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Bicur Cholem Juniors.

Eta Rho Sorority.

The society thanks the runny or-
ganizations for their co-operation
in making this year's excursion a
success. The society's annual
; moonlight will be held on the night
I of Monday, Aug. 18. The strainer
I Put-in-Bay has again been secured
for this occasion. Committees are
I being appointed by Irving I. Feld-
man, who was elected to the office
of president at the last meeting of
the society. Plans are being made
to have radio and stage stars as
well as bridge for entertainment.
All those wishing to join the so-
ciety, and have attained the ago
•of 19 years or over, are asked to
get in touch with Miss Betty Drop-
kin, 3052 Carter avenue, Euclid
7890. The next meeting will be
at the home of Miss Drapkin.

Miss Esther LeVine of Richton
avenue was hostess at the last
meeting of the sorority. Plans are
being made for dances, tee be given
at Cass lake and the Book Cadil-
lac. The next meeting will be
held at Miss Betty Goldman's home
June 27.

RONI CIE

NEWS

Copy Must Reach Us One
Day Earlier Next Week.

On account of the Fourth of
July, the next issue of The De-
troit Jewish Chronicle will go
to press on Thursday instead of
Friday, and all news items in-
tended for that issue will there-
fore have to be in the hands of
the editor not later than Tues-
day evening, July I.

JEWISH CONDITIONS
IN U. S. AND ABROAD
CALLED DEPRESSING

Rodin Club.
The R (Alin Club met at the
, ,,,me of Mrs. S. L. Trigg June 18.
!;ridge and a buffet supper pro-
ided the evening's features. A
:ell mirror, donated by Mrs. Fred
• ierer, was won by Mrs. B. R. So-
oner. The club hiss disbanded
-5- the summer months. Meetings
a ill be resumed in September.

ZANNIS Lobster Palace

(Continued from Page One.)

our Jewish brethren in Russia than
the communist of Yevseks were
willing to grant them.
"Again these rnillins of our
brethren turn to us Jews of Amer-
ica. To whom else can they turn?
The Joint Distribution Committee
sees the undisputed necessity of a
continuance of its life-saving la•
bora leading toward economic inde-
pendence of these millions of our
brethren, and is asking for $3,500,-
0110 of the fund called for by the
Allied Jewish Campaign."
•Conditions in This Country.
Referring to the condition of
American Jewish life he asked, "is
there not errs-ping over the whole
structure a secularism that cannot
be disregarded for a moment by
those who thoughtfully observe the
American scene?
"The synagogue is feeling the
tremors that are shaking the very
foundations of the churches. Sup-
ernaturalism in philosophy and in
religion is again the center of at-
tack. This time the synagogue is
in greater danger than at any other
onslaught, because the weapon of
the attack is sic appealing to the
Jewish outlook."
Dr. Lefkowgz suggested that a
source book of Reform Judaism be
issued to set forth its definite phil-
osophy, history and tradition.
Dr. Lefkowitz urged the confer-'
race to find place 011 its programs
for the next four years to present
studies of different phases of the
life and works of Moses Maimon-
ides, the eighth century of whose'
birth will be celebrated in 1935.

