Arnette Weingarden
Weds Irving Traines

Gendler-Sherman Rites
Slated for December

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Mr. Larry Malin, of 16633 Bir-
wood, announces the Bar Mitz-
vah of his son, Jack, on Saturday,
at Yesnivath Chachmey Lublin.
A dinner in his honor will be
held that evening, at the May-
fair Room.
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Mr. and Mrs. Jack Denby, of
3835 Duane, announce the Bar
Mitzvah of their son, Mike, on
July 24, at Yeshivath Chachmey
Lublin. Open house in his honor
will. be held the following eve-
ning, in the home of his aunt,
Mrs. Bebe Denby, of 2523 At-
kinson, from 3 to 5 p.m.

Aid to Eloise Patients:
A Humanitarian Deed

MRS. IRVING S. TRAINES

In a recent double ring cere-
mony at Cong. Shaarey Zedek,
Arnette Weingarden, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Wein-
garden, of 18673 Santa Barbara,
was united in marriage to Irving
Stanley Traines, with Rabbi
Morris Adler officiatin g.
The bride was gowned in
white imported swiss organdy
with short sleeves, the five-
tiered bouffant skirt ending in a
Weep train. She carried a fan
surrounded by two orchids and
stephanotis.
Marilyn Joyce Gordon was
Maid of honor, and bridesmaids
were Mrs. Robert Parker, Phyl-
lis Sloan, and Audrey Sharon
Rocklin. Almyra Parker was
flower girl. William M. Engle
was best man, and ushers were
Jay Arthur Rocklin, Richard
Denlow, Gordon Ginsberg, and
Aaron Talcoff. Larry Rocklin
was ring bearer.
Following a reception at the
Eel Aire, the couple left for a
honeymoon through Wisconsin,
after which they will reside in
Adrian, Mich.

Editor, The Jewish News:
We wish to call the attention
of the Jewish community to the
many Jewish patients—young
and old men and women—at
Wayne County General Hospital,
at Eloise. It would be an act of
great humanitarianism if we
would think and do something
for these less fortunate people at
Eloise.
Other institutions have ward
parties and entertainment, spon-
sored by veterans, fraternal and
church groups. Entertainment
and perhaps a little music would
go a long way in bringing hap-
piness to our people, who cer-
tainly would benefit from it, at
Eloise.
It may be an idea for relatives
and friends of Jewish patientS
to form a group to provide com-
fort and happy times for their
loved ones and for those who
have no friends or visitors .
Let's do more and hear more
on this vital matter.
—Eloise Patients' Friend

Bar Mitzvahs

MISS FRIEDA GENDLER

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Business Briefs

Last week three members of
Zedakah Club visited Northville
State Hospital and presented a
tape recorder to the Social Service
Department for professional use.
The club has been interested in
the hospital for more than a
year and a half and is planning
future activities there.
Previously, the club members
have brought a large collection
of costume jewelry for the wom-
en patients and they are cur-
rently working on plans for the
annual Northville State hospi-
tal Fair in September. This is an
all-patient Carnival with com-
munity groups operating the
booths and furnishing small
prizes.
Dr. Philip N. Brown is medical
superintendent of the hospital.
Bruce Danto is psychiatric social
worker at the hospital.

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ROSALIE ABRAMOVITZ

The engagement of Rosalie
Abramovitz, daughter of Mrs.
Ann Abramovitz of Monica Ave-
nue, and the late Jack Abramo-
vitz, to 'George Schwartz, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Schwartz
of Ohio Avenue, was announced
recently.
The prospective bride-groom
attended Wayne University and
was a member of Mu Beta Chi
Fraternity. The bride-elect also
attended Wayne University.
The wedding date has been set
for Feb. 13, 1955.

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Rosalie Abramovitz
To Wed Geo. Schwartz

