THE JEWISH NEWS
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December Bride
ACTIVITIES IN SOCIETY
Rosalie A. Brown, daughter of David A. Brown, who has just
completed 18 months of service with the Red Cross in Europe,
has returned to the U. S. and is residing with her father at 270
Park Ave., New York.
Ensign Bernard Zamler is home to spend the New Year with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Zamler of 16151 Griggs Ave.
Dr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Jacobs spent the holiday week in
Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. Saul Katz of 18065 Fairfield will celebrate their
25th wedding anniversary and the honorable discarge of their daugh-
ter, Helen, from the United States Navy, at a reception and open
house on Saturday evening, Dec. 29. No cards.
Miss Yetta Schutzman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I. Schutzman,
of Martindale Ave., is spending her vacation from Michigan State
College with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Klein of 2988 Monterey celebrated their
25th wedding anniversary on Dec. 16 at a dinner party for rela-
tives and intimate friends. Dr. Stanley Klein of Cleveland Heights,
0., was among the out-of-town guests.
Lt. (jg.) Herman J. Bloom who has served with the Navy for
three years including the last year on the Cincpac Staff, has re-
ceived his discharge and with Mrs. Bloom and their small daughter,
Harriet, is for the present making is home with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. David Lichtig of Indiana. Ave. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Bloom of Wisconsin Ave.
Mrs. Rose Lipson of Merton Rd. left last week to spend six
weeks visiting with members of her families and friends in Boston
and New York City.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Baum of Fairfield Ave. have as their guest,
Mrs. Baum's mother, Mrs. L. M. Heidrenreich of Iowa City, Ia.
St. Sgt. Alex Baruch, in service 31/2 years including 20 months
in the ETO, has received his discharge and with Mrs. Baruch is
making his home with his mother, Mrs. J. B. Baruch of West Phila-
delphia Ave.
Sgt. and Mrs. Richard Kopel spent a few days with his parents,
Dr. and Mrs. Joseph 0. Kopel of Chicago Blvd. Sgt. Kopel was on
furlough from Chanute Field,
Irving J. Shevin of Parkside Ave. left Wednesday for Miami
Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Kramer of 'Whitmore Rd. left last Friday for
Miami Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. George Roberts of Warrington Rd. left last Friday
for Miami Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. William Fleischman and son, Mickey, of Whitmore
Rd. have returned from St. Louis.
Miss Janet Newman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Newman
of Canterbury Rd., is spending her vacation, with her grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin M. Rosenthal of Hollywood, Fla.
Miss Joann Freeman, who is studyipg at Columbia University
and the Julliard School of Music in New York _City, is visiting her
parents, Dr. and Mrs. Michael Freeman of Wellesley Dr.
Miss Mignon Ginsburg, a student at Mills College, Oakland,
Cal., and her sister, Miss Suzanne Ginsburg, who attends the Uni-
versity of Colorado at Boulder, Colo., are spending their vacation
with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ginsburg of Chicago Blvd.
Lt. Bernard M. Brown •who has been with the Army for 31/2
years in the Service of Transportation and Supply, is on terminal
leave and is at home with Mrs. 'Brown and their daughters, Lynn
and Nancy, in their hope in Indiana Ave.
Mr. and Mrs. William Kadushin of Kentucky Ave. returned
Thursday from Los Angeles where they visited with their family.
jNF Auxiliary Holds
Open Meeting Jan. 2
Ladies Auxiliary of the Jewish
National Fund will hold an open
meeting at 12:30, Jan. 2, at the
Rose Sttig Cohen Bldg.
There will be a dessert lunch-
eon. Mrs. Jack 'Rosenthal, chair-
man, and Mrs. Philip Cutler, co-
chairmen of fund raising, urge
all members and workers to at-
tend.
Rabbi Eliezer A. Levi of Cong.
Bnai Moshe will be guest speak-
er. Cantor Hyman Adler of Cong.
Bnai David will render several
songs.
Mrs. Irving • J. Shevin, presi-
dent of the auxiliary, announces
that the following contributions
have been received: $100 from
Youth Education League; $100
from Arnold Gross; $250, from
Zedakah Club. Four settle-a-
family pledges have been re-
deemed by Harry Becker, at $250
each.
Gifts of $250 were received in
honor of the silver wedding an-
niversary of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
C. Davidson, 2918 Webb, and the
20th wedding anniversary of Mr.
and Mrs. David Iwrey, 2998 Bur-
lingame.
Jewish Colonel Cited
For Planning Troop
Movement to Japan
MRS. LOUIS SCHWARTZ
Temple Beth El was the set-
ting for the marriage of Mary
Cicurel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Salvatore Cicurel of Burlingame
Ave., to Louis Schwartz, son of
Mr. and. Mrs. Morris Schwartz of
Pingree Ave. on Dec. 15.
Rabbi Davin Schoenberger of
Pontiac officiated before an altar
enveloped in flowing palms and
transformed into a bower of
loveliness by surrounding groups
of gorgeous flowers.
