Celebrate Golden
Wedding Saturday
12—DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, March 26, 1954
M arriag.e
MR,. AND MRS. LOUIS LEVIN
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Levin, 3200
Fullerton, will celebrate their
golden wedding anniversary Sat-
urday in Miami Beach, Fla., with
their children and grandchil-
dren.
Married in Russia in March,
1904, Mr. and Mrs. Levin came
to Detroit in July of the same
year.
Mr. Levin, proprietor of Grand
River Lumber Co., is past presi-
dent of Bnai Israel Synagogue
(the old Mullet St. Shul), past
vice president of Mogen Avra-
ham Synagogue, and a founder
of Yeshivath Beth Yehuda.
Mr. and M4s. Levin's children
are Mr. and Mrs. Morris Suke-
nic, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cohen,
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Glick, and
Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Levin. They
have five grandchildren.
Re-Elect Officers
Of HB Society
For Third Term
At a recent fully-attended
general board meeting of the
Hebrew Benevolent Society
(Chesed Shel Emes)' the board
of directors, by acclamation,
approved the recommendation
of its nominating committee and
re-elected Harry E. Citron presi-
dent, along with the full slate
of incumbent officers.
Approved for a third term,
besides Citron, were David Rich-
man, vice-president, Barney Cit-
ron., recording secretary, Hyman
Mitnick, treasurer, Peter S.
Goldstein and Nathan Wolok,
trustees.
The vote was a testimonial
to the yeoman work these men
have done for the institution.
They have unselfishly given their
time and services on behalf of
the Hebrew Benevolent Society
to make it a landmark in De-
troit's Jewish Community.
The formal installation will
take place April 10, at Horowitz's
Catering Hall; on Dexter.
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SCHRIBER-FOLBE. In a re-
cent double-ring ceremony at
Temple Israel, Annette Frances
Folbe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
William Folbe, of Strathmoor
Ave., was united in marriage to
Frederick Ronald Schriber, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Schriber,
of Grandville Rd. Rabbis Leon
Pram and Jacob Segal and Can-
tor Robert Tulman officiated.
The bride's gown was an orig-
inal creation of white chantilly
lace, styled with seed pearls on a
scalloped neckline. A tight bod-
ice extended into a full skirt
and ended in a formal train. Her
fingertip veil was held in place
by a band of matching lace and
seed pearls, and she carried
orchids and stephanotis on a
white Bible.
Mrs. Maurice Chandler was
matron of honor, and Beverly
Weiner was maid of honor. Serv-
ing as bridesmaids were Joanne
Lewis and Ruth Mandel, with
Marilyn Tuttleman as flower
girl. Alvin Schriber was his
brother's best man, and ushers
included Norman Folbe, Sanford
Golden and Harvey Shapiro.
Joel Golden was ring bearer.
Out of town guests were from
Chicago, Ill., Providence, R.I.;
Charleston, W. Va. and Cleve-
land, 0. The newlyweds spent
their honeymoon in Miami
Beach, Fla.
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Saturday Review Editor to Speak at Council Event
Norman Cousins, editor of the
Saturday Review of Literature,
will be guest speaker at a meet-
ing of the Detroit Section, Na-
tional Council of Jewish Women,
at 8:15 p.m., April 5, at Temple
Beth El.
The meeting is Council's one
evening program during the
year, for paid-
p members
and their hus-
bands. The pub-
lic is invited at
a small charge.
Following
greetings by
Mrs. Daniel
Krouse, N C J W
°resident, Cous-
ins will address
the audience on
'Who Speaks
for Man?"
Cousins Editor of the
Saturday Review since 1940,
Cousins has expanded the mag-
azine's scope from purely liter-
ary articles to ideas on the de-
.
velopment of our national cul-
ture. As recently as last fall
Cousins returned from his third
world survey in six years, during
which he visited the major crisis
centers on the globe.
President of the United World
Federalists, t h e organization
which supports a drastically
strengthened United Nations,
Bnai Moshe Holds Meeting
The annual meeting of Cong.
Bnai Moshe will be held at 2
p.m., Sunday, in the Harry Ros-
man assembly hall. Election of
officers will take place; directors
will be chosen to fill vacancies.
Committee chairmen will sub-
mit annual reports.
possessing powers of world law,
Cousins is also vice-president of
the PEN club, an organization
of writers, editors and pub-
lishers.
He is the author of two books
"M o d e r n Man Is Obsolete,*
which reached millions of people
through printings in seven lan-
guages, and his recent publica-
tion, "Who Speaks for Man?*
now in its fifth printing.
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Awarded Bronze Star
A bronze star medal was re-
cently awarded to Sgt. Milton
David Lippitt for "meritorious
service" in Korea, according to
a citation received this week by
his parents, Mr .and Mrs. Martin
Lippitt, of 19946 Marlowe.
Sgt. Lippitt, now stationed at
ChunZhon, Korea where he is a
supervisor of personnel and
training with the U. S. Army,
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OSE Granted Full Status
In United Nation's Committee
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