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If your valuation on your Fur Coat is over $250—THE
TOTAL CHARGE FOR ALL IS 2% of your valuation.
20 guests at a miscellaneous show-
er at bridge, complimenting her
sister, Miss Ruth Neiman, a June
bride-elect. Among the guests was
Miss Erna Ginsberg of Fort Will-
iams, Ont., who is the guest of Mr.
and Mras. Shapero.
Wedding Calendar
June 7—Miss Henrietta Greenberg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs,
Miss Emma Sneiderman left for Aaron Greenberg, to Ilarry Pomerantz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter
N. J., where she will at- Pomerantz, at the bride's residence, 1945 Ilazelwood.
June 15—Miss Ruth Neiman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Nei-
tend social events given in honor
of the engagement of Miss Lillian man of West Philadelphia avenue, to Herman L. Berg, son of Mr. and
Blom.
Mrs. Sam Ketner of Clements avenue.
June 17—Miss Estelle Meyerson, daughter of Mrs. Rose Meyerson
Mr. and Sirs. William A. Markus of 3018 Vicksburg, to Aran Silverman, son of Mr. and Sirs. M. Silver-
entertained at a dinner-dance at man of 344 llarnton avenue.
the Oriole Terrace, celebrating
Jane 2I—Muriel Hope Netzorg, daughter of Sir. and Mrs. Isaac
their twentieth wedding anniver- Netzorg, to Joseph J. Robinove of Detroit.
sary. A centerpiece of roses flanked
June 22—Miss Edna Sklar, (laughter of Mr. and Mrs. II. Sklar, to
by rose tapers was used.
Dr. Ilenry Green, son of Mr. and Sirs. II. Green.
Births
A lovely surprise party was ten-
dered Mrs. David Pollack of Mt.
Vernon avenue last Tuesday night
May 12—To Mr. and Sirs. Herman A, August (Evelyn Baskin o
by 18 friends, who had a buffet
Chicago) of 2424 Calvert, a son, Martin Baskin.
supper and played bridge.
May 10—To Dr. and Mrs. Nathan 11. Goldberg (Sarah Greenburg),
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Wolff of a (laughter, Marianne.
Grand Rapids are visiting with
May 8—To Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Siegal of 14817 Washburn ave-
their daughter, Mrs. Louis Kraus nue, a (laughter, Dorothy Carolyn.
of Webb avenue.
Stay 5—To Sir. and Mrs. Morris Shurgin of 3301 Webb avenue, II
Mr. and Mrs. Mortimer Meyers daug hter, Marilyn Ann.
May 4—To Mr. and Sirs. Ilarry A. Goldberg (Collie Tucker) of
of the Belcrest left for White
Sulphur Springs and will be gone 3711 Tyler avenue, a son, Arnold Morten.
two weeks.
April 29—To Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel M. Schostak (Henrietta
a 4er avenue, adaughter,
Loui se
Br
Bryan.
Sill n) of
o 1721 Calvert
y .
, Mr. and Mrs. A. Greenbaum and
fondly, formerly of 2014 Calvert
avenue, are now residing at 3267
DRUGGIST PROBLEMS
Webb avenue.
?temple Neill El
Notts
Mrs. Sarah Silverman and
' daughter have removed from 2297
Glendale to 2903 Elmhurst.
Service.:
The commencement exercises of
Mr. and Mrs. Ilarry Becker and the Beth El High School will take
family have moved into their new place Sunday morning, May 18, at
home in Sherwood Forest.
10:45. Rabbi Ferdinand M. Isser-
man will lie the speaker, on The
Dave Fleischman of Toronto, Pillars of the Temple."
Ont., is visiting with his sister,
On Saturday, May 17, at 10:30
Mrs. Ilyman Margolis of 2076 West a. m., Rabbi Leon Fram will de-
GRISWOLD AT STATE
l'hiladelphia.
liver the sermon on "Rembrandt's
Rabbis."
