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THE JEWISH NEWS - 1 3 Isadore Rosensteins

Friday, June 27, 1952

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Muriel Grubow Wed
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ALL OCCASIONS
NEW RENTAL
MANY CHOICE DATES

Music Study Club elected new
officers at a luncheon in the
Memorial Building.
Veterans'
They are Mesdames: Jerome .T.
Blum, president; Allen Braver,
Herman R. Rothman, vice presi-
dents: M. J. Greenberg. Max

Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Rosen-
stein, of Tuxedo, will, celebrate
The marriage of - Miss Muriel their fiftieth wedding anniver-
Grabow, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Grabow, of 12820 San- sary with a party Sunday at the
Wilshire Hotel. Mr. Rosenstein
is 71 years old and his wife is Freeman, Miss Lillian Newmark,
69. Many parties have already secretaries: and Max Reich,
treasurer.
been given in their honor.
Iii•ard c., I ■ irectors includes Nlesdarne,
Guests attending the Wilshire
Syn,s1,14-r. N. Allen. G. Abramscri. H.
K. Stassen.
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Betty
affair include Mr. and Mrs. John
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1 . , uh Goectying.
coromitt,i,
Schwam of Brooklyn; Mrs. Molly me, are Mesdi-imes: N. Smokier. pub-
Allen. choral: G. Abramson.
Schvvam; Phillip Ernes; Mr. anti t•it
print:nt: II.
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Mrs. Benjamin Swartz from Cal-
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ifornia: Mr. and Mrs. Julian fund: A runt,. , budget; S. 1.ine• n
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Rothman.
concert:
licnry
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Huebschman of Cleveland; Ma-
d.hcrc. philanthropic: NI. Her, as. us-
Miss Lillian Newmark.
jor and Mrs. Harvey Schwam of too
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Wolfe,
Milton
New York: Mr. and Mrs. Saul
/nullity Council delegates:
Ko-
Schwam of New York; Mr. and h,ne. .1 , -Iiriquent dues: I. Mendelsohn,
student
gi cup: L.
Hack. auditioi,
Mrs. Robert Schwam; Mr. an.i
mcmbei ship; Ira Kauf
ca tad:,
Mrs. Edward Schwam: and Mr. Lii ■ off. scholarship; and A. R. li•asch,
and Mrs. Sidney Epstein of ,,,mnutte.e on committees.
The Music Study Club heard
Brooklyn.
a polio victim from Pontiac,
Alexinder- Caswell. in a trumpet
solo at a recent meeting
ISraell
TEL AVIV, iJTA , — Half of
Israel's surface offers good pros-
pects for finding oil. a report
published by the American geol-
At No Cost to You We
Discuss Your Sign Needs
ogist. Dr. Ball, states. Dr Bali
and Prepare
was invi t ed last year by the

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Glen will honor their sons at a recep-
tion in their home, 2316 Ford, Sunday, June 29, 3 to 8 p.m. on the
occasion of their graduation. Dr. Harold Glen was graduated
from" Northwestern University, and Sidney Glen from the Detroit
Institute of Technology.
Dr. and Mrs. Alwyn V. Freeman were week-end guests of their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Freeman. Dr. Freeman is Legal
Council, New York Public Affairs Office, U. S. State Department.
Violet Messer, regional vice-president, and Anne Epstein, new-
]y-elected president, attended Junior Hadassah's annual spring
conference in Cleveland.
The music department of the Jewish Center will present a
piano and violin recital by pupils of Betty Kowalsky. . Reva Kowal-
sky and Jerome Stasson on Sunday, 3:30 at the Woodward
Center. The public is invited.
Mrs. Esther Kopel, 1561 Cortland, returned recently from a
six-month visit in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Mrs. Miriam Davidson and her sons, Allan and Ernest, ar-
rived recently from England for an indefinite visit, and are stay-
ing with Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Miller, 18287 Ilene.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Shapiro have returned from a vacation
in Miami Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Rosenshine, of Oakman Blvd., have returned,
from a trip to Israel. They also visited eight European countries.
While in Oslo, Norway, they visited their children, Dr. and Mrs.
Maynard Cohen.
Ruth Meckler, 14 year old pianist pupil of Edward Bredshall,
recent winner of the Gwladis Luloff Memorial Scholarship, will
study this summer with Seymour Lipkin at the Indian Hill Work-
shop in the Berkshires. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Ben Meckler of 16135 Baylis.
Mr. and Mrs. Al Schneider and children of Roselawn Ave.,
are touring for a month's" stay in California.
Mrs. Philip J. Cutler entertained the board of directors of
the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Jewish National Fund at her summer
home in Port Huron on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. B. Gottloeb of Warrington Drive have returned
from a nine weeks' tour of Europe. Their trip included France.
Italy, Switzerland, Sweden, Denmark and the French and Italian
Rivieras.
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Fenster celebrated their 25th wedding an-
niversary on June 12 and were honored with a surprise party by
their children.

