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< • Page Four THE SOUTHERN ISRAELITE Friday, January 27, 1950 On Oh eir Oin%erd c^ers BEANE KEYSERLING Mrs. Harry Jacobson of Beau fort, S. C.. formerly of Winston- Salem, N. C., and Charleston has announced the engagement of her daughter, Polly Jacobson Beane, to King Keyserling of Dale, S. C. Mrs. Beane is a graduate of the University of North Carolina and is a librarian at the University of Miami library, Coral Gables, Fla. Mr. Keyserling is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Israel Keyserling. He is postmaster at Dale and is asso ciated in business with his father. FRANKEL-SHAFFER The marriage of Miss Freida Lee Frankel and Max Shaffer was solemnized recently at the home of the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mack Frankel, with Rabbi Harry Epstein officiating. Mrs. Betty Spicgelman was ma tron of honor. Jake Shaffer, brother of the groom, was best man. The bride’s book was kept •by Miss Rhoda Bressner. Mr. and Mrs. Shaffer left after the ceremony for a wedding trip to New Orleans. They will reside at 1179 Roxboro Dr., N. E. GOLER-GORDON Miss Ida Pauline Goler, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Goler, and Ben Gordon, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gordon, were married recently in the chapel of Ahavath Achim Synagogue. Rabbi Hyman R. Friedman, Cantor Joseph Sch- wartzman. Rev. P. S. Clein offi ciated. Dave Schachter was best man Come and {fetit! REAL OLD-TIME CHICKCN SOUP and the ushers included Paul Janis, Harold Bsitashick and Na than Goler. Mrs. Harold Barashick was ma tron of honor. A seated dinner followed at the Ahavath Achim Synagogue recep tion hall. Following a wedding journey to New Orleans, Memphis and Birm ingham ,the couple will reside in Atlanta. LEVIN-ESTROFF Announcement has been made of the engagement of Miss Frieda Lillian Levin of Nashville to Mar vin Estroff. The bride-elect is the daughter of Abe Levin and the late Mrs. Nettie Levin of Nashville, Ga. The groom-to-be is the son of Mrs. Sidney Rose and the late William Estroff of Lyons and Augusta. Miss Levin attended the Georgia out hern Socials ern Friends of Irvin Nathan of Ash- burn, formerly of Atlanta, will re gret to learn that he is confined to Emory Hospital. Mrs. Nathan is in Atlanta, staying with Mrs. Hyman Bergman. Mrs. Sam Mohr of Atlanta at tended a recent Temple Sisterhood meeting in Asheville, where she was the guest of Mrs. J. R. Stern berg. Mr. and Mrs. David Bloom have returned from Miami accompanied In the J.D.C., the 40 staff mem- by their sister, Mrs. Henry Gott- stater, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Robinson of Savannah is visiting her chil dren, Mr. and Mrs. Sol Greenberg, in Atlanta. Mr. and Mrs. Sol Winer of Bal timore spent a few days in Atlanta ecently en route to Miami Beach. Mr„,find Mrs. M. Kahn of New York have been visiting in Savan nah. Dr. and Mrs. S. H. Proger of Brookline, Mass., were recent vis itors in Atlanta of their parents, Mr .and Mrs. Joe Levinson and Mrs. L. Proger. They are now va cationing at Miami Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Wilensky have moved into their new home on Fair Haven Circle. Mrs. Alvin Cone of Louisville, Ky., is visiting Mr. and Mrs. L. Strasburger in Atlanta. Mrs. Moe Goldman of Atlanta was in Miami for the eighty-fifth birthday of her father, Ralph Rosenbaum. Mr. Rosenbaum is a former president of the Temple. State College for Women at Val dosta and the University of Geor gia where she was a popular mem ber of the Delta Phi Epsilon sorority. Mr. Estroff was graduated from Riverside Military Academy and the University of Georgia. He is past president of Tau Epsilon Phi fraternity and was noted for his campus activities. He is now in business in Augusta. The wedding will be an event of Feb. 5, taking place in ValdoSta, Ga. The couple will make their home in Augusta. LOWENSTEIN-SALOMON Augusta Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rinzler have | issued invitations for the marriage ! of their daughter Elaine Rita to Oscar Melvin Bogeslov on Sun day, Feb. 5, in Atlanta. * * * • * Mr. and Mrs. Louis Erlich of Augusta entertained at a buffet supper and dance on Jan. 21 at the Bon Air Sheraton Hotel in honor of their son Clarence and his bride, the former Miss Teryl Pint- chuck of Waynesboro, Ga. ociais Mr. and Mrs. Jess