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FENKELL DISTRICT
PARENT-TEACHERS
GROUP ORGANIZED

At a meeting held in the audi-
torium of the Fenkell branch of
the Jewish Centers Association,
Feb., theparenso e c i ren
of the Temple Beth El branch re-
ligious school at Fenkell met to-

ganized as Parent-Teachers Asso-
c i at i on .
s. Morris R and ac ted
as temporary chairman.
The following officers were
elected: President, Mrs. Samuel
Kanner s; vice-president, Mr.
Greenbaum; secretary, Mrs. Reu-
ben Levine; treasurer, M. Rubin.

Meetings will be held regularly
each month.
The principal address of the eve-

ning was delivered by Rabbi Leon
'The Aim
Foam
spo ke
ARTA:
m.1„lvvla
e
Goldberg rendered a group of Yid- MU
dish folk songs.
,
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by the Sisterhood of Temple Beth
El, of which Mrs. Sol A. Wolff is
president. It was founded three
years ago and at first conducted
by the Temple itself, which leased
the present building at 3430 Fen-
kell avenue for that purpose. Dur-
ing the following year the building
was taken over by the Jewish Cen-
ters Association which invited the
Temple to continue religious school
sessions there on Sundaes.
The faculty consists of Mrs. Rhea
Weisberg, Miss Rose Kursman,
Reuben Levine and Mrs. Goldie
Levine. Mrs. Goldie Levine is
head teacher. Nathan Bean is
registrar.

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Debate Team at Akron:

The Jewish Center debate team
will defend the proposition that
"Pal estine IIBe th e uw, •
National Homeland" in the debate
with the Jewish Community ('enter
of Akron at Akron, Ohio, on Sure
day, Feb. 16. The Jewish Cent r
team which will participate in
debate is composed of harry
.
ligson and Nathan Shur,

A fashion show under the
pices of the J. L. Hudson Co. is
the next big event on the ealend r
of the girl's committee. The girls
of Phi So I.ite Club will art a
hostesses. The girls of the Cettor
will net as models. Miss Post :f
the J. L. Hudson Style Lecture
Bureau will be the speaker.
The senior bridge social to he
held at the ('enter this Satureay
evening is to be sponsored by the
Jolly Sports. All Senior ConIer
members and their friends are In-
vited.
!ferry Scheinman will be 'he
speaker at an open meeting to he
held at the Jewish Center under
the auspices of the Deborian Club
this Sunday, at 5 p. m.
Prelimniaries of the Intermedi-
ate Declamatory Contest will lie
held at the Jewish Center Morally
evening. Finals will be held on
Feb. 24. The contest is to he fol-
lowed by a Chemist) Oser 'Shevat
rally,
The Girls Division of the Jewish
Center welcome the Jolly Junioss
a new girls group.
Two hundred Juniors atteride\
the Junior ( hamisho Osor li Sheet
celebration which was held at the
Jewish Center on Sunday lifter-
noon, Feb. J.

