Ruthe Katzman Ti'ed
to Samuel Goldstein

Women s elu4s

Officers of the Yiddish Folks
Farein will be installed in cere-
monies planned this Wednesday
evening. They are Joseph Bal-
beror. president; I. Bank. vice-
president; Mr. and Mrs. H. Rot-
man, secretaries: N. Standler
and Mrs. Mary Herman. hos-
pitalers.
A games party is being plan-
ned for July 25 at Jericho Tem-
ple, 18495 Wyoming.

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CHARLES E. FEINBERG
spoke on the subject of "Abra-
ham Lincoln and Walt Whit-
man" in the library of the
U niversity of Detroit last
Sunday.

The true relative value of a
human being is determined pri-
marily by the measure and the
sense in which he has attained
liberation from the self—Albertl
Einstein_

LORD'S JEWELERS

533 OUELLETTE, Windsor. Opposite Tunnel

CL 2-9702

Friday , J uly 1 7 , 1 959

of Mrs. Fanny Beresh, 14241
North End, Oak Park.
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FRIENDSHIP CLUB of the
a.
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Council Activities Center, spon-
sored by the Detroit Section of
the National Council of Jewish
Women, on Wednesday held a
garden party at the home of
Mrs. Ada Feldman, in honor of
LADIES OF YESHIVATH Mrs. Rae Press, who is leaving
BETH YEHUDAH and WOM- shortly for England to be mar-
For the
EN'S SABBATH LEAGUE has ried.
Perfect Affair . . .
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scheduled a mid-summer meet-
ing this Tuesday afternoon. at
SISTERS OF ZION MIZ-
Young Israel of Dexter. Friends RACHI has scheduled an indoor
and His Orchestra
are invited to attend.
garden party for 12 noon, Aug.
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UN 3-3737
5, at Holiday Manor. Luncheon
YOUNG WOMEN'S BICUR and games are being planned.
CHOLEM will hold a garden For reservations, call Mrs. Pearl
MRS. SAMUEL GOLDSTEIN
party and luncheon at 12:30 Leader. WE 3-0938. or Mrs.
p.m.. Tuesday, in the home of Flora Smerling. TO 5-4115.
In a double-ring ceremony Beth Abraham Couples
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Mrs. Irving Burton. 26912 York,
on June 15. at Cong. Shaarey
Huntington Woods. Proceeds
Mrs. H. Waterman. 16909 Bir- Zedek. Ruthe Ellen Katzman Schedule Family Picnic
: Weddings
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will go to aid the needy sick.
wood, will be hostess to a repeated marriage vows with
A family picnic is planned by *
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luncheon and board meeting of Samuel Lahn Goldstein. Officiat- the Beth Abraham Couples ! : Mitzvahs
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DETROIT LINK, Order of the the RADOMER LADIES AUX- ing at the rites were Rabbi Mor- ;Club at 11 a.m.. Sunday. in Oak .1
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Golden Chain, is planning a ILIARY at 12:30 p.m.. Wednes- ris Adler and Leon Ft-am and Park's Major Park. For infor-
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garden luncheon and games day. Plans will be announced Cantor Jacob H. Sonenklar.
mation. call Mr. and Mrs. Allan i *
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for
a
picnic.
to
be
held
Aug.
16.
party at 12:30 p.m., Tuesday. in
Bernson. KE 7-9322. or Mr. and :
The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Howard Guttman. VE
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UN 3-8532
the home of Mrs. Phil Ruskin. in the Oak Park Major Park.,
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4344 Arden P1.. Royal Oak. All members and their families Mr. and Mrs. Abe Katiman. of 6-5934.
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Members and friends are wel- will participate. There will be 21700 Kipling. Oak Park. Mr.
come. For transportation. call games and prizes for the chil - ; Goldstein's parents are the WS-SLJZSLASSJULMWMAJULW-31.29 Q - 4_9 0000000000 0-
Charles L. Goldsteins. of 20412
Mrs. Morris Leland, UN 4-4878; dren.
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Stratford.
or Mrs. Manny Rosen, DI 1-3950
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DEBORAH SERVICE
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The new Mrs. Goldstein wore
JUNIOR PRIMROSE CLUB LEAGUE will hold its first an- a gown of white silk taffeta.
the weather is beautiful
will hold an art exhibit and nual family. picnic at 1 p.m.. fashioned with short sleeves, an
sale from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.. Sunday. at Stoepel Park, Ever- open neckline appliqued in
• . • how's your hair?
July 25 and 26, at the model green and W. Outer Dr. Friends hand-corded Alencon Lace. a
home at Westbrooke Manor. 13 of members and their families fittted bodice and garlands of
Mile Rd.,
between
Orchard are invited to join in the pro- matching lace on the dome-
Lake and Farmington Rds. gram of games and prizes. In shaped floor-length skirt. which
Moderately-priced paintings by case of rain. the outing will be fell into a chapel train.
Her veil fell in two tiers to
Wayne State University art delayed to the following Sun-
her fingertips from a cap of
students and alumni will be on day.
matching Alencon lace. and she
sale, and sketches will be done
carried white orchids -,and ste-
on the premises. Proceeds will
ON RECONDITIONING SUMMER
go to the Detroit Association
phanotis on her consecration
g ewry
DAMAGED HAIR
for Retarded Children. the
Bible.
group's philanthropic project.
