THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS — Friday, June 2, 1961 -- 22
Family-Children's
Service Will Honor
Mrs. John Farkus
Mrs. John Farkus, a foster
mother to 28 children during
the past 32 years, will be hon-
ored by the board of the Jewish
F'amily and Children's Service
at a tea to be held 2-4 p.m.
Sunday at the Jewish Center.
Members and friends of the
Family Service and many of
Mrs. Farkus' foster children and
their families will join com-
munal leaders in paying tribute
to the devoted public servant.
Mrs. Farkus is resigning from
foster motherhood but is con-
tinuing her many services in
the community.
The United Community Serv-
ices has named Mrs. Farkus
"Volunteer of the Week" in
honor of the occasion.
ctivities in Society
3rd Annual Banquet
R obe rg--Pfa ffer
Set by Mishkan Israel
Newly-elected president of
Cong. Mishkan Israel, Philip
Stollman, announces the third
annual banquet of the congre-
gation will be held 6 p.m. Sun-
day at its new location, 14000
W. Nine Mile, Oak Park.
Mishkan Israel, founded 51
years ago, will honor. Louis
Hammes, outgoing past presi-
dent.
Featured will be an address
by Rabbi Isaac Stollman, spirit-
ual. leader. Cantor Jacob Tam-
bor will render the musical
portion of the program.
General chairman of the ban-
quet is Louis Bush; associate
charmen, Aaron Katz and Paul
Brickner. The banquet com-
mittee includes Jacob Bockow,
Harry Berman, Morris Biter-
man, Isaac Faxstein, Aaron
Friedenberg, Jacob Fishman
Julius Hechtman, Lazar Ha
mes, Max Maniker, Nathan S
met and Max Tyner.
Toastmaster will be I ore
Sosnick. The officers the
congregation to be pres ed at
the event, are Stollm presi-
dent; Jacob Nosanc k and
Rabbi Abraham Gar , vice-
presidents; Jacob Boca treas-
urer; and Abraham
honorary president. Also, sa-
dore Sosnick, chairman and
Lou Hammes, co-chairman of
finances; , Benjamin Katz, S. N.
Saltzman and Nick Gont, youth
activities; Paul Brickner, Max
Tyner and Seidel Rovin, mem-
bership; Max Maniker, Isaac
axstein and Harry Berman,
e; and Julius Hechtman,
cha . Sexton is Aaron Jacob
Gold in.
Engagement Told
Family and friends will join in a "three-in-one" celebration in
honor of Gloria Mari Burns, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Burns, 18459 Hubbell, 2-5 p.m. June 25. The event will mark
Gloria's confirmation from the 10th grade at Ahavas Achim Reli-
gious School, her graduation from the Shaarey Zedek Hebrew
High School and her graduation froth the Winship Junior High
School.
A tea was given in honor of Rochelle Fleischer, bride-to-be of
Arthur Lieberman, on May 23, at 18461 Ilene. The hostesses were
Mrs. Alex Schoenfeld and Mrs. Beatrice Schoenfeld, Miss Fleischer's
aunts.
Barbara Sue Goldsmith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Max Gold-
smith, 18924 Pennington, will receive the degree of Bachelor of
Religious Education from the Teachers Institute—Seminary Col-
lege of Jewish Studies of the Jewish Theological Seminary of
America, 122nd St. and Broadway, New York. The degree will
be awarded at the Seminary's 67th annual commencement ex-
ercises, Sunday, at 3:30 p.m. Miss Goldsmith also will be granted
a Bachelor of Science degree from Columbia University as
part of the joint academic program between the Seminary's
ESTHER ROB
Teachers Institute and Columbia.
r. and Mrs. A
Former Det,roiters Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Kersh and family
now living in Atlanta, Ga., will arrive here Sunday for a two-
erg of Laude
announce
week vacation with relatives and friends.
engagement of their daughter,
Mrs. Lenore Block of the Bee Kalt Travel Service has just
Esther,
fred Pfeiff 1 son
returned from a two-week stay at the Marrakesh and Arawak
of
Dr.
Pff
er of
hotels in Jamaica, where she visited places of interest, also, in
Montr,
Ocho Rios and Montego Bay. •
-August
The Sherman Family Club will meet Sunday at the home of
wed
May 24 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Parkett (Mildred Koslow), Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Zaks, 20516- Audrey.
20116 Burgess, a son, Robert
Niles.
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LESS STEEL
May 22
To Mr. and Mrs.
Stephen Coher. (Barbara Prady,
formerly of, Detroit) of Fresh
The Metropolitan Detroit guest speaker.
Meadows, N.Y., a daughter, Bnai Brith Women's Council
The following women are the
Marla Gail.
will hold its 16th annual in- newly elected officers: Mes-
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stallation noon Wednesday at dames Leon Dreylinger, presi-
May 22 — To Mr. and Mrs. Holiday Manor.
dent; Charles Galinsky, Harry
Robert S. Littky (Loretta Berk,
Mrs. Sidney Eidelman, pres- Bodzin, Jack Sayles, Allan
formerly of Lansing), 18712 ident, announced the following than, vice presidents•
Sunset, Livonia, a son, Scott
committee for Levine, treasurer
a
Berk.
t h e installa- Al Stein, Fred
einstein, secre-
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tion: Mes- taries; Arth
eisberg, sentinel,
May 16 — To Dr. and Mrs.-
dames David Irving Isa .
guide; Maynard
Stuart Bass (Elaine Cohen),
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Levine, instal- Kalef, hi rian; Sidney Eidel-
10741 Saratoga, Oak Park, a son,
lation chair- man, co selor.
COVERS
Jeffrey Irwin.
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Mrs.
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May 14 — To Mr. and Mrs.
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INTERNATIONAL
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Mrs. Levine Al Stein;
Tributes will
presented to
Hyrrta, Arthur' Lewis
May 11 — To Dr. and Mrs. ticket chairmen, Max Apple-
Visit
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Consul tand Instructor
Abner I. Ragins (Alice Rabin, baum and Earl Yaillen; decor- Mrs. Sidney
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Hyln
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May 8—To Dr. and Mrs. Ron- dent of the Council and Presi-
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Weinstein
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ald Ellis (Betty Jane Gantz), dent of Bnai Brith Women's
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18652 Schaefer, a daughter, District 6, will be installing Israel Cha
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officer. Mrs. Charles Solovich, the Israel Chap
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Afternoon
past president of the National Bowling Leagu
rs. Eidel
April 23 — To Mr. and Mrs. Bnai Women, will be
is past presi.
Music by
Noel S. Lawson of Northlawn
Chapter.
Ave., a son, David Eric.
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for
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Announcements
Bnai Brith- Women's Council Holds
16th Annual Installation Wednesday
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SUNDAY, JUNE 4th, 1961--from 1 to 6 P.M.
at 47300 WEST 12 MILE ROAD
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