To Wed in Fall
MELLEN - OSBORN. Frances
Joyce Osborn, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Sol Osborn, of Griggs
Ave., became the bride of Jor-
dan Mellen, son of Mr. Charles
Mellen and Mrs. Frances Price,
of Oak Park, in a candlelight
ceremony at the Rainbow Ter-
race Feb. 2. Rabbi Morris Ad-
ler and Cantor Hyman Adler
officiated.
The bride chose a wedding
gown of pearl lustered satin. It
was fashioned with fitted
bodice, shaped skirt with lace
trim and sleeves that tapered
into traditional points. Her il-
lusion veil was matched with
MISS HELAINE • LEE
the lace in the gown and she
an arrangement of or-
At a recent dinner party, Mr. carried
chids and stephanotis . on a
--and Mrs. Irving Lee, of Ken- white satin prayer book.
tucky Ave., announced the en-
Mrs. Sheldon Wasserman of
gagement of their daughter,
Helaine, to Warren Ginsberg, Chicago was Matron of Honor
son of Mr. and Mrs. Irving Gins- and Miss Lois Lipshy was maid
of honor. Morton M e 11 e n,
berg, of Oakman Ct. A fall wed-
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brother of the bridegroom
ding is planned.
served as best man.
Out of town guests were from
.Reform Men's Clubs
New York City, Syracuse, N.Y.,
Delaware, Ohio, Chicago and
Slate Joint Program
Saginaw.
. The Men's Clubs of four De-
The couple will reside on
. troit area Reform congrega-
tions are participating jointly Church St., Oak Park after a
in sponsoring a program- dedi- honeymoon trip to New York
cated to the Jewish Chautau- City and the Eastern seaboard.
qua Society at 8 p.m.. Tuesday,
at Temple Israel.
Mogilever Schedules
In addition to the host group,
the Men's Clubs of Temples 27th Annual Banquet
The Mogilever Progressive
Beth El, Emanu-El of Oak
Park and Beth Jacob of Pon- Aid Society will celebrate its
, tiac will bring Dr. Guy M. 27th - anniversary with a banquet
Davis, Jr., professor of religion Sunday evening in the new
at Chapman College, Orange, Sholem Aleichem Institute hall,
Calif., who will speak on Greenfield at Seven Mile.
''Brotherhood's Challenge To-
At the banquet the following
day.".
newly-elected officers will be
Also here as a special guest installed: Abraham Ginsberg,
will be Sylvan Lebow, execu- president; Charles Rubin, vice-
tive director of the National president;_ Sarn Wohl, finariCial
Federation of Temple Brother- secretary; Morris ArOtzsky, rec-
hoods.
ording secretary and Mrs. L.
Members of all sponsoring Feinberg and George Lellchook,
groups and their wives are in- hospitalers. -
vited to attend.
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"Right up to the usual high
standard of Temple Players
productions in acting, staging
and professional effect!"
That was the general com-
ment of the enthusiastic audi-
ences that attended the first
two performances of "An In-
spector Calls," at Temple Beth
El, Wednesday and Thursday.
Two more performances will
be given this Saturd'ay and Sun-
day, February 22 and 23, for
which -4ckets" may be purchased
at the door up Ao curtain time
at 8:40 p.m. each night.
The J. '13. Priestley play, in
which Thomas Mitchell made a
smash hit on. Broadway- only a
few seasons ago, is a gripping
drama of the subtle weaving
of a net of terror and guilt
around each member of an
English family, culminating in
a surprise ending.
In the Temple Players pro-
duction, it is expertly played
by a cast of seven, including
Elaine Alpert Stern, Harriet
Stone, Midge Unger, Peter
Stoner, Bill Unger, Todd Purse
and Arthur Solis, and is direct-
ed by Larry Johnson.
nnouncements
Feb. 12—To Mr. and Mrs.
Sherwood Colburn (Sharron
Stern), of 24642 Scotia, Oak
Park, a son, Robert S.
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Feb. 11 — To Dr. and Mrs.
Samuel D. Nagel (Penny
Isaacs), of 19783 Monte Vista,
a son, Laurence Harlan.
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Feb. 9—To Mr. and Mrs.
Fred J. Horowitz (Lois A.
Docks), of 10420 Saratoga, Oak
Park, a son, Jeffrey Mark.
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Feb. 6 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Donald R. Cooper (Aileen Sut-
kin), of 16559 Kentucky, a
daughter, Patricia Jacqueline.
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Feb. 4—To Mr. and Mrs.
Sidney Hochberg (Phyllis Wat-
nick), of 17209 Indiana, a son
Sam H.
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To Mr. and Mrs.
Feb. 1
Mark Webber, of 24306 Chip-
pewa, a daughter, Shelly
Florence.
New Country Club
Opens Around May 1
Announcement was made this
week by Albert A. Stern, presi-
dent of Ramblewood Country
Club, that two years of effort
will culminate on May 1 with
the completion of its clubhouse
facilities on- 9 Mile, near Hal-
sted, in Farmington Township.
Over 125 Detroit and sub-
urban families have joined
Ramblewood, which expects to
conduct a year-round program
Highlight of , the club will
be an Olympic-sized swimming
pool. There also will be
locker rooms, adult activities
rooms and children's games
rooms.
Officers, besides Stern, who
were recently re-elected to a
second term, include Dr. Sid-
ney J. Hillenberg, vice-presi-
dent; Louis T. Klein, secretary;
and Dr. Victor A. Kelmenson,
treasurer.
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Labor Zionist Organization of
America will hold its third an-
nual Purim celebration 9 p.m.
March 1, at the Morris Schaver
auditorium.
Cantor and Mrs. Reuven Fran-
kel will highlight the evening
with performances of Israeli
and Yiddish songs. Mrs. Fran-
kel will accompany her hus-
band on the recorder.' Also
planned is a musical skit. Dave
Diamond and his orchestra will
furnish other musical enter-
tainment.
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for tickets call Mrs. Boris Joffe,
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Basketball Season Ending
The 1957-58 Jewish Commu-
nity Center basketball season
is nearing its close with compe-
tition still strong in most of
the leagues. The season, which
terminates March 16 will be
climaxed by an awards dinner
and distribution of individual
and team trophies. The Hannah
Schloss Old Timers Club trophy
will be awarded each league
champion.
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Cantor Frankel to Sing
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Feb. 1 To Mr. and Mrs.
Seymour Brode (Dolores Mat-
ler), of 19196 Appoline, a
daughter, Lori Meryl.
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Jan. 30—To Mr. and Mrs.
Jacob Driker (Trudy Epstein),
of 26222 Margareta, a daughter,
Miriam Sarah.
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Jan. 18 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph D i a in o n d (Phyllis
Isaacs), a daughter, Janis
Susan.
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To Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
Blumberg (Marlene Spatt), for-
mer Detroiters now of Syra-
cuse, N.Y., a daughter, Andrea
Joyce.
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Guardian to Assist in
Israel Savings Plans
Several schools in the Detroit
area have established savings
plans which will enable their
students to visit in Israel when
they graduate, it became known
this week.
Philinore Leemon, secretary
of Guardian Savings, W. 7 Mile
and Tracey, advised that one
such school using this system
is the Beth Shalom Religious
School of Oak Park.
Students entering H e b r e w
school at the age of eight have
accumulated enough funds for
the trip at the time of their
graduation, he said.
Leemon stated that Guardian
will assist in setting up similar
plans for any school or indi-
vidual student interested - in
saving for such a trip.
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