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Adivitieo irt Societv

Mrs. Maurice Gaylord of Beverly Hills, Calif., returned to her
home after being the house guest of her sister and brother-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Baron of Oakman Blvd. for the past four
and a half weeks. She was extensively entertained by her many
friends and relatives.
Dr. and Mrs. Irvin H. Strub returned to Chicago after visiting
their parents this past week-end. Dr. Strub is on the faculty of
the University of Illinois Medical College.
Gail Hyman, of London Ave., left Monday for a fortnight visit
with friends in Mt. Vernon, N. Y. and NeW York City. While there
she will attend the wedding of classmate from the University of
Michigan.
Guests for Labor Day week-end at Omena Inn include Mr.
and Mrs. Alfred E. Ackerman and family, Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Braun, Mrs. Harry Davis and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fried-
man, Mr. and Mrs. Lou Freeman and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Granner, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Goldstein and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Jacob Gorman, Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Hershberg, Mr. and Mrs. Austin
Herschhorn, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Herschhorn, Mrs. Florence Haas
and son, Mr. and Mrs. William Kadushin, Mr. and Mrs. Katzman,
Dr. and Mrs. Charles Kresnoff and son, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Lipsitt, Mr. and Mrs. A. Maltz, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Mellen and
son, Mr. and Mrs. B. Nathanson, I. W. Pfeiffer and daughters,
Rudolph Rib, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Rodin, Mr. and Mrs. David Redisch
and family, Robert Redisch, Mrs. Benjamin Schwartz and daugh-
ter, Mr. -and Mrs. Morris Singer, Miss Carol Spivak, Miss Ann Sav-
chetz, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Schreier, Miss Nina Suchobosky, Mr.
and Mrs. Ira Sonnenblick, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Weizenbaum, Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Yolles, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Zimmerman.
Rabbi Chaim Meisels and his family are now residing at 3255
Lawrence, TO. 7-2184. Rabbi Meisels, known as one of Europe's
most prominent rabbis, came to Detroit 10 months ago after sur-
viving the horrors of Nazism. He has established his own minyan
with fellow countrymen.
Mrs. Norman Kanter, president, Detroit Pioneer Women Coun-
cil, heads a delegation to Pioneer Women's 12th national conven-
tion to be held in Chicago, Sept. 8 to 13, at Sherman Hotel. The
delegation will include Mesdames Ben Bayer, Irwin Berman, James
Brindze, Charles Bronson, Israel Drachler, Joseph Erman, Morris
Friedman, Gerald E. Goldberg, Abe Heller, Herman Hirschhorn,
Morris Iden, Harry Kay, Sarah Kanter, Manuel Klinger, Kenneth
Kurtzman, Louis LaMed, Sara Levin, Bernard Luchtan, Jack
Malamud, Raymond MarM, Max Maurice, Morris Mondrow, Harry
Mondry, Abraham Primack, Walter Rabinowitz, Nathan Robbins,
Mark Rovner, Sophie Sislin, Moe 'Saslove r_-Theo. Sallen, Israel
Serling, Alex Schreier, Phil Stellar, Sam Tukel, Irving Turner,
Frank Wasser, Henry Wolok, Fanny T. White, Goldie Wasserman,
Jacob Wilk, David Zabner, Zena Zemel, Abraham Fishkin, Eve
Heinick, Mildred Kramer, Rose Naimark, Abraham DeRoven, Han-
nah Jacobs, Sarah Jacobs, Shulamith Goldoftas, Michael Michlin,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Weinberg, of Wildemere Ave., have re-
turned from a fortnight's motor trip through the New England
states. En route they stopped at Bedford, Mass., to visit their
cousins, Dr. and Mrs. Forest Milden, and attended several con-
certs at the Berkshires in Tanglewood.
The following Detroiters visited Oakton Manor, Pewaukee,
Wis., recently: Mr. and Mrs. Howard Blank and Mr. and Mrs. Aaron
Talcoff.
Mrs. Gertrude Samter, of Calvert Ave., has returned from a
trip to the Catskill Mountains and New York City where she met
Miss Huldah Fine, who recently returned from a European trip.

