DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, July 3, 1953
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To Wed Aug. 9
zweig, L. Bizer, S. Abrams, R
Levin, G. Garmel, R. Yendick, A.
Stein, D. Ross, honorary presi-
dent; and Fannie Friedman,
publicity.
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Mrs. Sylvia Rosenfeld was in-
stalled president of BUSINESS
& PROFESSIONAL GIRLS, Pio-
neer Women, at a recent dinner
program at the Elmwood Casino.
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KINNERET CHAPTER, Pio-
neer Women, at its recent clos-
ing meeting, heard a report from
Mrs. Blanche Baron, Moatzot
Hapoalot chairman, of the com-
pletion of payment on quotas
for this fund for the 1952-53
season.
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Mrs. Jane Rosenfeld was in-
stalled president of BETH
ITZCHOCK SISTERHOOD at a
recent ceremony. Mrs. Harry
Salwin was chairman, and Mrs.
Bernard Shiller was installing
officer. Elected to serve with
Mrs. Rosenfeld were Mesdames
Reuben Mogul, Simon Weinberg
and Sigmund Littman, vice-
presidents; Sherman Fischer,
Miss Yetta Hochman, W. Bag-
gleman, secretaries; and Harry
Salwin, treasurer.
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JEWISH WOMEN'S EURO-
PEAN WELFARE ORGANIZA-
TION will hold a special meet-
ing at 12:30 p.m., Monday, at the
D. W. Simons Center; 4000 Tuxe-
do. Plans will be made for a
lawn party July 15. Dessert
luncheon will be served at Mon-
day's meeting.
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SISTERS OF ZION 11/11ZRA6111
recently honored Mrs. Isaac
Rosenthal at a luncheon prior
to her trip to Israel where she
will visit Mizrachi homes and
ins t i t u t ions. Mrs. Rosenthal,
chairman of the child restora-
tion fund, will take a cash gift
to Israel as a present to the
Mizrachi Women's Institutions.
Funds from a recent garden
party will go to the same cause.
CITY OF HOPE CANCER
FIGHTERS has formed a dra-
matic group under the direction
of Goidle Young, a veteran of
20 years of acting on the Yiddish
stage. Those interested in join-
ing should call Mrs. Young, at
UN, 2-0441.
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EQUALITY CLUB will meet
Wednesday, at the home of Mrs.
Rose Tenner, on Tuxedo Ave.
The group recently voted to send
CARE packages to relatives and
friends in Israel.
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CLUB TWO, Pioneer Women,
recently installed the following
new officers : Anna Epel, presi-
dent; Shulamith Goldaftas, Bella
Rizman and Ann Chaness, vice-
presidents ; Yetta Landy, advis-
ory; Lillian Vernon and Celia
Plafkin, membership chairmen;
Izabelle Brown, Jeanette Serling,
Anne Baskin, Sylvia Stashefsky,
secretaries; M. Lowe, treasurer.
Committee chairmen include G.
Leibovitz, R. Katz, Rose Levin,
M. Lerner, F. Epstein, M. Soko-
loff, N. Lipschitz, D. Dworkin, E.
Labiner, S. Bonin, D. Brown-
-Zipperstein's in Center
Of South Haven Shopping
Located on 15 acres of lavish
park land, Zipperstein's Resort
in South Haven, Mich., is within
walking distance of the famous
summer playgrOund's shopping
district. The grounds surround-
ing the famous resort's building
are expertly landscaped.
All facilities for sports and
entertainment are available for
vacationers at Zipperstein's. Ex-
cellent home cooked meals are
served in the hotel's Crystal
Dining Hall.
Information may be received
by writing to Zipperstein's Re-
sort, Bailey Ave., South Haven,
Michigan, or phoning South
Haven 335.
MISS SALLY PRINCE
Sally Prince and S e y m o r e
Shaw will be married Aug. 9.
The bride-elect is the daughter
of Mrs. Morris Prince of the
Wilshire Hotel. Mr. Shaw is the
son of Mrs. Saul Shaw of Mer-
ton Road.
The United Hebrew
Schools of Detroit
Movies from Israel at
Home for Aged Programs
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Mr. and Mrs. Irving Stein, of
Woodingham Dr., announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Phyllis, to Allen Glazer, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Glazer, of
Oak Park, Mich.