SPECIAL

Sunday Dinner

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ALSO

SHORE DINNERS, $1.25 AND UP

Inter Nos.
Now in Sea ,
Jolly Elite Club.
Inter Nos Club met at the home
The last meeting of the Jolly
of Mins itlibt• Gerber. The club
MOUNTAIN TROl'i
;:lite
Club
was
held
on
Tuesday,
will close the season's activities
LIVE SOFT
lune 24, at People's Hall. The
with a weinie roast Saturday, lune
SHELL CRAB,
fallowing committees were ap-
26. The next meeting will be at •
W. W. Girls.
SHAD ROE
pointed by President Max Sosin:
the home of Miss Bell Franovitz,
FLORIDA PONT
W. W. Girls met at the home
Board of directors, Abe Polsky,
June 27.
PANO
of Mrs. G. D. Keil, 9330 Dexter.
Harry Cohen, Milton Rubin; mem-
I The cerenuenial committee report- bership, Ben Fishman, Goldie
Open 11:00 A. NI.
The Spartans Club.
led everything in miler for the
To 1:00 A. M.
Skolnick and Milton Rubin; press,
On June 21 the Spartans held a club's annual ceremonial fire. At
Ilarry Cohen and Sol Scheinman.
Plate Lunch 55c
weinie roast at Phoenix Park. the same time the initiation of
Last Sunday the members attend-
it t. 3 P. M.
3 /4 to 5 Ton Capacity
Credit for its success is clue the Marcia Raskin and Ann Barahal
Zedakah Club.
ed the picnic given by the Detroit
committee consisting of Carl Agra- will take place. The new officers
Consumptive
Relief.
The
Jolly
The
last
meeting
of
the
fiscal
6527
A Size and Style for
Second DI id
noff, Louis Bronstein and Ben for the year are Fannie Baron,
Elite indoor baseball team defeat-
year was held June 23 at the home Schwartz. The three outsiders in-
Arlo, from
.
Bessie Feldstein, scare-
Every Need.
Motors 1114
ed the Jolly Fellows II to 5. The
of Sarah Baker, 12532 Broad. vited were Lawrence Rubinstein, ; President;
tory, and Selma Keil, treasurer.
following members were reported
street. Plans were completed for Irving Feig, and Dave Rosen. Alto- The club
Northway 0-13
will meet informally for ill: Harry Cohen and Milton
5915 W. Warren
the bridge party to be given Mon- gether there were 25 in attend-
the next two months, and regular
Rubin. Mr. and Mrs. S. lialber-
day, June 30, at the home of Mrs. ance.
Garfield 0020
meetings will not start until Sep- stem have returned from their
Dorothy L. Lightstone, 1466 Vir-
tember.
honeymoon. The next meeting
DETROIT, MICH.
ginia Park. Members and friends
. _
Beta Rho Delta Sorority.
will be on Tuesday, July I, at Peo-
Leasfellew 8439
are invited. Proceeds will go for
Detroit, Mich.
At the last meeting of Beta Rho
Tau Sigma Rho Sorority.
ple's Ilall.
layettes for needy infants. Mrs. Delta Sorroity, Miss Rae Marcus •
Miss Esther Yunis was hostess
Jennie Halperin was guest speaker reported that on July 5 the soror-
jat the last meeting of Tau Sigma
Tri Sigma Sorority.
and Mrs. Weingarten and Mrs. At-
ity girls will meet at the foot of I Rho Sorority. Plans for a hitch-
Tri Sigma Sorority met June 17
kins were guests at thin meeting. Woodward at 1 o'clock and take
, hike are under way, to be held
Manufacturers and Distributors
at the Y. W. II. A. The Misses
Mrs. Tilly Davidson has been ap- the boat to Rob-Lo. Upon reach-
July 4 at Walled Lake. Miss Lil-
Lillian Goodman, Sylvia Green-
Ask Your Grocer For
pointed as purchasing agent for ing the island a tennis tournament
"Finest Golf Courses in the
' lion Pearlman has been admitted
blatt, Clara Fink and Gertrude
WHITE STAR SPECIAL SOUR CREAM
Detroit District."-Tommy Ar- 'the club. Mrs. Sophie Jacob has will be held. On June 22 a hike to the sorority as a pledgee. The
Solomon
are
in
charge
of
plans
for
been appointed as chairman of cul- was held to Windsor across the
mour.
next meeting is to be at the home
With Every - deal
a hayride to be given the latter
tural committee. A donation is Ambassador bridge, and from
Mondays
$1.00 acknowledged from Mrs. Evelyn there the girls walked to Sandwich, of Miss Mary Anchill.
part of this month to [stand Lake.
