Freeman-Koven Vows
Solemnized Here

tUomen's

CLUB TWO, Pioneer Women,
will meet noon Wednesday at the
Labor Zionist Institute. A film will
be shown. Friends invited.
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MRS. MELVIN FREEMAN

MRS. BURTON CARP

Norrine Koven and Melvin Free-
man exchanged wedding vows in
a double-ring ceremony, Sunday
at Shaarey Zedek Synagogue.
Rabbi Irwin Groner and Cantor
Reuven Frankel officiated.
The bride is the daughter of Dr.
and Mrs. Samuel Koven of Devon-
shire Rd., Southfield. Her Empire
gown was fashioned of Alencon
lace, and the bodice featured a
bateau neckline and Gainsborough
sleeves. An ankle-length veil of
French silk illusion fell over a
small headpiece of matching lace.
She carried her confirmation Bible
covered with orchids and cascading
Stephanotis.
The maid of honor was Amalia
Fleischer. Bridesmaids were Mi-
chelle Stern, Judith Leemon and
Fern Stone. The flower girl was
Vicki Koven.
The bridegroom, son of Mrs.
Frank Freeman, of Greenfielid
Ave., Southfield, and the late Mr.
Freeman, asked Michael Stern to
be his best man.
Ushers were Sheldon Koven,
brother of the biide, Charles Ko-
ven, Samuel Levy, Paul Pesick and
Bernard Finn.
The newlyweds will live in Royal
Oak after a trip to Florida.

Gail Linovitz, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Linovitz of Balfour
Ave., Oak Park, became the bride
of Burton Lawrence Carp, son of
Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Carp of Sher-
bourne Rd. and the late Reva Carp,
in an evening ceremony at Cong.
Shaarey Zedek Sunday. Rabbi Ir-
win Groner, Rabbi Jacob Segal,
and Cantor Reuven Frankel offi-
ciated.
The bride wore her aunt's
gown of imported Chantilly lace,
the bodice of which was covered
with seed pearls. Matching lace
appliques trimmed her head-
piece and veiL She carried or-
chids on her Bible.
Matron of honor was Mrs. Ray-
mond Linovitz, and maid of honor
was Judi Carp. Bridesmaids were
Ave Carp, Ellen Freedman, Mrs.
Allen Glasser, Mrs. Seymour Lino-
vitz and Mrs. Kenneth Penrose.
Rebecca Perlin and Mindy Smith
were junior bridesmaids.
Kenneth Tartof was best man.
The ushers were Allen Glasser,
Mark Lezell, Stuart Lezell, Dan
Levitsky, Raymond Linovitz, Sey-
mour Linovitz and William Shio-
vitz.
After a honeymoon in New
York, the couple will reside in
Ferndale.

Parents Without Partners to Meet Tuesday at Center

Parents Without Partners. will For information contact Bernice
meet 8:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Jew. Robbins, president, KE 8-0038.
ish Center. An open discussion on For the HY Spot
"What Do We Owe to Our Chil-
Of Your Affair
dren and What Do We Owe to Our-
Music by
selves?" will be moderated by
Cecil Miller, adviser to the group.
Hy Herman
Parents Without Partners meet-
And His Orchestra
(Hy Utchenik)
ings are open to divorced or wid-
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owed parents under age 55. There
• Distinctive Ceremonies
is a nominal charge for non-
a Specialty!
members.

Ladies of Yeshivah Beth
Yehudah and Women's Sabbath
League will hold a farewell lunch-
eon noon Tues-
day honoring
President M r s.
Isadore Levin,
FINE LEATHER GOODS
who is leaving
• LUGGAGE
• HAND BAGS
the city to make
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her home in Los
Angeles. The
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luncheon, at
Cong. Beth Tefilo
R-0.6thiloita,
Emanuel Tikvah,
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will feature a
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special program.
Chairmen of the
day are Mrs. Leo
Laufer and Mrs.
I at Qoptioll
Milton Winston, Mrs. Levin
Mrs. Walter Epstein is socia l
chairman. Friends and guests ar e
PRESENTS
invited. The recent Hanuka lunch .3
eon was sponsored by Mrs. Levin .
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Detroit Women Kindle AJCongress Drive
to Press for Viet Holiday Truce Extension