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Dr. and Mrs. Maurice Gold -
stick of G r eat Neck, Long
Island announce the engage-
ment of their daughter, Janes
Rose, to Norman J. Wiener, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Irving Wiener
of New York City and Walden.
N. Y. Miss Goldstick attended
the University of Michigan
where she was a member of
the Alpha Epsilon Phi, and now
is a senior at Smith College
where she is majoring in English
Mr. Wiener attended Brown
University, majoring in Philos-
ophy, and recently was gradu-
ated from the Columbia Univer-
sity Law School. He is a member
of the Brown Club in New
York, and is about to enter the
armed forces: A December wed-
ding is planned.
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Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rattner
of . Chicago, Ill., announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Eulene Sheri, to Melvin Walter
Wachs, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry H. Wachs of Vassar Dr.
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Rev. and Mrs. L. Hershovitz,
of Auburn Ave., Pontiac, an-
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Mildred, to Hyman
Baill, of Detroit, son of the late
Mr. and Mrs. Ansell Bain. The
couple will be wed in October.
During July and August acti-
vities will continue at the Jewish
Home for Aged, with games
twice weekly, record concerts,
music appreciation hours, arts
and crafts, and the sheltered
workshop. Religious classes and
groups will meet regularly.
Outdoor movies to be shown
on the Home's roof garden Wed-
nesday evenings include newest
films from Israel. During July
these include "Flight to Israel,"
"Sholom Israel," "Deed and
Dreams," "Tent City," "Transi-
tion," and "Harvest from the
Waters." Other films include
"Grandma Moses," "The Great
Waltz" and "Life in the Home!"
These films are obtained through
the Jewish Welfare Federation,
the Jewish Council and the De-
troit Public Library.
The July birthday party will
feature entertainment by Renee
Studios.
Be Sure to See
SID GOROSH
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Gratefully Acknowledge
the Receipt of
Oscar Levant: "Studying eco-
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the breadline, but at least you'll
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a contribution to the Scholar- know why you're there."
ship Fund from the Tron Fam-
ily in memory of their Mother.
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a contribution to the Scholar
ship Fund from Mr. Samuel
We Are Pleased to Announce
Burns in memory of Brother,
That with the addition of
Louis Burns.
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Sol Yolles - Irene Schuster
a Scholarship from Mr. Morris
and Vicki Gonzalas
Goldsmith in memory of his
Our staff of expert beauticians, hair styl-
wife, Lillian.
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ists and consultants is now complete to aid
Manischewitz Borscht
a contribution to the Scholar-
you with all your beauty needs.
Wins Increasing Favor
ship Fund from Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Schlussel in honor of the
Delightfully Air-Conditioned
Manischewitz Borscht, served occasion of the 25th Wedding
by the tall, frosty glassful as Anniversary of Mr. and Mrs.
the perfect thirst-quenching Morris Baron.
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a contribution to the Scholar-
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ship Fund from a bequest of tha
late. Rachel Shapiro.
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a contribution to the Scholar-
ship F-tmd from Mr. Ben Gould
on the occasion of his recovery
from his recent accident.
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a scholarship from the Ber-
man Family in memory of their
Mother, Edith Berman.
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beets. Manischewitz Borscht is
high in nourishment and low in
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with a leisurely snack it has no
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refreshment; served from a
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ice, it has become a favorite
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Recipes for many of these
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Annette Zeidman will direct
activities of the Northwest
Chapter of Junior Hadassah
during the coming season, it was
announced this week by the
group, following a recent elec-
tion meeting.
Miss Zeidman will be assisted
by the Misses Doreen Wolfe,
vice-president; Phyllis Schwartz
and Marcia Ellstein, secretaries;
Rita Schwartz and Ilsa Wolfe,
treasurers; Doreen Wolfe, Ann
Stoliman and Eileen Bloom, pro-
gram; Eleanor Yarrows, mem-
bership; Marilyn Cohn, publici-
ty; Lenore Weinick and Marilyn
Levine, arrangements; Henriet-
ta Gaston, telephone; and Aud-
rey Racy, decoration.
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HASS-SHIFRIN. Dr. and Mrs.
Peter G. Shifrin announce the
marriage on June 12 of their
daughter, Barbara, to William K.
Hass, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Hass.
Eddie Cantor: "Nothing an-
noys a woman like having her
friends drop in unexpectedly to
find the house looking as it
usually does."
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