Dickstein-Inaelman
Rites in December

activ ities
i in Society

Mrs. Rose Kastenbaum, of Flushing. Long Island, N.Y., is
presently visiting here with her sister, Mrs. Sadie B. Haut. of
19312 Rutherford.
Mr. and Mrs. Sander Eisenberg, of 14111 Greenbriar, Oak
Park, have returned from a vacation in New York where they
were the house guests of Miss Janet Statfeld. They returned here
this week, together with Miss Statfeld, who will visit with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Statfeld, of 20463 Strathmoor.
Mr. and Mrs. William Schultz, of 2916 Sturtevant, left on
Wednesday for Los Angeles, Calif., where they plan to make
their permanent home.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Karol, of Huntington Park, Calif., are
here on a visit with their sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Ben Hirsch, and their nephew, Myron Morrison, of 3754
Webb. They arrived here with Mrs. Hirsch, following the
wedding of their niece, Miss Rona Cohen, to Allen Charles
Kogan, in Baltimore, Md.
While vacationing recently at the Concord Hotel, Kiamesha
Lake, N.Y., Mrs. Charles Wolok (Shirlee Shlain), of 4151 W.
Outer Dr., was first prize winner of a resort beauty contest.
Mr. Irving Salk, of 19134 Ilene, is now touring in Europe,
prior to leaving for Israel, where he will remain through the
winter months. Before his departure, Mr. Salk was entertained at
a surprise bon voyage party given by a group of his friends.
An open house was recently tendered honoring the Bar
Mitzvah of Barry Marc Goldsmith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Goldsmith of 18684 Freeland. The ceremony was observed Aug.
1, at Beth Aaron Synagogue. In honor of the occasion, Barry was
also tendered a barbecue-patio party attended by a group of
his friends.

Adolph Ochs, who made the
New York Times what it is
today, was married to the
ARNOLD GARVIN, sales daughter of Isaac M. Wise, the
representative for the Columbus founder ° of Hebrew Union Col-
Mutual Life Insurance Co., is lege.
listed among the top 20 field
men on the company's July
DI 1-4044
honor roll for his total life in-
surance sales during that month.
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Brevities

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The annual corn roast of the
17TH DISTRICT DEMOCRATS
will take place at 11 a.m., Aug.
23, in the Springbrook area of
Middle Rouge Park. Free hay-
rides for the children and prizes
have been planned.

MISS JUDITH DICKSTEIN

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Bar Mitzvahs

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Mr. and Mrs. Jack Marion, of
17195 Indiana, announce the
Bar Mitzvah of their son, Paul
Harry, on Aug. 22, at Beth
Aaron Synagogue. A cocktail
reception in Paul's honor will
be held that evening, in
Springers Patio Room.

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For the third year in a row,
these dots on the family map
formed an agglomeration' at
Haven Hill Lodge in Milford,
Aug. 7, 8 and 9.

Perhaps to keep the family
from reminiscing too much
about the clan history, Mrs.
Muriel Netzorg Robinove, pro-
gram chairman, had planned a
series of weekend activities, in-
cluding a talk by Russell Patter-
son, regional educational super-
visor of the state department
of conservation; a historical
survey of Jewish pioneers in
Michigan by Irving Katz, execu-
tive secretary of Temple Beth
El; and an armchair travelogue,
"Around the World in 1958,"
by Mrs. Robinove.
A special viewing of the fam-
ily exhibit and historical travel
exhibit presented by Jock Net-
zorg were featured.
Presiding over the discussions
and tributes, genealogy report
and business meeting, was
general chairman Joseph J.
Robinove.
But the reunion was far from

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Freshly Ground Beef
Whole Veal Breasts

Mr. and Mrs. Herman Dick-
stein, of Chippewa Rd., Pon-
tiac, announce the engagement
of their daughter, Judith, to
Henry R. Winkelman, son of
Mrs. Leon Winkelman, of Pont-
chartrain Dr., Detroit, and the
late Mr. Leon Winkelman.
Miss Dickstein is a graduate
of the University of Michigan
school of music and is affiliated
with Mu Phi Epsilon, music
sorority. Mr. Winkelman is a
graduate of Cranbrook and the
University of Michigan school
all business, for also scheduled of business administration. He
were hikes, swimming, tennis, is affiliated with Phi Epsilon Pi.
dinners, cocktail hours, and just
Plans are being made for a
plain get-re-acquainted talk.
December wedding.

It's also because the Netzorgs,
many of them with different
married names now, are sprin-
kled throughout the countr
in a 13-state pattern.

It's quite a tradition which
the family — still stubbornly
called the Ten-State Club —
brought with them to their
secluded spot near Pontiac.
There's the original Michigan
branch of the tree, including
pioneers in the lumbering in-
dustry, storekeepers, business-
men. And there are the others
who have made good: a circuit
judge, a concert pianist, an
artist, executives.

CATERING

Kaplan Bros.
Specials of the Week!*

Netzorgs Hold a Little Shindig
Just for the Immediate Family

When the Netzorg family gets
together for a reunion, it's not
just a "small, intimate affair,"
it's a convention.
That's because the Netzorgs
date back six generations to
Michael Netzorg, of Pren, Lith-
uania, who sent his six sons
and a daughter to settle in
America.

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Refreshers

Sliced

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5

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IT'S PICKLING TIME!

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PICKLES

PEARS

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4 Lbs. 29c

Colorful

GLADIOLAS

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