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THE JEWISH NEWS

To Wed on Jane 20

M arriafr-ei

Floral Setting Enhances
Richter-Cohan Nuptials

FENKELL-GOLDFARB: Rabbi
Morris Adler officiated at the
marriage of Miss Sybil Goldfarb,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Goldfarb, of 3380 Monterey, to
Morrie Fenkell, son of Louis Fin-
kelstein of 2517 Gladstone, Sun-
day afternoon, Nov. 16, at the
home of the bride's uncle and
aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel N.
Heyman, 4031 Glendale.
Paul Slavensky, noted singer
who recently arrived from Czech-
oslovakia, sang "0 Promise Me.."
MISS JUNE RUBY SMARGON
Mrs. Avery Shapero was ma-
The engagement of June Ruby tron of honor. Irving Fenkell was .
Smargon to Arnold Herbert Ros- best man. Mrs. Larry Nichamin
man was announced at a cocktail was in the bridal party.
The newlyweds are spending
party at her home on Fairfield
their honeymoon in Mexico City.
Ave. Sunday, Nov. 9.
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The bride-to-be is the daughter
of Maurice Smargon and the late
BENNETT-MEYERS: Mr. and
Sara Kozlow Smargon. She was Mrs. Bernard Meyers of Richton
MRS. GEORGE R. COHAN
graduated from "The Pines," Ave. announce the recent mar-
In
the flower-bedecked Crystal
Chatham, Ont., attended finish- riage of their daughter, Ger- Bollroom of the Book-Cadillac
ing school at Bresica Hall, Lon- aldine Ann, to Herman W. Ben- Hotel Wednesday evening, Pearl
don, and received her master of nett, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Richter, datighter of Mr. and Mrs.
arts degree from the University Bennett of Martindale Ave.
Nathan Richter, and George Rob-
of Michigan.
The bride wore a formal satin ert Cohan, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Her fiance is the son of Mr. gown and fingertip veil of illu- Maurice Cohan, were united in
and Mrs. Harry Rosman of W. sion which was held by a pearl- marriage. The ceremony was
Boston Blvd. He attended the studded tiara. She carried a solemnized by Rabbi Morris Ad-
Miami Military Institute and prayerbook and a white orchid. ler.
Wayne University.
She was attended by her aunt,
The bride wore a gown of ice-
Their wedding date is Jan. N. Mrs. Victor Rothberg, maid-of- blue satin with a bertha of pearl-
honor, and her cousin, Leatrice encrusted lace. The hooped skirt
Rothberg, junior bridesmaid, and extended into a long train, and
Diane Feinberg, flower girl. Rob- her headdress of lace and pearls
ert Hirsch served his brother-in- fell into a long veil of illusion.
law as best man. Milton Meyers, Her flowers were orchids and
BRANDEIS BNAI BRITH brother of the bride, was junior
stephanotis on a Bible.
LODGE will have a games party usher and Michael Hirsch, neph-
Mrs. Manuel Noson was ma-
next Tuesday evening at the Rose ew of the bridegroom, ring bear-
tron-of-honor and Lillian Rud-
Sittig Cohen Bldg. At the last er.
ner, maid-of-honor. Mrs. Eli
meeting, Lou Papo was elected
Guests from Chicago, Califor-
recording secretary to succeed nia and Philadelphia were pres- Richter and Shirley Glicksman
were bridesmaids. The groom's
Irving DeRoven.
ent.
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attendants were Philip Fine, best
After a brief honeymoon, the
Sam Bicoll of the Unity Team couple will reside in Chicago, man, and Eli Richter, Leon Co-
in the NORTHWEST MEN'S where the bridegroom is a stu- han and Manuel Rosen, ushers.
Following the wedding dinner
CLUB BOWLING LEAGUE dent at the Northern Illinois
and reception, the couple left for
established a new record with a College of Optometry.
an extended motor trip to Cali-
high series of 674. League stand-
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fornia.
ings are as follows:
COOPERMAN - ROSENBERG:
Blue Division
in a floral setting at the Fort
Membership
23
Mrs. Altman Continues
Men's Club
23 Wayne Hotel Nov. 16, Rozella
Goodwill
22 Rosenberg, daughter of Mrs. Syl- Charity Broadcasts,
Equality
19
Freedom
19 via Rosenberg of Seward Ave., Jewish Congress Hours
Unity
19 was united in marriage with
Justice
19
Faith
18 Aubie Cooperman, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Hyman Altman, who is
SoCial Club
18 Mrs. Kopelov of Pingree Ave.
Conservation
18 Rabbi Leizer Levine performed carrying on the work begun by
Tolerance
17
her late husband
Peace
14 the ceremony, assisted by Cantor
Congregation
of sponsoring the
14 Hyman Adler.
Benevolence
9
4 Jewish Radio
The bride wore a fitted gown
White Division
Hours on Station
Fidelity
23 of white satin, trimmed with
Charity
23
WJLB, on Satur-
mother-of-pearl
seedling's.
An
ex-
Hope
21
day nights and
Courage
20 tra-long illusion veil draped from
Brotherhood
20 her headpiece, which was orna-
Sunday noon, an-
Integrity
17
Independence
nounced t his
17 mented with mother-of-pearl.
Truth
17 She carried white roses with
week that her
Auxiliary
16
programs w ill
Sunday School
16 white carnations and white or-
Liberty
15 chids.
emphasize i m -
Athletic
\ 14
Light
Her attendants were Eleanor
portant commu-
13
Jr. Congregation
13 Lowry of Cleveland, maid of
nity projects, as
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honor; Diane Statfield, junior
Mrs. Altman in the past, and
BNAI. BRITH COSMOPOLI- maid of honor; Ethel Schumer,
TAN BOWLING LEAGUE an- matron-of-honor, and Charlotte that prominent speakers will be
nounces the following standings Gilbert, Eunice Berg of Chicago, featured.
Mrs. Altman stated that the
for the week:
and Ruth Himmelbaum of Brook- American Jewish Congress broad-
W. L.
Thomas Clothiers
16
10 lyn, bridesmaids. Dave Cooper- casts will continue on Saturday
Machinery and Equip
22
14 man served his brother as best
nights and that the charity pro-
Rassner Jewelers
'7,1
15
Detroit Grille
',)),
16 man. Jack Field, Sonny Schumer, grams will not be interrupted
Feldman Bros.
19
17 Leonard Lowy of Cleveland and
Rankle Supply
17
19 Danny Raskin were ushers. Jac- either on Saturdays or Sundays.
Builders Steel
17
19
The Altman Saturday Hour
Disreal
17
19 queline Lowy and Loretta Rosen-
Mich. Scrap Iron
11
25 berg of Cleveland and Ruth Lee will be broadcast from 9 to 10 p.
Bonin Bros.
11
25
Keller were junior bridesmaids; m. The broadcasts on Sundays
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are from 12 noon to 1 p. m.
The BETH AARON MEN'S Leon Lowry of Cleveland, Robert
CLUB will sponsor an evening Rosenberg and Burton Winer,
of games at 8 p. m. Sunday,. Nov, junior ushers; Judy Keller, flower Dunning Club Presents
23, at the synagogue, Wyoming girl, and Arnie B. Green, ring Pianist Sylvia Zaremba
at Thatcher. The public is in- bearer.
A dinner and reception fol-
vited.
Detroit Dunning Teachers' Club,
lowed the ceremony.
Out-of-town guests from Chi- sponsors of concerts especially
for young peo-
cago, Clarksberg, W. Va., Cleve-
eirth4
ple, will present
land, Toledo and Washington, D.
Sylvia Zaremba,
C., attended the wedding.
16-year-old pian-
Oct. 14—To Mr. and Mrs.
ist, in a recital at
Maury Werney (P nne Dinetz) of
3 p. m. Saturday,
— Indiana Ave., a daughter, Bar- City
Nov. 22, at Music
bara Susan.
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Hall.
The young art-
Nov. 3—To Mr. and Mrs. Mor-
ist, who appear-
The Detroit Central Committee
ris E Bloomberg (Mildred M.
ed in Detroit
Moray) of Glendale Ave., a son, of the Labor Zionist Organiza-
last spring for
tion of America (Poale Zion) aria
Donald Elliot.
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Miss Zaremba the N a ti on -al
nounces the election of the fol-
Nov. 12—To Mr. and Mrs. lowing officers for the coming Federation of Music Club con-
vention, will present a .wogram of
Harry Storch (June Jacobs) of year:
Morris Lieberman, • chairman; classic and modern 4-iusic .
3735 Boston, a daughter, Carol
Sidney Shevitz, Mrs. Emma Sch-
Tickets are avqAable at Music
Beth.
rier, Morris Ginsburg, vice chair- Hall.
Twelve employers in the Pales- man, William Thomson, secre-
tine diamond industry have tary, and Harry Mondry, treas- Zion Mill% Production Doubled
signed an agreement with the urer.
TEL .A.VIV (ZOA)—The quan-
The program committee of the tity of .!nilk received by "Tnuva,"
Histadrut Diamond Workers'
Union providing for a social bene- Detroit 'Central Committee will the central marketing organiza-
fit fund equivalent to 10% of the prepare a series of lectures and tion of the workers' settlements,
payroll, besides a parallel con- forums dealing with the Palestine
been steadily increasing, an-
tribution to Kupat Holim, the problem in addition to a full ':ounces N. Verlinsky, the general
cultural program for the year.
Histadrut sick fund.
manager.