Philip Waterman to be the most
alert and acute in the pulpits of
Grand Rapids—a city that has!
Spring Frolic of the Young l'eo-
earned for itself the flattering title '
pies Auxiliary will be given Ap-
"The Athens of Michigan." His;
ril 27, at the Dexter ('enter. Mu-
erudition is superb and is univer-
sic will be furnished by Seymour
sally acknowledged by the though-
Simons' Collegians under the per-
ful people here. Ile is a prolific
sonal direction of Mr. Simons.
writer and his first literary yen-'
The Lincoln-Washington pro-
tore, "The Story of Superstition,';
gram to be held Thursday, Feb.
is such a line success as to be re-
20 at 8 p. m., is under the auspices
lorded as the forerunner of many
of the Young People's Auxiliary.
similar expressions of his intellec-
Judge Edward J. Jeffries and
tual genius. All of this evokes the'
Judge Henry S. Sweeney will be
following reflections:
the speakers.
We owe our monotheistic view of
God to the Jews. To the Ilebrews :
Sunday School:
MISS MYRA MOYER
we look for that inspiration and
Honor pupils in Miss Margaret
for that unveiling of the face of
Bradfields's class: Marvin Rosen-
Gcd which made Him the one Lord, She reportst that all the plans are
thal, Evelyn Sandweis, Frances
the only supreme, majestic God., complete and ready for the &UHT
Rosa Rains as Elisabeth in
Kurz, Herbert
It matters little to me whether you which will be held at the Lee Plaza
"Tannhaeuser."
Miss Esther Schiff's class: Leo
consider Christianity completed. Hotel. Ray Itorell and his Coun-
Kenos, Isabelle Ring, Charlotte
in Richard Wagner's great dra-
Judaism or whether you agree with try Club Orchestra will furnish
matic opera, "Tannhaeuser." This
Darmstetter that Christianity is a the music.
Miss Evelyn Miller's ulnas: Wil-
Tickets to this dance are being
FRED
M. BUTZEL
magnificent music drama will be
Jewish heresy. We arc intimately
,
presented here in Detroit by the
related to the Jews as a people of wild only by invitation and attend-
Stanford Jacoby, Julia Adler, loon terest is being displayed by those
ance is limited to 100 couples. Since
!Chicago Civic Opera Company on
who were members of this out-; religion par excellence. . . And the issuanue of the invitations a
Harry Schwartz.
I Friday evening, Feb. 21, during
thus it comes to pass that one of
alk , Iona Rosin's class: Sally standing troop.
short time ago, most of the reserva-
its week's engagement in Masonic
the
judges
of
the
Supreme
Court
Frail M. Butsel, who encouraged
Grecnidatt, Eleanor Hoffenberg,
tionshave eon made, and a ca-
; Temple, with Richard Bonelli as
this troop 15 years ago, is again of the United States always takes pacity crowd is expected.
Senior Basketball League.
! Wolfram, Charles Marshall in the Eugene Kornfield, Evelyn K osz,
the
ethical
view
of
law
and
in
his
among first to encourage the iniH
Results of games of Sundav Feb,
Ruth
Naftaly,
Edith
Wisotsky.
Fay
title role and a strong supporting
tiators of this reunion movement. judgments usually minority reports
9: Crestons 17-Strangers 14; Ila.
; Fischer.
In a letter to the reunion commit- emphasizes the fate that law is
koah 19-A. Z. A. 63, 13.
Pupils
of
Miss
Lena
Rosin's
In Rosa Raise, the Chicago Com-
cast.
tee of Boy Scout Troop 23, Mr. subsidiary to human values and is
Schedule for Sunday, Feb 16:
pany has one of the few sopranos class who have had a perfect rye- Butzel writes:
not primarily for the protection of
Ilakoahs vs. Ben Bey at 1:15; A.
capable of exploiting the role to its ord of attendance since the begin-
property. I refer to Justice Bran-
"I
certainly
hose
that
we
can
get
Z.
A. 63 vs. Alpha Omega at 2:15;
•
•fu lest and of making most. of the ning, of the term are: Hilliard together a good turnout of the old deis.
A. Z. A. 93 vs. Crestons at 3:15.
Raisa's Grossman, Evelyn Kurz, Eugene bunch and I look forward to the
, opportunities
offered.
These are the people who in the
Intermediate
results: Olympic
;Elizabeth is an unforgettable ex- /Cornfield, Bernard Jacoby, lay meeting with much pleasure."
beginning did have a fine fervor in
Samuel Willis of 3230 Clements 20, alendelsohns 7; Rawlings 12
Fischer, Sam Solomon, Jack Ru-
I perience.
religion and were anxious in later avenue is general chairman of the Crescents 8.
Mr.
Butzel
is
to
be
one
of
the
Detroit's greatest grand opera bin, Ruth Naftaly.
honored guests at the organization years to spread this great principle committee on arrangements for the
season will open on Feb. 17 with
dinner. Ile has always been among of religious democracy until the , annual Shaarey Zedek Father aml
Fenkell Branch,
the gorgeous production of "Aida"
the first to encourage worthy move- whole of the people should be broad Son banquet to be held Sunday
• The children of the Fenkell
with the glorious-voiced Claudio
ments among the youth, and is built upon it. . . It is a tragic evening at the synagogue, Willis
branch
3430
Fenkell will celebrate
Muzio in the title role, and a splen-
looked upon by the committee for but splendid history. We should
