Sheila Burk Engaged
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activities in Society

Several. members of Phi Sigma Delta fraternity at the. Uni-
versity of Detroit have returned from a two-week vacation in
Miami Beach, Fla. Among those making the trip- were Arnold
Zuroff, Arnold Aaron, Jerry Sitner, Charlie Babbush, Norman
Lippitt and Allen Shorr.
- Mrs. Lou- Altus, of Tyler Ave., recently entertained 75 guests
at the Park Shelton Hotel at a lunCheon honoring her' daughter
Marilyn's sixteenth birthday. Among the gifts Miss Altus received
were five trees planted in her honor by her cousin, 11-year-old
Ronald Berlin.
Miss Shirley Gill, of the Jules Doneson Travel Agency, is
presently touring areas of Mexico, including the new hotels just
opened this season. Her trip is made in conjunction with the
group tour she will conduct there this spring.
Mr. and Mrs. William Gottlieb, of. -Appoline Ave., were
honored recently on their 25th wedding anniversary with a sur-
prise -party given by their daughter, Frances.
Mrs. Morris Shatzen, formerly of Detroit and now of Los
Angeles, Calif., has moved into his new home at 6626 Linden-
hurst.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Richmond, of 18934 Kentucky, were
honored j.Dy their family last Sunday with a dinner at Northwood
Inn, celebrating their 25th wedding anniversary.
Mr. Sidney Markel, of Northfield Blvd., Oak ?ark, has re-
turned from a two-month tour of South America. His itinerary
included stops in _Venezuela, Brazil, Uruguay, Chili, Boliva,
Paraguay, and Argentina, where he visited with relatives , and
friends. He will remain here until June when he will go to
France to spend the summer with Iriends, the_ Sol Robbins, of
-Miami Beach, Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Markel, of Northfield Blvd., Oak 'Park,
are home from a trip to South America, where they visited lvith
family and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Wainer and.daughters, Marilyn and Linda,
have returned to their home on Canterbury Road after a two-
Week stay in New York.
A dinner party honoring the birthday 'of Mrs. Maurice Floch,
of Winthrop Ave., was given recently • by the Albert Dutschs at
their home in Huntington Woods.

Circle Plans Variety
of Activities; Women
to Stage Donor Event

Workmen's Circle Activities
are in full, swing, according to
Rose Ensink, of the .WC educa-
tional center.
Agendas for 'three WC
branches meeting at 9 p.m., to-
day, at the center on 11529 Lin-
wood include a "City of Hope
benefit evening" PSI. Branch III,
which will also mark members'
birthdays with cake 'and coffee.
Branch 156 will hear a talk by
Frank Marquart, educational di-
rector of local 212, UAW-CIO.
Branch 460-E will install new
officers at its annual birthday
party, to feature refreshments,
games and songs.
The 20th annual, donor lun-
cheon of WC Women's Divi-
sion is slated for 12 noon, Wed-
nesday, at - the center. Mrs.
Harry Entin, Chairman, an-
nounce that Mrs. Robert Israel
will be toastmistress. Speakers
will be Joseph Bernstein, De-
troit manager of the *Jewish
Daily 'Forward: Jacob Reiss-
, man, WC national board mem-
ber; Samuel Sigal, of the For-
ward; and Saul Maltz, WC
Schools director.
WC School children, soprano
Irene Pianin and pianist Bella
Goldberg will perform. Tickets
are available .at the WC offices,
TO 9-2014, or from Mrs. Entin,
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8-7665: -
WC Michigan District Com-
mittee will sponsor a Jewish
music festival at 8:30 p.m., Feb.
22, at the WC center auditorium
Violinist Harvey Siegel, pianist
Vivian Stollman,- soprano Leah
Koven and the Israeli Folk Art
Trio (composed of Yaakob
Wiener, - Shirnon Gewirtz and
Chana Stiebel) will participate.
"Aspects of Jewish Music"
will be discussed by Miss Stoll-
. man. A reception will follow
the concert. -Tickets are on sale
at the WC office.

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Rabbi Syme to Conclude
Temple Book Review Series
Rabbi M. Rqbert Syme will'
review A. J. Cronin's. "A Thing
Of Beauty" in the concluding'
program of a series of four re-
views sponsored by the Temple
Israel Sisterhood.
The review by Rabbi Syme
will follow a breakfast at 10
a. m., Monday, in the temple.
Mrs. Adolf Lowe is chairman
of the program. Mrs. Julian
Weber, vice-president of pro-
gram, planned the series.

