10—THE JEWISH NEWS
Friday, August 10, 1951
Mae Dix Married to
Hugh Donald Lichtig
At a wedding ceremony, with
Occupying the current plans
of Mrs. Arthur Y. Winer, re- a background of white tapers
cently elected president of the with white and pale blue floral
Southern Oakland County
Group , Hadassah, are such
forthcoming events as "H-Day,"
the Israel bond drive arid con-
vention activities.
Elected with Mrs. Winer, and
working with her on future ac-
tivities are the following:
Mesdames Maxwell Jospey, and
Stanley Akers, vice-presidents;
Julian Phillips, Henry Barak,
Sidney Reibel and Harry Weiner,
secretaries; and Harold Schiller,
treasurer.
Committee chairmen recently appoint-
ed include Mesdames Harold Robinson.
honor roll; Benj. Colman, memoriarns:
Byron Gerson, membership; Daniel Man-
dlebaum, education; Maurice Reizen. ed-
ucation: Herbert G. Levin, American
affairs: Edward Levine, program: Ben
Zimmer, social: N. N. Steinberg, co-
chairman; Joseph Warren, HMO.
Other chairmen are Mesdames Marvin
Wetsman, youth services; B. L. Lieber-
man. JNF; Sidney Foreman, telephone;
Harry Weiner, clerical; Herbert G. Levin.
publicity: Aaron Kurland, bond drive;
Ernest Jay, hospitality; Davis Silbe.rg.
co-chairman: George M. Stutz, member-
at-large: Eugene Epstein, Youth Aliyah.
Synagogue Services
Sabbath services at Cong.
Bnai Moshe and Cong. Shaarey
Zedek will be held at 9 a.m.,
Saturday. At Bnai Moshe, Tisha
b'Ab services be held at 8
am., Sunday. At Temple Beth
El, Rabbi Sidney Akselrad will
preach a memorial sermon on
the third anniversary since the
death of Dr. Leo M. Franklin.
Services are at 11 a.m., Satur-
day.
July 31—To Mr. and Mrs, Ger-
ald Rosen (EStelle Katz) of 19345
Lauder, a son, Jeffrey Bruce..
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July • 28 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis B. Schulman (Regene Ann
Garelik) of 20116 Heyden, a
daughter, Joanne.
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MRS. HUGH D. LICHTIG
arrangements, Mae Mona Dix,
daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Irving
H. Dix and Hugh Donald Lich-
tig, son of Dr. and Mrs. Henry
Lichtig of Shaker Heights, Ohio,
were united in marriage, in the
Crystal Ballroom of the Book-
Cadillac Hotel on July 21. Rabbi
Fram officiated.
The bride wore an ice-blue
satin gown combined with Pointe
d'Venice lace. It was distin-
guiShed by a deep bordered
neckline finished with a band
of the lace which extended
down the snug bodice. This was
repeated in the very full bouf-
fant skirt which swept into a
cathedral train edged in Pointe
d'Venice lace. Her fingertip veil
of silk illusion was held in place
-by a cloche of matching lace
and pearls. She carried' a white
Bible centered with white or-
chids and stephanotis.
Attending the bride was her
sister, Shirley Joy Dix, as maid
of honor and her sister-in-law
Cecily Dix as matron of honor.
Bridesmaids were Shirley Rose
Greenfeld of Los Angeles, Calif.,
Kathleen Gindick of Waukegan,
Ill., and Florence Weintraub
who sang "Because", and a
"Wedding Song" composed by
the matron of honor.
Dr. Harmon Dix, brother of
the bride was best man. Ushers
included Lawrence and Sheldon
Lichtig, brothers of the bride-
groom and Buddy Goodman, all
of Cleveland, and Joseph Gar-
son.
Out-of-town guests were from
Los Angeles, Chicago, Indiana,
Cleveland, and Pittsburgh. After
an extended honeymoon
through the west the young
couple will reside in Detroit.
Adas Shalom to Use
Social Hall as Auxiliary
Chanel During Holidays
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Mrs. Leo Simon was re-elected
president of Central Chapter of
the Detroit Women's Division,
American J e w-
ish Congress.
Other officers
elected were:
vice - presidents,
Mesdames Leon
Herman, Janice
Mendelsohn, A.
A. Lechner, Max
Saidman, Henry,.
Caplan, Samuel Mrs. Simon
Zelde 5, William Gottesman;
secretaries, Mesdames Ernest
Golumbia, Boris Karasick, Philip
Einstandig; treasurer, Mrs. Isa-
dore Ziporyn; member-at-large,
Mrs. Leonard Moss. ,
Board members are-Mesdames
Myron Cole, Norman Ginsberg,
Jack Shapiro, William Banks,
William Zimmerman, Herman
Karmann, Max Kwaselow, Mor-
ris Rothman, H. Schwartzberg,
Harry Sachs, Albert Clasky; di-
vision board, Mrs. Erwin Korn-
wise, Mrs. Samuel Katzer.
