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TI E WrRon;kwisnamornat
$20 for J. N. F.
Through Rev. H. Milkovsky, $20
was remitted to the Jewish Nation-
al Fund, this sum having been
raised at the Bris of the new born
son of Mr. and Mrs. Max Waster
who was named Leonard Israel.
0/11.
Laundress
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man and Mrs. Morris Newman as
co-chairman will be assisted by the
following committee: Mrs. Charles
Rabbi and Mrs. Israel Lebentli-
Marks, Mrs, Harry Levine, Mrs. ger are receiving congratulations
Israel Kaplan, Mrs. Ralph Paul, on the birth of a (laughter on Nov.
a s
Mrs. Eli Sachse, Mrs. Herman 7.
wits e W ' 4...- Fisher, Mrs. J. J. Ruby, Mrs. Har-
ry Sklar, Mrs. Alex Taub, Mrs.
An organization meeting of the
Mr. and Mrs. Ben 13. Schwartz Mandel Rosenzweig, Mrs. Isadore Young People's League, of the
Shaar Ilashomayim Synagogue was
of 2433 Blaine avenue announce Karbel and Mrs. Max Schubiner,
the Bar Mitzvah of their nephew,
held at the home of Miss Minnie
Mr. and Mrs, Ralph Paul an- Gelber, 23 Hall avenue, on Thurs-
Albert Goldberg, on Saturday
morning, Nov. 16, at the Twelfth- nounce the Bar Mitzvah of their day evening, Nov, 7. Rabbi I.
Atkinson branch of the Shaarey- son, Roy David, on Saturday, Nov. Lebendiger outlined to the meeting
Zedek. They will be at home to 16, at 0:30 a. nt. at Congregation the purpose of such an organiza-
relative% and friends on Sunday, Emanuel, Woodrow Wilson and tion and the part that it should
Nov. 17, from 2 to 5 and from 7 Taylor avenues. Reception Sun- play in the life of the community.
day, Nov. 17, at their home, 2000 Provisional officers and committees
to 10. No cards.
Hazelwood, 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p. m. were appointed as follows: Louis
No cards.
Swartz, chairman; Miss Ida Kaza-
A family farewell party was giv-
nowsky, secretary; Miss Frances
en on Nov. 5, by Mr. and Mrs. Sam-
A delightful luncheon and card Geller, Misie Minnie Gelber and
uel Satovsky of Chicaleo boulevard,
party was given by Mrs. Harry 31i Si Bess Soskin, program com-
in honor of M r. and Mrs. Isaac
Fisher of Avalon avenue. On this mittee, and Dr. I). Barkotf, 31. D.
Satovsky of Calvert avenue, who
occasion she entertained her !feller and Miss Esther Starkman,
left for Los Angeles on Nov. 10.
nieces and a group of friends.
constitution committee.
Mr. and Mrs. Lan Rosenthal. who
Sigma Iota Sorority me at the
The Shaar Ilashomayim Sister-
have spent the summer at Manis-
tique, Mich., hove married to this "I"' Nov. 10. Two representatives, hood sponsored a card medley for
city and are residing at the Wil- Ida Gross and Faye 31eyerson, men and women on Sunday even-
were appointed to attend the ing, Oct. DS The hostesses were:
shire Hotel.
House Council at the "Y" every Mrs. H. H. Samuels, Mrs..I. Gitlin,
Mrs. Moses Weingarden 1:f 3336 other Monday night. Mrs. S. Janowsky and Miss Dora
Bloom. Twenty-live tables were in
West Philadelphia avenue, enter-
play. 'Flue proceeds of the affair
tained 16 guests at a miscellaneous
went
toevard the Sisterhiaid pledge
shower on Nov. 5, at the home of
of $5,000 to the building fund of
Mrs. Hy Tachman of 3201 Glad-
the Synagogue,
stone avenue, honoring Miss Vir-
rabbis and officers of Tem-
ginia Wizel, a bride-elect of Nov.
ple Beth El and the officers of the
Mr. and Mrs. I. Simkin of 532
17.
various societies are giving full Dougall avenue announce the en-
Mr. and Mrs. Max Elias have as support to the affiliated societies gagement of their (laughter, Mar-
jory, to Samuel Benson of Pontiac,
their guest, Miss Gertrude Levin- in its drive for membership.