Deliciously Different. All kinds of Loaf Cheese
Yak. sure the sour cream you hug at your grocer's ie WHITE STAR.
Plans are also being made for a
Waldman
in
honor
of
her
father's
Tues. to Fri.
1.50
then back to Windsor and home.
Nu Bet Na.
formal and informal initiation of
recovery. The club is planning an The steamer Columbia has been
Nu Beta Na met at the home of
Sat, and Sun.
new members.
2.00 outing, the date of which will be chartered by the Beta Rho Delta ; Sylvia
Pevin on Clairmount. The
given in the next issue.
Sorority for a moonlight to be raffle chairman, reports tickets
LONGFELLOW 7096
SERVICE THAT SATISFIES
held Thursday, July 31. The Plan- 'selling rapidly. Members are to
Blue Bird Girls.
tation Serenaders will play that attend the S. E. M. Girls' moon-
BODY AND FENDER SERVICE
The last meeting of the season evening.
light this Sunday and are to have
of the Blue Bird Girls was held on
W. Warren at Merriman Rd.
a bathing party at Irish Hills in
Tuesday evening at the home of
David Horvitz Junior Club.
the afternoon. The club has room
(Continued from Page One.)
Mrs. J. A. Goldberg, 3452 Edison
(Continued from Page One.)
A newly organized group of for two new members. Those
avenue. Plans were completed for young people is the David llorvitz
wishing information should phone time he married Miss Kitty Green
America, speaking at the conven-
a party to be held for the girls Junior Club, of David Horvitz
General Repairing
; Garfield 5456-R. The next meet- in London.
tion of the Order Sons of Zion, at
and escorts at the summer home of Lodge No. :i73, I. 0. B. S. Officers
•
ing will be at the home of Vivian
STORAGE-BATTERIES-TOWING DAY AND NIGHT
Long Branch, urged a coalition of
Mrs. I. Chuenko at Horseshoe have been temporarily elected
SIR ISRAEL GOLLANCZ ,
Schwartz, 1647 Lee Place.
11560 Twelfth St.. between Burlingame and Lawrence
all forces at the coming Zionist con-
Lake on Sunday, June 29. Vari- pending the arrival of a charter,
NOTED SCHOLAR, DEAD
vention in Cleveland. Although he
ous sports are being planned. The which is expected soon. The aim
Omega Socials.
LONDON.- Sir Israel Golancz, did not mention the Brandeis-Mack
open meeting of the fall mason of this club is to keep up the tra-
Omega Socials met June 22 in well-known authority on English
will be held on Tuesday, Sept. 9, ditions of the senior lodge, to pro-
memorandum. specifically, Mr. Lip-
$8 to $10 Weekly, Single
the Little Theater of the Y. W. H. literature and for man years Pro -
at the home of Mrs. Goldberg. This mote good-fellow-
$12 to $16 Weekly, Double
ship and to en- A. This open meeting was fea- fessor of English at the Univer- sky declared that since the riots of
last Summer the present Zionist
will he followed by a get-together courage social work. At the pres- tured by the presence of 25 visi-
$1.50 to 33.00 Daily
sity of London, died at his Hemp- regime had done everything in its
party for members and escorts to ent time the club consists of 50
tors and the installation of the i , ii tzlitiheismiy.
e.itii
Monday. Among
ii, e t meorn.g
.tiehe i power "regardless of pride and
be held at the summer home of members. The membership is open
following newly-elected officers •
Mrs. Robert Clinton at Whitmore to young ladies and gentlemen be-
I Meyer Rosen, president; Dora his sixty-seven years was the sec- even of self-respect" to bring about
a union of forces.
Lake, which is an annual event tween the ages of 16 and 21. The
' Greenspoon, vice-president; Dave retaryship of the British Academy
WILLIAM 0. LEE, WM
looked forward to with much club meets every Wednesday at Susser, secretary, and Dorothy
Dr. Joseph I. Bluestone, presi-
Bring this ad. and get a bottle of polish free. Washing 95c
IL C. Rua Passim Door
which he had held since its foun- dent of the Order, in kis
pleasure.
--no extra charge for wire usilieels. Lubrication--a real job.
annual
