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22—Friday, December 23, 1966

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Chesed shel Eines' Biblical Origi n
Serves as Tribute to Local Group's
50th Anniversary Observed on Sunday

While evaluations of a Hevra
Speakers at the 50th anniversary
banquet of the Hebrew Benevol- Kadisha are difficult to express,
Rabbi Hollander said, it might be
ent Society — Chesed shel Emes —
recognized that the local group is
commended the local group for its not escaping from reality in facing
many services and pointed to the up to the needs it fills.
root of the name and its source,
Dr. Krohn, who interspersed
from Biblical sources. in their ad-
his speech with Yiddish and He-
brew, seconded earlier remarks
dresses at the Jewish Center Sun-
by Rabbi Levin and drew upon
day evening.
the source for the organization's
Rabbi David 13. Ilollander of name to commend and to greet
New York, the guest speaker; Rab-
it.
bi Leiner Levin, president of the
Rabbi Ilollander said the Detroit
Orthodox Rabbis Council; and Dr.
Samuel Krohn, president of the group sets an example for the en-
Jewish Community Council, quoted tire country in observing the Jew-
from the Sidra of the week to show ish traditions in conducting fun-
how the term — meaning kindness era's. Ile deplored abuses that are
in truth — applies to the activities in evidence in New York and in
of the group that provides aid in other communities.
the form of free burials for the
A report on the progress made
needy.
by Chesed shel Emes in the past
years was submitted in the address

Myer Feldman Heads
Weizmann Institute
Lawyers' Committee

Myer Feldman, former counsel
to President Lyndon B. Johnson
and deputy special counsel to
President John F. Kennedy, has ac-
cepted the national chairmanship
of the lawyers committee for the
Weizmann Institute of Science, it
W. Wei i s-
was announced Meyer
by • W
gal, president. Feldman's com-
mittee will seek to encourage
endowment and other gifts to the
Weizmann Institute of Science at
Rehox of h. Israel.

