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Toledo Rabbi to Speak
At 2nd Annual Banquet
Of Reform Rabbinate
Rabbi Leon I. Feuer, spiritual
leader of Collingwood Avenue
Temple, Toledo, and a leading
rabbi in the re-
.- form rabbinate,
will be a prin-
cipal speaker at
the banquet of
the second an-
nual convention
of the Great
L akes Council
of the Union of
American H e -
Rabbi Feuer brew Congrega-
tions on Nov. 5, at 7 p.m. at the
Statler Hotel.
The Convention will begin
with an Oneg Shabat Nov. 3,
which will be followed by regis-
tration and a cocktail party and
reception for the delegates of
30 reform congregations from
Wisconsin, Minnesota, Michigan
and Illinois (outside of Chi-
cago).
On Nov. 4, there will be four
works hops on the theme
"Srengthening the Synagogue."
There will be a luncheon at 1
p.m. followed by a business ses-
sion.
Among those who will partici-
pate in the convention will be
Mr. Herman Mosher of Milwau-
kee, President of the Great
Lakes Council; Rabbi Herman
E. Schaalman, Director of the
Chicago Federation of Reform
Synagogues; Dr. B. Benedict
Glazer and Rabbi Leon Fram.
Shola Levitt Engaged
To New York Youth
At a recent family party Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Levitt, of Ohio
Ave., announced the engagement
MISS SHOLA LEVITT
of their daughter, Shola, to Mar-
tin Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Miller. of New York City.
Miss Levitt attended the Uni-
versity of Michigan, where she
was affiliated with Sigma Delta
Tau sorority. Her fiance is a
graduate of New York University
where he was affiliated with
Alpha Mu Sigma fraternity.
The wedding date has been set
for Dec. 27.
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THE JEWISH NEWS
Phyllis Freedheim Wed
To Gerald L. Licht
Louis C. Miriani, president of
the Common Council, will be
the guest speaker of the MEN'S
At a recent ceremony at Bnai CLUB of TEMPLE BETH EL at
Moshe Synagogue, Phyllis Ruth the Sunday morning breakfast
Freedheim, daughter of Mr. and club and discussion group this
Sunday at 10 a.m.
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At a recent meeting of CONG.
M O G E N ABRAHAM MEN'S
CLUB, the following new offi-
cers were elected : President,
Benjamin Sachs; vice-president,
Hyman M. Beale; secretaries,
Ben Krugel and Harry Salts-
man; treasurer, Samuel Good-
man. Plans for the congrega-
tion's 40th anniversary are cur-
rently in the planning stage.
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MRS. GERALD L. LICHT
Mrs. Jay Freedheim, was united
in marriage to Gerald LawrenCe
Licht, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alex-
ander Licht. Rabbi Moses Lehr-
man and Cantor David Katzman
officiated.
For the wedding, the bride
chose a gown of white chantilly
lace over taffeta. Her finger tip
veil was held by a matching laCe
cap, and she carried two white
orchids on a prayer book.
Lenore Gluck was maid of
honor. Bridesmaids were Sharon
Joyce Kass, cousin of the bride,
Ruth Lesniansky, Rita Alper,
and Geraldine Nagler.
Harry Mervis was best man.
The ushers were Norman Licht,
brother of the bridegroom, Shel-
don Freedheim, brother of the
bride, Harold Finegood, and Bob
Burke.
Out - of -.town guests were
Mrs. Lena Ray of Florida; Mrs.
Regina Littman, Mrs. Fannie
Erdos, Mrs. Carl Quittner, and
Morris Kraus, of New York; Mrs.
Rose Talon, Mrs. Hy Endelman,
and Mr. Simon Levin and son
Morty, from Chicago. -
Following a honeymoon in
Northern Michigan, Mr. and
Mrs. Licht are at home on Clair-
mont Ave.
The following entertained for
the bride prior to the wedding:
Mesdames R. B. Newman, Mor-
ris Mellen, Herman Kass, Alvin
Lynn Sigmund Cohen, . Harry
Selman, Allan Sloan; Raymond
Kanfer, Samuel Leibovitz, Ivan
Fidler, and Miss Lenore Gluck.
