Miss Rabinowitz to Wed
Rabbi Moyer Moskowitz

ctiviiieJ in Society

At an open house reception,

Rabbi and Mrs. Joseph Rabino-
witz announced the engagement

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Nedeiman, of Elmhurst Ave., celebrated
their 25th wedding anniversary on March 11. They were honored
at a dinner party given by their daughters, Gertrude and Bernice,
and son, Lawrence.
Zeta Beta Tau fraternity of Michigan State College recently
announced these new active members from Detroit: Bob Abram,
Mel Linden, Jack Koblin, Seymour Rabinowitz and Walter Wolpin.
Pledges in the fraternity include Seymour Schwartz and Bennett
Sims, of Detroit, and Ronald Scott, of Grand Rapids.
Honoring Mr. and Mrs. William Buchhalter, on the occasion
of their golden wedding anniversary, Mr. and Mrs. Al Dutsch of
Humber Road, Huntington Woods, entertained the members of
the immediate families at a dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Schreiber of Grand Ave. and their
youngest daughter, Margo, recently returned from a month's
vacation in Miami Beach, Fla., where they visited Mr. Schreiber's
parents who have resided there for the past winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Karbal, formerly of Webb Ave., have
moved into their new home on Stratford Rd.
Louis Linden of Wisconsin Ave. returned from an extended
vacation in Miami Beach, Fla. Mrs. Linden will remain there
until after Passover when she will rejoin her family in Detroit.
Allan J. Roth, son of the Fred. Roths, of Tyler Ave., was re-
cently honored by his date, Shirley Goldstick, and Sheldon Gold-
smith at a surprise party celebrating his 17th birthday. Sheldon's
date was Shirley Kazdan. Others attending were Marty Rayl and
Paula Haberman, Nate Rosen and Rochelle Tilchen, Cal Weisman
and Jeanie Wasserman, Larry Weiswasser and Maxine Glassman,
Moore Brun and Harriet Phillips, Mel Eisenberg and Sheila Gold-
stein.
At a sweet sixteen luncheon at L'Aiglon's, Rochelle Tilchen,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Phil Tilchen, of 4011 Richton, was hon-
ored. Those attending were Helen Amhowitz, Marilyn Avrushin,
Shirley Benaderet, Lila Diskin, Marilyn Glicken, Marion Glieber-
man, Shirley Goldstick, Shirley Grossman, Roberta Jacobs, Adele
Kleinbard, Rhoda Liebers, Anita Mirves, Adrienne Perchikoff,
Helen Pollack, Maureen Schumer, Shirley Stahl, Arlene 'Tilchen,
Shirley Weberman, Trudy Weintraub, Mesdames Frances Cohen,
Sarah Cohen, Bertha Goldstick, Thelma Kerwin, Ida Liebers, Faye
Mirves, Ethel Weisblatt, Lil Lenawitt, Pearl Leedyn and Pauline
Radeff, the latter three from Toledo, 0.
Ralph D. Foon, of Leslie Ave., will leave March 27 for a fort-
night in Los Angeles. While there, he will visit with the recently
married Mr. and Mrs. Leonard S. Beck and with Miss Naomi L.
Spector, former Detroiters.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Spector and Sylvia are back in Detroit after
a month's stay in Florida.
Detroiters who will observe Passover in Israel will include
Messrs. and Mesdames George Orley, Meyer Shugerman, William
Hordes and Daniel Temchin.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Freedman, of Elmhurst Ave,, celebrated
their 50th wedding anniversary on March 1, at . a reception for
their friends and relatives. They have five married children, 13
grandchildren and a great granddaughter.

JWVA, National Head to Be Honor Guest at
Goodwill Luncheon on Wednesday, March 25

Mrs. Rose Chanin, of South
Orange, N. J., national president
of the Jewish War Veterans
Ladies Auxiliary, will be guest

of honor at the sixth annual
Good Will Luncheon, sponsored
by local auxiliaries at 12:30 p.m.,
March 25, in the Memorial Home.
Mrs. Chanin will arrive a day
earlier to participate in a spe-
"A MUST for lovers of real art cial program at the James Ver-
nor School on March 24, when
A great and thoroughly 14 flags will be presented to the
school by the various groups in
fascinating creation."
the Department . of Michigan
—The Jewish News Auxiliary.
Interviews on radio and tele-
vision await JWV's first lady,
who for 22 years has been em-
ployed with the New Jersey
State Department of Banking
and Insurance.
A veteran in her own right,
having served with distinction
during World War I, Mrs. Chanin
also is a Gold . Star sister and
the mother and wife of veterans.
She has been affiliated with
these local organizations: Essex
County Cerebral Palsy League,
American Association for United
Nations, National Conference of
Christians and Jews, Essex
County Intergroup C o u n c
chairman, South Orange Divis-
ion, Human Relations Council.
T h e luncheon program, to
which allied veterans groups are
invited, will feature a musical
narrative called "The Song of
the World."

te• Miran.

CLAIRE
BLOOM

SYDNEY CHAPLIN • Nigel Orme • Norman Lloyd
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March 31 and April 1, and Monday and Tuesday, April 6 and
7, it is necessary to enforce earlier deadlines for issues to be
published during the two weeks affected by these days.
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Adas Shalom Barn Dance

Young People'S Club of Adas
Shalom Synagogue will hold a
barn dance Saturday, in the
synagogue.

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SARAH RABINOWITZ

of their daughter, Sarah, to
Rabbi Mayer Moskowitz, son of
Rebitzen Moskowitz and the late
Rabbi Abram Ch.im Moskowitz
of New York.
Rabbi Moskowitz is a gradu-
ate of the Mikveh Israel agri-
cultural school in Israel. He at-
tended the Hebrew University
in Jerusalem and is now doing
post-graduate work in New
York.

June 17 has been set as their
wedding date.

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