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Adivilico in Society
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Mr: Eliezer Aronstam, of Tel Aviv, Israel, is now here on a visit
to his sister, Mrs. Julius Sarko, of 19354 Prairie.
Miss 'Elaine Hyman will be in town on Thursday for a visit
[ here with her family. Miss Hyman, who graduated from the Co-
lumbia University college of dramatic arts on June 1, will play a bit
part in this Monday's Westinghouse Summer Theater presentation
on television.
Mr. Joseph J. Kahn, of Micado, Mich., celebrated his 85th
birthday last Tuesday. An impromptu family celebration was held
on Sunday at the home of his sister, Mrs. Grace Mahler, of W.
McNichols Rd. Mr. Kahn, who with his sons, Gerson and Welling-
ton, operates Kahn's Department Store, in Micado, five miles from
Greenbush, is considered the Dean of Merchants in Alcona. County.
He was named Grocer of the Week in 1950 when he was honored
on having served his community for 50 years. His other children
are Ivor Kahn, of Detroit, Sidney Kahn, of California, Allen Kahn,
of Elizabeth, N.J., Ruth Goldberg, of Bay City, and Miriam Fil, of
Lincoln, Mich.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Sills, of Canterbury Rd., announce the
graduation of their son, Richard D., from Wayne University Col-
lege of Medcine.
Miss Barbara J. Weinberg, who works with the Board of Edu-
cation in Boston, Mass., is currently spending her vacation here
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Weinberg, of Wildemere Ave.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Halberstam, of Pasadena Ave., ,observed
their 25th wedding anniversary last Wednesday with a get-together
for family and close friends, which was arranged by their daughter,
Mrs. Meyer Feldman, of Oak Park, Mich., and the couple's life-long
friends, Mrs. Julius Scholnick and Miss Jennie Edelson, who served
as hostesses.
Mr. William Lublin, of McQuade Ave., has left via El Al Air-
lines for London, England. After a short visit in Birmingham, Mr.
Lublin will continue his journey to Munich, Germany for a two-
week stay and fly to Israel to spend the remaining six weeks of
his travels.
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Spielberg announce the graduation of
their daughter, Ruth, from the University of Michigan, with a
BA degree in sociology. She is now spending the week at her
parents' home, and will return to U. of M. for .a secondary degree
in education. Guests of the Spielbergs at commencement exer-
li were Mr. and Mrs. Herman Grenadier, of Alexandria, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Levine, of. 2678 Calvert, announce the
graduation of their son,' Ellsworth, from the University of Michi-
gan Dental School, with a DDS degree.
Julius Chajes, director of Music at the Jewish Community
' Center, Dorian Hyshka and Mrs. Albert J. Silber will present piano
students in a recital Sunday, at 1 p. m., at the Woodward Jewish
Center.
DETROIT JEWISH NEWS-13
Friday, June 17, 1955
Keywell-Fuller Rites
Scheduled for Fall
Aolowigimmimurirwwwwww-
Israel Ambassador ABBA EB-
awarded an honorary
degree of Doctor of Laws by the
University of :Aaryland. Gov.
MOGEN ABRAHAM MEN'S Theodore McKeldin of Maryland
CLUB honored Rabbi Max J. participated in the ceremony.
Wohlgelernter at a testimonial
dinner on Thursday evening, at
Rainbow Terrace. Minyan serv-
THE THIRTY PLUS CLUE
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continue at 9 a.m., Sunday.
Presents
Study of Samuel will be held at
THEIR FINAL DANCE
8:30 p.m., Monday : in the Yeshi-
vah library.
ON. Sunday, .dune 19, 1955
Ei:30 P.M. until ?
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ternity. Miss Keywell is pres-
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