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Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Hersh and sons, Robert and Nelson Mark,
formerly of Woodingham Dr., are now residing in their new
home at 15040 Dartmouth, Oak Park.
Rabbi Leon Fram has returned from a vacation in the
Eastern states, during which he attended the Summer Festival
in New York and the Shakespearean Festival at Stratford, Conn.
The forthcoming marriage of Miss Margery Greham, of
New York, and Mr. Melvin J. Davidson, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Gro•berg, will be solemnized on Aug. 7. A reception
in the couple's honor will be held from 5 to 7 p.m., that day,
in the Casino Room of the Sheraton-Cadillac Hotel. No cards.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Olshansky and son, of Washburn Ave.,
have returned home from Miami Beach, Fla., where they visited
with Miss Irene Seltzer.
Miss Linda Beale and Mr. Jerome Beale, children of Mr.
and Mrs. Hyman M. Beale, of Cortland Ave., are home after
spending five weeks at summer camp.
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Ferar, former Detroiters now residents
of Southern California, are presently visiting their daughter,
Mrs. Morris H. Price, of 13315 - Talbot, Huntington Woods. While
here, the couple belonged to Cong. Shaarey Zedek, and Mrs.
Ferar was a president of the Women's Auxiliary of the Jewish
Ho-Me for Aged.
Mrs. Leah Davidson, of Holmur Ave., will be honored on
the occasion of her 86th birthday with a party Sunday, at the
home of a grandson, Mr. Benson B. Leet, of Faust Ave. Her
daughters, Mrs. Sarah Raych, of Buffalo, N. Y., and Mrs. Ella
Walters, of Detroit, will celebrate their birthdays at the same
time. Mrs. Davidson's other children are Mr. Murry I. Leet, of
Port Huron; Mrs. Dora Ploshnick, Mrs. Gussie Klein and Mrs.
Honey Magid, of Detroit; Mr. Cecil Leet, of New York; and Mrs.
Eva Mann, of Los Angeles. She has 21 grandchildren and 25
great grandchildren.
Mrs. Sidney Fishman, of 20223 -St. Marys, is presently in the
Eastern States, visiting New York City, the Catskill Mountain
area and Atlantic City. She will make a stopover at Fort Mon-
mouth, N.J., to see her son, Pvt. Melvin Fishman, a recent
graduate of the University of Michigan.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Baran (Annabelle Yourist) and family
are now residing in their new home at 21621 Ridgedale, Oak Park.
Mr. Allan J. Roth, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Roth, of Tyler
Ave., returned last week by air from a trip which took him to
Seattle, Wash., Victoria, B. C., and Anchorage, Alaska.
The Netzorg Family will hold a reunion at Haven Hill Lodge,
in the Highland Recreation Area near Pontiac, the weekend of
Aug. 10.

Appointments Made to
High Holy Day Council

Mrs. Cutler Norman Allan

Phillip Stollrnan, chairman of
tht High Holy Day Religious
Council for State of Israel
Bonds, this week announced the
appointment of Norman Allan
as his co-chairman.
David I. Berris, last year's
Holy Day Israel Bond appeal
co-chairman, continues in the
capacity of Mr. Stollinan's sec-
ond co-chairman.
Mrs. Philip Cutler, chairman
of cash collection for the Wo-
men's Division, was named
Women's Division representa-
tive on the High Holy Day Re-
ligious Council.
Activities now are in progress
for the Holy Day Israel- Bond
campaign in local congregations.

Start Membership Drive

The Men's Club of suburban
Cong. Beth Shalom is currently
conducting a membership drive;
according to Hal Eisenberg,
vice-president. For informa-
tion, call him at LI, 6-1998.

