League of Jewish. Women Announce
Program for New Year's Activities

At a kickoff meeting at 'the
_home of its president, Mrs. Irv-
ing Small, the League of Jew-
ish, Women's Organizations
planned its activities for the

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Sept. 14—To Mr. and Mrs.
George E. Fink (Loretta Kas-
sem). of LaSalle Blvd., a daugh-
ter, Sharlene Arden.
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Sept. 10—To Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Gold (Ethel Pevzner),
of 19344 Rutherford, a son Mark
Victor.
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Sept. 7—To Mr. and Mrs.
Aubrey Smith (Devora Glaser),
of 2900 Tyler, a daughter,
Denise Ann.
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Sept. 5—To Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Kriechnian (Bea Pollock) , of
8721 Oak Park Blvd., Oak Park,
a daughter, Sandra Ceil,
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Sept. 4—To Mr. and Mrs.
David H. Dashow (Beatrice
Bechek), of 19786 Lesure,
daughter, Linda Susan.
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Sept. 4—To Mr. and Mrs. Her-
bert N. Waze (Harriet Blavin), a
son, Michael David.
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Sept. 4—To Mr. and Mrs. Irv-
ing Berent (Arlene Horwitz), of
17175 Roselawn, a son, Larry
Allen.
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Aug. 29 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Marshall Markle (Joyce Wein-
garden) , of Ohio Ave., a daugh-
ter, Sandra Cell.
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Aug. 28—To Mr. and Mrs. Sid-
ney Silvernian (Lillian Gins-
burg) , a daughter, Barbara-
Michele.
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Aug. 28—To Mr. and Mrs.
Jacob Axelrod, formerly of In-
dianapolis, now of 18215 Fair-
field, a son, Richard Joseph.
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Aug. 25—To Dr. and Mrs. Irv-
ing Levitt (Shirley Gourwitz), of
Santa Barbara Dr., a son, Don-
ald Bruce.
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Aug. 25—To Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Solomon (Frances Ko-
zak), of 20119 Freeland, a son
Larry Stuart.
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Aug. 17—To Mr. and Mrs. San-
ford Pliskow (Helen R. Ross).
of 3770 Atkinson, a son, Robert
Allen.
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To E. and Mrs. Jack Fink
(Florence Waze) formerly of
Detroit) , of • Chicago, Ill.. a
daughter, Leslie Myna,

season. Highlight of the after-
noon was the presentation of
a citation to the group by Mrs.
Philip Hellman representing the
Women's Division, Israel Bond
office.
Plans were made for a meet-
ing of the cooperative council,
under the chair-
manship of Mrs.
Morton Snyder,
on Oct. 8, and
a breakfast
meeting Oct. 15,
at the Wood-
:ward Jewish
Center.
The latter
event, to be
conducted in
cooperation with
the Torch Fund,
is under the di-
Mrs. Small rection of Mes-
dames Norman Kanter and Ben
Jacob s, community relations
chairmen. All organizations are
asked to bring their contribu-
tions.
For the first official meeting
on Nov. 5, at Adas Shalom Syn-
agogue, a dessert luncheon will
precede the program, which in-
cludes original skits, written by
Mesdames Nathan Spevakow and
Harry L. Jacksbn.
Members who would like to
appear in the skits should con-
tact Mrs. Philip Bernstein, 4745
Cortland. Those interested in a
leadership class should call Mrs.
Samuel B. Danto, who will con-
duct the course, at LI. 3-2457.
Committee appointments, an-
nounced by Mrs. Small, include:

Mesdames Rosalind B. May, publicity;
Emil Rothman, constitution; H. Hershorn,
membership; Arthur Rice, Red Cross;
Samuel B. Danto, club leadership; Henry
Onrich, arrangements; Arthur Gilbert,
co-chairman; M. Garelick, hospital visit-
ing; Barney Newman, telephone; Henry
Green, youth awards; Robert Coggan,
budget; David Keywell, parliamentarian;
Joseph Markel, music; Philip Bernstein,
program; BE.n Jacobs, community; Sans
Bleacher, cooperative council; Harry L.
Jackson, member-at-large.

