Mi. and Mrs. Jacob She;vitz Celebrate
Golden Wedding Anniversary

B. and_ P. Hadassah Group- to Feature Travelogue on Israel, Europe

Headlining :the monthly getr- honors, in their travels, among brated with traditional cere-
eral meeting of the Business them being a visit with President monies.
and ProfeSsional Group of Ha- and Mrs. Ben Zvi of Israel. Their
Rose Poskel, program chair-
dassah at 8:15 p. m., Tuesday in
talk will be accompanied by col-: man, was assisted by Rosalind
Hadassah House at 16240 W.
Schubot and members of the
Seven Mile Rd., will be a talk ored slides and movies.
by John F. Haver and Lee J. Mary Cohan and Sadie Gar- program committee in prepar-
Marks on their recent tour finkel, co-chairmen of Youth ing the evening's entertainment.
through Israel and Europe.
Aliyah, will observe the Youth Mrs. Elaine Eichel, group presi-
Under the auspices of the Na ;, Aliyah project and special tri- dent, invites members and
tional Federation of Temple bute will be paid to the ob- friends to attend. For further in-
Youth, Haver and Marks were servance of the birthday of Hen- formation call the -. membership
among a group of 20 students rietta Szold, founder of Hadas- co-chairmen, Marion Saxon, TO.
who were the recipients of many sah. Hanukah will also be cele- 5-0323 or Gerry Black, TO. 7-4502.

- . MR. . . AND MRS. JACOB ,glIEVITZ

The golden wedding anniver-
sary of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
Shevitz last weekend was a
double celebration, in that it
marked not only 50 years of de-
votion by Mr. and Mrs. Shevitz
to each other and to their family,
but as many years of dedicated
effort .to their community and
fellow Jews.
Although both c o m e from
Crodno Province in Poland, they
met here in Detroit, and were
married Dec. 3, 1905. Mr. Shevitz
came here in 1892, two years after
his parents. His future wife, the
former Anna . Levin, came to
America in 1902.
For over 40 years Mr. Shevitz
has been engaged in the real
estate and building business here.
He was particularly active in the
development of the Dexter boule-
vard area when it emerged as
the focal point of the Jewish
community. -
Active in major communal ac-
tivities, Mr. Shevitz has been par-
tidularly prOininexit in synagogue
life, ,being one of the founders

, Gray Gordon Nuptials
Plan;ied for Next Fall

and later, president of Cong.
Mogen Abraham. -- - -
At the time of its very begin-
ning, Mr. and Mrs. Shevitz de-
layed moving into their new home
so the congregation could have its
use for High Holiday and daily
rninyan services. :
Many years later, Mr. Shevitz
joined and became president of
Cong. Emanuel. He was an active
force in its merger with Cong.
Beth Tefilo, and served for many
years as the president of Cong.
Beth Tefilo Emanuel, the Taylor
Street Shul. -
He has • also worked many
years in behalf of the com-
munity's educational institutions,
serving the United Hebrew
Schools when its first building
was erected at Kirby and St. An-
toine.
He also was an active support-
er of the Yeshivath Beth Yehudah
when it was established on Dex :
ter and COrtland. He is still a
member of the Yeshivah board of
directors, and is also on the
Vaad . Hayeshivoth.
Mrs. Shevitz is a charter mem-
ber of the Detroit Council of
Pioneer Women, a long-time
member -of the Ladies Auxiliary
of the United Hebrew Schools and
a member of Hadassah.
Helping their parents to cele-
brate the -anniversary were their
four children, Mrs. Joseph Lee,
Mrs. Walter Klein, - Sidney M.
Shevitz, all of Detroit, and 12
gfandchildren. They have an-
other daughter, Mrs. Ben-Zion
Ilan, and three grandchildren at
Kibbutz Afikim, Israel.

MR. THOMAS TERPO S

eet Mr. Terpos

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When Thomas Terpos_ tells you he was barn
in 1914 in Kostoria, Greece, you know he
was born into the fur bu s iness for ,Kostoria is -
world renowned- for furs. Everybody-- in this
village makes his living in the fur - business.

JWV -to Host GI s
At Hanukah Party

MISS LOIS GRAY

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gray,
of 19901 Warrington, announce

the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Lois, to Harvey Gordon, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Gordon,
of 19162 Wisconsin.
Mr. Gordon is a senior at the
Detroit Institute of Technology
college of pharmacy where he is
president of Alpha Zeta Omega
fraternity. A fall wedding is
planned.

Temple Israel Art Group
To Offer Family Program

The Art Appreciation Group
the Temple Israel Young
Marrieds twill present Bruce
Danto, psychiatric social worker
and group therapist, as prin-
cipal speaker at its program at
8:30 p.m., Wednesday, in the
temple youth hall.
Danto's talk on "The Children
in Your Life and Their World
Through Their Art" will be fol-
lowed by a question and answer
period.
For information, • • call ,Mrs.
Sylvia Ellman, art group chair-
man, UN. 1-2393.

The Department of Michigan
Jewish War Veterans and its
Ladies Auxiliary will play host
to between 75 and 100 _service-
men from Selfridge Field and
other outlying military bases at
a Hanukah party.
Irwin Simms, of the Lt. Ray-
mon Zussman Post, and Bernard
Hoffman, of Lt. Roy F. Green
Post, are co-chairmen of the
event, to be held at 8:30- p.m.,
Saturday, in the Memorial Home.
All members of JWV and JW-
VA with their- wives and hus-
bands are invited to participate
in the program, which will fea-
ture a candlelighting ceremony
by Rabbi Herbert S. Eskin, De-
partment chaplain.
Refreshments, including latkes,
dancing and games are planned
for the evening. There is no ad-
mission charge.

Before Mr. Terpos came to the United States
in 1932, he and his father, Theodore Terpos,
'operated one of the- finest 'fur salons in Paris :
Here, in the world's fashion center, they
Worked closely -with - the top couturiers-.

In his more than 20 years' in this country,
Mr. Terpos has gained a nation-wide repLita-
tibn. He is not only an experienced dealer in
furs, but is a designer and stylist of eminent
renown. A gentleman and a cosmopolite, he
is primarily and always A FURRIER.

Realizing the growing predominance of Detroit
as a world market and its increasing fashion
consciousness, we are proud to announce that
Mr, Terpoi has elected to open a much needed
* fur - fashion salon . here. You are invited to con-
o any and all of your-fur
sult with him on
problems.

Noah Nachbush Records
Two New Yiddish Songs

Noah Nachbush, well known
Yiddish actor, who has befriended
many Detroiters during his nu-
merous visits here for perform-
ances before orgahizations and in
theaters, has just issued a record-
ing of new songs.
His latest record features
Peretz Hirshbein's "The Fallen
Star," and "A Tree'.s Prayer."
Words - and melody for the
latter _ are by Mr.' Nachbush.
Music was arranged by Laura
Cherniaysky. Harold Green is the
accompanist.
Both songs are rendered with
deep feeling and will be found
28—DETROIT JEWISH. NEWS touching .additions to ,recorde.cl,
Yiddish music.
Friday, December 9, 1955

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