The bride was exquisite in a
white satin gown with full train,
designed with Spanish lace pep-
lum and shoulder line and bustle
in back of heavy white satin. She
wore a finger-tip veil and head-
piece of orange blossom ornament
and carried a bouquet of white
roses.
Mrs. Harvey Sibrack, cousin
of the bridegroom, was matron of
honor.
Her bridesmaids were: Shirley .
Birnbaum, Shirley Schwartz, Ev-
elyn Daitch, Helen Levine, Clara
Stein and Ruth Kaner.
David Schwartz, his brother,
was best - man. His ushers were:
Eugene Gates, Leonard Meldman,
Danny Raskin, Jack. Scharg, Ju
lie Gold and Danny Schwanger.
Following the ceremony, din-
ner and reception were held at
the Whittier . Hotel.
Out-of-town guests included:
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Argitta of
New York and Mr. and Mrs. Mor-
ton Raskin and daughter, Anita
BERLIN (RNS) — Siegmund of Chicago. Dr. and Mrs. Marvin
Weltinger, . 60, former banker, Schwartz, brother and sister-in-
law of the bride groom, were to
has been appointed adviser on attend the wedding from Ports-
Jewish affairs to the Berlin City mouth, Ore., but their plane was
Council. He will represent 6,000 grounded enroute.
Jews now living here as com-
pared with 180,000 before Hitler.
Friday, December 28, 1945
Women's Clubs
BNAI MOSHE SISTERHOOD
has inaugurated a drive for new
members under the chairmanship
of Mrs. Adolph Deutsch and
Mrs. Theodore Curtis. Mrs. Elie-
zer A. Levi is assisting with
plans being made by the pro-
gram committee. The Sisterhood
will meet Jan. 14. Rabbi Eliezer
A. Levi will be the speaker. A
dessert luncheon will precede the
meeting, Mrs. I. E. Goodman,
president, announces.
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KOROSTISHEVER LADIES
AUXILIARY, of which Mrs. Rose
Friedman is president, has con-
tributed $50 towards the USO-
JWB Percy Jones Hospital Fund.
This sum was collected at a
luncheon Nov. 26, in the home of
Mrs. Nellie Moray, vice-president.
It is to be used for the Purim
party at Battle Creek for veter-
ans and servicemen in the Jewish
Center on Jan. 13.
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EZRA WOMEN'S DIVISION of
the Federation of Polish Jews an-
nounce completion of . plans for
the annual donor luncheon to be
held Jan. 9 at Hotel Statler.
Pledges are still being accepted
by Mrs. S. Stockier, TO. 5-0764,
and should be in by Jan. 1. Mrs.
A. P. Kaplan of New York, presi-
dent of the N. Y. Women's Divi-
sion, will be the speaker. Mar-
guerite Kozenn, eminent soprano,
accompanied by her husband, Ju-
lius Chajes, noted pianist, will
provide the musical program.
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SISTERS OF ZION MIZRACHI
will have an open meeting Wed-
nesday at Rosenberg's 9925 Dex-
ter. After a dessert luncheon,
convention delegates will submit
their reports. Friends are invited.
Mrs. Joseph H. Kunin, president,
announces the appointment of
Mrs. Isaac Rosenthal as chairman
and Mrs. Rose Singer as co-
chairman of the child rescue pro-
ject. Members were hosts at the
Downtown USO on Dec. 3.
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LOUIS MARSHALL WOMEN
OF BNAI BRITH will be host-
esses to the Downtown USO on
Monday. Mrs. Edward Partrite,
postwar service chairman, and
Mrs, Ester Kessler, canteen chair-
man, will be in charge. Mrs. Ben
Nadis, 10217 McQuade, asks read-
ers to send in their "Good Neigh-
bor Letters," so that the best
-good neighbor can be judged.
The "Best Good Neighbor" will
be presented with an orchid at
the organization's donor lunch-
eon on Feb. 6, at the Book C _ ad-
illac Hotel.
"Peruse the works of the phil-
osophers, with all their pomp
diction,—how mean, how con-
temptible, are they, compared
with Scripture." — Jean-Jacques
Rousseau.
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Berlin City Council
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Weltinger said he estimated
that only 20,000 Jews remain
out of 540,000. Of the more than
100,000 Berlin Jews herded into
concentration camps, only 1,400
survived.
A Prayer
By SARAH PHILKA
Bridal Calendar
Jan. 1—Miss Lois Ann Linden,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan
Linden of 2097 Oakman Blvd.,
to Paul B. Newman, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Morris J. Newman, at
the Shaarey Zedek.
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Oh Lord who art in heaven,
In solitude I pray,
And ask thy holy blessing
That I may find my. way.
Oh give me back my vision
For I'm lost and cannot see,
I've searched the lonely by-ways
For the path that used to be.
Ive wandered like a nomad
Retracing steps of yore,
But footprints of my early youth
Are gone forever more.
Oh Lord who art in heaven,
Help me once again,
Find the road that leads to home
And peace of mind—Amen!
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