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Ruth .Gruber .
Warns Egypt
Planning War

_ I• en.eDresser Weds
Dr. Richard Sinclair

Members of the Men's Club of Adas Shalom Synagogue who will
participate in the Great Lakes Regional convention of the National
Federation of Men's Clubs this weekend in Cleveland, 0., include
Nicholas Lazar, president; Julius Allan, vice-president; Harry
Spoon, past president; Harry Keller, secretary, and Carl Lichtenstein
and Sanford Gordon.

Cantor and Mrs. Anton A. Rosenfeld, of 21970 Kipling, Oak
Park, entertained Wednesday in honor of Cantor and Mrs. Jacob
Tambor, recently elected cantor of Congregation Ahavas Achim;•
and for Cantor and Mrs. Hyman Adler upon their return from
Israel: All cantors of the city and their wives were present.

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BNAI DAVID SISTERHOOD
has completed plans for its 20th
annual donor luncheon at 12:30
p.m., Tuesday, at Rainbow Ter-
race. Entertainment will be pro-
vided by Max Sosin, Sammy
Woolf and Cantor Hyman J.
Adler, and prizes will be award-
ed. For tickets, call Mrs. Louis
Garvin, TE. 4-6550, or Mrs. Sam
Traison, UN. 1-4166.
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A membership teawill be
PTER,
given by NEGBAH CHA
Pioneer Women, at 12:30 p.m.,
Wednesday, in the home of Mrs.
Fred Gayer, 17331 San 'Juan. A
cultural program is being plan-
ned by Mrs. Fred Schuman.
Friends are invited.
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AMERICAN HAVEN CLUB
recently held a luncheon meet-
ing at which plans were dis-
MRS. MICHAEL J. FRANZBLAU cussed for a victory luncheon
Donna Carol Garfield and Dr. celebrating the success of the re-
Michael J. Franzblau repeated cent donor event.
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their marital vows beneath a
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flower-banked canopy on Sept.
29, at a candlelight ceremony men's American ORT, will hold
solemnized in the 'home of the a , dessert luncheon at 1 p.m.,
bride's aunt and uncle, Mr. and `Thursday, in the home of. Mrs.
Clarence Enggass, 19344 Cum-
Mrs. Max Bonin, of Steel Ave.
The bride is the daughter of berland. Mrs. Milton Okun, pro-
Mr. and Mrs. Max Garfield, of gram chairman, advises that
Cloverlawn Ave. Dr. Franzblau Lawrence A. Fleischman, local
is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Eu- art collector whose paintings
gene Franzblau, of Roselawn were recently exhibited at the
Ave. Rabbi Jacob E. Segal offi- Detroit Institute of Arts, will
ciated, and the bridegroom's Speak on "Adventures in Ameri-
can Art." Mrs. Joseph G. Fen-
father chanted the service.
Beverly Franzblau was her sis- ton, ORT's regional education
ter's only attendant. Michael chairman, will report on the re-
Schuman was the bride groom's cent biennial convention of the
organization in New York, an-
best man.
Following a buffet supper, the nounces Mrs. Irwin Kurtz, presi-
young couple flew to New York dent.
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where they remained a week be-
CITY
OF
HOPE CANCER
fore sailing on the SS Flandre
.for England where Dr. Franzblau FIGHTERS will hold a board
will be connected with St. John's meeting at 12 noon, Monday, at
Hospital, at the University of Holiday Manor. Mesdames Ben
Caron, Louis Eilbaum, Edward
London.
They plan a tour of the Con- Fromstein, Irving Gold and Sid-
tinent before returning home ney Knoll will be hostesses.
Plans for the annual dinner-
next summer. •
dance'will be discussed.
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BETH ITZCHOCK SISTER-
HOOD, at its recent installation
An emergency board meeting ceremonies, inducted the follow-
is planned by the Jewish ing women: Mesdames Jane Ro-
Women's European Welfare Or- senfeld, president; Simon Wein-7
ber, vice-president; Sherman
ganization . at 12:30 p.m., Monday,
in the home of Mrs. Sarah Stine, Fisher, Walter Baggelman and
Joseps Bershas, secretaries; and
3274 Sturtevant.
At this time, final plans will Harry Salwin, treasurer and
Sunday school supervisor. Trus-
be announced for the 35th Jubilee
Dinner and Dance, sponsored by tees are Yetta Hochman, Mrs.
Bershas, Mrs. Fine and Mrs.
North Woodward Branch.
Fisher. Mrs. Bernard Schiller
Mrs. Morris Miller is chairman
was installing officer.
of the JWEWO
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effort, and Mrs.
HANITA CHAPTER, Pioneer
A. Dinitz is
Women, will hear Mrs.- Russell
branch chair-
Houle of the League of Women
m a n. Reserva-
Voters speak on "Ten Years of
tions for the
the United Nations" at its meet-
dinner - dance
ing Monday evening, in the home
will be accepted
of Mrs. Jack Steinhardt, 18495
until 'Monday's
-
San Juan.
meting.
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The annual
RODIN CLUB recently celeb-
event will be
rated its 25th anniversary with
a luncheon meeting at Beau-
held this year at
champ's, at which new members
6 p.m., Nov. 27,
were welcomed.
at the Bel-Aire
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Terrace, and
An autumn luncheon is plan-
will feature Eli
ned • by DETROIT LADIES
Mintz, w h o is Mrs. Miller
known primarily for his charac- LECHEM ANEEIM at 12 noon,
terization of Uncle David on the Wednesday, at Zack's Catering.'
radio and television show, "The For information,, call Mrs. Rose
Kartun, WE 5-3457.
Goldbergs."

