24—Friday, April 26, 1968
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Hadassah Reorganized Geographically ;
to Celebrate the `Simha' on May 14
May 14 will mark an important
event in the history of local Had-
. assah; it is the "wedding day" of
• Detroit Chapter with South Oak-
land County at Cong. Shaarey
Zedek. This makes the chapter one
of the largest in national Hadassah,
advises Mrs. Robert Drews, publi-
city chairman.
Preceding the ceremonies there
will be a noon subscription lun-
cheon for which reservations are
being taken by the Hadassah of-
fice, BR 3-5441.
An original production, "Hada-
ssah's Wedding Day," the joint
creation of Mrs. David Edelman
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and Mrs. Leslie Schmier, will be a
feature of the program, with Mrs.
Charles Snider and Mrs. Jack W.
Perlman, president of South Oak-
land and Detroit chapter respec-
tively, taking leading roles. Mrs.
Goldie Adler will conduct the in-
stallation rites.
Mrs. Eli Gross is directing the
presentation, and Mrs. Henry Platt
is accompanist. Mrs. Norman Rose-
enfeld and Mrs. William Deutsch
are in charge of the day.
May 14 is also a historical day
in the annals of the state of Israel.
On May 14, the British Mandate
ended. Five Arab nations attacked,
and 650,000 embattled Jews
created a nation: the state of Israel.
A resolution has been ap-
proved that the Detroit and SOC
chapters be consolidated into the
Metropolitan Detroit Chapter of
Hadassah. This reorganization
will involve a geographic redis-
tribution of members into groups
within the area where they re-
side. (see below).
It is the opinion of Mrs. Snider
and Mrs. Perlman that women be-
longing to such groups will share
a greater interest in the group ac-
tivity and develop a more intimate
and warm relationship.
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GROUP BOUNDARIES
15) BIRMINGHAM-FRANKLIN —
includes Farmington, Beverly Hills,
Bloomfield Hills, Orchard Lake,
Troy.
(16) SUNDAY AFTERNOON GROUP.
(No change, not organized geo-
graphically).
(17) ELEANOR ROOSEVELT
GROUP
(No change, not organized geographi-
cally.)
(18 ) BUSINESS & PROL. ESSIONAL
(No change, not organized geo-
graphically.)
1) SHERWOOD—East of Livernois, 7
to 8 Mile Rd.
East of Parkside. 6 to 8 Mile Rd.
2) UNIVERSITY EAST—East of Liv-
ernois to Parkside.
East of Parkside. 6 to 7 Mile Rd.
3) HENRIETTA SZOLD — Combined
Bagley, University North and South,
Wyoming to Livernois, South of
8 Mile Rd.
Includes Downtown, East Side,
Mount Clemens.
4) MEYERS-WYOMING—South of 8
Mile Rd., Wyoming to Schaefer.
5) GREENFIELD-SCHAEFER — South
of 8 Mile Rd., Schaefer to South-
field Rd.
6) EVERGRFFN—West of Southfield
Rd. to Telegraph.
7) LIVONIA—City of Livonia.
8) HUNTINGTON WOODS — Includes
Ferndale, Pleasant Ridge, Royal
Oak. Berkley, Madison Heights.
( 9) OAK PARK—City of Oak Park.
(10) TOWERS—Greenfield to South-
field Rds., 8 Mile to 91/2 Mile Rd.,
Whitehall, North Park Towers,
Northland Gardens.
(11) VILLAGE — Greenfield to South-
field, 91/2 Mile Rd. to 101/2 Mile Rd.,
Sherwood Village. Sherwood Estates,
Country Court, Southfield Manor.
(12) SHARON-11 to 13 Mile Rd., Green-
field to Lahser, Sharon Meadows,
Tanglewood. Mt. Vernon, Country
Corners, Balmoral.
(13) HEIGHTS—West of Southfield Rd..
to Inkster Rd., 8 Mile to 11 Mile
Rd., Washington Heights, Wedge-
(Zone
wood. Hampshire Woods.
(14) RIVERCREST—North of 11 Mile.
West of Lahser to Northwestern
Hwy., includes Knob-in-the-Woods.
The PACESETTERS, newly or-
ganized so c i a l and charitable
bachelor club will hold a single
and over-21 dance for charity, 9:30
p.m. May 10 at the Sheraton Motor
Inn.