ROBERT RAFAELSON Post 431
will hold its sixth annual dinner
dance at 8 p.m.. Sunday. at Ne-
biola's Cafe, 2417 Oakwood. En-
tertainment will be presented by
the Monte Carlos studios, and
Jack and Ray Creegan. Dance
committee members are Jack
Iden, Ralph Epstein, Lar ry
Davis, Jerry Goldman, and Phil
Rothschild. For in format i o n
and reservations. contact Art
Goodman, UN. 1-2571.
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GENERAL MAURICE ROSE
AUXILIARY held a dinner June
23 honoring past president Eve-
lyn Skupsky and other out-
going officers. Highlighting the
affair at the Belmont Restau-
rant a musical program which
included lyrics by Pearl Spinner
and sung by Florence Leider.
Charlotte Rosen. Pearl Spinner
and Lorraine Tannis.
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GINSBERG - ROSE N B E R G
AUXILIARY 513 will. hold its
final meeting Tuesday at the
JWV Memorial Home. Wednes-
day evening the group will visit
the Wayne County Juvenile
Home, showing a movie, The
Adventures of Pedro". and serv-
ing refreshments to the young-
sters. Marion Gaspas, president,
will appoint chairmen to com-
mittees. Next meeting of the
group will be September 2 when
future activities, including a
rummage sale and membership
social, will be discussed.
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YETZ-COHEN Post and Aux-
iliary will have their fourth an-
nual moonlight July 3. For in-
formation and tickets call Betty

Observe Their Golden
Wedding Anniversary

Spinner, TO. 6-0682. or Jean
Friedman at TO. 8-4887.
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LT. ROY F. GREEN AUXILI-

ARY 529. JWV, recently held a
hospital party at Dearborn Vet-
eran's Hospital. Entertainment
was provided by Mickey and Sam
Woolf and the Del Simmons Trio
with Meg Simmons, vocalist.
Ruth Weiss. jr., vice president
announces that charm bracelets
are still being given all mem- L. N. Simons Elected
bers bringing in two new mem-
ber4, The group met Tuesday To Brandeis 1'. Post
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at the Memorial Home and held
its past commander's and past
WALTHAM. Masc.:
president's affair Wednesday in Kahn of Boston was reelecte,1
rational chairman of the Bran-
Windsor's Elmwood Hotel.
deis University Associates at the
organization's second national
Arrest Denionstrators
assembly held on the univer- .
sity's Waltham campus.
At French Consulate
Other officers include Regional
JERUSALEM. (JTA) — Police Vice Chairman Leonard N. Sim-
here arrested five Israelis who ons, Detroit.
were demonstrating in front of
the French consulate. The dem-
S. ROSENBLAT
onstration was an outgrowth of
Master of Ceremonies
the arrest earlier this month of
Jacques Duclos in Paris during
and His Orchestra
Communist protest meetings
Featured Wedding and Bar Mitzvah
Entertainment. Stags and Strolling
against the visit to the French
TE. 2-1146
capital of U. S. Gen. Matthew
TO. 6-5016
Ridgway.

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