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Blow Cholera Juniors.
The advance sale of tickets for the
annual excursion of the Blinn Cholem
Juniors, to be held on Sunday, June
14, at Tashmoo Park, is reported by
I the committee us being highly satis-
I factory.
Announcement is made that, through
the courtesy of Charles Miller, a pro-
gram of some of the best available
I talent will be presented on the boat,
, in addition to the dancing. Enter-
tainment will also be offered at the
'ballroom at Tashmoo Park.
One of the features of the excur-
sion will be a ball game, with a num-
. ber of professionals participating.
The committee urged those plan-
ning to attend the excursion to buy
their tickets early. The proceeds will
be used towards offering assistance to
the needy sick in the local commun-
ity.
"MY! BUT I'VE HAD THIS
OLD SUIT A LONG TIME!"
HAT sentiment expresses the
experience of many a man who
wears our clothes. It is his unconscious
tribute to quality. . . . . Spring comes
He lifts out of its mothball se-
clusion, a suit he bought here several
seasons ago. By ordinary reckoning it
should be on its last legs. But it still
looks good. The fabric is still fresh.
The shape is still perfect. So he buys
another suit to keep the old one com-
pany. We don't say this is an invari-
able rule. But it often happens, because
we sell just that kind of clothes. Some-
day, in the course of events, they are
Fired 1 But they never Quit!!
Ladies Auxiliary Shaarey Zedek.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the
, Shaarey Zedek will celebrate Moth-
: ers' and Daughters' Day with a sup-
per and entertainment at the syna-
gogue for the mothers and daughters
of their members on Sunday, May
14, at 6 o'clock. A fine program is
being arranged for the occasion.
European Welfare Organization.
The North Woodward branch of
the Jewish Women's European Wel-
fare Organization held an interesting
meeting at the home of Mrs. M. Gold-
stick, 283 Ilendrie. The raffle that
was to be held Wednesday was post-
poned until the next meeting, which
will be held at the home of Mrs. M.
Goldberg. All stubs are expected at
that time.
Junior Hadassah,
The Junior Iladassah wlil hold its
regular meeting on Monday evening,
May 1, at the Shaarey Zedek Syna-
gogue.
All members are specially request-
ed to attend, as there is much busi-
ness of importance to be brought be-
fore the organization, and an inter-
esting program for the evening is
I promised.
Let us show you suits that last
longer without costing more.
Ladies' Auxiliary Ahavath Z:on.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Con-
gregation Ahavath Zion will give a
dance on Tuesday evening, May 16,
at the synagogue, Holbrook and
Beaubien streets.
Exceptional Values $35.00
Top Coate
$30 to $60
Spring Suits
$35 to $65
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Philommhic Debating Club.
What proved to he a program of
intense humor and wit was charac-
teristic of that witnessed by the
Philomathic at the Farnsworth Tal-
mud Torah last Sunday. Dialogues,
monologues and character displays
reigned supreme as the headliners for
the evening. Jokes and stories, both
original and otherwise, were dis-
played in a delightful manner and
proved a huge treat for the mem-
bers. The organization showed a
spirit of good feeling and the pro-
gram came as a relief to the mem-
bers from the regular weekly ached-
uled debates. Along with the hu-
morous program the club heard a
very splendid address when J. B.
Horowitz, an honorary member of the
organization, spoke. The club then
adjourned after the speaker of the
club, harry II. Platt, spoke on need
of co-operation and sincere work on
the part of the members in anticipa-
tion of the Model Meeting which will
be held in June.
The program committee, in at-
tempting to secure debates of late
and current interest, has scheduled
a debate on the much talked of sub-
ject of whether Judge Bartlett is
justifiable in jailing speeders. Bart-
lett'e policy will be upheld and its ne-
cessity will be shown by Sam Guro•
vitz and Louis Carpi, while Charles
Ornstein and Sydney DeYoung pro-
pose to show the wrong of this pokey.
The club has taken an active part
in the B'nai B'rith movement for a
community building. The organiza-
tion will have a booth at the bazaar.
Messrs. Platt, DeYoung and Budnitz-
sky are in charge of the arrangements
for this event and are working in co-
operation with the members in charge
of the bazaar.