8:30 p. m., in the main auditorium
Joh, It. at Colombia
e att, treasurer. Miss S. Rosen, dation in 1903.
sir-pressure agatem--$4.00.
Hose Away Prow Hems,'
message, declared that the order'
of Jericho Temple, Joy Road at club sponsor, installed the officers.
He was a scholar of early middle had gained in members since the
Hebrew Ladies' Social Fund.
Linwood. Every eligible person Meyer Rosen, president. announced
The Hebrew Ladies' Social Fool wishing to join is invited to attend that Nathan Norman Ginsberg was English letters and the editor of last convention and that the insur-
many text books of the period. He ance funds :show are increase of
will hold its annual picnic at the the next meeting.
:selected associate to the executive also published several works of
2425 Park Ave. cor. Verner Highway
$13,000.
shell in Belle Isle Sunday, June
committee. The program consist- Shakespearean
29. Dinner will be served and
Ono Block West of Woodward
Argonauts.
; ed of formally introducing and
Sir
Israel
was
the
brother
of
the
sandwiches and coffee will he on
We Aro Op. nay and Night to Saone vtu
Monad Special
Election of officers was held at , singing the club song, written by
sale. Proceeds will be for n the home of Irving Rosner. Offi• ; N. N. Ginsberg; a black-faced die- Rev. Sir Hermann Gollancz, emer-
itus
professor
of
University
Col-
I worthy cause.
cers elected are:
Leo Panzer, ' logue skit by Jack Rubin and Dave
A special consumer inducement
lege and distinguished Hebrew
president; Max Goldman, vice- Cohen, and impersonations of club
scholar. Sir Hermann, who is 78 of three (3) Probak Blades is be-
Alpha Gamma Phi Sorority.
president; Ilarry Delidow, secre- members by Esther I.ichtenstein.
FLOOR COVERINGS
Alpha Gamma Phi Sorority met tary, and Irving Rosner, treasurer. A resolution to visit the Fresh Air years old, has been ill for some ing made in connection with a new
package of 50 MURAD cigarettes.
Monday evening June 23, at 89 Isadore Pivoz was voted in as a Camp every other Sunday, begin- time in his London home.
During the life of this offer the
Was Lecturer at Cambridge.
Rowena. Plans were made for a member. A drive for members is 'ring July 6, was adopted. A stir-.
Sir Israel, one of the most package will be sold at regular
I boat trip on July 4 and a theater now in progress. All boys inter- ' prise party, honoring Jack Rubin
price-no extra charge for blades.
distinguished
Shakespearean
schol-
party for Monday night, July 7.
ested should call Empire 6347.J. !and Esther Lichtenstein on their
ars in the world, was born in Lon-
• duation from high school, wan
don on July 13, 1863, son of the
Phi Alpha Gamma.
Semper Amici Club.
held at the home of Celia Katz,
From Porch Awnings to
Phi Alpha Gamma Sorority me t
Miss Ethel Feinstein of Muir- Saturday night. E sther Lichten-, late Rev. S. M. Gollancz. He was
Circus Tents
at the home of Miss Evelyn Suss - land avenue was hostess at the stein left for Fresh Air Camp as educated at the City of London
4021 Fenkell Avenue
HUNTINGTON INN
Arlington 6070
man, 2692 Hogarth, on Tuesday • I meeting of Semper Amici Club junior counselor.
George Lush School and in University College,
Woodward at Eleven-Mile
Guests of the evening were the ;June 18. Miss Suzanne Brown was submitted a design which was ac London, and Christ's College, Cam-
!atlases Jeanette Adess and Ann a guest. The next meeting will evicted as the official club emblem bridge.
Stein of Chicago. The next meet - be at the home of Miss Florence to be' worn on the club sweaters.
From 1892 to 1895 he was Quoin
ing will be at the home of Mis
English student and lecturer at
llolinstat, 2980 Fullerton,
W es
Estelle Woronoff, 16314
University College, London, and for
Tau Phi Fraternity.
16508 Hamilton
Philadelphia, on Tuesday.
Club Galaxy.
The Tau l'hi Fraternity me t the subsequent 10 years was a lec-
Longfellow 1138