Mr. and Mrs. Alex H. Barnett
Dr. Leo M. Franklin will occupy
of Seward avenue honored their the pulpit Sunday, May 25, and
sons Royal C. and Archie J. Bar- speak on "Our Heirlooms and Our
nett, with a dinner of beautiful ap- Heritage."
pointments for 30 guests in }tenor
of their admittance to the bar. Both Temple Sisterhood:
, were admitted to the law at the
The Michigan State Federation
Cordially invites all former residents of Umanier and surround-
sante time in April.
of the National Federation of Tem-
ing towns to attend the
ple Sisterhoods will meet at Tem-
ple Beth El Wednesday and Thurs-
PIONEER TAG DAYS
day, May 21 and 22. The program
will be: Wednesday, 3:30, business
MAY
22,
24
AND
25
at the
meeting of the State Executive
JERICHO TEMPLE, 2705 JOY ROAD at Clairmount
The annual street collections of Board; 7 p. m., dinner for the ex-
SUNDAY MAY 18, 8 P. M.
the Pioneer Women's Organiza- ecutive board given by Temple Sis-
This is the first get-together of this society and we urge
. lion for the Chalutzos farms in terhood; 8:30 p. m., entertainment
you all to attend.
Palestine will take place Thurs. one-act play, "Maker of I)reams "
CONCERT BY UNUSUAL TALENT
' day, Saturday night and Sunday, Jewish Folk Songs by Miss Rhoda
Admission Free
Goldberg; Thursday: 10 a. m., open
May 22, 21 and 25.
1 he rummage sale of the Cha- business meeting; 1 p. m., lunch-
lutzos organizations will start on eon for all members of the Sister-
June 9. Bundles of new and old hood; Speaker: Dr. Abraham Cron-
clothing are now being collected bach, professor of homiletics at the
THE WELL KNOWN AND POPULAR
and will be called for by notifying Hebrew Union College, Cincinnati;
BOOK
Miss M. Riskin, Empire 5619-J or vocal selections by George (Alvan'.
Mrs. Joseph Haggai, Longfellow
.
STORE
Temple Moonlight:
2.:73.
Now is the time to put aside the
Lo.ated for five years on Oakland avenue, announce that they
are now located at
for the twenty-ninth annual
MEYER TEITELBAUM date
temple moonlight, to take place
GETS U. M. HONORS Monday night, June 16. The
Steamer Columbia has been en-
where they are featuring a complete assortment of Hebrew
Meyer Teitelbaum, son 44f Sir. gaged for the occasion and many
Books, Tfilim, Talesim imported from Europe, etc.
and Mrs. A. Teitelbaum of 2936 special features of interest to old
l'rices Reasonable
Satisfaction Guaranteed
Fullerton avenue, a junior at the and young are being planned.
l'niversity of Michigan, was
We extend you a cordial invitation to visit us.
awarded high scholastic honors by Sunday Services to Conclude with
Confirmation:
election to l'hi Beta Kappa, hon-
With confirmation on Sunday,
orary scholastic fraternity, and to
Slpha Kappa Delta, honorary so- June 1, the Sunday services for the
season will be concluded. In point
ciological fraternity.
FRANK LUTZ JACK RUBIN
of attendance and interest mani-
An Invitation from
fested the services have be( n very
Announce
gratifying. Sabbath services will
continue without i n t e rruption
THE GRAND OPENING
The
next
meeting
of
the
North-
throughout the summer.
of
western branch of the Jewish Old
Th. 41 . 4-11 Known and Popular
Folks Homo will be held at the LARGE SUM FOUND AT
Emanuel, Taylor and Woodrow
J. N. F. CONFERENCE
Mrs. Harry Steinbach
Wilson, Monday, May 24, at 2
o'clock. Election of officers will
A
large
sum of money was
is again in charge of our dining
take place. Memorial services will
found at Hotel Statler during the ,
room and offers the same food
be held for deceased members.
recent
state
conference
of the Jew-
and service which made this
hot.1 such a favorite dining
Sirs. Bessie L. Sarasohn, presi- ish National Fund. This sum will'
spot last year.
Wednesday, May 28
lent of the Northwestern branch be returned to owner who identi-
if the Jewish Old Folks Home, fies the manner in which it was
Featuring
Try our special Spring Chick-
hanks the members of the board wrapped and the amount, by apply-
en Dinner. It will delight you.
and her' friends for the surprise ing to Aaron Kurland, president of
AL ALEXANDER
the fund, at 1653 Penobscot build-
banquet tendered her.
Special Sunday Dinners
And His Well Known
ing.
