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DETROIT JEWISH NEWS-1 1
Friday, July 30, 1954

Barbara Caplan Weds
Grand Rapids Doctor

Laurels Sets the Pace in Resort 'Big Business'

That the resort business has season for "Blue Sails," a night
become "Big Business" is best club where celebrities of stage,
evidenced by the remarkable I screen, radio and TV present
changes, improvements in facili- top - flight variety entertain-
ties, fabulous night clubs and ment.
mammoth pools that are avail- . The noted dance and enter-
"able at America's outstanding t a i ni n g ensemble, Lecuouna
resorts.
Cuban Boys, discovered by Joe
A leader in this pace-setting Novack, genial host of Laurels,
modernization program is Laur- while on a South American tour
els Hotel and Country Club, on and subsequently introduced to
Sackett Lake, Monticello, N. Y.
the American public, are per-
Only a few years ago, Laurels forming and playing nightly as
completed the largest 'all-steel is Joe Kane and his Society Or- .
swimming pool of any resort in chestra.
the country. Following this, two
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new luxurous buildings were
finished offering super luxurious
accommodations and appoint-
ments.
This season, Laurels intro-
duced its new golf course, the re-
sult of years of landscaping and
planning. It is also the premier
17302 W. McNICHOLS

Mrs. Alan Coleman, president . nual national convention of the
of UNITED ORDER OF TRUE organization, which is being held
SISTERS, announces that True Aug. 1 to 4, in Denver, Colo.
Sisters Day will be celebrated Mrs. Nathan Weingarden, pro-
locally at a luncheon Thursday ' gram chairman, will announce
at Women's City Club. Mrs. Fred plans for the League's annual
Selesko, chairman, states that event, which will be in the form
True Sisters Day is observed by of a brunch on Oct. 24.
lodges of the organization lo-
cated throughout the country on
the first Wednesday of August
each year. Assisting Mrs. Seles-
ko in planning the event is Mrs.
Arthur Campbell, co-chairman.
Reservations may be placed with
Mrs. Louis Gibbs or Mrs. Louis
Cohen. •
* A lawn party in honor of the
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service group of the Women's
Mrs. Milton Winston, president Auxiliary of the Jewish Home for
of SISTERS OF ZION 1VIIZRA- Aged is being planned for 7:30
CHI, announces that a lawn and p.m., Aug. 10, at the Home, ac-
games party will be held Wed- cording to Dr. Benjamin Welling,
nesday afternoon, at the home chairman of the Home's occupa-
of Mrs. Abner A. Tatken, 3775 tional and recreational commit-
SUMMER SPECIAL
WE NEED
Leslie. Luncheon will be served tee.
MRS. ELI A. SMITH
Boarding Homes for Children
at 12:30 p.m., followed by the.
Sammy Woolf and his orch-
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Temporarily Separated from
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Caplan,
presentation of awards. Proceeds estra will entertain, and there
Their
Families
.
TREATMENTS
will provide religious, academic will also be dancing, refresh- former Detroiters now of Beverly
Hills, Calif., announce the mar-
and vocational training for un- ! ments and other features.
WE PAY
Steam Cabinet and
riage on July 11 of their daugh-
derprivileged children in Mizra-
Boarding Care and Alf
The
service
group,
composed
of
half hour massages
ter, Barbara June, and Dr. Eli A.
chi homes in Israel. Heading the
Other Expenses
arrangements committee are 70 volunteers from the Women's Smith, son of Mr. Harry Smith,
Two weeks only—from
!
Auxiliary
devotes
much
time
to
of
Grand
Rapids,
Mich.,
and
the
Mesdames Becky Cronenwalt,
CALL
providing
extra
comforts
for
res-
July
23 ending August 7
late Mrs. Smith. Rabbi Frank
Flora Smerling, Rose Whiteman,
TO. 8-2490
Rose Bielewich, Henrietta Kel- . idents of the Home. They serve Rosenthal performed the cere-
FOR APPOINTMENT CALL
JEWISH SOCIAL
man, Lillian Kaplan, Ida Gold- ' at Bingo games, movies, in the mony which was solemnized at
SERVICE BUREAU
fine. Molly Biegler, Pearl Leader sheltered workshop and hobby the Sheraton Cadillac Hotel.
BR. 3-0284
shop, at monthly birthday par- I The bride wore a gown of im-
13327 Linwood
and B. Servetter.
ties and all special functions.
ties
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I ported lace over nylon tulle and
Also among their services are satin, drawn to the back in an
A regular monthly meeting of
JEWISH WOMEN'S EUROPEAN visiting and writing letters for apron effect. Her fingertip veil
Featuring "Ballerina"
WELFARE ORGANIZATION is residents and helping them in of illusion was attached to a
Style of the Month
'pearl-trimmed Elizabethan-style
planned for 12:30 p.m., Monday, numerous other ways.
at the D. W. Simons Jewish Cen.:-
The lawn party came about headdress.
Special . a .
Mrs. Sidney Caplan was ma-
ter, 4000 Tuxedo. Committee re- I when residents decided to return.
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
