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PAGE SEVEN

THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

PHILOMATHIC DEBATING
CLUB.

The. Philomathie Debating
h e ld a declamation contest at last1
'-onday night's meeting. First place'
carving with it a prize of a book was
ardell to Reuben Kaltman
poke on "The Present in Light of
the l'ast." Second place recut to I.
011
shorty Hurwitz for his .1w,
" \Var and Its E f fects," and Hrr%
I latt recei‘ed honorable f,.,
his delivery of "The New south
\ mom; the other contestant., w er•
Of;i11••Ii
David Kotfinan with
"Ci vilizat i on and \Var" and Daniel
Budnitsky eclio , se topic was ".\
for Liberty. •
An election %VaS held for th• 0.111;-
1'1P:1 111 N Of the debate that is toI I at
the chili's an n ual \lode] Nfeeting in
June, resulting in the f o th, \,i ng selrr

Cons . . Harry Haller, Max Cohen, In
Iskowwitz, Reuben
lug
Jacob Rosenthal and Max Schuler.
with Harry Platt and Ralph .\ roe
stain as alternate:.
At next Sunday evening's meeting.
April 2511, a novel program has been
arranged, called "Presidential Night "
ten member: of the club Ma
each Lr,n assigned one of the leading
iandidat , for President and they will
discus: their particular eandidate', ,
merit , and qualifications for the high-
est office of the land. The chili will
-.how its preference after the iliscus-
cion.

FLINT NOTES

'Ilse I. o. It. It. Flint L.- day f ie ld
a very well-attended nicciing last I.
Tuesday. at wliiclt time a lively de-
hate on the following took
place: "Resolved that the S ■ ,11,1gOgiic
IN I \elusively a Religious 11,-4,tution "
In the affirmative were II Nlagid
solo. \ S. 1 ,4istein and I. Kline, and
in the negative, J. Jaffcc and I
Bloomberg. The jury was comic , -ed
of lien 14oseil1hal, J. Safer and S.
Pearlstine. .Mier the dilate, a serial
hour was eilioyi.1 during which Kali
li Rudolph Limo made a for inter
esting remaik, that were keenh. en
j0y,• ■ 1 by the audience.
berg. in place of lien \N'iener, who
was out of town, presided at the
meeting. The success of the first 41.•
Late has encouraged the officers 01
the Lodge to C ■■ 11111111 ■ • wilt, their
of staging a NericS of debate , -
or, Jewish and Communal question ,

A Vet,: interesting meeting was
held by the Beth Israel Sisterhood :it
the Jewish Community Center Wed
nesday evening, . \mil 14. After the
business meeting, a social hour wa-.
held, during which a considerable sum
was collected for relief. Mrs. Fox
gave several interesting readings and
musical selections were rendered by
Miss Lillian Schwartz and Mrs. Sam.
‘Vcilitc.ilay evening, April
Barnett,
21, the Sisterhood gave a card party
at the Community Center.

CLASSIFIED

The simplicity of this beautiful Jacobean Dining
Room Suite of nine pieces contributes decidedly to its
beauty on account of the finely selected woods in the
panels and drawer-fronts.
The heavily molded panel and the carved nulling on
the frieze and apron are taken from late Elizabethan
nwtifs which were strongly in evidence in this period.
The Suite, consisting of Extension Table, Buffet,
China Cabinet, Host Chair and five Diners comes in
Mahogany or American Walnut, and is priced at $537.50.

evening. .April 19, the Flint
Lioni-t district held a meeting at the
Community Center for the purpose of
electing a delegate for the National
Convention of the American Zionist
that will be held at Atlantic Lily.

DO YOU WISH to start your
child in music, but dread the long
period of "beginning to play?" My
new method delights both the par
ants and the pupils with its results
.t child of ordinary ability can play
On Sunday, April 25, a large num-
third-grade music correctly in a short
ber of members of the I. 0. B. B.
time. Sec Miss Cecil Hodges, 79
Flint lodge will go to Bay City
East Warren. Sorthway 1122.
where they wall participate at the Ini-
tiation Ceremonies of the 11CW Witai
NICELY Ft'1.NISIIED ROOM in ll'rith members and entertainment.
that
jf, r v f: Two special ears have been chartered
man
y
i t s n li mk(,:iltig
for this purpose.
Desirably ' 1;,-
rate Jewish L"'" •
;ated in heart of city. Address lion
The marriage of Nathan Chimovitz.
40:I. Detroit Jewish Chronicle.
member of the firm of Chimovitz
REFINED YOUNG LADY wishes a Brothers, to Miss .\nna Jacobson of
room with a middle-aged couple. Chicago, Ill., will be solemnized in
Call Melrose 1702-R., between 6:30 Chicago Sunday evening at 6 o'clock
c.nd 7730 p.
at the home of the bride's parents.
.Rabbi Epsteen will perform the cere-
to neat, congenial moily. fter a wedding trip the young
TO
gi internam Phone Northway 3690-14. couple will return to this city. where
ItooNI AND 110.\1 , 41) wanted by they will reside at 817 Eighth St.
J. w ',It young girl employed. Refer- .\ mong the guests who will attend
fmnislied. \Vould not object the wedding from this city will be
•
to staying in a few evenings a week Nit. . and Mrs. Nathan Agree, I.ouis
with children. .1eldress Bon 302. Chinmeit 7, NI. Chimovitz, Jacob Bern-
stein, II. Titelhaum, Harry Rosenthal
Detroit Jewish Chronicle.
and Joe Gillis.
NICELY F•RNISHED ROOM to
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rent for one or two gentlemen with
Mrs. Harry Winegarden and son
t, tined Jewish couple. Lew enhof.
and daughter are visiting her parents
4"o \Vest Forest, near 12th.
this week in Buffalo, N. Y.

