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Zeddsalt Club.
The social committee reports
t
dinner - dance at the Oriole
Terrace May 25 a success. The
president, Mts. A. R. Zamsky,
thanks all committee and co-work-
•rs for their untiring .forts. Mrs.
Levinson was hostess tin the
club Monday, May 26. A social
gathering was held at the home of
Mrs. M. Leavitta June 8. Plans
for installation of officers, which'
will be held at the Lee Plaza Mon-
day, June 16, have been completed.
The next meeting will at the
home of Mrs. C. Hyman, 3238 Cal-
vert, Monday, June 9,

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Jolly Fellows Club.
The club held an open meeting
May 26 at Littman's Hall. Several
hundred people attended. The
• meeting was opened by President
Kissel! Borock, who introduced
the muster of ceremonies, Sam
al r. Li pails announced
Lipsitz.
that the club will hold a moonligh t
to Sugar Island Tuesday, July 8.
The program was participated in
by Ben Diamond, Barney Levine,
Bill Lankin, Miss Ann Margolin,
who gave a recital in Yiddish; Ed-
die Matthews, Miss Celia Rubin
and Miss Lichtenstein. The club's
entertainment committee is corns
posed of lien Richman. Al Reimer.
Joe Fredenthal and Sam Lipsitz.
Dancing concluded the program of
the open meeting. Ben Richman
was elected secretary of the club,
to succeed Oscar Starker, who re-
signed because of his business
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Phalanx Club.
Regular meetings of the Pha-
lanx Club will continue through-
out the summer at the Y. W. II. A.,
89 Rowena street. The organiza-
tion is at present hard at work on
their charity dance, which will be
held at the Arcadia ballroom,
Woodward at Stinson, Monday
evening, June 23. Two ballrooms,
the Arcadia ballroom proper and
the outdoor gardens, have been
Two orchestras, Dick
secured.
Bowes'sT Arra;1,:an lant,l Jean Gubl-
, New York-
kette' a T oni I
ers, will furnish the music. Many
organizations have offered their
aid in making this charity dance
for a new Jewish community cen-
ter a success. The names of these
organizations will be published in
these columns in the next edition.

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Spartans Club.
There WAS no meeting of th
The Strangers Athletic Club an-
nounces plans for the summer sea- Spartans Club last week. Ti-
son. On June 15, the club will at- next meeting, Saturday, June 1.
tend the Bieur ('holes excursion will be at the home of Sid Berm,
to Tashmoo Island, Inhere it will 9139 Linwood. Sunday the men
take part in the feature indoor bers visited 1. Nidelman of 172'1
baseball game. The Strangers Colling•ood, who is ill,
team is tied for first place in the
Jewish ('enter indoor baseball
J. U. G..
league. A series of Saturday night
J. U. Gs met at the home of Mb -
parties have been arranged, to he Henrietta Soloman, 1504 Mont -
held at homes of members. The rest. Five new members are to I,
informal dance will be held at the taken into the club within the ne• .
Book Cadillac. Hotel Sept. 28. The few weeks. After the meeting I
boys regret that Nathan Korby, program was presented by men •
cornier president, has found it berm of the club.
necessary to resign from the club,
but hope he will continue to par-
Eta Beta Zeta Sorority.
ticipate in affairs of the club as
Eta Beta Zeta Sorority met at
honorary member.
the home of :Miss Cecilia Shapiro,
2627 Tuxedo, May 29. Many top-
Sigma Tau Kappa.
ics were discussed, among them
the
monthly basket given away to
Sigma Tau Kappa met May 28
at the twine of Miss Mildred Burn- some poor Jewish family; the hour.
party
to be given in the near fu-
stein. The dansant and bridge
given May 23, at the Distil Inn, ture for members and their
guests,
and the open meeting to
proved a success. Sorority colors,
scarlet and gold, were carried out. be held at the home of Miss Lois
Berns
of
3010 West Chicago
The mothers of the girls attended
as chaperones, and each was pre- boulevard, June G.
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sented with a bouquet. A hike is
Beta Gamma.
planned for the near future. Plans
Gamma
Girls closed their
Beta
fur the summer were discussed.
The sorority decided to secure a spring social season with a beau-
tifully appointed dinner-dance at
summer cottage at Luna Pier.
the Oriole Terrace May 18. The
committee in charge was Jean
Rodin Club.
Schechter, chairman, Yetta Wein-
The next meeting of the Rodin
man and Mary Lumberg. Plans
Club will be held at the home of
fur the summer consist of a week-
Mrs. Elmer Hoffman, Ill North
end outing to Cedar Pointe and
Van liuren street, Bay City, Mich.,
numerous parties at the cottage
on Sunday, June H. All members
at Walled Lake.
are requested to attend.

