DETROI I JEWISH NEWS-1 1
Friday, July 8, 1955

Lois Linden Leaves
ZOD Post; Is Given
Testimonial Dinner

Miss Lois Linden, for the past
three years executive director
of the Zionist Organization of
Detroit, has resigned her post.
She is being succeeded by Miss
Estelle Gordon.
The officers and members of
the board of the ZOD honored
Miss Linden, in appreciation
for her efficient services to the
Zionist cause at a testimonial
dinner on June 30. A. C. Lappin
was the toastmaster. Speeches
were delivered by Rabbis Moses
Lehrman, Leon Fram and Mor-
ris Adler; Leon Kay, Samuel
Feldstein and Harry Cohen. Miss
Linden waz presented with a
gift as a token of the ZOD's
appreciation for her work.

l iAnten,

AVODAH CHAPTER,' Pioneer
Women, will hold its annual
luncheon and splash party on
July 19, at the summer home of
Mrs. Max Stulberg, 2030 : Willow
Beach. Cass Lake._ Members and
their children are invited. For
information, call Mrs. Max Ny-
man, chairman, TO. 8-3387.
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GOLDA MYERSON CHAPTER,
Pioneer Women, will hold a
lawn party and luncheon at

Golumbia Wed
To David Kaufman

Mrs. Bernard Abramson, of
Detroit, has been selected Di-
vision V advisor of Phi Sigma
Sigma sorority, according to an
announcement by the society's
Grand Council in Washington,
D. C.
Mrs. Abramson will b`e advisor
to all District V sororities, which
include Wayne University, Uni-
versity of Manitoba, Ohio State
University and University of
Missouri. She has been advisor
to the local Beta Lamda Chap-
ter for the last five years.
Prior to a 10-week vacation
in New York and New Jersey
where she will meet with na-
tional officers of Phi Sigma
Sigma to determine philan-
thropies and rushing activities
for the coming year, Mrs. Ab-
ramson was given a surprise
party by the local group.
Past philanthropic contribu-
tions made by the organization
have gone to the Brandeis Uni-
versity library, Michigan Chil-
dren's Hospital and the Yeshiva
University Medical School.

MRS. DAVID KAUFMAN

In a double ring candle-light
ceremony Sunday night at the
Whittier Hotel, Daone Golumbia
and David Kaufman were united
in marriage by Dr. Leon Fram
and Rabbi M. Robert Syme.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Golumbia,
of Oak Dr. Her husband is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Kauf-
man, of Long Island, N.Y.
The bride chose for her wed-
ding a gown of white silk tulle.
The close fitting basque, appli-
qued with motifs of alencon
The world's highest artificial lace and tiny seed pearls, was
ski jump- - is located in Iron accented by a gallerie neckline
Mountain, Mich.
and long pointed sleeves. The
bouffant skirt was emphasized
by panniers of tulle, touched
Arrow Driving School
with appliques of the lace. .Her
6346 W. McNichols
three-tiered French illusion veil
Detroit 21, Michigan
was held by a Juliet cap of
Dear Sirs,
matching lace and seed pearls.
learned to drive at the Arrow
She carried two white orchids
Driving School and I can't begin
on •a satin Bible.
to tell you what a wonderful thing
DOnna Garfield was maid of
it has meant to me. I can go
shopping, visit friends, take my
honor, and the bride's little sis-
children to the beach, attend my
ter, Sherri, was junior maid of
women's clubs, and do many
honor. The bridesmaids were
other things I couldn't do before
Marilyn Bonin, Mrs. Arbrey Geal--
I learned to drive. I'm never "tied
er. Mrs. Aubrey Myerson and
down" to the hoUse for the lock
Mrs. Jack Weinstock. -
of driving, - regardless of snow-- or
rain; nor do I ever have to • de-
The - bridegroom chose as his
pend on my husband or friends to
best man Arthur Golumbia,
chauffeur .me anywhere. Arrow
brother of the `.bride. His ushers
Driving School has literally made
were Allen Schechter, Murray
my dreams - come true for introduc-
Yolles, • Fred Yaffee and Myron
ing me to the freedom of driving.
Wazberg.
Mrs. - Greenwald
After dinner and a reception,
10801 Oak Park Blvd.
the newlyWeds left for a motor
Oak Pork, Mich.
trip through the East, after
which they will reside in Ann
DI. 1-
Arbor, where Mr. Kaufman will
complete his studies as law
9200
student at the University of
Michigan,

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70 Israelis to Study in U.S.
Under American Aid Plan

TEL AVIV, (JTA)—Seventy

Israeli technicians, of whom 20
have already left for the United
States, are to pursue advanced
studies in the United States this
year under America's Technical
Assistance Program. it was an-
nounced by the American Em-

12:30 p.m., Tuesday, in the home .
of Airs. Dorothy Brindze, 20193
Strathmoor. The public is in-
vited. •
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WOMEN'S ORTHODOX
LEAGUE closed its season re-
cently with an installation pro-
gram in the home of Mrs. I.
Rockove. Mrs. Y. Homnick, in-
stalling officer, inducted the
following women: Mesdames J.
Elias., president; J. Gluckowsky,
vice-president; M. Carmen,
treasurer; A. Fishweicher, I.
Flam and Y. Goldberg, secre-
taries. A buffet supper, served in
the garden, and a program, con-
cluded the evening. Hostesses
were Mesdames Henry Baum,
Max Carmen, LOuis Cohen, S. N.
Cohen, J. Elias and I. Rockove.

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Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Bank,
of Greenlawn Ave., announce
the betrothal of their daughter,
Charlotte, to Arthur Fiszbein, of
Sturtevant Ave. An Oct. 30 wed-
ding is planned.

TEMPLE ISRAEL SISTER-
HOOD's garden club will hold
its sixth and concluding pro-
gram in a series on "Flower
Arrangement" at 10 a.m., Mon-
day, in the temple. Mrs. Frances
Allmeyer directs the series.
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BETH ITZCHOCK SISTER-
HOOD will hold its annual pic-
nic in conjunction with the
Sunday school on July 17, at
Chandler Park. Mrs. Jane Ros-
enfeld, Sisterhood president,
and Mrs. Harry Salwin, school
supervisor, invite all members,
their friends and children. Mil-
ton Freeman will be chairman,
and luncheon, games and prizes
will be featured. The park en-
trance is at Frankfort and Gray.
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AMERICAN HAVEN CLUB, at
its closing luncheon meeting
recently, appointed committees
for the October donor luncheon,
according to Mrs. Louis Tamar-
off, president. Mrs. Al Belinsky
is donor chairman, assisted by
Mesdames Irving Labell, co-
chairman; and Julius Portnoy
and Louis Gedanke, ticket chair-
men.

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Clover Lodge Summer Season Opens
with Hit Musical Comedy

Harold Herman staged hit musical comedy to big holiday
crowd, using a large staff of
FEART
talented actors with experi-
ence in theater, radio and T.V.
He has set up a unique sum-
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Mr. and Mrs. Milton B. Moss,
of 18055 Ilene, announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Marilyn Helen, to Dean Edwin
Fine, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Fine, of Tuller Ave,

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Name Mrs. Abramson
Phi Sigma Advisor

To Wed Oct. 30

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the finest recipe of its kind in
the world, Mary Ball Washing-
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George Washington's mother is
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