THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Mrs. Markel to Serve 9th Term
as Music Study Club President

Primrose Sets Annual Installation;
Aids the Allied Jewish Campaign

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Benevolent
Primrose
Club will hold its annual
installation of officers
12:30 p.m. Tuesday at
Kingsley Inn. Rose Bricker
will recite the invocation
and Martha Nitz-
ken will install the officers.

Newly elected officers are
Freida Neiman, president;
Belle Cohen and Irene Rod-
man, vice presidents; Eva
Meister, Doris Rosenbaum,
Eva Rivkin and Sarah Shin-
dler, secretaries; Rose Shap-
iro, treasurer; Rose Aaron,
Bess Gruskin, Estelle Alter,
Harriet Baker, Anne Berg-
man, Ruth Alter, and Be-
ckie Weinman, chairmen;
and Fannie Kline, Molly
Manela and Bessie Gold,

telephone committee.
For reservations, call
Etta Kleinman, 968-8968.

The women's society re-
cently presented a $1,000
check to the Allied Jewish
Campaign-Israel Emer-
gency Fund, making the
group's total gift of $3,200
the largest treasury dona-
tion to the Jewish Welfare
Federation Women's Divi-
sion this year.

The society conducts
fund-raising efforts an-
nually to benefit the Israel
Emergency Fund. The
Primrose Benevolent So-
ciety is a member of the
League of Jewish Women's
Organizations.

Mrs. Joseph M. Markel
was re-elected president for
her ninth consecutive term
of the Music Study Club of
Metropolitan Detroit at the
club's annual meeting.
Other officers are Mes-
dames Jack Krops and Vic-
tor Linden, vice presidents;
Bernard Ginsberg, Bernard
Nathan and Marvin Rich,
secretaries; Mark Howard,
treasurer; and Max Reich,
administrative assistant.
Board members for a two-
year term are Mrs. George
Charnas, Ms. Marcia Eder
and Mrs. Felix Rosenwach.
Elected for a one-year term
are Mrs. Charles Kramer,
Mrs. Harvey Sibrack and
Mrs. Jerry C. Rosenberg.
Other board members in-

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"A great film comedy to be
enjoyed by everybody!"
"One of the funniest, satirical
Israeli comedies."-wi am
"It had the audience laughing
so hard it was difficult to
hear the succeeding dialogue."

—Jewish Forward

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"A rich farce and human comedy. A very successful film."

—Archer Winsten, N. Y. Post

" ***Folksy,
amusing
comedy."

"A charming
uncomplicated
and easy to
watch light
comedy."

Bank-Rosenzweig Carter Affirms
Troth Announced Israel Support

MRS. MARKEL

elude Mesdames George
Bassin, Sigmund Cohen,
Leonard Hack, Ben Meckler,
Arthur S. Purdy, Bernard
Rollin, Morris Rosman,
Morris W. Stein and Henry
Weinberg; and past presi-
dents, Mesdames Norman
Allen, A. Victor Bizer, Dr.
Gertrude Gordon and Mes-
dames Sidney Jackson, J.
Stewart Linden, Ezra Lip-
kin, Samuel Lucas, Goldie
Eskin, Louis P. Miller,
Emery Monash, Hy Mor-
gan, Maurice Morse, A. Jo-
seph Seltzer, Jack Scherr,
Edward Zellman, M. Ben-
yas, A. Brasch, Jacob S.
Sauls, Sol Q. Kesler and Gil-
bert Schoenfeld.

NEW YORK (ZINS) — In
a letter to the Zionist Or-
ganization of America,
Jimmy Carter — now front-
runner in the Democratic
Party's presidential sweep-
stakes — confirmed his sup-
' port for Israel. He stated:
"A lasting peace in the Mid-
dle East must be based on
the absolute assurance of Is-
rael's survival and security.
I would never yield on that
point and it is very impor-
tant for this country to
make that point clear to the
n,
4kailais
rest of the v,rorld. The sur-
vival of Israel is a signifi-
MISS BANK
cant moral principle for the
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Bank people of the United
of Marimoor Ave., South- States." -
field, announce the engage-
ment of their daughter, Es-
telle, to Michael
Rosenzweig, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Felix Rosenzweig of
Staunton Ave., Southfield.
Miss Bank was graduated
Americana Complex
from the University of
1, 2, 3, 4
Michigan and attends the
Albert Einstein College of
559-2730
;reenfielcl N. of 9 Mile
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Medicine in New York. Her
finance also was graduated
11 ed. ■ 11TINEES
from U-M and Columbia
TIIE1TERS—1 Show only
University's law school.
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MOVIE
GUIDE

Honor

Honor thy father and thy
mother that thy days may
be long. —Exodus

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—College News

Cheryl Sue Fine to Wed in August

Mr. and Mrs. Norton Fine
of Bonstelle Ave., South-
field, announce the engage-
ment of their daughter,
Cheryl Sue, to Dennis Ro-
sett, son of Mr. and Mrs.
George Rosett of Madison
Ave., Southfield.
An August wedding is
planned.

"MIDWAY"
"ALL THE
PRESIDENTS MEN" (PG)
"BAD NEWS BEARS" (PG)
"MOTHER,
"JUGS & SPEED" (PG)
"MURDER BY DEATH"

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No coupons. Coupons good Fri. L Sat. with regukr
admission prices.

Held over 3rd week!

Weekdays including
Sat. evening.

Open at 7

Walter Matthau and Tatum
O'Neal
in a great comedy.
"THE BAD NEWS BEARS" (PG)
7:35 & 9:40
Sun, open at 1:30
"THE BAD NEWS BEARS"
at 1:45, 3:35, 5:20,
7:25 & 9:30

Miss Kleinman
Plans to Marry

MISS FINE

—Ann Guarino,

N.Y. Daily News

—Pat Collins, WCBS-TV

Lunch is New
at
Grogshop II.

"A welcome
slick and
frothy
comedy."

"Warm and
amusing."

—San Francisco
Examiner

—L.A. Times

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Mr. and Mrs. Sol Klein-
man of Trihity Ave. an-
nounce the engagement of
their daughter, Marmol, to
Avraham Kahn, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Sol Kahn of Union,
N.J.
A September wedding is
planned.

True Judgement

Thus bath the Lord of
hosts spoken: Execute true
judgment, and show mercy
and compassion every man
to his brother: oppress not
the widow, nor the father-
less: let none of you devise
evil aginst his brother in
your heart.
—Zechariah

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Grogshopping early. At lunch,
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the good, hearty things you like.
Start with some super
homemade soup. Wrap yourself
around your favorite hot or
cold sandwich served with fresh
fruit. Or our special
cheese board and spinach salad.
And to make it all sensational,
our famous drinks. You'll like what's
new at Grogshop II.
Lunch. How about today?

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STOUFFER'S NORTHLAND INN
21000 Northwestern Highway • :357 4700

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