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Friday, June 24, 1949

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Council Honors Deceased Leaders

Officers elected to serve with
Dr. Shmarya Kleinman, new
president of the Jewish Com-
munity Council of Detroit are:
Vice presidents, Rabbi Morris
Adler, Dr. B. Benedict Glazer,
Sidney M. Shevitz; treasurer,
Louis Rosenzweig; secretary,
Irving Schiussel; members of 'the
executive committee, Lawrence
W. Crohn, Rabbi Leon Fram,
Benjamin Laikin, Alfred May,
Harry Yudkoff; Morris Lieber-
man, Samuel Brainin; Leonard
Simons, Jacob Kellman, Evelyn
Linden' and Sol Schkroven.
At the delegates' meeting on
June 14; the retiring preSident,
Aaron Droock, stressed the
growth of the Council in the ex-
tent of its activities.
A moment of silence was
observed by the delegates to

honor the memory of Si/1101/
Shezer, the first president of the
Council; Fred Butzel, honorary
president of the Council since
its inception, and Rabbi Leo M.
Franklin, one of the early lead-
ers in the Council movement.
Harry Yudkoff expressed the
appreciation of the delegate
body for Mr. Droock's service in
office and for his efforts on be-
half both of the Community
Council and Detroit Jewry.
Boris M. Joffe, • the Council's
executive director, reported to
the assembly on recent activities
of the Council in the community
relations . area.
Robert Nathans, chairman of
the Council's sub-committee on
kosher meat selling practices, re-
ported -on the work of this com-
nate e