Rabbi Leo 31. Franklin said:
Mich. The marriage will take
son of ('hicago. Nliss Levinson,
"13y
grouping
all
of
the
societies'
place early in the Spring.
whose marriage to John Solomon
of this city, will be a mid-winter associated with the Temple into
A meeting of the Naomi Chapter
event, was honored at a bridge- one great organization, not only
luncheon and miscellaneous shower has it been possible to reduce the -4 ',his was held Wednesday eve-
overhead
to
a
marked
degree
for
ning,
at the home of Miss Betty
at Northwood Inn, Nov. 2.
all of them—an d thus to provid e Slopes, 220 Hall avenue. Discus-
better programs throughout, but it sion of plans for entertainment
Mr. and Mrs, Albert Homonoff
(Betty Silver), formerly of 3016 has also been a step in the direc- took the major part of the evening,
J.. Campau, have moved to their tion of including, for a nominal followed by bridge and refresh-
fee, membership participation in ments.
new home at 16601 Mendota ave-
every phase of congregational
nue.
work for every member of the
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the In-
family."
dependent Order of B'rith,
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Rosenthal
Rabbi Leon Fram also lends his Windsor Lodge, held a successful
and family, formerly of East Ilan-
cock avenue, are now residing in support the drive. "The edu- bridge party, Sunday evening, Nov.
cational value of a membership in 10, at the Lodge Club Rooms, Dav-
their new home at 2200 Edison
the Affiliated Societies," said Rabbi is building. Mrs. I. Cohen acted
avenue.
Fram, is so evident that no head as convenor, assisted by the Mes-
The Sisterhood of Congregation of a Temple household who is sen- daMeS Baum, llarris, Fd Benstein
sitive to educational value can and Schott. O.
Emanuel will give a bridge-tea,
Nov. 20, at the Detroit-Leland Ho- fail to appreciate it."
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' and last longer.
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Dorothy Swains Thomas, in re-
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Tombstone Unveiling.
The family of the late William
Fink announces the unveiling of
a monument in his memory at
Machpelah Cemetery on Sunday,
No. 17, at 2 p. m. Relatives and
friends are invited to attend.
Mr. and Mrs. II. Horte•k of 1029
Howard avenue, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Clara,
to Max,Friedman of Toronto.
Mrs. I. Rubinstein of Glendale
avenue, Detroit, entertained on
Wednesday afternoon, Nov. 13, at
a bridge and luncheon at the Stat-
Irr Ilutel, in honor of her (laugh-
ter Annette, whose marriage to
Harry Meretsky, son of Mr. and
Mrs. P. 31eretsky of May avenue,
Windsor, will take place the early
part of January.
agutatu Nalco
The regular Friday evening serv-
ices were held at Temple Beth-El,
Nov. )3, with Mr, Maurice Gold-
Hatt of Cincinnati officiating. Mr.
Goldblatt spoke on The True He-
roism."
Among those who motored to
Ann Arbor for the Harvard game
were Mr. alld Mrs. Raymond
Krohn, Miss Jeanne Seitner, 51 r.
Oppenheim, Frederick and Alfred
Seitner, Miss Lucille (lreenebaum,
•ttal Mr. and :firs. Milton Greene-
baum.
:firsGerald Goldfarb has reaent-
ly returned from Jackson, where
she addressed the Sisterhood of
that city. :qrs. Goldfarb is presi-
dent of the state organization.
A very enjoyable tars supper
and keno party was held at the
Community Center, Sunday eve-
ning, Nov. 10. The Sisterhood
sponsored the affair and :firs, A.
