Rome-Ledger Rites
Solemnized Aug. 14
MRS. LOUIS ROME
Winifred Helene Ledger be-
came the bride of Louis Rome
in a double ring ceremony per-
formed by Rabbi Milton Arm,
Aug. 14, at Cong. Ahavas
Achim.
Parents of the couple are Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Ledger of Oak
Park and the late Mr. and Mrs.
Philip Rome of Worcester, Mass.
The bride wore a gown of
embroidered nylon organza with
• a sweetheart neckline, fitted
bodice and short sleeves. A
bouffant skirt ended in a chapel
train. She wore a Swedish crown
with a fingertip French illusion
veil, and carried a bouquet of
stephanotis and white orchids
on a white Bible.
Mrs. Ted Alpert, the bride's
sister, was her matron of honor,
and Esther Margolis was maid
Of honor.
Attending the groom were his
aunt and uncle, .Mr. and Mrs.
David RoMe of Wordestr.21-lis
brother-in-law, Jay Schwartz of
Tenofly, - N.J. -was - best man.
Ushers were Carl 'Roberts of
Washington D.0; and tect , AP,
pert, the bride's'brofher-in--law.
Ring bearer was Robert Alpert,
the bride's nephew.
After a honeymoon in Que-
bec and New England, the cou-
ple will reside at 1108 Maiden
Lane Ct., Ann Arbor.
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JWV Activities
ROBERT J. RAFELSON
AUXILIARY, JWV, will hold
its first fall meeting 9 p.m.
Tuesday at the home of Mrs.
Nathan Brenner, 19485 Stans-
bury. Mrs. David Broder will
serve as co-hostess. Plans will
be discussed for a membership
tea to be held Sept. 13 at the
home of President Mrs. Jack
Iden, 10005 Elgin, Huntington
Woods. Mrs. Morton Oppen-
heim, who represented the Aux-
iliary at the recent national
convention in Miami Beach,
will report to the group. The
convention elected her a mem-
ber of the National Judiciary
Committee. The historian's
book of the Department of
Michigan won first prize over
MRS. GARY TABACK
a field of 28 books. Mrs. Milton
Rose of Rafelson Auxiliary was
Meryl
Omenke and Gary A.
the Department of Michigan
historian. Mrs. Martin Foster, Taback were wed Aug. 13 by
also a Rafelson Auxiliary mem- Rabbi Robert Syme alt Temple
ber, was the book's illustrator. Israel.
They are the children of
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Lt. ROY F. GREEN POST, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney A.
JWV, will hold its 11th annual Omenke, 19320 Lauder, and Mr.
weiner roast 9 p.m. Saturday and Mrs. Jack E. Taback, 16551
at Oak Park Park. Games and en- Indiana.
The bride wore a goWn of
tertainment will be featured.
ivory silk taffeta with an open
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The JWV Bowling League neckline and short sleeves, a
of the Department of Michigan molded bodice, dome-shaped,
will begin its regular season floor-length skirt, garlands of
7:15 p.m. Sept. 7 at the Star tiny .silk taffeta bows, a chapel
Lanes Bowling Alley at North- train veil and a tiara of heir-
western Hwy. near Telegraph loom rose pointe lace. She car-
Rd. A free night of bowling ried a bouquet of ivory sym-
will be offered to members bidiums. .
Attending the bride were Mrs.
and those wishing to join the
League from 7 to 9 p.m. Wednes- Walter Krausse, matron of
day at Star Lanes. A general honor; Penny Omenke, maid of
meeting will follow. For informa- honor; and bridesmaids Ellen
tion, call William Geer, president Goodman, Carol Charfoos, Mi
of the league, at LI 7-8971. New chelle Yuffy and Mrs. Harvey
officers for the season are: Geer, Zalesin.
president; Harold Blumberg, vice-
Walter Krausse was best man,
president; Harold Weiss, treas- while ushers were William
urer; and Leo Neuman and Stan- Lichtig, Harvey M. Zalesin and
ley Rose, secretaries. Board Marshall L. Goldman. •
members are Paul Epstein, Al
The couple will r esid e• in
Fagenson, Al Bricker, Ray Ep- Blackstone Manor Apartments
stein, Herb Benson, Robert after a Miami B e a c h, • Fla.,,
Greenley, Arnold Grossman, Lee honeymoon.
Hoffman, William Levitt Mel
Magill, George- Rich, Abe Tomp-
kins and Milton Weiss.
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President Mrs. Ruth Wolf an-
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip •warin
nounces that the SOL YETZ-
MORRIS COHEN POST, JWV, of Lauder Ave., announce the
and its Ladies Auxiliary today Bar Mitzvah of their son, Mi-
will entertain a group of 20 chil- chael Neil, on Sept. 3 at Cong.
dren afflicted with muscular dys- Ahavas Achim. A dinner and
trophy on a • cruise to Bob-Lo. reception will be held in his
Refreshments and souvenirs will honor the following day at Holi-
be • given to the children. Host- day Manor.
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esses will be Yetta Glass, Leah
Mr. and Mrs. Sol Wainer,
Singer and Ruth Wolf. The Post
will hold its annual picnic Sunday 19167 Pinehurst, announce the
at Major Park in Oak Park. All Bar Mitzvah of their son, David
Post and Auxiliary members A., on Saturday at Young Israel
and their families are invited of Northwest Detroit. .A dinner
to attend. For information, call in his honor will be held Sunday
Herman Miller at KE 2-7870. evening at the Rainbow Terrace.
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Classified ads bring fast results!
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jaffe,
120 Carolin, Perrysburg, Ohio,
announce the Bar Mitzvah of
their son, L. Jeffrey, Saturday
at Cong. Bnai Israel, 2727 Ken-
wood, Toledo, Ohio. Mr. and
Mrs. Jaffe (Shirley Elias) will
give a reception at home in his
honor. No cards.
The 19th annual seminar
sponsored by District 6 of the
Farband Labor Zionist Order
will be held Sunday through
Sept. 5 at Farband Camp in
Chelsea, it was announced by
Maurice Gelfand, president, and
Emanuel Mark, director.
Included on the program will
be Dr. Shlomo Bickel, Yiddish
essayist and writer for the Jew-
ish Day; Cantor Saul Meisels
of Cleveland, interpreter of
Jewish ancl. Israeli music, who
will be accompanied by his
wife, Ida, and daughter, Flor-
ence; Yehuda Bleich, actor and
drama director of the Milwau-
kee Jewish Center; and Dora
Kalinova, actress.
David Sislin, president of Dis-
trict 6, and Oscar Freedel, Dis-
trict secretary, have arranged
a seminar with these personal-
ities.
There will be lectures, con-
certs, special program devoted
to the memory of Theodor Herzl,
a Hayim Grad Jubilee and other
events.
Louis Segal, general secre-
tary of Farband, will be a spec-
ial guest at the seminar.
For accomodations, call Far-
band Camp at GReenwood 5-300.
Mizrachi - Hapoel Hamizrachi
this week announced that it is
cooperating again in sending
CARE packages to needy fami-
lies in Israel for the Holy Days.
Those desiring to participate
in this program are asked to
communicate with the Mizrachi
office, 17596 Wyoming, DI
1-0708.
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