STASSON-KOWALSKY: At a Morris Adler, and Cantor Jacob
tandlelight ceremony Sunday, Sonenklar. The bride's parents
June 19, at the Park Avenue are Mr. and Mrs. Louis Freed-
Penthouse, pianist Betty Kowal- man, and her husband. is the
sky, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. son of Mrs. Maurice Steingold.
Lenore Freedman was her sis-
Zelick Kowalsky, and violinist
Jerome Stasson, son of Mr. and ter's maid of honor, and . the
Mrs. Bernard Stashefsky, were bridemaids were Marcia Matlin,
united in marriage. Rabbi Mor-- Shirley Ash, Mrs. Herbert Spoon,
ris Adler and Cantor Jacob Mrs, Alfred Shevin and Mrs. G.
Edelstein.
Sonenklar officiated.
Alfred Shevin served his
Reva Kowalsky attended her
sister as maid-of-honor, and brother as best man, and the
Frances Kaye, Geraldine Stash- ushers -included Walter Rosen..
efsky, Esther Stashefsky and berg, S. M. Milgrom, David Gil-
Vivian Kozenn were bridesmaids. bert, Kenneth Shevin and - Nor-
Yisroel . Stashefsky was his ton Friedman.
brother's best man, and Larry . The bride's gown of catou
Kowalsky, Sol Milinsky, Al Smo- satin was fashioned with an off-
ler and Earl Lazerson were ush- shoulder effect, marked by a
ers. Judith Dzodin and Eugene Bertha collar- of the satin ap-
Kowalsky were junior brides- pliqued with rose pointe lace..
The sleeves were long with lace
maid and usher.
The bride wore a gown of inserts at the wrist. The full
MISS BRYNA LEWIS
ivory satin, fashioned with a low skirt, which had a panel of lace
Mr. and Mrs. Morris B. Lewis
square neckline and a bustle- down the front and back, ex-
back. Her veil of silk illusion tended into a full court train. of Sturtevant Ave. announce the
fell from a braided band of seed Her full-leingth veil of illusion engagement of their daughter,
cee-tiv . .Netiz
Pearls and was bordered with had inserts of the lace and fell Bryna Lilyan„ to Robert Frank,
imported lace. She carried a from a bonnet of matching lace. son of Mr. and Mrs. Max Frank
cascading bouquet of white She carried a bouquet of white of Calvert Ave. The wedding has
orchids and lillies of the valley. been set for Nov- 27.
roses.
Following the reception and
After the wedding the young
couple left for New .York where, dinner, the young couple left
Get Your Children's
motor for a trip to the west
after a brief honeymoon, they by
coast. Upon their return they
will both study at the Juilliard will
reside in Ann Arbor where
School of Music.
Mr. Sheiiin will continue his
at
Out of town guests included studies at the University of
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kopans and Michigan.
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Lita Kopans of Chicago; Mrs.
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Max Kaner of Rochester, Minn.;
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KLEIMAN-K L I N G: Sunday,
12060 Dexter - Blvd. '
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Levitin, Net- June 12, at the Sheraton Hotel,
TO.
8-6835
At Monterey
tie Levitin, Norman Levitin, Mrs. Aileen Kling, daughter of Mr.
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Matilda Mirman, Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Saul Kling of Mon-
Sundays 16 - 2
Eugene Portnoff and Mr. and terey Ave., and Harvey Kleiman,
1025 BRUSH STREET, .7th FLOOR
Mrs. Max Kander of Toledo; son of Mr. and Mrs. Irving Klei-
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Baron, Mr. man of Webb Ave., were united
and Mrs. Leo Goldner and Mr. in marriage. Rabbi Moses Lehr-
Neat ego-it/de& .Scieerevoo4
and Mrs. Harry Kander of Bowl- man and Cantor Glantz offi-
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ciated at the ceremony.
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Following a dinner and recep-
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FRANKEL - FEINBLOOM: • Mr.
and Mrs. Jacob Feinbloom of
Blaine Ave., announce the mar-
riage of their daughter, Tillie, to
Leon Frankel, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Sander Frankel of New
York City, on June 19. Rabbi
Joshua -Sperka performed the
ceremony, which was followed by
a wedding dinner. --
The bride's sister, Mrs. 0. J.
Adelson, was her, only attendant,
d Moe Frankel was his broth-
er s best man.
ew York guests at the wed-
ding besides the bridegroom's
parents were his brother, Moe;
his brother and sister-in-law,
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Mr. and Mrs. Hill Frankel, and
his nephew, Teddy R e d l i c h.
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Guests from Toledo were Mr.
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Annette Schatten, daughter of
After a two week honeymoon Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Schatten
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ingham Ave., Toledo.
ew of Mr. and Mrs. Max Levitt
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of, London Ave., at an evening
MANIS- GLANCE: Mr. and ceremony May 29 at the Shera-
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Mrs. Nathan David Glance of ton Hotel. Dr. B. Benedict Gaz-
Los Angeles announce the mar- ler officiated at the ceremony,
riage of their daughter, Laura which was followed by dinner.
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May, to Jerry Manis, son of Mr.
The bride wore a ballerina-
and Mrs. Joseph Manis, May 31, length white organdy gown over
in New York City.
a blue silk underskirt. The off-
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MILLSTEIN-LESSER: Mr. and the shoulder neckline was edged
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Mrs. Leo Lesser, of 18965 Prairie, in lace and she wore elbow-
in Cuba, Miami and New York.
length
lace
mitts
to
match.
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announce the marriage of their
daughter, Evelyn, to Alfred pearl and silver sequined tiara
Millstein, son of Mr. and Mrs. held her fingertip illusion veil.
She carried a colonial bouquet of
Abe Millstein of Natchez, Miss.
The wedding took place Fri- white roses centered about a
day, June 17, at the home of the white orchid.
Mrs. Jack A. Sill was her sis-
bride's parents, in the presence
of the immediate families. Rabbi ter's matron-of-honor and Sam-
uel Bernstein attended the bride-
Jacob Segal officiated.
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Immediately following the groom as best man.
The couple left for an extend-
ceremony, the newlyweds left
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for a brief honeymoon trip ed honeymoon in Lake Arrow-
head,
Catalina
and
Los
Angeles,
through Canada. Upon their re-
turn they will reside at 7531 Mc- Calif. Upon their return they
will make their home on Lon-
Kenzie.
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don Ave.
SHEVI N-FREEDMAN: The
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TEL AVIV, (JTA)—The His-
scene of a beautifully appointee
wedding Saturday evening, June tadrut and the Manufacturers
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in. Officiating at the ceremony for the employment of 12,000
were Dr. A. M. Hershman, Rabbi workerS.

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