With the appointment of Daniel
Budnitzsky as chairman of the Model
Meeting committee, preparations are
under way for this annual affair,
when an open meeting is held and
visitors encouraged to attend.
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Before you go shopping elsewhere, come to our
Market and look over our goods and most reason-
Clairmont Club.
able prices. We are convinced that you will become ,
The Clairmont Club has completed
arrangements for the annual spring
(lance to be held at the Oddfellows
Temple on Brush and Bethune streets
May 12. Tickets are on sale under
the supervision of a committee con-
sisting of Martin Gordon and Sam
Babcock.
The Clairmont Weekly was read at
the last meeting by John Sklar, chair-
man of the literary committee, prov-
ing of interest to the members. Jack
Seebald was appointed to arrange
several plays to be presented by the
club. Hat speeches were delivered
by the members as part of the liter-
ary program, the subjects dealing
with current topics of the day.
The Clairmont indoor team is
rounding into shape under the coach-
ing of Harry Topcik. Practice is
held every Sunday morning at Mu-
seum l'ark.
The next meeting of the club will
be held at the Clairmont clubrooms,
5139 Hastings street, on Thursday
evening. Visitors are welcome.
a regular patron, as you can save money ot :nig/6r
quality merchandise by trading here. In addition
to all this our Market is noted for its cleanliness,
where all perishable goods are kept under glass and
cooled by one of the most modern refrigeration
plants.
We aim to satisfy you and ask that you give us
a trial.
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insurance cost 15% to 20%. Ch • is
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Acadian.,
The Acadians were entertained on
Saturday, April 22, at the home of '
ing at the home of Miss Fay Cobol-
Sims Diana Wexler, 552 Alger ave-
, nic on April 25. After the meeting ! nue.
The occasion for the festivity
The Sufolla Club held its last meet-
Every line is smart, trim and graceful!.,
Come see it. It offers the distinction and
protection of a fine, closed car at but little
more than open car cost.
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Though not large it is commodious. Ample
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lounging. Also note the great carrying
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ations, presidents and secre-
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asked to communicate with the
Organization Editor of The De-
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ing him with the names and ad-
dresses of the officers of the
particular societies and the time
and places of meetings.
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ORGANIZATIONS
Jericho Rebekah Lodge No. :128,
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American Eagle temple, will, after I
Nu Sigma Sigma.
May 1, meet at the new Jericho rem - I
At the last meeting of the Nu plc, Oakland and Melbourne avenues.
Sigma Sigma, held at the home of
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Miss Sadye Ross, 0682 Delmar ave- The meeting nights will be th
We make a specialty of beautify-
and third Mondays in the month. rs
nue, Sunday evening, April 23, it was
ing the home grounds, estates, parks,
decided that a committe be appointed
etc., furnishing plans and estimates.
Nu Bob ■ Phi.
I to locate poor families that are in
We have a complete assortment of
need of help. The next open meeting
A regular meeting of the Nu Beta
hardy Detroit•grown nursery stock,
will have as a special feature a grab- Phi Sorority was held Wednesday'
including trained fruit trees and
bag. Sunday evening, April 30, at evening, April 19, at the home of
hardy perennials for flowering gar-
7 o'clock, at the home of Miss Esther Miss Ida Silver, 590 East Palmer
dens.
Levett, 1137 East Philadelphia, the avenue. Final arrangements for an ,
No Sigma Sigma will hold a regular anniversary party to be held May 14
Finest assortment of climbing
closed meeting. In addition to the were made, The following commit-
roses and everblooming roses, in all
special open meeting, the club is tees were appointed: Refreshment, 0
col o r s,
planning many interesting affairs.
Ruth Cohn and Gertrude Under; en-
tertainment, Helen Holinstat and
DO NOT DELAY!
Talk it over now and order early and you will enjoy the flowers
Ruth Grosherg.
Amitiam.
The social evening which was tin
and beauty this summer.
The Amitians met Tuesday even.
ing, April 25, at the home of Mrs. be held Wednesday evening, May 3,
0. Borenstein, 585 Mt. Vernon ave- has been postponed, as the members
nue. Miss Minnie I
hos- of the sorority will be at the Com-
tess . Miss Becker, chairman of th munity Bazaar assisting the B'nai
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entertainment committee, reported B'rith.
