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Davis-Olender Rites
Soleinnized Aug. 9
(lady
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Yanieh, Who recently returned from
a summer at Camp Herzl, Webster, Wis., were in Detroit only
briefly before leaving for, Europe and Israel today, aboard the
SS United States. An open house reception was given for them
by Mrs. Yanich's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Kassel ,of 2316
Atkinson, prior to their departure. The couple expects to stay
in Israel for at least two years, during which time Mr. Yauich,
a social worker, will enter that. field of activity. Their address in
Israel will be No. 25 Shikun Rassco, Katamon, Jerusalem, Israel.
To honor their daughter, Annette, who will leave . soon for
Israel with the Habonim Study Group, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Stoll-
man will be at home to relatives and friends, at a Bon Voyage,
Sunday, Sept. 6, 2 to 6 p:m., at their home, 4031 Leslie. No cards.
The Habonim Study Group plans to tour all of Israel, to visit the
country's historic places and to be housed during its stay at Kfar
Blum.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Kogan and family have moved from Mc-
Quade Ave. to their new home at 18229 Kentucky.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Zuckerman recently celebrated their 45th
wedding anniversary with their family and friends. Among those
present were their three children, Paul, Victor and Manny. The
Zuckermans have been feted by a number of organizations, both
in celebration of their anniversary and to bid them Bon Voyage
on a trip they plan to take beginning Sept. 26. They will sail
aboard the Isle deFrance for Paris, Israel and their native land,
Turkey.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert D. Wolff of San Antonio, Tex., are the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alan Sloan of 128130 Santa Clara. Their
daughter, Florence Elaine, was honored at a reception last Sunday,
by Mr. and Mrs. Sloan,' at their home, on the occasion of her be-
trothal to their son, Arthur M.
Dr. Jack Agins; formerly a practicing physician in Detroit for
more than twenty-five years and now affiliated with Temple Hos-
pital in Los Angeles, is visiting Detroit with Mrs. Agins on a brief
Vacation. Dr. Agins is the author of "Mates and Mismates," a book
on marriage relations, which is currently enjoying considerable
Success. Dr. and Mrs. Agins are staying with Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Agins at 19540 Stratford Road. They will remain in Detroit until
Sept. 16.
Omena Inn Closes
Season Labor Day;
Zatkoff-Schwartz Rites
Planned for Next June
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Landis and
family, hosts of beautiful Omena
Inn, on Grand Traverse Bay at
Omena, Mich., are ringing down
the curtain on the 1953 season
with gay festivities for the Labor
Day week end.
The management expressed.
thanks to its staff for coopera-
tion during the summer. To Ben
Zavin, for his direction of enter-
tainment; to Harold Herman
orchestra, to Wyn Garden Lan-
• dis for her rendition of Yiddish,
Palestinian and operatic songs;
to Joe Cornell and his captivat-
ing partner Henrietta Herma-
line, for their dance routines; to
culinary mistress, Mrs. Levitt,
and to The Jewish News, for
cooperation in the successful
season.
HERSCHEL
LEIB
MAX
Max Leib
Herschel Leib
and Their Orchestras
Now Accepting Engagements
For
Weddings — Bar Mitzvahs
Social Functions
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& ASSOCIATES
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Weddings j Parties
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Associated with
BENYAS - KAUFMAN
Lt. RAYMOND ZUSSMAN its dinner-dance, planned this
AUXILIARY will hold a buffet year for Oct. 11, in the Belmont
supper on Sept. 14, after which Plaza Hotel, Woodward and Cal-
cookies will be wrapped for GIs vert. Tickets are currently being
in Korea.
distributed.
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Pfc. JOSEPH L. BALE POST
recently met to make plans for
Round Table Announces
Education Appointment
LAWRENCE H. JONES AUX-
ILIARY recently gave a party
at Percy Jones Hospital, an -
nounced Mrs. Ruth Schreiber,
hospital chairman. Co-workers
who helped with the event were
Mesdames Jean Brose, Dora
Blatnikoff, Libby Fogelman,
Frances Gavern, Belle Osterman
and Lillian Sprague. State hos-
pital chairman, Mrs. Helen Cog-
gan, accompanied the group.