Mrs. Brusk to Address
Congress Women Sept. 5

Mrs. Thomas Brusk, national
vice-president of the Women's
Division American Jewish Con-
gress, will ad-
dress the De-
troit group next
Wednesday, 1
p.m., at Young
%Israel Center.
Mrs. Brusk has
served the Con-
gress for 14
years as person-
nel c h a irman,
Mrs. Brusk national treas-
urer of - the Women's Division,
national chairman of Louise
Waterman Wise Committee and
in her present position for the
past three years. -
S h e has recently returned
from a trip to Israel and the
Near East. Her topic will be
"The American Jewish Congress
Activities Her e and Abroad."
Co-chairmen of the meeting will
be Mrs. Allan Weston and Mrs.
Marshall Brenner.

News Brevities

MRS. RENA T. KANTER, 1320
United Artists Building, has
completed the women's Institute
of Life Insurance Marketing at
Purdue University, Lafayette, In-
diana. She is an underwriter
for the National Life Insurance
Company of Vermont.
* * *
At a monthly meeting of the
JACOBS SKLAR FAMILY CLUB
at the summer home of the Sam
Sklar's on Watkins Lake, plans
for the coming season were for-
mulated.

Bluma Mae Zilber
Weds M. B. Marcus

THE JEWISH NEWS-9

CARD OF THANKS

Friday, August 31, 1951

Mr. Barney Hershon and son,

Marshall, wish to thank their

Mogen Abraham Groups Plan
relatives oand friends for the
In a beautiful ceremony on Study of High Holy Day Prayers many kindnesses shown them

Aug. 12, in Flint, Mich., Bluma
The Mogen Abraham Men's
Mae Zilber, daughter of Mr. and Club and Sisterhood are spon-
soring a series of lectures and
discussions of Rosh Hashanah
and Yom Kippur Machzor (pray-
er books). Discussion will be led
by Rabbi M. J. Wohlgelernter.
The first program is at 8 p.m.,
Wednesday, at the synagogue,
Dexter at Cortland.

during their recent bereaveMent
over the loss of their wife and
mother, Mrs. Rose Lebow Hersh-
on.

Morris Lupkin formerly of

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MRS. MORTON B. MARCUS

Mrs. Israel Zilber, former De-
troiters, now residing in Sagi-
naw, exchanged marriage vows
with Morton B. Marcus. The
bridegroom is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. I. M. Marcus, of Ashland,
Neb.
The bride is a June graduate
of the University of Michigan.
Mr. Marcus graduated from the
University of Nebraska. The
couple will reside in Ann Arbor
while Mr. Marcus completes his
studies at the U. of M. Law
school.

Mrs. Wm. Burk to:Her
NW Congress Chapter

Mrs. William Burk was re-
elected president of Northwest
Chapter of the Women's Divi-
sion, American Jewish Congress.
Other officers elected were:

Vice-presidents: Mesdames Ben Snider,
Melvin Nord, Sol Grossman, Nathan
Marbiestone, Ben Weiner, Edward Roth-
enberg; secretaries, Mesdames• 'Charles
Benjamin, Saul Schmidt, Henry J. Good-
man; treasurer, Mrs. Alan Agree; mem-
ber-at-large, Mrs. Seldon Koblin.
Board members are Mesdames Larry
Lichter, Samuel Linden, Saul C. Stein,
Harry Ceasar, Irving Gussin, Alan Brown,
Jack Greenberg, Marshall Ruby, Lester
Miller, Sam Blondy, Bernard Sumner,
Isadore Anekstein, John Sturman, Wil-
liam Glazer, Alex M. Beerbohm, Allan
Keats, Harry Shefman, Ben Gould, Ben-
jamin Gelman.
Delegates to the divisional board are
Mrs. Sol Grossman, Mrs. Seldon Koblin,
Mrs. Ben Snider. Divisional officers are
Mesdames Dan Shapiro, Allan Weston,
G. Lionel Willens, Gerald Steinberg,
Archie Goldberg, Harry Bookstein, Louis
Redstone, Arnold Frank, Julius Stross
and Benj. Kohen.

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Folk Schools to Begin
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Registration has started for
the fall semester of the United
Jewish Folk Schools, sponsored
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