Circle Schools Plan
Branch in Oak Park;
to Open in the Fall

Beginning in the fall, the
Workmen's Circle Schools will
conduct classes -in Oak Park, its
executive board announced this
week. Classes will meet in the
new Jewish Center - United He-
brew Schools B•dg., on 10 Mile,
west of Coolidge.
The Oak Park branch will re-
place a branch maintained by
the Circle at the Vernor School
last year. Classes will.continue
at the main building, 11529
Linwood.
Children between 7 and 11
will take instruction in the new
branch, which is divided into
two classes meeting four times
a week.
The curriculum will include
Yiddish, literature, history and
Jewish culture. Hebrew is
taught as a second language.
Also stressed are study of the
holidays and current Jewish
and community problems.
The United Hebrew Schools
transportation system will this
year provide buses to carry
children in both Circle branches
to and from school.
The Circle's nursery school
will continue in operation. for
youngsters 31/2 to 5 at the Lin-
wood building.
The Workmen's Circle school
system has existed here for
the last 35 years, and is a part
of the organization's national
Jewish education movement.
Saul Maltz, principal of - the
local schools, may be contacted
for information or registration
by calling TO. 8-53-68 or WE.
5-1003.

LZOA Branch 11
Miss Levy Speaks
Phyllis Pincus
Vows to A. Y. Aronoff Elects
At a recent meeting of Branch

Plan Night Club Outing

Detroit Socialites and invited
guests will attend Club Gay.
Haven this Sunday evening, ac-
11, Labor Zionist Organization cording to Evelyn Briskin,
of America, the following offi- chairman.
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_Phyllis Pincus, chairman;
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Manfred Werner, vice-chair-
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Esther Goldberg, secretary;
Jerry Malamud and Zigmond
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Moses, members-at-large on the L:- , -
executive board.
Standing committee chairmen
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who were appointed include
Moses as membership chairman;
Sandford Goldberg, program
chairman; and Gigi. Kannon, so-
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Watch For Opening
Prior to resumption of com-
plete activities in the fall, a
theater party is planned for late
August. The season will open
with a cocktail party in Septem-

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PUMPERNIKS

MRS. ARNOLD Y. ARONOFF

Speaking their marital vows
to - Rabbi Sherwin Wine before
an improvised altar in the Crys-
tal Ballroom of the Sheraton-
Cadillac Hotel on July 28 were
Janet- Rae Levy and Arnold
Yale Aronoff.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Charles
Levy, of 18205 Wildemere. Mr.
Aronoff's parents are the Jos-
eph Aronoffs, of Toledo, 0. •
A pearl-white shade of Ital-
ian silk taffeta was chosen by
the bride for her wedding. The
nipped bodice was topped by
a portrait neckline, forme_d of
horizonal pleating of the taf-
feta and inset with embroidered
daisies above the taffeta.
The pleating of- the neckline
dropped into sleevelets which
were met by kid gloves. The
tiny bodice fell away into a
bouffant skirt, which fell over
a hoop of tiered ruffles and a
crinoline of net, edged with
lace. The gown ended in a mod-
ified cathedral train.
Her two-tiered veil of illusion
fell to fingertip length from an
open crownlet of scalloped taf-
feta, and she carried her con-
firmation Bible, from which
cascaded phaelanopsis and va-
riegated ivy.
Mrs. Edward Levy, Jr., the
bride's sister-in-law, was her
matron of h o n o -r, and her
bridesmaids- were Janet Schu-
ster, Mrs. Earl Jacobs, Mrs. Ron-
ald Ecker, of Pittsburgh, and
Mrs. Charles Fuhrmann, of
Madison, Wis., a sister of the
bridegroom.
The bridegroom was attended
by his father as best man, while
seating the guests were Charles
Fuhrmann, his brother-in-law,
of Madison, Wis.; Edward Levy,
Jr., the bride's brother, Al
Steinman, Bud Fishier, Wil-
liam Shapiro, of Flint; Morton
Harris, David Holtzman and
Dr. Milford Golden, the bride-
groom's uncle.
The newlyweds received their
guests at a dinner and reception
in the ballroom, after which
they left for a month's honey-
moon in Europe. They will
make their home in Toledo on
their return

ber.

For information, call Moses,
LI 5-4073, or Mrs. Pincus, KE
3-0216.

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TOWSON, Md., (JTA) — Dr.
Selig H. Katz has been named a
recipient of a March of Dimes
Fellowship for the study of pre-
ventive medicine. He will study
at Johns Hopkins University
School of Hygiene and Public
Health in Baltimore.

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