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THE SOUTHERN 1SR A E L 1 T E^
Fr'day, May 26, 1 ),iu
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BERL1NER-NODVIN
Miss Rhoda Berliner, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. B. Berliner, of
Dublin, Ga., is betrothed to Mar
vin Nodvin .son of Mr. and Mrs.
Morris Nodvin, Savannah. The
wedding is to.take place on June 4
in the Fitzgerald Synagogue, Fitz
gerald, Ga.
Miss Berliner received her BFA
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degree from the University of
Georgia in 1949. She is a holder
of the Honorary Hillel Key, and
was a member of the Art Stu
dents League
Mr. Nodvin received his B. A.
degree from the University of
Georgia in 1949 and is at present
attending Emory University Law
School. Mr. Nodvin is a member
of Tau Epsilon Phi fraternity and
the Phi Alpha Delta, legal fra
ternity. He has received honor
keys from Alpha Sigma Pi,
scholastic fraternity, and Pi Sigma
Alpha, honorary political science
fraternity.
The couple plan to make their
home in Atlanta.
ROSENBAUM-LANG
Miss Janice Rosenbaum, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs.William Rosen
baum of North Bergen. N. J , be-
| came the bride of David S. Lang,
I son of Mrs. William Lang in a
| ceremony conducted recently in
Savannah. Rabbi Abraham I.
| Rosenberg and Cantor Albert
I Singer officiated.
Mrs. Jacob Lang was her sis-
i ter-in-law’s matron of honor. Miss
Paula Rosenbaum of Great Neck,
! cousin of the bride, was brides*
1 maid to her cousin. A reception
j was held after the ceremony at
Club Royale. The couple honey-
j mooned in Miami.
ALII ADEFF-LY KINS
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Alhadeff an
nounce the engagement of their |
daughter, Miss Sadie Alhadeff. to
Isaac Neal Lykins, of Macon and j
Atlanta, son of Mrs. 1. N. Lykins. I
Sr.
The marriage will be solemn- ;
ized in June.
WHAT’S COOKING
Q ,/ O' . /
—jou tii ern jocia Is
Sara Berner is one of my fav
orite comediennes. She is better
known as Mabel Flapsaddle, one
of Jack Benny's Brooklynese tele
phone operators, as well as Jack s
plumber girl friend. Gladys Zy-
bisco.
Sara will soon be the star of her
own NBC program. "Sara's Pri
vate Eye," besides her regular
stints as Mrs. Horowitz in “Life
of Luigi" on CBS and the Italian
housekeeper, on Jimmie Durante s
NBC show. You may remember
Sara in the Universal-Interna
tional film, “City Across the
River." and "Story of Molly-X."
She was recently the subject of a
foto story in a national magazine,
listing the nation's most interest
ing people.
Sara Berner’s first professional
appearance, like most performers,
Mrs. Sol Epsten of Atlanta is
visiting her sister in California.
*****
Mr. and Mrs. Martin E. Kirch-
baum of New York City have
been spending a few days in Sa
vannah.
*****
Mrs. Esther Goldwasser of At
lanta left this week on a two-
month trip to Israel.
*****
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Weill Jr. and
son, formerly of Atlanta, are now
making their home in Savannah.
*****
Visiting Miss Estelle Manus in
Atlanta are her mother,Mrs. Diana
Manus of Landcaster, Pa., and
her aunt, Mrs. Bessie Miller, of
Indianapolis.
*****
Mrs. Goldenberg of Pensacola
is visiting her children, Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Zwecker, in Atlanta.
Friends of Miss Addie Stoin-
heimer will be glad to learn that
she is recovering from her recent
eye operation and is now recuper
ating at home.
*****
Mrs. Bertram Maier has return
ed from a trip to New York and
Wilkes Barre, Pa.
Mrs. Morris Slotin of Savannah
is visiting her children, Mrs. M.
Rosenstein, in Atlanta.
*****
Miss Esther Gerson of Atlanta
is visiting in New Orleans with
Mrs. Sam Teles.
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Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Sherman
and brother "Bromo" Seltzer plan
to fly to St. Louis for the week
end. Mrs. Sherman recently visit-
! ed in Gadsden, Ala.,, with Mr and
Mrs. Benjamin Kahn.
*****
Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence Bod-
ziner and daughter Brenda of New
Orleans have been the guests of
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Ve Shalon Ladies
Last Meeting
Concluding luncheon-meeting
of the season for the Or Ve Sha
lom Sisterhood was held at 12:30
p. m. Wednesday, May 24. at the
Synagogue Vestry Rooms.
Vcu, —Arrivals
Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Weil of Sa
vannah announce the birth of
twin sons William Gordon and
Waler Bernard on March 31. The
mother is the former Miss Selma
Sachs.
* * * * *
Mr. and Mrs. Sol Hartman of
Toccoa announce the arrival of a
daughter Susan Ellen, born in
Greenville, S. C„ on May 11. The
mother is the former Miss Frieda
Burzen of Birmingham
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Strickman
of Washington announce the birth
of a son on Mother's Day, May 14.
Mrs. Strickman is the former Miss
Margie Rosenberg of Albany.
! Bonziner, in Savannah.
* * * * *
Mrs. Simon Selig has returned
; to Atlanta from a trip to Cleve
land.
* * * * *
Aaron Guthman and son Max
have returned to Savannah after
spending last weekend in Atlanta.
• * * * *
Mrs. Jerome Mandel and daugh
ter Sonya are vacationing in Mi
ami Beach where they will be
guests of Mr. and Mrs. A1 Dixon.
Mrs. Goldie Goldstein of Roan
oke, Va., has been visiting her
children, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
Haas, in Atlanta.
*****
Julius Oelsner of Savannah re
cently visited his family in At
lanta.
*****
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Janko will
return Sunday from a trip to
Miami Beach.
*****
Mrs. Russell Weil of Atlanta is
visiting her children. Mr. and Mrs.
Edgar Haas Jr., in Memphis.
JOS PONCE DE LEON, N. E.
Capri 3latia
BY TERRY ELLMANl
was a memorable occasion. Bu*
few had the impact which came
with that made by Sara Berner
Appearing before the Claremore.
Okla., Chamber of Commerce.
Sara began her act by going into
a version of Fanny Brice’s Yiddish
dialect, “Look at just me. I'm ar.
Indian" routine. Prancing around
the stage, Sara had no more than
yelped out the opening chorus
when she glanced at the table
where she knew the president of
the Chamber would be sitting
There in full regalia taking in her
antics sat a full-blooded Cherokee
Indian Chief, complete with
braids!
Sara Berner’s Favorite Receipe.
Chicken Knishas
1 egg
>4 teaspoon salt
cup of cold water
’ 4 cup chicken fat or oil
1 taespoon baking powder
3 cups of flour
2 matzos
1 cup chicken meat cut up
>/4 cup chicken gravy
1 teaspoon salt
Make pie crust of first six in
gredients. Roll out one-fourtn
inch thick and cut into rounds,
size of a saucer. Crumble matzos
and mix with chicken, salt and
gravy Put a tablespoonful on
each round of dough, wet edges
and press together. Bake 30 min
utes at 425 deg. Serve with chick
en gravy.
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REPRESENTATIVE
PULTON COUNTY
(TO SUCCEED JESSE WAETON)
Prof, and Mrs. Samuel Litman
! of Columbia. S. C„ announce the I
j birt h of a daughter Fern Rosal.vn I
j on April 27. The mother is the
j former Judy Greenberg of Flor
ence, S. C. Professor Litman is on
the University of South Carolina I
faculty.
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