7423 Nevada Avenue, Between Six and Seven Mile Roads,
The next regular meeting of the
on various arrangements made for
Near Van Dyke A
the "Kids Party," which will take sorority will be held Wednesday even. • WOCIMICCIMICISKIMICSIMIOAVVVAMAISWMICIMMICIAM436WM%
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10, at the home of Miss
place May 6 at the home of Mrs. ng, May
D. E. Garfield, 11244 Mack avenue. Ruth Cohn, 5628 Dix avenue.
Upon adjournment a very enjoyable
L. J. WARD, Pres.
luncheon was served by the hostess.
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Paramount Club.
The next regular meeting will be held
The regular meeting of the Para-
Tuesday evening, May 2, at the horn,
of Miss Edythe Sklare, 5441 Beau- mount Clab was held April 23 at the
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ninth street. A radio entertainment
followed the meeting, a symphony or•
Maccabean Sportc
chestra furnishing the music. The
The outstanding feature at last next meeting will be held at the home
week's meeting of the Maccaboan of J. Wein, 926 Medbury.
Sports was an address by Rabbi
Sachs. In the course of his speech
Lu Ana Club.
Rabbi Sachs brought out the essen-
tials of a good speech and the quali-
The regular meeting of the Lu Ana
fications of a good speaker. The Club was held at the home of Miss
members were deeply impressed by Hazel Hartz. The following officers
his instructive address. The debate were elected: Miss Ilartz, president;
on the Philippine Islands question Miss Segal, secretary and treasurer.
was postponed for this week's meet- The Misses Friedman Rosen, Levin
ing. In addition to the debate, other
were chosen as a social commit
ee. A d ainty luncheon was served
members will address the organi za-
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tion on various topics of Jewish in- and Miss Friedman gave a vocal solo
terest. The club has organized an accompanied by Miss Feinberg on the'
indoor baseball team with J. Thumin piano.
7345 Woodward Ave.
as captain.
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Blue Bird Girl..
At a regular meeting of the Blue
Bird Girls held Tuesday evening,
April 25, at the home of Mrs. J. Gold-
. berg, 631 East Palmer avenue, vari-
ous interesting topics were discussed,
among them being the subject of giv-
ing a play in which the member, are
to participate. This will be tried out
first by a one-act play to be given
for the members only, for which the
Misses Sallie Solomon and Anna
I Kurtzman will secure the material
and select characters. If this proves
a success, plans for a large play will
then be discussed.
Miss Tillie Halperin, an Eastern
' Star member, extended an invitation
to the entire club to attend the in-
' stallation of officers, which will be
held Tuesday evening, May 2, at the
Eastern Star Temple. The girls wi11
I meet on that date at 7:30 p. m. at
the home of Miss Ida Greenwald, 515
Garfield street, and will go in a body
to the Eastern Star Temple. The
regular weekly meeting will be post-
poned.
It was also decided that the girls
attend in a body the B'nai B'rith
community bazaar on Thursday even-
ing, May 4. They will meet on that
evening at 8 p. m. at the home of
Mrs. 51. Gerber, 703 Eliot street.
Preparations were completed for
the hike to be held Sunday morning,
May 7, at which time the girls will
hike to Redford.
The next regular meeting . will be
held Tuesday evening, May 9, at the
home of Miss Edith Hermanoff, 606
' Kirby avenue.
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was over an enjoyable evening was
, spent with music and dancing. The
next meeting will be held Tuesday,
1May 2, at the home of the Misses Fay
and Molly Lisa.
Jericho Lodg• No, 490.
was the celebration of Miss Wexler's
birthday. The next meeting of the
Acadians will be held Saturday, April
29, at the home of Miss Nettie Spat-
ter, 623 Medbury avenue. The draw-
ing to determine the lucky ticket
holder in the raffle will also be held.
Arrangements have been completed
for the grand opening dance of the
new Jericho Temple at Oakland and
Sigma Beta Sorority.
, Melbourne avenue, to be given by
The Sigma Beta Sorority held its
Jericho lodge No. 490, on Saturday last meeting at the home of
Miss
evening, April 29. Prominent enter- Esther Greenberg. The next meet-
tainers will contribute to the pro- ing will be held Tuesday, May 2, at
gram.
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