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News Brevities

MISS PHYLLIS NEDELMAN

Mr. and Mrs.. David Nedelman,
of Sorrento Avenue, announce
the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Phyllis, to Lawrence J. Spec-
tor, son of Mr. David Spector, of
Ohio Avenue. An April wedding
is planned.

Film on Freedom of Press
Available to Organizations

BODZIN FAMILY CLUB in-
stalled its new officers at its last
meeting. President-elect Milton
Duchan appointed the following
committees: Enter tainment,
Rose Blitz, Rae Bodzin and Har-
ry Bodzin; gifts, Marian Duchan
and Esther Seligson; publicity,
Jay S. Bodzin; sunshine, Yetta
Bodzin. The next meeting will
be at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Marvin Seligson, 3255 Sturte-
vant. on Sunday.
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The first meeting of the
SHREEMAN FAMILY CLUB was
held last Saturday evening, at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Shreeman, 15720 Meyers. Char-
ter officers , are Morris Shree-
man, president; Sam Shreeman,
secretary, and Lili Meisner,
treasurer.
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ESTHER LIPSON FAMILY
CLUB will hold its 21st installa-
tion of officers at a dinner-
dance at Sid's Cafe, on Sunday
New officers are: President,
Maurice M. Mackey; vice presi-
dent, Sam Zingeser; recording
secretary, Mrs. Sam Goodstein;
treasurer, Alex Lipson; social
secretary, Mrs. S. Reisman; cor-
•responding secretary, Mrs. A.
Miller. Members are invited to
make reservations by calling
Mrs. M. Mackey, UN. 1-3350, or
Mrs. L. Gross, UN. 4-3728.
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How to cope with modern
youth is the theme of the lecture
to be given by Dr. BERYL OR-
RIS, eminent psychologist, at
Detroit Town Hall, Wednesday
morning, 11 o'clock, in the Fisher
Theater. Dr. Orris' subject is:
"Debunking the Adolescent
Bogey."

A 27-minute film which deal.s
with freedom of the press is now
available to Detroit organiza-
tions. Called "Mightier Than
the Sword," the movie 'is - the
Idea of J. D. Geller, president of
the Windsor News Co. Ltd., and
was made at the Princeton Film
Center. Princeton, N. J.
Showings of the film in De-
troit may be arranged through
Ivan Ludington of the Luding -
ton News Co It will be avail-
able around the first part of
December.
Infernaficinal Institute

Sets Old World Market

Nov: 6--To Mr. and Mrs. Mel-
vin A. Platt (Glenna Katz), of
13520 lfvine, Oak Park, a daugh-
ter, Claudia June.
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Nov. 4—To Dr. and Mrs. Max
Warren- (Rahl Greenbaum), of
20001 Shrewsbury, a daughter,
Rosalind Ann.

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Oct. 31—To Mr. and Mrs. Da-
vid Tabashnik (Phyllis Zieve), of
Renfrew Rd., a son, Bruce Eliot.
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Oct. 27—To Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
Davis (Miriam Leebove), of 24261
Mor:on. Oak P a r k, Mich., a
daughter, Jo Robin.

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Nearlk 50 different nationali-
ties will be represented at the
24th annual Old World Market,
which takes over the three-
story International Institute, 111
E. Kirby, from Thursday through
Nov. 21.
Among the booths featured
will be the Israel booth, operated
by Mr. and Mrs. Jules DoneSon,
of Israel Enterprises. Doneson
emphasized that most items will
feature the newest Israeli trend
— ancient motifs along a
modernistic line.
Other items to be exhibited
include hand-made dolls made
in Israel by blind, crippled and
retarded children: gift ware
along a Chinese design, made
by Jews who immigrated to Is-
rael from Shanghai; and ob-
jects of Christian interest made
in Nazareth.
Although last . year was t h e
first in which Israeli goods were
featured. the booth was the third
largest in volumn sales. The Old
World Market was inaugurated
in 1931 to help needy immi-
grants. Today profits help pay
off the mortgage on the Insti-
tute.
Open from 1 to 10 p.m., daily,
the market will exhibit Irish
bagpipers, Chinese singers, danc-
ers from the island of Crete,
fashion shows of many lands
and a coffee shop and Old World
Dining Room, featured foods
from many. nations.

