Mildred Lipschutz
to Wed Jack Koblin

Rena Schwartz. Mil
Wed Jerry Tepman

ctivities in Society

Bas Mitzvahs

Mr. and Mrs. Morris Gord of
Lahser Rd. announce the Bas
Mitzvah of their daughter Terrie
8:30 p.m. Jan. 6 at Cong. Ahavas
im.

The Kaplan Family Club celebrated its annual Hanukah party
at the home of the Ray Raphaels of Pinehurst Ave. A sound film
was shown and gifts distributed to the children. The club will fur-
nish items of comfort and luxury throughout the year to the boys
of one of the cottages of the Lapeer Training School, according to
President Mrs. Milton Rogers.
Mrs. Marie Schwartz of Wisconsin Ave. has returned home
Fine Photography
after a four-month visit with her son, Capt. Norman Schwartz, in
s Professionally Finished
Japan.
or Appointment Phone
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Mailer of Fullerton Ave. honored Morris
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M. Maggin of Linwood Ave. at a special celebration. for family and
friends Sunday. Out of town guests who joined Mr. Maggin, recov-
ered from a recent illness, were his son Barnard, daughter-in-law
and their family of Bethesda, Md., Mr. and Mrs. B. Singer of
Cincinnati, 0., and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mailer of Chicago.
Detroit family last week entertained New -York cousins
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Okun and daughter, Susan, house guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Holzman of Elmhurst Ave. A dinner party
Dick Stein Orchestra
was held at their home Sunday celebrating the 28th wedding
with Dick Stein
anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Max Zuckerberg of Sutherland
• Zan Gilbert Orchestra
Ave., Oak Park.
Very Continental
Suzanne Medvin, a sophomore' at Michigan State University, f
departed Wednesday for Mexico City where she will be a student e
• Townsmen • Whittier
for the three-month winter term at Mexico City College. She R
is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Medvin of Murray Hill Ave. SO
• Joe Oddo • Menlo's
Tep-
Dr. and Mrs. Arthur C. Danto and their daughters, Elizabeth ma
e. A May
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Anne and Jane Nichole of New York last week visited his parents, wed
ned.
Dr. and Mrs. Samuel B. Danto of Hendrie Ave.; Huntington
Woods. Dr. Arthur Danto is a professor of philosophy at Colum-
bia University.
o -
Ir.
The Cohen Family Club will meet Jan. 8
s E.,
and Mrs. Louis Jacobson, 25046 Rue Ver
Park.
Pfc. and Mrs. Mark Klinger, station Detroit-
t the
and Army
Koshe Meat & Poultry Market
Hospital at Fort Knox, Ky., arrived
- yesterday to
visit their parents, Dr. and Mrs. Ma
Klinger of Warrington
OUR
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Ave. and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Adler.
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_MISS MILDRED LIPSCHUTZ
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lip-
schutz of Greenlawn Ave. an-
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Mildred Sandra, to
Jack L. Koblin, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Selden Koblin of Rose-
la wn
Miss Lipschutz attended the
University Michigan and is
presently a student at Wayne
State University. Her fiance is a
graduate of Michigan State Uni-
versity and of Wayne State Uni-
versity School of Law. He is af-
filiated with Zeta Beta Tau and
Tau Epsilon Rho fraternities, and
is a practicing attorney in Detroit.
A June 11 wedding at Temple
Israel is planned.

Hadassah to Serve Up
Christopher Fry Play -
at Vanguard Theater

benefit performance of
Christopher Fry's "The Lady's
Not for Burning" will be pre-
sented by Vanguard Playhouse
for Hadassah's Wyoming Group
Jan. 11 with proceeds going to-
ward Youth Aliyah.
For tickets and information
about theater parties that evening,
call Mrs. Mary Meyerson, "vice
president of fund raising, UN
4-4725, Mrs. Eve Marer, UN
4-9566, or Gertrude Jackel, UN
3-5936.

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Maurice Samuel,
to Speak at Cong.

The Men's Club of Cong.
Shaarey Zedek brings Maurice
Samuel to Detroit for its pro-
„gram 8:30 p.m.
Jan. 11 at the
social hall.
Samuel is
considered one
'of America's
foremost Jew-
ish authors.
. ,.]:Born in Roma-
Samuel nia in 1895 a
educated in England, he cam
the United States in
Samuel served with the
Army in France during
War I, and later acted a
preter at the Paris Peac
e lived in Pa
9, and ha
to Israe

Of his 20 book 15 are c
position of
cerned with the
xaminations
Jew v
etween the
e rel
tian worlds.
h an
himself par-
oc
wi the problem of
t
in Christian civil-
ti-Semit .
ation.
el devoted ten years of
arch for his latest book
The Second Crucifixion,”
studying the factors that went

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a free, informal evening 8:30 p.m.
Jan. 16.
Snodgrass is the author of
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won the Pulitzef Prize in 1960.
The Center Camera Club will
hold a "shooting"- session with
live models 8:15 p.m. Jan. 9 at
the Ten Mile Branch. Camer
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Dr. Jerome Hauser,
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of
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in that position, but remains
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man Clinic at Sinai Hospital.
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Dr. Hyman Mellen as vice-chief
and Dr. Eli Brown as secretary.

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