Judie Katzman was her ,
Detroit's Most Discerning Women Visit
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On the Air 1 , sister's maid of honor. and
bridesmaids were Mrs. Charles !
Proceeds from a garden party
Braun. _ Mrs. Alan :Goldstein
and luncheon being planned by 1 This Week's Radio and
1 and Mrs. Marvin Sakat_ Alan,
Television Programs
FASHIONS
I
AVODAH CHAPTER. Pioneer
of Jewish Interest
Women. will be sent to Israel
Goldstein served as his .4
19218 LIVERNOIS
UN 1-1089
borther's best man. while ushers
for child rescue work. The
WORDS WE LIVE BY • ! included Charles Braun.- Jerome
1 Blk. North of 7 Mile
event will take place at 12:30
OPEN MONDAYS
•
Time:
10:30
p.m..
Sunday.
p.m.. July 28, at the home of
Liner. Robert Haidy, David Rob- .̀711-65raoisomaaiioacc
orricriftrrinrcr
Station: WWJ.
Mrs. Sam Fishman, 18062 Ilene.
erts. Fred Rosenthal.: Neil Ro-
Feature:
Number
eight
in
a
Mahj and other games are plan-
senthal and Marvin Sakat.
ned. For reservations, call UN series of summer programs.
Following dinner at the Rain-
highlighting a dialogue on leg- .
1-3265 or UN 4-5837.
ends of the Bible by Mark Van how Terrace. the couple left
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for a Florida wedding trip. On
EQUALITY CLUB has sched- Doren. author and critic. and their return. they will reside
Maurice Samuel, author and .
uled a dessert luncheon this
at 19234 Votrobeck Dr.
lecturer. will be presented.
Saturday afternoon, at the home ,
Out-of-town guests here for
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MESSAGE OF ISRAEL • the ceremony were from Wash-
ing. D.C.. Houston, Tex.. - and
DID YOU KNOW?
Time: 11:05 p.m.. Sunday.
Springfield. Mass.
Station: WXYZ.
Meat-milk mixture
Feature: Rabbi Julius Nodel.
rvIes, first stated
in Mishnah (Hul-
of Temple Beth Israel. Port- Council's Senior Adults
l) are intended to
land,
Ore., will speak on - What Set Outing to Bob-Lo
avoid possibility
of trangressing
Is God's Will?"
Sibical law against
As part of the summer pro-
We Carry Over 250 Patterns
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seething • kid in
gram of the Council Adtivities
its mothers milk.
COUNCIL-ALTMAN HOUR
Center for Senior Adults. spon-
COME IN AND SEE OUR ENGLISH BONE
Time: 10 p.m., Saturday.
sored by the Detroit Section.
Station: WJLB.
National Council of Jewish
CHINA DINNERWARE
Feature: Milford Pregerson, Women. an outing to Bob-Lo is
president of the Jewish Family being planned on July 24.
AINSLEY — ROYAL CHELSEA
(
and Children's Service. will dis-
Chartered buses will leave
ROYAL DOULTON — ROYAL WORCESTER
cuss the work of the agency the Council office. 8432 W. Mc-
: 4V‘T
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with Sheldon Siegel. supervisor Nichols. at 10 a.m., returning at
ROYAL CROWN DERBY — ROYAL ALBERT
of the agency's department of about 5:30 p.m. Those attending
ROYAL STAFFORD — COALPORT
service to the aging: and Mrs. will buy their own tickets and
Ruth Goldberg, case worker. bring their lunches.
COMMUNITY MARKET
TUSCAN — HAMMERSLEY
Special emphasis will be placed
Reservations must be made at
on the JFCS's service to the the Council office. UN 3-5427.
r€4.7
JUST ARRIVED — "ADAMS" IRONSTONE
aged.
by Wednesday. The Activities
5 piece settings
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Center is open from 1 to 4 p.m..
THE JEWISH HERITAGE
CRYSTAL front France, England, Be4gium, Ireland, Hollientl
every Monday and Wednesday.
Time: 8:30 p.m.. Sunday.
with a series of planned pro-
3 piece setting —
f
Station:
WCAR.
GIVE THE PERFECT GIFT
grams for senior adults. Mrs.
Goblet - Sherbet - Juice
amP
Features: "Israel Speak s." Irving Kramer is chairman of
FOR EVERY OCCASION
the concluding portion of a the center.
SPECIAL English Bone China White-Gold
two-broadcast series featuring
Abba Eban. former Israel Am- • Plan Scouting Exhibition
Coffee Pot
$ 5.85
Tea Pot
bassador to the U.S. and UN. i Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts
Sugar and Creamer $1.75
and Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt, affiliated with Beth Abraham
Choice Selection of
will be presented in this week- Synagogue will present a dem-
.
Liquor • Beer
ly program presented by the onstration of outdoor scouting.
Wine • Champagne
culture commisstnn of the Jew- beginning at 9 a.m.. Sunday, on
ish Community Council.
the synagogue parking lot.
JUST

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Former Olympic fencer Byron
Krieger has been selected as
alternate on the United States
team in the Pan-American com-
petition Aug. 27 to Sept. 7, in
Chicago.
National championships were
held at the Pan-American trials
in Los Angeles. Krieger placed
sixth in foil, giving him an al-
ternate berth on the team.
Krieger won two first places
in foil and saber when he par-
ticipated in the Pan-American
contest in Buenos Aires. in
1951. Also on the 1952 and 1956
Olympic teams, Krieger is the
present Midwest champion in
foil. individual.
The Chicago Pan-American
finals are the first to be held in
this country in many years.

Yiddish Folks Farein
To Install New Officers

D ETROIT J E WISH N EWS

BRANDEIS CHAPTER. Pio-
neer Women. has scheduled a
luncheon and splash party on
Monday afternoon, at the sum-
mer home of Mrs. Rose Frank,
on Pontiac Lake. Members
needing transportation may call
Mrs. Helen Pasikov, LI 6-3252;
or Mrs. Frank, UN 4-8588.

Name Byron Krieger
to Pan-Am Foil Team