▪ ▪ f DETROIT JEV,SH NEWS Friday, July 17, 1953 W omen 1 9 - ummilmmoilmonummmommiimimmiummiummitimmimmillmommimummilimminimm AL SALE 3 etul3 it announces a meeting on Aug. 12, at the home of Libby Wolfson, on Banta Rosa Dr., at which pre- I liminary plans for the Dec. 8 donor will be made. EQUALITY CLUB Beverly Hartstein Wed To Gerald E. Miller mm/4 ilin1111•11 C ARD OF THANKS The family of the late Saul B. Gale wishes to thank its rel- atives and friends for the •many kindnesses extended during its recent bereavement. we put our The excitement was high as can be about the wonderful values we offer. Our store was literally packed every day ... all last week . . . from morning until closing time. If you did not attend this great sale, make sure to be here as soon as you read this advertisement. You will! be thrilled with the savings we offer on NEW, CRISP, QUALITY merchandise ... and please NOTICE YOU CAN ALWAYS DO BETTER AT SALE N 0 w ON MRS. GERALD E. MILLER beans together and came up with a great new flavor idea CHOCOLATE VANILLA kTO chocolates Here's a subtle new blend of the coffee bean and the vanilla bean that's unlike anything you've ever tasted before - unless it reminds you, perhaps, of the delicate icing on a French pastry les light and lavish luxuriously continental in Barton's famous manner. AND SIX OTHER FLAVORS At all Barton's Detroit stores 19131 Livernois at 7 Mile 7541 W. McNichols cor. Lilac 1 8936 Wyoming at 7 Mile 13216 Dexter near Davison 1 1 563 Dexter at Burlingame 136 W. Lafayette near City Hall Grand River corner Griswold • 14259 Gratiot at 7 Mile Famous for Continental Chocolates and Continental Ice Cream At Barion'a 57 Continental Chocolat.- Shops in Detroit, New York, Philadelphia, and Newark. OPEN SUNDAYS In a recent ceremony at Adas Shalom Synagogue, Bever*.y Sharon Hartstein, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hartstein, of 19460 Hubbell, was united in marriage to Gerald Erwin .Mil- ler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Miller, of 3797 W. Grand. Rabbi Jacob E. Segal officiated. For her marriage, the bride chose a gown of white taffeta with a nylon tulle overskirt. The gown was styled with a chapel length train that was trimm'd in lace. Her crown, touched off with seed pearls, held in place a fingertip veil of .illusion. She carried two white orchids on a Bible. Vivian Greenspan was matron of honor, and Lois Titschler was maid of h o n o r. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Dorothy Goldberg, Karol Bloom, Rosalind Schul- man, Mrs. Jean Hollander and Mrs. Helen Schusterman. Junior bridesmaids were Louetta Hart- stein, Leslie Savage, Lois Rosner, Arlene Rosner and Bonnie Sav- age. Gerald - Granadier was beat man, while seating the guests were Ed Goldberg, Eugene Mit- chell, Sandy Hashkovitz, Mar- tin Hollander and Manny Schusterman. Marsha Hartstein and Elaine Schusterman were flower girls, and Eugene Goldberg was the ring bearer. - Following dinner and a recep- tion, the couple left for a honey- moon in New York, and are now residing at 19141 Ohio. Out-of-town guests attending the wedding were from England, New York, California and -Min- neapolis. ‘ 1.111•INIallai ElliniEN11 IM1111111111 111Mial• a - 11111111= IMES= NMI= NIMMINCI Office 2220 of the Synagogue Tuxedo TO. 8-8776 MOttl. TIH5R. T,1-3kORS. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. 10:0 a.m.-1:00 p.m. SUNDAY NOW and Directed by Abe Silver BEDSPREADS BEDSPREADS Gorgeously Styled of Satins and Mul- ticord, appliqued with Velvet. $ 14 98 VALUES. BEAT Da and w n two of a o kio nd Values up to $50.00 500 NOW NOW Reg. $14.98 HAND PAINTED Washable Taffeta SHOWER SETS FIRST QUALITY NOW PACIFIC CONTOUR Reg. $7.95 Plastic Shower Sets, NOW SHEETS Spun Rayon Table Cloth Sets $ 98 Need No Ironing Double Size Twin Size 1" $ $3.98 Set 2" ===== Set Modern Pattern, 52x52, 4 Napkins, Reg. $5.98, Now . ... 52x70 6 Napkins. Reg. $7.98, NOW $4.98 Set =NEM 11MEN11111 MN. 80 Square Print QUILT COVERS Values Are Only $4.98 MEWS 11•1111••1111 Wool Filled Nationally Advertised SATIN COMFORTERS BATES 1• ••=111 1•11 1••111 .1111.11.1 $9.98 $4.98 Imo aoeto sAvE !NEN NMI= to $5.98 RUFFLE CURTAINS Rayons, Cot- tons 90" long. While they last NMI= MIMEO $1.50 Pr. Lined Satin DRAPES BEDSPREADS Reg. $7.95-Sale Priced $3.98 values up 1•131•1 ■ 11 Reversible Colors Reg. $14.98-Sale Price /NUM And Here Is Your OPPORTUNITY! DON'T MISS THESE BARGAINS Large 22x44 Rayon Printed BEACH Reg. $1.29 TOWELS CANNON TABLE CLOTHS Reg. $2.98 TOWELS Reg. $4.98 Double Window Ruffle CURTAINS Also Multicords, Antique Satins. Values up to $14.98 Marquisettes, Cushion Dots, Pebble Dots. Reg. $7.98 NOW NOW NOW NOW NOW $3.98 pr. $2.98 pr. $1.98 79c $2.98 52x70 110.1•1111 1.•1111•1 Cannon Sculptured 25x50 TOWELS Reg. $2.29 Colors, grey, green, aqua While They Last LITURGY BY Cong. Bnai David Choir, Manufacturers Sample That Can't Be Outstanding Rabbi to Officiate Cantor Hyman J. Adler NOW $ 17 98 $50.00 & $60.00 Cordings 1.1111•1111. Available at $1150 Now LL 5 New Colors. Made to Sell for $45.00. With Jumbo Striped ELMHURST at 14th Ave. Cords Now With Metallic Drops & Cording SPREADS Fully Lined. $ 12" BEDSPREADS Chromspun CONGREGATION BNAI DAVID (Main Auditorium) BED BEDSPREADS BEDSPREADS HIGH HOLY DAYS SERVICES Admission $9.00 to $25.00 Chromspun FONTANA Coverlet Style Shiffley Embroidered NOW Workmen's Circle Branch Plans Steak Roast July 25 SEATS NOW AVAILABLE 1953 ° Just Unpacked, Special Purchase Celanese Reg. $24.98 MENEM A steak roast has been plan- ned for 9:30 p. m., July 25 by members of Branch 470, Work- men's Cifcle Center, as its first summer activity. Helen Fel- stein, chairman, announces that the event will be held at Stoe- pel Park, Evergreen and W. Outer Dr. In addition to roasting steaks over the fire, the evening also will include games and com- munity singing. BEN PliPKO'S $1.00 Only 80 x 84 Celanese Multicord Reversible Scalloped SUMMER QUILTS COVERLETS NOW $6.98 Reg. $14.98 NOW $8.98 Shop in Air Conditioned Corn/0H Open Thursday and Saturday WE 3-4857 Until 9 P.M. riiiiiiiiiiiiMiliii110111111111111111111111111111ifillilliliM11111111111111111111ifiliiiiiiiliglOPIliliffilliilliilifiililililiNE: CMICSEIM 111•1=131:1 C.631a.