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OLD FOLKS HOME HAS CHANUKAH PARTY
GIVEN BY BRANCH, PREPARE FOR DANCE

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'Religion As • Fine Art:"

"Religion As a Fine Art" will be
the subject of Dr. Leo M. Franklin's
sermon Sunday morning, Dec. 20, at
10:45. Everyone is welcome. Mem-
bers are urged to bring their friends.

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Speed, strength and endurance is er—Meyer Waterstone.
Saturday Morning Services:
required of every man who partici- Steffins.
The traditional Sabbath services pates in a basketball bane. It is by Greenberg
Rask
Garet
take place on Saturday morning at for the fastest game played, even Insurance Co.
Raski
10:30. On Saturday, Dec. 26, Dr more strenuous than football. Much B. Waterstone, C rf .
If
It. Brool
Leo M. Franklin will occupy the pul- can be said in regard to the qualifi- M. Asheston
c
II Stoi
pit. On Saturday, Dec. 19, Rabbi cations of the host of players who M. Greenblatt
Leon Fram preaches on the subject take part in the games of Detroit II. Shapero ..........Ig....M 'Z.mmerm i
P.
Starr
rg
S.
Raskin,
Lodge's
Commercial
Basketball
"The International Joseph."
Final score—Raskin's, 21; Gree
League.
If a keen observer were to witness berg Insurance Co., 10. Field got
School of Religion Dramatics:
—B. Waterstone, 1; B. Ketai, 1;'
these
contests,
he
would
have
no
The Chanukah dramatics, an an-
in selecting a team that could Greenblatt, 2; P Starr, I ; F. Raski
nual institution in the School of Re- trouble
whip most of the said star quintets in 2; II. Stone, 5; S. Raskin,
JEWISH OLD FOLKS HOME
ligion, will be given Sunday, Dec. 20. Detroit. Harry Stone, at center, goals—Raskin's, 2; Greenberg's,
high school play will be presented
Substitutes—B. Ketai, for M. Ashi
The following took part in the pro- The
The Chanukah party given last
by the graduating class of 1926. The stands 6 feet 6 inches and easily out-
Sunday evening at the Jewish Old gram: Mrs. Ellenstein, Abe Acker- play is entitled The Unlighted Me- jumps most pivot men who are play- ton; B. Margolin, for R. 11 1,, ks, a
Folks Home proved a success and was man, Emanuel Lewis, Samuel Man- norah," by Eima Ehrlich Levinger. ing today and is one of the most ac- P. Backhaut, for ht. Zimmermi
largely attended. Miss Edna Lewis, dell, Mrs. Anna Rubenstein, Mrs. I. The parents of the high school boys curate shots in the country. Sam Ras- Time of halves-15 minutes. Rota
chairman of the affair, which was Greenberg, Boris Ilolmstock, Miss L. and girls are cordially invited to come kin and Horse Haggerty Mike Green- —John Richardson. Scorer--Mel
given by the Northwestern Branch of Green, Gertrude Zemon, Janice Gold- and see this dramatic performance, blatt are a pair of fine guards, both Waterstone. Timer—Joe Steffins,
Everybod:
the home, was toastmistress. The ing and the Music Study Club. The which takes place at 10 o'clock. The of whom most teams would be proud
Music Shot
program opened with a prayer for the color scheme for decoration was blue intermediate school dramatics will to have their names on their roster, Scholnick's
J.
Rothenberg
rg
II.
Resent!
speedy recovery of two charter mem- and white.
have two performances, one in the while Abe Schmier and Meyer Ep-
If .
The next meeting of the branch morning at 11 o'clock and the other stein would fill the forward's position A. Pereira
N. Ras]
bers, Mrs. George Cohn and Mrs.
M.
Waterstone,C
c
II. Gar
Harry Solinsky. Mrs. H. M. Schell- will be held at the home of Mrs. Ash in the afternoon at 3 o'clock. The with their neat passing and shooting.
S.
Paul
lir
I.
Schreil
It
is
the
same
men
who
are
now
lead-
on
LaSalle
boulevard
next
Tuesday
man brought the birthday cake of her
play is entitled "It Happened on Cha-
small son to be blessed by "Grandma" evening. Captains for a membership nukah," by Solomon Fineberg. Par- ing their teams for league honors in II. Appel rg A. . ohm
Final score—Scholnick's. 15; 5
Libbie Ellenstein, one of the old la- drive will be appointed. The mem- ents are asked not to come for the Detroit Lodge, No. 55, K. of P.