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MRS. SHERWIN NEWMAN

Ellen Lee Sturman, daughter of
Dr. and Mrs. Harry H. Sturman,
12830 Northfield, Oak Park, and
Sherwin S. Newman, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles J. Newman,
18104 Northlawn, were united in
marriage Thursday at Adas Sha-
of the group's president, Philip loin Synagogue. Rabbi Segal offi-
Langwald.
ciated.
Maurice M. Stewart was toast
The bride wore a long-sleeved
master. Nathan P. Rossen, co-
--
dress of peau de soie, with ap-
chairman with Stewart of the anni-
pliques of Alencon lace on the
versary committee, delivered the wrist of the sleeves and train.
opening welcoming remarks. The
There was an overlay of Alen-
Motzi was recited by Harry E.
con lace, extending from the
Citrin. Rabbi Israel I. Rockove led
waist to the hem of the dress
in the Benshen. A musical pro-
front. The bride carried or-
gram was given by Cantor Reuven
chids on her Bible.
Frankel, accompanied by Bella
Mrs. Robert Melamed, sister of
Goldberg.
the bride, was matron of honor.
Susan Newman, sister of the bride-
Beth El Homecoming
groom, served as maid of honor.
Bridesmaids were Mrs. Lawrence
to Feature College Panel Sturman
of New York City, Mary
This evening has been designated Sue Kanagur, Caron Kanagur and
as College Homecoming Sabbath at junior bridesmaid Andrea Rott.
Joel Newman served his brother
Temple Beth El. A buffet dinner
and panel discussion, "Judaism: as best man. Ushers were Dr.
Would You Rather Fight Than Lawrence S. Sturman, brother of
Switch?" in the social hall at 6:30 the bride, Robert Melamed, San-
ford Newman, brother of the bride-
will precede 8:30 services.
Participants in the panel discus- groom, Martin Pearlman of Ann
Sion are Bill Charles. national pres- Arbor, Dr. Donald Solomon of
ident of the Federation of Temple , Madison, Wis., and Martin Bor-
Youth. who attends Michigan State doley.
The couple took a honeymoon
University; Robert Rosen, Michigan
State University; Ray Weil, Univer- trip East.
sity of Michigan; Nancy Garlock,
Cornell University; John Jacobs, Agnon Honored in London,
Michigan State University; Steve
Fisher. University of Michigan; and Promises to Write Story
Judy Drachler, Brandeis Univer- for Moscow Yiddish Paper
s i ty
LONDON (JTA)—Shrnuel Yosef
Participating in the service at Agnon, the Israeli author who was
8:30 are Elaine Koenigsberg. Uni- awarded the 1966 Nobel Prize in
versity of Michigan; Ruth Ellen literature, was guest of honor at
Selitsky, Wayne State University; a testimonial dinner given by the
Lawrence Kushner, Ifebrew Union British Committee for Nobel Prize
College-Jewish Institute of Reli- winners..
gion; and Susanne R. Weil, Wayne •
Agnon is currently visiting Eng-
State University. Dr. Richard C. land after attending the presenta-
Hertz and Rabbi Morton M. Kanter tion ceremonies in Stockholm
will officiate.
. where he received the award he
shared with Nelly Sachs, poet.
In an address lauding the Is-
raeli author, Jennie Lee, minister
for the arts, described Agnon as
"a very great writer and one of
the great men of our generation."
.A111101111Celnents
Sir Isfor Evans, chairman of the
Dec. 12—To Mr. and Mrs. Leon Anglo-Israel Association and prin-
Warner (Deborah Wainer), 21931 cipal of St. Mary's College, said
Riclgedale, Oak Park, a son. Scott that Agnon represented in his
writings the past of the Jewish
Eric.
: people as well as its mood in this
Dec. 11 — To Mr. and Mrs. Leon- century thus linking the past and
and C. Franklin. former Detroiters the present.
Aaron Vergelis, editor of So-
of Cleveland (Marlene Conner), a
vietish Ileimland, the Yiddish
daughter, Stephanie Dawn.
* * *
language monthly published in
Moscow, called on Agnon at the
Dec. 1 — To Mr. and Mrs. Law-
latter's hotel suite. During his
rence R. Gechter (Zelda Shuster),
meeting, Vergelis asked Agnon
23091 Gardner. Oak Park. a son,
to contribute a short story to
Joel Bradley.
Sovietish Heimland. The Israeli
author agreed to do so.
Nov. 28 — To Mr. and Mrs. Eu-
In Sao Paulo, a special session
gene Kowalsky (Cherna Bodzin),
24120 Westhampton. Oak Park, a honoring Agnon was held under
the sponsorship of the - Hebrew
(laughter, Lisa Beth.
4
Chair of Sao Paulo University's
Nov. 25—To Mr. and Mrs. Charles department of Oriental studies.
Freedman (Elsie Weinfeld). 17452 Addresses were delivered by Ben-
Pershing, Livonia. twin son and Zion Tomer, the cultural attache
daughter, Corey Allen and Shelley at the Israel Embassy, and by
Anne. Jacob Guinsburg of the Perspec- •
tive Publishing House.
• * *
Oct. 28 — To Capt. and Mrs.
Gallantry
Gerald Besterman (Phyllis Gaba);
Conscience has no more to do
former Detroiters of Ft. Leonard
Wood. Mo.. a daughter, Karen with gallantry than it has with
—Sheridan
politics.
Leigh.

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NY Catholics, Jews Form Body for Understanding

ings."

NEW YORK (JTA) — Forma-
tion of a Catholic-Jewish Relations
Committee for two New York
b o r o u g h s containing 1,600,000
Catholics and 1,200,000 Jews, was
announced by the Anti-Defama-
tion League of Bnai Brith and the
Catholic Diocese of Brooklyn.
Co-chairmen of the new com-
mittee are Msgr. Vincent 0. Gen-
eva, a member of the Diocesan
Ecumenical Commission, and Rabbi
Israel Mowshowitz, chairman of
the ADL Interreligious Coopera-
tion Committee. The new unit,
comprised of 24 clergymen, educa-
tors, lawyers and jurists of
Brooklyn and Queens, will seek
better understanding between
Catholics and Jews.
Msgr. Geneva said that "ac-
curate knowledge of one another
is the first step toward mutual
understanding." Rabbi Mowshowitz
said the new group would avoid
"the old type of interfaith meet-

An ADL spokesman said that one
meeting of the committee was al-
ready held and that another would
be held in about a month to lay
the foundations for a series of
"dialogues" and later specific inter-
faith projects.

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