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Maureen D. Pritz, 2336 Glendale, has been chosen as the
"Sweetheart" of the Alpha Epsilon Pi fraternity of Michigan State
College and will compete in the national competition at Atlantic
City in September.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Friedman were honored with a family din-
ner in celebration of their 55th wedding anniversary, at the home
of their son, Saul Friedman, in Oak Park.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Marx, of Woodingham Dr., have returned
from a two-week trip to San Francisco, Calif.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rosenstein and daughters Nancy and
Jane, of South Bend, Ind., are in Detroit as 'Decoration Day week
end guests of Mrs. Rosenstein's mother, Mrs. M. Siegel, of Penn-
ington Dr.
Mrs. Abe Katzman, of Fairfield Ave., entertained 38 guests at
a recent luncheon and miscellaneous shower at L'Aiglon's in hon-
or of her niece, Rita Katzman, whose forthcoming marriage to
Maynard Cutler will be solemnized on June 23, at Cong. Shaarey
Zedek.
Mr. and Mrs. David A. Levine, of 19363 Sussex, were entertain-
ed recently at a surprise party given on the occasion of their 35th
wedding anniversary by their children, Mr.' and Mrs. Hersehel H.
Levine, Dr. and Mrs. Louis Gorzek and Seymour J. Levine.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Sborow, of 20471 Sheffield, recently returned
from a three-month trip to France and Israel. In the latter coun-
try, they visited with their relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Rosberg, of Lesure Ave., are honeymooning
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at the Nautilus Hotel, in Miami Beach, Fla.
Mr. Louis M. Elliman, of the Belcrest Hotel, is currently in
.Dublin, Ireland on a visit with his mother, Mrs. M. Elliman. He
will return on June 10.
Sheinfeld-Glen Nuptials
Scheduled for June
MISS FLORENCE SHEINFELD
At a recent dinner party in
their home, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Sheinfeld, of Windsor, Ont., an-
nounced the engagement of
their daughter, Florence, to Dr.
Harold Glen, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Glen, of Detroit.
Dr. Glen is a graduate of
Wayne University and North
western University Medical
School. Miss Sheinfeld current-
ly is enrolled in Wayne's col-
lege of education. The wedding
will be solemnized in June.
See you at the arnual Spring Dance
of SHOLEM ALEICH ' EM INSTITUTE
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evening, June 6, at 18495 Wyoming.
Dance Orchestra, Buffet Supper and
all the Fun.
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Corsi Hits McCarran Act
The MCCarran-Walter Immi-
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America's needs at home and
impairs our position as a lead-
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Edward Corsi, former U. S. -Im-
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Announcement is made of the
engagement of Lois Silverberg,
daughter of Mrs. Ethel Silver-
berg, of Webb Ave., and the late
Mr. Harris Silverberg, to Lloyd
L. Seltzer, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Julius Seltzer, of Chicago, Ill.
An August wedding is planned.
1 Congress Women Dedicate Israel Center ;
Local Groups to Install New Officers
places for the annual election
and installation of officers:
South Chapter—Meets at the
home of Mrs. William Cohen,
2265 Chicago Blvd. Mrs. Barnett
Dickman and Mrs. Cohen will
direct the installation, and the
group will participate in a "Con-
gress quizdown" to follow.
Central Chapter—Meets at the
home of Mrs. Ernest Golumbia,
18945 Oak Dr., with Mrs. Bert
Ruby installation chairman.
Northeast Chapter—Meets at
the home of Mrs. Buck Gold-
man, program chairman, 19206
Berkley Rd. Mrs. Jacob E. Segal
will be principal speaker.
Northwest Chapter—Planning
a garden party, at the home of
Mrs. Samuel Linden, 12837 San-
ta Clara. Mrs. William Burk is
installing officer. Mrs. Alan N.
Brown, program chairman, an-
nounces the presentation of
"Congress Capers," third musi-
call xeview under the direction
of Mrs. Boaz Siegel, with piano
accompaniment by Mrs. Irving,
Gussin. Participants are Mes-
dames -Alan Agree, Alan N.
Brown, Harry Bookstein, Dellis
Harwith, Henry Goldman, Abra-
ham Harrison, Nathan Kanter-
man, Louis Redstone, Harvey
Install Mrs. Kalish
Sibrack and Jack Udow.
Youth League President All groups will hold luncheons
at 12:30 p.m., prior to the meet-
At its annual installation ings.
luncheon, held T u e s d a y, at
Knollwood Country Club, Mrs.
Chesed shel Emes Holds
Robert Kalish was installed as
president of the Youth Educa- Memorial Day Services
tion League.
Hebrew Memorial Park
Inducted with her were Mes- (Chesed shel Emes Cemetery)
dames Jose ph- will honor the memory of the
Feldman, Philip Jewish war veterans buried in
Olender, D o ug- the cemetery with special serv-
las Purther, ices to be held in the Veterans'
Louis Kurtz, Sections.
vice- presidents;
Inasmuch as Memorial Day
Ben F e 1 dstein, falls on Saturday, these serv-
Ralph Rubin ices will be held instead on Sun-
and Joseph day, at 2:30 p.m.
Wolfe, secretar-
Members of the Julius Rosen-
ies; and Harry wald Post and Rabbi Solomon
Spector, t r e as- H. Gruskin, of Cong. Bnai Zion,
Mrs. Kalish urer.
will participate in these serv-
Mrs. EIi. Gross, installing of- ices. Families and relatives, as
ficer, also inducted Mesdames Well as friends, of war veterans
David Blanke, Morie Coleman, are asked to attend the services.
Albert Goodman, Donald Golden
and Moe Orloff as three-year Two Wayne U. Seniors
members of the executive board.
Mrs. Bert Ruby, as delegate of
the Detroit Women's Division,
American Jewish Congress, ac-
companied by Mrs. Charles P.
Feinberg, division president, at-
tended the formal presentation,
at the Waldorf Astoria in New
York, of the Louise Waterman
Wise Memorial Youth Center to
the Israel Government.
Addresses were made at the
ceremonies by Dr. Nahum Gold-
mann, Dr. Israel Goldstein and
Dr. Ralph Bunche. The Hon.
Justine Wise Polier, national
president of the AJC Women,
made the presentation, which
was accepted for Israel by Am-
bassador Abba Eban.
The completion of the youth
center marks a living memorial
to the founder of the Women's
Division where children in Is-
rael will be trained for leader-
ship. The center will also serve
as a hostel where young people
from all parts of the world may
stay while learning about the
Jewish state.
Local chapters will meet on
Wednesday, at the following
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Arnold Hirsch, of 8920 Quincy,
a graduating senior at Wayne
University, was given two hon-
ors this week, it was announced
by university officials.
Hirsch, editor of the school
paper, The Detroit Collegian,
was , elected to Omicron Delta
Kappa, national honorary lead-
ership society for men, and also
was initiated into the univer-
sity's Mackenzie Honor Society.
Edward Blumberg, of 5050
Cass, was another of the nine
seniors chosen for the latter or-
ganization.
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