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Chesed she! Emes Installs N. Wolok Rita Feldman Wed
Nathan Wolok was installed
for a second term as president
of the Hebrew Benevolent Soci-
ety at a dinner last Saturday
evening, at Horowitz Catering.
Also re-elected to serve sec-
ond terms. were Nathan P. Ros-
sen, vice-president; Barney Cit-
rin, secretary;
Hyman Mit-
-nick, treasurer;
and Abe Mil-
ler, Nathan
Samet and Ben
Schneider,
trustees.
Harry E.
Citrin, a past
president,
served as chair-
of the evening, Wolok
while installing officers were
Isidore Sosnick, Morris Schwartz,
Nathan Sametr ands Sen. Charles
Blonde.
Rabbi Leizer Levin, head of
the Council of Orthodox Rabbis.
was guest speaker, and Cantor_
HymanJ. Adler participated as
guest artist.
Certificates of merit were
tendered to Mrs. Ida Solomon,
president of the Ladies Auxil-
iary, and to Mrs. Barney Citrin,
president of the Ladies Chevra
Kadisha, in recognition of out-
standing contributions to the
Chesed shel Emes.
Sam Nelson, honorary Presi-
dent. and the arrangements com-
mittee of Harry E. Citrin, Ben
Grant, • Meyer Levin, Nathan P.
Rossen and Isidore Sosnick
planned the program.
inarriages
S T E I N-SCHIFF. Repeating
marital vows before Rabbi Mor-
ris Adler in a ceremony on Jan.
5 were Alice Schiff, daughter
of Mrs. Sarah Schiff, of Webb
Ave., and Dr. Harvey S. Stein,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Stein,
of Mark Twain Ave.
The double-ring rites were
performed beneath a choopah
in the home of the bride's aunt
and uncle. Dr. and Mrs. Henry
Green, of Roslyn. Rd.
Mrs. Edith Baron came here
from Philadelphia, Pa., to be
her sister's matron of honor,
while giving the bride in mar-
riage was her uncle, Dr. Green.
Frank L. Simons was Dr. Stein's
best man, and Dr. S. Neil Jacobs
was an -usher.
The couple left for a honey-
moon in New York City and on
their. return, took up residence
at 4844 Cortland.
Otrth, Announcements
Jan. 16—To Mr. and Mrs. of Little Rock, Ark., a son, Ste-
Ronald Strasner (Sharon Raub), phen Michael.
* * *
of -17231 Westland, a daughter,
Jan. 10 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Deborah Leslie.
Arthur. Blau (Roslyn Heller), of
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23611 Kenosha, Oak Park, a son,
Jan. 15 — To Mr. and Mrs. Alan Lee.
Joseph Rose (Dee Dee Modell),
* * *
of 24579 Rensselaer, Oak Park,
Jan. 9—To Dr. and Mrs. Ber-
a daughter, Andrea Eve.
nard Kay (Beverly Alfeld), of
* * *
Flint, Mich., a son, Mark Allan.
* * *
Jan. 12—To Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Balamut (Sheltie Kane). a son.
Jan. 9 — To Mr. and Mrs. Iry
Jeffrey Eric.
Barit (Nita Hitow of Bay City),
* * *
of 22030 Whitmore, Oak Park,
Jan. 11—To Mr. and Mrs. Iry a daughter, Bonnee
* * *
Rich (Lynn Malin), of 24001
Jan. 9 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Condon, Oak Park, a son. Shel-
Maurice Rosen (Anita Baker),
don Jay.
* *
of 10121 Troy, Oak Park, a son,
Jan. 11 — To Lt. and Mrs. David Alan. * * *
A. Jack Shatz (Ettagail Benyas),
Jan. 8 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Adler (Myra Glass, of
Chicago), of 14400 Pearson, Oak
RABBI YEHUDAH LOEWY
Park, a daughter, Robin *Jody:
* * *
Since 1946 in Detroit
Jan. 6—To Mr. and Mrs. Mar-
Hospitals and Homes
tin A. Eisenstadt (Paula Gold-
stein. of Derby, Conn.), of 20445
'nit)
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Basil, a- daughter, Anita Robin.
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MRS. HERBERT PACKARD
In a ceremony Jan. 19, in the
Mayfair Room, Rita Feldman,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alex
Feldman, of 17313 Greenlawn,
was united in marriage to Her-
bert Bernard Packard, of Stur-
tevant Ave., son of Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Packard, of Charlotte,
Mich. Rabbi Jacob _E. -Segal
officiated.