Benton's
UMANIER UNTERSTITZUNGS
VEREIN OF DETROIT
RUSSIAN TEA PARTY (Samovar)
S. CHESLUK'S
8663 TWELFTH STREET
OLD FOLKS HOME
LaRue's
New Casino
Cass Lake
1 Cabaret and Radio Band
HOTEL EDISON
25 Crocker Blvd., Mt. Clemens
Phone 441-.1
.
'
,
°
in person
Formerly of
Luigi and Lido Cafes
Clarence
SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNER
at the
CLUB LIDO
Dr. Clarence True
DARROW-WILSON
,,. i. ,NDEBATE
On
Prohibition
ORCHESTRA HALL
TUESDAY, MAY 27
[,
Tickets $2.00, $1.50, $1.00 and 75c
Now Available at Suite 917 Penobscot Bldg., Phone Cadillac 4053
AUSPICES PISGAH LODGE NO. 34, I. 0. B. B.
NOT JUST ANOTHER DEBATE, BUT THE DEBATE OF OUR DAY
Is the Newest
Thing in
Fabric
7.50
Pique has taken
even the bag.world
by storm! The
pique bag sketched
is especially smart
with its p a t ent
trimming and lin-
ing. In pastel tones
and white.
Religious C
C amden,
FUR STORAGE DESK—SECOND FLOOR
HOTEL EDISON
Mt. Clemens
The Pique Bag
The SisterhomI i s arlan g 41 4g a
card party to take place on Sunday
evening, Slay 18, at 8 p. m., in the
assembly hall, Dexter at Lawrence
l'rizes will be awarded to winners
I and refreshments will be served.
Mrs. Joseph Miller is chairlady
, %ilk Mrs. II. C. Levinger as ass.-
; date, assisted by a large commit-
tee. Tickets may be secured from
Mrs. Joseph Miller and Sirs. II. C.
Levinger, and at the door the eve-
ning of the event. This party is
open to t he public.
Sir. and Mrs. Isaac Netzorg announce the engagement of thei
Miss Joel Paris will entertain a
a bridge-luncheon and kitchen (laughter, Muriel Hope, to Joseph J. Robinove.
Sir. and Sirs. Louis Blom of Camden. N. J., announce the betrothal
shower at the Lee Plaza, May 17
honoring Sliss Rynee Anne Gins- of their daughter, Lillian, to living I. Sneiderman, son of Sir. ant
Mrs.
Ilarry Sneiderman of this city.
berg, a june bride-elect.
I. Abrams of 2661 Hogarth avenue announces the engagement o
Mr. and Mrs. A. Si. Packard and his daughter, Celia, to Hyman Brown of this city.
Noah Newman of 314 Elmhurst avenue, Highland Park, announce
their daughter, Carolyn, have re-
turned to their home in Greenville, the engagement of his daughter, Charlotte Ruth, to Ralph N'olkovich,
Mich.. after a week's visit with the son of Sir. and Sirs. David \'olkovitcla Reception Sunday, Slay 25,
latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Os- front 2 to 5 and 7 to 11 p. nt. No card-.
cur Schiller.
Sir. and Mrs. S. WaronotT announce the engagement of their
1
Young People's Auxiliary ex-
daughter, Molly, to Irving Rubenstein, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Ruben- presses appreciation to the patrons
S. Rubenstein of New York stein.
and patronesses, guests and mem-
spent 10 days at the home of his
Sir. and Sirs. Sol Rice Of 3318 CaBert avenue announce the en- bership who attendsal the annual
sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and gagement of their daughter, Marian, t.• Paul Rosenblatt. sun Of Si r.,
spring frolic on Sunda April
pril 21
Mrs. William Shea-in of Calvert I and Mrs. J. Rosenblatt of Buffalo, N. 1.
and helped make this event a sue-
avenue.
Sir. and Sirs. L. \'enitsky announce the engagement of their sass.
!
Mrs Jack Shapero was hostess to (laughter, Bess, to Irving Slobin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Slobin.
Stir Lena Solomon of Atkinson
avenue entertained with a bridge-
luncheon on Friday, May 9.
YOUR
VALUATION
TO $250
' Card Party;
HISTADRUTH IS GIVEN
$15,000 BY BRANDEIS
NEW YORK.—(J. T.
