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THE JEWISH CHRONICLE
Former Detroiters Celebrate Golden
Wedding
Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Frank of Toledo, Well Known
in This City
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LITTLE THINGS of
BIG IMPORTANCE
MR. AND MRS. S. H. FRANK
Of interest to many Detroiters is
the announcement of the celebration
of the golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs.
S. H. Frank of Toledo, Ohio, which
was celebrated last Wednesday. Mrs.
S H. Frank is the (laughter of the
late Marcus Freud of Detroit. Mr.
Frank was a resident of Detroit for
20 years. The couple were married
here in 1867.
Among the many guests at the cele-
bration the following represented the
many friends of the venerable couple:
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Ullman, Mr. Ju-
lius Freud, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Freud,
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Rodgers, Mr. and
Mrs. Joshua Spater, Mr. Milton Freud,
Mr. Isador Freud, and Mrs. Hannah
1' rend.
Four daughters, five sons, two
granddaughters and six grandsons, all
of whom have families, attended the
celebration.
Miss Jeanette Starikoff has been
honored in being appointed president
of the girls' house of the graduating
class of the Central high school. Miss
Starikoff is the first Jewish girl to
have this distinction and her ability
has been further recognized in the
acceptance of a class song written by
'her.
Edmond Sloman spent a few days
in Cleveland during the past week.
Miss Rae Finsterwald, who is at-
A regular meeting of the Delta Phi
tending Simmons College, Boston, sorority was held Monday evening,
has just been honored with election March 12, at the home of Miss Sadie
to the presidency of her class.
Abramson of 159 Hendrie avenue.
A very enjoyable evening was spent The members were entertained with
at the home of Miss Lillian Ce
cards, after which a dainty luncheon
was served by the hostess.
104 Theodore -street, Sunday even-
Mrs, Harry Moskovitz of 261 East
ing, February 25, when a box sociable
Hancock
avenue entertained a num-
was given by the Young Ladies' So-
cial Club. The proceeds of the so- ber of guests on Wednesday after-
ciable go toward the war sufferers' noon for the Hadassah Society.
fund.
Mrs. I. D. Newman of Cleveland
Julian H. Krolik spent several days is visiting her sister, Mrs. L. Neu-
garten, of 160 Hendrie avenue.
in New York during the week.
Rabbi Leo M. Franklin leaves for
Chicago on Sunday, where he is to
address the joint B'nai B'rith lodges
of Chicago on "The Jew and the
World Crisis."
Milton Alexander addressed the
newly formed Young People's Soci-
ety of Congregation Shomer Emoo-
nim of Toledo on Thursday evening
of this week.
A Photograph of. Your Baby Freel
To every person buying a
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Collar Bag; prices from $1 to $7.50
Military Brush Sets; from $2.50 to $8.50
Sewing Baskets; from $6.00 to $25
Safety Jewel Pocket; 50c up to $2.59
Stick Pin and Collar Button Case; 50c
to $5
Hip Pocket Bill Fold; $1 to $15
Manicure Roll; $1.75 to $20
Poker Sets; $2 to $10
Leather Picture Frame; $1 to $5
Vest Pocket Card Case; 50c to $3
Jewel Box; $2 to $20
An important part is played daily by the little things
which are shown in the above group of leather goods.
The same unqualified service we guarantee you with
Martin Maier & Co. Wardrobe Trunks or Traveling Bags
and Suit Cases goes with the smallest items that you may
select from our numerous Small Leather Goods.
Satisfaction and service together with courtesy are the
most important things we insist on your having with your
purchases from Martin Maier & Co.
ESTABLISHED IN 1865
102 Woodward Ave.
JOHN V. SHEEHAN & CO.
260-262 Woodward Avenue.
The Complete Bookstore.
269 Woodward Ave
David Whitney Building
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REGARDLESS OF COST
All Blouses
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(New Stock Included)
Will be Sold at a Discount
In our store we will present an order on the ARTHUR STUDIO for a
regular cabinet size photograph of your baby without cost to you.
BABY RECORD BOOKS FROM 50c TO $6.00.
TWO STORES
ONE SERVICE
Between Congress and Lamed
BABY RECORD BOOK
A photographic record of your children becomes invaluable as the years
go by.
12 Sewing Bag; $2 to $7.50
13 Letter Case; $1.50 to $10
14 Bill Book; $1.25 to $12
15 Drinking Cup; 50c to $3.50
16 Cigar Case; $1 to $8
17,. 18 and 19 Traveling Slippers (slipper
open and folded, and case); $1.25 to
$3.50
20 Bridge Set; $1.75 to $3.50
21 Emergency Medicine Kit; $1.50 to $10
22 Tourist's Writing Case; $1 to $15
23 Combination Card-Case and Bill Fold; $1
to $10
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Georgette, Crepe-de-Chine
Sport Shirts in All the
New Shades
A RECENTLY ADDED ASSORT- e
MENT OF NEW EFFECTS AT . qp../
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MRS. B. N. KNICKERBOCKER
403 DAVID 'HITNEY BUILDING