Jacobys Dyers and cleaners defeat- sic Shoppe, 10 Field Goals -J. Ro
dies at the home. Mrs. Ellenstein and bers are assisting the Young People's morning performance as the inter-
enberg,
2; M. Waterstone, 1; S. Pt
ed
Boesky
Bros.
21
to
19
in
one
of
drs. Louis Rubenstein, president, were Society in arranging the fourteenth mediate department fills the chapel
presented with flowers. The Home annual dance for the home, which completely. Parents are invited to the most exciting battles seen at the 3; N. Raskin, 2; B. Garvin, 2;
Schmier,
1. Foul goals—Seholnicl
Shaarey
Zedek.
The
passing
and
toss-
Relief Society, of which Mrs. H. B. will be held at the Arcadia on Thurs- come for the afternoon performance
Ash is president, presented each in- day, Jan. 14. Elaborate preparations at 3 o'clock. The dramatics depart- ing of the leather for both teams was 4; Everybody's Music Shoppe, 5. S
stitutes—H.
Rott, for N. Rasl
First one team would be
are being made for this event.
mate with a gift.
ment of our School of Religion is un- sensational.
the lead and then the next and Time of halves-15 minutes. Rote
der the direction of Miss Cyreld Ep- in
—John
Richardson.
Score r-
it was anybody's game until the final
stein.
whistle blew, which found the Clean- Greenberg. Timer—Joe Steffins.
Hercules Club, Meadowlarks, Insti-
Standings
ers leading their opponents by a mere
tute Players, Junior Paoli Zion, Jun- The Bethelite:
Won I
two points. William Benderoff and
ior Social Debating Club, West War-
Rabbi Fram urges all the parents Captain Abe Steinberg played a Raskin Garage Co
it
ren-Atereth
Tzvi.
Senior Council of Clubs:
of the children of our school to sub. whale of a game for the winners, Jacobys
3
All absentee clubs should bear in scribe for their children for the Beth- while Captain Meyer Epstein played Boesky Bros.
2
The first regular meeting of the
mind that the next Senior Council
The Bethelite is the Beth El one of the best games the writer has Scholnicks
1
Senior Council of Clubs was held on meeting will be held on the second elite.
school paper, written and edited and
Everybody's Music Shoppe 0
Sunday morning, Dec. 13, at 579 East Sunday of January and every second managed by the children themselves. seen him in, scoring four fields goals Greenberg Insurance Co
0
from mid-field. Al Unger and Her-
thereafter.
In the
meantime
Jew- man Moscovitch also deserve honors
Philadelphia avenue. The following Sunday
remember
that all club
news
should It contains school news, general Jew-
officers were elected: President, Ir-
ish news, stories, poems and articles for their showing.
win Aaron of the Institute Players' be sent to Miss Tannenbaum at 579 —all written by the children. It
Florida must be a wonderful coun-
Club; vice-president, Ethel Butensky East Philadelphia avenue, as quickly means a great deal in the Jewish edu- try, as our old friend and team-mate
of Junior Social Debating Club; sec- as possible.
cation of your child to receive such Horse Hoggerty Mike Greenblatt can
retary, Bella Horowitz of the East
a paper in his home. The subscrip- verify. Mike gained 10 pounds down
tion is 50c and is payable to the there and looks fit as a fiddle. Ile
Jefferson Club. A constitution com- Twelfth Street Mothers Club:
mittee was appointed with Philip
teacher of your child next Sunday was placed on the Greenberg In,ur-
A meeting of the Twelfth Street morning.
Katzin as chairman. The council is
ance team Thursday evening which
planning a get-acquainted party to Mothers Club will be held on Satur-
bucked up against the strong Raskin
be held on Saturday evening, Jan. day afternoon, Dec. 19, at 2:30 p. rn., The Afternoon School:
Garage Company aggregation, but
21, in the Little Theater of the Y. at the Thirkell School, corner of
Although a large number of chil- even his prowess could not halt the
W. H. A. Music, recitations, dancing Fourteenth and Delaware. Robert dren have been registering for the wonderful team work of Captain Sam
and refreshments will constitute the J. Dean of the Detroit Community afternoon sessions of our School of Raskin and Harry Stone. These lat-
Union will give an illustrated talk on Religion, we have still rooms and ter two men played rings around the
program.
