Couple Exchanges Marriage Vows
On Golden Wedding Anniversary

MR. AND MRS. DAVID SOSNICK
*•*

The children of Mr. and Mrs. itable organizations, a member
David Sosnick of 9318 Broad- of Mizrachi Women, Turover

street Ave., witnessed their
aged mother and father march
down the aisle in a regular mar-
riage ceremony last week. It
was the couple's 50th wedding
anniversary, and their sons and
daughters had gathered for the
affair at Zack's.
Both born in Russian Pol-
and, Mr. Sosnick, 72, came to
America in 1916 and is now re-
tired. Mrs. Sosnick, 70, after
enduring the pogroms in Poland
with their five children, came
to this country in 1919. Follow-
ing the first World War, in the
little town of Rublah, where
they lived, . all the Jews were
gathered together and taxed.
Those who didn't pay were
killed.
Her brother, an uncle to Rabbi
Isaac, Stollman, went to pray
after hiding out for three days
and was hung, wearing his tal-
lith and tefillin with the ropes
of the Sukkoh in which he
prayed. The others escaped,
walked to Pinsk, and finally got
to Warsaw in a freight car.
Mrs. Sosnick is president of
Cong. Bnai Zion Auxiliary. She
is still active in social and char-

Interfaith Scholarships
Are Awarded by Hillel

Student winners of interfaith
scholarships awarded by Bnai
Brith Hillel Foundations at
leading universities throughout
the country were announced by
Rabbi Arthur J. Lelyveld, na-
tional director of the Founda-
tions.
The scholarships, bearing the
names of significant leaders in
intercultural and interfaith ex-
change, were awarded to the
student or students who "con-
tributed most during the past
year to interfaith or intercultur-
al relations at that particular
campus."
At the University of Mich-
igan, Deba Butt, a student from
Jeypore, India won the Hillel
Foundation Arnold Schiff Me-
morial Interfaith Award, and
Joyce Simon from Teaneck, N.J.
won the Michigan Bnai Brith
Council Interfaith Award.

Haifa Chapter Planning
Outdoor Social Event

Haifa Chapter, ZOD, will hold
a garden party at 8:30 p.m. Sat-
urday, Aug. 5, at the home of
Dr. and Mrs. Maurice Zunder.
Arrangements are being made
by the social committee, Mrs.
Sidney Brand and Mrs. Ben
Greenstein, co-chairmen, and
Mesdames Raymond Lipton,
Louis Kazdan and Phillip Sher-:
man. •
Games and dancing will be
climaxed by an outdoor mid-
night supper.

Branch Four to Picnic
At Rouge Park Sunday

Rouge Park will be the scene

of the picnic of branch Four,
LZOA, Sunday afternoon, Aug. 6.

Aid Society and Chesed Shel
Emes. Mr. Sosnick is also a
member of Cong. Bnai Zion,
Mizrachi, Turover Aid and
Chesed Shel Emes.
Their five children, all De-
troiters, are: Harry, Isadore and
Louis Sosnick, Mrs. Sam Jacobs
and Mrs. David J. Miller. They
have 21 grandchildren and two
great-granchildren.

Jewish Center
Activities

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

Monday, Aug. 7—TV concert,
television lounge, Dexter-
Davison Center, 8:30 p.m. New
York Philharmonic Orchestra,
under D i m i t r i Mitropoulos.
Program of classical records
follows.
Monday, Aug. 7—"Our Colored
Neighbors." lecture, 12th St.
Council Center, 8:30 p.m.
‘• Speaker, John Dancy, execu-
tive director, Urban League of
Detrbit. A u s p i ce s, Literary
Friendship Club, men and
women over 55.
Wednesday, Aug. 9—Discussion,
"Should We Encourage Mar-
riage Between Religious
G ► oups and Races? Outdoor
court, Woodward Center, 9
p.m. Discussion leader, George
Bodt, Ph.D.
Thursday, Aug. 10—Film, "Over-
dependency," discussion lead-
er, Jack K. Rogers, psycholo-
gist with Alcoholics Informa-
tion Center and Psychological
Consultation Service.