Chamisho Osor b'Shvat at a pro-
did supporting cast.
the reunion as one of the staunch- unite our sorrow with his own.
gram
and
entertainment
to be
Tito Schipa will make his first
est friends of their movement.
Rabbi Waterman would not want,
!given Sunday afternoon Feb 16
operatic appearance in Detroit on
Milton $.1 Alexander, who was me to say that the Jew may be as
at
S
p.
m.
A
talk
on
the
meaning
Tuesday evening in "Lucia di Lam-
also active years ago in encourag- good an American as anybody. I
sod significance of Chamisho Oser
When the National High School ing the scouts and who is today a
mermoor" with Margherita Salvi,
think that of myself. Who is the
b'Shvat, songs and recitations will
Orchestra invades the East for the leader in the youth movement, was American? . . . He is an Ameri-
the Spanish coloratura as Lucia.
be featured.
first time this month, Richard pleased to hear of the progress can wheresoever born, who has an
Second Annual Soiree of Mu - Wolfe, one of the city's most prom- made in reuniting the old scouts American heart; who loves Amer-
Boy Scouts:
ising young musicians who plays and promised to take an active part ica; who shares her impulse for
sic Study Club Febru-
The Buy Scout Troop is gradu-
lin the movement.
liberty; who glories in the hero-
ally increasing in membership.
ary 25.
In order to help the committee isms that • have made her great;
Ten boys passed their tenderfoot
get the names of former members who will guard her constitution
The second annual soiree of the
tests and some have taken pre-
of Troop 23, every one officially and hold sacred her flag and who,.
Music Study Club of Detroit will
liminary tests for second class
connected as a member or in some while its broad stripes and bright
take place in the lounge of the
scouts. Morris White and Sam
other capacity is asked to fill out beams proclaim that a new day is
Twentieth Century Club, Tuesday
Jacobson were chosen scoutmaster
the coupon appearing elsewhere on dawning for the world, will live and
evening, Feb. 25, at 8:30. This
and assistant scoutmaster, mopes.
this page.
if needs be, die in the effort to
event will be of social and musi-
lively. Joe Steinberg of Troop
realize for the American people
cal interest for members and their
140 has been of great add in or-
the ideal of the Hebrew prophet'
husbands. Mrs. Howard Salzen-
ganizing the troop.
of the exile; to break the bonds of
stein and Mrs. Morris Blumberg,
oppression and let the oppressed go ,
co-chairmen, are in charge of ar-
- Q. T. Club:
free. Amen.
rangements.
A banner in club colors has been
Another interesting activity of
made by the Q. T. Club and will
the club is the monthly radio pro-
grace the walls of the Fenkell
JERUSALEM.— (J. T. A.) — NOVEL BY HUNGARIAN
branch. The Q. T. House Council
, gram. The next broadcast will be
Jewish workers in the colony of
JEW CONDEMNS WAR
SAMUEL WILLIS
dance will be held March 9.
' over WJR, Friday, Feb. 21, at 3:45
Hulda have been approached by
p. m., and those participating are:
neighboring Arab villagers who
at
Brush,
Mr.
Willis,
who
has
been
Fratority Club:
Mrs. J. M. Berris, vocalist, accom-
told them that they were working Rodion Markovits' "Siberiaa Gar.'
active on this committee fur sev-
neon" is one of the Finest
The Fratority Club will sponsor
panied by Mrs. Sidney Klein; Miss
in vain for new riots will shortly
eral years, will be remembered as the first of the series of House
Works on the World Conflict.
Bessie Bonin, violinist, accom-
uproot all Palestine Jewry.
the animated cheer and pep lead- Council bridge parties. A bridge
panied by Miss Rose HASSID; and
er of the past three banquets. and bunco party will be held
During the war, pacifists and So-'
Mrs. Sidney Klein, pianist.
Contributions to North End
All indications point to one of the Thursday evening, Feb. 27, at 9:30
eialists risked their freedom for
outstanding affairs of the current o'clock, at the Jewish Center, 3130
jail
sentences
by
preaching
and
Eugene Gooasens to Make ,
season.
A full course dinner will Fenkell.
North End Clinic has received :writing
against war. "War is Hell,",
RICHARD L. WOLFE
,
Second Appearance as
ho' catered by M. Pereira. Head-
the following contributions:
1"War, What For?" and similar
ing
the
list
tit entertainers is Ray T. A. G.:
Guest Conductor.
In honor of the seventieth birth- !scarehead titles were resorted to in
he viola in the all-city high school
The T. A. C., a group of young
will represent the city day of Joseph S. F rank of New ; efforts to discredit the war man a. Correll, composer and radio star.
i
Eugene Goossens returns for his orchestra,
There
will
also
be movies, fancy girls, 13 to 15, meets Thursday
York, from Julian II. Krolik.
I More effective weapons against !
second appearance as guest con-i n the national organization.
caps,
favors,
noisemakers,
and
a
evenings,
6:30 o'clock, at the Fen
In
memory
of
Charles
C.
Brown
!bloodshed
between
nations,
how-;
The National High School Or-
of the Detroit Symphony
.
.
PY
kell branch. The next meeting will
