THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
211—Friday, June 9, 1967
Women Rallied to Attend Israel Emergency Luncheon
An appeal has cone out to all
Detroit Jewish Women to attend
and participate in the Israel Emer-
gency luncheon noon Tuesday,
at the Sheraton-Cadillac lintel. it
was announced by Mrs. Morri ,
Brandwine. emergency luncheon
nal will accessorize and coordinate.- -
the fashions with settings by Wal- Raz111ck.-11-alker
ter Herz Interiors. A special fea-
tore will be the presentation of
Ri/CS SO/CM1/1Zea
the sixth annual "Star of Israel"
diamond creation as a prize by Mr. w-
and Mrs. Norman Allan.
Declaring her confidence in the
future of Israel, Mrs. Brandwine
said:
"We are expressing our faith in
Israel and its great future by dis-
playing these products of Israel's
Fashion Industry and of her
textile houses. Most fashion houses
report production being main-
tained by special efforts of man-
agement and employes. Textile
and fashion shipments to the
United States go forth from the
port of Haifa. We must support
Israel's economy by buying Israeli
ready-to-wear in department stores I
and specialty shops."
For reservations to the Israel
Emergency Luncheon, call DI
1-5707.
GERDA KLEIN
chairman. The affair is sponsored
by the Detroit Israel Bond Wom-
en's Division under the chairman
ship of Mrs. Morris L. Schaver.
"The Jewish women of Detroit
must rally to Israel's aid in her
life-and-death struggle." said Mrs.
Brandwine Her enemies have
vowed to destroy the Jewish State.
The people of Israel are shedding
their blood: we should be willing
to lend them our funds, to help
the economy from being strangled.
to save them from starvation. I
appeal to all women to attend and
to buy Israel Bonds."
Mrs. Gerda Weissman Klein,
a survivor of the Nazi holocaust,
who spent four years in Nazi
concentration and slave labor
camps, will bring a message on
the role of Israel's women in
this war.
A display of Israel's fashions
by the top Israeli designers and
textile-houses will follow the lunch-
eon, with Cindy Adams as the
fashion commentator. Sam Cardi-
Ohio's Wilberforce U.
Honors Alfred May
Detroit attorney Alfred A. May
will be honored at the Founders'
Day banquet of Wilberforce Uni-
versity 8 p.m. June 16 at the
Statler-Hilton Hotel in recognition
of his being named 1967 recipient
of the Distinguished Service Award
of the university.
The only privately supported,
predominantly Negro university in
the north add the oldest in the
United States. Wilberforce is lo-
cated in Wilberforce, 0.
Dr. Rembert E. Stokes, presi-
dent of the university, will present
the award at the banquet, spon-
sored by the Detroit Chapter of
Wilberforce Alumni Association.
Louis B. Seltzer, editor of the
Cleveland Press, will be guest
speaker.
May is active in civil and com-
munity affairs. In 1954, he re-
ceived the Weizmann Institute
Award of Merit and is active in
the Anti-Defamation League of
Bnai Brith.
Three Honored at Beth Nillel Event;
$28,000 in Israel Bonds Subscribed
L. H. Seltzer to Lectu re at Wharton School
Lawrence H. Seltzer, who be-
came Distinguished Visiting Pro-
fessor of Economics at Swarthmore
College after his retirement from
Wayne State University last June,
has been appointed visiting pro-
fessor of economics at the Whar-
ton School of the University of
Pennsylvania for next fall. He and
Mrs. Seltzer continue to make their
home in Detroit. at 19475 Strat-
ford Road.
"New Horizons of Economic Pro-
gress," the volume containing the
lectures which he and others pre-
sented during his tenure of the
tion.
Larry Freedman
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Hebrew Club to Open
at Center on June 21
MRS. ALAN RAZNICK
Nancy Geraldine Walker, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Gerald Walker of Pon-
tiac and the late Dr. Walker, and
Alan Michael Raznick, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Herman Raznick of
Brooks Lane, Southfield, were
united in marriage recently at the
Kingsley Inn. Rabbi Israel Hal-
pern officiated.