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Tau Tau Iota Sorority.
Tau Tau Iota Sorority met at
the home of Miss Flora Silbert,
2925 Monterey, May 28,
Plans
were made for the outing to be
given June 9 at Island Lake. The
next meeting will be at the home
of Miss Victoria Weinberg of Pin-
gree avenue.

Ami•Ketos•Mi Sorority.
Belle Koenigsberg was hostess at
the last meeting of the Ami-Ketos-
Mi Sorority May 29. Further
plans for the moonlight to be held
June 29 to Sugar Island were die
cussed. An advertising committe•
was appointed. The next meeting
which is to be open, will be at the
home of Sally Abrams, 9417 Mc-
Quad•.

Philomathic Debating Club.
The Philomathic Debating Club
will hold its election of officers at
Six-Mile Road-Four Miles
the meeting of June 7, which will
(Continued from Page One.)
West of Redford
be held at the Atkinson branch of
nois Society of Mental Ilygiene, the Shaarey Zedek. Albert Wil-
; Phone Farmington 344.F4
head of the American Institute of liants will be succeeded by a new
Criminology and vice-president of s
cerk,
Norval
Slobin
by the
.eaker,
Albert
Sillier
by a incon,
new
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6.11•10 4 the First International C inference
in g assistant clerk, and a new s t r-
on Mental Hygiene. Recently he
-at-arms will succeed Alb
Albert
anti his three sinters established at Pearl
and
.
the Michael Reese Hospital in Chi-
cago in memory of their brother a
W. W. Girls.
clinic fur the study of metabolism.
Miss Ann Wuntner was hostess
Wail Leader in Zionism.
at the last nicking of the W. W.
The Judge had served as vice-
Girls at 1530 Seward avenue. The
preSIdellt of the Zionist Organiza-
formal affair held at Blossom
tion of America for several years.
Heath was a success and the club
He headed the Palestine Restora-
presented Si isA Belle Woontner
tion Fund in Chicago, and hod Iwtth a wedding gift. The core-
had much to do with sending to
menial fire will be held July 1 and
Versailles a delegation to urge the election of officers will he held
justice of Jewish national demands June 24. The Misses Marcia
Ras-
(ill the Peace Conference, having kin and Ann liariffiel hive been
$
presided over the Jewish Congress asked as guests to the next meet-
in Philadelphia in 1919 which led ing, at the home of Miss Fannie
to the organization of the delega- Baron, 573 Owen. The club will
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Les Joyeuse Filles.
Les Joyeuse Filles met at the
home of Miss Sarah Siegel Shay 21.
The club had as its guests Al Ilaar
and Israel Gittlernan. An open
meeting will be held June 13 at
the home of Miss I.illian Marks,
2442 Ilawl•ood.

Troty Vecls Girls,
On May 28 the Troty N'ech Girls
met at the home of the Misses
I c•rtha and Thelma ackness, 2610
Webb avenue, Several outings
have been planned for the month
of June. Mrs. Eva Shore is va-
. cationing at Pottstown, Pa. The
next meeting will he at the home
of Miss Esther Dickman, 2913
Webb,

S. A. Sorora-Frat.

This new club is being organ.
ized for young, men and women
between the cites of 18 and 25. All
interested should see Miss Arkoff,
3310 Virginia Park.

