AlHaien 'elvish Periodical

Thursday, June 29, 1950

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

On Honevnoon

Board Elected
by Sisters of
Zion Mizrachi

Make YOUR Plan

with the

Schiller Man!

Carl Schiller

PORCHES—
OPEN OR CLOSED
Installed or repaired. Built to
your specifications.

ATTIC ROOMS—
RECREATION ROOMS
Your plans or ours. Let us
show you what we have done
for others.

KITCHEN MODERNIZATION
Youngstown, Hotpoint, West-
inghouse, etc.

STORM WINDOWS—
STORM DOORS
Combination Screens and
Storms, Aluminum, Steel or
Wood.

ROOFING
A variety of high-quality roof-
ing is available, expertly ap-
plied.

SIDING
Add years of beauty and life
to your home. Saves fuel, too
cooler in summer, warmer
in winter.

PLASTERING and CEMENT

New work and repairing.

IIOUSERAISING AND PIERS
Reposting, leveling, shoring
and underpinning.

MRS. CLARENCE SALZBERG
4.
At an evening ceremony June
22 at Congregation S h a a r e y
Zedek, Harriet Rosamond Aaron,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
S. Aaron, was united in marriage
with Clarence Salzberg, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Salzberg.

The bride chose a candlelight
ivory satin gown covered with
matching lace of Belgium ap-
plique. It was styled in renais-
sance pattern with tight fitted
bodice and long fitted sleeves. A
peplum of lace fell from the front
of the skirt in soft folds to form
the cathedral train.
She carried orchids on a Bible
streaming stephanotis.
Walter Salzberg served his
brother as best man and Marion
Ruth Pierce was her sister's
matron-of-honor. The bride's at-
tendants were Charlotte Pierce,
Mrs. Walter Salzberg, Gladys
Spear, Beverly Fogel, Mrs. Yale
Phillips a n d Ophelia Kessler.
Marcia Aaron was flower girl.
The ushers were Ralph Pierce,
Leonard Posner, Eliot Perlman,
Gilbert Plotnick, Gerlad Gotthelf
and Morris Moogerman.
The couple is honeymooning in
California.

LEE FIELDS

Orchestras & Entertainment

Call TY.

7-6686

or TY. 7-5291

The Sisters of Zion Mizrachi
held a lawn party on June 22 at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. S.
Edelman. Mrs. Isaac Rosenthal
was chairman of the affair which
was attended by more than 200
members.
The following were elected
members of the board: Mes-
dames Asher Berlin, I. Gold-
smith, H. Mosher, A. Melinsky,
L. Honigman, A. Mondrow, R.
Slutzky, Cronewald, II. Finkel-
stein, B. Leader, I. Rosenthal, II.
Mendelson, H. Seleney, M. Smith,
I. Schetzer, L. Kaplan, Kate
Winston, Gruber.
Also Mesdames Kalnowitz, Eva
Rosenberg, Zack, Louis Cohen,
M. Shaw, M. Shulman, M. Beck-
man, Rose Cooper, A. Dubrinsky,
S. Osnos, A. Subar, Rose Singer,
A. Kelman, R. Whiteman, M.
S m e r l in g, R. Levin, Gerald
Levitt, C. Solomon, I. Stoll-
man, Betty Freedman and M.
Rosenzweig.
The board members will meet
at Rosenberg's on July 5. Irving
Schlussel, president of Detroit
Mizrachi, will address the
members.

Detroit Girl Wins Two
Awards at Anderson

STAATSBURG-ON-HUDSON,
N. Y.—(Special)—Frances Gold-
berg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Goldberg, 173201 North-
lawn, was graduated with two
major awards from the Anderson
School at commencement exer-
cises held June 24.
She received the Fellowship
Award given annually to a girl
for outstanding contribution to
the school and student body; also
the Journalism Key presented
each year to the student who has
made outstanding contributions
to student publications.

MASONRY AND BRICK
BLOCK
Basements, foundation walls,
cement slabs, cement side-
walks, brick veneer.

TILE WORK AND CABINETS
Plastic, Clay or Aluminum.
Asphalt or Rubber. Beautify
your kitchen and bathroom.

Societe Holes

An open house was held by
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Diamond of
Clavert avenue in honor of the
graduation of their daughter,
Carol Joan, from Cass 'Ugh
School with high honors. Carol
also received the Busch-Lomb
award in science and mathemat-
ics.

Mrs. Jerome Marton and daugh-
ter, Judy, Mrs. Henry Fecheimer
and Mrs. Harold Desenberg have
returned from a trip to Toronto.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Katzman
of Whitcomb avenue are visiting
their children in New York City.