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Pioneer Women List Year's Events

Mrs. Irving Posner, president
of the Detroit Council of Pioneer
Women, announces the latinch-
ing of this season's activities
with the group's fifth annual
membership "open house," to be
held at 9 p.m., Monday, at the
Davison Jewish Center.
Mrs. Ben Harold, chairman,
invites all Pioneer Women and
their friends to attend the pro-
gram and a social hour to fol-
low.
Rabbi Frank Rosenthal, of
Suburban Temple, will be guest
speaker, and Mrs. Florence Gold-.
ring will be guest artist, present-
ing a series of Jewish and He

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brew songs. A skit also will be
presented by the dramatic group
of Sharona Chapter.
According to Mrs. Michael
Michlin, vice-president of funds,
two major events have been
scheduled by Pioneer Women.
These include an honor roll
luncheon and fashion show Nov
3, at Beth Aaron Synagogue, and
the closing fund-raising event
program Dec. 13, at Masonic
Temple.

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Maimonides Auxiliary
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New members will be intro-
duced and old members wel-
comed back at the first meeting
of the season of the Women's
Auxiliary of Maimonides Medical
Society, to be held • at 1 p. m,,
Tuesday, at Northwood Inn.
A special ceremony will be
given to honor members active
for 25 years. Past presidents of
the organization will speak of
the goals and accomplishments
of - the group through the years.
Margit Kormendy, local con-
tralto, will render several vocal
selections, accompanied at the
piano by Henrietta Bodycomb.
Officers for the year are Mes-
dames Louis Kazdan, president;
Max Steiner and Joseph Dubin,
vice-Presidents; Arthur Gold-
berg, Henry Turkell, M. Sugar-
man, H. Schlesinger and L. C.
Wasserman, secretaries; M.
Stammell and S. Fried, treasur-
ers; and M. J. Mintz, auditor.
Committee chairmen include:

On Sunday, Aug. 23, marriage
vows were exchanged by Thelma
Muriel Shapiro, daughter of Mr.
and , Mrs. Harry L. Shapiro of
20130 Wakefield Road, and Arn-
sold I. Feuerman, son of Mr. and
Mrs. A. Feuerman, 18994 Fair-
Mesdames Benjamin Parker, budget;
field, at Congregation Shaarey Edward
Skully, committees; Leonard
Zedek with Rabbi Segal and Kurtz, constitution; Sanford Bennett and
Louis Kamen, courtesy; Morris Bachman
Cantor Sonenklar officiating,
and Sol Grossman, Community Council
The bride was gowned in ivory delegates; Paul Fraiberg, League of Jew-
ish Women's delegate; Morton Yarrows,
satin with over-skirt of rose- dramatics; Benjamin Reder and Ira Falk,
point lace falling into a short hospitality; Morton Adler, in honor of;
Klein, in memoriam; Joseph 'Du-
train. The fitted bodice had a Alfred
bin, membership; Max Steiner, program;
Benjamin
Gutow, publicity; David Kliger
sculptured neckline with short
Nathan Kapetansky, local scholar-
sleeves. Her fingertip veil of and
ship; Irving Levett, Israel; :Harold Podol-
pure_ silk illusion fell from a sky and Leonard Haking, telephone.
Wives of all physicians are
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and pearls. She carried white prospective members. For in-
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Attending the bride were: Mrs. Mrs. Dubin, UN. 3-0501.
DaVid I. Friedman, her sister,
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uerman, sister of the bride-
groom, maid of honor. Brides-
maids were Mrs. George Feuer-
man and Mrs. M. Pensler. Judy
Feuerman was flower-girl. Mark
Pensler was ring-bearer. George
Feuerman was his brother's best
man and ushers included Dr.
M, Pensler, David I. Friedman,
William B. Shapiro and_ Harry
Podoll.
After a dinner and reception,
the honeymooners motored to
northern Michigan. They will re-
side on Whitmore Road,

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