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The Wednesday Sewing Circle
Young People's Society.
have closed their activities for the
The Voting People's Society of 1 k•
season after a busy winter, having Temple Beth 1.1 will have a meeting i : 2
completed the following number of Sunday night, March 23. Dancing1:
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garments which were distributed and an interesting program will 1 ■ ■
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fellows, 18; United Jewish Charities,
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The Vining People's League will •
hold their seventh annual dance Sun-
day evening, April 6, at the Arena
hardens, the proceeds to be distrib-
uted among the charitable institu-
tions of the city. The Young Peo-
Pie's League is a charitable orgam-
Jewish Woman's Club,
zation consisting of Jewish young sp.
Next NIonday afternoon, NIr. Frank men mid 1v 0111111 ill Detroit. The
L. Tompkins will dis cus , th e ' , Ch erry League hopes to make this its great- al
Orchard," by Tchekhor, at the meet- csI event. Shies
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mg o f th e Jewish ‘\ °man s ( l u l t. at president 01 the League, and Mr.
Temple Beth El. All are cordially Louis Bass is acting as publicity di-
invited to attend the meetings of the . rector for the dance,
chili. Mr. Paul Honore will give an
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illustrated lecture till "Etchings" at New MacDiarmid Store
a special meeting to be held Mon-
in Broadway Market WI
(lay, Niarch 31.
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Annonc
ti ement is made by the Nlac- '
Junior Young People's Society.
Diarmid Candy Company of the
The first big dance of The Junior opening of a store in the Broadway 42
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People's Society will take 'Market on Saturday. March 22.
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span:
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numerous
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(lay evening, Nlarch 22, 1919.
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of the market for a convenient mJ
three-piece orchestra will saw away ✓ o
I lut melodies, N'everythite.
T his place to purchase candies while on rar;
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shopping
tour.
dance trill
ill bring to a successful ter -
urination an extensive drive for mem- N1 I itli the opening of the Broadway' ! .M.
hers. Everyone is cordially invited Market Stoll., NI acDiarmids now op- v..
six stores in Detroit.
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to come. Do not miss the big lime.
Live management of the business is
in charge of Preston NiaeDiartnid.

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Scrgyant In int.
Levy, of the
adjutant - general's office at Wash-
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\I r. and Mrs. Nurko, of Bovne
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daughter, Miss Nlildred Nurko, of
Palmer avenue.
NIr. and Mrs. Harry Snit. (nee
Fanny Snlith). Of IN Hancock
avenue east, are receiving (lin-
gratulations on the birth of a son,
1)avid Philipson, of Cincin-
nati, who was one of the speak-
ers at the IZeligious Education
Association Convention, returned
to his boon on Tuesday. 1)r.
Philipson made one of the most

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