THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Sylvia Wolfe bill
Wed Georo-e Falk
MISS SYLVIA WOLFE
Mr. and Mrs. William Wolfe
of Faust Rd. announce the en-
gagement of their daughter,
Sylvia, to George Falk, son of
Dr. and Mrs. Hyman J. Falk of
Brooklyn, N.Y.
The bride-elect is a senior at
Wayne State University's Col-
lege of Education and is affiliated
with Delta Phi Epsilon sorority.
- Her fiance is a sophomore at the
New York College of Dentistry
and is a member of Alpha Omega
fraternity. A summer wedding
is planned.
JWB
to Participate
in USO Anniversary
The American 'Jewish commu-
nity, through the National Jew-
ish Welfare Board, will take an
active part in USO's 20th anni-
versary to be marked Feb. 4
across the country by repre-
sentatives of the three faiths in
the U. S. and overseas. JWB
was one of the_founders of USO,
which has been serving military
personnel of all faiths since
World War II.
For the Finest in Mu
District Governors
to Convene Here
Nat H. Rappin, president of
District Grand Lodge No. 6 Bnai
Brith, announces the • annual
midwinter meeting of the Dis-
trict Board of Governors will be
held from Saturday night
through Monday afternoon at
the Sherafon-Cadillac Hotel.
Representing the 17 Council
areas, the Governors come from
the eight midwestern states and
four Canadian provinces which
make up the District Grand
Lodge.
Keynote speakers will be Dr.
William Wexler of Savannah,
Ga., national membership chair:
man; Edward Grusd of Washing-
ton, D. C., editor of the National
Jewish Monthly; Philip H. Mit-
chel of Chicago, a vice-president
of the Supreme Lodge of Bnai
Brith; and Harry Yudkoff ,
Detroit, Member -of the Supreme
Lodge Board .of , Governors.
Detroiters who will be parti-
cipating officially will be Milo
Rappaport, president of the
Metropolitan Detroit Bnai Brith
Council; Harry N. Katz and
Louis Weber, members of the
Board. of. Governors; Sidney J.
Karbel, national A.D.L., commis-
sioner; Dr. Lawrence I. Yaffa,
national BBYO commissioner;
Jack Caminker, district A.D.L.
chairman; Harry Weinberger,
district chairman of the Mar-
tyrs' Forest in` Israel; Melvin
Weisz, district chairman of
Councils; Alfred H. Bounin, dis-
trict chairman of health and
welfare services; and Milton M.
Weinstein, district chairman of
by-laws.
In charge of arrangements for
the meeting are_ Ben Z. Glass of
Chicago, executive secretary of
the district; Edward E. Cohn of
Chicago, assistant executive sec-
retary o District; and Hy-
cutive director
man
Iichigan.
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SEVEN MILE at WYOMING
on Ties
rael, U.S.
t-Teachers Organ-
he Esther Berman
nited Hebrew Schools
e held 8:30 p.m. Wednes-
day in the school auditorium,
18977 Schaefer.
Is el Elpern, principal of
Berman branch, will
give a to on "Cultural Ties
Between I' el and United
lk will be illus-
States." His
y sli s he took on his
at
isit n Israel. A musi-
will be given by
pr gr
her s' ers under the direc-
Irs. J. Mash, and a
tion o
ill follow.
soci
e program was arranged
y Mrs. G. D. Barahal, presi-
dent, Mrs. I. Idelsohn, program
chairman, and Mrs. J. Dworin,
social chairman.
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Engagement Told
Allied Jewish Campaign Women's
`Headliners' to Convene on Jan. 27
The Women's Division of the
Jewish Welfare Federation will
hold its third meeting of the
1961 Allied
-Jewish C a m-
-771
paign -12:151.
p.m. Friday,' `
Jan. 27, at the
Great Lakes
Club, 2411 W.
Eight Mile
Road. The
meeting is
for women
who contri-
bute from
$100 to- $200.
MISS 11URIAM, GOLDBERG
Mr. and Mrs. Morris M. Gold-
berg, 17502 Northlawn, announce
the engagement of their datigh-
ter, Miriam, to Raphael J. Levine,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Le-
vine of Bayonne, N.J.
The bride-elect attended Stern
College for Woman in New York
and now is a junior at Wayne
State University where she is af-
filiated with Delta Phi Epsilon
sorority.. Her fiance,' a graduate
of: Yeshiva University in New
York, in his second year of
studies at the New York Univer-
sity College of Dentistry. He is a
member of Sigma Epsilon. Delta
dental fraternity. An August wed-
ding is planned.
JWV Activities
LT. ROY F. GREEN SOUTH-
FIELD POST will pre
Inside Story V of
mi-
gration to P.
e and
-
parations
e Exodus' Op-
eration
rmany" 9 p.m.
Thurs
ate- the Reynolds Alu-
min
Bldg., Northland Dr. at
Nor
estern wy. The pr
-
tat'
will be
and Ha ldV
give
ac i tip'
sonal
peri
s. At
ti, Lut
as on the sta
t
Jewish Agency for
es-
ti
in Munich and = s pner
was
ld supervi
r the In-
terna :ee Organiza-
tion and public relations direc-
tor for the American Joint
Distribution Commit
will augment tl
OAK P
ILIARY will
show
Cancer Foundation
films,
e and Two Women"
and
reast Self-Examination,"
Tue ay evening at the home of
M
Delores Greenspan, 14030
N. thend, ak P doctor
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ch means
rench. The new
J.W.V.e
name was contrived by members
Andy Leach and Helen Opatow-
ski. The group will sell em-
blemed sweat shirts to new mem-
bers. For membership informa
tion, call Debbie Katz, VA 7-1786.
C *
CHARLES AND AARON KO-
GAN AUXILIARY will hold its
paid-up membership dinner 8
p.m. Thursday at the JWV
Memorial Home. For informa-
tion, call Fern Glanzrock, vice
president, EL 6-1298.
Mrs. B e
jamin Jones,
division vice
president in
charge of
fund raising, .. , .
has name d Mrs. Marcuse
Mrs. Philip R. Marcuse chair-
man of the group which will
be caled Headliners. Last year
560 women contributed between
$100 and $200.
The women will hear the Rev.
JOhn Stanley Grauel, former
crew member of the refugee
ship Exodus. Grauel is an ex-
pert on Middle East affairs and
former executive director of the
American Christian Palestine
Committee in Philadelphia.
Advisor -to the Headliners is
Mrs. Lewis. H. • Manning; execu-
tive vice chairmen are Mes-
dames Samuel S. Aaron, Perry
P. Burnstine, Barney L. Key-
well and Samuel S. Rhodes.
Mesdames Herman A. August,
Morris H. Brown, Benjamin
Burdick, Milton Elson, Merle
arris, Milton M. Maddin,
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Morshead to Lecture
on 'Sex in Love' for
A lecture on "Sex in Love"
by Richard Morshead, a clinical
psychologist and instructor at
Highland Park Junior College,
will be presented by the Oak
Park Young Adults Club 8:30
p.m. Tuesday at the Oak Park
Community Center.
The club, which meets every
first and fourth Tuesday of the
month at 9 p.m., is open to
young people from 18 to' 30.
The public is invited to the
lecture by Morshead.
Julian H. Scott, Sam Shekter
and George M. Stutz are vice
chairmen. On fund raising ar-
thur H.
rangements are
Rice and
han;
and recruit nt,
asst
Mossman and
s.
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briefing, Mrs. Mi S s,
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