Eli Mintz to Appear
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Newlyweds to Reside
In London, _Englafid

Friday, November 11, 1955

Dr. Ruth Gruber, New York
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Mrs. Dwight Lee Pollock, of Los Angeles, Calif., and a former
resident of Lafayette, Ind., was the house guest recently of Mrs.
Celia Pollock, of Parkside Ave.

Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Schiller, of Huntington Woods, Mich.,
left last weekend for California where they are visiting Carmel
and Palo Alto before going to San Francisco where Mr. Schiller
will participate in sessions of the American Petroleum Institute.
Before returning home around Thanksgiving Day, the Schillers will
stop at Las Vegas, Nev.

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MRS. RICHARD SINCLAIR

In a ceremony solemnized Oct.
29, at Temple Israel, Irene Susan
Dresser, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Jacob S. Dresser, of 19231 War-
rington, became the bride of Dr.
Richard Sinclair, son of Mr. and
American aid, with arms for
Mrs. Isidor Seligman, of 24255
Israel, is vital in the present
Scotia, Oak Park, Mich.
crisis, she declared.
Rabbi Jacob E. Segal and Dr.
In her address, Dr. Gruber
Leon Fram officiated at'the cere- evaluated the valuable work ac-
mony.
complished by Haclassah in Israel.
The bride wore an all-white
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Her three-tiered veil fell from a
crown of matching lace and pearl
embroidery. She carried a bou-
quet of white orchids.
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Slates Donor Nov. 16

Arrangements for the annual
donor luncheon of the Women's
Division, Sholem Aleichem
tute, have been completed, it was
announced this week by Mrs.
Frances Driier, president. ,
The donor, which celebrates
the 30th anniversary of the cul-
tural organiza-
tion, will be held
at 1 2 : 3 0 p.m.,
Wednesday, at
Rainbow Ter-
race.
Highlighted as
the afternoon's
guest entertain-,
• er will be Betty
Kowalsky, popu-
lar local pianist
and teacher,
who will render
several selec-

In accordance,with a ruling by the VAAD
HORABBONIM, no Kosher caterer in the
city will cater any affair on Saturday or
Jewish holiday.

Any caterer who will violate this ruling, will no longer
be recognized or supervised by us. We are appealing
to everyone in the Community to co-operate in this
important matter, for the sake of Sabbath observance.

INViTATION
TO OUR
GET ACQUAINTED
SNACK PARTY
MONDAY, NOV. 14, 1955
2-4 and 8-9 P.M.

Miss Kowalsky

Prior to Wednesday's affair, a
pre-donor luncheon, with Coun-
cilwoman Blanche Parent Wise as
guest Speaker, has been planned
for Saturday afternoon, at the
Institute, 18495 Wyoming.
Mrs. Eva Jacobson is fund-
raising chairman.

Vladimiritzer Organization
Holds Benefit Games Party

16043 W. McNichols nr. Mansfield

Samuel A. Kayne, chairman of
the Vladimiritzer Emergency Re-
Organizati9n, has chosen Mr. and
Mrs. J. N. Rossen as chairmen
of a charity games party to be
held Dec. 13, at Beth. Joseph
Synagogue. The entire proceeds
will go for needy in Israel.

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