Men's Clubs

Labor Zionists
Name New Officers

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Friday,

Council Career Unit
To Investigate Query

November 21, 190

Students Engaged

`Is It Man's World?'

A sophisticated battle of the
sexes will take place at 2:30 p. m.
Sunday, Nov.. 23, at the Jewish
Community Center, as a rep-
resentative panel of young Jew-
ish men and women attempt to
answer the question. "Is It A
Man's World?"
Milton •oner 'will serve as
master of ceremonies and Phillip
Nuscholtz will be judge.
The male panel will consist of
Danny Raskin, Bill Zolkower,
Seymour Tuchow and Jerry
Rubiner. The distaff side is com-
prised of Shirley Altschuler, Bar-
bara Greenberg •r3d Shirley Hy-
man.
Only paid-up members of the
Career Group are invited, but
potential members may pay dues
at the door. Men are invited
free.

Dr. Fritz Redl Opens

Bnai Moshe Lectures

The opening lecture in the se-
ries sponsored by the Sisterhood
of Bnai Moshe will be held at
1 p. m. Tuesday, Nov. 25, at the
Synagogue.
Dr. Fritz Redl, brilliant child
psychologist, will speak on the
topic, "Child Guidance."
A dessert luncheon will be
served. Subscriptions to the se-
ries are still available and re-
servations can be made at the
synagogue office.

Mr. and Mrs. David F. Green-
blatt of Chicago announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Ruth Sybil, to Stanley M. Elb-
ling, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alex
J. Elbling of Greenlawn Ave.,
formerly of Pontiac, Mich.
The engaged couple attend the
University of Illinois at Cham-
pagne, Ill.

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