20 — DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, March 4, 1955

Double Wedding Planned for June 1r-
To Unite Saffir and Schumann Families

etury

a de _Air

Kelman-Babtich Rites
Slated for June 30

This Week's Radio and
Television Programs
of Jewish Interest

THE ETERNAL LIGHT
Time : 12:30 p.m., Sunday.
Station : WWJ.
Feature: "There Is Always
Purim" will retell the biblical
tale of Esther and Haman in
the form of a children's play.
•
•

Time: 11:15 . p.m., Saturday.
Station: CKLW.
Feature: In cooperation with
the Culture Commission of the
Jewish Community Council,
Louis LaMed and Rabbi Jacob
E. Segal, co-chairmen, songs by
Emma•Schaver will be featured
in celebration of Jewish Music
Month. Harry Weiss will be the
narrator.

MISS MAXINE SAFFIR

• The daughter and son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Saffir, of 17281
Pontchartrain, Detroit, and the son and daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Sim Edward Schumann, of Shaker Heights, 0, will participate in
a double wedding ceremony on June 18, in Detroit.
News of the two engagements was -told . at a family dinner
party .at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Saffir; who announced the en-
gagement of their daughter, Maxine Judith, to Mark Paul Schu=
manna
Mr. and Mrs. Schumann alSo announced theeniagement of
their daughter, Merle Stephanie, to Richard Martin Saffir.
Miss Saffir is a senior at Liggett School, and Mr. Schumann is a
graduate of University School and Western Reserve University.
Miss Schumann graduated from Hathaway Brown School, and
now attends Briarcliff Junior College, at Briarcliff Manor, N. Y.
Mr. Saffir, a graduate of Cranbrook School, is presently a senior
at the University of Pennsylvania where he is affiliated with Phi
Lambda Pi fraternity.

•

J W V 'Activities

Music the STEIN-WAY

RIK
STEIN

and associates

Candid Photographers
LI. 6-4610
TY. 8-7800

See Our New Exclusive
Gilt-Edge Album

MUSIC MONTH TELECAST
Time: 8:30 .p.m., Sunday.
Station: WXYZ (Channel 7).
Feature: Highlighted in this
annual tribute to the Jewish
Music 'Festival, sponsored by
the Jewish Community Coun-
cil ; will be Emma Schaver,
companied by Lillian Robbins
Zellman,
Eladie Cooper.
Braver, and Harriet Berg, as-
sistant , director of the Wayne
University Dance • Workshop.
Harry Goldstein will - narrate
the script which was written
for the occasion by Joseph Edel-
man. Mortal Zieve, television
director of WXYZ, will direct
the program.

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kelman, of
Leslie Ave., announce the en-.
gagement of their daughter, Es-
telle; to Daniel J. Babitch, son
of Mrs. Sadie Babitch, of . La
Salle Blvd.; and the late Mr. A.
Babitch.
The bride-elect will graduate
from the college of education of
Wayne University in June. Her
fiance is a graduate of the 'Uni-
versity of Michigan college of
Engineering. The couple plan a
June 30 wedding.

PURIM BROADCAST

Attention Please/

•

•

••

MISS ESTELLE KELIVIIIIN

For

BEN KATZMAN

and His Orchestra

New Phone

7-2943
or WE. 3-2254

LI.

•

JEAN McBRIDE SHOW
Time:. 1:30 p.m., Monday.
and His
Station: WWJ-TV (Channel 4).
Orchestra
Feature: Mrs. McBride wilt
have as, her guest Mrs. Allen
• Music
Weston of the American Jewish
• Vocal
Congress Women's Division, who
Specialties
will prepare Hamantaschen.
TY. 5-2445
She will also tell of plans for
TY. 5-5593
the annual Stephen S. Wise
Ball and activities of Congress
a
* *
YETZ-COHEN LADIES Auxili- in general.
OUR SPECIALTY .
ary will meet Monday evening,
at the Memorial Home. Hostess- David Galin to Head
Restyling double breaited suits
to single breasted suits!
es for the evening will be Mickie Plymouth Rotary Club
Orechkin and Marion Rich.
David Galin, of 1000 Merton,
SPECIAL -
Nominations of officers will be has been chosen' president-elect
held.
BLUE SERGE AND GABERDINE
of the Plymouth Rotary Club.
The
only Jew in the 83-member
$4500
S ITS
DETROIT AUXILIARY is organization, he succeeds Pat
NOW
Were $65
planning a games party and McGuire, a Catholic. Galirl is a
luncheon at 12:30 p.m., March Plymouth merchant.
15, in the Memorial Home. Vol-
Galin points out that his
unteers to aid in the hospital elevation to the highest post in
11559 Dexter
program are urged to contact Rotary is one of the many indi-
WE. 3-9152
Bertha Schaap, president, or cations of the organization's ad-
chairmen, Fanny Kaplan and herence to a
Sarah Schwartz.
year-round pro-
a *
SAMEROFFI
gram of Broth-
Lt. ROY F. GREEN AUXILI-; erhood.
CATERING
ARY will meet on Tuesday, in
Last week, as e
Memorial Home to formulate
Catering for all occasions, in the
plans for a games party on Rotary Interna-
our beautiful banquet hall or March 29, also in the Home. tional celebrated
Tickets to the Military Ball on its 50th anni-
in your home. --
-
Saturday are available from
We supply all dishes and table
alin
Auxiliary ball chairman,,Esther versay,_
appointments.
was chosen to
Feld.
Special rates for showers
give the closing
Galin
since the
3169 2nd, nr. Masonic Temple
Hadassah Choral Group prayer,
observance also coincided with
TE. 2-7630
UN. 4-6258 To Mark Debut Tuesday Brotherhood Week.
Galin, a member of the Ply-
Members of Detroit Chapter of
Hadassah will witness the debut mouth club since 1944, empha-
of its 35-voice cholal group at a sized its human relations -work,
CONG. BETH MOSES
meeting at 12:30 p.m., Tuesday, stating that last summer one of
Located at
at Adas Shalom Synagogue. Mrs. the Rotarians, the Rev. Dr. Hen-
13925 LINWOOD at Oakman Ct.
David Holtzman. is the choral ry Walch, took several of his
group director, and Mrs. Rose parishioners to Adas Shalom
Takes pleasure in announcing that
Synagogue. In May, Rabbi Jacob
Bassin Stein is accompanist.
our auditorium is now available
Mrs. William B. Isenberg, Segal will assume the pulpit of
for Weddings, Bar-Mitzvahs, par-
Chapter president, announces Dr. Walch's Presbyterian.Church
ties and other entertainments.
that Mrs. Raphael Tourover, in Plymouth. •
Centrally Located—Air Conditioned
Washington representative of
Besides his affiliation with
Seating capacity of over 500- peOpti.
the national Hadassah board, Rotary, Galin is a member of the
For Information, Please Call
will be guest speaker at the pro- board of trustees of Adas Shalom
gram.
Synagogue and chairman of its
Mr. 'Sam Yuster, VI, 1-7244
Mrs. David J. Schachter, vice- cemetery committee, a member
From 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
president of education, is chair- of Jewish War Veterans, Ameri-
Or at the Synagogue, TO, 6-9324
man of the day. The meeting is can Legion, Pisgah Lodge, Bnai
Tues. and Thurs., 7:30 to 9' 1.20/1.,'
Hada.ssah'S annual program Brith, Mosaic Lodge, F. & A..M.
Sundays-9:30. A. M. •to '14:n, KO.
dedicated. to education along Ha- an the Zionist Orgatkizatiou of
Attwah lines for its:,theinbdeship. De ea.,. p -

