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11 ceipts and credentials necessary for
identification. People having boxes
are asked to be careful in examining
cr e dentials, g i"Nt l ,r( . 1 1teen is the only e II
the
money anti the boxes for the associa-
thin. The Benevolent Loan Associa-
nd friends of the club. The Malt, thin. has as its slogan, ', Help Nee d y
•ass Lake Orchestra, a band of eigh
nieces, has been engaged for flit : Families to lily Themselves."
vexing.
North Woodward Branch, ..I.W.L.W.O.

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Montebor• Lodge.
bfontetiore Lodge, No. 12,

Inde-
pendent Order Free Sons of Israel,
regular meeting Thursday
held a o e.t. 93, at its lodge rooms
of P. Hall, Cass and Peter-
in Oa h,
bon. avenues. The meeting was en-
titled "laties night." The lodge passed
a res4itr ion admitting the wives, sis-
and mothers of members as mem-
,
ter r,
be of the lodge. Joseph Mellinoff
rendered a violin solo at the meeting.
The evening was spent in playing
bridge The next meeting will be
hell 01 the lodge rooms the evening
of Net. 13.

Jewish Women's European Welfare.

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The North Woodward Branch of ,
'
Madison Athletic Club.
Women's European Wel- 1
the
The Madison Athletic Club held its • the 'I
fourth annual •ienie roast Sunday, fare TIrganization has completed ar-
Oct. 26, at Dodge Park. William Stol- r•ngements and
for the
first
of a series'
card
parties
to be
ler, chairman of the entertainment of luncheons
committee, has planned a series of given
during
the
winter.
The
lunch-
Tub
, eu- i and party will be held at the
open meetings for the coming season,
afternoon, Nov. •
'en at
tote.
't uesoay
the firstlif which will be held next
A. 25,
12:30
o'clock. Special prizes
Sunday afternoon Rowena
at the Y. street.
IA'. II. All will be given to the winners at the
club rooms, 89
card tables. All card games will be
young
men
whin
are
interested
in the proVided fur, including the old-fash- l
club are invited to attend the meet-
haled keno. Mrs. Joseph Rabinowitz
ing.
and Mrs. Max Goldberg of Owen ave-
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nue are in charge of the affairs. Re-
Athena Girls Club.
servations may he made by calling
The Athena Girls Club held a regu-
lar
meeting
last
Tuesday
evening
at
Mrs.
Goldberg,
Empire
0377,
or next
Mrs. ,
Y. W. II. A. club rooms. A bridge Rabinowitz,
Empire
2313.
The
ft .he organization will be '
hTif;tiitfug ,,,,: tay
clans): was organized and will meet and i
Nov. 4, at the home of
Tuesda y evening from 7 Mrs. Rabinowitz, 302 Owen avenue.
y every
p la 8:30.
to
The business meeting will
follow. The costume dancing party
Fel Siem Club.
held last Saturday evening was a sue-
At the meeting of the Fel Siem
cess. The club is planning another Club, held last Friday at the home
event to be held in the near future.
Miss Ruth Korn, 9001 Oakland
The next meeting will take place of
• avenue, final arrangements were
Tuesday evening, Nov. 4, at 89
made for a bridge-tea to beheld at
wens street.
Oriole Terrace Saturday afternoon,
1. Tickets have been sold by

A 1, , arii meeting of the Jewish
Worne4I, European Welfare Organiz-
ation held last Saturday evening
at the nome of Mrs. M. Weiner, 971
Alger avenue. The meeting was
called for the purpose of discussing
further plans for a dance to be given
the e, fling of Armistice Day, Nov.
11, nie
t th Arena Gardens. The pro-
ceed• from the dance will be used to
effect the transfer of European war-
orphai .• to Palestine. Mrs. I. Rosen-
stein 1. chairman of the committee in
charge 4f the dance. She is assisted
by Mr- Joseph Zuckerman, Mrs.
Agne• Levine and Mrs. Susel Gold-
Ladies Auxiliary, Pisgah Lodge. Nov
stick. A public meeting of the organ-
A special social meeting of the La- all Members of the club and may be
ization was held last Tuesday evening
dies
Auxiliary of Pisgah Lodge, No. obtained at the door.
at the Farnsworth Synagogue.
34, I. 0. B. II., will be held at the
Blue Bird Girls.
lodge
rooms, 406 East Adams avenue,
Hebrew Ladies Aid.
At a meeting of the Blue Bird Girls
The Ilebrew Ladies Aid Society next Monday evening. Friends of held Tuesday evening, Oct. 28, final
held a card party last Wednesday members have been invited to the arrangements were made for the sixth
evening at the I. 0. B. A. Hall, 682 meeting. Refreshments will be served. annual charity dance to be held Sun-
East Warren avenue. The proceeds The first of the monthly dances spon- day evening, Nov. 9, at the Hotel
from the affair, which was well at- sored by the auxiliary was given at Statler. Miss Anna Kurtzman, chair-
tended, will be used for the various the Statler Hotel last Sunday even- man of the affair, has appointed on
charities in which the society is in- ing. A large crowd was in attend- the committees to assist her t h e
ance. Subsequent dances will be given
terested.
at the hotel the last Sunday evening Misses Edith Sominsky, Sarah Dorf-
of each month. The date of the next man, Bessie Helfand, Tillie Ilalperin,
V. Y. H. A.
Ida Greenw
dance is Nov. 30.
The Vlatlimiretzer Young Helpers
The next regular meeting will
'
Club has completed its plans for a
be held Tuesday evening, Nov. 4, at
Benevolent
Loan
Association.
pirate dance to be given the evening
the
home
of Mrs. A, Ross, 2753 Cort-
Samuel Rosen has been appointe
of Nor. 2 at the Talmud Torah at official collector of the Benevolent land avenue.
Philadelphia and Byron avenues.
Tickets are being sold by all members Loan Association and will have all re-

