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10—THE JEWISH NEWS
Friday, July 7, 1950

Pioneering and Romance

Israel Pioneers, Hayyim Zeldis,

Can Western Honeymoon Malkah Brightman, Married Here

This is more than a wedding
story: it is a tale of adventure
and pioneering by two young
Detroiters who have chosen to
help in Israel's upbuilding and
are in Detroit on a brief stay—
marriage, honeymoon and then
the return trip to the Jewish
state.
The young heroes are Hayyim
(Hiram) Zeldis,. son of Mr. and
Mrs. Si Zeldis, and Malkah (Mil-
dred) Brightman, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Brightman.

MRS. IRVING LAKER

Dr. and Mrs. Morris E. Bach-
man of Birchcrest Dr., announce
the marriage of their daughter,
Eleanor Blanche, to Irving La-
ker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
I. Laker. The marriage was sol-
emnized June 20, at Shaarey
Zedek, with Rabbi Morris Adler
and Rabbi Leon Fram officiat-
ing.
The bride chose a gown of
ivory satin, trimmed with alen-
con lace. Her fingertip veil fell
from a bonnet of satin with
matching lace appliques. She
carried a corsage of orchids and
stephonitis.
Joan Bachman, sister of the
bride, served as maid-of-honor,
and Carole Bachman, Joan
Mitchell, Sally Ressler, Rosanne
Mitschum and Rose Wolf enson
acted as bridesmaids. Diane
Bachman, youngest sister of the
bride, was flower girl. .
Gerald Laker, brother of the
bridegroom, served as best man.
Byron Lasky, Allan Weiss, Bob
Newman, Walter Rosenberg and
the bride's cousin, Carl Warren
Orecklin, served .as ushers. Mar-
tin Laker was ring-bearer,. .
Out of town guests included
friends and relatives from New
York, Oregon, California, Chi-
cago, Wisconsin and Canada. -
The newlyweds are . touring
the Western part of the United
States and Canada. Upon their
return they will reside on . Cov-
ington Dr.

Hayyim, one-time member of
the staff of The Jewish News,
22, gave up his scholastic ca-
reer to go to Israel two years
ago. He settled in one of the
toughest spots in the land—in
Kelta in the Negev—and there
helped build a new civilization.
An able poet, author of several
short stories and a fine novel,
Hayyim believes that Israel
must be built speedily and that
American know-how and as-
sistance is important in this
task.

His sweetheart, 19-year-old
Malkah, sharing his views, went
to Israel nine months ago and
joined him and his group at
Kelta.
Both returned here on June 26
on the first flight of the Israel
El Al plane, to be married at a
ceremony at Bnai David on June
29. On the plane with them were
seven Detroiters who had com-
pleted seven months of special
leadership study at Beth Berl,
near Kfar Saba. This entire
group was among the 300 guests
at the wedding.
In less than a week's time,
the wedding plans were made by
the Brightmans and the Zeldises.
The Israel spirit permeated the
Bnai David main synagogue
during the ceremony and the
social hall during the wedding
dinner. Rabbi Joshua Sperka,
Rabbi Leo Goldman and Cantor
Nathan Adler of Windsor offi-
ciated at the ceremony. The
guests were especially thrilled
by a cable of congratulations
from Hayyim's uncle, Max
Lapides, who participated in
JDC's efforts -to bring the Yem-
enites to Israel from Aden and
recently assisted in the move-
ment of Iraqi Jews to Israel. Mr.
Lapides, who cabled his greet-
ings from Tel Aviv, informed the

FLOWERS

GRAEME

Gratefully Acknowledge

the Receipt of

a contribution of two scholar-
ships to the Scholarship Fund of
the Schools from the Ladies
Auxiliary of Kvutazh Ivrith,
* * *
one scholarship to the Schol-
arship Fund of the Schools from
Mr. and Mrs. Jujus Berman of
Burlingame Ave. in memory of
Mrs. L. M. Moss of Mark Twain
Ave.

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June 24—To Mr. and Mrs. Mor-
ris M. Buch of 19725) Pennington
Dr., a son, David Joseph.
* * *
June 17—To Mr. and Mrs. Ed-
Win Schwartz (Irene Levine) of
16866 Fairfield, a daughter,
Linda Sue.
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*
May 26—To Mr. and Mrs. Har-
old Kales (Sally Graham) of N.
Norfolk Ave., a son, Douglas Lee.
* * *
To Mr. and Mrs. Martin Alt-
shuler (Sylvia Watnick) of 59
Angevine St., Heamstead, L. I.,
N. Y., a son, Louis.