A luncheon conversation be-
tween two Detroit area housewives
has snarked a nationwide cam-1
paign by the Women's Division of
the American Jewish Congress to
promote efforts for an extension
of the holiday truce in Vietnam.
According to Mrs. Aaron Shif-
man, president of the Detroit
Women's Division, Mrs. Arthur
Granoff and Mrs. Jack Ross, both
long-time Congress members, re-
cently approached her with the
suggestion that Congress launch a
major letter-writing campaign to
President Johnson.
Mrs. Shifman passed the sug-
gestion on to the National Women's
Division in New York, which initi-
ated the campaign during its an-
nual Hanuka luncheon at the
Americana Hotel Dec. 12.
As 1,000 tapers were lit to
mark the sixth day of the festi-
val, Mrs. Charles Snitow of
national president,
Scarsdale,
read a statement calling upon
President Johnson to "extend
indefintely" the truce as a "be-
ginning and an opportunity to
seek a permanent peace."
Mrs. Shifman
declared that a
committee of lo-
cal congress wo-
men has been ap-
pointed with the
sole responsibili-
ty of coordinat-
ing this action
program. The
committee, chair-
ed by Mrs. Gran-
off, includes Mes-
dams Ross, Mil-
ton Schwartz and
William Flashen-
berg. Mrs. Shifman
According to Mrs. Granoff, 900
Detroit members have received
correspondence from Mrs. Shifman

Friday, December 23, 1966-15

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Carp-LinovitzNuptials
Held at Shaarey Zedek

OAK PARK NSHEI CHABA 1
STUDY GROUP will meet 2:3 ( )
p.m. Saturday at the home of Mrs
Israel Polter, 24261 Kipling. Th e
guest speaker will be Rabbi Jaco l
Kranz.
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as. fASHION SHOWS
in 'BAR MITZVAHS ■ WEDDINGS
at VARIETY SHOWS ■ PARTIES,
ORGANIZATIONAL and INDUSTRIAL
BIG BAND OR SMALL COMBOS
Also Exotic Strolling Triiolihs.

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UPPER NORTHWEST NSHE [
CHABAD STUDY GROUP wil 1
meet 2:30 p.m. Saturday at th
home of Mrs. Sally Waintrau l
19210 Stansbury. Guest speake r
will be Rabbi Moshe Polter.

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NORTHWEST NSHEI CHABA D *
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STUDY GROUP will meet 2: 0 *
p.m. Saturday at the home of Mr
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Guest speaker will be Rabbi r.
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Kaplan.
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PYTHIAN SISTERS will hol
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BUY WITH CONFIDENCE DIRECT
its installation of officers 8 p.n
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FROM THE IMPORTER
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Jan. 11 at the temple. Proceed 3
from the recent fund-raising dinne r *
were turned over to handicappe
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and retarded children.
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ACHIEZER will meet 8:30 p. r.
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15738 Livernois
Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Sol ._
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mon Cohen, 18514 Northlawn.
wig demonstration will be pr
sented.

advising that a letter be sent to
President Johnson urging him to
initiate steps for extending the
truce. A number of local chapters
have also sent letters and tele-
grams to the President. "Inas-
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much as religious leaders of all
KINNERET CHAPTER, Pionee
denominations have already called
for such an extension of the Women, will meet 12:30 p.m. Ja
truce," Mrs. Granoff added, "we 4 at the Labor Zionist Institut
intend to communicate with other Ruth Gosman will present new
women's groups and recommend and views and there will be a r
that they engage in similar cam- port on the annual donor luncheo i.
paigns including the holding of Hostesses for the afternoon will b e
meetings and convocations devoted Jennie Soifer and Esther Garvi i.
Refreshments will be served.
to achieving peace."

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Wedding Announcement Policy

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The Jewish News advises those submitting copy for engage-
ments or weddings that the following policy will be enforced:
1. Information must include addresses and phone numbers
of both bride and bridegroom, as well as their parents' names
and addresses.
2. Engagement announcements less than two months
before the wedding date will not be accepted.
3. Wedding announcements more than two months after
the wedding will not be accepted.
Announcements are printed at no charge; however, there
is a $5 engraving charge for photographs. After the picture
has appeared in the paper, both the photograph and plate will
be available for pickup at The Jewish News.

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Hebrew Congregations, will spec
Sunday on "What Can We Affiri
of ,
About God in the Modern World
Another speaker, Dr. Abraham 'T.
Franzblau, dean emeritus of ti Le
school of education at Hebre .-
Union College, will discuss "Co n-
crete Problems Involved in Tran s-
mitting the Belief in God."
President of the association is
Max Frankel of Temple Emanu !I,
Denver.

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Temple Educators Plan Convention in Dallas

James J. Levbarg, education di-
rector at Temple Beth El, and
executive secretary of the National
Association of Temple Educators,
will play a leading role in the 12th
annual convention of the national
association Sunday through Wed-
nesday at the Marriott Motor Hotel,
Dallas.
Rabbi Jack Bemporad, director
of worship, Union of American

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