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Rise_,AnGray Engaged Raphael, British Scholar and Author,
to Larry L. Silverstein to Address BB Centennial Program
MISS RISE GRAY
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gray of
Warrington Dr. announce the en-
gagement of their daughter Rise
Ann to Larry L. Silverstein, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Silverstein
of London, Ont.
The bride-elect is a junior in the
Wayne State University college of
education. Her fiance is a senior
in business management at East-
ern Michigan University.
An Oct. 27 wedding is planned.
Imperial Ball
Scheduled
Author and scholar Chaim
Raphael will visit Detroit 8:30 p.m.
May 6, as part of the Centennial
Celebration of the founding of
Bnai Brith District 6, at the Labor
Zionist Institute.
Arthur C. Schott, president of
the Metropolitan Detroit, Bnai
Brith Council, said Raphael will
lecture in six major Midwestern
cities as a gift of District 6 to the
communities at large, in coopera-
tion with the Bnai Brith Adult
Jewish Education Lecture Series.
Admission is free.
The program is co-sponsored by
Pisgah Lodge.
Raphael, author of "Memoirs
of a Special Case," is a member
of the faculty of Oxford Univer-
sity, where he was a Cowley
Lecturer in post-biblical Hebrew
and Kennicott Fellow. He also
has been a senior British civil
servant, with s e r vice in the
foreign office and in the treasury.
He is currently head of the in-
formation division of Her Majes-
ty's Treasury and was recently
honored by the Queen with the
award of the C. B. E., the Com-
panion of the Order of the British
Empire.
Since "Memoirs", Raphael has
written a complementary volume,
"The Walls of Jerusalem — An
Excursion into Jewish History",
which has just been published. He
also has written for the New
Yorker, Atlantic, Commentary and
other magazine s. Under the
pseudonyn of Jocelyn Davey, he is
the author of a series of mystery
novels, beginning with "A -Capital
Offense," built around a character,
not unlike himself, who is plunged
into espionage and other adven-
tures in Britain and the United
States. More recent titles include
"A Touch of Stagefright" and "A
Killing in Hats".
Raphael, who makes his home in
London, has two children, Adam,
who is known for his TV reporting
for the CBS network from Saigon,
and a daughter who is a sociologist.
MUSIC UNIQUE
FOR EVERY OCCASION
IRV FIELD
AND HIS ORCHESTRA
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PHOTOGRAPHY by
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Bar Mitzvas—Weddings
From LONDON, ENGLAND
JAN GILBERT
and His ORCHESTRA
"Distinctive Styling in Music
to your Individual Taste"
Call UN. 1-3065
The Women's American ORT
Imperial Ball, scheduled for 9 p.m.
May 4 at Raleigh House is under
the direction of (seated, from left)
co-chairmen Mrs. Jerry Krandall
and Mrs. Robert Feinberg. Also
making arrangements are (stand-
ing) Mesdames Joseph Kerzman,
Arthur Morrison and Arthur Brick-
er. A feature of the evening will
be a men's fashion show, and danc-
ing will follow the dinner. Theme
is "ORT Around the World,"
focusing on the agency's vocational
training schools in 22 countries.
Study Grants to Rabbis
Available from Hillel
WASHINGTON—Bnai Brith Hillel
Foundations is accepting applica-
tions f r o m congregational and
campus rabbis seeking grants for
specialized research or study.
The grants may be used to help
finance leaves of absence for up
to six months for formal graduate
or postgraduate study, to assist in-
dependent research projects or to
subsidize informal study and re-
search leading to the preparation
of material for use in the field
of higher Jewish education. The
maximum single grant is $6,000.
Information and applications are
available from Bnai Brith Hillel
Foundations, 1640 Rhode Island,
N.W., Washington, D.C. 20036.
BETH AARON SYNAGOGUE
- 18000 Wyoming near Curtis
Has been totally renovated from its recent fire
at a cost of $40,000. The Synagogue invites the
Community to celebrate religious observances,
social functions and other events in the beautiful
Sanctuary, the magnificent social hall, and other
parts of the renovated building.
BEFORE PLANNING YOUR NEXT SIMCHA
CALL BETH AARON
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