12 DETROIT JEWISH NEWS — IQ et a t e Roman tC Friday, July 2, 1954 ~ l idin g O b out Beth Abraham to Break Ground at 7 Mile Site The entire Jewish commun- ity is invited to attend ground- breaking ceremonies of the new Beth Abraham Synagogue, W. Seven Mile Rd., at Greenlawn, at 11 a.m., July 11, it was an- nounced this week by the ground-breaking committee. The program will feature a number of prominent civic, ed- ucational and religious leaders of local, state and national level, the announcement added. - Benjamin Siegal is chairman of arrangements for the ground- breaking exercises. WEDDING? BAR MITZVAH? ROSENBLAT, M.G. and His Orchestra 6. Associate Bands MISS SUSAN STAMLER Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. Stam- ler, of Muirland Ave., announce the engagement of their daugh- ter, Susan Delores, to S. Robert Conviser, of Boston, Mass., son of Mrs. Rae Conviser and the late Mr. Louis I. • Conviser Miss Stamler is a graduate of Liggett School, attended Univer- sity of -Arizona, and received her B.A. degree from UCLA, after which she entered the school of social work at Boston University. She is now teaching at Scituate, Mass. Mr. Conviser attended the schools of engineering at North- eastern University and Tufts College, and received his M.S. degree at Harvard University after serving three and a half years in the U. S. Navy. An early July wedding is planned, after which the couple will reside in- Cambridge, Mass. e rgo June 24—To Dr. and Mrs. Jack M o r o f (Joyce Lachman), of 16205 Kentucky, a d a u g h t e r; Susan Denise. * June .23—To Dr. and Mrs. Wayne T. Bensman, former. De- troiters, now of Chicago, Ill., a son, 'Robert Alan.. * * * June 22—To Mr. and Mrs. Ted Richard, of 16235 Woodingham, a son, Lawrence Marshall. * * * June 22 — To Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell Lowe, of Lawrence Ave., a son, Jonathan David. * * * . June 19 — To Dr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Gossman. (Beatrice - Nemer), of 18621 San Juan, a son, David Elliott. * * * • June 18--To Mr. and Mrs. Al- bert Stone (Geraldine Yagoda), of 23880 Ithaca, Oak Park, Mich., a son, Kenneth Dean. * * * June 10 — To Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shapiro (Esther Landau), of 21970 Parklawn, Oak Park, Mich., a daughter, Audrey Lynn. 71: * * June 9—To Mr. and Mrs. Sol Cash (Greta Poulin). of Roches- ter Ave., a daughter, Hilery Beth. • CERTIFIED MOHEL Rev. Yekudah Loewy SERVING IN H ospitals and Homes TE. 4-7355 3761 HUMPHREY AVE. MISS RHEA FEUERMAN At a recent family dinner par- ty, the engagement of Rhea Feuerman, daughter of Mrs. Lil- lian Feuerman, of Ewald Circle, and the late Mr. Max Feuerman, was announced to Dr. Harold Rosen, son of Mr. -and Mrs. us Rosen, of Monica Ave. A late summer wedding is planned. Rosenwald AL Post Headed by J. Shapiro MISS ARLINE' EECHEK At a recent cocktail party in their home, Mr. and Mrs. Morton J. Bechek, of Vassar Dr., an- nounced the engageinent of their daughter, Arline Rae, to Harold Borkin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Borkin, of Cortland Ave. The bride-elect is a sophomore at the University of Michigan. Mr. Borkin also attends U. of M. and is a junior in the school of architecture and design. The couple plan to wed next June. . ROsenwald Post, American Le- gion, at its annual election meet- ing voted into office the follow- Awry ing members: Joseph Shapiro ; commander; Robert Levitt and Joseph Gold- ir stein, vice-commanders; Irving Cohen, finance officer; Allan This Week's Radio and Weil, historian; Hyman PaVsner; Television Programs chaplain; - Samuel_ Neshefsky, of Jewish •Interest sgt-at-arms; Louis Eilbaum, ad- jutant, THE ETERNAL LIGHT The installation of the Post, Time: 12:30 p.m., Sunday. which always takes place during Station: WWJ. the High Holy Day season, has Feature: The beginning of a been scheduled for Oct. 9, in the social hall of Cong. Bnai Moshe. special summer series of , prO- grams, "Words We Live By," will The new commander is a vet- be presented. Again this year, teran • of •World War I, is a for- the program will highlight in- mer member of the Veterans of formal conversations by Maurice Foreign Wars, holds the Military Samuel and Mark Van Doren, Order of the Purple Heart and two of America's most distin- is a charter member of Post 135, guished authors: Their discus- Jewish War Veterans. sions will be called "The Sup- The -electicin ended activity of porting Cast of the Bible," . em- the Post fore the summer, with phasizing roles played in Bibli- the exception of a picnic fristory by some of its lessed planned for this month. For . in- I I known characters. * * formation on Post activities, call UN, 1-60392 ALTMAN'S JEWISH HOUR Time: 10:30 a.m., Sunday. Set July Activities Station: WJLB.' Feature: Meyer Silverman, At Home for Aged honorary president of the Gold • Dr. Benjamin Welling, chair- Star Parents of the Jewish War man of the occupational and Veterans, will discuss the pro- recreation committee, reports gram of the organization. The that the Jewish Home for the broadcast was arranged in coop- Aged has scheduled an interest- eration with the Jewish Com- munity Council, of which GSP ing program for July. is a member. The monthly birthday party, to be held July 22, will feature entertainment by Renee Studios. DAIA Mourns Death Nita Renee, expert in the art Or Halutzim in Israel of the dance, presents a pro- BUENOS A I R E S, (JTA) gram of dancing by her students DAIA, central representative each year at the Home/. Rabbi David S. Baskt will giye body of Argentine 'Jewry, a series of lectures on the Books mourned the death of two 'Ar- of the Prophets, each Thursday gentine Jewish halutzim who were among the three Israelis evening: The daily diversional activity killed in an Arab ambush at program will go on as usual Mevoot Betar in Israel. during July. Activities, such as "And God Almighty bless thee bingo, , outdoor movies, Talmud and Bible classes, beauty shop (Jacob) . and give thee the appointments, record concerts, blessings of Abraham to thee, arts and crafts and work in the and to thy seed with thee, that hobby shop and sheltered work- thou mayest inherit the land of shop are weekly events. - The thy sojournings, which God gave Home has found that providing unto Abraham."—Genesis 28:1-3. a program of activities for the residents has great therapeutic value for those who participate. MISS HARRIETT SHAPIRO Mr. and. Mrs. Max Shapiro, of 18616 Cherrylawn, at a recent family dinner, announced the engagement of their daughter, Harriett Joyce, to James A. Wal- ker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Walker, of 17180 Indiana. The bride-elect attends Wayne University, where she is a mem- ber of Iota Alpha Pi sorority. Her fiance is entering the Ohio College of Chiropody, after pre- viously attending Wayne Univer- sity and Ripon College. See Why Ford Is First' in Sales a the on. a '54 FORD CAR See— Ms or TRUCK at STARK HICKEY, INC. 8461 Gd. River EXPERT MOHEL Recominended by Physicians Serving •In Hospitals and Homes 13245 Roselawn . UN. 3-6242 TY. 5-4321 Rev. 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