14—DETROIT JEWISH
NEWS
Friday, October 1, 1954
Iro Wed December 19
Honeymoon in Hawaii
After St. Louis Wedding
Israel Trip 'Reward'
Spurs Balfour Ball
As an extra "reward" for de-
voted service to Zionism, work-
ers for the 1954 Balfour Ball will
have an opportunity to earn
round-trip transportation to Is-
rael, according to an announce-
ment by Samuel Feldstein,
chairman of the ball committee.
Transportation will be via El
Al Israel Airlines, arranged by
Israel Travel Service, 11820 Dex-
ter.
The 22nd annual Balfour Ball,
major project of the Zionist
Organization of Detroit, will be
held Saturday, Nov. 13, at Hotel
Statler.
In order to give greater en-
couragement to new workers,
some of the leading fund-raisers
of past years have voluntarily
disqualified themselves from
competition for the round-trip
transportation, Feldstein re-
vealed.
Tickets to the ball are sold in
denominations of $10, $25, $50
and $100. Each ticket sold by a
worker will give him an addi-
tional chance in the competi-
tion for the round-trip trans-
portation.
Anyone interested in enroll-
ing as a worker for the ball is
invited to call the • Zionist
House, TO. 8-9413.
MISS EDYTHE LAWSON
. Mr, and Mrs. Morris Lawson,
of Stoepel Ave., entertained
guests at an open house in hon-
or - of the forthcoming marriage
of their daughter, Edythe Lois,
to Eli Broad, on Dec. 19.
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of Guardian Savings and Loan
Association, announces that the
bank, located at 13646 Seven
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pur. The bank also was closed
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• • IRVING LEWIS
Rev. Yehudah Loewy
937l Wildemere
doors were shut at 9:40 p.m., and .
the Red Cross workers were kept
busy until 2 a.m., obtaining 332
pints of blood. There were 69
rejected.
Leo Polk, Charles Abram and
Sarah Dorf, Council blood bank
chairmen, expect a good turnout
Tuesday from those who were
turned away and others who
wish to donate blood.
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The Greater Detroit Bnai
Brith Men's and Women's Coun-
cils announce that a special
blood bank rally will be held
from 5 to 10 p.m., Tuesday, at
Red Cross Headquarters, 153 E.
Elizabeth.
This special rally is scheduled
to accommodate the 500 prospec-
tive donors who were turned
away at the last regular rally,
which was held on Sept. 16.
Although the rally was sched-
uled to last until 12 midnight,
The Starlight Roof of the
Thousands of Women Say---
Hotel Chase, in St. Louis, Mo.,
WEDDING? BAR MITZVAH?
"I Use Quality
was the scene of the Sept. 12
ROSENBLAT, M.C.
wedding of Sandra Jean Hearsh
Because It Saves
and His Orchestra
and Ivan M. Scholnick. The
& Associate Bands
TIME, MONEY .&. WORRY"
bride is the daughter of Mr. and
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Mrs. David 'Hearsh, of Ladue,
References on Request
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1VIo. The bridegroom's parents
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are Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Schol-
nick, of 18983 Parkside, Detroit.
Rabbi Robert Jacobs officiat3d
Plastic Furniture. Covers
at the ceremony, which was per-
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• LAUNDRY and
READY MADE
formed entirely by candlelight.
DRY CLEANING
I The bridal couple repeated their
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An unusual setting of palm trees
Publish Two Tunes
were arranged throughout the
room, in which was featured an
Of Mrs. E. Zellman
electric fountain, filled with •
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For Distinctive Music You'll Enjoy
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flowers and live goldfish and
Two piano compositions for flanked by palm trees on either • •
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children, written by Mrs. Edward side.
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Zellman (Lillian Robbins), of
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The bride wore an imported •
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cently published dlelight satin. The spaced neck- : ACCEPTING FALL & WINTER DATES
by Belwin, Inc., line was elaborately beaded with
of New York.
pearls and sequins, and long,
The two pieces tight sleeves and a fitted bodice
are called "Two were other features. Folds of
KNOW YOUR NOODLES .. .
Frogs," and the satin highlighted the bouf-
"P iece in the fant skirt, which had an ex-
Olden Style." A travagant bow ending in a
YOU'LL ALWAYS
third song will chapel length train. She wore
Ibe released a coronet of lace with matching
s h or tly before pearls and sequins, from which
Mrs. Zellman Jan. 1, 1955.
fell a fingertip veil of illusion.
Mrs. Zellman,a past president
For the Finest in Kosher Catering ..
She carried a long cascade of
of the Music Study Club of De- white orchids and white roses
troit, has been a piano teacher surrounded by stephanotis and
and an accompanist for a num- lilies of the, valley.
ber of years.
