Nancy Paull Engaged
to Ch a rl es Howard "Vida
MISS NANCY PAULL
Announcement has been made
of the engagement of Nancy Sue
Paull to Charles Howard Nida.
The future bride, daughter of
Mr. Harry Paull of Westhamp-
ton Dr., Southfield, and the late
Mrs. Freda Paull, is a junior in
Wayne State University's college
of education.
Her fiance is the son of Mrs.
Russell S. Nida of Snowden Ave.
and the late Mr. Nida. He is a sen-
ior in WSU's Monteith College
and president of the Student-Fac-
ulty Council at WSU.
A June 28 wedding is planned.
Naturei Karta Leader
Intends to Wed Even
if It Means Exile
JERUSALEM — Rabbi Amram
the
ultra-Orthodox Naturei Karta com-
munity, said he would marry a 45-
year-old convert to Judaism even
if he has to forsake the city where
he was born.
He has already left the Holy
City voluntarily for the first time
in his life, living in virtual exile
with sect members in Bnai Brak,
near Tel Aviv. How many of Rabbi
Blau's followers will follow is any-
body's guess. The sect's rabbinical
court insists his plans are un-
Blau, 72-year-old leader of
seemly.
His fiance, Ruth Ben-David, is a
divorcee who left the Roman Cath-
olic faith 15 years ago, in France.
The former Madelaine Feraille,
she had worked with the French
Resistance during World War II,
hiding - Jews from the Nazis. She
said she chose ultra-Orthodox
Judaism because "if I do some-
thing, I do it 100 per cent."
After Rabbi Blau's wife died
two years ago, marriage brokers
arranged the match. "I only knew
that he was a tzaddik (holy
man)," she said, "but I accepted
the match willingly."
women's
Clubs
SHERUTH LEAGUE recently in-
stalled Mrs. Samuel Winer as pres-
ident. Other executive board mem-
bers are Mesdames Mitchell Kent,
Raymond Newman and Marvin
Canner, vice presidents; Max
Sheiner, treasurer; and Harry Fox,
Ben Gruskin, Abe Smolowitz and
Joseph Klinger, secretaries. The
first meeting of the board will be
held 12:30 p.m. Aug. 17 at the
home of Mrs. Raymond Newman,
21730 Potomac, Southfield. Joining
her as hostesses will be IlIrs. Jo-
seph Fetter and Mrs. Harry Levi-
tan. Plans for the September mem-
bership tea will be discussed.
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BNAI DAVID SISTERHOOD
has arranged to have a garden
party at the home of Mrs. Julius
Feigelman, 18280 1\laryland, South-
field, noon Aug. 25. Mrs. Harriet
Beke, chairman, may be contact-
ed at UN. 3-3781 for information.
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LADIES OF YESHIVATH
BETH YEHUDAH WOMEN'S
SABBATH LEAGUE will hold a
luncheon meeting 12:30 p.m. Tues-
day at Cong. Beth Yehudah
Emanuel Tikvah. Guests invited,
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BAGLEY SOUTH GROUP. Ha-
dassah will sponsor a theater
night at Northland Playhouse,
8:30 p.m. Aug.18 to benefit Hadas-
sah Hospital and other Israel pro-
jects. For tickets, call ticket com-
mittee chairmen Mrs. Erwin Har-
vith, EL 6-0002, or Mrs. Irving
Rogovein, UN 1-2208. The comedy,
"Enter Laughing," starts Menasha
Sk-olnik and tells the story of play-
wright Carl Reiner's show busi-
ness debut.
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SHARONA CHAPTER, Pioneer
Women, will hold its annual sum-
mer get-together, a bowling party,
at the Oak Park Lanes 9:30 p.m.
Aug. 14. Refreshments will be
served. For reservations, call
Francis Milgrom, LI 7-7149. The
public is invited.
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SAAD, a group aiding research
in Parkinson's Disease, has ap-
pointed a steering committee for
the annual fund-raising fashion
show Oct. 21 at Adas Shalom
Synagogue. Heading the commit-
tee are _Mesdames Lloyd Averbach,
chairman; Nathan Sahn, co-chair-
man; Sanford Hirshfield; Gertrude
Steingold; and Israel Levenstein
7llarriages
WEINER-ROTHSCHILD — Faye
Nevertheless, the rabbi is deter-
Rothschild,
widow of the late Am-
mined to marry the woman and
even wrote an 18-page defense of eroll F. Rothschild, was married on
16 to Alfred F. Weiner of
his action, arguing that it was a July
Mr. and Mrs. Weiner will
mitzvah to remarry, particularly a Wayne.
take up residence at 21720 Clover-
convert to Judaism.
lawn, Oak Park.
A compromise is foreseen, how-
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ever. Grand Rabbi Joel Teitel-
The name of usher Harvey
baum, leader of Brooklyn's Has- Carney was erroneously omitted
sidic community, suggested on a from last week's announcement of
recent visit that if the marriage the marriage of Sandee Lachman
took place outside the court's juris- to Bernard Glieberman. Mr.
diction (in other words, outside Carney is the bridegroom's broth-
the 14Iea Shearim section), it would er-in-law.
not be a violation of its decision.