Zedakah Club Gives
Hospital a Recorder

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gendler,
of 13120 LaSalle Blvd., announce
the engagement of their dkugh-
ter Frieda, to Fred Shermah,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Abraham
Sherman, of 2130 Ewald Circle.
The romantic news was told at
an engagement dinner party
given for the immediate fami-
Ex-Senator's Son
lies.
Attending the event from out-
To Address Branch 7
of-town were Mrs. MariOn Le-
vitch and daughter, Phyllis, of
Branch Seven, Labor Zionist Chicago, Ill., and Mrs. Celia Le-
Organization of America, will vine, of Midland, Mich. The cou-
meet Sunday evening at the ple plans a Dec. 25 wedding.
home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Noveck, 18929 Lauder.
Sid Shmarak's
Guest speaker at the program
will be Blair Moody, Jr., son of
former Senator Blair Moody, who
will speak on behalf of his
father's candidacy in the Sena-
torial race.
Walter and Albert Fuchs an-
The ex-Senator is still re- nounce the opening of the
cuperating from a virus attack fourth branch of THE MULTI-
which struck him several weeks COLOR COMPANY, Michigan's
ago. Persons interested in the oldest and largest reproduction
Moody campaign are invited to house, established in 1893. The
new branch will be located at
attend the meeting.
16606 James Couzens, just south
of W. McNichols. With its four
strategic locations, Multi-color
offers on-the-spot blue print,
white print, photostat and au-
topositive service, as well as pho-
one of its best seasons after win- tographic services, photo-offset
ter remodeling added new corn- printing, COLOC tracing cloth
forts and conveniences for the reproductions, sales presenta-
tions, charts and other repro-
guests.
New rooms with tiled, private duction processes, with pick-up
baths and showers and spacious and delivery to any part of the
patios overlooking the lake af- city, or excellent while-you-wait
ford solid comfort. An air-condi- service.
tioned dining room, featuring ex-
cellent food, boasts dinner music
every day. Nightly entertainment Detroiter Appointed
and dancing "under the stars" L.A. Habonim Director
also is featured, and there is a
strictly private beach for guests.
David Appell, son of Mr. and
Glassman's Resort, located in
the heart of the resort area, this Mrs. Alex Appell of Detroit, has
year celebrates its 34th year of returned from a study tour of
service. Located on four acres Israel and reports enthusiasti-
of beautiful grounds, Glassman's cally on the spirit which domi-
features new rooms with private nates the youth of the Jewish
baths, a large, .new patio and state in their efforts to build
planned entertainment, both in- and defend their country.
Appell has been named direc-
doors and out.
Within a short walk of all tor of the. Habonim Seminar at
sporting activities, Glassman's Saugas, Calif., for the summer,
has on its own grounds a card and he will thereafter direct
room, ping pong, shuffleboard, Habonim activities in Los An-
croquet, basketball and horse- geles.
shoes. A complete children's
playground and private, super-
vised children's dining room add
to the convenience of the guests.
The resort is famed for its taste-
Photographers
ful kosher cuisine.

Michigan's boast of being
America's "Water Wonderland"
Is backed up substantially by the
beautiful South Haven area
which for many years has been
one of the state's favorite re-
sort spots. A gallaxy of wonder-
ful resorts help to popularize the
area.
At recently renovated Rosen-
son's Resort, lavish, park-like
grounds add to the general
splendor, and children find am-
ple playgrounds on the wide safe
lawns. Golf, horseback riding
and horseshoes are some of the
popular past time activities at
Rosenson's.
Home-cooked delicacies are a
regular feature, and food gen-
erally is considered excellent, as
is the service. For information,
phone South Haven 348.
A new building, featuring ul-
tra-luxurious accommodations
has been added to the already
extensive facilities at Weinstein's
which
hich offers modern
rooms with private baths. Lo-
cated on the eastern shore of
Lake Michigan. Weinstein's is
famous for its fine facilities and
superb kosher cuisine. For in-
formation, write Weinstein's Re-
sort, South Haven, Mich., or
phone 797.
Camp Farband Premieres
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Eichen- Cantata at July 4 Event
baum are hosts at Michigan
Beach Hotel, which is enjoying
In keeping with the patriotic
theme of July 4, the staff coun-
selors of Camp Farband pre-
sented an original cantata, "Iz
Gekumen Der Yid."
Is 'The' Guy
Philip Kolko wrote and di-
rected the cantata, which por-
trayed the 300 years of Jewish
For a Terrific
life in America. Bella Goldberg
provided the musical accompani-
ment and was the featured
soloist. Other singers were Nor-
ma Cooper, Robert Shapiro, Her-
man Feifel, and Mark Davidson.
Annual Farband Day,", to be
held Sunday, Aug. 1, will feature
a second cantata,. "Jerusalem,"
and directed by Mr.
i14500 W 7 MILE "0;1.. written
Kolko. All members of Farband
Iteack
Couxtins"
and their friends are invited.
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The program will begin at 2 p.m.
:4,7100.
at Camp Farband in Chelsea,
Mich.

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