Hebrew Orphan Home.

The officers and board of directors
, of the Detroit Hebrew Orphan Home
are completing arrangements for the
annual dance of the organization to
be given at the Arena Gardens, Toes-
da n Nov 17. No tickets are being
mailed out. They are being sold at
t home, 47 Rowena street, and by
members of the board of directors.
Finzel's Orchestra will play and there
,
will be refreshments.

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Mrs. Sidney Stone, chairman, and Mrs. Fannie Rodin, Direc-
president, as well as the other members of the Board of
tors, will have tickets for sale.

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the decorations 11011 furnishings.

Exterior Painting
Interior Decorating
Wall Papers
Exquisite Furniture
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And it isn't so much a question of how much
you spend as it is that of tasteful selection--and
the knowledge of how to take advantage of every
favorable condition—making the most of the lati-
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Upholstering
Draperies
Rugs and Carpets
Lamps and Shades
Window Shades
Objets de' Art

Dean Studios offer a variety of choice from which
such selections may be made--and the experience
necessary to produce the most pleasing effects. 'the
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means much to those who care!

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The last meeting of the Social Mix-
ers was held at the home of Miss Fay
Ettinger of 1613 Clairmount avenue.
Arrangements are being made for a
dance to be given at Jericho Temple,
Oakland and Melbourne avenues,
Sunday evening, Nov. 23. Tickets are
being sold by each member and may
be obtained at the door. Members
of the club attended a masquerade
party last week at the home of Miss
Gladys Gilbert of 1332 Theodore
street, Club pins have been ordered
for the members. Joseph Grant and
Joseph Brilliant, members of Ayron
Social Club, were guests of the or-
ganization. Refreshments were served ,
and dancing followed. The next :
meeting will be at the home of Miss I
Esther Horowitz, 1478 Hazelwood
avenue.