Delta Chapter, Phi Gamma Eta
Sorority.
May '28, a special meeting was
held at the home of Miss Sophie
Rashevsky. Miss Sylvia Nueman
presided. The sale of tickets for
the moonlight to be given July 13
on the steamer Tashmoo indicates
that a large crowd will attend.
Miss Lillian Kamanetzky, 3817
Michigan, vces the winner of the
mahogany smoking stand. At
Elizabeth lark an outing was held
May 25, The headlight of the af-
fair was a weinie and marshmallow
roast. The next meeting anti elec-
Phi Kappa Epsilon Fraternity.
tion of officers will be held at the
l'hi Kappa Epsilon Fraternity home of Miss Sylvia Nueman,
met Slay 28 at the "Y." The June C.
moonlight committee reported all
plans completed for the annual
Phi-So-Lite Sorority.
moonlight to be given Friday eve-
The Phi-So-Lite Sorority gave
ning, June '20. The fraternity
its annual outing at Walled Lake
chartered steamer Tashmoo for
May 311. It proved a huge success.
this occasion. The boat will leave
Election of officers will take plat.-
from the foot of Griswold street
at the next meeting.
at 8:45 p. m. Wolverine Playboy
Orchestra will furnish dance music
Absit Veridi• Sorority.
on the boat and at the pavilion on
Absit Veritlia Sorority met at
the island. Tickets may be ob-
tained from any of the members home of Miss Rosanne Goldstein,
The fraternity has already secured 9440 Dexter boulevard, May 28.
the cottage at Cass Lake, where The following officers were elect-
the boys are spending their week- . ed: Miss Rosaline J. Goldstein,
• dean; Miss Helen E. Brawn, cor-
ends.
responding secretary and trees-
; urer. Plans for a charity supper
Coterie Club.
•were
discussed. An open meeting
The Coterie Club met at the
home of Harriet Stocker of Hague ! will be held at the home of Miss.
Ruth
Kastlen, 2242 Blaine, Sun-
avenue Slay 28. The Misses Selma
Davis and Ruth Kronenberg were day, June 8,
elected tin membership. Final ar-
Tau Chi Delta.
rangements were made for the pa-
jama party to be held Saturday. ' The picnic held May 30 was en-
June 7, The next meeting will he joyed by all, as well as the fare.
at the home of Miss Fannie Wein- I well party given in honor of Bes-
sie Kinitzer, May 31. Election of
berg of ('lements avenue.
officers, held June 1 at the home
of Elsie Garvin, 2215 Tuxedo, re-
Tau Sigma Gamma.
sulted
as follows: Bessie Cohen,
Tau Sigma Gamma Sorority met
at the home of Mrs. Belle Lowin- president; Helen Asher, vice-presi-
ger, 6179 Northfield, June 3, Ar- dent; Sylvia lientielnian, secre-
rangements were made for a house tary-treasurer. Bessie Kinitzer
rant,
warming party at the sorority cot- woo voted in as honorary member.
' tage at Walled lake for June 15. The next meeting will be at the
! Next meeting will be at the home home of May Bordin, 17331 Brush.
if Miss Sadie (iruskin, 322 Owen. June 15.

June 10.

Ultra-Moderns.
The Ultra-Moderns met at the
home of Lillian Petok, 3783 Wa-
verly, Slay 30. Two prospective
pledgees are the Misses Eva Hench-
man and Maxine Harris. The next
meeting will he at the home of
Goble Gelb, 3294 Glendale.

