Grant-Margolis
Rites Solemnized

Jewish Women Council
Gives Oriental Party for
New Section Members

A special service award was
presented by the AMVETS to
Benjamin Levinson of Franklin
Mortgage Corp. of Detroit at the
organization's recent 16th annual
national convention in Miami
Beach, Fla.
Levinson attended the awards
program on the opening of the
convention, Aug. 25, at the Deau-
ville Hotel. He was invited by
AMVETS National Commander
Harold T. Berc, of Chicago, to
attend the convention "and be
cited for major contributions to-
wards veterans and in the field
of veterans' housing."
The organization stated that
Levinson is r e c o g n i z e d for
the organization of mortgage
clinics; encouraging national la-
bor unions to invest in G.I. mort-
gages; securing the renewal of
the Special Assistance program
by the Federal National Mort-
gage Association for the purchase
of more VA mortgages; and head-
ing up sound public relation
drives aimed at boosting the
sagging G.I. mortgages.
State AMVET leader John R.
Dagenais indicated that the
tional award also reco• •
s
Levinson for his work i und-
raising for veterans in
hospi-
tals. For the last
ee years
Levinson has raised • ds for the
Allied Veteran Council of
Wayne County in der to pro-
vide a cheerful istmas for
1,600 children wh• fathers are
hospitalized in V ospitals at
Dearborn and Ann bor. AM-
VETS mention this @gram as
one of the examples o any
contributions towards vete

Detroit Section of the Nation-
al Council of Jewish Women
will hold an oriental garden
party 1 p.m. Wednesday at the
home of Mrs. Jerry Krandall
for all new members who have
joined since May, 1960, and
Council members who have re-
cruited one or more new paid
members.
Attendance will be by invita-
tion only, announces Mrs. James
Van Vliet, Detroit Section presi-
dent.
Mrs. Krandall's garden will
be transformed into an oriental
tea garden and exotic refresh-
ments will be served.
Margi Franzel of Margi Fran-
zel, Inc., women's apparel shops
in • Detroit and Franklin, who
returned recently from an ex
tended trip to the Orient, w
feature some of her orig
occidental creations of
woven Thailand silks and
nese fabrics.
Council members wh
model are Mesdames
Alexander, Milton
and Lurie,
Ferd Alpert
illiam
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and
, Oscar Silver
ent
Willens.
Har
mmitteemen in charge of
the event are Mrs.. Krandall,
special events; Mrs. Albert Cole,
sident;
ive vice
al-
, mem-
Weil,
orton
tions; and
Lazes, hostesses. They will be
assisted by President Mrs.
finer,
Vliet, Mrs. Leonar •
vice presi-
Council's nat' •
rs. H. V. Kreger,
dent•
onal board member.

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Israel.
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TROIT JEWISH NEWS — Friday, September 2, 1960

MRS. ARNOLD GRANT

Barbara Lois Margolis and
Sanford Grant were united in
marriage in an evening cere-
mony at Holiday Manor, Aug.
22. Rabbi Morris Adler and
Cantor Jacob H. Sonenklar of-
ficiated.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and - Mrs. Sam Margolis,
23670 Radclift, Oak Park, and
her husband is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Grant of 21630
Church, Oak Park.
The ivory peau de soie bridal
gown featured a square neck-
line, short sleeves and an em-
pire bodice of hand corded
Alencon lace appliqued' in mo-
tifs of tiny crystal and pearl
beads. Garlands of matching
lace adorned the side panel of
the gown, and the crushed cum-
merbund cinched the floor-
length dome shaped skirt ex-
tending into a chapel train. A
fingertip poufe veil of white
silk illusion fell from a tiara of
heirloom pearls. The bride car-
ried a cluster of white orchids
and stephanotis on her consecra-
tion Bible.
Matron of honor was Mrs.
Stewart Chalem of . Chicago, Ill.,
and Martin Grant attended his
brother as best man. The bridal
party also included her paternal
grandmother, Mrs. Mayer Mar-
golis, who was escorted by the
bride's brother, Michael Mayer
Margolis. Robert and Sheldon
Grant, brothers of the bride-
groom, served as ushers.
Following a brief honeymoon
in Chicago, the couple will take
up residence in Des Moines, Ia.,
where the bridegroom is a stu-
dent at Des Moines College of
Osteopathy and Surgery.

AMVETS Cite
Ben Levinson