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staged one of the most successful af-
fairs of its kind Sunday afternoon,
Nov. 28, at Temple Emanuel. Pre-
ceding the ceremonies an auto parade
with
police escorts, endrcling the en-
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tire neighborhood, was held. The pro-
gram, opened by selections given by
Glass' 35 piece juvenile band, was fol-
lowed by a few words of welcome by
Rabbi A. M. Ashinsky. I. Beckman,
president of the Emanuel Congrega-
tion, gave the introductory remarks in
which he presented Seymour Tilchen,
president of the Young Etnanuels, as
chairman of the evening. Following
the talk explaining the ultimatum of
the organization and the significance
of the Dedicattion of the Scriptures,
honors for holding and receiving the
Scrolls of the I.aw were bought with
an unusual response. J. Rosenberg,
principal of the high school depart-
ment of the United Hebrew Schools,
addressing the audience, told how
down through the ages the Torah alone
was responsible for keeping the in-
tegrity of the Jewish nation. The
program was concluded with musical
numbers given by the band as the
Scrolls were being ushered in, and
with the singing of the memorial
services by Cantor Milkovisky for the
deceased mother of the donors of the
scriptures, M. and J. Birnbaum. Re-
freshments were served at the close
of the ceremonies.
Commenting on the outcome of the
affair, Rabbi Ashinsky remarked,
"The dedication ceremonies have been
unusually successful from every angle,
and they have left a lasting impres-
sion on all that attended.”
Alexander Friedman, chairman of
the committee on arrangements and
his assistants, Hanna Katzer, Betty
and Ida Karbd, and Judith Ashinsky,
are to be given the credit for establish-
ing the function as unique in the
minds of Detroit Jewry.
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HARRY SUTTON, JR.
G eneral Manager
Randolph 2604 - 2771
1504 BROADWAY
Chanukah Party:
The Northwestern Branch will en-
tertain the guests of the lame on Sun-
day, Dee. 5, from 2 to I p. in. Mrs.
Anna Lallret has charge of arrange-
ments.
Meeting:
The next regular meeting will take
place on Monday. Dec. 13, at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Abraham Ferar, 2959
Clements avenue. This is near Lin-
wood avenue. All members having
tickets to dispose of for the bridge,
kindly report at this meeting.
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This Saturday evening the members
The Y.Knot Paper:
The Y-Knot, the "Y" publication and friends are invited to attend the
regular
Saturday night dances that
has been sent to the members. If
there are any members who have not are being resumed by the Y. W. H. A.
at
Webster
}lel!. A pleasant evening
yet received it, please notify the of-
is assured all who will attend.
fice, Glendale 7971.
A regular meeting will beheld this l
g. More Hikes:
There will be a hike Sunday morn- Sunday afternoon at 89 Rowena
ing, Dec. 5, starting from the club- street, and in addition to the regular
house at 9:15. All details will be business a fine program of entertain- ,
planned for the sports club at this ment has been arranged by the social
committee in celebration of Chanukah.
hike.
A cordial invitation is extended to all
young men to join the Detroit Y. M.
11. A.
No Comparable Quality
Near Its Price
In every phase of chassis construction, the Hupmobile
Six reveals the characteristic sturdiness which alone
insures long life and low costs.
Many of these superiorities you will detect at a glance.
You will note a costly reinforced frame of heavy steel,
built especially strong and rigid to support the weight
of closed bodies.
You will see a total spring length of 91 inches for a
wheelbase of 114 inches—providing extraordinary cush-
ioning for passengers and mechanism alike.
(Brother of [sham Jonei)
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118 Michigan Ave. (West of Kinsel's)
12 to 2 — 6 to 8 — 9:30 to I A. M.
[ NO COVER CHARGE AT ANY TIME
Special Dining Rooms for banquets and large or small pmties
without additional charge.
Phone Cadillac 5074 — Ask for Mr. Woods.