Wall-To-Wall

Carpets Cleaned

Better Than Euer

with Bigelow's Marvelous Detergent

Karpet Kare

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Service Your Car Requires

Standard Service

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JOAN BLUMENTHAL
•
The engagement of Joan Blum-
enthal, daughter of Mrs. Rae
Blumenthal of Shaker Heights,
Ohio, and the late Mr. Max
Blumenthal, to Yale Arfa, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Arfa, of Blaine
avenue, was announced at a din-
ner party given by Mrs. Blumen-
thal.
Miss Blumenthal attended Ohio
State University and Mr. Arfa
attended Wayne University.

Mrs. Babe Sutton of Boston
blvd. has returned from a stay
in New York City.

PAINTING AND
DECORATING
Interiors and exteriors.

FHA

The Zedakah Club installed
Mrs. Maurice Cornfield as new
president. Also installed were
Mesdames David Zellman, Mau-
rice Knopper and Jack Green-
berg, vice-presidents; Mesdames
R. Blumlo, Norman Adilman and
Rose Klein, secretaries, and Mrs.
Joseph Stulberg, treasurer.
• • •
The Sisterhood of Mogen Abra-
ham elected the following of-
ficers: Mrs. Nathan Marcus, presi-
dent; Mrs. Edward Rosen, vice-
president; Mrs. Arnold La Kritz,
and Mrs. Sidney Silver, secre-
taries; Mrs. Simon Herman, treas-
urer; Mrs. Jacob Brown, chap-
lain, and. Mrs. Abraham Gold-
stein, publicity chairman.

• • •

The Hebrew Ladies Aid Society
plans an excursion to Tashmoo
Park at 9:30 a.m., July 19. Mrs.
J. Ring is chairman. Tickets may
be obtained by calling WE. 3-1391
or TO. 6-2438.
• • •
The Molly Segal Auxiliary, of
the Jewish Consumptive Relief
Society, held a board meeting at
the home of Mrs. Yetta Forbes of
Seward avenue. Plans were laid
for the luncheon to be held at 1
p.m., Tuesday, July 11, at the
Young Israel Hall.
• • •
Club 25 met at the home of
Gertrude Steingold. Plans were
discussed for the weinie roast to
be held July 16. The next meet-
ing will be held Thursday eve-
ning, July 6, at the home of Lil-
lian Bloom.
• •
The Equality Club will meet
Wednesday evening, July 5, at the
home of Sylvia Berkowitz. A
charity party was given by Helen
Reiner.
• •
Mrs. Joe Weinberg, president of
the Primrose Benevolent Club,
gave a luncheon at her home for
the newly elected board officers.
Plans are being made for the
group's donor luncheon.
• • •
The Young Women's Bicur
Cholem met at a luncheon June
20 to honor Mrs. Hazel Katz, of
19485 Suffolk drive, for her ef-
forts in behalf of the organiza-
tion.
• • •
Sholem Aleichem Reading
Circle, three, had its closing
meeting of the season at the
home of Mrs. Frances Shayne,
Linwood avenue, June 19. In ad-
dition to all other activities of
the members, the sum of $204
has been raised towards the child
rescue and rehabilitation pro-
gram of Pioneer Women's sister
organization in Israel.

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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sidney
Sugar of Lauder avenue are visit-
ing their parents in St. Louis, Mo.

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Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Weiner
MILITARY GRADUATES
will give a party July 7 at the
WEST POINT — (WNS) — A Carousel.
total of 56 Jewish young men
were in the graduating classes of
Edith Heavenrich and Mrs.
the nation's army and naval
Florence Polozker will spend the
schools. Thq graduating class at
July 4 week-end in Charlevoix
West Point included 21 Jews, the
as the guests of Mrs. Isaac Gilbert.
Naval Academy at Annapolis
showed 23 Jews on its graduation
Mrs. Walter Steinman of Phila-
list, while the Merchant Marine
Academy at Great Neck, N.Y., in- delphia avenue is visiting in Chi-
cago,
cluded 12 Jews.

EAVESTROUGIIS AND
GUTTERS
Gutters, Downspouts, sky-
lights, metal decks. We paint
them, in and out ... no extra
cost.

CARPENTER WORK
All types of alterations, stair-
ways, porches, Cabinets, office
partitions, store fronts.

Troth Told

* MARION MULLIN—Hostess and Social Director
* JAMES RAY—Lciirla Master

Counselor for the children

Don Schiller

"Gaiety and Activity Blended Wilk Retarded"

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IMPROVEMENT CO.

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