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Rhoda Goldstein Wed
To Jack Adelman
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A dinner and reception honoring the Bar Mitzvah of Yale
Levin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Levin, of 17606 Sussex, was held
last Sunday, at the Fort Wayne Hotel. The ceremony was ob-
served a day. earlier at Cong. Ahavas Achim.
Mr. Barney Potasch, of Southfield Township, will be in Los
Angeles, Calif. this weekend to attend the Bar Mitzvah on Satur-
day, of his grandson, Steven Isenberg, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry
Isenberg, former Detroiters. Also making the trip will be an aunt
of Steven's, Mrs. Dan Symez, of W. Outer Dr.
A reception. on Oct. 17 at Zack's honored the Bar Mitzvah of
Lawrence Allen Goldman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Goldman,
of 18210 Lesure. The Ceremony was held that day, at Cong. Beth
Moses.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Corby, of W. Outer Dr., recently celebrated
their 25th wedding anniversary at a dinner-dance given for rela-
tives and friends at the Sheraton Cadillac Hotel. The affair was
tendered by the Corby's children, Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Kom-
mel and Margot Corby, all students at the . University of Michigan.
Out-Zf-town guests were here from Chicago and-Los Angeles.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Barnett (Helen Schiff) have moved to
22110 Stratford, in Oak Park.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Kasle, of Muirland Ave., were hosts at.
MRS. JACK ADELMAN
a musicale last weekend which honored Dr. and. Mrs. Orville Linck.
GueSts present included Judge and Mrs. George Edwards, the Bert - In a double ring ceremony on
Smoklers, Stan Michaels, M. Halperins, A. Zwerdlings, George Oct. 11, Rhoda Goldstein, daugil -
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Abraham
Shermer, Dr. and Mrs. I. Feld and Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Gruber.
Goldstein, of Cherrylawn Ave.,
was joined in matrimony to
Jack Adelman, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Adelman, of Los Ar-
geles, Calif. The rituals were
conducted by Rabbi Jacob E.
Segal and Cantor Nicholas Fen-
'The Youth of a Nation are the Trustees
akel, at Adas Shalom Syna
aj Posterity."—Disraeli.
gogue.

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Tales Out of School

By

By

Judy

Nancy
Falk

Alzofon

Central -
High

Mumtord
High

There was "music in the air"
Student Council members
as 30 students from Central elected at last Friday's election
choir went to take part in the were Susan Biber, Walter Dishell,
550-voice choir appearing in the Nan Scholnick and Jerry Taylor,
Detroit News Music Festival, Oct. 9B; Sandy Abigau, Elaine Kolo-
10, at the Masonic Temple.
din, Ross Prujau and Howard
Various solo parts went to the Shapiro, 9A; Marlene Danto,
Central participants, including Deeana Dunsky, Harvey Lapides
Eugene Smoler, Barbara Sorsch • and Lynn Portnoy, 10B. Other
er, Sanford Lichterman, Ida Ne- grades will be represented by the
der, Wayne Rivers and Myron same delegates elected last
Holmbr. Appearing on the same spring y,
program were Julius LaRosa,
In another phase of Council
the Billy Williams Quartet, and activity, elections were held for
Cindy Lord.
the house of representatives,
Central won its first football which consists of a member from
game of the season, as .the team each record room. Unlike the
nipped MacKenzie by the score Senate, the house meets only
of 7-6.
once a month.
The Capri will be on sale for
The Latin Club, trying to stay
cldse to the customs of ancie0, only this week. Let's all support
Rome, elected its new leaders this terrific yearbook!
Mumford's football team pro-
into the same offices as leaders
or old Rome: Co-Counsels, or vided a real test for Southeast-
presidents, Eva Tenenbaum and ern last week, but finally suc-
Judy Alzofon; Quaestor, or trea- cumbed to one of the strongest
surer, Bernice Lahr; Scribe, or East Division powers, by. the
secretary, Elissa Panush, Histor score of 12 to 0.
or historian, Bev Simons.
Tuesday will bring the se-
Moishe Dworkin, Jerry • Green- mester's first report cards. Good
baum, Shel Ginns, Golda Robnei luck. Need we say more?
and Leo Dater, recently appear-
ed on Station WDTR in a pro- Committee Chairmen Named
gram called "Honor the Name " For JWF Women's Institute
The surprise disc-jockey, who
was 'guest at the 12B-12A .Au - 1 The program committee of the
tumn Shuffle was Robin Sey- Women's Division of the Jewish
mour. Many of us 'were quite! Welfare Federation under the
surprised to hear that Robin leadership of Mrs. Arthur I.
Gould, has begun to make plans
once attended Central High.
The Bernard Silverstein Chap-. for the annual January Insti-
ter of BBG, named in honor of tute which will take place Jan.
the late Mr.. Bernard Silverstein, I '13, at Temple Beth El. .
Committee chairmen for the
who taught music at Central,
held its second annual installa- morning session are: overall
tion. Janice Cohen was installed chairman, Mrs. Lewis Grossman;
as president; Judy Alzofon, session on the "Child," Mrs.
Veep; Janet Sosin and Barbara William Frank; session on "Ado-
Sorscher, Secretaries; Eileaa lescence," Mrs. Ben Snider; ses-
Kayne, treasurer; Arlene Gold- sion on the "Adult," Mrs. A. J.
enber Sgt. - at - Arms; Rose Seltzer; session ion the "Aged,"
Frank, chaplain; Thelma Tap- Mrs. Joseph GesChelin.
per, reporter; Judy Lewis, his-
torian; and Carole Mitnick, past Bereznitzer Arrange
president, as junior advisor.

