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THE JEWISH NEWS

Friday, June 27, 1947

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I ACTIVITIES IN SOCIETY

Mrs. Leon Steinberg and her son Harry of Los Angeles who
have been visiting in Detroit with members of their family have
left for the east where they plan to spend the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Hy Brown and their daughter and son of Prairie
Ave. left Tuesday for Los Angeles where they plan to make their
home.
Mrs. Joseph Barnett and her children, Dr. and Mrs. Samuel.
Singer and Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Babcock have left for their sum-
mer home at Cass Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Tatken of Sturtevant Ave. have left for a
few weeks in New York and Ventnor, N. J.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Epps and their daughter, Marilyn, of the
Wilshire Hotel have left for Los Angeles.
Frieda Frazer, who attends Michigan State College at Lansing,
is home for the summer vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John Frazer, of Leslie Ave. Her brother, David, who attends the
University of Michigan, also is home.
Mr. and Mrs. I. Gallow of Calvert Ave. accompanied by their
daughter, Mrs. Irving Atlas and her son, Richard, of Kansas City,
left Sunday for Long Island where they will be the guests of their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Salwen.
Mrs. Minnie Cohen of Biddleford, Me., is the guest of her son-
in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Serlin of Monterey Ave.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Baron of Tyler Ave. are leaving this Sat-
urday by motor for Los Angeles.
Abe Gordon of Webb Ave. has left for Chicago where he will
be joined for a visit by his son and daughter-in-law, Rabbi and Mrs.
Albert Gordon, of Sioux City, Ia.
Among the campers leaving this Friday for Camp Wenonahin
Naple, Me., are Mary Lou and Susan Simons, Jacqueline and Judy
Hams, Joan Arnfeld, Joan Allen. Sally Lynn Michelson, Elaine
Platt, Judy and Janice Wainger and Lathe Ginn.
Mrs. S. L. Gittelrnan of Covington Rd. has as her guests for a
week before she leaves for the Adirondacks her nieces, Mrs. Aaron
Hodges of Tuscaloosa, Alabama, and Mrs. Harry Becker of Dayton.
Thomas M. Klein of Chicago Blvd., a student at the University
of Michigan, left Thursday for Rummey, N. H., where he will be a
counsellor at Camp Stinson.
Saul Cohen has returned to his home in Elkhart, Ind., following
a short visit with his daughters and their families.
Mr. and Mrs. William B. Isenberg of Edison Ave. had as their
guests for a few days his brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles B. Gilbert, who were enroute from New York to Los Angeles
where they plan to make their home.
Mary Cooper, Joan Field and Sylvia Leiter have left for Ithaca,
N. Y., where they will attend the Maxwell Vacation School on the
Cornell Campus.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Schembeck of Monte Vista Ave. have re-
turned from a motor trip through Virginia.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Crohn of Wildemere Ave. had as their
guests last week. their son, David. of Baltimore and Mr. Crohn's
sister, Mrs. Marcella Rubel, of New York.

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Mr. and Mrs. Morris Wasser
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the engagement of their daugh-
ter ,Dorothy, to Murray Zelick-
man. An October wedding is be-
ing planned.
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Mr. and Mrs. Bernard A. Wein-
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the engagement of their daughter,
Leona Diana, to Morton Kanfer,
son of Henry Kanfer and the late
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Engagements

Engagment Told

Michael Michlin of ,8266 Glen-
dale, to Joseph Heit, at the Rose
Sittig Cohen Bldg., Tyler and
June 28—Miss Belle Golden-
berg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawton. Reception 1:30 lo 5
Isadore Goldenberg, to Paul p. m. No cards.
Kirsh, son of Mr. and Mrs. Max ijusdra rdr.s.i...r.r.sarmarmarar.iiiirobil,
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Mr. and Mrs. Morris Brown
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engagement of their daughter,
Helen Lynn, to William Harold
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Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Glass-
berg, formerly of Milwaukee,
SUZANNE JOYCE BOESKY Wis., announce the engagement
Mr. and Mrs. William Boesky of their daughter, Dena, to Jo-
of Wildemere Ave., announce the seph Leep, son of Mr. Jacob Leep
engagement of their daughter, of Chicago. The bride-to-be is a
Suzanne Joyce, to Jerry Davis, graduate of the University of
4 son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Wisconsin, where she majored in
journalism. She recently joined
Davis of Indiana Ave.
the staff of the Jewish Commu-
The bridegroom was in the nity Council, serving in the ca-
Navy during the war and con- pacity of Community Relations
nected with the seventh Amphib- Assistant; is publicity chairman
ious Fleet. Since his return to of the newly formed Career
civilian capacity, he is in business Group of National Council of
with his father at Davis Motor Jewish Women and a mem ber of
Sales.
the Junior Service Group. Mr.
Leep, a registered engineer, was
graduated from Illinois Institute
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filiated with Zeta Beta Alpha fra-
ternity. He is an Automatic Re-
search engineer for the War De-
The Jewish Community Center partment and is a member of
announces the opening of its the Engineering Society -of De-
summer camping program on troit
Monday, June 30, when three
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camps will open for parents and
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Razznian
children.
of 2916 Tyler ave. announced the
Camp Chelsea anticipates a engagement of their daughter,
successful season for mothers, and Esther, to Manual Pastor of 7251 -
children 3 to 8, under the direc- Pinehurst ave., son of Louis Pas-
tion of Samuel Neuschatz.
tor, on Sunday, June 22, at a
Camp Habonim, the Center dinner given by her sister, Mrs.
Day Camp, is opening with a George Pantzer, in their - honor.
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full quota of children 6 to 14,
under the d:rection of Samuel
Mr. and Mrs. Roy F. Nathan
Milan.
of Monica Ave., announce the
• The Twelfth St. Council Cen- engagement of their daughter,
ter Day Camp, directed by Har- Madeline, to Lou Berman, son of
old Weiss, also has filled its quota Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Mirves of
for the first two-week session. Taylor Ave.
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There are vacancies available for
the second two-week session,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Warner of
which begins Jai, 13.
Seward Ave. announce the en-
Appointments for registration gagement of their daughter, Ross-
may be made by calling MA. lyn, to Jack Weinerman, son of
8400 for Camps Chelsea and Ha- Mr. and Mrs. Fred Weinerman,
bonim, and TY. 5-2300 for the of Dexter Blvd. An early fall
wedding is planned.
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