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The Alattvlin Club held a special I , /sr
.a.t.
TES
a
I • VII • n• t-t•
meeting last Monday evening at the
liTr 1111
1Jor,
, home of Miss Ann Raimi, 4620 Michi-
Woodward at Parsons. Glendale 8290.
dan avenue. Plans were made for a Classes:
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Halloween party to be given Nov. 1
T he C111,1 woe's
at the home of Miss Rae Siegel, 51 I the Y. W. II. A., although the house
A THOUSAND LAUGHS A MINUTE
i -
v ae.
sue The next meeting will 1 has been opens to club- since the tir-t
, Owe n
classes are start -
.
:Meeting Cir the first time in 2
d their enthusiasm at the remarkable
at the home o f NT • Rose' of the month. The
1 e . 0 .
Thousands have already exp
d ea l o f p ep years, the Sunday School of Mt. Sine li
Swatlo, 1989 Hazelwood avenue.
inn out with a great
acting of the cast. Sea them in
There
are
still
vacancies
in
the
mi
•
•
finery and home nursing claases. Society assembled in the Tayl:i
Junior Star Sewing Club.
THE GREATEST MUSICAL COMEDY OF THE SEASON
Home nursing is invaluable, especial- School last Sunday. Regular nieriii,
The last' meeting of the Junior Star
'Dung married women, and it will be held from 10 to 12 noon. o'!,
I Sewing Club was held at the home
i
girls like until the synagogue is •ompl , ••.•.1 'id
of Miss Selma Klein, 3758 Brush is a well known fact that
treet. Plans were completed for a , pretty hats—so hurry up and register city has given the society
Halloween party to be given Saturda - I before it is too late.
to use the Taylor School. Pr•linin
'
I evening,
ary meetings for organization ha, •
Nov. 1 at the I. 0. R. A. I
s:
Hall, 032 East Warren avenue. Twen- Saturday Night Da nce e .:
been held, but this was the first etas.
place at Tem- meeting. Lei-sons were conducted by
Hebrew
,
Our
first
dance
Tok
Ty-seven eh ildren from the
Orphans Dome will be the guests of plc Beth El Saturday night, Oct. 25, Mr. and 'Mrs. Reuben Levin for
the club at this party. The next meet- and was a success. About 430 young classes numbering 211 children under
;rag will be at the home of Miss Rosa- men and women were present.
12 and about till adults. Louis Gild-
Personally Directed by the Well Known Play Writer
man was elected superintend. r'
find Seiner of Medbury avenue.
Monthly Meeting:
Miss
Charlotte. Bergsman .e. l• 1 1 -
and Artist, Samuel Auerbach.
n rn,
t mn e , t.t tir nagnk waR sohzInel The Sunday School is to be
ruhlit,.yt,irts;,ntno2nhly
Perigolds Sorority.
Rosen-
The Perigolds Sorority held its last suT
,
three
classes,
children under 1.' yeiirs
Soubrette."
And including Sadie Sheingold, "New York's Greatest
regular meeting at the home of Miss Watt, who is director of the budget old, children between 12 :Ind 1 , 1, and
Jean Collins of Cameron avenue. The department of the Fir-t National and thine over 16. I dirt Sun - 1
T:tkets on sale all week at the Box Office, also •t Knoppow's Drug
' club is planning several special tea- Central Savings Banks, gave an inter- day were delivered 4y \ Lab. tein,
iv neit Na-
i tures for its first annual dance, which toting and instructive ta lk
Store, Twelfth at Gladstone.
president of Mt.
, of Ijoing." than Seitovitz and Louis Goldman.
I will be held Sunday evening, Nov. 23, girls on the "Businies
sang Jewish and Jules Levy led the singing. Plans are
i at the Elks Temple. C. Al Dewey's
evesonweisommesonnellaMMIIIIIIIMINAMMIAMMIN
IPSI Orchestra will play. The next regu- Miss
Italians
Emma
folk Lazaroff
songs.
now under way for the organization
of a ladies auxiliary to the society,
lar meeting will be in the form of a
This Sun-
00,.
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social gathering for the members and Athena Girls: --
Mr. Goldman 31111101.
_
The Athena Girls Club entertained day school marks the revival of regu-
their friends and will he held Tues.
Hotel
.
lar weekly meetings for the Jews of
day evening. Nov. 4, at the home "1 at a dance given at the Static!
Miss Esther Berger of Jos. Canspau Oct. 5. A large crowd attended and this city. In recent years they have
of the
servion
, it was considered successful.
not only for the ob
at
!MOW ,
holy days. Under the direction of
Abram Weil, a Sunday school was
Open House:
Sigma Beta Sorority.
m of started 21 years ago, meetings were
tnig scene
, si stall I the
o n is. F,
u house
The last meeting of the Sigma Beta gayT he elb
night, when he'll in a rented hall and a teacher
gatherings
Sorority was held at the home of Miss
Salve Sachs, 1659 West Philadelphia the "Friday Nighters" meet for open was obtained from Detroit. But trans.
avenue. The sorority is planning to house. Any young man or woman (natation difficulties hindered the reg-
give a bridge tea at the Palmetta 110- who is a stranger in Detroit is cor- ular attendance of the teacher and
the school lasted only about a year.
tel Sunday afternoon, Dec. 7. Tickets dimly i nv ited.
' are heing sold by the Misses Sadye
, Sachs, 167,9 West Philadelphia aye- Second Annual Banquet:
Do you remember the wonderful "The Fool" Returns for Week's
nue; Dorothy Diamond, 1952 Seward
Of Congregation Shaarey Zcclek.
avenue, and Gertrude Ilassol, 2054 time you had at the first "Y" annual
Engagement at Garrick
e
ting