Kuker of I New York City are visiting their j children, Mr. and Mrs. Abe Leve- j tan in Atlanta. After a week’s stay, they will continue their va cation in Douglas. Ga., where they | will be the guests of their sister and brother, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Phil l ip s Academy. Andover, jmd SloEin. Later they will visit Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Burak, of Detroit, formerly of Atlanta, announce the engagement of their daughter, Elisabeth Helen Lowen- stein, formerly of Atlanta, to Roger Blaine Salomon, son of Mrs. Henry Salomon, of New York City. Mr. Salomon graduated from SAVE MONEY ON YOUR FIRE INSURANCE ON THE NEW RENEWAL PLAN GREENBERG REALTY & INSURANCE CO. VE. 8862 Juit ut Moniichiwlti Chicken Soup a-*lmmor. ing on the Hove...watch it bubble with golden chicken goodne**—then watch your family spoon it up and call for morel CoodT It's got to bel Iff a MonUchewiti productl Try It today I mahischewitz Aicken Soups I* Will MOKES' • lUimPUCI • WIT# Mini MILS *• CLEAI CMCKDI SOW Miami. Mrs. S. J. Nathan of Pooler has been confined at the Central of Georgia Hospital in Savannah. Mrs. Harry Sachs of Washing ton is visiting her mother, Mrs. D. J. Boaz in Atlanta. After ten-weeks’ confinement at Emory Hospital, Nathan Gold stein is recuperating at the home of his children, Dr. and Mrs. Na than Sugarman at 880 Cherry St., N. W. He will be glad to hear and see his friends. Mrs. Louis Weiner of Atlanta is vacationing in Miami. Leonard Haas Jr. of Atlanta is spending some time in New York. Miss Roslyn Schwartz of Macon spent the weekend recently with Miss Miriam Bergrin in Savannah. Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Crimm of Atlanta motored to Orlando ear lier this week. Lawrence Fox and Mrs. Bertram Maier have returned to Miami Beach to resume their vacation after spending last weekend in Atlanta. Mrs. Sam Smullian has returned to her home in Jacksonville after visiting relatives in Atlanta. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Buchwald left Atlanta Friday for a trip to San Francisco where they will visit their son Albert, who is on the staff of the University of Cal ifornia Hospital. En route they are to be guests of Mr. and Mrs I. Frank in Nashville. Mrs. W. W. Visanska has re turned to Atlanta from Columbus where she spent several weeks with her children, Mr. and Mrs, Edwin Rothschild. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Long of Wilkesbarre, Pa., spent a short while in Atlanta earlier this week Mrs. Shapiro of New York visiting her children, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Q. Janus. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Levetan are back in Atlanta after a two-week stay in Miami. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Rice of Atlanta are in Tampa. is now in his. senior year at Har vard University. Miss Lowenstein is a student at Simmons School of Social Work in Boston. She is a graduate of North western University. The couple plans to be married in June. HIRSH UNVEILING Friends and relatives of the family of Mrs. Louis Hirsh are invited to unveiling services at Greenwood Cemetery at 3 p. m. Sunday, Jan. 29. Boys 16*23 Scholarships Available If You Haven’t Received A Through Jewish Education In Your Childhood . . . Don’t Let This Opportunity By! Enroll In The Haichel Hatorah Hebrew Academy Dining Room and Dormitory Facilities Haichel Hatorah—Hebrew Academy 298 Howard Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y., GL2-8838 GRAND OPENING Prizes Given Another HAWES-JORDAN Modern Cities Service 1425 PIEDMONT (at Westminster) Complete Auto Service To Study Plan for Jewish High School At Monday Meeting On Monday evening, Jan. 30, at 7:30, parents and children will meet at the Henry Grady High School, middle building, Room 34, to discuss the organization of a High School of Jewish Studies. Prospective students of this High School must be recommended by the rabbi or principal of the after noon or Sunday school with which the parents are affiliated. Children of non-affiliated par ents must be recommended either by the Executive Director of the Atlanta Jewish Community Center or by a recognized leader of an organized club. Persons interested in the estab lishment ot. this school should or call the Bureau of Jewish Edu cation at LAmar 8701. 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