The bride wore a traditional,
floor-length gown. She carried or-
chids on a Bible.
Mrs. Fred Katzman was matron
of honor. Bridesmaids were Donna
Green, Mrs. Stanton Walker,
Elaine Kratzie and Barbara Raz-
nick.
Fred Sheldon Raznick, brother
of the bridegroom, served as best
man. Ushers were Staceton Walk-
er, David Raznick, Mark Walker
and Robert Walker.
The bride was graduated from
the University of Michigan school
of dental hygiene. The bridegroom
was graduated from Wayne State
University and the Detroit College
of Law.
The couple plans a honeymoon
in Puerto Rico and the Virgin
Islands.
A Hebrew club open to all speak-
ers and students of modern He-
brew will begin its weekly activi-
ties 1 p.m. June 21 in the Allen
Lounge of the Jewish Community
Center.
Features will include discussion
groups hosted by Israelis, news
short talks,
films, recordings,
newspapers, magazines, a lending
games
and in-
library, songs and
formal conversation.
The club is open to everyone
wishing to practice modern He-
brew and increase his knowledge
of everyday colloquial expressions.
3 Couples to Celebrate
( ;olden _4 rsa ries
7"ocrctlier at Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. Max Abramsohn
of Cranbrook Dr., Mr. and Mrs.
Isadore Hamburger of Afton Rd.,
and Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Grobman
of Philadelphia will be honored
guests of their children at a golden
champagne dinner Sunday cele-
brating their 50th wedding anni-
versaries in the Grand Ballroom
of the Sheraton-Cadillac Hotel.
Hosts will be Mr. and Mrs. Mar-
vin Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Burton
Rose, Louis Abramsohn, Dr. and
Mrs. Raymond R. Kanagur, Dr.
and Mrs. Stuart W. Hamburger,
Dr. and Mrs. Joel I. Hamburger, N
Sam Grobman and Mr. and Mrs.
I Sidney Grobman.
Mr. and Mrs. Grobman are the
parents of Mrs. Stuart (Sylvia)
Hamburger.
Mrs. Isadore Hamburger, the
former Henrietta Harris. and Mrs.
Abramsohn, the f or m e r Ethel
Prenzlauer. are first cousins. Their
husbands were schoolmates and
boyhood chums. Both couples were
born and reared in Detroit and
married at home June 3, 1917.
They had adjoining rooms at the
Statler Hotel and then spent their
honeymoons at Pearl Beach.
Among the out-of-town guests
will be Mrs. Harry H. Fisher, sis-
ter of Mrs. Abramsohn and a for-
mer Detroiter who now resides in
At the Congregation Beth Hillel Israel 19th anniversary dinner,
Tucson. Her daughter Janice will
on behalf of Israel Bonds, which honored three leaders of the Con-
come from St. Louis with her hus-
gregation (from left) seated, the three honorees, Otto Kaufman, Mrs.
band. Seymour Silverman, to join
Jack Wildstron and Herman Strassburger: standing, Benoit Gorge,
in this celebration.
president of the congregation; Jack Malon, the guest artist, and
Circuit Judge Charles Kaufman, guest speaker. Rabbi Joel J. Litke
Texas Pioneer
gave the tribute to the honorees and presented the awards. The three
Moritz Kopperl, one of the early
were honored for their efforts on behalf of the Israel Bond Cause.
Texas pioneers, was one of the
A total of more than $28,000 in Israel Bonds was subscribed, in-
first Jews to serve in that state's
by
Mr.
cluding advance sales at the leadership reception hosted
legislature, representing Galveston.
and Mrs. Lawrence M. Nedelman.
Franklin Memorial Lectureship in
Human Relations at Wayne in 1962,
is being translated for a Japanese
edition. The volume has also been
published in Spanish, Portuguese
and Arabic editions, as well as in
a special English edition for India.
Wayne State University Press is
the publisher of the American edi-
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