ports and new relief cases will in some way all the favors they tron of honor, and Helen Caplan,
be discussed. Dessert luncheon !have done, and the residents the bride's niece, was junior
Limited Time Only
will be served.
I have planned all details of the bridesmaid. Herman Bergman,
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Regular $17.50 $1
Aug. 10 event, serving as hosts, !the bridegroom's brother-in-law,
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was his best man, and ushers
Mrs. Ben Fellows, president of welcoming the guests and serv- were Sidney Caplan and William
BNAI DAVID SISTERHOOD, an- ing refreshments.
Caplan, the bridegroom's new
nounces that a special meeting
The Home's monthly birthday brothers-in-law.
Including Instant Neutralizer
has been called for 8:30 p.m., f party will 'be held Aug. 26, and I Following dinner and a recep-
Aug. 9, in the synagogue social will be highlighted by a talent tion, the newlyweds left on a
hall. Amendments to the by- show presented by the Women's motor trip to Monoir Richelieu
laws pertaining to the Sunday Auxiliary, under the supervision and Northern Canada.
school will be voted upon at this of Mrs. Dora Bregman.
time, and all members are urged
FOR ALL YOUR BEAUTY NEEDS
During August, outdoor movies
Correct
to be present.
will
be
shown,
weather
permit-
"A
submarine,"
wrote
the
boat
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ting, each-Tuesday evening. Rab- in his examination paper, "is a
Mrs. Martin. Rothenberg was bi David S. Bakst will continue ship with water on all four sides
COIL MONICA
recently installed as president of his series of lectures on Wednes- of it."—Command Post.
RABBI MANDEL M. ZAGER, day evenings. Bingo is sched
CHAPTER, Bnai Brith, at recent tiled for Mondays and Thursdays.
ceremonies held jointly with the
Lodge. Serving with her are Mes-
dames Henry Schore, Nortan Rabbi Levin Returns
Taylor and Martin Feldman, From. Visit to Israel
vice-presidents; Fay Blatnikoff,
Abe Sinclair, Henry Horwitz,
Rabbi Leizer Levin, spiritual
Harvey Kern and Morris Weiss, leader of Cong. Beth Tikvah, has
secretaries; Philip Goren, treas- returned from a six-week visit
urer; Sam Traison, historian; in Israel, during which he par-
Philip Shiovitz, sentinel; Louis ticipated in the Knessio Godolo,
I Kramer, guardian; Saul Schein- the World Congress of Orthodox
feld, guide; Irving Lipson, moni- Jewry, in Jerusalem.
tress; Hyman Matoff, Henry P.
Following his visit, Rabbi Levin
1 Onrich, David Liebow, Jack
You'll save $ $ during this giant fire sale! Not odds and ends—but our
Brickner and Ettie Meltzer, trus- is_ expected to accept a number
of speaking engagements, and
entire stock of merchandise is being offered to you at tremendous savings.
tees. Elected to the Chapter
board are: Mesdames Arthur various public meetings are pres-
Below are but a few of the items so hurry in for best selections at your
ently being planned, at which
Rothenberg, Sol Miller, Louis
Rabbi Levin will relate his ex-
earliest
convenience !
Richman, Samuel Raick, Louis periences and impressions ' of
Garvin, Irving Chadwick, Sey- Israel.
mour Berman, Joseph Shapiro,
While in the Jewish state, Rab-
Sidney Ersher, Max Lichtenstein,
Albert Meister, Meyer Pearlman, bi Levin visited many friends
Values to $39.95
Values to $6.95
Louis Rubin, Arnold LaKritz,• and relatives of Detroiters who
$5 $7 $9
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Bernard Dosie and Miss Ann had asked him to make personal
calls, All those interested in
Faber. : - • .
Rabbi Levin's reports on these
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DETROIT LEAGUE, Jewish relatives and friends are request-
National Home for Asthmatic ed to contact him.
Children at Denver, is planning
Values to $12.95
a board meeting at 12:30 p.m., Name Leo Korn to Chair
Aug. 16. at the home of Mrs.
Oscar Grey, 18484 Pennington. Ahavas Achim School
Mrs. Max Broder, president, will
Albert Burke, president of
report on proceedings
at the an-
,
Cong. Ahavas Achim, announces
Cottons, Nylons
the appointment of Leo Korn
and Crepes
as .chairman of education and
Values to $2.00
Values to $8.95
Mrs. Evelyn Tower's reappoint-
ment as secretary to the Sunday
$1_ a„,,i
is The Guy
school committee.
The appointments were re-
For a Teriific.
vealed at a recent school com-
mittee meeting, at which plans
for re-opening the school in the
same location in the James
Vernor School—were discussed.
Mailings are currently being
sent to all members of the con-
gregation and students in the
CO.
school •with •information on reg-
iStratiOn whiCh will be conducted
1 4500 W. 7 MILE.RD. ,
late in August.
Block
of Jas. Couzens
• Assisting Korn • on- . the educa-
Corner
tion committee will be Dr. David
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'Eigui n 'Harty -Bodzin and tja,bbi
y.
4acob M. Chinitz.
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