Soror
• at the home of
Soror Fritts not
Lou Fishkind May 25. Plans were
!wide for a picnic to be held at
Island Lake. Miss Bessie Karbal
and Miss Edith Mishkin are on the
refreshments and entertainment
committee. Election of officers re-
sulted as follows: President. Lou Jewish Women's European Wel•
fare Organisation,
Fishkind; secretary, Edith Mish-
A special !fleeting or the Jewish
kin; treasurer, Blanche Singer;
Velltiort tit 1027 an a defender Of
Alemiting-Polishing
Bicur Choler., Juniors.
Women's
European Welfare Or-
hostess, Bessie Karbal. Dancing
thILLipsky administration. lie was
and refreshments followed the ganization will be held Monday, 8
-Greasing
a mem b er of the Jewish &legation the1. 3 sicoltrie (;thf '''. 1' 1 irns' . .Siu. n1i1r.''tr•X‘ le-Tr t Re-
p.
m.,
at
the
Atkinson branch of
meeting.
10•Minute Service
sent abroad shortly after the ‘,V," ri ' l !ports of committees for the twen-
Shaare Zedek. Important reports
Under the Management of
War t, study immigration 9''''''
I'''' I ieth annual excursion, to be held
regarding
support
of new or-
Zedakah Club,
SIDNEY CLORE
. in Eastern Europe.
: hut,. 15, at Tashmoo show that
Mrs. Lee Levinson was hostess phaned families in Europe and a
Judge I . am never married. Ile is the work is progressing.
The to the club May 26. Mrs. A. R. report in behalf of the orphans
survived by his sisters, Miss Carrie Jewish ('enter is co-operating in Zainsky thanks the social commit- who are supported by this organ-
Pam a Chicago, Mrs. Walter Ills- nt tking this excursion /I success, tee and co-workers for the huge ization in Detroit and Windsor
molt hal of 410 Park Avenue and and is urging every center member success which the club enjoyed will be given. Arrangements will
' Mrs. Joseph A. liter of 7 West , to attend. 'fhe society is offering Sunday evening, May 25, at Oriole be made for the lag-day to be held
Eighty-first street. la large loving cup to the winning Terrace. Mrs. Anna Arta has cons; in Mt. Clemens Sunday, July 6.
Ile was a leader of the "'mil I team of the baseball game to be tributed to the charity fund in Sirs, A. Matzen, vice-president, is
' Writh fraternal society and a roam- I staged between two of the hest honor of her son's birthday. Mrs. I chairman, assisted by Mrs. Agnes
I bar of the Standard and Convent I teams of the center. A total of 40 Butt man of Boston was a guest at Levin, honorary secretary of the
Flubs and l'emple Emanu-El, all of Iother prizes is also offered to the'' this meeting. Plans for the in- organization.
Chicago.
I Whiners of various events planned. stallation of officers, which will
The body will be taken to Chicago
Tau Sigma Rho Sorority.
take place at the Lee Plaza, will
Funeral services were held on Sun-
Miss Sarah kraft, 90 Rosedale
Hoy Toy Girls.
be completed at the next me cling,
day.
Court, was hostess at the last
I Hoy Toy Girls met at the "Y," at the home of Sarah Baker.
Louis Lipsky, president of the - 89 Rowena, June 3.
meeting of Tau Sigma Rho Soror-
Miss Betty
ity. An outing W115 held on Deco-
Zionist Organization of America, Sklar was hostess at the monthly
Purity Rainbow Girls.
From Porch Awning s to
paid tribute to Judge Pam. social meeting. Bridge was the ,
Purity Assembly of the OrderI ration Day. Miss Lillian Pearl-
Circus Tents
man
and Miss Frieda Berke were
diversion
if
the
evening.
Plans
of
Rainbow
for
Girls
will
have
a
I
'are under way fur se veral outings June festival and dance Thursday guests of the sorority at the last
' and hikes. Next meeting will be evening, lune 12, at the Ea-tern meeting, which was followed by a
TODAY, TO:11012120W, EVERY
nt the "1," June 10•
Star Temple, 80 West A'exan- social hour. The next meeting is
DAY IS SOMEONE'S
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drine. The committee in cbarge, to be at the home of Miss Irene
1111{THDAY
Club Galaxy.
promises this to he' the out, intl., Norb•r, 1926 Gladstone.
lub Galaxy met at the home of ing event of the season.
16508 Hamilton
Don't Forget to Say It With
Mb- Atutt's Sherman, 1538 Lee
Flowers
Longfellow 1138
Sl.cy 30. A weinie roast
Austrian Ladies' Aid Society.
VI-it or Phone Us Today
vs. held June I at Belle Isle, and
The first Austrian Ladies Ai,
c. the evening the members were Society will hold a card party ...tun
Flowers for All Occasions
ht,•rtained by Miss Genevieve day evening. June 8, at .1, HAI
REV. JACOB I. SKLAR
Temple. Tickets will be or sal
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e can supply you with the
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Omega Socials
Proceeds go for charity. Itetresh•
, and economic relief and spiritual
The Omega Socials held a spe- meats will be served.
hope to his Jewish kinsmen across
cial meeting May 29. at the Y. W.
Recommended by the
the seas, the victims of war and
y'n Mont Prom i •
II. A. On Friday the club went
Tusi Tale Sorority.
nant Phr-lcians
famine and pestilence.
on an outing to Elizabeth Park.
Tusi Tata Sorority met
the
1810 lierrelweed Ave.
"It is unthinkable that this we
The club's baseball team played "Y" June 4. Shiny activit b are
Pho. Empire 8426.
the Lambda Tau Fraternity on planned for the summer: The should he permitted to end ufinish- li
Sunday morning at the Thirkell monthly bridge will be h, I.i bt, the ed. What has been accomplished
• ,-1-mol playground.
The Omega home of Miss Dorothy It. I.• !Ilan , in rescuing and rebuilding human
' lives is an historic achievement in
Socials won by the score of 5 to 5402 Holcomb, June 7.
11742 Dexter Blvd.