will
banquet
last year? The second one
I Virginia park. The next me
Jewish Cemetery in the city. Family plots ranging
N■ •,t beautiful, well - krst
rea son•
Sunday Evening.
be at the home of Miss Florence E. 61 conning, swim Sunday, Nov. 2.t.
1 , :un four to twelve graves can be purchased by the Jew.sh community at bu t the
only Shaarey Zedek members
Corn. 287 Medbury avenue, Tuesday Make your reservations early because
11 d,,,,,e. The ,,,,,,, y ie envy to n of
limited number
e
we
can
on
y
entire Jewis h community.
1
.
1
ov.
evening, Nov
"The Fool," ('harmingPollock s
A delicious dinner for on y $ 1.
In Case of Bereavement Call
masterful and stirring drama that
For Information Call
3
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L. KATZER. 589 East Kirby
Alpine Social Club.
n. 5. ZEMON, 8113 Virginia Park
made
new theatrical history in I h • -
Northwey 2496
The Alpine Social Club entertained Hikers, Attention:
Empire 8040
hike will be held on Sun- trolt by a continuous ru n of four
or
first
1 If. EHRLICH, 6353 Second Blvd.
The
t
a
Halloween
party
last
week
at
the
•
club weeks to absolute capacity houses last
East Hancock
Northway 0312
home of Miss Ida Schwartz. Miss d ay , Nov. 2. Report at the
I. SAULSON, 300
one seek only
I. SAULsoN, 300 East Hancock
Glendale 3552
house
at
9
o'clock
sharp.
Bring
in- sea-on will return for the week be-
prize
for
a
Dora
Gosevitz
received
Glendale 3982
Theater
The next meeting terurban fare and your lunch. Wear at the Garrick
the best costume. Th
Sunday
night,
Nov. 2. "The
ginning
id the club will he open to its friends. knickers and low heeled shoe,.
!sal rlansaustinii
Fo a l" is a drama that has taught peo-
-
I t will be held at the home of Maurice
ple
to
think
of
life
as
it
is and how
2 o'clock. .airs. Jacob Harvith, presi-
Schwartz.
not a preach-
dent of the club, is chairman of the it may he bettered; it is of good deeds
—
the
p r affair. t . ment Or a document
,. i, ,..t.
Et• Rho Sigma.
Nnirms miAtT:iphin j c.h ert o r hgy e , of
e e silent patterned after any play or sermon
The Eta Rho Serrority enter e
from the pulpit. It happens to be , a
J
gained 12 guests at the home of the and Mrs. Manuel acoby,
seteretary. real drama bawd on life, where all
mi s ,e s Day ielov, 22211 flaZelwond ave- are assisting her. The proceeds from real drama comes from, among peo-
nue. last Tuesday evening. A card the affair will he used for making ple everybody knows of or has seen,
women and girls.
BOESKY BROS.'
table Was raffled and won by Samuel layettes for poor
its mission hoing to tell people over
Samuels. The proceeds from the
attain many things they have known
Newest Delicatessen Store
Halcyon Club.
raffle will he used for Thanksgiving
but have forgotten.
The
Halcyon
Club
will
be
host
at
baskets for poor families.
At
an invitational dance at the Palmetto
—
The
NOV.
I.
Completed,
Will
Be
the
Finest
Shop
Hotel
Saturday
evening,
When
Epsilon No Sorority.
The St. Louis Board of Education
A regular meeting of the Epsilon Royal Melody boys will furnish the has named the new school for crip-
of Its Kind in America.
pled children the Elias Michael School
Nu Sorority was held at the home of music and entertainment.
It Will Be Your Pride and Pleasure to Shop Here.
Miss Betty Taylor, 635 Holbrook ave-
after the dead philanthropist of that
Ater a
Michael played a con-
nue, last Tuesday evening.lift
Judge John B. Caverly, who pre nano.. Mr.
ness
short business meeting, the
sided at the Leopold-Loeb trial, is out spicuous part in the development of
tables
of
bridge.
St. Louis .Jewish institutions and their
entertained with two
with a statement in support of a drive maintenance, as well as in municipal
--
for $2,500.000 to establish • crime
Zedakah Club.
hospital in New York, where youths affairs. For many years he was the
!
The Zedakah Club will give a card
president of the Jewish Alliance
HASTINGS AT FARNSWORTH
will be given scientific examination Night School and was active in all
I party at the Detroit Federation of
Better Known as
houle.; and treatment to save them from lives Jewish and civic enterprises.
women's
Clubs,
4811
Second
THE FARNSWORTH KOSHER DELICATESSEN
(
yard, Tuesday afternoon, NOV. 25, at of crime.

CLOVER HILL PARK CEMETERY

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Detroit Hebrew Orphans Home
Arena Gardens

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A Word to the Wise

is Sufficient!

5/ WOULD Y 0 U

Break down the high standard of education in

Michigan by throwing nearly 125,000 pupils into

an

already overcrowded school system? Think! Would

it build up or break down thatsystem?

0 0 WOULD YOU -

Imperil

the health of thousands of school children?

Thousands of cases of sickness •re reported in

Michigan monthly. Do you think overcrowded

schools would check or increase these cues of

sickness?

Public, Private and Church Schools have worked
together ill a program of state-wide education.
Each deserves credit for the part it has played.

Preserve Our High Standard of Education
by Voting (X) "NO"!

This amendment i• opposed by the following men who have

taught at the University of Derail:

HENRY BUTZEL

HAROLD GOODMAN

MAX FREEDMAN

ALVIN HIRSCH

BENJAMIN GLADWIN

SAMUEL J. HOEXTER

ISADORE LEVIN