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Again this year
two artists w i 11
Friends of Hillel Day School will
share the pro-
meet at the home of Mrs. Dan
gram: One is vio-
LeVine, 19470 Parkside, 12:15 p.m.
linist Richard
Wednesday. Refreshments and a
Luby, son of Dr.
social hour will precede the pro-
and Mrs. Robert
gram. Dr. Bruce Danto, psychia-
Luby of Detroit. Mrs. Meckler
trist, will discuss "Emotional
The other is a young Polish-born Problems of Col-
talent, pianist Emmanuel Ax of lege Youth." Re-
New York.
flecting the un-
rest at colleges
Mitchell
Radomer Society to Hold today.
Shur, a graduate
Simhat Tora Dinner
of the Teachers'
Radomer Aid and Ladies Society Institute of the
will hold a Simhat Tora dinner 7:30 Jewish Theologi-
p.m. Tuesday at the Workmen's cal Seminary and
Circle Center. There will be movies Columbia Univer-
sity, will sing Dr. Danto
and games.
Max Wein, vice president, is some of the songs currently popu-
chairman for the evening. Proceeds lar on campus. Mrs. Reuven Fran-
kel will be chairman of the day.
will go to charity.
Friends of Hillel, organized in
1964 to foster, encourage and pro-
Fine Jewelry and Gifts
mote the cause of intensive Jew-
ish education through the medium
of a progressive day school, invites
women who would like to help sup-
port its efforts to attend this meet-
ing.
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SHERUTH LEAGUE will hold a
board meeting noon Oct. 18 at the
home of Mrs. Sidney Nicken, 20478
Basil. Co-hostesses will be Mrs.
Joseph Fetter and Mrs. Harry
Levitan.
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LIVONIA JEWISH CONGREGA-
TION SISTERHOOD will hold a
rummage sale
to 11 p.m. Wed-
Hundreds of Items
nesday and 9 a.m. to noon Thurs-
to Choose From
day at the synagogue. Rummage
14 Karat
for sale will include clothing,
books, household goods and furni-
Gold Jewelry Sale
(Priced Right by Morris Watvick)
ture. For information call Mrs.
Sam Siegal, KE 7-5431, or Mrs.
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For information concerning Book
J. Miller, hospitality and welcom-
ing; Morris Nobel, chairman of Fair, contact Dr. Morton Plotnick
the Yiddish evening; Mrs. George at the Center, DI 1-4200.
Parzen, decorations; Mrs. Samuel
Rhodes, chairman of special
events; Mrs. Emil Rothman, volun-
teer coordinator; Mrs. Carl Schil-
ler, arrangements; Mrs. Sidney J.
Now Booking —
Winer, publicity chairman; and
Mrs. Abe Zitomer, youth chair-
man.
The Book Fair is scheduled to
and His Orchestra
begin Nov. 5, with daily events
Good Music
through Nov. 13. Nationally prom-
for
All Occasions
inent speakers will appear, Center
Theater will present its production
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of Arthur Miller's "Death of a
Salesman," and city-wide Book
Fair oratory and poster painting
contests will be held.
IMPORTS BY
Plans for the 15th annual Jewish
Book Fair are being finalized by
Mrs. Julian S. Tobias, chairman,
and her committees. Book Fair
is sponsored by the Jewish Com.
munity Center in cooperation with
many community organizations.
Mrs. Tobias, appointed as chair-
man by Milton J. Miller, Center
president, has been a leader in
community activities in Detroit.
She has served as executive vice
president of the Detroit Chapter
of Hadassah and as secretary of its
Michigan Region; secretary and
vice president of the Zionist Coun-
cil of Detroit; chairman of leader-
ship training of the Jewish Wel-
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Mns. Henry Berris, program chair-
man; Mrs. Morris Friedman, He-
brew-Yiddish coordinator; Mrs. Al
Geffen, art chairman; Mrs. Irving
Goldman and Mrs. Sam Krohn,
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Local eye specialists Drs. Leo
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gift of a "cryostylet unit"(for the
removal of cataracts) to the Had
assah-Hebrew University Medical
Center, in a tribute to the uni-
versity's opthalmology department.
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Dr. Isaac Michaelson, were so im-
pressed by the medical facilities
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Dr. Michaelson they would make
a gift of the revolutionary new unit
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