Co rninonwealth
Policy in London
Jews Formulate

LONDON—(JTA)—The British
Government "will not hestitate
to intervene" should the federal
authorities in Germany fail to
deal with" increasing anti-Semi-
tism there, Lord Henderson,
parliamentary U n d e rsecretary
of the British Foreign Office,
declared here.
• He spoke at a dinner attended
by 2,000 prominent persons
marking the conclusion of the
conference of leaders of Jewish
organizations from the British
Commonwealth at which various
problems concernings Jewish life
in Britain and in the Domin-
ions were discussed.
The conference adopted a
resolution declaring that ef-
forts of Jewish organizations
with consultative status at the
United Nations Economic and
Social Council be coordinated
and collaboration among them
promoted to the greatest possi-
ble extent."
The conference also recom-
mended that communities in
the Commonwealth share the
burden of providing means for
the immigration and settlement
of Jews in Israel and for build-
ing the Jewish state.

Members and friends attend-
ing are asked to meet at 2 p.m.
AU types of home and business
at Outer Dr. and Spinoza Dr., services are listed under "Busi-
in the park. Children will be ness Cards" on The Jewish News
welcome.
classified page.

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Denver Sanatorium
Supporters Reunite,
N. Y. Fund Ban Lifted

Friday, August 4, 1950

BETH ITZCHOCK LADIES'
AUXILIARY- will sponsor a pic-
nic Sunday, Aug. 13, at Chand-
ler Park. There will be food,
Supporters of the Denver san-
games and entertainment. F o r atorium of the Jewish Consump-
information call the chairman, tives' Relief Society have been
Mrs. Nathan Rosin, WE. 4-6201. re-united, with New York, At-
* * *
torney General Nathaniel Gold-
JEWISH EUROPEAN WEL- stein's lifting of a temporary in-
FARE ORGANIZATION, NORTH junction against the institution's
WOODWARD BRANCH, will fund-raising in that State.
Quoting affidavits from Colo-
meet for brunch at 12 noon
Tuesday, Aug. 8, at the home of rado medical authorities, who
Mr. Phillip Gurowitz, 3210 Ful- praised the care given patients
lerton. Proceeds of the brunch at the Denver sanatorium, the
attorney general's move signal-
will go to aid Israel.
ized
the amicable settlement of
* * *
differences between supporters
Arrangements for a SHERUTH of the free, non-sectarian, 46-
LEAGUE membership tea are year-old institution.
being planned by Mrs. Arthur
Philip Diamond, New York,
Tractenberg and her committee head of Mangel stores; Judge
for Sept. 6. The next regular George J. Beldock, New York
meeting will be Aug. 29.
jurist; Samuel L. Golan, chair-
* * *
man of the Chicago men's ad-
Mrs. Emery Ehrenwald, presi- visory board of the JCRS, and
dent of the HEBREW LADIES Mrs. Helen H. Margulies, presi-
AID SOCIETY, announces a get- dent of the St. Louis women's
together picnic for members, auxiliary, were elected vice
their families and friends at 12 presidents on the institution's
noon Wednesday, Aug. 9, at Pal- board.
mer Park. Mrs. Elfreda Green-
Noah A. Alter, Denver' war-
wald will arrange games and time USO leader and past presi-
activities for the afternoon.
dent of District Grand Lodge
* * *
No. 2 of Bnai Brith Was elected
Mrs. Jack Seder, president, president of the board.
JEWISH WOMEN'S EUROPEAN
New Year Greetings for The
WELFARE ORGANIZATION, an-
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p.m. Monday, Aug. 7, to discuss hanah edition will be accepted
plans for the annual picnic at until Aug. 29. Send your name,
Lola Valley Park. Mrs. Sadie address and $1 to The Jewish
Balakofsky and Mrs. D. Silver- News, 708 David Stott Bldg., De-
stein are chairman and co- troit 26.
chairman, respectively, for the
outing.
* * *

The EQUALITY CLUB meets
at the home of Ann Berkowitz,
17577 P i n e h u r S t, Wednesday,
Aug. 9. At the last meeting held
at the home of Florence Leinoff,
it was voted to send $25 to the
National Children's Cardiac
Home.

Palestine Electric Gains
LONDON— (JTA) —The Pales-

tine Electric Corporation's net
profit for the year is 170,000
Israel pounds (approximately
$476,000). The profit last year
was 97,000 pounds. PEC paid
380,000 pounds in taxes this
year and set aside for the gen-
eral reserve a sum of 125,000
pounds.

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Bar Mitzvahs

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel A. Green

18060 Muirland Ave. an-
nounce the Bar Mitzvah of their
son, Richard, Saturday, Aug. 5,
at the Northwest Synagogue.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Jack H. Kirsch-
ner announce the Bar Mitzvah
of their son, Gerald Marvin, at
9 a.m. Saturday, Aug. 5, at the
Shaarey Zedek. A reception in.
his honor will be held Saturday
evening at their home, 18450
Wisconsin. No cards.

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