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Miss Joan Gilbert, of Burlingame Ave., and Miss Shelia Olinick,
of Elmhurst Ave., recently returned from a tour of Miami Beach,
Fla., and Havana, Cuba.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Lebow, of Muskegon, Mich., recently enter-
tained 100 people at a cocktail party in celebration of their 25th
wedding anniversary. Out-of-to vn guests, included Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey Elbinger and daughter, Mrs. Robert Heydt, Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Nussbaum and John Lebow, all of Detroit, and Mr. and Mrs.
Sidney Young, of ackson.
Edith Albert Freedman, of Whitmore Rd., is spending the, holi-
days with relatives and friends in Los Angeles, Calif. Before re-
turning home, she alSo will visit in Palm Springs, Calif.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kaye and family, formerly of Tyler Ave..
are now residing in their new home at 15240 Kenwood, Oak Park,
Mich.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Gold, of Hartwell Ave., recently cele-
brated their 25th wedding anniversary with a dinner party at
Beauchamps.
Or Dec. 30, a reunion of the Club Coquettes was held at the
home of Evelyn Litvin. Those attending were Cookie Lichtenstein,
Faye Labell, Joan Gerber, Janet Label, Mrs. Elaine Wonder, Sharon
Stoneman, Sue Victor, Carolyn Sills, Evie Litvin, Mrs. Shirley
Lachman and Eleanor Shur.
Messrs. Louis and Sol Redstone, of Appoline Ave., arrived in
Israel last week to visit their sister in Ein Shemer. After a brief
tour of Italy and France, the Redstones will return here about the
end of January.
Mr. Jules Doneson, t,f Israel Tourist Service, has returned to
Detroit after a 14,000 mile air jaunt to Europe and Asia.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Cohen, of Elmhurst Ave., will celebrate
their 30th wedding anniversary with a family gathering on Tues-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Schafiander, of Inkster Rd., have left for
Hollywood, Fla., where they will spend a month's vacation.
Among the Detroiters who attended the 50th convention (the
Golden Jubilee) of Phi Delta Epsilon medical fraternity at the
Waldorf Astoria Hotel in New York last week were Drs. and
Mesdames Theodore I. Bergman, Alex S. Friedlaender, Monis Z.
. Greenberg, Emil D. Rothman, Harry M. Kirschbaum, Herbert H.
Cohen, Samuel G. Epstein, Irving I. Shulak, James R. Rogin and
Benjamin R. Parker.

Temple Israel Sisterhood to Hold
Fifth Annual Institute on Judaism

The fifth annual Institute on •,
Judaism will be held by the Sis-
terhood of Temple Israel at 9:30
Eon., Monday, in the temple,
Merton and Manderson Rds.
Over 1200 women are expected
to attend.
Mrs. Julian Barit, chairman
of the ceremonial tables, will
guide visitors to the various dis-
plays that will be set up in the
foyer. The tables depict impor-
tant Jewish holidays.
Discussion sessions begin at
10 a.m., and will feature four
Reform rabbis
in the Detroit
area. They are
Rabbis M. Rob-
ert Syme, who
will speak on
"The Origin of
Prayer in the
Synagogue an
Church"; Frank
Rosenthal,
"Passover-East-
er, Hanukah -.
Christmas —
Comparison o r
Jewish and Mrs. Coggan
Christian Celebrations"; Minard
Klein, "Important Events in the
Life of a Jew"; and Sanford
Saperstein, "Influence of Ju-
daism on American Democracy."
Luncheon will be served at
12:15 p.m., in the upper foyer,
and will be followed by a gen-L
eral assembly at 1:30 p.m.
Mrs. Robert A. Coggan, presi-

dent of the Sisterhood, will open
the meeting and welcome guests.
Dr. Robert M. Frehse, executive
secretary of the Detroit Round
Table, will give the opening
prayer.
The day's principal address
will be delivered by Dr. Leon
Fram whose • topic will be "Jew-
ish Beliefs and Symbols." He will
be introduced by Mrs. Julian
Weber.
The musical portion will be in-
troduced by Mrs. Harry Lands-
man, vice-president of program,
and , will feature the Temple
Choral Group in a number of
selections under the direction of
Karl Haas.