CERTIFIED MOHEL

Rev. Yehudah Loewy

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Demand Is Mounting
For Council Circulars

Requests have been received
by the Jewish Community Coun-
cil for additional copies of the
circular "Neighbor Where Are
You Running To." The leaflet
warns home owners to refrain
from being victimized in the
selling panic spread in the Mid-
Town area by those financially
profiting from such panic.
The circulars have been dis-
tributed in synagogues and
stores along Linwood • and 12th
Street and have been warmly re-
ceived.
For copies of the circular, eall
the Council.

(The Jewish Community Center is
Affiliated With the Jewish Welfare
Federation, and is a Red Feather
Agency.)

Sunday, July 9—Boat ride to
Put-in-Bay, boat leaving at 9
a.m. from First St. pier. In-
terested adults may meet at
8:45 a.m. at Vernor's plant at
foot of Woodward. Boat re-
turns to Detroit at 8 p.m.
Monday, July 10—Television
program, Lewisohn Stadium
concert from New York, fea-
turing Todd Duncan, baritone,
Virginia Paris, mezzo-soprano,
3:30 p.m., Dexter Davison
Center.
Tuesday, July 11—Outdoor danc-
ing, Dexter-Davison play-
ground, 9 p.m.
Wednesday, July 12 First of
weekly excursions of Center
Mothers' Clubs, bus trip to
Camp Chelsea. -
Wednesday, July 12—Discussion
program. Dr. Irving S. Edgar,
psychiatrist, speaking on "A
Psychiatrist Looks at the
Movies." 9 p.m., outdoor court,
Woodward Center.
Thursday, July 13—Film dis-
cussion program. Film, "Choos-
ing for Happiness." Leader,
Dr. Norman Schkloven, psy-
chiatrist. '9 p.m., outdoor court
Woodward Center.

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Eban to Address Joint
ZOD-Hadassah Meeting;
Lerner to Speak Here

Israel Ambassador to the
United States Aubrey S. Eban,
who now is visiting in Israel,
where he will remain for five
weeks, with his wife and infant
son, will address a joint meeting
of the Zionist Organization of
Detroit and Detroit Hadassah, at
the Shaarey Zedeek, on Wednes-
day evening, Sept. 6.
The Men's Club of Shaarey
Zedek is relinquishing the main
synagogue auditorium and its
own meeting date to facilitate
the holding of the joint ZOD-
Hadassah rally at the Shaarey
Zedek. Abe Satovsky, Men's Club
president, stated that plans are
being made by the Men's Club to
advance its opening meeting to
Tuesday, Sept. 5, for an address
by Dr. Max Lerner.
Ambassador Eban expects to
present his ambassadorial cre-
dentials to President Truman
upon his return from Israel.

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newlyweds that he was received
by President Weizmann the day
before. . . .
In the bridal party, besides
the parents. of the bride and
bridegroom, were Mrs. Joseph
Brightman,- Marilyn Shier, Lil-
lian Foss of New York, Phyllis
Wallach, Gladys Wallach, Mr.
and Mrs. Hersh Goldberg, Mor-
ton Wallach, Sonny Zabel, Judy
Zabel, Jack Brightman, Sydney
Becker, Gerald Zabel and Mayer
Zeldis, brother of the bride-
groom, who was in Israel with
his brother for several months.
Out-of-town guests attending
the wedding included Mr. and
Mrs. A. N. Alderman, Mr. and
Mrs. Arnold Alderman, Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Raphael and Mrs.
Al Caplan of New Haven, Conn;
Edythe Krepack, Mrs. Netty Bill-
owitz of Miami Beach, Fla.; Mrs.
Sarah Lapides, Mr. and Mrs.
Max Lapides, Suzanne Gup,
Ruth Lapides and Sarah Kur-
lansky of Rochester, N.Y. .; Mrs.
Fanny Lapides, Mr. and Mrs.
Ben Newman of Buffalo, N.Y.;
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N.Y.; and Mrs. A. Avash, Max
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