3. Three lumbers of the club,
human engineering. It is charac-
Cantor at Mishk•n
I nona Epstein, Dorothy Retiblatt '
teristic of Mr. Warburg that he
Sigma Delta Pi Sorority, lot
Hemlock 0926
:col Bernice Goldberg, were con-
should
not rest while there still re-
Israel Synagogue
Chapter.
'
led at 'temple lieth El June 1.
Sigma Delta l'i Sorority
Expert end
et at mains the need of helpfulness from
America.
Sktehers attended their receptions the home of Miss Jeanette .Jacobs
.Jacobs
Antiseptic Mohel
"0 achy and Monday evenings.
"It is fitting then that his fel.'
May 28. I'lans for an it f rural
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dinner-dance to he held .1..• a 15 lo•-townsmen should unite in pay-
MARRIAGES
Beta Rho Delta Sorority.
at Edgewater Beach Clult were ing tribute to him by supporting
PERFORMED
Beta Rho Delta Sorority met made. Covets will be laid for 14. these humanitarian causes with
May 29. A number of guests were The informal initiation t-1 the which he has so long been identi-;
2012 Virginia
present. The sown! y's third an- pledgs.
ee Miss Katherine Di. kman lied. I am glad to join in the ex-
Perk
nual moonlight, to le• held Thurs- and Miss Miriam Schwartz, was . pression of esteem and affection ;
ChamMsed & Air.Clesord
day, July 31, on steamer Colum- held May 25,
Garfield 0287-M
for him."
in 10 Minutes
bia, Was discussed. The girls are
planning a hike to Winds , r, across
Yepetters Club.
SAIL WITH BICUR CHOLEM,'
Ambassador bridge, and an excur-
A new club Was organized May JUNE 15.
to Bob-1.0, where a tennis 4 at the home of Miss
Pearl M.
Mohel Specialist
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I M110 M LW
tournament will he held. The Goldman of 1730 l'ingree avenue.
drawing for a hand-painted pillow Miss Helen Ruth Berke of 1152
IS Years' Fop.-
Are You Sukering From
was
held
at
the
bona.
of
Sally
Cut-
Capacity
60
Cars
Clairmount
avenue
was
rid ose. Endo, red
elected
ler, 3772 Webb avenue.
Per Flour
president and Miss Goldman sec-
by Leading
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retary-treasurer.
Pbyskiem
Meetings are
Alpha Lambda Kappa Fraternity, held • every Sunday evening
My method positively kills dais-
t
Alpha Lambda Kappa Fraternity numbers' homes. A picnic will be druff, corrects itching scalp and
2073
( ommeit al
Pant
ins. lender BIM,
met at 2225 West Philadelphia held the latter part of June at
Gladstone
restores hair.
ins and Colleen
June 1, and discussed reports for Bob-Lo. A hike to Farmington
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the fraternity's annual summer and a dinner-dance at Northwood
McAlear
hop
to
be
held
Friday,
June
20,
at
Inn were events of the past week.
It
Po:ishing, $1.95
'he row Casino at Walled Lake,
HAIR AND SCALP SPECIAL-
s mortising
Mich. Max Stulberg, chairman of
ISTS FOR MEN
Tau Sigma Delta Sorority.
the dance committee, announced
Rev. Benjamin
A successful opening summer
810 Griswold Street
that
all
details
and
arrangements
affair was held May 31 at the house
BLEIBERG
Hours 11 to 7
Cherry 2532 ,
for the affair were completed. warming party given at the
Walled
Mohel Specialist
Alpha Lambda Kappa invites all Lake cottage "Cheer Up" for
Recommended by
Jewish organizations to attend this members and their escorts. A spe-
Leading Physicians
PALLISTER AVENUE
affair. Societies wishing informa- cial meeting wan held at the home
2225 Blaine Ave.
Just East of Twelfth Street
un should call Garfield a621-R f Anne Rochlen on May 27. Week-
Euclid 5000
COLLISION WORK. GENERAL RE-
or write to 2225 West Philadel-; end socials will be held instead of
Two Block, North a West Grand
Marriages Performed
PAIRING, WELDING, STORAGE
Hnule.ard
by Appoisstment.
3720 Webb Avenue
phia. The club will meet Sunday, meetings from now until Sep-
Phone GarAeld 0474
June 8.
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Home Relief Society.
The Home Relief Society gave
party fur the children at the
Convalescent Home at Farming-
ton. Mrs. Charles Cornell, chair-
man, secured Lieut. Wilson of the
I police force, an able ventriloquist,
to perform for the children, Ger-
, trude Levy gave two dances on the
'lawn, Dorothea Ferar gave several
recitations, and Sirs. M. Wolf gave
I several vocal selections. Favors
t were donated by Mrs. Maurice
I Baker and Mims were supplied
by Mrs. Roth. Frost-bites ;Intl cup
cakes completed the party. 'fhe
dinner-dance committee still has
some reservations for sale. Mrs.
Al Weisman is in charge of the
affair to be held June 8 at East-
wood ion.
Mrs. S. J. IA•ve is
chairman of the luncheon to be
held June 10 at the Metropolitan
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Mrs. S. Munch was hostess of
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ern Women's League. A favorable
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of the committee of the bridge-
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Tea Gardens, 1516 Woodward,'
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Alpha Beta Gamma Sorority,
Alpha Beta Ganinut Sorority met
at the home of Miss Esther Silber,
June 3, The moonlight will be
given on Friday evening, June 27,
to Sugar Island. Miss Pearl Gil-
berg is chairman of the affair. The
sorority entertained Miss Minn Sil-
ver, a bride-elect of June 15, mem-
ber of the sorority, with a personal
shower on June 5, at the home of
Miss Ruth Berman. The next
meeting will be on Monday, June
9, at the homeof Sliss Ruth Feld-
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MORRISON AUTO SERVICE STATION