Morry WasserMan, chairman
of the HENRY MORGENTHAU
LODGE, Bnai Brith, service corn-
mittee for armed forces and vet-
erans, announces that at 7 p.m.,
Saturday, the Lodge will pre-
sent the entire troupe of the
Robert Morgan school of dance
plus other entertainers at a
show before veterans at Dear-
born Veterans Hospital. Vets will
be given cigarettes and other
gifts. An executive membership
breakfast has been called for 10
a.m., Sunday, at Liberman and
Citrin's, according to Hilbert So-
sin, vice-p residen t. .Sidney
Wolfson is membership chair-
man. Dagmar and Jan Murray
entertained at Dearborn Veter-
ans Hospital on Oct. 3 under
auspices of the Lodge. The next
meeting will be Oct. 29.
Rosenwald AL Post Begins
Year with Membership Rally
Mastersingers Chorus Starts ..
Fifth Season; Meets Thursday
The Mastersingers, a mixed
choral group, starts its fifth
season this month meeting
Thursday evenings at the
'Woodward Jewish Center, at 9
p.m. Charles Weiner, conductor,
invites ri e w members. T
group sin0 everything from
folk tunes to cantatas. For in-
f orina.tion calle Bette Shan.-
brom, TO. 8-1224.
Synagogue Women Plan
Michigan Region Parley
A two-day conference at A.das
Shalom Synagogue on Oct. 29
and 30 is planned by the Michi-
gan District of the National
Women's League for the United
S y n a gogue
Amer ica. Mrs.W•
Charles Robin-
s o n is district
chairman of the
Michigan Chap-
ter, Central
Branch.
Presiding
the conference,
at which will beii
represented four..illa,
Det r o i t sister- Mrs. Robinson
hoods and eight Michigan groups
will be Mrs. Katzman, vice-pres-
ident of the Central Branch, and
Mrs. Nathan Spevakow, national
MISS DOROTHY BEITMAN
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Beitman, board member.
of Cortland Ave., announce the
engagement of their daughter, JWV Auxiliaries Stress
Dorothy Eileen, to Dr. Irving T.
Rosen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ju- Import of Donor Sales
lius Rosen, of Sturtevant Ave.
At a recent report meeting at
The wedding date has been set
the Jewish War Veterans Me-
for Jan. 6.
morial Home, Mrs. Ruth Elson,
Beth Aaron Youth Schedules president of the Department of
Dinner Dance for Nov. 24
Michigan Ladies' Auxiliary urged
The Beth Aaron Young Adults the continued sale of tickets for
will hold its annual dinner dance the fifth annual donor luncheon
Nov. 24, at the synagogue. Dress to be held Nov. 19 at Masonic
is semi formal. Dinner starts at Temple.
8 p.m. Music is by Dick Stein
The following are also assist-
and his orchestra.
ing in formulating plans for
The next meeting will be held the donor: Mesdames May Gins-
Thursday at the synagogue. burg, Jean Kolegowsky, Shirley
Those interested in joining Shapiro, Leah Safran and Elea-
should call Beverly Birnholtz nor Silk.
UN. 4-5690 or Leon Olshansky
UN. 1-2490.
GOLDA MYERSON GROUP of
Pioneer Women will meet Oct.
23, 8:30 p.m., at 11818 Dexter,
The Rosenwald Post, American and will also celebrate Simhat
Legion, will start its season's Torah Oct. 28, at Mary Bed-
activities with a membership narsh's home, 2903 Webb.
rally on Oct. 24, at Cong. Bnai
Moshe. Veterans, now unaffili-
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installs Its New Officers
At a recent ceremony at Cong.
Bnai Moshe, the Julius Rosen-
wald Auxiliary of the American
Legion, held an installation of
officers in conjunction with the
Post.
Ladies inducted into office in-
cluded Clara Cohen, president;
Frances Green, Lisa Levine and
Molly Mitchell, executive corn
mittee; Mildred Palmer and Ida
Zuger, vice - presidents; Anne
Weil, secretary; Ruby Schreiber,
treasurer; Della Ornstein, chap-
lain; Goldie Eilbaum, historian;
Mary Tannenbaum, color bearer.
The .Auxiliary will meet next
on Oct. 24, and will welcome its
new officers at the assembly.
To Wed in J anuary
Men's Cubs
'" Friday, October 12, 1951
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