Oct. 26—To Mr. and Mrs. Na-
than. ,Feldman (Charlotte Kauf-
man : of 23845 Renssalaer, Oak
Park, a daughter, Nancy Sharon.
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Oct. 25 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Obron (Shirley Strauss),
of Ewald Circle, a son, Jeffrey G.
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Oct. 23—To Mr. and Mrs. Ed-
ward Taylor (Sarah Weberman),
of Covington Dr., a son, Jona-
than Mark.
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Oct. 19—To Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Gold (Shirley Hyman), of 19301
Hartwell, a son, Robert Bruce.
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Oct. 15—To Mr. and Mrs. Harry
M. Moss (Ruth Katz), of 18940
San Juan, a son, Hershel Steven. Detroit Hebrew Congregation
Installs Rabbi 1. Isaac
CERTIFIED MOHEL
I Detroit Hebrew Congregation,
9850 Twelfth, has announced the
Rev. Yehudah Loewy
recent installation of its new
SERVING IN
spiritual leader, Rabbi I. Isaac.
Hospitals and Homes
He comes here after serving for
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10 years as spiritual leader of
3761 HUMPHREY AVE.
Cong. Mishne, in Memphis, Tenn.
Married and the father of
three sons and a daughter, Rab-
bi Isaac has also served as a
RABBI LEO Y.
schochet. He is known in tradi-
tional Jewish circles as a pious
GOLDMAN, M.A.
man and a scholar. He and his
EXPERT MOHEL
family live at 3316 Tuxedo.
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Mrs. Markle Installs New
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Teitel-Galchinsky
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MISS SANDRA. GALCHINSKY
Mr. and Mrs. Rueben Galchin-
sky, of Mendota Ave., an-
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Sandra Elaine, to Dr.
Herman Teitel, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Morris Teitel, of Marlowe
Ave.
The bride-elect attended
Wayne University. Her fiance is
a graduate of Northern Illinois
College of Optometry, where he
was affiliated with Gamma
Omega Phi fraternity.
A March wedding is planned.

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New Study Club installed
newly-elected officers at a
luncheon Oct. 27, at the Jewish
Center. Outgoing officers were
presented with gifts.
New officers are Grace Finkel,
president; Mildred L a z a r o f f,
vice-president; Rae K a n d 1 e r,
secretary; Irene Berman, treas-;
urer; Mildred Ligwak and Sarah
Kushner, hospitality committee.
The group's meeting on Nov.
10 featured a tour of the Ter-
centenary Exhibit at the Detroit
Historical Museum.

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( dent; Sarah Rudman, vice-pres-
ident; Lucy Siegel, secretary;
Rose Marshek, treasurer; Ida
Fenkell Mothers' Club held the Shulman and Ann Dunn,
hos-
annual installation of officers, pitality committee.
Nov. 11,. at the D. W. Simons
Building of the Jewish Center.
Mrs. Joseph Markle, president of
Deroit's Best Laundry
Music Study Club, installed the
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16—DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, November 12, 1954

CARD OF THANKS

The Harold Family of Toron-
to, Canada, wishes to thank the
SPECIALIZED MOHEL
Chaverim of the Labor Zionist
Movement and many friends for
RABBf CHASKEL
their warm expressions of sym-
GRUBNER
pathy expressed on their recent
Serving in
Homes and Hospitals
bereavement occassioned by the
Pease Note New Phone
loss of a, dear husband and be-
4..4.'52 Tuxedo
TE. 4-6624
Floyed father,
Harold,:

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