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Center Festival
Brenda Fried Wed
in Double-Ring Rites Concert on Feb. 3

ctivities in Society

Harold Silver,. regional chairman, Miss Edith Edwards,
Detroit School System, Mrs. Sara Stewart, YWCA, and R. J.
Wagener, Michigan Youth Advisory Council, all of Detroit, met
with 50 state leaders at Lansing last weekend to plan Michigan's
preparation for the President's White House Conference or
Children and Youth. The group was called together by the
Michigan Youth Commission which was requested by Governor
G. Mennen Williams to coordinate state planning.
Mr. Louis Lightstone left this week for a several weeks' visit
in Israel. He is delivering a special message to the Mayor of Tel
Aviv from Detroit's Mayor Louis G. Miriani.
Out-of-town guests here for the. Bar Mitzvah Saturday of
Paul Erwin Lipson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Lipson, of
Clements Ave., will be Mrs. Anne Tenzer and Mr. and. Mrs.
H. Samuel Ingber and daughter, Elysa, all of Boston, Mass.
Mrs. Cass Warsaw, known before her marriage as Helen
Jackman. is still serving her clients at the Elkin Travel Service,
and has just returned from a trip to the Concord Hotel and other
spots in New York state.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Malamud, of 22511 S. Bellwood, Birming-
MRS. LEROY NEUMANN
ham, will entertain at their home Monday evening in honor of
In
a double-ring ceremony
Mr. Gershon Agron, Mayor of Jerusalem. The reception is being
held under the auspices of the Detroit Israel Histadrut Campaign. solemnized Jan. 25, Br end a
Miss Gloria Schlossberg and Mr. Irving Sorscher, of Oak Toby Fried, daughter of Mr.
Park, were the weekend guests of Dr. and Mrs. Sam Sorscher, and Mrs. Herman S. Fried, of
of Flint, Mich., on the occasion of a dinner-dance given at the Indiana Ave., became the bride
Hotel Durant in honor of the 16th birthday of Miss Randee of Leroy S. Neumann, son of
Mr. and Mrs. More Neumann, of
Sorscher.
Mrs. Fred Starr (Harriet Cohen) has left Detroit to join Colleen Ave., Oak Park. Rabbi
her husband, who is presently serving with the U.S. Marine Corps Jacob E. Segal and Cant or
in the Philippine Islands: Upon completion of his tour of duty, Nicholas Fenakel officiated.
the couple will return to Detroit.
The bride wore a white silk
taffeta gown with scooped neck-
line, designed by Jessica. The
fitted bodice was appliqued in
hand-corded Alencon lace and
studded in pearls. Garlands of
JAMES VERNOR SCHOOL matching lace on the floor-
PTA will hear an address by Dr. length gown fell into a bustle
back chapel train.
A feature of the 33rd annual Norman Drachler, research co-
Her two-tiered veil of white
meeting of the Jewish Welfare ordinator of the Citizens Ad- silk illusion fell to finger-tip
Federation, 8:30 p.m., Tuesday visory Committee on School
length, and was held in place
at the Esther Berman Branch Needs, on Wednesday evening,
by a fitted cap of silk taffeta
of the United Hebrew Schools, at the school. His topic will be with motifs of hand-corded lace.
will be the appearance of the "Citizens Look at Their She carried a white Bible top-
Federation Women's Division Schools." According to Bernard ped with an arrangement of
R. Isenberg, PTA president, the
Quartet.
white orchids and lilies-of-the-
Highlight of the meeting will program is one of a series of valley.
be the presentation of the an- programs to gather support for
Attending the bride was her
nual Fred M. Butzel Memorial Board of Education financial
Award for distinguished com- proposals which will be on the sister, Lois Fried, as maid of
honor. Bridesmaids were
munal service. Sidney J. Allen ballot in the April 6 election.
Wendy Fried, another sister,
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has been named the recipient.
Jacqueline Klein and Yvette
The Women's Division
ISAACS FAMILY CLUB will Terebelo.
Quartet-1959 Version was a hit meet Saturday evening, in the
The bridegroom's cousin, Sam
of the Women's January Insti- home of Mr. and Mrs. S. Law-
tute. Mrs. Eli E. Gross is direc- rence Stein. Out-of-town guests Dobkin, was his best man, while
tor and members are Mesdames at its last meeting were Mr. ushers included Martin and Sey-
mour Neumann, twin brothers
Eugene J. Hirsch. Maurice S. and Mrs. Robert Maggin.
of the bridegroom, Dr. Conrad
Reizen, Manuel L. Rotenberg
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Pearl and Lincoln Racey.
and Herbert M. Stoorman. Pian-
The exciting young French
The bride's grandparents, Mr.
ist for the group is Mrs. Leon-
singing group, VAREL and
ard Birndorf and Mrs. Leonard BAILLY, with Les Chanteurs de and Mrs. Ben Fried, were also
in the procession. Out-of-town
H. Weiner is writer and advisor.
Paris, will be back at Detroit
Milton M. Maddin, nominating Town Hall by popular demand guests here for the wedding
committee chairman, has pres- at the program next Wednes- were from Los Angeles, Sidney,
ented a nine-candidate slate for day, 11 a.m. in Ford Audito- Nova Scotia, Pittsburgh, Mil-
position of member-at-large of rium. The group, a hit during waukee and Kalamazoo.
Following a dinner and re-
the board of governors of the its winter appearance last sea-
ception at Holiday Manor, the
Federation. The nominees are son, will do an entirely new
newlyweds left for a honey-
Louis Berry, Samuel Frankel, program. ending with some of moon
to Chi c a g o. They will
Morris Garvett, Mrs. HArry L. Varel and Bailly's original
reside in Des Moines, Ia.
Jones, Judge Theodore .LTLevin. songs.
Samuel H. Rubiner. athan
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Youth to Organize
Silverman, Abraham Srere and
LEONARD B. SMITH, con-
Max J. Zivian.
ductor
of
the
summer
series
of
Planning Assembly
Members of the nominating
committee are Mrs. Sidney J. concerts at Belle Isle, will be
at Luncheon Sunday
the
guest
conductor
of
the
Barbel, Milton K. Mahler, Mil-
Launching of a Jewish Youth
ford Pregerson and George M. Scandinavian Symphony Orches-
tra in Detroit on Saturday, Feb- Assembly will take place at a
Stutz.
ruary
7th
at
8:20
p.m.
in
the
luncheon meeting planned for
Reports on the year past and
plans for the future will be Scottish Rite Auditorium of 1:30 p.m., Sunday, in the Hayim
Ma
s
o
n
i
c
Temple.
RODNEY
Greenberg Center, 19161 Schae-
presented by Judge The x li
dore
Levin, Federation press ent, STENBORG, baritone, will • be fer.
guest
artist
on
the
program.
Under the sponsorship of the
and Max M. Fisher, 1958 llied
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Jewish National Fund, the as-
Jewish Campaign chairman.
Dr. BENJAMIN A. COHEN, sembly will seek to assist youth
former United Nations Under- groups in planning activities
Offer Summer Jobs
secretary in charge of trustee- which have community-wide in:
for Studenti in Israel
ship and information for non- terest.
Am o n g the participating
Senior professional students self-governing territories, has
from American and Canadian joined the faculty of Yeshiva youth groups are United Syna-
gogue
Youth, Ladies' rraining
universities will have an op- University's Graduate School of
portunity for work experience Education as a visiting profes- Fellowship, temple youth
groups, junior congregations,
in Israel this summer, it was sor of education.
Junior Hadassah, Bnai Brith
announced by the office for
Professional a n d Technical A. J. Knoppow Paint Store Youth Organization, Jew is h
Community Center, Habonim,
Workers of the Jewish Agency
Opens on Schaefer Sunday Hashomer Ha tz a i r; Young
for Israel.
A. J. Knoppow Paint Store, Judea, Young Israel and Student
The program - provides for
placement of a selected num- which has been in the paint Zionist Organization.
Following a discussion, for
ber of qualified students in business for 30 years, announces
such fields as medicine, engi- the opening of a new store at which Jerry Lax, Jeff Tigay and
neering, nursing, chemistry. 19146 Schaefer on Sunday. The Leon Waldman will serve as
physics, architecture, physio- store will carry a full line of coordinators, there will be en-
home and decorator needs, win- tertainment by folk singer
therapy.
Inquiries regarding this Pro- dow glass, wall paper, window Shimon Gewirtz.
gram should be directed to shades and a tool rental de-
Information on the youth as-
PATWA Summer Work Pro- partment.
sembly is available from Jerry
The firm was formerly Lax, LI. 6-6774. or the JNF
gram, Jewish Agency for Israel,
16 E. 66th St., New York 2I.
located on 12th street.
office, UN. 4-2767.

