Employees of
Max M. Jacob
deliver bottles
with a horse
and wagon,
circa 1910.

SUZANNE CHESSLER

Special to The Jewish News

T

he photographs show people
— babies in cribs at the
Jewish Children's Home,
Golda Meir placing a flag in
Detroit, Temple Beth El picnickers.The
artifacts show what was important to
people — a blue shirt that was part of
the Habonim uniform, tzedakah boxes,
the first annual report of Sinai Hospital.
More than 300 pictures joined with
65 artifacts capture the history of the
organized Detroit Jewish community
and come together in "Memory and
Vision — A Celebration of Jewish
Community, 1899-1999," an exhibition
on display Nov. 28 through the end of
March at the D. Dan and Betty Kahn
Jewish Community Center (JCC) in
West Bloomfield.
Jointly sponsored by the Jewish
Federation of Metropolitan Detroit
and the United Jewish Foundation of
Metropolitan Detroit, "Memory and
Vision" is another way of marking the

New Americans joined
Super Sunday telethons on behalf
of the Allied Jewish Campaign, 1993.

11/27
1998

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