Serving as the bridal attend-
12512 DEXTER (Across from Young Israel)
ants were Mrs. Tilford Hearsh,
Hot and Cold Hors D'Oeuvres for Toke Out
the bride's sister-in-law, Toby
Sid Shmarak's -
Zuieback, cousin of the bride-
TO. 8-5384
TY. 6-2795
groom, from Detroit, Lois Mishe-
*Supervision of Vaad Harabonim
low, of Milwaukee, and Lynn
Oxenhandler.
Attending the bride groom
were his brothers, Morton and
After 21 Years at 1780 Penobscot Bldg.
In keeping with bringing the Sheldon Scholnick; Howard and
latest styles to gals in the Teen Tilford Hearsch, brothers of the
We Have Moved to Larger Quarters at
and junior age brackets, NA- bride; Harry Bliss, of Cleveland,
DON'S teens 'n' Juniors, with Herbert Karzen and Robert
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3150 PENOBSCOT BLDG.
stores at 13516 W. McNichols and Schrayer, of Chicago, and Rob-
Schaefer, and in the Maccabees ert Nederlander and Richard
Building, feature only the Dal- Saffer, of Detroit.
ton -brand in cashmere sweaters,
The bride attended the Uni-
considering it the finest of its versity of Michigan where she
• Mortgages
• Real Estate
kind. The sweaters are available was affiliated with Alpha Epsi-
in pure colors and in combina- lon Phi sorority. Mr. Scholnick
• Insurance
• Property Management
tions.
attended Cranbrook School and
U. of M. where he was a mem-
ber of Zeta Beta Tau fraternity. I
Following a reception at the
Starlight Roof, the couple left
Happy New Year and Best Wishes
for Los Angeles, Calif., and from
there will continue to Honolulu
To Our Friends and Patrons
GIN SB UR G -ROSENBERG where they will be guests at the
AUXILIARY will hold its annual Royal Hawaiian Hotel. On their
membership affair at 8:30 p.m., return, they will reside in De-
Tuesday, in the Memorial Home. troit.
Eileen Altman, membership
chairman, states that a fur and
fashion show by Alice and Women Hit $76,000 Bond
585- Kenilworth
Myriern will be featured, with Mark at 'Operalogue'
Auxiliary members serving as
The sum of $76,000 was top- .
TO. 8-8655
models. Bea Sugar, department ped in bond sales by Detroit
president, will be guest speaker. women at the "Operalogue" giv-
A social evening including en at the summer home of Mes
games and refreshments, will dames Phillip and Max Stoll-
follow. For information or reser- man, the Israel Bond Women's
Division announced this week.
vations, call DI. 1-2088.
Sept. 22 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Vlurra.y Liberman (Evelyn Horo-
witz), of 4037 Cortland, a son,
WaUace H.
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Sept. 21—To Mr. and Mrs.
Ronald Stern (Sylvia Shapiro),
Of St. Martin's Ave., a son, Ken-
neth Allan.
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Sept. 19—To Mr. and Mrs. Eli-
ot Moser (Harriet Lewis, of De-
troit),- of H o u s t o n, Tex., a
daughter, Deborah Jill.
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Sept. 14 — To A/2C and Mrs.
David I. Miller (Diane Hecker),
Detroiters presently stationed at
Loredo Air Force Base, Tex., a
daughter, Maxine Frances.
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Sept. 14—To Dr. and Mrs. Al-
ien Sosin (Joyce Rashti), of
13342 N. Norfolk, a daughter,
Beth Ann..
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Sept. 12—To Mr. and Mrs.
Rubin Jaffe (Judy Singer), of
Heyderi Ave., a daughter, Karen
Lynn.
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Sept. 3—To Mr. and Mrs. Ber-
naed Glicker (Mildred Lenhoff),
of 20164 Snowden, a son, Alan
Robert.
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Sept. 3—To Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Ginsburg (Thelma Tobie Fink),
of 21941 Sussex, Oak Park, Mich.,
1., son, Gary Alan.
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Sept. 3—To Mr. and Mrs. Har-
old Rieger (Ferne Rappaport),
of Sorrento Ave., a daughter,
Lori Marlene.
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Sept. 2—To Mr. and Mrs. Sid-
ney Kotler (Elsie Fleishman) , of
24321 Oneida, Oak Park, a son,
Burt Philip,
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To Dr. and Mrs. Frank A. Reis-
man (Malverne Bailies), of 19174
Appoiine, a daughter, Jill Ellen.
18245 Roselown
Bnai Brith Slates Special Blood Rally
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Greetings to the Community for a year of Health
and Happiness.
1 1 525 Dexter
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744 DEKTIER.
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