The following clubs were repre- "Health" and Miss Elizabeth Salutzky teachers waiting for new children to Insurance Company boys and scored
sented and reported on their respec- of the Ginsberg Library will discuss register. There are thousands of 21 of their team's 24 points. Mike
tive activities, which in th main con- current topics in Yiddish. The Mu- children in Detroit who are not re- Greenblatt was held to two baskets,
sistd of Chanukah latke parties: Del- sic Study Club is planning a very in- ceiving any Jewish education. If you while Captain Ben Waterstone, one
ray-West End Jewish Leaders Club, teresting musical program. Children know any such children, please tell of the best shots in the league, was
East Jefferson- Young Folks' Social under 8 years of age will be taken them about the afternoon session at held to a lonely field goal, scoring in
Club, Rayon Club, Deborians Club, care of by a recreation instructor.
Beth El. There is no fee whatsoever, the first part of the game. M. Zim-
and the teaching and atmosphere are merman of the garage outfit is play-
A Long Distance
ing a great game at guard and is fre-
extremely attractive.
quently seen breaking up the passing
Telephone call is
of his opponents. The score of this
I Beth El College:
a quick and very
Announcement of the second se- game was 24 to 10 in favor of the
mester is soon to be made. It is not Garage team. At this time the writer
effective way to
likely that there will be any room for of this article can see that it is next
new registrants in the Monday eve- to the impossible to beat the Raskin
reach tin out-of-
quintet
unless
the
other
teams
are
ning classes, but there is still room
for more students in the Wednesday bolstered with better material than
towncustomer or
evening classes, and all who are in- they have.
In the last contest of the evening,
terested in taking systematic courses
friend.
in Jewish history, the literature of Scholnick's Ilaberdashery won their
the Bible and Hebrew are invited to first game in three, defeating Every-
It is economical,
body's Music Shop 15 to 10. The
enroll on Wednesday evning.
musicians, with their star, Captain
too,
particularly
Ben Kovan, absent, put up a strong
Max J. Kohler to Address
fight against overwhelming odds and
Men's Temple Club:
if
you
call by tel-
On Tuesday night, Dec. 29, the the Clothiers scored at will. There
ephone number.
Men's Temple Club will hold a were no outstanding stars in this
although Pereira played a
smoker. The speaker of the evening game,
defensive game and kept his op-
will be the distinguished Max J. Koh- fine
ponent,
H. Rosenthal, from scoring
ler, the greatest American authority
the entire contest. A. Pereira
on the subject of immigration. Mr. during
complained
that II. Rosenthal was
Kohler's subject will be "The Un- continually trying
to trip him, but as
Your Lc),
American Character of Our Immigra-
the
referee
could
not see this, he al-
tion Law." Mr. Kohler is the son of
Dia tarn
lowed
Rosenthal
to
continue
and
Dr. Kaufmann Kohler, formerly rabbi
Message is
of Temple Beth El and president warned him to refrain from using
Persona
emeritus of the Hebrew Union Col- rough tactics.
Scores.
lege.
Jacobys
Boesky Bros.
rf
A. Jacobs
H. Goodman
Sisterhood Sewing:
If.. A. Steinberg, C.
Members of the sisterhood are in- A. Sklar
c
.W. Benderoff
vited to come every Thursday morn- II. Livingstone
k Unger
Ig
MICHIGAN DELI
ing for the charitable sewing work. H. Muscovitch
M. Epstein, C rg S. LeBow
TELEPHON E CO
Final score—Jacobys, 21; Boesky
Gymnasium:
Have you joined the gymnasium Bros., 19. Field goals—H. Goodman,
classes? The men's classes meet on 2; A. Sklar, 1; H. Livingstone, 1; II.
Monday and Wednesday evenings and Muscovitch, 1; M Epstein, 4; A. Ja-
the women's classes on Tuesday eve- cobs, 1; A. Steinberg, 4; W. Bender-
off, 3. Foul goals—Jacobys, 4; Boes-
nings and Friday mornings.
ky Bros., 1. Substitutes—M. Good-
man, for II. Muscovitch; B. Jacoby,
Young People's Activities:
The young people of the temple for A. Jacobs, and P. Donan for A.
will soon receive an invitation for the Steinberg. Time of halves-15 min-
opening affair of the Young People's utes. Referee—John Richards. Scor-
Society. The temple office does not somasimommoomalia-ssoommatsomaxwoo ,,,v.o.wom
possess a complete list of the young
people of the temple households and
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names of their children of the age
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