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50th Anniversary
Bertha Bank Married Mr. and Mrs. Shewach Fete
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Shewach, and Mrs. Harold Shrier and
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to Dr.. Sidney Soifer.
of 17517 Meyers, were honored family, of Delano, Calif.

A surprise going-away party was giyen recently for Mr. Mel
Hersh who left this week for service in the U.S. Navy. The party,
given by the Misses Cookie Lichtenstein, Irene Gordon, Suzie
Koblin and Gayle Kirschner, was attended by the following:
Fred Immer, Shel Delberg, Jerry Oram, Joyce Mogel, Phyllis
Gaba, Lee Marks, Elaine Gold, Elaine Raick, Phil Beneson, LeRoy
Levy, Faye Averback, Moe Reitman, Evelyn Litvin, Sid Kling,
Manny Marcus, Earl Kendler, Dave Minus, Sara Million, Shirley •
Goldstein, Sy Ekus, Harvey Rosenberg, Dave Kahn, Mickey
Firestone, Joanie Aran, Mary Lichtenstein, Michele Mosten, Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Marshak, Mr. and Mrs. William Schultz and Mr. '
and Mrs. Arnie Lober.

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Violinist .Silverstein to Perform at
Music Study Dec. 16 Artist Concert

of outstanding talent. The
revenues also aid philanthropic
work in institutions and hos-
pitals and opportunities for
talented students to attend
summer music camps.
Among the club projects is
the Dora and Julius Green
Music for Israel Fund, which
has sent needed equipment and
music to Kol Israel Broadcast-
. ing Stations, the Hebrew Uni-
versity of Jerusalem and the
YWHA of Israel.
Silverstein, born in Detroit
in 1932, began his musical
training at the age of four with
his father, the late Bernard
Silverstein, instrumental in-
structor at Central High School
and director of the All-City
Junior Orchestra. He continued
his studies with Joseph Gingold
and Mischa Mischakoff. Award-
ed a scholarship at the Curtis
JOSEPH SILVERSTEIN
Institute of Music, he studied
Study Club. The event will with Efrem Zimbalist.
commence at 8:30 p.m. Sunday,
He has been assistant concert-
in the main auditorium of the master of the Houston Sym-
Detroit Institute of Arts.
phony Orchestra, first violinist
The annual concert is the with the Philadelphia Sym-
principal source of income for phony Orchestra, and concert
the club's Sylvia Simons Me- master and assistant conductor
morial Scholarship Fund, which of the Denver Symphony. He
assists needy young musicians has appeared as soloist with the
Detroit, Houston and Denver
Symphony orchestras, as well
as the Boston "Pops" Orchestra.
He has recently returned
At a recent dinner- party at from an extensive European
the Statler Terrace Room, Mr. tour with the Boston Sym-
and Mrs. Ira Rossmoore, of phony.
Cortland Ave., announced the
Tickets for the event can be
engagement of their daughter, purchased at Grinnell's or the
Jacqueline, to Jerome Gould. An art institute box office.
early .March wedding is planned.

Joseph Silverstein, former
Detroiter who is violinist with
the Boston Symphony Orches-
tra, will appear at the Annual
Artist Concert of the Music

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recently by their children with
a 50th wedding anniversary din-
For the Finest in Music , A
ner, given at the Labor Zionist
Institute.
!And Entertainment — CaII
The Shewachs, who came to
Detroit 34 years ago from Mon-
treal, have four sons, Joseph,
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Irving, Harry and Henry; twin
daughters, Mrs. Harold Shrier
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and Mrs. Abe Goldberg; and 12
grandchildren.
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Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Wil-
liam Schostak, former Detroit-
ers, of 643 N. Sheridan Rd.,
Chicago, Ill., announce the en-
gagement of their daughter,
Muriel Shifra, to Harris David
Kohn, son of Mr. and Mrs. Al-
bert Robert Kohn, of Chicago.
Mr. Kohn is a graduate of the
University of Michigan, from
which Miss Schostak will be
graduated in February. The
couple plans a late spring wed-
ding.

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At a recent family dinner
party, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Cohen, of Birwood Ave., an-
nounced the engagement of
their daughter, Marilyn Gladys,
to Seymour Borsen, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Maurice Borisoff, of
Oak Park.

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In a ceremony Nov. 17, in Los
Angeles, Mitzie Winkelman was
united in marriage to Albert
Applebaum. The couple is now
residing at 847 S. Wooster, Los
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MARSHAK - FLEISCHMAN.
In a recent ceremony at Beth
Aaron Synagogue, Deayaen Eli-
nor Fleischman, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. David Fleischman, of
Sorrento Ave., became the bride
of James Harold Marshak, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Irving Marshak,
of Meyers Rd. Rabbi Benjamin
H. Gorrelick officiated.
Attending the bride as matron
of honor was her sister, Mrs.
Edwin Caplan, while brides-
maids were Sylberta Marshak,
sister of the bridegroom, Irene
Gordon and Elaine Raick.
Henry Sperber was the bride-
groom's best man, and ushers
included Max Cohen, Ian Cas-
cade, the bride's cousin, Phillip
Beneson, Mel Hersh and Ken-
neth Shmarak. Barbara Lynn
Fleischman, cousin of the bride,
was flower girl, and Gary Cap-
lan, her nephew, was ring
bearer.
The couple now resides on.
Coolidge Ave., in Oak Pa&

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Hebrew Benevolent
Marks Fortieth Year

The fortieth anniversary of
the Hebrew Benevolent Society
(Chesed Shel Ernes) was cele-
brated with a dinner at Adas
Shalom Synagogue recently.
David Richman, president of the
organization, opened the pro-
gram. Nathan Wolok was gen-
eral chairman of the event.
Rabbi Samuel H. Prero, the
guest speaker, praised the so-
ciety for carrying on work
which h a s been "sanctified
through the ages." Greetings
were extended by Rabbi Isaac
Stollman in behalf of the Vaad
Harabonim, Joseph Edelman for
the Jewish Community Council
and Joseph Bernstein for the
Jewish Daily Forward. Vocal
selections were rendered by
Cantor Shabtai Ackerman.
The Hebrew Benevolent So-
ciety began in -1916 with the
purpose of providing funeral
• and burial to every Jew, re-
gardless of his financial means.
Its principal founder was Sam-
uel Sandweiss. Beginning from
modest quarters on Brewster
St., it moved its chapel to Fred-
erick St., then to Joy Rd., its
present location. The same type
of service is given to everyone,
although each pays according to
his ability. Rabbi Israel Rock-
ove, executive director of the
society, believes that the society
is unique in the United States,
since the institution is not only
limited to the poor.

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