Aronne Vexler rried
in Candlelight Ceremony

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MRS. BENJAMIN S 'IHNER

In a recent candlelight ceremony

at Shaar Hashomayin Synagogue,
Aronne Ruth Vexler became the
bride of Benjamin Lyle Sumner.
Rabbi Samuel Stollman and Cantor
Saul Nadvan officiated at the dou-
ble ring ceremony.
Parents of the couple are Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel P. Vexler of Vic-
toria Ave., Windsor, and Mr. and
Mrs. Michael M. Sumner, also of
Victoria Ave., Windsor.

The bride wore an organza
Victorian styled gown with Em-
pire waist and Alencon lace and
yellow ribbon trimmed train.
Lace front panels, short sleeves,
and yellow princess trim accentu-

women's
at&

Dr. Gerald Weingarten

to Take Bride From LA

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ODESSA PROGRESSIVE AID
SOCIETY members have made
plans for the annual Child Rescue
and Rehabilitation Donor Luncheon,
to be held 12:30 p.m. Nov. 4 at the
Raleigh House. The following offi-
cers were elected: chairman, Mrs.
Walter Litt; co-chairman, Mrs.
Louis Nathanson; secretaries, Mes-
dames David Teitelbaum, Morris
Galer and I. Rubin; treasurer,
Mrs. Sam Gennis; tickets, Mrs. Ida
Fish and Mrs. Lillian Jacobs; pro-
gram, Mrs. Morris Weinhart and
ways and means, Mrs. Louis
Weiner. For reservations call Mrs.
MISS ENID LEVENSTEIN
Litt, BR 2-0333 or BR 3-5567. A
preliminary brunch will be held
Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Levenstein
12:30 p.m. Sunday at the home of of Los Angeles announce the en-
Lillian Jacobs, 24671 Cloverlawn, gagement of their daughter Enid
Oak Park.
Zoe to Dr. Gerald M. Weingarten.

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SHERUTH LEAGUE recently in.
stalled the following officers: presi-
dent, Mrs. David Goldstein; chair-
man of the board, Mrs. Louis
Freeman; treasurer, Mrs. Abe
Smolowitz; chairmen. Mrs. Irving
Adler and Mrs. Saul Dorfman; and
secretaries, Mesdames Harold Sief-
man, Arthur Schreier, Harry Gutov
and Max Shiener.

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son of Mr. and Mrs. Julius Wein-
garten of Avon Ln., Southfield.
Dr. Weingarten is a graduate of
Wayne State University's school of
medicine, and is currently a resi-
dent at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
in Los Angeles.
An Oct. 11 wedding is planned.

Carol Wilmoth Heads
Jewish Center Theater

SISTERS OF ZION Mizrachi
The Jewish Center Theater elect-
ated the gown. Her veil of tulle Women, will hold an indoor garden ed the following officers and board
party
and luncheon noon Wednes-
of director at its
illusion with scalloped edges was
annual meeting.
attached to a circlet of flowers. day, at Shomrey Emunah Syna-
Carol Wilmoth,
She carried a nosegay of roses, gogue. Luncheon sponsor is Mrs.
of Southfield, who
Stephanotis, daisies, fleur d'amour Sam Rubenfaer. Social hostesses
for
the
afternoon
are
Mesdames
has served the
and baby's breath.
Gussie Cardash,
theater in many
Janice Vexler, sister of the bride, Rose Beilewich,
Epstein. Pearl Gold and
capacities includ-
served as maid of honor. Brides- Tillie
Sadie Adler. Friends are invited.
ing four terms as
maids were Kathy Golden of Birm-
Proceeds will support children's
vice president,
ingham. Mindy Vexler, Maxine
Mizrachi homes in Israel.
was elected presi-
Vexler, Lana Shapiro and Linda
dent. The other
Lev, all of Windsor. Gabrielle Bern-
officers are Donna
stein was flower girl.
Zatkin, vice pres-
David Sumner of Montreal served
Miss Wilmoth id en t; Estelle
his brother as best man. Ushers
Showe. corresponding secretary;
included Joel, Daniel and Samuel
Pixie Ackerman, recording secre-
Appel of Southfield, Andrew and
tary; and Jules Abrams, treasurer.
Stephen Golden of Birmingham,
John Beswick of Windsor and Rob-
Elected to the board of directors
NEW YORK—The National Coun- for
ert Bornstein of Toronto.
three-year terms were Ethel
cil of Jewish Women is leading the Levine, Lorraine Ernst and Bea
After a honeymoon to Mexico
a massive volunteer sup- Fortin. Elected to fill two-year
way
to
City, the couple will reside in Wind-
port of the $8,000,000 experimental vacancies were Beth Davidson and
sor.
Children's Television Workshop de-

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, July 25, 1969-19

Faithful

The Sephardic Community of
Greater Detroit will hold its annual
picnic Sunday at Kensington Park.

Activities will include games,
prizes, refreshments, music and
dancing. Friends are invited. ;
The picnic committee consists of
Albert Chicorel. Mr. and Mrs..
David Chicorel, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Gormezano, Mr. and Mrs. Marcell
Behar, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lalouf,
Sam Quen, Gilbert Senor and i
Mario Sevy. For information, call
Shirley Gormezano, LI 7 - 5768.

I WHY WORRY I

Leave Everything to Us

signed to reach the inner city pre-
school child this fall.
With funding from the U.S.
Office of Education, the Carnegie
Corp. and the Ford Foundation,
the workshop will be launched Nov.
10 on 160 public TV stations across
the nation. Entitled "S e s a m e
Street," the 26-week series will

consist of hour-long daily pro-
grams. It is specifically designed
to equip youngsters with the basic
skills needed to start school on par
with the average middle-class
child.

In discussing the NCJW's role
as endorsing sponsor of the Chil-
dren's Television Workshop, Mrs.

Leonard H. Weiner of Detroit,
president of the organization,
mentioned some ways in which
volunteers would be helping to
spread the word within the inner
city through block-by-block door-
bell ringing and flier and poster
distribution at supermarkets,
churches, schools and movie thea-
ters.

of Sutton Pl., Birmingham, an-
nounce the engagement of their
daughter Joan Sue to Craig Mitch-
ell Shniderman, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Harry L. Shniderman of

Chevy Chase, Md. Miss Stolorow
is a senior in special education at
the University of Michigan. Her
fiance, a graduate of the Univer-
sity of Michigan, is doing grad-
uate studies there in educational
phychology. They plan to marry
next spring.
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Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Benjamin
of Monica Ave. announce the en-
gagement of their daughter Audrey
She also pointed out that they Nan to William Fine, son of Mr.
would be organizing viewing groups and Mrs. Raymond Fine of Kipling
in the inner cities, procuring tele- Ave., Oak Park. A December wed-
vision sets and improvising view- ding is planned.
* * *
ing sites for the pre-school audi-
ences in vacant stores and church
Mr. and Mrs. Harold H. Sherman,
basements. of Cheyenne Ave., announce the
engagement of their daughter
Merie Alice to Paul Graff, son of

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SARNOFF-HALL — Cheryl Cor-
rine Hall, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Hall of Fargo, N. D.,

became the bride of Leslie Alan
Sarnoff at Temple Beth El in
Fargo. Mr. Sarnoff is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Laurence. A. Sarnoff,.
formerly' of Dettnit A/111.Yltr2..
bor, now of St. Louis Park, Minn.

Mr. and Mrs. Harold N. Graff of
Miller Ave., Oak Park. The wed-

ding is planned for Dec. 28.

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