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rs. Harry ones eceives
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Eleanor White Wed
to Stephen Solomon Honor from Alpha Epsilon Sorority Engagement Told
Mrs. Harry L. Jones, 18925
Muirland, was selected to
receive the "Oustanding Com-
munity Service Award" at the
recent national convention of
Alpha Epsilon Sorority.
In March, Mrs. Jones was
awarded the Women's Adver-
tising Club "Civic Award" for
her many activities, which in-
clude: the advisory board of
the United Foundation, advisory
board of the Girl Scouts, three
year term as treasurer of the
League of the Handicapped and
member of the board for Cere-
bral Palsy.
She has been on the board
of the United Community Serv-
ice for six years and is on the
budget review
committee, on
the child care
service c o rn-
mittee and in
1962 co-chair-
ed the UCS
Pr esidents'
Day luncheon.
She is a past
president o f
Hadassah,
Detroit Chap-
ter, and a de-
voted worker f,
for the Worn-
en's Division
of the Allied Mrs. Jones
Jewish Campaign. She is also
a member of the national board,
Women's Division of the United
Jewish Appeal.
Mrs. Jones is on the scholar-
ship committee of Michigan
State University, is on the
steer in g committee of the
United Negro College Fund
and supports the Friends of the
Library and the Founders Soci-
ety of the Detroit Institute of
Arts. She was a member of the
original committee that worked
to bring Grand Opera to this
city.
A graduate of New York
University, where she became
a member of Alpha Epsilon
Phi, she virtually danced her
way through college by direct-
ing varsity shows.
She studied dancing under
Mordkin and Fokine of the
Russian Ballet, and after grad-
uation from NYU she stayed on
MRS. STEPHEN SOLOMON
Eleanor White was wed to
Stephen Eliot Solo-mon in a
double-ring ceremony Aug. 4 at
Cong. Shaarey Zedek.
The bride is the daughter of
Mrs. Pearl White of Freeland
Ave. and the late Morris White.
Parents of the bridegroom are
Dr. and Mrs. Bert Solomon of
Southfield.
The bride wore a short gown
of lace. styled with elbow-
length sleeves and a bell-shaped
skirt. A matching lace crown
held a veil of English illusion.
She carried a white Bible cov-
ered with stephanotis.
Rochelle Martin was her sis-
ter's matron of honor. Maid of
honor was Ester Solomon, sister
of the bridegroom. Bridesmaid
was Iris Goldsmith. Martin
Golden was best man. Ushers
were David Schubiner and Don
Castleman.
After a honeymoon in Cali-
fornia, the newlyweds will re-
side in Palo Alto, Calif.
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ROTHSCHILD - KORCHAK:
Elaine .Korchak, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Abe Korchak of
Indiana Ave., became the bride
of Meir Rothschild, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Naftali Rothschild of
Moshav Nachalin, Israel, in a •
ceremony held Aug. 5 in Israel.
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The Blind Service Center of
Metropolitan Detroit announces.
that it offers as a free service
a scientific course of instrue-
tion in the use of the cane.
The agency is making this
service avilable to any blind
person in the tri-county area.
The method used was de-
veloped in World War II for
blinded veterans. It affords the
blind person the greatest possi-
ble freedom of movement and
safety. In addition, the remain-
ing senses of the individual—
hearing, touch and smell—are
developed to the point of maxi-
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For information, call TR
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MISS PAULA JANOWITZ
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IN GOOD MUSIC
daughter, Paula, to Lawrence
Michael Allan, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Norman Allan of South-
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The prospective bridegroom is
a graduate of Wayne State Uni
versity and- will continue work-
ing towards a law degree. A fall
wedding is planned.
to teach dancing until she
opened her own studio.
When she came to Detroit 23
years ago with her two small
children, Richard and Ellen, it
seemed natural for her to in-
volve herself with activities
concerning children.
In 1959, with the encourage-
ment of her husband, Harry
Jones, president of the Jones
Iron Metal Company in Dear-
born, Mrs. Jones enrolled in
Wayne University and in three
years earned her M a s t e r' s
D e g r e e in Humanities and
Liberal Arts.
U.S. Attorney Gubow
To Address Beth Moses
Group in Bond Appeal
Lawrence Gubow, U.S. Attor-
ney for the Eastern District of
Michigan, will be the guest
speaker at a garden party hosted
by Dr. and Mrs. David I. Silver,
at their home,
at 20078 Kent-
field, at 8:30
p.m. Tuesday.
The party is
being spon-
sored on be-
half of Cong.
Beth Moses in
advance of the
Israel Bond
High Holy Day
Appeal.
Gubow, a
former chair-
man of the
Michigan Cor-
poration a n d
Securities
Commi ssio n,
Gubow
author of the
famous Rule 9 against bias in
housing, is past commander of
the Jewish War Veterans, De-
partment of Michigan.
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Red Cross Blood
Rally in Oak Park
A record turnout of blood
donors for a Red Cross blood
bank in mid-summer i$ expect-
ed 3-9 p.m. Aug. 14 when vari-
ous Oak Park groups jointly
stage the next Oak Park Com-
munity Blood Bank in the Rec-
reation Park Building, 14300
Oak Park Blvd., Oak Park.
Sponsoring this drive to build
supply is the Oak Park Council
of Community Om zlniz ations ,
whose 57 civic, church and fra-
ternal-- groups are actively soli-
citing blood donors from their
various membership's.
Council President Mrs. Myra
Richardson is directing the
council's activity and, along
with Morris H. Arnowitz, is co-
ordinating its promotional ef-
forts with those of a special
group representing Oak Park
industries.
Although donors will be wel-
comed at any time, they can
make advance appointments if
they wish by calling either Mrs.
Richardson, Lincoln 7-1331, or
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games, prizes and boat rides
supervised by counselors, 9
a.m., Sunday at the Kensington
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