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Ether Lubarsky Wed
To Jack Achtman
MRS. JACK ACHTMAN
In a ceremony on June 14,
at Turover Temple, Esther Lu-
barsky, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Sam L u b a r s k y, of 4095
Clements, was united in mar-
riage to Jack Achtman, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Achtman, of
12326 Stoepel. A. dinner and
reception followed the weddit_g
ritual.
"Going to Israel" Book
Printed by Zionists
"So You're Going to Israel,"
a concise and handy guide for
the American tourist, published
by the tourist department of
the Zionist Organization of
America, has just appeared in
its fifth revised edition.
The booklet also includes
many human interest details
which make for fascinating
reading and help the visitors
understand the •land he is visit-
ing. It includes special sections
on night clubs in Israel, various
styles of cuisine and shopping
problems.
The revised edition sells for
50 cents and is available at tour-
ist agencies, book stores and the
tourist department, Zionist Or-
ganization of America, 521 Fifth
Ave., New York 17.
Mothers' Clubs Camp
To Rep e at Experiment
The Council of Mothers' Clubs
of the Jewish Community Cen-
ter announces that camp ac-
tivities are in full swing. The
first week's program, which ac-
cepted couples for the first time,
proved sc successful that an-
other session is planned for Au-
gust 23 to Labor Day, the last
two weeks of camping.
Information and registration
for the Mothers' Clubs camp,
located 15 miles from Port Hur-
on, on Lake Huron, is being
taken at the Dexter-Davison
Center from 5 to 10 p.m. week
days.
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Local BB Women
Win District Offices
The 21st annual meeting of
District Grand Lodge No. 6, held
this month at the Conrad Hilton
Hotel in Chicago, was attended
by 65 Detroit women, represent-
ing 16 local chapters.
Here is how Detroiters fared
in the District elections:
Mrs. Charles Solovich, past
president of the District, Detroit
Council and Pisgah Chapter
here, was elected to a three-
year term as representative to
national BBYO.
Mrs. Gerald Goldberg, past
president of Pisgah Chapter and
Detroit C o u n c i 1, was elected
third vice-president. Mrs. Rob-
ert Coggan, past president of
East Side Chapter and Council,
was named District guide.
The following women were
named members of the District
general committee: Mrs. Sam
Gutterman, past president of
Louis Brandeis Chapter and
Council; Mrs. Morris Tack, past
president of Detroit Chapter and
Council; and Mrs. Jules Meskin,
past president of Pisgah Chap-
ter.
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Friday, July 17, 1953
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The engagement of Diane Sue
Roberts, daughter of Mrs. Ger
trude Lynn Roberts, of Rose-
lawn Ave., and the late Mr.
Sydney Roberts, was recently
announced to Theodore Pearl-
knan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Pearlman, of Cranford, N.a
Both young people are seniors
at the University of Wisconsin
There are several members of
the goodfellowship Women's
Auxiliary who have learned
first-hand the perils of polio.
Their children have suffered
with it, and fortunately they
I have recovered.
They learned, like others in
similar straits, that it is quick
action by the National Founda-
tion for Infantile Paralysis
which enabled their children to
show no scars from the disease.
Although the work of the 36
members is dedicated through-
out the year to supporting the
work of the March of Dimes, a
special program has been ar-
ranged this year, with all pro-
ceeds going specifically to fight
polio.
The event, a games party, is
scheduled for 8 p.m., July 29, in
the Mayfair Room, and will
feature prizes, awards and re-
freshments. A special appeal
has been issued by the women
to all Detroit mothers to attend
and join the war on infantile
paralysis.
Tickets for the affair are be-
ing sold by Mrs. Lillian Schech-
ter,. who can be reached at TO.
6-8950 for information.
Negro Group Honors
Republican Leader
Benjamin D. Burdick, Repub-
lican chairman of the 15th Con-
gressional district of Michigan,
was recently honored with a
testimonial dinner given by the
Nacireman Society of Detroit.
The principal addresses were
delivered by Dr. A. W. Curtiss,
George Washington Carver re
s ear c h director of Tuskeegee
University; Fr. Malcolm Dade,
St. Cyprian's P.E. Church; Rev.
R. L. Jordan and James H.
Weaver, United Chfistian
Church; Frederick Long, presi-
dent of the West Side Human
Relations Counsel, Roy Morton,
president of the Nacireman So-
ciety; Louis C. Miriani, Com-
mon Council president. William
Bennett, pr o m i n e n t Detroit
Negro, was toastmaster.
Burdick t h a n k e d the many
people in all walks of Negro
life in Detroit who worked with
him on various projects through
the years.
NEW YORK, (JTA) — A 290-
pound jet engine that can add
tons to an airliner's carrying
capacity when used as an ad-
junct to conventional piston
power- plants was displayed at
El Al Israel Airlines' overhaul
base near New York Interna-
tional Airport.
Although the powerful little
"package" was developed for the
Israeli airline, it will be made
available to other airlines and
the United States Air Force.
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Mr. and Mrs. Irving Cohen, of
Wildemere Ave., announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Elayne Shirley, to . Marvin Wolf-
son, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
Wolfson, of Tuxedo Ave. An
October wedding is planned.
Franklin* Hills Country Club,
which this year is celebrating
its 25th anniversary, got its most
pleasant birthday present from
its golf pro, Walter Burkemo,
who last week won golf dom's
second most coveted title, the
Professional Golfers' Association
championship.
Burkemo, who has been with
the club for four years, was
given a rousing p a r t y last
Thursday night at the club. It
was attended by 350 members
and 50 guests.
The new PGA champion was
given a Buick. hardtop convert-
ible froth the members. The
presentation was made by Leon-
ard Simons, Franklin Hills
president.
Among the guests were Horton
Smith, PGA president, L y a 11
Smith, Free Press sports writer,
and Bud Lynch, who gave Bur-
kemo a gift from the Detroit
Sports Broadcasting Association.
Burkemo will probably take a
year off for tournaments and
exhibitions, pen din g approval
from the Franklin Hills board
of directors.
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