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Donald A. Smith

MRS. DONALD SMITH

Carol Frances Rice became the
bride of Donald Arthur Smith
in a ceremony performed Thurs-
day night by Rabbi Jacob E.
Segal at Adas Shalom Syna-
\gogue. A reception followed.
Parents of the newlyweds are
Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Rice of
Northlawn Ave. and Mr. and
Mrs. Albert E. Smith of Spruce
Rd.. Southgate.
The bride wore a gown of
ivory peau de soie with hand-
corded Alencon lace and appli-
ques of seed pearls, a sabrina
neck lin e. dome-shaped skirt,
chapel train, and pouf, ivory
silk illusion veil held by a crown
of lace and. pearls: She carried
white orchids and stephanotis on
her confirmation. Bible.
Mrs. Eugene Parker was ma-
tron of honor. Bridesmaids were
Barbara Berman and Beverly
Richman of New York.
Larry Rice served his brother-
in-law as best man. Eugene
Parker and Robert Caplan were
ushers.
The couple departed for a
Bermuda honeymoon, followed
by residence at 13840 Kenwood,
Oak Park.

Jacob Fields, Active Synagogue
Leaders, Mark 50th Anniversary

A rich and active life, marked
by trials and tribulations and
climaxed in recent years by
their activities in Jewish com-
munal and religious circles, will
be recalled when Mr. and Mrs.
Jacob Field, of 180'71 Ilene, will
, observe their 50th wedding an-
niversary on June 20.
Both Regina and Jacob Field
were born in Poland. They
were married in Lipno, Poland.
Their interests were always cen-
tered in their family and in
synagogue life.
During the last world war,
they were caught in Belgium
and they lived there during
the Nazi occupation, managing
—because Mr. Field is an ex-
pert clothier—to survive the
holocaust.
They came to Detroit in 1947
and they made their mark
here — gaining recognition for
their piety and generosity.
They are members of Beth
Aaron Synagogue and Mr. Field
is now one of the active leaders
in the Chabad movement and
its Detroit committee. He is
devoting himself zealously to
Chabad's latest project, the
establishment of Camp Gan Is-
rael at Fenton. Mich.
An active leader in the
Dobrzyn Kehilah in Poland, Mr.
Field retains his deep interest
in movements that aid religious
and cultural life.
Presently he is associated
with his sons, Irving and Elliot,
in the new Fields' clothing estab-
lishment on Livernois near
Outer Drive.
Besides his two sons, he has
a daughter, Mrs. Jules Radin,
and eight grandchildren.
Corning here for the Fields'
golden wedding celebration
next week are Mrs. Field's
sister, Mrs. Israel Lichtenfeld,
and Mr. Field's brother, Charles
Lichtenfeld, from London, Eng-

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The Kvutzah Ivrith (Hebrew
Culture Society) will meet on
the evening of June 23 at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Katz. 21881 Beverly, Oak Park.
To participate in the program,
which will include readings of
literary works, are Bernard
Isaacs. Aaron Kutnick, Irving
Katz, Gershon Mangel, Morris
Nobel. Aaron Toback. J. M.
Mathis is chairman.

Radomer Board Meets

The Radomer Aid and Ladies
Society will hold an executive
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A regular meeting will be held
8:30 p.m. June 26 at the Work-
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MR. AND MRS. JACOB FIELD
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land. Coming from Mexico City -
will be Mrs. Field's brothers,
Salo and Adolph Hale, and Mrs.
Salo Hale, and her sisters, Mrs.
Louis Chazanowski and Mrs. H.
Himelfarb and her husband.
Guests at the celebration
from Los Angeles will be Mr.
Field's sister and brother-in-
law. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Lich-
tenstein and their daughter,
Mrs. Sidney Daye, also Mrs.
Sidney Lewin; from New York,
Mrs. Sam Lichtenfeld and Mr.
and Mrs. Bernard Prum.
Mr. Field is the brother of
Walter L. Field, prominent De-
troit community leader.

Schwartz-Lyons
Troth Announced

May 27—To Mr. and Mrs.
Milton Aichenbaum (Lillian
Leiderman), 15231 Kenwood,
Oak Park, a son, Jeffrey
Laurence.
*
April 25—To Mr. and Mrs.
John Druker, 20009 Stratford,
a daughter, Jane Brooke.

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Mr. Geselis was the son of Mr.
and Mrs, Joseph Geselis, 245 W.
Greendale.

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Wishes our colleague, Cantor and Mrs. Simon Bermonis a
"Tsaischem L'Sholom" on their forthcoming extended trip to
Israel and Europe, and to Mrs. Mollie Fenakel and daughter,
Judy, who are going to England.
May "God" be with them and return them to us B'Sholom.

Ccinor Hyman J. Adler

Pres.—Jewish Cantors Ministers
Association of Detroit

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MISS RHONA SCHWARTZ

At a recent family dinner,
Mr. and Mrs. Herman R.
Schwartz of Birwood Ave. an-
nounced the engagement of
their daughter, Rhona Eleanor,
to Bruce Lyons, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Lyons of Santa Ma-
ria Ave. A December wedding
is planned.

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Turover Farein to Hold
Father-Son Brunch

18641 Wyoming

The Turover Farein will hold
their annual father-son brunch
10:30 a.m. Sunday in the Jericho
Temple, 18495 Wyoming. Sons,
sons-in-law and grandsons are all
asked to attend. N. Korby is pres-
ident and L. Rabinowitz is sec-
retary of the group.

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June 8 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Kurt Wheelock (Julie Luskin),
24334 Tamarack Trail, South-
field, a daughter, Anne.
*
June 8 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Jerry Turken (Marilyn Stahl),
of 10035 Curtis, a daughter,
Stefani Jill.
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May 27 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Marks ( Rosalie Gorback)
of Chicago, Ill., a daughter,
Susan Michele.

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Steinberger, Graduates Kvutzah Ivrith Will
Feted • by Midrasha
Shlomo Steinberger, instructor Conclude Season

at the Midrasha, will be bid
bon voyage from students and
teachers at a program in his
honor 8:30 p.m. Saturday in the
Esther Berman Auditorium. He
is retutning to Israel after three
years with the Midrasha. The
1962 graduating class will also
be welcomed.
Midrasha alumni announce that
the public is invited to attend.

Borman Dividend
Food Stores, Inc., de-
clared a cash dividend of 121/2
cents per share, to be paid on
The memory of the late Aaron July 10, to stockholders of rec-
I. Geselis has been honored by ord of the company at the close
a number of deeds, among them of business on June 20.
the dedication of a deluxe con-
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State University School of Busi-
ness Administration as the Aaron
I. Geselis Conference Room,
The room will be occupied in
1963.
Dr. Max W. Mattes has estab-
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been making contributions.
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