ever, are a number of novels which peppy
hestra is ma( e up ' of the from the' Thursday Club.
Orchestra at the pair of subscrip-
Reservations
have
been
coming
be
in
the
form of an initiation
In
memory
of
Mrs.
Louis
J.
were
written
about
the
horrible
tion concerts which occur this week, finest high school musicians in
Hirschman from Miss Edith lleav- events of 1914-1918. Arnold Zweig in rapidly and preparation is now party for the new' members.
Thursday evening, at 8:30 p. m.„ America, selected by competitive
being
made
for
a
capacity
attend-
ests and apportioned among the enrich, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Slo- in "The Case of Sergeant Grischa " •
and on Friday afternoon at 2:30
states. This orchestra will play man, Mrs. Ludwig Herman' and drew' a picture of war horrors that ance. Plates may be reserved by Palm Marionettes:
p. m.
Mr. Goossens certainly
The alarionettes Club is making
for the National Education Asso- family of Cleveland, Mr. and Mrs.- should have made every reader calling Mrs. Colton at Garfield
needs no introduction to Detroit
a new set of Marionettes, a stage
iation Convention in Atlantic City, Arthur Berliss of New a (irk ( ay, shudder at the mere thought of
's •
audiences and his performances c
and
scenery. Membership is eyes
Feb. 23 to 27, after which a more Misses :Minnie and Florence Ber- war. In the novel by another Jew,
here have built up a warm audience
to boys between the ages of 13
liss of New York City, Julian II. the Hungarian Rodion alarkovits
;
I . -
SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNER
of admirers. He is presenting on, secret group
15,
who are invited to attend
"Siberian Garrison" (published by
Krolik.
at the
this occasion one of his most inter- give concerts in New York, Phil-
meetings held every Wedneolay
Horace Liveright, Cl West 48th
esting programs and is playing adelphia and Washington. Rich-
evening,
6:30 o'cock, at the . sw-
CLUB
LIDO
street, New York, $2.50), we have
two numbers which will he first ard Wolfe is one of the fortunate Classes at Hutchins School,
ish Center, 3430 Fenkell.
nos selected for these additional
The Department of Recreation another masterful work to be class-
performances in Detroit. After
the very best books of /
conducts classes at thes2ollutebins
the opening overture, the Mozart honors.
t e h d e arX4t ;ear and among the very
These concerts will be broadcast Intermediate School,
"The Marriage f Fi • ," the
in dancing, ; best war novels.
in
as
national
radio
hook-up,
the
row
Wilson
avenue,
Tschaikovsky "Manfred" Sym-
Markovits simply tells a story
,
phony will be played. Following first being Sunday evening, Feb.
other of his experiences as a prisoner of
the intermission Mr. Goossens will 23, at 9 o'clock over the Columbia plaque painting and various
There
are
war,
taken by the Russians in 1915.
chain from Atlantic City.
kinds of handcraft.
play two Wagner numbers.
describes the life in various
Richard Wolfe is a student at classes for children in dancing,, I
Siberian
camps, the gruesome tales
Northwestern High School. It is swimming and handcraft. The In-
Schkolnik to Conduct Pop also
interesting to note that Rich- tormetliate Girls Club meets every ' f poverty, the horrors of the con.
flict
that
accompanied the Revolu-
Concert.
ard's attendance at the convention to for 6 to 8 P'
open
m a and is
The seventeenth pop concert to will mark his first absence from to girls of high school age. The in- i lion and the Bolshevik uprising.
T
he
result
is a work that makes
be played this Sunday afternoon the Temple Beth El School of Re- termediate girs• now are peeper-
history in lietrature.
I by the Detroit Symphony Orches- ligion in 10 years. He is the son ing for their meet, which will be
"Siberian
Garrison" is an excel!.
tra at Orchestra Hall at 3:30 p. m. of Mr. and Mrs. II. B. Wolfe of held on Fels 28. Information re- ,
ant portrayal of the idiocy of
offers two novelties which should 4002 Vicksburg avenue.
garding classes can be secured any
boundaries between continents,
appeal to concert goers—the first
evening, except Saturday and Sun- , when there are no real differences
is the premiere appearance of these
day, between 5 and 11 p. m. at the
between men and women inhabi-
, concerts. Mr. Scholnik's years of broadcast from three to four school.
ting different climes, except when
service in the role of . concertmas- o'clock, Eastern Standard time,
they ore incited to false patriotism
ter is so well known that it needs from a network of stations, includ- YOUNG PEOPLE'S CLUB
and to war. There is an interest-
no comment and this first appear. ing \\'W.1, Detroit.
TEA - DANCE ON SUNDAY ing story also in "Siberian Garri-
ance as conductor is so well-known
Questions of general interest
son" which indicates the stupidity
They're boxed so delightfully ... jade and
that it needs no comment and this which have been received trim lis-
The young people of Temple of anti-Semitism. In the course of
first appearance as conductor will teners will be answered ov.:r the
