First 'Special Gifts' Are Pledged
Nusbaum-Satnuels
as Hadassah Opens Honor Roll Drive Rites Held Aug. 18
Stirring messages were heard
by Mesdames Dora Ehrlich, Jul-
ian Krolik and Harry L. Frank at
a recent luncheon meeting which
opened the "special gifts" phase
of the Hadassah Honor Roll cam-
paign.
Mrs. Davis Benson, Chapter
vice-president of fund-raising,
and Mrs. Sam Shekter, special
The first members of the De-
troit Chapter of Hadassah to
sign pledges during the
"special gifts" phase of the
current Honor Roll campaign
are Mrs. DAVID EMERMAN
(s eate d) and Mrs. LAW-
RENCE J. MICHELSON.
! WHY WORRY !
Leave Everything to Us
gifts chairman, officially
launched the solicitations by dis-
tributing kits to vice-chairmen of
the 18 member groups.
' Honor Roll, Hadassah's major
fund-raising project, will get un-
der way Sept. 10, at the first
Chapter meeting scheduled for
Temple Israel.
Mrs. Norman Rom, Chapter
president, announced the follow-
ing Honor Roll directors: Mes-
dames Joseph Ehrlich and Henry
Wineman, honorary chairmen;
William Brown, general solicita-
tion: Max Lichter, book; Miss
Ethel Rosenthal, memoriams;
Benjamin Bond, treasury gifts;
Daniel Siegel, IMA's Robert
Drews, publicity; Milton Sorock,
assignments; Harry Spector,
Louis Luckoff and Harry. Moss,
secretaries.
Mrs. Rom also announced that,
through Honor Roll, Hadassah is
undertaking a 600-house town de-
velopment, located 400 yards be-
low the $15,000,000 Hadassah-
Hebrew University Medical
Center, west of Jerusalem.
To be known as Kiryat Ha-
dassah, the town will accommo-
date about 2,500 people and will
include a community center.
shops, school, playfield, arts and
crafts rooms, meeting rooms, lib-
rary and auditorium.
A view of construction of the
town will be included in a
special Hadassah Tour of Israel,
in which the Detroit Chapter will
participate. The 35-day tour
leaves Oct. 7, and will feature
stops in Italy, France and Eng-
land as well as Israel.
Autograph Hunters:
Nkrumah and Israel
From Chronicler's - Incidentally"
Column in London Jewish Chronicle
WYN and HAROLD LANDIS
HOME CATERING
• STYLE
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Dr. Kwane Nkrumah, the
Prime Minister of Ghana, who
created such a favorable im-
pression at the Conference of
Commonwealth Prime Minis-
ters, is known for his friendly
attitude towards the State of
Israel. While in this country he
was involved in a rather amus-
ing incident with two Israeli
students who followed him in
a car in the hope of securing
his autograph. When the Pre-
mier's car stopped the students
approached but were halted by
Dr. Nkrumah's bodyguard, who
said that the Prime Minister
was late for a meeting and
could not speak to them. One
of the students shouted, "We're
from Israel!" Dr. Nkrumah im-
mediately went over to the
Israelis, shook hands and gave
them his autograph.
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Young Judaea Selects Convention Delegates
Two members of Detroit's have returned from the Leader-
Senior Young Judaea, Joyce ship Training Camp at Barry-
Rome and Gayle Pearl, will be ville. The four, Barry Rosenfeld,
among the 200 delegates from Barry Goren, Gerry Cook and
19 national regions to partici- Larry Lowenthal. won scholar-
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MRS. IRVING NUSBAUM
In a ceremony Aug. 18, at
Beth Abraham Synagogue, Do-
reen Samuels, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Samuels. be-
cam4 the bride of Irving Nus-
baum, son of Mr. and Mrs. Abe
Nusbaum.
Rabbi Joseph Thumim and
Rabbi Israel Halpern, together
with Cantor Shabtai Ackerman
and guest Rabbi Mordecai Kir-
shblum and Cantor Leibele
Waldman. of New York, offi-
ciated at the ceremony.
The new Mrs. Nusbaum chose
a gown of imported, embroid-
ered organdy with a basque
waist, sabrina neckline, short
sleeves and a seven-tiered skirt
which swept into a chapel
train.
Her pure silk illusion veil
fell in four tiers from a crown
of matching organdy, and she
carried her consecration pray-
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Gerrie Samuels. the bride's
sister. was her maid of honor,
and Mrs. Joseph Fetter, the
bridegroom's sister, was matron
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sher, Barbara Miral and Benita
Fell, with Raynor Weingard,
the bride's cousin, serving as
junior bridesmaid.
Joseph Fetter was his broth-
er-in-law's best man, while
ushers were David Askinase.
Bernard Stollman, Milton Sos-
nick. Morton Eskin, Howard
Atlas and Martin Weinstock.
Garry Fetter. the bridegroom's
nephew, was junior usher.
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lyweds left for a three-week
honeymoon that will include a
cruise to Jamaica and Ber-
muda. On their return, they
will reside on Wyoming Ave.
Out-of-town guests were from
Illinois, T o r o n t o. Cleveland,
New Jersey. New York, Cali-
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