HOTEL EDISON
Mt. Clemens

2425 Park Ave., cog, Vernor Highway
One Block Weat of Woodward

We Are ()pen Day and Night to Serve You

The Well Known and Popular

Mrs. Harry Steinbach

is again in charge of our dining
room and offers the same food
and service which made this
hotel such a favorite dining
spot last year.

Try our special Spring Chick.
en Dinner. It will delight you,
81.00.
Special Sunday Dinners

We Cater to Weddings and Banquets
I.x r y e Siast• for l'arkuot

HOTEL EDISON

25 Crocker Blvd., Mt. Clemens
Phone 441-J

Special 30 DAYS

Any Small Car Simonized
Any Large Car Simonized

$6.00

$8.50

These Prices include Washing Car and Upholstering, Vacuun
Cleaned

DEXTER-ROCHESTER Garage

ROCHESTER at DEXTER

Garfield 6498

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Zwke most Power At Six
in its p rice class

The big engine of the new Willys Six

develops 65 horsepower, with speed

of

72

miles an hour in high and 48

miles an hour in second. Such brilliant

WILLYS SIX
PRICES FROM

performance is unprecedented in the

'695

low-priced field. Other impressive ad-

vantages of the Willys Six include four

double-acting hydraulic shock ab-

to $850. Prices I. o. b.
Toledo, O., and specifics.
lions subject to change

without notim

sorbers, rubber mounting of engine and

fully enclosed four-wheel brakes. And

only in cars of much higher price would

you expect to find such beauty of de-

sign and interior luxury.

WILLYS-OJERLAND, INC., TOLEDO, 0.

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REV. J. SILVERMAN

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WILLYS SOX

A. D. GEISSLER CO., Distributors

Main Store 2965 Woodward Ave. Randolph 3520

Jefferson Branch

12740 E. JEFFERSON AVE.
Lenox 3063

Grand River Branch

Mack Ave. Branch

9321 GRAND RIVER AVE.
Euclid 8353

American Sales • Service
7717 W. Warren, Detroit
Clay Sales • Servie•
13330 Gr. River Detroit
Healey • Motor Sale. ..
.. 12579 Gratiet, Detroit
West Motor Sales
.. ... 4384 W Warren, Detroit

8720 MACK AVE.
Whittier 4417

Chas. Priebe Motor Sal.

Stanley Ryniewks
Stanley Motor Sales

8925 Graliot, Doti ,

12115 .1.. Camp., Detro'
7938 Michigan, o.o.‘, ■

WAYNE COUNTY DEALERS
Eaters Sale. & Service, State at Ferris, Limas Park F. Adams Motor Sales
Ralkburn Motor Sales
Way. Mich.
2400 Biddle Street, Wyandotte,. RI"'

WEBB GARAGE

A. C. Krenz

Merchant The Shop Where Courtesy 10347 Woodw'd
and Service Prevail
Between Calvert and
Tailor
Collingwood