Philippe and I. Clinkofatine were
lioStesses.
Mrs. Meyer Levy of Jackson is
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Adolph
Seitner.
The Saginaw guests attending
the Klein-Werbelow wedding held
at the Durant in Flint on Nov. lo,
included Mr. and Mrs. Adolph
Seitner, 31r. and Mrs. Samuel Seit-
ner, ale. and Mrs. Samuel
berg, 311.s. Dora Itatzck and :fir.
Morris Seitner.
Dr. and Mrs. Jacoby Rothner
and Mrs Jack Goldman of Detroit
is ' re the Sunday guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Rothner.
DETROITERS ATTEND
RABBI P. F. WATERMAN
BIRTH CONTROL MEET DISCUSSES PROPOSED
REFORM OF CALENDAR
Me.. Sanger to Address Meeting
not the members of the cona,so,,,,
agree with their ideas about an-
thropology, physics, ast 114 toy,
cosmology, history, and bildisa! ex-
egesis. It is not a quests o of
Her in Int erest of Movement to
Rabbi Philip F. Waterman, in a who is 'right.' It is a mattti of
Get Favorable Legislation.
sermon at Temple F:inanuel, in live and let live."
Dr. Max Wershow and Dr. Bu- Grand Rapids on Nov. 2, discussed
dana Sherman, who are on the staff the proposed change in the calen- Ina Stuart in "The Delight-
of the 13'oinen'sClinic in Detroit, dar and said in part:
ful Rogue" at Oriental.
attended the mid-west conference the is not my intention to debate
on birth control held on Tuesday
he question of the Sabbath. This
Iler
real name is Ina Stasi . -
at Hotel Deshler-Wallick in Colum- we must preserve for some other
bus, 0., under the auspices of the occasion. But I do wish to point this red-headed young Rita La I:oy
who
appears
opposite Rod La
committee on federal legislation out as a fact that a great !natty
in the all-talking fi al s re
fur birth control. Dr. Wershow religionists do feel strongly on this Rocque
picture, "The
Delightful It!!,.... •,"
was chairman of the resolutions point. Whether these religiorist now at the Oriental
Theater.
committee.
are 'right' or 'wrung' is beside the
It is said her father held a iele
Mrs. Margaret Sanger, chairman
1),I.,V,Ih)ts,i , , s hte ,„ulil ,d,inen ,y,,,m, a:nddagreu
of this national committee, was to set himself up as an arbiter of in England. But she doesn't 1).-
member much of her fiither, alio
among the principal speakers at other tees
the conference. Rev. Robert Leon- to the legislative bodies piedop tichts. died when she was 13. Iles tooilisr
dilad when she was born. SI, t,iis
ard Rucker of Columbus presided world asking that other
left alone on their ranch at Kit
and Dr. Rochelle S. Yarros of Chi- scruples be trampled upon by goy- left
Scotty, Alberta. Neighbors aiiiit-
cago was another speaker.
to put her in an orphan ho os.,
As a result of this conference, a s u ie reU;111' ; ',U,'i l ilit, u( ' f 1lueu 'ie ? Iv lofn ithh e' s 'e vumu il?-*
But she can away, dressed in boi ls
national effort will be made to pass t(TS, that does not mean that I clothes,
and hitch-hiked to Spokiiia..
a law not to classify the birth con- , u ,ioesr tylrusilt; out .thaenpdoi,itistkotfhs,de l : of
She was in Hollywood some to
trol literature passsing through the
eas es-
before she got a real chance in ios.
