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Eileen Lipsitt Wed
To Donald Gilbur

Young Judaea 'Launches
Summer Israel Program
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THE JEWISH NEWS--11•

Friday, June 22, 1951

Bridal Calendar

At a ceremony June 14, at the
The first Young Judaea Sum-
Statler Hotel,_ Eileen Lipsitt, the
daughter of Mr.
M and Mrs. Arthur mer in Israel Program will be
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan King of Woodingham Drive will hold open Lipsitt, of W. Outer Dr., became launched on Jtly 4, when a
June 26—Miss Mirl Rubin to
group of teen-age members, ac-
house Sunday evening from 7:30 to 11, in honor of their daughter,
Sabse
Meisels, son of Rabbi and
companied by staff personnel,
Isabel, who was graduated from the University of Michigan. No
Mrs. Chaim Meisels, of Monte-
take
off
from
Idlewild
Airfield
cards.
for two months of work and rey Ave., at the Clinton Plaza,
Rabbi M. J. Wohlgelernter has been invited to address the
study and travel in Israel. The 151 Clinton St., New York.
closing function of the Chaim Fischel Epstein Academy, St. Louis,
,
* * *
program is in conjunction with
Mo., Wednesday evening.
July
14—Miss
Esther Saltz,
the Jewish Agency for Pales-
Mr. and Mrs. Alex J. Ebling of Greenla -71, St., entertained 54
.daughter of Mrs. Betty Saltz, of
tine.
guests at their home Sunday evening for a surprise buffet dinner
The young people, from many Dexter Blvd., to Harold Gold-
in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Horwitz of Pontiac who are
sections of the country, are man, son of Mr. M. Goldman, of
celebrating their 25th wedding anniversary.
scheduled to begin their program W. Euclid Ave,
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Zuckerman, formerly of the Book Cadillac
on July 10. They will be cen-
Hotel, are now residing at the Suburban Hotel, in Summit, N. J.
Final Holiday Hop Slated
tered at Meier Shfeyah.
Betty Kowalsky• will present Julie Silber, Rita Burnstein, Ellen
Young Judaea leaders from For Sunday at Jewish Center
Frank, Gloria Rich, Joyce Surowitz, Marvin Littky, Stewart Frank,
A return engagement is slated
all over the country will gather
Judy Schewach and Shirley Chicorel in a piano recital. Isadore
at Tel Noar Lodge, Hampstead, for Leonard Stanley and his
Saslav, violinist, pupil of Jerome Stasson, also will perform at
N. H., June 17-24, for the annual band at the final Hop of the
3:30 p.m. Sunday at the Woodward Jewish Center. The public is
national leaders workshop and season to be held at 9 p.m., Sun-
invited.
convention. The program marks day, at the Woodward Jewish
Miss Dale Berger, of 2940 Chicago Blvd., will leave Tuesday
the formal reorganization of the Center. The Holiday Hops are
for an extended tour of Europe. She will go by plane, and visit in
National Leaders Association, sponsored by the Center Young
England, France, Holland, Italy and Switzerland before returning
and includes the ratification of Adult Council.
the' Constitution-, and develop-
home in August.
ment of a program for the corn-
Miss Regina Kassel and Joe Yanich have left for Camp Teuya,
MRS. DONALD J. GILBUR
ing year.
v
at Brookline, N. H., where they will be staff members and teachers
at the Zionist youth camp.
the bride of Donald J. Gilbur,
Misses MUriel Silberstein and Sydney Lefton will leave July son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gil- Beth Aaron Youth Plan Outing
and His Orchestra
Beth Aaron Young Adults will
3, aboard the - S. S. Liberte, for a two-month tour of Europe.
bur, of LaSalle Blvd. The cere-
Is Accepting Dotes for
Miss Gerldine Feingold entertained at a luncheon, June 9, at many was performed by Rabbi hold a picnic Sunday as its first
SEPT.,
OCT., NOV., DEC.
the Wonder Bar in honor of bride-elect Joyce Davis. Guests were A. M. Hershman.
summer outing. Members are re-
Misses Ethel Marcus and Edythe Feingold and Mesdames Albert
CALL NOW!
For her wedding the bride
Gross, Louis Gurman, Nathan Lewis, Sam Feingold and Alec Davis. wore a ballerina length gown quested to meet at 10 a.m., at
the
synagogue,
and
to
bring
Dr. Daniel E. Cohn of Oak Drive has returned from Atlantic of imported, white, embroidered
City where he attended the American Medical Association con- organdy, with a sweetheart bathing suits.
vention.
neckline and basque bodice. Her
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Fisher and their children, Nancy and Mich- elbow-length veil of silk illusion
ael, of Oak Drive, left this week for Florida where they plan to was held in plaCe by an organdy
You have given us the best
spend a month.
bonnet, edged with lilies of the
Mrs. Robert Spiegel and her three children have returned to valley. She carried a nosegay of
their San Diego home after a month here with her parents, Justice flowers 'centered with orchids.
of all possible gifts for our . .
and Mrs. Henry Butzel of Edison Ave.
Leatrice Miller was matron of
Mr. and Mrs. William Rattner of Ann Arbor flew to California honor', and Marilyn Lipsitt was
for a three week holiday. They will return about July 1.
maid of honor. Marvin Cross was
Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Jones of Muirland Ave., are hosts to the bridegroom's best man, and
the latter's mother, Mrs. Rothman of New York City.
Dr. William Miller was usher.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ginsburg of Whitmore Manor have returned
Following a dinner at the
from Denver wher they visited with their children.
Of Our Livernois Children's Branch
Mrs. Lewis Daniels and daughter, Lois, returned from a fort- Statler, the couple left for an
extended
Southern
honeymoon.
night's stay in Chicago.
Your appreciation of HACK'S reputotion for conscientious fitting
Mrs. David Feinberg of Boston Blvd. leaves for New York this
and correct shoes of the highest quality has made our Children's
week to visit with members of her family and to bid bon voyage to Beth Yehudah Schools
son, Alan. Alan sails for Athens via S.S. Atlantic on June 30, and To Award Trip to Israel
branch a resounding success. 'You agree with HACK'S Shoe Fitters
then will proceed to Jerusalem for a term of study at the Hebrew
that . .
University.
David J. Cohen, newly elected
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Madison and son, Marshall, of Parkside chairman of the board of direc-
It 'Is_ Absolutely Important That YOUR
.Ave., have returned from a St. Louis visit. '
tors of Yeshivath Beth Yehud-
Dr. and Mrs. Herbert Smith and family of Shrewsbury Road ah, announces that an award
returned this week from Florida. Mrs. Smith spent the entire will be presented by the Yeshi-
winter there, and Dr. Smith joined his family for the return jour- vah at its semi-annual- general
meeting Dec. 30 in the form of
ney.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Jacobs of Woodmere, Long Island, are a six-week tour to. Europe and
guests of their sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John A. Israel, with all expenses paid.
_ Tickets for the award plan
Heavenrich of Longfellow Ave.
may be obtained at the Yeshi-
vah, 12322 Dexter Blvd., TU.
3-3700.
Music Series Slated
Mrs. Elson Selects
Arrangements for the trip
"Scientific Shoe Fitters Since 1916"
have been made through the
For Fall by Masonic
Auxiliary Leaders
CHILDREN'S BRANCH
MEN, WOMEN & CHILDREN
Eliot Travel Service, 18657 Liv-
19170 Livernois
5th Floor, 28 W. Adorns
Mrs. Ruth Elson, newly-elect- ernois, UN. 2-7555.
A treat is in store for music-
Just North of 7 Mile Road
(Stroh Building)
The income from this project
starved betroiters, who for over ed president of the Ladies Aux-
9:30 to 5:30; Thurs. 'til 8
9:30 to 5:30; Sat. 'til 5
a year have had no symphony iliary to the Department of will provide day camp facilities
orchestra. Announcement of a Michigan Jewish War Veterans, for underprivileged students at
'symphony series and a concert announces the appointment of the Beth Yehudah during the
series have been made by C. W. the following officers for the summer months.
Van Lopik, manager of Masonic coming year:
Temple.
Dorothy Brown, chief of staff;
The symphony ,series will in- Leah Schuster and Mrs. Mae
clude t h e Boston, Cleveland, Ginsburg, secretaries; and Mrs.
Toronto, Cincinnati, Chicago Ceila Silverman, hospital chair-
a n d Philadelphia Symphonies, man.
while the concert slate has as
Other appointees include Mrs.
attractions, Ballet Russe, Sadler Fan Hencken, community rela-
Wells Ballet, Lily Pons, yehudi tions; Mrs. Louba Lupiloff, legis-
Menuhin, Marian Anderson, lative chairman; Marion Sher-
Give him camp activities and atmosphere out in the
Norwegian Boys' Choir, James man, bowling league chairman;
Melton and Casedesus, the Mrs. Shirley Meadows, dramatic
country . . . and still have him home with you every
CLEANED
French pianist.
chairman; Mrs. Edith Hoffman,
evening.
GLAZED
Tickets for both fall series are USO chairman, Lillian Bern-
STORED
now on sale. Reservations may stein, donor luncheon chairman;
be made by calling TE. 2-7100.
and Roz Marks, publicity chair-
man.