Music Study Students
To Open Season Today

Student GroUp of the Music
Club will hold its opening meet-
ing of the season at 8 p.m., to-
day, at the home of Mrs. I Men-
delson, senior advisor, 17198
Woodingham. Prof. Stanislav
DeGorski, piano teacher, organ-
ist and composer, will give an
illustrated talk on Chopin.
Some of the members will par-
ticipate in the program. The
group is open to all high school
and college youth. For informa-
tion. caidl , Ar14:. „lgePciasor4,i PL.

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The bride's gown of blush pink
satin was covered with layers of
matching pink tulle with panes
of alencon lace. It was distin-
guished with a portrait neckline
o f accordion-pleated t u 11 e
trimmed with lace, and ended
in a cathedral train. Her finger-
tip veil fell from a wreath of
'alencon lace flowers, and she
carried white orchids with
streamers of stephanotis on a
prayer book.
Louise Gabe, the bride's sister-
in-law, was matron of honor,
' and bridesmaids were Hermine
Lipman, Joan Lewis and Greta
Lowy, of New Jersey. Beverly
Pepper was junior bridesmaid.
I Art Adelman, the bridegroom's
brother from Los Angeles, was
best man, while seating the
guests were Hy Brown, Jack
Gabe, brother of the bride, and
Sid Wilson, of Toronto. Ray-
mond Pepper was junior usher.

Plans Donor Nov. 17

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'lithe _ jOint social corninitteo.v

PAIS-BLAKE. Mr. and Mrs.
Norman Blake of Sturtevant
Ave. announce the marriage of
their daughter Florence, to
Bram Pais, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Pais of Atlantic City,
N. J. The ceremony was per-
formed on Oct. 4. The young
couple is spending a fortnight
motoring through the Southern
and Eastern States. Upon their
return, -they will reside at 3353 ..
Boston Blvd.

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ROSENS-SILLS: The marriage
of Mae Beverly Sills, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Philip M. Sills, and
Herman Alexander Rosens, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Rosens,
was solemnized Sunday by Rabbi
Prero, at the Young Israel Cen-
ter.
Out-of-town guests at the
wedding included Mr. and Mrs.
S. Paul Epstein of Bayonne, N. J.,
and Bernard Slomovitz of North
Arlington, N. J.

MISS MARLENE FENKELL •
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Fenkell,
of- Cherrylawn Ave., announce
the recent engagement of their
i daughter, Marlene, to Dr. Sid-
ney Gilbert, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Sol Goldman, of Elmhurst Ave.
I A November wedding is planned.

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.Beatrice Sugar, senior vice-
president of the Department of
Michigan Ladies Auxiliary, Jew-
ish War Veterans, announce 3
the department's seventh annu-
al donor lunch
eon, to be held ,
at 12:30 p. m ,
Nov. 17, at' Ma-
sonic Temple.
.Working with ;
Mrs. Sugar on'
the event • are
t h e folloWing
Auxiliary chair- '
men:
Lillian Perl-
man, program;
Corrine Oppen-
Mrs. Sugar heim and Eve
Solomon, tickets; Pearl Spinner
, and Adele Goldstein, liners; El-
eanore Silk, hospitality; May
Berkley and Lillian Bernstein,
book; Shirley Shapiro and Syl-
via Koss, gifts; Arlene Rhodes,
advisor; *Frances Barsky and
Evelyn Skupsky, secretaries; El-
eanor Rubin, rally; Fan Henc
ken, Lillian Bernstein and Ruth
Elson, captains; and Ruth Weiss,
publicity.
Mrs. Edith Hoffman, depart-
ment president, states that the
20th Annual Banquet
program, which was such a big
hit last year, will be repeated
Proceeds of the 20th annual again at this year's donor. For
banquet of Bereznitzer Aid So- information or tickets, call Mr..
ciety, to be held Dec. 13 at Beth Sugar, UN. 3-8854.
Aaron Synagogue, will be used to
assist the Allied Jewish Cam- Rex Lodge and Chapter
paign, Histadrut, Yeshivoth and Planning Costume Ball
other worthy causes, it was an-
nounced this week.
Rex Lodge and Chapter, Bna i
The banquet will celebrate the Brith will hold their second an
society's 20th anniversary and nual costume ball at 8:30 p.m., i
its organized efforts in behalf of Oct. 31, at Jericho Temple, 11331
important movements.
LinwOod. Larry Friedman and
The banquet is being planned his orchestra will play for danc-
by Peter S. Goldstein, chairman; ing. For tickets, call 'June Feld-
Nathan Rose, co-chairman; Hel- ! man, TO. 5-0649, or Larry Glob- .
'erson, TO., 8-0247, chairman ; of
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Marlene Fenkell Weds
Dr. Sidney Gilbert

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