ctivities in ociety

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Garden Setting for
Grushko-Coggan- Rites

Mrs. Kate Green, of Broadstreet Blvd., has left by air for
an extended visit with friends in Miami Beach, Fla.
Mr. N. J. Stein, of Parkway Dr., left recently for a two-week
stay as a guest of the Royal Hawaiian Hotel, Honolulu, Hawaii.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. Jacobs, of Kentucky Ave., announce
the recent graduation of their son, Dr. Milton M. Jacobs,, from
the University of Detroit Dental School.
Miss Irene Seltzer has returned to her home in Miami Beach,
Fla., after spending a fortnight in Detroit. While here, she, was
a guest of Rabbi Benjamin Gorrelick and family.
Miss Sarah Johnson, president of the Detroit Chapter of
Junior Hadassah, left on Thursday for an eight-week visit in
Israel. Miss Johnson will make 'the trip as a result of a partial
scholarship to • the , Israel Summer Institute.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Levine and daughter, Harriet, formerly
of Clements Ave., are now residing in their new home at 17399
Mendota.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Caron, their children, Andrea and
Samuel, and their sister, Sally Miller, of 18500 Santa Rosa, were
recent guests at the Hotel Riviera, Las Vegas, Nev.
Dr. George R. Kerwin and Dr. Harold D. Portnoy, Of 20130
Canterbury, shaving received their • Medical degrees from the
college of medicine at Wayne State University, are now intern-
ing, Dr. Kerwin at Sinai Hospital, and Dr. Portnoy at Grace
Hospital.
Roslyn Lichtenstein, of Stoepel Avenue, Carolyn Sills, of
Santa Barbara Drive, and Evelyn Litvin, of Woodingham Drive,
have just returned from Miami Beach, Fla. They were iiter-
taine11 by Miss Sills' aunt, Mrs. Pauline Max, and grandmother,
Mrs. David Silverstein, of Miami Beach, and Miss Lichtenstein's
aunt, Mrs. Max Waldfogel of Coral Gables, Fla., and Miss Litvin's
cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Pozen of Coral Gables.
Miss Ellen Stutz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George M. Stutz,
of Huntington • Woods, Mich., left by air on Monday for a visit
in Monterey, Calif: with her cousins, Lt. (J.G.) and Mrs. Norman
R. Atkins and their son, Danny. Lt. Atkins is serving as legal
officer at the U. S. Naval Postgraduate SChool.

Folk School Leaders
Joan Frank to Wed
Attend N.Y. Conference Donald Garfinkle

A large number of educators
and lay education leaders
gathered last weekend at Unser
Camp, Highland Mills, N. Y., for
the national School Conference
of the Farband School System.
Delegates from Detroit's
United Jewish Folk Schools who
attended were Harry Mondry,
president of the school board;
Mrs. Adele Mondry, Mrs. Naomi
Abramson, vice- president; A.
Beitner, school board member;
and Movsas Goldoftas, director
of the schools.
Basic problems of the move-
ment and of the entire Jewish
community were discussed. Par-
ticular emphasis was placed on
day schools, higher education
for youth, a six year program
to replace the current five-year
plan and relationsthips with
other school systems.
Delegates will report on the
proceedings some time in July,
when a meeting will • be sched-
uled at the Labor Zionist In-
stitute.
The Folk Schools office is
presently open from 10 a.m. to
5 p.m., daily, to accept fall en-
rollments. New beginners classes
are being organized. For in-
formation, contact the office,
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Dr. Reuben L. Kahn, after
whom the noted Kahn blood
test is named, announced his
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44:tral&
University of Michigan. .
The blood test is now a rou-
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presence of syphillis. Dr. Kahn
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of Oak Dr., and Leonard Grush-
ko, son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Detroit Socialites Set
COMING SOON!
Grushko, of Archer Ave., were
Installation
Ceremony
united in marriage June 24.
Detroit Socialities will form-
Rabbi Morris Adler officiated ally admit to membership a
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at the ceremony, which was new group of members at cere-
formed in the garden of the monies Tuesday evening, in . the
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Coggan home, amidst a bower social hall of Young Israel
of white chrysthanthemums and Center.
majestic daisies.
Following the induction cere-
The bride chose a gown of monies, there wilt be motion
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white, Italian silk peau de soie, pictures of vacation travels
Boarding homes for children
with bodice and bustle back with a narrator, dancing and a
temporarily separated from their
chapel train of Alencon lace. social hour, states Betty Ab-
families.
Her two-tiered, veil of silk il- rams, chairman.
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lusion was held by a cap of
Guests are invited.
Boarding care and all other • ex-
matching lace and seed pearls,
penses.
and she carried phaelanopsis
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orchids and ivy in a semi-cas-
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cade effect on her white Bible.
Mrs. Harvey Pianko attended
Master of Ceremonies
Jewish Social
the bride as matron of honor,
and His Orchestra
Service
Bureau
and Mrs. Howard Kopel was
Detroit's Leader in Entertainment
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her bridesmaid. Sherry Pianko
was the flower girl.
Harvey Pianko attended his
brother-in-law as best man, and
Summer or Winter
ushers were Lawrence Grush-
ko, Howard Kopel and Law-
rence Coggan.
Following a honeymoon in
Florida, the couple will make
NOODLES of course
their home on Miller Ave.

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Beth Shalom Sisterhood
Continues Fund-Raising

MISS, JOAN FRANK

The engagement of Joan
Sharon Wank to Donald Gar-
finkle, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Bernard Garfinkle, of Tracey
Ave., was announced by her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard
Frank, of Appoline Ave. Mr.
Garfinkle is a student - in the
Wayne University Law School.

JWV Activities

Recently elected as new of-
ficers, of the BLOCH - ROSE
AUXILIARY are the following:
Mesdames Rose Karden, presi-
dent; Sarah Gottesman and
Ruth Schwartz, vice-presidents;
Rita Elkin and Frances Sonne,
secretaries; Sylvia Brown, treas-
urer; Lorraine Tannis, chaplain;
Vivian Wenst, guard; and Julie
Block, conductress. The Auxil-
.;
iary, together with the Post, are
planning their annual family
picnic later this month.
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YETZ-COHEN P,0 S T will
sponsor a moonlight cruise at
9 p.m., July 8. Tickets may be
purchased at the foot of Wood-
ward on the night of the cruise,
or in advance by calling
UN. 7-4124, KE. 1-6124 or VE.
6-1169.

Sobeloff Approved

WASHINGTON (JTA) — The

Senate Judiciary Committee ov-
errode Southern opposition and
approved President Eisenhow-
er's long-dela.yed nomination of
Solicitor General- Simon E. So-
beloff to be judge of the United
States Fourth Circuit Court of
Appeals.

For they can conquer w
believe they earn--Vergil.

The Sisterhood of Cong. Beth
Shalom is continuing to hold a
series of fund-raising parties,
following successful ventures
given by Mesdames Max Dobro-
witsky, Herman Radzin, Sidney
Berg and Fred Clinton.
All proceeds will go to ,the
building fund of the synagogue,
which is now being constructed
on W. Lincoln at Tyler, in Oak
Park.
For information on giVing or
attending these parties, call Mrs.
Miles Greenwald, LI. 6-1044; or
Mrs. Murray Shubin, LI. 7-5367.

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