MICKEY WOOLF

UN. 3-3737

Thais* You !'

2nd

Birthday

CHILDREN'S SHOES

FIT CORRECTLY!

HACK

SlIOE CO.

Give Your Child

A REAL VACATION
This Summer!

Change Date for Dinner.
Meeting of Hamizrichi

The dinner meeting of all
Hapoel Hamizrachi Chapters in
Detroit has been changed from
June 26 to Thursday, June 28.
It will still take place at Rain-
bow Catering, at 7 p.m.
Hanna Micheal, public rela-
tions director of the national
council of Irgun Hapoalot will be
the guset speaker. Reservations
may be obtained by calling
Ernest Greenfield, ticket chair-
man, TY. 7-0245 or TR. 3-2212.

95

Z% of
yoUr own
Valuation
Minimum
of $100

Wayne U. Students Comprise

Center. Open Forum Panel

"Racial and Religious Prob-
lems of Today" will be discussed
by a panel of Wayne University
students at the Woodward Jew-
ish Center Open Forum at 9
p.m., Wednesday. Jerry Sawyer
will be moderator.

THERE'S A CASH AND CARRY STORE

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Country Day Camp offers programs for Boys and Girls
3 to 13, on its own 20 wooded acres of playfields near
Walled Lake.

Moderate Weekly Rates —

Center. Mothers to Present
Final Fund-Raisers' Rally
A wind-up rally for fund-rais-

ers of the Mothers' Clubs Coun
cil will be held Tuesday, 8 p.m.,
at the Davison Jewish Center.
A musical program will be pre-
sented by the Mastersingers
chorus.

Inspection Invited

Country 2)ay Camp

George Weiswasser, B.A., Director

WO. 1-9824

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