To Wed June 2,

MISS LYNNE MARKLE

Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Markle,
of Whitcomb Ave., announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Lynne Sharon, to Phillip War-
heit, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Warheit, of Woodingham Dr.
The couple has set a June 2
wedding date.

AJ Congress Chapters
to Meet on Wednesday

This Wednesday afternoon is
the meeting time for American
Jewish Congress Chapters
throughout the city. . .
At 12:30 p.m., Louise Wise.
Chapter will convene at the
home of Mrs. Milton . Schwartz,
19710 Roslyn Rd., where United
Hebrew School superintendent
Albert Elzar 'will speak on the
Middle East.
At 12:45 p.m., 'Northwest
Chapter will begin a "Musical
Journey," featuring Barbara
Cash, reviewing the develop-
ment of 'Jewish music from the
psalms of David to the • sym-
phonies of Bernstein, com-
memorating Jewish Music
Month, at the home of Mrs.
Sidney S. Goosen, 18476 Wilde-
mere. A current events discus-
sion will be conducted by pro-
gram chairman Mrs. Leopold J.
Snyder, and dessert luncheon
will be served.
An open board meeting is
scheduled for Schaefer-Seven
Chapter, meeting for dessert
luncheon at the home of their
president, Mrs. Marshall Bren-
ner, 191716'Coyle.
Northeast and -South-Central
Chapters jointly meeting at
12:45 p.m., at the home of Mrs.
Elias Goldberg, 1860 Balmoral
Dr., will hear Jerry` Cohen
speak. on "What in Congress'
Name Is Going On?"

MISS SHEILA BURK

, Mr. and Mrs. William Burk,
of Bellwood Drive South, South-
field Township, announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Sheila Beth, to Howard Osofsky,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Abraham
Osofsky, of Bayonne, N.J.
Both young people are stu-
dents at Michigan State Uni-
versity.

Pioneer Women Set
Organization Workshop

. To promote efficient organi-
•ation, the Education Depart-
ment of Detroit Council of
Pioneer Women has scheduled a
series of four work-shops. The
sessions will deal with "How to
Mode-rate a Meeting," "Tips on
Programming," "Membership,"
and "Funds," according AO Mrs.
Harold NoVeck. Ainong discus-
sion leaders secured is Rabbi.
Simon Noveck of NeW York, di-
rector of Adult studies , for the
United Synagogues, who will
conduct the programming ses-i
sion, March. 21.
The PW monthly study group,
which- is currently concentrat-
ing. on "Great Personalities. in
JeWish Life," will meet on Wed-
nesday evenings, instead of
afternoons, as previously noted.
The first meeting,' on Feb. 20,
will occur at the home of Mrs.
Noveck, 18,929 Lauder.
The organization's weekly
study group, meeting 1:45 p.m.,
Wednesdays, t h e Midrasba,
18977 Schaefer, has been study-
ing "Great Epochs -in Jewish
kistory" with Dr. Maurice
Shuclofsky, associate director of
the United Hebrew Schools.
Those interested in joining the
group should contact Mesdames
Sislin or LifShay, co-chairmen,
Or the PW office, DI 1-0786.
A "Legislative Meeting," to
'enlighten Pioneer Women on
the coming eleCtions, will be
held March 12 at the Labor
Zionist Institute, 19161 Schae-
fer. Candidates 'for circuit; com-
mon pleas and probate courts
will be present; - according to
Mrs. Henry Solomon, chairman
of the meeting. The • public is
invited to attend.

Dr. Morton J. Sobel -Gets

Human Relations Award

Dr. Morton J. Sobel, Bnai
Brith ADL Michigan regional
direator, was recipient of the.
annual Honor • Certificate for
AchieVement in _ Human Rela-
tions, awarded by the Inkster.
Brotherhood Committee at- the-
Christian Fellowship Interracial
Banquet, held ,at Springfield
Baptist Church, recently. Mrs.
Albert L. Brown, adult educa-
tion director o_f the • Inkster
Ublic SChOOls, presented • the
citation to :-Dr,Sobel- for "serv-
ices -in fiuman. relations in the
Inkster area and.throughout the
state - of Michigan."
Speakers at the .event includ-
ed Dr. Robert Frehse, the De-,
troit Round Table director, Dr:
Leon Frani, of Temple Israel,.
Rev.' Dr. William Hoerauf;
Horace A. WII,tte and Rev.-.
Esaias F. Lee,
• Dr. Sobel, - who is on the
Michigan *Child Study Associa--
tion board - of • advisors, was
chairman of Mich ia n and
U.S. research committees for
adult education. He has taught
in three Inkster Human rela-

tions workshops
structing in that

besides in-
subject and
child guidance at colleges and
universities throughout the Mid-.
west.

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