Adas Shalom Women
Schedule Donor Rally

Adas Shalem Sisterhood is
planning a luncheonette as its
donor rally at 12:30• p.m., Mon-
day, in the social hall of the
synagogue. Active donor workers
are rehearsing an original musil
cal comedy skit,
written, p r o-
duced, and di-
rected by Mrs.
Sol Slomovitz.
The skit,
"Ticket House;
of the Donor
Moon," is a
take-off on the
Broadway pro-
duction,
house of the„,
August Moon,"
which will be.
p r e s e nted by Mrs. Slomovitz
New Zionist Student
the dramatist, Miss Rosalynd
Zimmett, at the donor luncheon
Organization in U.S.
on Feb. 9.
Mrs. George Liss, Sisterhood
NEW YORK, - (JTA)--A four- president, and Mrs. Joseph
day convention of about 300 Katchke, program chairman, in-
Zionist students from 60 colleges vite members and their friends
and universities concluded here to the rally. Prizes will be
with resolutions calling for the awarded, and sitters will be pro-
promotion of Hebrew language, , aided for the afternoon.
the establishment of projects to . Taking part in the musical
*benefit Israel culturally and eco- are Gertrude Levine, Belle
nomically and the creation of an Schram, Hanna Linden, Lenore
educational program to combat Golden, Bertha Brotman, Vivian
Arab propaganda in American , Kamen, Lenore Dunsky, Ann
schools of higher learning. Gould, Edith Heiman, Sarah
The convention also decided to . Holtzman, Bess Axelrod, Laura
establish a new and permanent Kirsch, Lois Jaffe, Mae • Spevak,
Zionist student organization in Goldye Gold, Ann Zimmerman,
this country and to develop a Evelyn Feldman, Doris Gantz,
Zionist education program Sylvia Serwin, Florence Scheff,
among Jewish students on col- ' Geraldine Botwin, Louise Boten-
lege campuses. Another resolu- , berg,- Sophie Sere. Accompanist
tion adopted by the delegates , will be Esther Allan, and choreo-
urged the encouragement of mi- grapher is Doris Gantz.
gration to Israel. The conven— For information, call Mrs.
tion was held under the auspices Norman Allan, chairman of the
of the American Zionist Council. event, UN. 3-1456.

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Friday, January 7, 1955

Women Sell $5,500,000. Bonds

Army After 40 Years

NEW YORK, (JTA)—Ameri-
can Jewish women this year
NEW YORK, (JTA)—Maj. Gen. have bought more than $5,500,-
Julius Ochs Adler, first vice- 000 worth of Israel Development
president and general manage bonds.
of the—New York Times, retired
from the Army at the age of 62
after 40 years of service.
Attention Please .7
For the last eight years, Gen
, Adler has commanded the 77th
For
(Statue of Liberty) Division, the
Army reserve division in the
New York military district.
and His Orchestra
Enlisting as a private in 1915
New Phone
he was commissioned two year
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later as a Reserve lieutenant.
He served in France in World
or WE. 3-2254
War I, was gassed at St. Juvi.n
in the Argonne Forest and
; emerged from the war as a ma-
jor with the Distinguished Ser-
. vice Cross, Silver Star, Purple
the BEST!
Heart, Croce de Guerra from
Italy and Commandeur Legion
S Weddings
d'Honneur and Croix de Guerre
• Parties
with Palm from France.

To Wed in June

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MISS JOAN GRUSKIN

Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Gruskin,
of Greenlawn Avenue, announce
the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Joan, to Melvin David Volin, I
son of Mr. and Mrs. Sol Volin
of Cortland Avenue. A June
wedding is planned.

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BRYAN-SHULMAN, Mrs. Rose
Shulman, formerly of Fullerton
Ave., Detroit, became the bride
of Mr. Nathan Bryan, formerly
of New York, in a ceremony
Dec. 14, in Miami Beach, Fla.
The couple was feted at several
parties in their honor. They
will make their home in Miami
Beach.

Ruth Ann Shapiro Girls
Hold Fund-Raising Event

The Ruth Ann Shapiro Auxi-
liary, a teen-age affiliate of the
Infants Service Group, is cur-
rently engaged in selling Mama
cook books, as its first major
fund-raising affair of the year.
The Auxiliary recently ten-
dered a holiday party for men-
tally retarded children. Prior to
the event members worked to
make toys which were distribut-
ed at the affair.
The Auxiliary, named for the
daughter of a member of the In-
fants Service Group, was formed
in 1952. Since that time, most of
its activities have been geared
to aiding the mentally retarded
and orphanages.

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