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MISS JOANNE SCHERR
Mr. and Mrs. David Scherr, of
Courtland Ave., Oak Park, an-.
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Joanne Eunice, to
Lawrence Feiler, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Jess Feller,- of Marlow
Ave., Oak Park.
The bridegroom-elect attends
Michigan State University.

Suzanne Bloch
to Perform Here

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The unique artistry of Suz-
anne Bloch, daughter of com-
poser Ernest Bloch, will be dis-
played at the 8:30 p.m. Satur-
day Art Founder's Society con-
cert in the Detroit Art Institute
lecture hall.
In a program of European
m e d i e v a 1, Renaissance and
baroque music, Miss Bloch will
exhibit virtuosity on the lute,
virginal and recorder. In addi-
tion to vocally accompanying
the stringed instrument, she
will deliver personal commen-
taries on each selection.
Miss Bloch's resurrection of
the "lost. art" of lute playing
was preceded by training as a
pianist. At 19, she won first
prize in a Paris contest for
women composers. Her most
recent accomplishments include
New York recitals of her own
lute songs, set to verses from
"Alice in Wonderland."
At her Detroit appearance
three years ago, 200 people were
turned away from the over-
flowing lecture hall. However,
because of acoustical needs for
such a concert, the performance
was scheduled again at this
location.
Saturday's program will in-
clude lute selections by Bach
and Montpellier, recorder music
by Handel and virginal works
by Thomas Morley and Claude
Daquin.

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CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late Harry
Steinman acknowledges with
grateful appreciation the many
kind expressions of sympathy
extended b y relatives a n d
friends during the family's re-
cent breavernent.

LET GREENFIELDS
TELL YOU WHERE
THE YELLOW WENT

Did you know that the eggs
that chickens lay in the winter
time have pale yolks? It's a
fact, and GREENFIELD& can't
quarrel with the chickens. And
since GREENFIELDS would
never add any artificial color-
ing in their noodle products,
their noodles have lately been
on the pale side.
Now the chickens are becom-
ing more cooperative . . . Nice
chickens . . and GREEN-
FIELDS will soon regain their
rich golden yellow color for
which their noodle products are
known.
But let us reassure you that,
regardless of color, the generous
amount of egg yolk — much
more than government require-
ments — is always present in
our GREENFIELD NOODLE
PRODUCTS. We guarantee that
we always maintain the same
high standard of quality, fresh-
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which our products are known.
(Adv.)

Bnai Brith Blood Miss Barry Engaged
Bank Rallies Set to Howard LaKritz
For March 18,1_9

The Greater Detroit Bnai
Brith Men's a n d Women's
Councils announces their March
Blood Bank rallies to be held
next Monday, at Ades Shalom
Synagogue, and next Tuesday,
at Beth Aaron Synagogue, from
6 to 12 p. m.
At some time during the
evening some member will
donate Bnai Brith's 7500th
pint of blood. The lucky -do-
nor will receive a number of
valuable prizes.
All Bnai Brith members and
friends are urged to attend, as
the need for blood now - is
greater than ever.

JNF Ladies Slate 'This k Your Life' Program

Friends are invited to attend,
A "This is Your Life" pro-
gram will be presented by the advises Mrs. Sidney Ravin, aux-
Ladies Auxiliary of the Jewish iliary president.
National Fund at an open meet-
ing, 12:30 p.m., Tuesday, at Beth
PHOTOGRAPHS by
Aaron Synagogue, - Wyoming
BERNARD H.
and Thatcher.
Written by Mrs. Irving Arlin,
program chairman, the. script
will be directed by Mrs. Wil-
liam Levin. Mrs. Jack Axelrod,
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guest vocalist, and Mrs. Irene
Stein, pianist, will be assisted
by the auxiliary's dramatic and
study groups.
The preceding dessert lunch-
eon will be served by Mesdames
Jack Rosenthal, I. Faxstein, I.
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MISS SANDRA BARRY

Paul Olefsky to Solo
with Center Symphony

The engagement of Sandra
Barry to Howard Gordon La-
Kritz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Max
Paul Olefsky, cellist, will ap- LaKritz, of Roselawn Ave., has
pear as guest soloist with the been announced by her parents,
C e nter ' Symphony Orchestra, the Don Barrys, of Richton Ave.
Julius Chajes,
A Feb. 16 wedding date has
, "
conducting, at
been set.
8 : 3 0 p . m . ,
Tuesday, in
Honor Ira Kaufman,
the Hyman C.
Broder audito-
Court Nominee,. at
rium of t h e
Dinner on March 28
Davison Jew-
Ira G. Kaufman, who upset
ish Center.
the political applecart with a
Olefsky, who
brilliant victory in the primary
studied with
race for Circuit Court Judge,
Emmanuel
will be honored by his friends
Feuerman and
Olefsky
Gregor Piatigorsky, is first at a testimonial dinner, Thurs-
cellist with the Detroit Sym- day, March 28, 7:30 p.m., at
phony Orchestra. A graduate of Holiday Manor.
Curtis Institute, he has made
Kaufman won a host of
solo appearances with the Phil- friends during his six year ten-
adelphia Chatuqua and Chicago ure as president of Adas Shalom
Synagogue. It was during his
symphony orchestras.
He will be heard in Haydn's administration that the organ-
"Cello Concerto hi D Major" ization, growth and building of
and Chajes' "Cello Concreto in the synagogue occurred. He is
now the synagogue's honorary
A Minor."
Also included on the program life president. For the past 10
will be Brehm's. "Variations on years he has been a vice-presi-
dent and treasurer of the United
a Theme of Haydn."
Hebrew Schools of Detroit.
Kaufman was one of the orig-
Bnai Brith Women
inal founders of Tikvah Lodge,
Bnai Brith, and previous to -that
to Initiate Members
period, he was vice-president of
The Greater • Detroit Bnai Pisgah Lodge and president of
Brith Women's Council will the Pisgah Bowling League. He
hold its annual membership in- is a member of the board of di-
stallation at 7:30 p.m., March rectors of the Hebrew Free
25, at Adas Shalom Synagogue. Loan Association and the Zion-
Presidents of Detroit women's ist Organization of Detroit," a
chapters will participate in the member of Perfection Lodge F.
religious tableau initiating the, & A.M. ef the Decalogue Socie-
members, according to Mr s. ty of Lawyers and the Michigan
Phillip Edelheit, Council mem- State Bar association. He has
b e r s h i p chairman. The BB been a practicing attorney for
choral group also will take . part 20 years.
in the rites.
A Spring fashion show will
follow the ceremony, to which
old BB members • having
brought - in two new members
will be invited.
Chapter membership c h a i r-
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Detroit Cleaners Serves
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Fine dry cleaning service "for
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Ben Coggan, who has been in
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Coggan says he has always
operated with the theory that
it pays to spend a few pennies
more for fine dry • cleaning to
protect the money invested in
finer clothing.
He says that Detroit Cleaners,
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