The first meeting of the steer-
ing committee which is plan-
ning the Chai celebration of the
Vaad Harabonim will be held
at 10:30 a.m., Sunday, at Zack's.
Rabbis Leizer Levin and
Joshua S. Sperka, co-chairmen,
have issued a special invitation
to the presidents of all Detroit
synagogues to attend the pro-
gram. The chai celebration is
scheduled as a tribute to the
local traditional community.

Elute dombey

Time: 10:30 a.m., Sunday.
Station : WJR.
Feature: Rabbi Yaakov I.
Homnick, of Young Israel Cen-
ter of Oak-Woods, Cantor Jacob
H. Sonenklar ' and Rev. Leo
Radin, both of Cong. Shaarey
Zedek, will be highlighted in
this special - Purim program.
Beth Sheva Laikin, local actress
presently affiliated with the
World Stage, will be narrator.

a social held in the home of Dr.
Allan Marks. • Interested veter-
ans from the South Oakland
County suburbs are urged to
call Sidney Cohen, commander,
LI. 7-0780, or Ted Bale, LI. 5-
1091, for information on Post ac-
tivities. •
a a a
ROBERT. RAFELSON AUXIL-
IARY of Jewish War Veterans
met' at the hoine of Mrs. Rafel-
son, to plan a fashion show by
Valerie Degalan, at Northland
Auditorium, May 18.
* * a
YETI-COHEN POST will told
a party at the Stroh Brewery
Company at 6:30 p.m., Thurs-
day. F o r information, call
Herman Nelson, WE. 5-0664.

Pfc. JOSEPH L. BALE POST
recently obtained a number of
new members from the Oak
Park-Huntington Woods area at

Plans Brunch on Sunday

It is man that makes , truth
great, not truth that makes man
great—Confucius.

MUSIC MONTH BROADCAST

MISS MERLE SCHUMANN

Choir Steering Committee

The imcomparable

IRV
FIELD

Child Going to Camp!

We will sew LABELS
FREE OF ANY CHARGE

On Garments Purchased With Us!

•

For Inf4ormation_Call:
TO. 8-7818 or
TE. 4-3974 after 7

LAWRENCE TAILORS

- 11316 12th Street

• Labels Furnished by Buyer.

LYNN and KAY

EXPERT HAIR STYLISTS

FORMERLY OF OUR DEXTER SHOP
ARE NOW. PERMANENTLY LOCATED
AT OUR UVERNOIS SALON

MARY DEE BEAUTY SALON

13225 DEXTER
WE. 3-9714

.

.

18967 LIVERNOIS
UN. - 3-9921

-

NOW'S THE TIME

U

To have YOUR a

Pillows Renovated
and
Ticking Replaced

RADOM TAILORS

Call for Representative
with Samples
Pickup and Delivery Service

TRAUIRIG'S QUILT SHOP

Established 1919
8823 TWELFTH STREET

"SHAPED
TO FIT"

•

,

1

-

••••••

••••• .4.1 "WV.- •

PLASTIC

TY. 4-6728

Furniture
Covers

MADE TO ORDER
BY EDWARDS

(House of Expert Workmanship)

100% TRANSPARENT
' CRYSTAL . CLEAR
BAKELITE. PLASTIC
PATTERNS CUT IN
YOUR OWN HOME

Individual Cushion Covers, Zippers
and Air Vents included, as needed

Workmanship Guaranteed

FOR FREE ESTIMATES, CALL
Woodward 3-0490

•

SUBURBAN
lFALLS
' MADE

-

HOUSE OF EDWARDS

Formerly House of Schiller

612 ', DONOVAN, BLDG.
DETROIT 1

•