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GREETINGS
from
Verner, Wilhelm and Moldy
Architects
and
Builders
824 BOOK BUILDING
Cadillac 9280
Sedan, five-passenger,
four-door, 1 1385. Coupe,
two-passenger, with rum-
ble seat,'I3b5• Roadster,
with rumble scat, *1385.
Touring, five-passenger,
'1325. Equipment in-
cludes 30 x 5.25 balloon
tires, four-wheel brakes.
All prices f. o. b. Detroit.
OW morn. Mx.
[ On the 'Fifth Floor I
This is QUALITY luggage—the kind that will give lasting service.
It is especially suitable for Christmas giving. Every price quoted
below is considerably below regular.
Women's Enameled Cases at $15.00
Four sizes, 24, 26, 28 and 30 inches. All have removable trays.
Tan or black leather trimmed. Cretonne lined.
ALUMNI OF CLEVELAND
J. 0. H. TO MEET DEC. 5
And in the high-priced cam and lever steering gear, you
will observe an exclusive Hupmobile feature which ac-
counts for both ease of steering and a wide margin of safety.
Men's Genuine Cowhide Bags, $10.98
Both 24 and 26-inch bags of fine, durable cowhide, well made and
carefully finished.
The Detroit Chapter of the Alumni
of the Cleveland Jewish Orphan Ilome
will hold its monthly meeting on Sun-
day, Dec. 5, at the Irnai li'rith Com-
munity Center, 275 East Ferry ave-
nue. There are about 75 graduates of
the home residing in Detroit, all of
whom are expected to attend, there
being matters of vital interest to be
transacted.
The committee on entertainment of
the chapter has arranged a social
gathering at the Oriole Terrace Cafe,'
3073 East Grand Boulevard, for next
Sunday evening. In addition to a
banquet, there will be a concert, fol-
lowed by dancing. Michael Sharlett,
superintendent of the home and a
number of Cleveland alumni, will be
present as honor guests.
Women's Enameled Hat Boxes at $2.98
Fine enameled boxes with tan, brown or black binding. These are
extraordinary at this price. Others at $4.98, $5.98 to $13.50.
Men's Fine Gladstone Bags at $16.50
Made of real cowhide, in 20 and 24-inch sizes. Other Gladstone
bags up to $75.
Smaller Week-End Cases at $5.95
These are black enameled cases, 24 and 26-inch sizes, lined with
pretty cretonne. Others up to $45.
Because of the demand for gift merchandise apace in our leather
goods section, this .de is being held on the FIFTH FLOOR.
In our neighbor's hands the mor-
sel always appears big.
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Quality of this type, found everywhere in this finer
Six, explains why Hupmobile owners drive their cars
years longer than the average—and why they are not
subjected to the excessive maintenance costs often associ-
ated with cars of moderate price.
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Frank Jones' Superb Orchestra
Finer Quality Overnight Cases, Traveling
Bags, Gladstone Bags, Hat Boxes
and Week-end Cases.
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SEYMOUR SIMONS
Annual Ball:
TO annual ball of the Jewish Old
Folk's Home will be held at the Hotel
Statler On Sunday evening, Jan. 16.
Several novelties are being arranged
On Sunday evening, Dec. 5, at 6 for the younger set.
o'clock, the Jericho Building Associa-
tion will entertain members of Jeri- Bridge Tea:
The Northwestern Branch is giving
a bridge-ten at the Belcrest, 5440 Cass
avenue, en Wednesday Dec. 15, at 2
p. m. For tickets call Mrs. Max Rich,
Empire 59214 ; Mrs. Samuel Singer,
Arlington 7473-W, or Mrs. E. Green-
field Euclid 2828-W.