R( )m

The Spring Presentation
OF
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P eriod Dining Furniture

RENT

Exquisite suites for the dining room have been gath-
ered together in tempting array for our Annual Spring
presentation and display—a beautiful and varied collec-
tion, moderately priced.

Reyurtable Jewish gentleman de-
lien Wiener has returned from a
-it,. NE \ IT 4i 14NISHEI) SIN-
AWE IMONI ■■ 1111 congenial priiate few days' visit to the East.
family. in doily of Garfield and
Miss Gladys Marks, B. A., is Lec-
Brush street !inferred• but not ab-
solutely essential. .Address Box 75(1, turer in Modern Languages at Syd-
ney University. She is the first woman
Jewish Chronicle.
to hold this position.

FOR SALE DUPLEX ON

COLBURN AND SECOND
s,..‘v.m rooms each Sim parlor, the

Lath, French doors, fire places, steam
heat, 2 garages, solid brick, slate-roof.
Cheap. If sold at once. Call Northway

SSO-3i

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""''Suites in Hepplewhite, Louis
XIV, Louis XVI, Sheraton, Chip-
pendale, Italian Renaissance, Queen

Anne and other exclusive designs, prod-
ucts of the world's finest furniture

craftsmen, are to be seen on our floors.
They are produced by such potable mak-
ers as Berkey & Gay, Royal Furniture Co.,

FOR SALE DUPLEX ON
MEDBURY BLVD.

Luce & Joluzwi.
They are solo – 1. lit Starriard Plan, with
30 weeks to pay—no interes. rges—no in-
vestigation fees—and prices Alentically the
same as for cash.

Sin and seven rOCMIS each. French
2 gar-
Northway
All modern.

doors, beautifully decorated.

!So NI

ri

ueen Anne Suite at .

Aclam Walnut Suite at

- THE SUN SHINES AGAIN -

You would be proud to have this
9-piece Louis XVI, walnut dining
suite in your home. It includes a 66-
inch buffet, 54-inch table, 40-inch
cabinet, armchair and
five diners.

contemplated

LUMBER

W. A. C. Miller Company

1

1080 Vinewood Ave.

a criterion.

Antique mahogany has been
perfectly made up in this Hepple-
white 9-piece suite with 72-inch buf-
fet, 46x60-inch table, 40-inch cabinet,
armchair and five
diners.

Chippendale Period dining room
furniture has reached its highest
pinnacle in this attractive 9-piece
kalnut suite, consisting of 66-inch
buffet, 54-inch table, 40-inch cabinet,
armchair and five
diners.

Italian Renaissance suites in
Italian walnut are charming. Our
display embraces some wonderful
9-piece suites consisting of 72-inch
buffet, 44x60-inch table, 44-inch
cabinet, armchair and
five diners.

Chippendale Suite at . . '590 Italian Renaissance at . '957

BUILDING or REPAIRING JOB
YOU will NEED what WE HAVE

ROUGH
FINISH

'314 Hepplewhite Suite at . '701

As an example of our ability to
give better values than are usual, this
Adam Period Suite wit h a buffet,
china cabinet, table, host chair and
five diners, in walnut, is

Now you can go ahead with that

Prices Same as Cask!

'357 Louis XVI Suite at .. '646

This beautiful Queen Anne 9-

piece suite of walnut with 54-inch
table, 313-inch chin a cabinet, five
chairs and an armchair, would be an
artistic acquisition
to any home.

30 Weeks to Pay! No Irderesil

-Cohen Co

Walnut 82

"WE OPERATE OUR OWN MILL"

"America's Finest

Furniture"

CORNER OF HIGH AND HASTINGS STREETS

20% Investment Block of Stores

Grand River corner, north of boulevard, in a live dis-
trict. Will show net income better than 20'•"( , at present
leases which have short time to run Priced low for quick
sale, $135,000. Small clown payment. Consult with
either Henry Decker cr Mandel Myers, Business Prop
erty Dept., Benj. F Mortenson Co., Real Estate, 1319
Dime Bank Bldg Local and long distance phone,
Cherry 7683.

Olen Evenings and Sundays.

UNITED CARTAGE & TRANSFER HAULING
COMPANY

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buyer, seller, lease° or lessor of business property of
If you are a
any description, factory sites. stores or storage space, tnnistilt with our
Property Department. You will be
Mr. Henry Decker or Business
.
no
obligation
under

Benj. F. Nlortenson Co.

1319 Dime Bank Bldg.

Closed Saturdays.

14th Ass. Cars Pass the Door

32 Trucks 1 to 7 Ton Capacity
Main 1603-4075-2575
61 Griswold

Cherry 2883.

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