At a board meeting of Adas
Shalom Synagogue, it was decid-
ed to use the social hall for
auxiliary services during the
High Holy Days. David Garen, a
leading American cantor, will
chant the services, and a com-
petent rabbi will conduct re-
ligious services.
Seats in the social hall are
available to both members and
non-members at a low initial
rate, and may be acquired at the
synagogue every week day, 9a.m.
to 5 p.m.
Arranging for the services are
Morris Sukenic, J. Maurice Karo,
Ira G. Kaufman, Samuel Sim-
mer, Rabbi Jacob Segal and N.
R. Epstein, president of the con-
gregation. Charles Charlip, as-
sisted by David Desow, is hand-
ling seating arrangements.
Youth groups, it is announced,
will use the small chapel dur-
ing the holidays.
At a meeting of the building
committee with the architects
and builders of the new syna-
gogue, a schedule was &awn up
to assure the building's readi-
Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. Galin
ness for occupancy at Holy Day
services.
of 18484 Wisconsin Ave., an,
nounce the Bar Mitzvah of their
Louis Marshall Young Women
son,
Robert, Saturday, Aug. 18,
To Hold Open Meeting Aug. 15
Louis Marshall Bnai Brith at Congregation Shaarey Zedek.
Young Women will meet at the They will be at home in his
home of Shirley Arbit, of 15817 honor from 7 to •11 p.m. Satur-
Linwood, Wednesday at 8 p.m.
day, Aug. 18. No cards,
New members are invited. For
information call Judy Robins,
DI. 1-1167 or Sharon Greenwald,
MICKEY WOOLF
TO. 6-2356.
July 27—To Mr. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Winger (Ruth Gilberg), of
Tucson, Ariz., a son, Ronald Cole.
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July 25—To Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Frank (Phyllis Solomon, form-
erly of Detroit) of Omaha, Neb.,
Arlene.
a daughter, Linda
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July 22—To Mr. and Mrs. Jo-
sep'n A. Roth (Rita Lynn Avory)
of 19366 Washburn, a son, Jona-
than Richard. -
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July 22—To Mr..and Mrs. Sey-
mour M. Raskin (Selma Fein-
berg), of Cortland Ave., a son,
Jeffrey Carl.
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CARD OF THANKS
July 21—To Mr. and Mrs. Alien
Mrs. Joseph Grossman, of 2270
Braver (Sadie Cooper), of Glynn
Glynn Ct., and her brother, H.
Court, a son, Arnold Richard.
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B. Ullian, formerly of Detroit,
July 20—To IVir. and Mrs. Max wish' to thank their friends for
Markzon (Muriel Sender) , of the many kindnesses expressed
Broadstreet. Blvd., a daughter, during their bereavement over
the loss of their sister, the late
Joan Karen.
Florence Ulian Cline, of Brook-
July 19—To Mr. and Mrs. Rus- line, Mass.
sell Schulman (Betty Frank,
formerly' of Detroit) , of Los An-
geles, Calif., a son, Ronald Jay.
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owitz (Helen Fogel), of 2924 Cle-
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Mrs. Leo Simon Heads
Central Women, AK
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Bar Mitzvahs
Mrs. Norman Kanter
Installed President
Of City's PWO Council
Recently installed as president
of the Detroit Council of Pioneer
Women was Mrs. Norman Kan-
ter, who will serve another year
as head of the organization.
Assisting her are Mesdames
Alex Schreier, Philip Stellar, Irv-
ing Posner, Gerson Berris, vice-
presidents; Jacob Wilk, treas-
urer; Hyman Horenstein, Sam-
uel Goldman. David Marks, Rose
Steinhardt, Sy Zeldis and Mi-
chael Michlin, secretaries.
Chairmen include Mesdames Irving
Turner, assisted by Harry Schecter and
Sara Levin, Moatzo*. Hapoalot; Michael
14/Echlin, contributing organizations; Ray-
niond Marin, membership; Erwin Berman.
co-chairman; James Bridze, bulletin; Jack
Rosenthal, JNF; Sylvia Novetrky, co-
chairman; Abraham Frill -tack, Council
conservation; Irving Katzman, co-chair-
man; Martin Messer. legislative; Harry
Kay, Israel bonds: Mildred Kramer, Ha-
bonim; Ben Bayer. program; Sophie Sis-
lin. co-chairman: Zena Zemel, Yiddish
publicity; Henry Wiener. shulen.
Bebe Idelson, member of the
Israel Parliament and of Moat-
zot Hapoalot, Pioneer Women's
counterpart in Israel, in a letter
expressed gratitude over Pioneer
Women's efforts ton behalf of Is-
rael. The women have raised
$850,000 toward establishment of
an agricultural training school
and youth village on the road
to the Negev in Israel.
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