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Mr. and Mrs. Nathen Faine of
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Feature: "Room for Repent-
nounce the engagement of their ance" will be featured. Rabbi the bride of Thomas Irwin Klein
daughter, Sheila Maxine, to Hayim Donin, of Cong. Bnai in a ceremony at the Sheraton
Thomas Richard Shook, son of David, will discuss the signifii- Cadillac Hotel on Aug. 28. The
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shook of cance of the period immediately bride is the daughter of Mr. and
Washburn Ave.
preceding the "Days of Awe," Mrs. Paul Zuckerman V Fairway
Hills, Birmingham and the bride-
Miss Faine attends the Univer- the Jewisht high holiday season. groom is the son of Dr. and
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sity of Michigan. Her fiance at-
Mrs. Alexander Klein of Toledo,
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tended the University of Detroit
Ohio.
Time: 10 p.m. Saturday.
and Ferris Institute. A summer,
Station: WJLB.
The bride wore a gown de-
1962 wedding is planned.
Feature: Jack Schwartz, com- signed 'especially for her of
of the Jewish War Vet- French silk Gros-de-Londre and
L'Atelier Gallery Shows mander
erans, Department of Michigan, re-embroidered French lace. The
will discuss the role and activi- lace was used to form a double
Etchings of 3 Artists
edge around the neckline, elbow
L'Atelier gallery will hold an ties of that organization.
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length sleeves and hemline of
exhibition of the etchings of
Time: 10:30 p.m. Sunday.
the gown. The overall effect was
Terry Haass, Johnny Friedlan-
Station: WWJ.
one of a silk gown over a lace
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der and Marcel Fiorini during
Feature: Maurice Samuel and gown. The skirt was draped with
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the month of September.
Mark Van Doren will analyze a flat front panel with pleats
Miss Haass, born in Czecho- the special problems of Bible
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many, has worked in Paris since
fingertip length veil held in
Time: 11:05 a.m. Sunday.
the second World War. He is
place with a miniature pillbox
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Matron of honor was Mrs.
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We have Opened our New
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Just 100 years ago this week, Benjamin of Tudela—Benjamin brid Lawrence
75 Jewish families in Detroit, the First—in the 12th century) ledo illiam of Kansas
than a city of some 45,000, were happened to be in Detroit and City; lifford Hart of Flint; an .
excited over the dedication of was a guest at the dedication. Jame erman.
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their first synagogue on Rivard The newspaper of the city—
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There were only two Jewish tiser—gave the event con-
The earth shall be filled with
organizations in Detroit then. siderable coverage.
the knowledge • of the glory of
One was Temple Beth El,
According to the rep
e Lord, as the waters cover the
founded in 1850, holding serv- program of dedica
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a Yisroel and
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an; sermon in
on Friday, Aug. 30, 1861, at by
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The congregation owned its "secret" of the liberal mem-
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