Florine Lubkin to Wed
Edward Karabenick
,
Activilico in(lady
DETROIT JEWISH NEWS-13
Israel, U. S. Jewry
Misunderstandings
Shown in. New Poll
Friday, June 3, 1955
For the Perfect Affair!
Signs of a growing misunder-
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Samuels and daughters, Barbara and
Geraldine, are now residing in their new home at 19818 Lesure.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Abrams, former Detroiters, now of Los
Angeles, Calif., announce the graduation of their son, Steven G.,
this week from the Michigan State University school of veteri-
nary medicine. Relatives and friends are invited to an open
house in his honor on Tuesday, in the home of Mrs. May Lesh-
man, 3291 Burlingame.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard L. Levin, of 4205 Clements, were recent
guests at Oakton Manor Resort, located on the shores of Lake
Fewaukee, Wis.
Mr. Isadore Chernoff, of 18067 Cherrylawn, a pharmacy
sophomore at the Detroit Institute of Technology, has been elected
vet.-at-arms of Chi Sigma Chi fraternity for,.the fall semester.
Mr. Robert Kanter, of 2454 Longfellow, will receive a bachelor
of science degree, with honors, in industrial engineering from
Detroit Institute of Technology on Monday. Mr. Kanter, 49, is
an employee of the UAW-CIO.
Israel Woodrow was honored on his 60th birthday, at a meet-
ing of Arlazaroff Branch of Farband, at the Zionist House, Wed-
nesday evening.
Dr. and Mrs. J. J. Goode, of 18900 Cherrylawn, will hold open
house from 8 to 11:30 p.m., June 14, in honor of the Bar Mitzvah
of their son, Martin Goode. No cards.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Boxman, of 1969 Boston Blvd., are planning
open house from 7 to 10 p.m., June 12, in honor of the graduation
of their son, Donald, from the Kansas City College of Osteopathy
and Surgery.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene B I u m, of 4367 Waverly, will honor
their son, George Lewis, at an open house reception, from 2 to 5
p.m., June 12, celebrating his graduation from the University of
Michigan Medical School.
Mr. and Mrs. Reubin Dach. will be at home to relatives and
friends after 2 p.m., Sunday, at 3030 Lawrence, honoring the grad-
uation of their children Arnoldt and Hilda Winshall and their
future daughter-in-law, Miss Sue Serotte. Arnold will receive the
degree of Doctor of Dental Surgery, while Hilda and Sue receive
BA degrees. No cards.
A reception in honor of Miss Dorothy.Davis will be held by her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry D. Davis, of 3790 Sturtevant, in cele-
bration of her graduation from Michigan State University, from
E, to 11 p.m., June 11.
Mrs. Rose Rubenstein will present Paul Redstone in a piano
recital this evening, at her studio.
Rosenberg, re-
tiring president, announces that
the following women will at-
tend the national City of Hope
convention this summer at
Duarte:
Mesdames Andrew Berger, Abe
Eizelman, Morris Moss, Jack
Rosenberg, Seymour Shapiro
and Stanley Oschin, incoming
president. Mrs. Rosenberg, the
organizer of the Cancer Fight-
ers, will attend as an honorary
delegate.
The organization's bowling
league will hold its first annual
banquet at 7 p.m., Wednesday,
at the Elmwood Casino, in
IATindsor. Mrs. Irwin Natinsky,
president, will award the tro-
phies,
Attention Please!
For
BEN KATZMAN
and His Orchestra
New Phone
LI. 7-2943
or WE. 3-2254
arid His Orchestra
UN. 3-3737
MAN RUGG SETS
AND SUPPLIES
Lillian Fink UN. 4-4977
can emigration to Israel should
social conditions here remain
15 -e20 Santa Barbara
unchanged. On the important
MISS FLORINE LUBKIN
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Lubkin,
of Fairfield Ave., announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Florine, to Edward Karabenick,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Karabenick, of Whitcomb Ave.
The bride-elect is enrolled in
the college of education at
Wayne University. Her fiance is
working • on his master's degree
in geography in Wayne's liberal
arts school.
Following a June 19 wedding,
the couple will leave for a six-
month honeymoon in Europe and
North Africa.
question as to which country
would ultimately produce the
more moral society, the rabbis
felt that it would be Israel, al-
though sharp criticism was
levelled against the influence of
the religious groups on the State
institutions and laws.
The poll pointed out that the
rabbis expect that most of the
traffic on the "cultural bridge"
linking Israel and American
Jewry would be west bound.
A vital contribution to Jewish
emancipation was made by the
Virginia Act for Religious Free-
dom, drafted by Thomas Jeffer-
son and passed in 1786. It end-
ed the official, privileged posi-
tion of the Anglican church in
Virginia and guaranteed equal
protection to all faiths.
Dance with Delight
to
LARRY FREEDMAN
and his Orchestra
UN. 1-2971
TO. 6-7555
MAZEL TOV!
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Cancer Fighters Set
Victory Brunch June 22
At Tarn O'Shanter
City of Hope Cancer Fighters
will honor 80 of its members at
a Victory Brunch, to be held at
11:30 a.m., June 22, at Tam
O'Shanter Country Club, an-
nounces Mrs. Andrew Berger,
vice-president of fund-raising.
The program, to celebrate the
group's successful dinner-dance
on May 22, will coincide with
the termination of two years in
office for the present officers,
who will bestow special recogni-
tion on their key workers.
At the dinner-dance it was
announced that the two-year-
old organization,
since its incep-
tion, has raised
842,000 for re-
search at the
Duarte, Calif.
i nstitutio n,
which combats
cancer, tuber-
culosis, heart
diSease and leu-
kemia.
Mrs. • Thomas
Mrs Berger
MICKEY WOOLF
standing between Israel and
American Jewry are indicated in
a poll of American rabbis on
basic issues of Zionism and Is-
rael, conducted by Eliezer Whart-
man and analyzed in the cur-
rent issue of Jewish Social
Studies.
The poll revealed that rabbis
were optimistic about the fu-
ture of American Jewry. Almost
unanimously they rejected the
possibility of large scale Ameri-
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