orchid Iusterware bottles in washable
Beth El will give a tea-dance in the . a theatrical performances Monis
be welcomed by those who have ; air on this program. Judging
social hall of the Temple Sunday,1 ,Neuman ejaculated the expression
leather cases that they're smart ideas for
followed Mr. Scholnik's career in from the many letters comment-
Feb. It from 3 to 6. Irving War- 'God damn it—." Whereupon'
Detroit.
Valentine gifts and prizes. The Friendship
ing on this feature which have
Lieutenant Czernin yelled out I
The eighteenth pop concert to' been received, it is proving very
"schweinerei," left the hall and
price is a saving one tomorrow!
be played by the Detroit Symphony popular.
submitted a report to the command
Orchestra next Sunday, Feb. 23,
of the prison camp that the Christ-
will have as its chief attraction
HEALY'S PERFUME SHOP—FIRST VI Ot(lt
tan religion was insulted and the
Chord of Judea.
the appearance of Eugene Goes-
Holy Mary cursed. Immediately
Probably the most important oc-
sena as guest conductor.
there were demands to turn the
• currence to the Chord of Judea
Jews over to a separate camp.
Galvani Presents Pupils in since its inception is that the Na-
"Practically all of them cursed the
tional Bureau for the Advancement
Concert Sunday.
Jews, but if, by accident, there
of Music has requested information
was a Jew among them, they in.
George Galvani, Detroit bari- of the Chord and its activities, to
variably
added: 'Of course we
tone and vocal teacher, will pre-' be included in a booklet to be issued
don't mean you, you are an ex-
mint several advanced pupils in re- by the Bureau in an effort to en-
ception."
There was one excep-
cital at the auditorium of the Mc. courage similar organizations
1426 Woodward Ave.
tion in every box."
Gregor Library, Woodward and throughout the country.
,
"The
Society
of Those Who Will
Connecticut, this Sunday, at 4 p.
11
The symphony is beginning to as-
Not
Return
the
Salute
of
a
Jew"
i
m. The program follows:
sume symphonylike instrumenta-
Aria. Pace, Paco. from La Fort. del
was formed. First Lieutenant Al-
tion,
and
the
mandolin
society.
Deaths, I Verdi). Esther Freed, Aria a.
moslino. a rich Spanish Jew, a vic-
Queeta Quells. from Met:delta IVerdil having recently played a successful
tim of this plot, at an officers meet-
and Eventide. Clarence McGraw, Aria' program is being
besieged by
a. My Heart at Thy Sweet Vol,.. Sam-
ing took out a cross which was pre-
scores of clubs to present simi-
son and Delilah. tfiaint•Saenal and b
sented him by the Pope for work
If urmurine Zeehr. Orogen), Edith Saul., lar program before them.
done
in behalf of Catholic churches
Aria, a Sana Tot, ihtassenetl. end b.
President William Klein states
destroyed by Mohammedans in
Stride La Vane.. from LI Trog•tore.
(Verdi). Corottance Sidder, Duet. from that organizations desiring to have
Bosnia-Herzegovina, in proof of
LI Trnvatore. (Verdi), Constance Sickle, a group from the Chord of Judea
•
Jewish liberality and lack of relig..
Aria, Vol Lo Sap- perform before them should send
ens David Ela•ons,
.
SAUL M. ROSE
ious prejudice. The incident put
• rano.
s• - an official committee to present
esani). Esther Fried; Una Furtive La-
an end to the persecution of the
;
such
■
wish
before
the
executive
i rim, Don, L'Eliser D'Amor). (Dont.
, tell, chairman of the committee is Jews. A Jewish cornet was cho-
Rea), D.,,d Klavon, Aria, a Clamant board.
assisted by Lillian Stein, Saul H. Den to participate in the Christmas
Oeleau, Iron, Pearl of Wald. Magid).
The executive board meta at the Rose and Jean
and C. Lunette. Krausler, Allen Alter:
Miller. Es-e program, and his selection
Duet. from La For...del Destine, Ivey Kenilworth Folk Schule, Kenil-
Many students from Ann Arbor created • sensation. But Dr. Gott-
di). McGraw and (Alvan': Quartette. worth near Brush, the second and
are expected to attend. The young hilt shouts • challenge at a group
from Rigo)otto. (Verdi). Ale.. Soule.
fourth Tuesday of every month at folk of Detroit are invited. There in the meashall: "Tell me, what if
Mayon, Galv•nl.
7:30 to 8:15.
■
will be a nominal admission charge Almoslino has no Papal cross?
-----
Sunday's Jewish Radio Hour
for non-members. Then do they have to kill all the
The annual formal of the Young Jews' Suppose this cornet is un-
Call
City
Cab
Co.
Ch.
7070
Program.
Peoples Temple Club will take tallented. Does that necessia
tahri
p
eroly
Rabbi Jonah B. Wise of the Cen-
place March 8. At this hat early date
e.
t to osrta
gegte
tral Synagogue, New York, will i /
plans for beautiful decorations and mean
groin?t Because, .hdon't
,
continue his series of addresses in
the best music available are being was almost • pogrom here—."
the Jewish Hour on Sunday *Ber- ; Ford Sales and Service
made,
Dr. Markovits' is an excellent
1 noon rt ith, a
jin "Twilght of
Ho. 9000 work. Lovers of good literature
6770 Linwood
Euclid 4084 ,
lora! y. e The
ewish H our is
RADIO SERVICE,
cannot afford to fail to read it.
ti

