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Dr. LeRoy P. Levitt, dean of the Chicago Medical School, who was
here to fill a speaking engagement at Sinai Hospital, visited with his
sisters, Mrs. Joseph Schmidt of Leewin Ave. and Mrs. Harry Lindy
of Hickory Lane, Franklin.
Mr. Gad Rosenbaum of Detroit and Boston will travel to Israel
this month with the family of his daughter and son-in-law, Birdie and
Yuda Golahny, former Detroiters, to celebrate the Bar Mitzva of their
son Fred.
The sisters of Iota Alpha Pi Sorority, Nu Chapter at Wayne State
University have announced their Winter 1968 'ledge class: Susan
Feldman, Suzanne Grainer, Sue Gross, Delores Kellerman, Paula
Lichtig and Lorrie Pitts.
Expect to Interpret Nelly Sachs' Work
Bnai Brith Hillel Foundation, in
cooperation with the department of
Romance and Germanic languages
MISS JILL NAIMARK
and literatures at Wayne State Uni-
versity, will present a special lec-
Dr. and Mrs. Martin Naimark of
Kingswood Dr. announce the en- ture 3 p.m. Tuesday in the Mc-
gagement of their daughter Jill Gregor Conference Center.
Dr. Guy Stern, chairman and
Bonnie to Michael J. Kamps, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Kamps professor of t h e department of
German
at the University of Cin-
of Muskegon.
The bride-elect will be graduat- cinnati, will speak on "Nelly Sachs
ing from Michigan State Univer- —Nobel Prize Winner—The Use of
sity, college of education, in March. Jewish Symbols in Modern German
Mr. Kamps is a graduate of MSU.
A June 23 wedding is planned.
Dr. Sachar's Talk
Set for Wednesday
In the last issue of The Jewish
News, the date was inadvertently
omitted on the notice of Dr. How-
ard Morley Sachar's visit to De-
troit 8 p.m. next Wednesday at
Bnai David Synagogue. Dr.
Sachar's topic will be "Where
American Jewry Differs."
Detroit Alumni Chapter of Alpha
Omega Dental Fraternity is spon-
soring the lecture, open to the
community.
The Detroit Alumni Chapter is
opening this meeting to the public
in response to many requests to
hear the author, teacher and
lecturer.
Dr. Martin Naimark is chairman
of Alpha Omega's Jewish affairs
committee. Other members of the
committee are Drs. Bruce Billes,
Manuel Feldman, 11 a r old Fire-
stone, Arnold Golnick, James Good-
friend, George Leib, Harold Max-
men, David Silver, Samuel
Stulberg and Richard Williams.
The refreshment hour will be
hosted by the Detroit Women of
Alpha Omega. There will be no
charge.
Oaai q3ritiz
A ctivities
LOUIS MARSHALL LODGE wil
sponsor an international dance pro
gram, presented by the Interna
tional Institute, 8:30 p.m. Feb. 27
at the Labor Zionist Institute.
Wives, friends and neighbors are
invited to the program, planned in
honor of Brotherhood Week. Re-
freshments will be served. Harry
Dubin is program chairman and
Edward I. Schlussel, president.
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BUSINESS AND PROFESSION-
AL CHAPTER will hold an elec-
tion meeting 8:30 p.m. Tuesday at
Cong. Beth Hillel. A humorous
"Thumbnail Glance at Israeli" will
be offered by Renee Rosen. New
members will be honored, and
there will be a president's report
and refreshments.
DETROIT LODGE CHAPTER
will hold a luncheon noon Wednes-
day at Temple Emanu-El. The
chapter bowling league will be
hostesses. An election of officers
will be held. Mrs. Helen Oatman
and Monzella Sauer will demon-
strate some of their crafts, which
include decoupage, gold leafing,
Committee to Plan Start
flower beading, repousse, papier
of Bond Drive in Miami
mache and decoupage on glass.
NEW YORK—The formation of Guests are invited. For informa-
a continental committee of out- tion, call Mrs. Martin Weston, EL
standing Jewish communal leaders 7-0447.
to organize the launching of the
1968 campaign for State of Israel Brotherhood Dialogue Set
Bonds was announced by Dr. Jos-
eph J. Schwartz of New York, by Pisgah, Round Table
vice president of the Israel Bond
Pisgah Lodge and Chapter will
join Detroit Round Table of Christ-
Organization.
The committee will plan and di- ians and Jews 8:30 p.m. Monday at
rect the preparations in the U. S. the Labor Zionist Institute in a
and Canada for the international salute to the 40th anniversary of
inaugural conference for Israel National Brotherhood Week.
Bonds, to be held at the Fontain-
Program co-chairmen Leonard
bleu Hotel, Miami, Feb. 29-March Edelman and Mrs. Lee Franklin
Weinstock will introduce Fr. Arthur
3.
Major General Itzhak Rabin, Is- Loveley, professor of philosophy at
rael's newly designated ambassa- the University of Detroit; Dr.
dor to the United States, who serv- Erwin Britton of First Congrega-
ed as chief of staff of the Israel tional Church; and Rabbi Gerald
defense forces during the Six-Day Teller of Cong. Shaarey Zedek.
War, will be guest of honor at the These representatives will discuss
the three concepts of brotherhood
conference.
in "Dialogue Between Priest, Min-
Bnai Brith Hails Harmans ister and Rabbi." Presidents Mor-
WASHINGTON, D.C. (JTA) — ris Berk and Mrs. Julius Ring in-
Ambassador and Mrs. Avraham vite the community at no charge.
Harman were honored by Bnai A social hour with refreshments
Brith at a farewell luncheon during follows.
the annual meeting of the Bnai
Brith National Membership Cabi- AJCommittee to Hear
net. Harman. who is a member of
Editor of Commentary
Bnai Brith in Jerusalem, urged
The American Jewish Com-
continued close contacts between
mittee will meet 1 p.m. Tuesday
Bnai Brith and Israel as a means
at the Jewish Center. Norman
of deepening Jewish tradition and
Podhoretz, editor of Commentary
commitments among Jews in coun-
magazine and author of the best-
tries around the world. The Har-
selling "Making It," will speak
mans were presented gifts by Dr.
on
"Ilow Jewish is Commen-
William A. Wexler, president of
tary?" The public is invited.
Bnai Brith, and Mrs. Arthur G.
The
time quoted in last week's
Rosenbluth, president of Bnai Brith
issue was incorrect.
Women, at the luncheon.
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