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OLD FOLKS HOME
BANQUET PLANNED
Membership:
We are pleased to welcome so ninny
ABE ZEFF
new members, but still have room for
cho Lodge and their families in sale- ni-re. For application blanks call
bration of the Festival of Lights and i Mrs. Milton P. Fisher, 235 Tuxedo
the purchase of a lot on Joy runt avenue, Longfellow 7079. Fees $2.
near Linwood, where the new Jericho
Community House will be erected in BICUR CHOLEM DANCE
the spring.
PLANS ARE COMPLETED
A banquet will be held in the tem-
ple and a delightful program of en-
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program replete with diversified
tertainment is being completed. The
principal address of welcome sad entertainment by Jack Harriss and his
"gang"
featured the Bicur Cholem
greetings will be delivered by Abra-
ham Zed, president of Jericho Build- Society meeting on Thursday evening,
Dec.
2,
at
Broker's hall.
ing Association. David Gottlieb,
Samuel Wexler, chairman of the
chairman of the entertainment com-
dance
committee,
reported that plans
mittee, is in charge of the affair.
The entire fourth floor of the are nearing completion fur the Rev-
Book-Cadillac lintel, including the entcenth annual ball to be held on Sat-
crystal and grand ballrooms, has urday evening, Dec. 25, at the General
been engaged to care for the large Motors ballroom. The proceeds of this
attendance which is expected at the affair, as in the past, are to be given
(lance to be given by the organization exclusively to charity. Tickets may
on Sunday, Jan. 9, 1927. Billy Bu- be obtained from members or at the
shoes two celebrated dance orches- door the evening of the affair. Ad-
tras have been engaged for the occa- mission is $1.25 per person. The
Friday Evening Services:
sion and several well known radio famous Blackbirds Orchestra has been
On Dec. 3, the Friday evening ser- stars will entertain during the eve- engaged to furnish the dance music.
The next meeting will be held Thurs-
vices at the Y. W. H. A. were con- ning. Tickets have been mailed to
ducted by Dr. Alvin D. Hersch. His members of the lodge and may be day evening, Dec. 16.
subject was "What Think Ye of God?" obtained from the members or at the
and was a very vivid and interesting door the evening of the affair.
Delray Mothers Club:
discussion on the Jewish view-point
A meeting of the Delray Mothers
of God. The choir has added to its
Club will be held Tuesday evening,
repertoire of music and showed fine
Dec. 7, at 8 o'clock, at the Delray
practice. A social hour followed and
Synagogue, Bourdeno and Cary
tea was served.
streets. Officers for the ensuing year
Now that the basket ball season is will be elected and all members are
Dr. Ilersch will also conduct the
ser vices on Dec. 10, when his discus- well on its way, the numbers of the urged to attend.
sion will be on the Jewish view-point athletic club of the "Y" are working
o f Immortality, the subject being, enthusiastically in preparation for
"What Think Ye of Death?" The pub- the forthcoming basket ball games,
lic is invited. Services are held in which are scheduled to commence the
the Little Theater, 89 Rowena street, middle of this month. Workouts are
held twice a week, Tuesday and
at 8:15.
Thursday evenings, at the school on
Wilson and Gladstone avenues, under
The Monthly Meeting:
The second monthly meeting of the the supervision of a prominent basket
Y. NV. II. A. was held at the club- ball coach. Any young man interested
house, Nov. 28. Many announcements is urged to communicate with the di-
were made. A fine program was pre- rector of the athletic department of
sented. Mr. McFarlan of Teachers' the "Y."
College was the speaker. His sub-
Dec. 29, the "Y" will hold its first
ject, "The Installment Plan" was not
only instructive but humorous as well. annual smoker, an event looked for-
Miss Florence Horwitz entertained ward to as the stepping stone towards
with singing and Miss Damsky, dra- the increase of the membership. Many
matic director, concluded the program prominent men as well as prominent
with two monologues which were very entertainers will be present to make
this event a gala one.
real and witty.
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Jericho Building Association to Hold
With the largest crowd that ever
Chanukah Celebration.
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