Women's Quartet
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at Federatton's
Meeting Tuesday

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Farband to Hear Redstone

Branch 552 of the Farband
Labor Zionist Order will meet
at 8:30 p.m., Wednesday, in the
Hayim Greenberg Center, when
Louis Redstone will show and
The Cent e r Symphony Or- comment on films taken during
chestra, under the direction of his trip to Russia.
Julius Chajes, - will celebrate
the ` Jewish Music Festival, Tues- Our Want Ads bring fast results.
day evening, February 3, at the
Davison Jewish Center.
The concert will feature the
appearance of the noted cantor,
Jacob Barkin,
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of Adas Israel
Congregation,
302 Fox Building
Washington,
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Eastman
School of
Music, has
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will be his second appearance
in Detroit. He gave a concert
of Jewish Music for Hashofar,
a few years ago.
Paul Olefsky, solo cellist of 1 .********-4-31-104-41-11 -W-IWILK-
the D e t r o i t Symphony, has
chosen Chajes' Cello Concerto
for this concert.
The solo lines of Mendels-
Weddings
sohn's Pi a no Concerto in G
Bar
Minor will be played by Mary * Mitzvahs
Norris, young American pianist,
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past two years. Miss Norris in *Quality work
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Tipton, the first flutist of the I UN 3-8532
Detroit Symphony Orchestra.
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