Mrs. Ben-David, who already
turned down a 25,000-pound
($8,300) offer to change her mar-
riage plans, will become Rabbi
Blau's bride in two weeks. God
willing.
ngagements
At
a recent dinner party, Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Levin of Santa
Baibara Dr. announced the en-
gagement of their daughter Carol
Rosalind to Alan Bruce Hillman,
son of Mr. Sam Hillman of Chi-
cago and the late Mrs. Hillman. A
November wedding is planned.
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, August 6, 1965-19
Bernard Epel Receives Scholastic Honors
Sharon R. Gorelick,
'Taking a sabbatical before en-
Bernard Epel, son of Mr. and
Ronald Rose to Mar7y Mrs. Jacob Epel, 22960 W. 11 Mile, tering graduate school, Epel went
Southfield, was awarded his mas-
ter's degree in botany this summer
for algae growth studies at the
University of Maryland. Enroute,
with his wife Nomi, to the Univer-
sity- of Southern California at La-
Jolla. he will stop this week to visit
his parents before continuing west
to complete his studies towards a
PhD.
Epel graduated from Wayne
State University in February 1961
and received the President's Key
, as the outstanding male student,
a Phi Beta Kappa key and Wood-
row Wilson and Harvard Fellow-
ships for his work in math and
physics.
to rsrael where he met and
married a sabra from Kibbutz Beit
Hashita. It was in Israel that his
interest was aroused in algae
growth problems, and he returned
to the U.S. and the University of
Maryland to work under Prof. Rob-
ert W. Krause, a leading explorer
in this field.
On his way west. Epel will stop
at the University of Illinois to
deliver a paper on his current re-
search. At LaJolla a fellowship
awaits him.
His father is the sexton of Cong.
Shaarey Zedek.
FOR EXCEPTIONAL VALUES
CORSETS BY EVA
MISS SHARON GORELICK
Dr. and Mrs. Martin Gorelick,
20084 Canterbury, announce the
engagement of their daughter
Sharon Risa to Ronald Leonard
Rose, son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Rose of Cuyahoga Falls, 0.
The bride-elect is a graduate of
the University of Michigan. Her
fiance is a graduate of the Whar-
ton School of Finance and Com-
merce of the University of Penn-
sylvania, and is now attending law
school at the University of Mich-
igan.
A December wedding is plan-
ned.
Hadassah Slates
Garden Tea Party
for New Members
A Garden Tea Party will be held
by the Detroit Chapter of Hadas-
sah 1 p.m. Tuesday at the home
of Mrs. Albert Dickman, 19335
Renfrew. Newly enrolled members
are invited, along with members
bringing prospective members.
Mrs. Harold Hoffman, vice
president of membership, an-
nounced a selective art exhibition
will be held, aimed to interest
young mothers and beginners in
art collecting.
A newsreel, "Hadassah '65"
showing Hadassah's many instal-
lations in Israel and America,
will be shown.
The tea is being arranged by
Mrs. Jack Shenkman and Mrs.
Marvin Mittledorf, co-chairmen of
membership. Hostesses for the day
will be Mesdames Arthur Brukoff,
Sidney Brand, Perry Burnstine,
Benjamin Bond, Julius Gershune,
Nathan Manela, Ivan Meisner and
Norton Taylor.
Mrs. Jack Perlman, chapter
president, will welcome the guests.
Humphrey to Receive
Hadassah Award
NEW YORK (JTA)—Vice Presi-
dent Hubert H. Humphrey will re-
ceive the highest tribute within
the gift of Hadassah, at Hadassah's
51st national convention at the
Waldorf Astoria Hotel.
Mrs. Mortimer Jacobson, nation-
al president of Hadassah, said that
Vice President Humphrey will re-
ceive Hadassah's 1965 Henrietta
Szold Award at the convention
banquet session "in recognition of
all he has done and is doing to
mobilize support for overseas
UNICEF Putting Out medical
research and to advance
Rosh Hashanah Cards the health standards for all peo-
ple." The Szold award was estab-
For the first time, a UNICEF lished in 1949 to memorialize the
greeting card, designed by an Is-
founnder of Hadassah.
raeli artist, is being offered for
Rosh Hashana.
Entitled "Birds and Trees," it
expresses the freshness, gaiety and
warmth that characterizes 70-year-
old Shalom of Safed's primitive
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Koss and
style of art. Sold for the benefit
of the United Nations Children's Mr. and Mrs. Harry Katz will be
Fund, it is available with Rosh Ha- guests of honor at a gathering of
shanah greetings both in Hebrew the Bereznitzer Aid Society 8 p.m.
Thursday at the Sholem Aleichem
and English.
"Birds and Trees", can be or- Institute. The two couples are ob-
dered from the United Nations serving their golden wedding an-
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Relatives and friends of the
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honorees are invited.
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