Addresses Young Judaea on Beginnings of Israel

To Wed Feb. 1

Bris Performed
in Catholic Hospital

Moishe Dworkin, president of
the Student Zionist Organiza-
tion at Wayne State University
and a teacher at the United
Hebrew Schools, recently spoke
to the leadership training group
of Senior Young Judaea on the
beginnings of the state of Israel.
The group, composed of 14 to
17 year-olds from Detroit and
Oak Park, is directed by Avram
Lauffer, a group worker from
Chicago.
Lauffer, along with Albert

Elazar, chairman of the Zion-
ist Youth Commission, an-
nounced that Sara Johnson,
president of Detroit and Cen-
tral States Region of Junior
Hadassah, and Mortan Plotnick,
active in Bnai Brith, Jewish
Center and Jewish Welfare
Federation junior division ac-
tivities, will act as advisors dur-
ing the coming year.

Mr. and Mrs. Morris Bistrow,
of 19768 Mansfield, have re-
turned home following a stay
in Mt. Vernon, Ill., where they
witnessed the first bris ever
conducted in the Catholic Hos-
pital there.
The Bistrows went, to Mt.
Vernon for the birth of their
eighth grandchild, the third to
Common sense is not so corn-
Mr. and Mrs. Solly Moglovkin
mon.—Voltaire
(Ruth Bistrow), former De-
troiters.
The bris was performed by
You'll always
Rabbi Sam Makovski, of St.
Louis, at Good Samaritan Hos-
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pital, a Catholic institution.
When You
There were 24 witnesses to the
ceremony, including the hospi-
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MISS DEANNA KRIMMEL
tal administrator, Sister Mary
Clare.
Deanna Marie Krimmel will
MRS. MARTIN BLATT
The baby, Kenneth Joel, is become the bride of Larry
Nancie Louise Miller, daugh- now home from the hospital Michael Hurwitz, son of Mr.
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel A. and has joined his two brothers. and Mrs. Theodor Herzl Hur-
witz, of 3030 Cortland, at wed-
Miller, of 19307 Pinehurst, be-
ding ceremonies to take place
Featuring:
came the bride of Martin Jay
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on Feb. 1. Miss Krimmel is
Blatt, of 5594 W. Outer, at a
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
double-ring candlelight cere- Children to Camp
mony, Wednesday, at the Shera-
Seven underprivileged chil- William Earl Krimmel, of West-
ton Cadillac Hotel. Rabbi Mil- dren will attend Franklin Set- phalia Ave.
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ton Arm and Dr. Leon Fram tlement Camp for two weeks in Philippine Minister Presents
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August under the sponsorship of Credentials in Israel
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The new Mrs. Blatt chose a the Department of Michigan
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Minister to Israel, was
and fitted bodice appliqued in
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Mrs. Nathan Starman, child received by Mrs. Golda Meir,
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rosepoint Chantilly lace. A deep welfare chairman, and Mrs. Joe
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was held by her crown of heir-
Mrs. Morton Oppenheim, Aux-
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loom orange blossoms.
Diary president, stated that the
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Elizabeth Miller was her sis- organization is considering the
ter's maid of honor. Judith adoption of the Franklin Settle-
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Eigon, of New York City, Reva ment Camp as a regular part
a
Miller, Lynne Smokier and of child welfare program.-
Lynne Meltzer were brides-
maids. Iris Blatt, the bride-
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Allan Hugh Blatt served his
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were David Hermelin, Seymour
Zeigelman, Alan K o v i n sky,
Michael Grey and Harold Ros-
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Following a Florida wedding
trip, the newlywed couple will
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mander-elect Benjamin Edel-
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