The bride's floor-length gown
was highlighted by long. sleeves
that came to a point at the
wrists, a scooped neckline and
seed pearls with white velvet
appliques that extended from
shoulder to hip in front and
back. She carried a white or-
chid centered on a white Bible.
•Audrey Ethel Feldman, the
bride's sister, was her maid of
honor, and btidesmaids were
Marsha 'Kobaker and Helen Sa-
perstein. • The bridegrooin was
attended by his brother, Robert
Packard, of Charlotte, as best
man, while ushers included Eu-
gene Mall, Alvin Schlossberg,
Jack Schwartz, Dr. Dennis Ko-
van and Martin Packard, a
cousin of the bridegroom from
Grand Rapids.
Following the ceremony, the
couple was honored at a recep-
tion at the Mayfair.
Mrs. Weston Wins
lian of the Year'
Insurance Award
Although a Misnomer, it was
a distinct honor for Mrs. Ethel
R. Weston to have recently re-
ceived the "Man of the Year"
award of the Life Agency Man-
agement Association.
The award, presented to Mrs.
* * *
Weston at the _agency's annual
Jan. 6—To Mr. and Mrs. Ed- dinner at the Hotel Statrer, was
ward Cohen (Arlene Rosen-
the only one
berg). of 20019 Burgess, a son,
given to a
Ronald Eric.
woman in the
* * *
history of the
Jan. 6 — To Dr. and Mrs.
award.
Jerome Fink (Jo Ann Mendlow),
of 20028 Westbrook, a son, Mich-
In her first
ael Alan.
full year in
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the life insur-
Jan. 6 — To Mr. and Mrs.
ance field, Mrs.
Sheldon Henry Chatlin (Madlyn
Weston also
Wolrauch), of 20095 Houghton,
qualified f o r
a son, Paul Allan.
Mrs. Weston the Women
* *
Leaders Round Table of the
Jan. 1—To Mr. and Mrs. Rob- National Association of Life
ert Goren (Judith Ann Wise), Underwriters.
of 23100 Webster, Oak Park,
Mrs. Weston was selected by
a son, Gary Franklin.
her company, the Ruben Gold
.* * *
Agency of the Massachusetts
Dec. 30 — To Mr. and Mrs. Mutual Life Insurance Co., on
Zigmond Moses (Barbara Vi- the basis of her interest in in-
vian Davidson), of 22190 Sus- surance work and her progress
sex. Oak Park, a son, Joel
in the field of advanced insur-
Vernon.
ance.
* * *
Long active in community,
Dec. 29—To Mr. and Mrs.
David Kahn (Betty Koss), of PTA and organizational work,
19713 Snowden, a daughter, Mrs. Weston was formerly vice-
president – of the D e t r o i t
Patrice Gail.
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Women's Division, American
Dec. 27 — To Mr. and Mrs. Jewish Congress, a former
Sol William Kushner (Sally member of its national and is
Berk). of 25125 Southwood, presently membership co-chair-
Southfield Township, a son, man.
Steven Alan.
She is the mother of three
* * *
children. Lloyd, a Mumford
Dec. 15—To Mr. and Mrs. High School student; Merle, a
Gerald M. Zeidman (Helen Lee student at Post Intermediate;
Plotzer). of 21881 Parklawn, and Rafael, a Bagley School
Oak Park, a daughter, Pamela pupil. The family resides at
Sue.
18108 Kentucky.
Rose Kohn Play on
TV Sunday Evening
Former Detroiter Rose Si-
mon Kohn, wife of Dr. A. Max
Kohn, has written another mys-
tery story for television, to be
presented on the "Alfred
Hitchcock Presents" program,
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Kohn is well known here
for her numerous theatrical_
productions, one of which- was•
staged on Broadway in New
York. She was widely acclaimed-
for a play. that was staged here
at the Art Institute a number
of years ago.
She has written plays for
General Electric Theater,
United Artists, David Niven and
Ida Lupino of Four Star Play-
house.
RUDIVORAVAI"T, Siam ese
princess and granddaughter of
King Mongkut of "The King
and I" fame, will appear at
Detroit Town Hall, 11 a.m.,
Monday, Jan. 27, in Ford
Auditorium.
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