A.)—The
National Labor Committee for
Palestine announces the contribu-
tion of $15,000 from Justice Louis
D. Brandeis to the Fund which is
being collected in the United
State, for the Ilistadruth, the
General Federation of Jewish La-
bor in Palestine.
Justice Brandeis made his con-
tribution on the condition that the
American Labor committee for the
Jewish workers in Palestine col.
lest the amount of $500,000 and
that his contribution shall be used
in productive work designed to
furnish additional employment to
the Jewish workers in Palestine.
The choice of the specific enter-
prise Was made by consultation be-
tween Mr. E. M. Mall, represent-
ative of the Palestine Economic
Corporation and representatives of
the Ilistadruth, who will together
supervise the expenditure of the
contribution with a view of en-
suring its economical and efficient
use. Up to May 1, 1930, the Na-
tional Labor Committe of the Unit-
ed States has raised $675,000. Af-
ter a careful survey of the field it
was agreed by both Mr. Mohl and
the representatives of the Histad-
ruth that the contribution of Jus-
tice Brandeis should be used for
Yakhin, the agricultural contract-
ing co-operative association of the
Histadruth in Palestine .
Ifabbi Muses Fischer spoke on
:Mother's Day at the last session of
Sunday School.
The classes will be brought to a
close by an elaborate program
given on or about Shevuoth.
Honor certificates and Wurlitzer
. • •
s for musk scnuiars nip
will be awarded worthy pupils.
The following is the honor roll
for this week:
Miss Miller's class: .ludith Ad-
ler, Helen Ilershkowitz, Eileen
Josephson, Sydney Gorash, Marion
Meer, Stanford Jacoby, Jeanette
Ring, Wilfred Roberts.
Miss Bradtield's class:
Adele
Polansky, Marva Rosenthal, Jack
Hoffman, Irving Hallman.
Miss Rosen's class • Oscar Szacs,;
Evelyn Kurz, Fay Fischer, Sally
Greenblatt.
M r. Jacobson's class : Rose
Bloom, Sylvia I'eck, Fay l'ress,
Gertrude Elfish.
Miss Esther Schiff's class: Leo
Keyes, Charlotte Miller, Isabelle
Ring, Rose Rozner, Bertha Singer.
man, Herbert Josephson.
Miss Hochberg's class: Harold
Weiss, Harold Simons, Bella
Greenblatt, Lillian Fischer.
Miss Siegel's class: Josephine
Segal, Seymour Stein.
Mr. Shulman 's class: Albert
Schiff, Joseph Jacoby, Edith
Fischer.
Bap—First Floor
Orientarand Chinese Rugs
are Clea;iediRIGHT by Us!
Valuable rugs should be cleaned
by specialists.
They can't be
cleaned by ordinary cleaners..
Leader knows the make-up of rugs
and the proper way to clean them.
The Leader method carefully
washes Orientals and Chinese rugs
by hand with pure olive oil soap,
which removes all danger of dam-
aging the texture, destroying the
wool or making the rug too brittle.
NATHAN STRAUS TAKES
A REST CURE ABROAD
NEW YORK.—(J. T. A.)—Na-
than Straus sailed Friday night
bound for an English seaside re-
sort where he expects to stay fur
an indefinite period of time and if
The problem of the Jewish drug-, his health permits will later on
gist Will be discussed nt a meeting: promote the cause of pure milk in
of the Aesculapian Jewish drug-, England.
gists society at 8 hi, m., Monday all Before he sailed Mr. Straus paid
tha Barium Hotel. Men prom-1 a tribute to his departed wife, 1.ina,
nent in the drug business, repre- in which he says:
sentatives of manufacturers and) "She sympathized with and per-
retail druggists and members of the , haps in a measure inspired my own
state board will participate in the conviction that charity is the ex-
discussion.
pression of Divine love, and like
This meeting will be in the form Divine love cannot be limited by
of a smoker. A buffet luncheon will race, creed or country. In all our
be served.
works together that has been our
Samuel Stahl, president of the g u i di n g principle. Everyone
society, will preside at this rally, Everyone knows I think that our
which is being arranged by M. A. pasteurized milk work was con.-
[ducted for all alike."
Friedlander.
Phone Leader Today!
