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Mr. and Mrs. Fred Barbas of Leslie avenue announce the en-
gagement of their daughter Mollie to Harry Lipsitz, son of Mrs.
Lsrael Lipsita of Gladstone avenue and the late Mr. Lipsitz. The
groom-elect attends Wayne University where he is affiliated with
Alpha Epsilon Pi fraternity. An August wedding is planned.

The betrothal of Maxine Sally Schey to Samuel Krinsky. son
of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Krinsky of Leslie avenue, is announced by
the bride-elect's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Morris Feldman of Euclid
avenue west.

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Feb. 10—To Dr. and Mrs. Leonard L Pariser (Dr. Roslyn Fell-
man of Detroit) of Columbus, 0.. a son. Bradley.
Feb. 16—To Mr. and Mrs. Milton J. Lebow (Gloria Mason) of
Stansbury avenue, a son Dale Elliot.
March 9—To Mr: and Mrs. Irving Rodner (Belle Pearl of To-
ronto), a daughter, Marjorie Frances.
• March 9—To Mr. and Mrs. Herman Fishman (Betty Rottenberg)
of Cortland avenue, a son, Steven Frank.
March 10—To Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rothenberg (Florine Frank-
lin) of Waverly avenue, a daughter, Adrienne Wyn.
• March 11--To Mr. and Mrs. Harry I. Bank of Muirland avenue.
a daughter, Arlene Susan.
March 12—To Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Silverman (Ruth Oppen-
heim) of Burlingame avenue, a daughter, Lois Susan.
March 13—To Mr, and Mrs. Raymond Fenley (Lorraine Gen-
dil) of Vassar drive, a' daughter, Cynthia Gendil.
March 14—To Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Spector (Ceclia Hoffman)
of Sorrento avenue, it son, Paul Jay.
March 19—To Mr. and Mrs. Leo Hirsch (Jean Rubin) a son,
Marshall Lloyd.
March 20—To Dr. and Mrs. Aubrey Goldman, a son.
March 22—To Mr. and Mrs. Alvin N. Sarasohn (Vivian Radin)
of Jackson Heights, IN, Y., a daughter, Judy Claire.
March 22—To $r. and Mrs. Roland Levine (Miriam Feinberg,
formerly of Detroit of New Castle, Pa., a daughter.
March 22—To Mr. and Mrs. Irving Weissman (Florence Moss) of
Mount Vernon, N.Y., a daughter, Myrna Bari.
March 23—T9 Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Louis Rubin (Frieda
Wills), a son. Howard Gary.
March 24—TA Mr. and Mrs. Avery Shapiro (Betty Karp) of
Monica avenue, a; son, Bernard Steven.
March' 25—Ti Mr. and Mrs. Julius Siegel (Phyllis Levine) of
Clairmount avenue, a son, Howard Leslie.

■

More than $250,000 has been
raised in the filistadeut campaign
and a new Detroit record of
$300,000 is expected to be set,
Harry Schumer,
chairman, told
workers and con-
tributors at the
closing rally
Sunday. at Mu-
sk Hall.
G e r s h o n
Agronsky, editor
of the "Palestine
Post," who spoke
in place of Rabbi
Schomer
Abraham Fein-
berg of Toronto who was ill, told
the rally that his stay in this
country had greatly impressed on
him the important work Ameri-
can Jews were doing on behalf of
. Israel. He underscored the fact
that the Histadrut "in blending
the best features of cooperative
undertakings with private initia-
tive was securing the future of a
Jewish State built on principles
of social justice."

Ladies of Yeshiva Beth Yehuda
will present a Yiddish motion pic-
$ p.m.,
Mrs. Harry L. Jones is serving in one of two places—working on ture, "Green Fields," at
as chairman of organization for' ' one of the solicitation teams, or Sunday, April 17 at Central High
school. "The Life of Henrietta
"The Day," Sunday, April 24, of at her home awaiting an Allied
Szold" wit also be shown. For
the Women's Division of the 1949 Jewish Campaign worker, she
information, call Mrs. Hyman
added.
Allied Jewish Campaign.
Rottenberg, TO. 5-1171.
On that one day, the 2,000
Wdrking with Mrs. Jones is
workers in general solicitations Mrs. William B. Isenberg, chair-
will call upon .
man of general solicitation. Mrs.
their 14,000 pros- •
Jones is president of the Detroit
peels f or one
chapter of Hadassah.
contribution t o
Any woman interested in work-
cover the more
ing on "The Day" is invited to
than 50 causes
call Mrs. Horwitz at the Women's
included in the'
Division office, WO. 5-3939.
Women workers in general so-
1949 campaign.
Every Jewish
licitation will' receive their kits
on the same morning that special
woman in De-
gifts workers make their first
troit has a re-
sponsibility o n • 1 reports, Wednesday, April 6, at
Mrs. Jones
I the Center. The general solicita-
"The Day," Mrs.
Nelson S. Shapero, whom Jew-
Jones emphasized. She should bel tion meeting will begin at 11 a.m.,
while the special gifts workers ish leaders are backing for Com-
will begin reporting at 12 noon, mon Pleas Court Judge. He won
the nomination on a total pri-
tizvalt
Guest for the meeting will be
ar
mary expenditure of only eight
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Weinman Fran Harris, women's editor of cents.
WWJ.
She
will
conduct
a
"Rov-
announce the Bar Mitzvah of
ing Reporter" program in the in-
Elect NELSON S. SHAPERO
their son William, Saturday, at
the D. W. Simons Synagogue, formal, friendly manner that has Common Pleas Judge—April 4th
—Adv.
won
her
countless
radio
fans.
4000 Tuxedo avenue. The Wein-
mans will be hosts at a dinner
given in his honor Sunday eve-
ning at Lachar's on Dexter boule-
vard.

tional secretary of Histadrut
drives.
Schumer announced that many
new groups had been added to
the organizations division, headed
1
by Louis Levine, chairman, a,d
Michael Taich, director, whi1:
would reach more than $90,0
this year.
His announcement that the
Workmen's Circle Division offi-
cially took part with exeellent :re-
sults was enthusiastically re-
ceived by the audience. 'He' &Ito
reported the addition of many
l3nai Brith and veterans groups
•
to. the campaign.

SCHAVER STRICKEN
In opening the meeting, Schi
n.er announced that Morris L.
Sehaver, one of Detroit's cam-
paign leaders throughout the
years, was missing the closing for
the first time because of illness.
A formal resolution was sent to
Schaver and has family wishing
him a speedy recovery and prom-
ising rededicated efforts to Israel
and the Histadrut.

WORKERS HAILED
TEEN SPRING DANCE
Campaign workers were ac-
A spring dance will be given
claimed by Sam Rabinovitz, cam-
paign director, for the outstand- by the Teen Age social committee
ing achievements which tested Saturday evening, April 23 at the
their devotion to the Histadrut. Center. •
Other speakers were Rabbi Mor
ris Adler and . Isaac Ilamlin, na-

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