Young Peoples' Auxiliary:

ANNUAL FATHER-SON
AFFAIR OF SHAAREY
ZEDEK THIS SUNDAY

DETROIT BOY GETS
PLACE IN NATIONAL
SCHOOL ORCHESTRA

Signed

Phone

B'NAI MOSHE NOTES

he
d b y
Excerpt from Sermon Pr eached
SIC Concert-Danaei
ZEDEK Y. P. S. FORMAL
R J
woo d All
Everything is in readiness for
i lia
list
' S v o.ulra
the concert-dance to be given un-;
G
rand
pFeb.
2.
Miss Myra Moyer is the chair-
ROSA RAISA TO MAKE
der the auspices of the Sisterhood.;
APPEARANCE HERE IN Sunday evening, Feb. 16, in the! Movement Encouraged by Feat, ''For e•ly•tion le from the Jews." man of the decoration committee
for the spring formal dance to be;
John 4.-2.
"TAN NHAEUSER" FEB. 21 ballrtsam of the congregation, Dex-
given by the Young Peoples So..I
Fred M. Butzel and
ter at Lawrence. Mrs. Emil Nuss-
I want to tell you some of the ciety of Congregation Shaarey Zed-
baum
is
chairlady,
assisted
by
airs.,
influences that have come to me, ek on Saturday evening, March 1.
One of the greatest moments in
Milton Alexander.
since I cultivates! a very fast ;
all opera is Elizabeth's salute to Joseph Grossman, together with a
;
friendship with my friend the
the hall of song, her first entrance ; lar ge committ ee. Followin g
Dreams of one time members of':
concert, which will comprise of tal-;
rabbi. I mean Rabbi Philip F.
ented musicians and radio stars, a Troop of the Boy Scouts in ef- Waterman, who is the teacher at
dance will take place. Adolph; forts to form an alumni association a local ysnagogue, a very dull brick
Travers' Orchestra will furnish of men who now reside in every building and not beautiful to look
the latest 1 n mug; • Ticket s! part of the United States, are near- upon externally—this time I mean
may be secured from the members ing realization. An unusual in- the building, not the rabbi!
of the Sisterhood or at the door.
1 esteem the mind of Rabbi

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