Dr. Robert M. Frehse,. director
of the Detroit Round Table of
the National Conference of
Christians and Jews, announces
the appointment of Mrs. Lytle
P. Colvin as director of educa-
tional services to' Michigan
schools and colleges.
Other new staff members of
It'sNen...,
the brotherhood organization in-
clude Ralph Hartshorn, admin-
and Oh
MRS. MARVIN ()LENDER
istrative assistant; and Miss
So
Lovely!
Calkins, program con-
On Aug. 9, at a candlelight Jeanne
sultant.
ceremony in the Sheraton-Cad-
illac Hotel, Beverly Ann Davis,
Music Styled Especially for You
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Max
Davis, exchanged marriage vows
the orchestra of
with Marvin °lender, son of Mr.
The
and Mrs. Philip Olender. Rabbi
Jacob E. Segal and Cantor
Salon
Nicholas Fenakel officiated.
The bride's gown was of white
No. 2
mousseline de soie over silk taf-
feta, and was fashioned with
long sleeves, tight bodice of
Announcing the Association
chantilly lace, off-the-shoulder
neckline, appliqued in tiny mot-
of
ifs of the lace and iridescent
plates. Her bouffant skirt fell
into a traditional t r a i n. A
three-tiered veil of French illu-
sion fell to her fingers 'from a
Juliet cap of matching lace, and
she carried a white Bible cov-
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ered with white orchids.
Sales, Leases and the Development of
Barbara Olender was maid of
honor, and Mrs. Lewis' Davis was
Commercial and Industrial Properties
matron of honor. Bridesmaids
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included Judith Levine, Babette
Kahn, Diane Tackman, Arlene
Leon and Elaine Kolodin, who
was junior bridesmaid. Joyce
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Schubiner was flower girl.
Jerome Reese was best man,•
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and ushers were Dr. Al Blaze,
Herbert Lux, Marvin Howard
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and Lewis Davis. Charles Olen-
der was junior usher.
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26 Lbs.
Following dinner and a recep-
tion, the couple left for a honey-
moon in Wisconsin. On their re-
turn, they will reside on Ewald
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Circle.
12244 Dexter Blvd.
Detroit
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MORRY DIRENFELD
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MISS MARILYN ZATKOFF
The engagement of Marilyn
Zatkoff, daughter of Mrs. Eva
Zatkoff, of Buena Vista Ave.,
and the late Mr. Harry Zatkoff,
was announced at a recent din-
ner party to Donald Erwin
Schwartz, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Schwartz, of Sturtevant
Ave. .
The bridegroom-elect is pres-
ently a student at the Detroit
Institute of Technology. A June
wedding is planned.
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Electrical Appliances for Israel Also Available
Sid Shmarak's
Business Briefs
THE NEW YORK LINOLEUM
AND CARPET COMPANY, serv-
icing the community's floor cov-
ering needs for over a quarter
of a century, is preparing . to
open a beautiful new store at
7324-28 W. Seven Mile Road. The
store, covering 4000 square feet
of space, is done in modern
decor, and specially lighted to
DETROIT JEWISH NEWS-15 highlight the beauty of more
than several hundred rolls and
Friday, September 4, 1953
samples of the finest carpeting
from America's leading mills. A
Now Accepting Engagements For
new service offered will be cus-
Sept.,Oct., Nov., Dec.
tom dyed chenille and cotton
carpets to harmonize with your
color scheme. The store, to be
opened soon, will be managed by
And His Dance Band
Joe Fetter, long associated with
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the organization.
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Plastic Furniture Covers
located at 11525 Dexter, is now
MADE TO ORUER OR
offering a new process to the
READY MADE
community. The new process
hardens the lenses of - glasses
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which reduceS the posSibility of
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scratching and breakage. Ac -
SEPARATE CUSHION COVERS $1 UP
Cording to Mr. Rosen, this is es-
pecially good for children's
glasses, for unless the glasses
are forcibly scratched or broken,
they can last for as. long' as the
individual needs the particular
lens.
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Mrs. Jack Koenig and family
wish to tha,nk their many rela=
tives, friends and neighbors for
their thoughtfulness, kind deeds
and generous contributions to
organizations of all descriptions
in the'name of Dr. Jack I. Koe-
nig, their beloved husband and
father. May God bless all of
you.
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