DETROIT JEWISH NEWS-17
Friday, April 9, 1954

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In celebration of the 40th wedding anniversary of Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Adinoff, of Port Huron, a reception was tendered re-
cently by their children, Mr. and Mrs. Morton A. Eden, Mr. and
Mrs. Bernard Adinoff, of Dayton, 0., and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Adinoff, in the latter's home on Ilene Ave. Among the family in
attendance were the Adinoff's seven grandchildren.
Mitzi Rachleff, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Rachleff, of
Pasadena Ave., was honored recently with a ,sweet sixteen party
given by her parents, in the Lee Plaza Hotel. Thirty guests helped
Mitzi to celebrate.
Mrs. J. Zemmol, of 3824 Fullerton, entertained Mrs. J. Spiel-
berg at a •recent tea in honor of the latter's departure for Europe
and Israel. Mrs. Spielberg will visit her family in Israel whom
she has not seen for 32 years.
Mrs. Ann Jaffe gave a surprise birthday party for her sister,
Jean Tonkin last week, at which dinner was served to 30 guests
and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Mackie, of Birwood Ave., recently hon-
ored their daughter, Harriet Glenda, with a sweet sixteen buffet
supper and dance at Pythian Castle, on Wyoming. Over- 15 friends
and relatives honored Harriet, whose host was Larry Hurwitz.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Halpern, of Tyler Ave., left for Europe
aboard HMS Queen Elizabeth on Wednesday. After a brief visit
in Paris, the Halperns will fly aboard El Al to Israel where they
will spend five weeks with their relatives, returning to Europe
before coming home in June:
Mr. Gad Rosenbaum, of Pasadena Ave., will leave aboard HMS
Queen Mary next week to spend the Passover holidays with rela-
tives in London. Mr. Rosenbaum will continue to Israel, returning
via Italy and France in June.
Mrs. Harry L. Joiaes, chairman of the Women's Division of the
Detroit Allied Jewish Campaign, wilt' be the guest of honor at the
leaders' reception of the 1954 Flint United Jewish Appeal, Mon-
day evening, at the home of Mrs. Edwin Elk, 1411 Calumet, Flint,
it was announced by Mrs. William Bailies and Mrs. Henry Living-
ston, Flint drive co-chairmen.

Yiddish Poet, Chaim Grade to Speak
At Warsaw Ghetto Memorial Sunday

The Jewish Community Coun-
cil invites the community to
participate in the commemora-
tion of the Warsaw Ghetto up-
rising at 8:30 p.m., Sunday, in
the Brown Memorial Chapel,
Temple Beth El.
Chaim Grade, noted Yiddish
poet, will address the gathering
in Yiddish. A student of Yeshi-
voth in Poland and Lithuania,
he acquired a rich Jewish back-

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he moved from place to place as
the Germans tried to capture
•him.
i Following the war, Grade left
Poland for Paris, where he be-
: came president of the Jewish
Writers Organization. In 1948, he
-came to America under the au-
spices of the Jewish Culture
Congress. Since that time; he
has been active as a writer and
lecturer. Many of his books of
poetry have been translated into
foreign languages.
Participating in the program
will be Rabbi Jacob Segal, who
will deliver the English address;
the combined Halevy and Work-
men's Circle choirs, directed by
Dan Frohman, who will sing ap-
propriate musical selections;
Harry Goldstein, radio artist, as
dramatic narrator; and Cantor
Goldring, who will chant appro-
priate liturgical and ghetto song
selections.
In addition to the program,
each person ' attending will re-
ceive a brochure •detailing the
story of the epic uprising • and
also containing literary selec-
tions from ghetto survivors,
stated I. Pokempner, program
chairman.

Mrs. Bargrnan Remains
Women's Bond Leader .

Dance With Delight
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At a meeting of the Israel
bond executive :ommittee, Tues-
day, at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. David Safran, Mrs. Theo-
dore Barginan was renamed
chairman of the women's divi-
sion.
Mr. Safran was named chair-
man of the steering committee
of the 1954 bond drive. Phillip
Stollman accepted the chair-
manship of the 1954 drive.

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MISS MONICA ZWEIG

At a recent party, Mr. and
Mrs. Moe Zweig, of Toronto,
Ont., announced the engagement
of their daughter,. Monica, to
Norman Howard Ziegelman, son
of Mrs. Louis A. Benton, of Allen
Park, and Mr. Samuel Ziegel-
man, of Detroit.
The bride-elect will graduate
in May from the University of
Toronto. Her fiance is • in the
June graduating *class of the
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LONDON, (JTA) — The House
of Lords, sitting as the highest
court in Britain, rejected an ap-
peal of the Arab Bank of Jordan,
for recovery of 582,000 pounds
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Barclay's Bank in the new city
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