' Quality Work Above Price"
WILL BE DISCUSSED
BY AESCULAPIANS
Sonic of the speakers are: Leon-
ard A. Seltzer, E. T. Lakey, B. ' KAL1SCH WILL LEAVES
Bialk, J. Ed. Richardson, ('lame
$116,000 TO CHARITIES
Allen, Lloyd B. Huron, Louis Lam-1
tart, It. Poliat, Dr. John D. Buck,
NEWARK,
N. J.—(J. T. A.)
It. Klein, J. II. Webster, J. L. Buell
Bequests totaling more than
and J. Si. Ciechanowsky.
8116,000 to local charitable insti-
tutions and relatives are made in
JEWISH EDUCATORS the will of the late Supreme Court
Justice Samuel Kalisch, who died
CONVENE IN JUNE in a New York hospital April 29.
The document was tiled with Sur-
Nationally known educators, rogate Whinery. It was drafted
among them Dr. Mordecai M. Kap- Nov. 5, 1929.
The following charities were
lan of the Jewish Theological Sem-
inary of America; IISams un bencfitted: Beth Israel Hospital,
!tenderly, director of the Bureau of 81,000; St. Barnabas Hospital,
.le•ish Education in New York 8500; Mt. Michael's Hospital, $500:
City; Israel S. Chipkin, education- St. James Hospital, $500; Hebrew
al director of the Jewish Education Benevolent and Orphan Asylum,
Associtaion of New York; Dr. Al- $1.000; Newark Orphan Asylum,
exander NI. Dushkin, director $250; Home for the Friendless,
hard of Jewish education of Chi- $250; Home for Crippled Chil-
cago; lien Rosen 'director , Asso- dren, $25.
ciated Talmud Torahs of Philadel-
phia; Ilr. Emanuel Gamoran, edu-
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cational director department of
SHOP
Synagogue and School Extension,
1'. A. H. C. Cincinnati; and a group!
1526 WOODWARD AVE.
of prominent laymen, including
Ludwig Volzelstein„ludge Otto A.:
11osalsky, Bernard Semel and is-
lad Unterberg will be among the
speakers at the fifth annual con-
ference of the National Council for
Removed by ELECTROLYSIS
Jewish Education fur four days,
dune 21 to June 24, inclusive, to
SPECIALISTS
he held in New York City and at
Painlessly and Permanently
the Central Jewish Institute
with the ELECTRIC NEEDLE
Camps, Port Jervis, New York.
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Slip Covers and Draperies Made to Order
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SPECIAL
Sunday Dinner . - $1.50
ALSO
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SHORE DINNERS, $1.25 AND UP
Now in Seaaon
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SHELL CRABS
SHAD ROE
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Superfluous Hair
Card Party of Ladies' Auxil-
iary of Jewish Nation.
al Fund.
Mrs. Harry Kraft was hostess
to the Ladies' Auxiliary of the
.14-wish National Fund at her home
:1221 Collingwood avenue, April
3 1 1. The committee in charge re-
ported favorable progress in prep-
arations for the card party to be
given Sunday evening, May 25, at
II otel Taller.
At a meeting of the board of di-
rectors held at the home of Mrs.
S. Weiner, 519 Medbury avenue,
May 7, it was announced that Miss
Sarah Ilillel is preparing a short
comic play, "Moth Balls." to be
added to the entertainment pro-
gram of the card party.
Tickets can be obtained from
Mesdames. !layman, Kraft, Silver,
Milkowsky, Cabot, Titelbaum, Mil-
ler, Kasdan, Levin, Smilow, Fied-
ler, Becker, Newman, Finkle and
Wexler, or at the door.
CENTERS ASS'N
Center Music Club:
The Jewish Center Music Club
plans to give a series of music teas
the first to be on May 17. In ad-
dition to this, it will study the mos-
ital instruments. The club also
plans to attend concerts and music
lectures to he given in the city. All
Jewish girls in the city ranging in
age from 16 to 18 and studying on
any instrument are invited. Reg-
ister with Mrs.. Philip Houtz, Jew-
ish Center, 31 Melbourne avenue.
Senior Gtrlie Dance:
The color-medly dance to he spon-
sored by the Senior Girls Commit-
tee taken place in the Jewish Cen-
ter on Sunday, May 18 .
Open II:00 A. M.
To I:00 A. M.
Mt* Lunch 55c
It to 3 P. M.
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