g :Vest, Hair Style

1, y- Mr. Philippe
• Wins Royal Visit

Vivian Liber Weds
Roger M. Gottfried

Hair Fashions, at 19218 Liver-
nois. was awarded the first

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prize t r op h y in the Interna-
tional Festival hair styling con-

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test on Monday evening.
His prize—in addition to a
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; 1 4; beautiful cup—will be a recep-
Lion by Queen Elizabeth II of
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Great Britain. who will be here
during International Festival

W eek.

-Incorporated into Mr. Phil-
:4 ippes "Fantasy Hair S t y 1 e,"
which w a 1 k e d off with top
honors at the contest, was the
theme of freedom between
Canada and the United States.
A past president of the Acad-
emy Directorate of Great Brit-
ain Hair Stylists. Mr. Philippe
is the recipient of some of the
highest awards given in EurOpe
for hair styling.
Since coming to this country,
he has been awarded many
trophies for his unique and
beautiful designs. among them
first place trophy in the Inter-
national Free Styling Show.

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Peoples, State Sample
—Old Family Stores—
Announce Merger

Announcement ,w a s made
this week by James Wineman,
president of Peoples Outfitting
Co.. and Harold L. Kaplan,
president of State Sample Co.,
of the Merger of the two firms.
The stores, situated next
door to each other on Michi-
gan Ave.. between Shelby and
Griswold. will now go under
the name of Peoples Outfitting-
State Sample Co., with Kaplan
serving as president.
Wineman and Eugene Arn-
feld, People's executive vice-
president, will serve in advi-
sory capacities.
Peoples Outfitting dates back
to 1893, when Leopold Wine-
man opened the store at its
present location. After his
death in 1925, operation of the
store was continued by his
sons. Henry and Andrew Wine-
man.
Andrew died in 1954, and
Henry Wineman headed the
firm until his death in 1957,
when James Wineman, his
son. became president.
The store's popularity
boomed early in the century
when Leopold Wineman intro-
duced in Detroit the idea of
installment buying. The origi-
nal store was expanded in
1915. and again in 1925.
State Sample, also a family
store, was started by the late
Barney Kaplan in 1932 as a
furniture store on Elizabeth
St.' When the store moved to
Michigan Ave., it added cloth-
ing lines and other merchan-
dise. Only this March, the store
was completely remodeled to
provide 48.000 square feet of
selling space.

Center Asks Youth to Join
Orchestra: Slates Auditions

Boys and girls, 12 to 17, wish-
ing to join the youth orchestra
of the Jewish Community Cen-
ter, may call the music depart-
ment, DI 1-4200, for an appoint-
ment. Center membership is a
requirement.
Auditions will be held on
Aug. 16, 23 and 30, from 11 a.m.
to 1 p.m. Three years of train-
ing is required and experience
in a school or other orchestra
is preferred. There are no open-
ings for trombone or saxophone
players.

