activities in Society

A buffet supper honoring Michael David Heideman on his
Bar Mitzvah was given last Saturday evening, in Temple Israel,
by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Heideman, of Roselawn
Ave. Michael's Bar Mitzvah was observed earlier in the day,
at the temple.
Solomon Rubin, of Washburn Avenue, arrived in Israel
last week for a month's visit.
Isidor Becker, of Grand Avenue, flew to Tel Aviv this week
to attend his daughter's wedding at Kibbutz Urim, Negev.
Mr. and Mrs. Josef Ben-Azri, of Tel Aviv, are returning
home after a three-month visit in Detroit with Mrs. Sarah De-
Roven, of Kendall Avenue. The Ben Azris will depart aboard
the Queen Elizabeth on Feb. 17.
Jacob Bacow, of Vassar Drive, leaves for Europe and Israel
next week aboard the SS United States. Mr, Bacow will return
home after the Passover holidays aboard the Queen Mary.
Miss Shirley Stollman, of Leslie Avenue, left for Israel last
week aboard a KLM Royal Dutch Airliner.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Lieber, of Chicago Blvd., will celebrate
their 50th wedding anniversary at a family dinner party this
Sunday.
Mr. Reubin Kaminsky, national commander of the Jewish
War Veterans, was in town this week, and was honored at a
cocktail party given by all veteran organizations of Wayne
County, in the Lee Plaza Hotel. Commander Kaminsky earlier
addressed informal gatherings of the Department of Michigan
JWV and its Ladies Auxiliary.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hacker and their mother, Mrs. Ann
Averbach, formerly of McQuade Avenue, are now residing in
their new home, 20151 Ardmore.
Mrs. Betty Lehrman, of 20019 Lichfield, is now visiting with
her daughter, and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Atkins,
(Charlotte Lehrman) and grandson, Danny, at Monterey, Calif.
Mr. Atkins is with the U.S. Navy legal department at Monterey.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Barill, of 21961 Gardner, Oak Park,
recently honored their sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Aaron Corey, with a party celebrating the Coreys' 20th wedding
anniversary. The couple's friends and relatives joined in the
festivities.

Present Pin to First
Bnai Brith Sponsor

Arargot Abels Wears
Dr. Jerry Abramson

Youngsters Perform
For March of Dimes

Over 65 talented youngsters
participated in the Theater

Workshop's student performance
benefit for the March of Dimes'
recently. The workshop is di-
rected by Sara Strengell.
Of the five individual plays
presented, one will be repeated
this Saturday, in the Francis
Scott Key School auditorium, in
Oak Park.
"Terry on Earth," written by
11 year old Leslie London, the
presentation also will feature
Fannie Aronson's creative dance
group.
In the cast of "Terry," be-
sides the , author, are Barbara
Erenberg, Barbara Ogul, Sylvia
Feldman, Betsy Blumberg, Ros-
lyn Friedlander, Donna Lebo-
vitz, Mimi Schurgin, Pat Mc-
Kay, Pat Archbold, Marcia Jo
Reinitz and Marilyn Lowen,

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MRS. JERRY ABRAMSON

At a ceremony solemnized
Jan. 31, at Cong. Shaarey Zedek,
Margot Jane Abels, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Abels, of
Glendale Ave., became the bride
of Dr. Jerry H. Abramson, son
of Mrs. Harry Abramson, of
Webb Ave., and the late Mr.
Abramson.

I Bar Mitzvahs

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LZOA Branch 7 Fetes
Jewish Music Month

Henry Faigin, president of
Branch Seven, Labor Zionist
Organization of America, an-
nounces that the annual mu-
sicale, in celebration of Jewish
Music Month, will be held in
the form of an Oneg Shabbat
at the home of Dr. and Mrs. S.
Kovin, 19481 Littlefield.
Vivian Kozenn Stollman will
talk on Jewish music and play
records from her large collec-
tion. A social evening will fol-
low and refreshments will be
served.

Mrs. Simon S. Farbman, of
19690 Chesterfield, announces
the Bar Mitzvah of her son,
Burton David, this evening, at
Temple Israel, Open house in
his honor will be held from 7
to 9 p.m., Saturday, in the fam- Kxex x4w,
ily home.
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Mrs. Nathan Fish and Mrs.
Morris Wasserman, sisters of
the late Morris Teplitsky, ac-
knowledge with deep gratitude
and appreciation the many kind
and thoughtful expressions of
sympathy extended by rela-
tives and friends during their
recent bereavement.

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Feb. 18, at Cong. Shaarey Zion.
The second session of the
A dinner in Stuart's honor will
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ty, to be held at 7 p.m., Feb. 19, Honor Rubin Shayes
in the Fort Wayne Hotel. Max Fiftieth Anniversary
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Mr. and Mrs. Rubin Shaye, of
monies at the program which
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will feature local night club Prairie Avenue, this week cele-
stars. Tickets are available by brated their 50th wedding an-
calling Sam Dubrinsky, UN. niversary.
The couple — both are 73 —
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Detroit's Newest Taste Sensation
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chairman of the event. The Shaye came to New York in
Lodge will stage its 10th an- 1907 and his wife followed him
Mrs. Grunt's own home-made Herring in Pints and
nual Americanism Award Night here three years later.
In 1921, Mr. Shaye came to
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at 9 p.m., Feb. 28, at Holiday
Detroit and established the
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meeting at 8:30 p.m., Thursday,
Mr. Shaye has been active for
at Cong. Beth Joseph. Bess many years in the City of Hope
Greenwald, monologuist, w ill projects here.
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Donations to the Shayes' fav-
planned by Mesdames Louis orite charities, by their children,
Eilbaum and Bert Ablitz.
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Sponsor Pin to Mrs. LOUIS
NEWMAN. The presentation,
made at the Bnai Brith bond
rally, was for Mrs. Newman's
purchase of a $1,000 Israel
Bond, making her the first
Bnai Brith Sponsor this year.

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CHAPTER will meet at 8:30
p.m., Wednesday, at Cong. Beth
Yehudah. Entertainment by the
Johnny Copos Studio and prizes
will be featured, followed by
a social hour.

Beth Aaron Young Adults
Meet to Plan Dance
Beth Aaron Young Adults
will meet at 8:15 p. m., Wed-
nesday, in the synagogue social
hall. Young people 18 to 25 are
invited to join the group.
The club's first annual dance
—a stag or drag affair—will be
held Feb. 25, in the synagogue.
Plans for the dance, which will
be discussed Wednesday, in-
clude an orchestra and refresh-
ments.
Tickets are available by call-
ing Cookie Lichtenstein, UN.
3-4321, or Irene Gordon, UN.
1-8471.

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