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At a ntretrz ttf the Mogen David
Club held Smurday evening at
1111 Westinin-ter street arrange-
ments were made for a flag drill to
take place Dec. 27. The following
committee was appointed to take
charge: Irwin Shevitz, Aaron Karp,
M yin Rosen, Louis Cutler. Benjamin
Lipson, Bernard Broiler, harry Katz
and Joseph Goldman. The question,
"Resolved, That Political Parties in
l'alestine Would Be Beneficial to the
Zionist Movement," was debated.
Louis Cutler, Aaron Karp and Irwin
Slings, who upheld the affirmative,
were defeated by Samuel Sabolow,
Bernard Broiler and harry Katz, who
pr,•,ented the negative.
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uphohtered suites
We Sell Are Made
You stay open
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Charge Account
here al any time.
To-, N7yaf.,: e l,. .t vaA 'c'd
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Michigan Ave. and Washington BIld.
Opposite new Book-Cadillac Hotel,
Pontiac Nctiro
David E. Cohen of Philadelphia
e as the week-end guest of Sir. and
Mrs. Norman Buckner.
HIGH STREET AT HASTINGS
In order to increase the children's
library, a book-shower was given at
the Jewish Community Center Tues-
day, Nov. I I. The following ladies
were hostesses: Mrs. Benjamin Gold-
stein, Mrs. Louis Solomon, Mrs. M.
Willer and Sirs. Jack Fink. The after-
noon was spent playing bridge and
mah jong and refreshments were
served.
8432 Hamilton at Philadelphia
4721 Warren West at Thirtieth
13506 Oakman Blvd. at Davison
Mrs. J. Meyer of Parke street was
hostess at the Wednesday Bridge
Club last week. High scores were
won by Mrs. William Present and Mrs.
.1. Meyer.
B'nos
Miss Henrietta Katzer of 254 Med-
Irury avenue was hostess at it meeting
of the B'nos Rachel Club last Tues-
day. The following officers were
elected: President, Della Shlain;
vice-president, Rose Cohen; secretary,
Esther Selling, and treasurer, Sylvia
Lapinsky. Jean Ogroskin, Esther
Serling and Sylvia Lapinsky were ap-
pointed to arrange a Chanukah party
for the members. The next netting
will he held Tuesday, Nov. 25, at the
home of Miss Sylvia. Lapinsky, 544
Kirby avenue.
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T'S what you don't see
in upholstered furniture
that determines its worth
—it's the hidden quality that
measures its true value!
Knowing as we do, the entire
construction of every uphol-
stered suite we sell—know-
ing that the materials and
workmanship are the best
possible for the money, we
can and do guarantee such
merchandise. Our veloir
mohair and tapestry furni-
ture is built to give dollar-
for-dollar value and service
—the only kind worthy of a
place in your home! Inferior
values simply look good on
the "surface." They fail to
make good in their service!
Club
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PAGE THREE
Y. W. H. A. NOTES
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Banquet:
The second manual Y. W. II. A.
•banquet, which was to he held at the
clubhouse, 89 Rowena street, Nov.
23, has been postponed until Sun-
day. Dec. 7. All members are re-
quested to make their reservations by
Dec. 3. The price is $1.
Monthly Meeting:
The Jewish Young People's Society
of Saginaw has issued an invitation to
the Jewish people of Pontiac to attend
a series of lectures, the first of which
will be held Sunday afternoon, Dec.
7, at the community center in Sag-
inaw. Dr. Israel Hellen will deliver
the address.
NOVELTY BALL GIVEN
BY WESTERN LADIES
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Chinese Chippendale Suite
The Western Ladies' Aid Society,
an organization interested in the re-
lief of needy families, will sponsor
a novelty ball Saturday evening, Nov.
2.9, at the Kirby Center' Kirby and
St. Antoine avenues. The proceeds
of the ball will be devoted to the
society's relief activities. The so-
ciety was organized in 1916. The of-
ficers are Mrs. Anna Schwartz, pre,
ident; :Mrs. Dora Finkel, vicelgesi•
dent; Mr 011ie Keller, treasurer;
Mrs. Bessie Eisenberg, financial sec-
retar•; Mrs. Ida Spinach. recording
secretary. SIN. J. Rubin, past pros-
ident, is taking an active part in ar-
ranging the dance.
Take a Full Year
to Pay Without
An y Interest or
Other Charges.
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INE beautiful pieces in genuine
V.4 ,.‘ antique walnut, with
a row
01 daintily hand carved Rosewood
trimming. The panels are of hurl
walnut.
The suite consists of a 72-inch ex-
The monthly meeting of the Y. \V
Items on Sale
11. A. will he held at the clubliod-, HISTORY OF SPANISH
Sunday afternoon, Nov. 30, at 3
JEWS MARKSON THEME
Only at
o'clock. Samuel Heyman, who recent-
ly returned from a trip to the holy
. t :iron I). 1\larkson will delver an
tension tattle, 66-inch buffet, enclosed
I and, will speak on "Bits of Pales- introduction to a study of Spanish-
china cabinet, five chairs and host
;:no."
Jewl h history at the s ini-monthly
chair with luxurious sprint; seats up-
tinz of the Zionist Cultural So_
Monday evening, Nov. 21, at
holstered in fine "Chase" mohair. •
s
, , 'clock, at the Jewish 1Voinati's
A suite with real character and •
Rowena street. l'hilio
1426 Washington Blvd.
wonderful offering at this price.
Twelfth Street Mothers' Club.
will talk on current topics.
Solid M•hoony Martha
Si .2 crl
The Twelfth Street Mothers' Club
Serum: table at $48 albtronal.