JWV Activities

Troth Revealed

SIRS. ROGER GOTTFRIED

The third annual installation
ceremony of CENTENNIAL
LODGE will be conducted at a
dinner-dance planned for Mon-
day evening, at Club Alamo. Hy
Crystal, executive secretary of
the Bnai Brith Council, will in-
stall the following new officers:
Robert A. Steinberg, president;
Gerald Weisman, Paul Russman
and Mark Zivian, vice-presi-
dents; Jack Horwitz, Allan
Krass, Arthur Schott and Shel-
don Na c k ma n, secretaries;
Douglas Schubot, treasurer;
Leslie Abramson, warden; Ed-
ward Levin, guardian; Avram
Charlip. chaplain; William
Shulevitz, assistant chaplain;
and Aubrey Gealer, Gilbert
Greenbaum, Merrill Miller, Wal-
ter Schwartz, Kenneth Shevin.
Harvey Tennen and Arthur
Weinfeld, trustees.
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Mr. and Mrs. Kalman Lustig,
of 3289 Monterey. announce the
marriage on June 21 of their
daughter, Vivian Sharon Liber,
to Roger Michael Gottfried, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry L. Gott-
Newly-e 1 e c t e d officers of
fried, of 18245 Parkside.
The double-ring, candlelight DOROTHY FOX CHAPTER,
Bnai
Brith Young Women, will
ceremony was solemnized at the
Beth Abraham Synagogue, with be inducted at the g r o u p's
Rabbi Israel I. Ha l p e r n and fourth annual installation din-
Cantor Shabtai Ackerman offi- ner-dance and bowling ban-
quet at 8 p.m., Saturday,
ciating.
The bride wore a gown of at Larco's. Mrs. Irving Lipson
candlelight taffeta, with Sabrina will install Pauline Kravitz as
neckline and fingertip sleeves. president; Paula Elias and
Vivian Levinson, vice-p r e s
The tucked, empire bodice of
dents; Marlene Cohen. treas-
Alencon lace was studded with urer; Marilyn Diskin and Shir-
tiny seed pearls. The princess ley Brawn, secretaries; Sharon
skirt was draped into a cathe- Bernstein, reporter - historian;
dral train from an empire bow, and Frances Adler, chaplain.
with meda:lions of the lace and Guests will include Mrs. Charles
seed pearls appliqued on the Solovich, national president of
skirt. Her fingertip veil of white Bnai Brith, and Mr. Solovich,
silk illusion was attached to a and Earl Yaillen. Michigan re-
lace seeded cap. She carried gional director of BBYO, and
orchids and stephnotis on a Mrs. Yaillen. Bowling trophies
white satin prayer book.
will be awarded by Marlene
The maid of honor was Faye Cohen, bowling league presi-1
Mathis, and also attending the dent; Frances Adler, secretary;
bride were Linda Gottfried, and Phyllis Schreiman. treas-
sister of the bridegroom, Elea- urer. Individual awards. includ-
nor Cranis and Susan Liber, of ing perfect attendance pins.
T o l edo; junior bridesmaid will be given to Frances Adler,
Esther Tuchklaper and flower Linda Bresler, Shirley Brown,
Marilyn Diskin and Brenda
girl Marcy Unger.
Serving the bridegroom as Goren. Entertainment will be
best man was David Gumenick, provided by the Four Classics.
while ushers were B ern a r d For reservations. call M i s s
Lewis. Bill Fisher, Edward Men- Bresler, chairman, TO 5-0112.
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czer and Allan Tuchklaper as
GEORGE GERSHWIN CHAP-
junior usher.
Out-of-town guests were from . TER will hold a picnic, begin-
Toledo, Cleveland. and Chicago. ning at 11 a.m., Sunday. in Oak
Upon their return from a Park's Major Park. Games, sur-
New York honeymoon, the Prises and prizes are planned
couple will reside at Blackstone for members, their families and
guests, who are advised to bring
Manor.
their lunches and suppers. For
information call Mrs Harry
Fleischman Rolls Out Michalson, chairman, LI 5-3311.

Vacationers can fly to the
international airport serving
Miami Beach without change of
plane from nearly 100 major
cities in the country,

Wayne State University Press
this week published "Vinegar
Pie and Other Tales of the
Grand Traverse Region," by Al
Barnes.
The pioneers, lumberjacks,
sailors and others who made
history in the Traverse, Michi-
gan, region are described in
ttese tales.

Members of D E T R 0 I T
AUXILIARY recently assisted
the Allied Veterans Council in
its monthly visit to Dearborn
Veterans Hospital. Distributing
books and cigarettes and aiding
bedridden veterans were Mes-
dames B e 11 e Bercowitz, Nell
Berger, Rose Packman, Rose
Cowan. Louba Lupiloff and Mr.
and Mrs. M. Seinwell.

MISS JANICE ANSPACH

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Anspach
announce the engagement of
their daughter, Janice, to Mel-
vin Poger, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Yale Poger. An August wedding
is planned.

SAM ROSE BEAT

AJC Leadeiship Parley

Attended by Detroiter

Master of Ceremonies

and his Orchestra

One hundred- top leaders of
the American Jewish Congress
concluded a three-day national
leadership conference here at
Kiamesha Lake. N.Y. Delegates
included Mrs. Marshall Bren-
ner. 19176 Coyle. Detroit.
The Congress leaders heard
Dr. Joachim Prinz. of Newark,
N.J., national president of the
organization. call on American
Jews to join the "relentless
battle for equality among all
men" and to affirm their iden-
tity as Jews "not out of pres-
sure but out of free choice."

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Arthur Fleischman will be
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can National Exhibition which
opens on July 25 in Moscow.
The Detroiter, in the carpet
business here for 35 years,
was responsible for obtaining
5,000 square feet of beige car-
peting for the fine arts display
at the Moscow exhibition.
At the invitation of Harold
C. McClellan, general manager
of the exhibition, Fleischman
will travel to Russia, at his
own expense, to serve as
"technical consultant" when
the carpeting is presented.
Fleischman, who was in-
formed about the need for
carpeting by his son, Law-
rence, whose art works have
been widely traveled for the
U.S. Information Office, ob-
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While in Russia. Fleischman
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Ukraine.

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Games, including mah jongg.
will highlight a party planned
for members and guests of Sgt.
MORTON A. SILVERMAN
AUXILIARY at 8:30 p.m., Tues-
day, in the 10 Mile branch of
the Jewish Community Center.
Proceeds will go to support the
Auxiliary's program at the Bat-
tle Creek Veterans hospital.
For tickets, call Shirley Gold-
stein, KE 7-0898, or Inez Cane,
VE 8-3813.
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Aeticities

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. Henri Philippe has been win-
rung awards for original hair
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ti fashions for many years now,
but a first prize that he won
this week has earned him a
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royal reception.
Mr. Philippe. who is now as-
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sociated with Cambridge House

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Orza Brtitz