To Wed June 15
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rence Ave., .announced the en-
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Esther, to Larry Schwartz, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schwartz,
of Lauder Ave. A June 15 wed-
ding, is planned. ,
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Center Groups •
Mark Passover
Passover celebrations for per-
sons of all ages will be held at
the Jewish Community Center
during April. •
- Older adults at D. W. Simons
'branch, 4000 Tuxedo, will ob-
serve the holiday at a third
Seder, at 8 p.m. Thursday, ac-_
cording to. William Friedman,
president of the Israel Culture
Club, who is Chairman for the
affair. The Seder is being
planned by the President's
Council.
Families of the Jewish Par-
ents Institute will hold Sedprim
at the homes of members with
two or three families invited
to each, in order to encourage
an intimate, neighborly atmos-
ph9re. All new families will be
asked to attend. Sedorim at the
houses of older members.
Young adults at the Davison
Center will dance at the Matzo
Ball in the low4ge, beginning
8:30 p.m., Sunday..
On the .same
date, in the Hy-
.
man C. Broder auditorium, jun-
iors at the Davison branch will
watch a Passover pageant "Fes-
.tival of Freedom,"- featuring a
modern dance group, led by Ada
Bandalene, accompanied by a
choral reading group and choir.
Members of all Junior clubs will
participate. A buffet of Passover
delicacies will follow the pro-
gram.
Teens • and Tweens at the
Davison branch will dance to
the music of the Keynotes at
their Matzo Ball, starting 8 p.m.,
April 20, also amateur night.
Juniors at the Ten Mile Cen-
ter will observe Passover with
individual club activities, rather
than at a mass program. The
Friendship Club will prepare
dioramas- of Passover. scenes.
Athletic teams will have a
model Seder to which they will
invite their . parents. Drama-
Crafts will make a paper mosaic
mural depicting\ the Passover
story..
Children in the morning and
afternoon classes of the Davison
branch playschool will combine
for a Seder, at 11 a.m., Monday.•
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Native Detroiter Named
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General's office has announced
the appointment of Norman R.
Atkins, a native Detroiter, as
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MISS PHYLLIS ELKIN
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Elkin, of
19369 Marlowe, announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Phyllis Ruth, to Richard Joel
Hendin, son of Mr; and Mrs.
Morris Hendin, of 2695 Burlin-
game.
Both the bride-elect and her
fiance are students at Wayne
State University. A January
wedding is being planned.
Mrs. Markel Named
Sisterhood Coordinator ,
• At last week's spring con-
ference of the Central Branch,
National Women's League of
the United Synagogues • of
America, Mrs.re'.
Joseph M.
Markel, a past
president of
Adas Shalom
Sisterhood, was
named coordi-
nator of the
Detroit A r e . a
o f Conserva-
tive Sister-
hoods.
The confer-
ence, held at
.Cong: Beth Is- gd:
rael in Flint, Mrs. Markel
held a variety of discussions on
the central theme, "New Pat-
terns for Sisterhood Goals."
DetrOit women who attended
the two-day parley included
the following women:
,
Mesdames Norman Allan, Alex
Brooks, Charles H. Charlip, Max
Goldsmith, Philip Hellman, Norman
Leemon, Lew 'Nucian, Joseph M.
Markel, Leon Rives, Sol Slomovitz,
Adas Shalom; Isadore Leeman,
A . havas Achim; Sol Docks, George
Fredson, Irving Chaiken, Gerald
Goldberg, Sam Schneider, Meyer
Stewart, Morris Stoller, Adolph
Winkler, Beth Aaron; Erwin Fried-
man, I. E. Goodman, Edward Guns-
berg, Harry Gunsberg, Herman Hill-
man, Herman Roth, James Sobel,
Oscar Spilkin, Benjamin Weiss, Fred
Weiss, Milton Weisz, Bn . ai Moshe;
Maurice Blumenthal, R. J. Bernstein,
Zolton Glantz, Eddy Waldman, Ever-
green Jewish Congregation; Louis
Ta'tken, Shaarey Zedek.
Rabbi Israel I. Halpern will
deliver, the sermon at a "third"
seder sponsored by Detroit So-
cialites at Cong. Beth Abraham,
8100 W. Seven Mile, at 8:30 p.m.,
Wednesday, announces Rose
Altman, executive secretary.
Limited to symbolic foods and
holiday refreshments, the seder
will be followed by an extemp-
orary presentation of Yiddish
humor by. Harry Kaminer and
Mrs. Morris J. Saipe, presi-
hi-fi recordings of Pas5over and* dent of the Central Branch from
cantorial music.
Chicago, presided at the ses-
sions.
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Phyllis Elkin to Wed
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Lehrman, of Lichfield Rd., De-
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The attorney is now residing
in North Hollywood, Calif., with
his wife, Charlotte, and son,
Danny.
- Atkins received his AB and
LLD degrees from Wayne State
University. He was admitted to
the Michigan bar in 1953 and
the California bar in 1958. For
the past three-and-one-half
years he has served as a legal
officer and legal assistance of-
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Women interested in assisting
with an educational campaign
being conducted by the Amer-
ican Cancer society immediately
after Passover are urged to at-
tend a tea being giVen Mrs. David
Kliger, regional chairman, 18438
Hartwell, between 2 and-5 p.m.,
Saturday.
'The area headed by Mrs.
Kliger fris bou nded by -Palmer
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and Fullerton. -
The campaign; to be condUcted
from April 24 to- 30, Will begin
with a Kick-Off Party for all
workers on April 23, in the Hen-
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Television and film stars will
entertain.
Unit chairmen working with
Mrs. Kliger will be required on-
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on one specific street. This is to
be passed on ,"neighbor-to-
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