United States mails as obsc.ent. Ins arm to pronounce hoe 'right' and
tures. Then, in quick susse-lo
matter.
o,
my opponents 'wrong.'
she was given several es,s.IS ot
"The present 56-year-old federal
"It would be too much to ask parts in "Dynamite," "Tho I. !so
law isthe greatest single obstacle.
in the way of 'the birth control that when an international commit- Tramp," "The Bachelor Girl" ;oil
movement today," Mrs Sanger said. tee meets to consider theproposed "Fashions in Love." Now silo is
calendar reform, it deliberately he
"One hundred and fifty-six thou-
as wellas seen in "The Ile-
sand mothers and 15,000,000 chil- um down the whole idea of light ful Rogue" opposite Rod la
dren have died in ignorance an,i change, simply for the reason that Ro•que.
____ .. __ _ ____
poverty during the time that this certain groups oppose it. But it
law has been in operation, a great would not lr too much to ask that Final
Week for "Unholy
the
committee
give
adequate
and
proportion of whom could have
Night" at State.
been saved if adequate information reverent consideration to the re.-
lfirious
scruples
of
thousands
anti
Lionel
1
3 arrSamos! s a.m.
had been available)."
Mrs. Sanger will address a meet- thousands of good people who have tery melodrama of the ,,,.,,
a
right
to
their
opinions
and
their
holy
Night.,';
tarst(t.a
d lilts I! a ! I
ing in Detroit early in December
the
.
to secure the passage of desired scruples, regardless of whether or final week
legislation,
Honor Roll of Congregation
Emanuel Bible Classes.
31iss Esther Ashinsky's Class:
('"mattes Rosenthal, Lillian Wise-
man, Sadie Karim).
Miss Mary Newman's Class:
Rachel Fox, Blanche Shevin, liar-
3liss Emetic Oppenbeim is spend- riot Rosenthal.
ing the week-end in Detroit.
NIrs. Betty Gordon's Class:
Dorothy Greenbaum, Sophie Shug-
Mrs. Paula Beckman of Bay arman, Jean Robins, Saul Ant-
City is the guest of her (laughter, man.
Mrs. lien Rosenberg.
3liss Portner's Class: Agatha
Rubin, Edith Kanfa, Eleanor Jos-
eph, Elsie Blum, Sarah Mitou•r.
Miss Rose Eriedmati's Class:
Ruth Goldberg, Esther Graff, AJele
By FRANCES GINSBURG
ilensky, Grace Goldberg, Minnie
(Mt. ('lemens, Mich.)
Cohen.
:11s Mary 13arak's Class. Ruth
Dedicated to Mr.. J. H. Ehrlich of
Green, Ruth Levine, Lillian /es-
Detroit, Who First Taught Me
, sow, Nlarion Dessow, Ph his Ka-
the Meaning of Hadassah.
petansky, Irene Cohen.
The Bible classes are still open
A bleeding people weeping stands
upon the soil
for enrollment and all those be-
Of Palestine, whose barren lands thee
tween the ages of 5 and 17 desiring
tilled and sowed.
to do so, are requested to be at the
Till fertile fields produced and over
flowed
Congregation on Sunday morning
With products of their toil.
at 10 o'clock.
The Hebrew Ladies' Aid Society
Will Hold Their Annual
M rs. Lane Clinkofstine has re-
cently departed to spend the win-
ter in California.
Charity Ball
AT HOTEL STATLER
SUNDAY EVENING, NOV. 17
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Shall we permit the desecration of our
Native land,
Miss Ethel Starkman of Toronto,
Ily hostile races who would turn us Western Ladies' Aid Society
spent the Thanksgiving week-end
From our goal?
Dance This Sunday.
in town, visiting with her relatives, our peuole turn to s with outstretched
hand.
Mr. and Mrs. .1. Cohen and Miss
We 4tare not fait them—their destiny
The
Western Ladies' Aid Society
Esther Starkman of 11 West Han-
Isours—Their bleeding soul • our
will hold its fourteenth annual ball
na avenue.
soul.
Sunday evening, Nov. 17, at the
despair not. oh MI'
Book-Cadillao Hotel. .lean Gold-
You have made • gallant fight!
How shall I he able to rule over
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Of hotter days—you have not bled in
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