W•shington Sewing Cabinet .1.0•01./
will meet in the auditorium of the
Hutchins School, Gladstone and Wil-
Handsome Wrought Iron
son avenues, Saturday afternoon,
Telephone Stand and Chair
No•. 22, at 2 o'clock. Mi-s Anita
Pogotin of the , hild Wel ifareyepart ,- Famed Russian Ballet Dancer to Ap-
33 by 42-in. Gataleg Table
nt of the Tinted Jew sh harm,-
of Genuine Mahogany .... $
pear Tuesday Evening.
sneak on "Child Welfare" and
Exquisite Venetian Mirrors,t.
Ir-. Mary O'Donnell Turner, of the
Tharnar Karsavina, whose name is
Oblong style. Special....
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= Board of Commerce, will speak on of Russian ballet dancing, introduced I
Console Tables in Genuine
— "Citizenship for Women." Dancing in the United States by Pachuca.
e
Antique Mahogany
in the gymnasium will follow the Diaghileff and Nijinsky. will appear
Hand-carved Walnut Chairs
= meeting.
Stores ofien
in Orchestra Hall Tuesday evening.
$
in Brocaded French Velour...
119
Nov. 25.
Monday, IK/ ed
GIVES USE OF STORE
After succeeding; Madame Pitylowa
ncsday and Sat-
as
premier°
star
of
the
Russian
Im-
FOR RUMMAGE SALE
perial Ballet in Moscow, Thamar Kar-
urday nights.
Jacob Seholnick has donated the savina immediately attracted the at-
tention
of
the
critical
world.
M'hen
= use of one of his new stores at Ilas-
=, lingo and Benton streets to the Detroit Dinghileff formed his famous com
Hall, have effected arrangements for url Sheikevitz. Mr. Meyerowitz is a
Chapter of Iladassah for its rummage pany he placed Karsavina at the head
the •appearance in Detroit, beginning singer of note and composed the bulk
sale next week. :Members who have of his ballet as prima ballerina. But
Sunday everting, Nov. 30, of the dis- of the song male incorporated in con-
the
capricious
star,
for
reasons
known
articles suitable for the rummage are
tinguished Lipzin Theater Company temporary 'Yiddish plays. Ilk compo-
only to herself, did not cross the
re quested to call 'Mrs. Louis Halb-
New York Cast Will Give Comedies of New York. The organization is sitions are said to embody the spirit of
stein. Cedar 3757, or Mrs. Meyer M. occan and remained in I'aris and in
and
Light
Operas.
composed of 30 men and women who Yiddish folk lore and music. Sir. and
Applebaum, Northway 0173-.1, in or- Landon, where for the last ten years
have been desertiond as combining in Mrs. Sheikevitz have a long record
= der to have these articles called for. she retained, undisputed, the foremost
place as a choreographic interpreter
In response to an overwhelming re• an unusual way ability as actors and of distinction in Yiddish drama
of the masters of music.
quest of local Yiddish theater goers competence as musical artists. The abroad and in this country.
SPECIAL. TEACHERS
Recently she came to this country for musical comedies, operettas, light plays they present are featured by
The east whirl: will make its initial
bow will consist of 40 performers. It
CHOOSE MISS ZINO on her first tour and her debut in melodramas and romantic dramas, effective ensemble singing.
New York a few days ago was sen- Abraham ('ogut and J. I,. Pearl, pro-
The company is headed by David will present an operetta entitled "The
moters of Yiddish drama at Orchestra Meyerowitz and Mr. tool Sirs. Sam- Pride of My Race."
Miss Elizabeth Zino, Member of the sationally successful.
= staff of the Bishop School, was elt,
ted secretary-treasurer of the group
1 f teachers throughout Michigan
= which instructs subnormal childrcn.
This- group, which is a part of II,
-
s pecial education section of IL , \In I,-
WM. ZIMMERMAN, President
FRED C. STANCE, Secretary and Manager
con.
III State Teachers Ass•a•Wt
ducted sessions on methods in the ed.
LEO TAUBE, Vice-President
OSCAR LAMSENS, Treasurer
ova tion of mentally defective children
= at a recent meeting in Grand Rapids.
sessions constituted a part of the
= annual meeting of the .Michigan State
= Teachers Association. The teachers Me
1 ,-77 who are not engaged in special edu-
= ration met in Detroit.
These
INSTITUTE NOTES
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The Bricklayers' Union recently
conducted a test of the so-called ideal
wall type of brick building. Since
the introduction of this type of laying
brick in Detroit by the brick manu-
facturers' association considerable dis-
cussion over it obtained between
bricklayers who knew this type of
con struction and those who were un-
a ware of it. The contention of the
m anufacturers relative to the ease
w ith which it could be laid was po-
unced. To satisfy itself and to set-
tle all doubt the union delegated three
members at its own expense to make
a test of this type of brick laying.
The test was conducted in the appren-
ticeship brick laying class at the Cass
Technical High School on Nov. 4.
This committee was mac up of a
man who understood laying the
"ideal" wall construction, a man who
had never seen it before but was a
mpetent bricklayer, and a third man
who acted as tender. It was demon-
strated beyond doubt that bricklay-
ers can easily lay one thousand bricks
a day in this "ideal" wall type of con-
struction and that there follows a re-
duction in expense which makes the
co st of brick construction 05 low as
frame construction. The bricklayer
who had never seen the wall before
found rafter brief practice that he
c ould lay it quickly and said that a
real bricklayer could easily learn to
lay a wall as fast and in just as large
a quantity as if it were solid con-
struction.
Jewelers,
Goldsmiths
Silversmiths
is
being L.
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