Club Galaxy met at the home of Thursday evening at the Y. W. H turer in English at Cambridge.
Home Relief Society.
Although much of his time and
Miss Genevieve Rosen, 1537 Let A. clubhouse June 19. It was de-
a
The dinner-dance given by th e Place, June 20. On Sunday thy - elite,' that the fraternity attend attention had been devoted to his
Home Relief Society June 8 a t members went tee the picnic given the dinner-dance given by the Ep duties as secretary of the British
Eastwood was well attended. Mrs • by the Detroit auxiliary of tics teflon Tau Fraternity at Sunset Inn Academy since 1903, Sir Israel al-
AI Weisman's committee's effort ";Jewish Consumptive Relief Asso - Sunday, June 29. Sanford Adle e So had served as chairman of the
were well rewarded. The picni c dation. Later the members went was taken into the fraternity as a Shakespeare Association, president
planned for the Old Folks Hom e to the home of Miss Agnes Ther - pledge. The next meeting will b e of the Philological Society from
could not be held at Belle Isle o e man to dance. In the. evening al
ATLANTIC- PACIFIC
I held Thursday evening at 8 9 1919 to 1922 and a lecturer in Old
account of the downpour June 19 e . went to a theater party. The next
English at Exeter.
Rowena.
STAGES
so after a ride in closed cars th e' meeting will be at the home of
He was a member of the Medieval
inmates were served lunch at th e Miss Ruth Rapaport.
Chicago
Cleveland
Academy of America, the Royal
Fishman Family Social Club.
home and were given gifts. Fa e
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
• The next meeting of the Fish . Spanish Academy and of Early !
Zager of Grand avenue deliverer
Sigma Omega Upsilon.
man Family Social Club will b e Erglish Text Society. Inc 1923 he
Memphis Philadelphia
several Yiddish selections, whir h
Sigma Omega Upsilon Sorority held at the home of Mr. and Mrs . ‘'.sited this country to attend the
Denver
New York
the folks enjoyed. The anima I met at the home of Miss Faye Sidney Fishman, 2752 Hazelwood , conference of British and Ameri-
picnic of the society for the rhil loafer. After a dinner at the Tea Sunday, June 29, at 5:30 p. m. A t can professors of English held at
Lou Angeles
.
dron of the members and friend Gardens a theater party was hell I the last meeting, held at the home Columbia University.
Cincinnati Chattanooga
will be given Tuesday, July I. I I !on June 21. I'lans are under way ' of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Fishman
Louisville
Atlanta
a. m., at the Belle Isle picnic for an affair to close the season'
5 1734 Taylor, there were two guest •
Ephraim Deinard Dies.
Nashville
Miami
grounds. Home Relief banners all I activities. Miss Minnie Novitz 0
f from New York, Miss Sarah Itzko
Ephraim Deinard, noted Ilebrew
designate the spot. Coll Mr' • Monterey avenue will be hostess a t witz and Miss Ray [claimer.
scholar,
known as "the last of the
, Chas. Cornell, Arlington 8797-W • th next meeting.
1901 GRAND RIVER
Mohicans" among the old time Max-
or Mrs. Nathan Mandeberg, Long
Corner Casa
Phi Beta Epsilon.
kihm,
died
on Tuesday from can-
fellow 84 79, to lull them how man
F. U. N. Girl s.
Cad. 4114-2344
Alpha Delta chapter o f Phi Bete cer in his eighty-fifth year, at his
children in your ',arty. There wil I
The mee tings in the past twe e Epsilon met at the "Y" June 19.
home, 1407 White Plains road, the
308 W. GRAND RIVER
be games and prizes.
weeks were held at the homes o t Albert Cutler was appointed lord
Bronx, New York. Mr. Deinard
Corner wash. Blvd.
Sarah Fox and Jeanette Kantor • of the exchequer during the ab-
was a well known book collector
Cad. 8989
Yepetters Club.
Election of officers resulted as fol sence of John Finestone, who is
and had made collections of He-
Miss Theresa Louise Schwan z Incas: Jeanette Kantor, president
; now in Chicago. last Sunday the brew
books for the Libray of Con-
is welcoming members of Yepet - Sarah Fox, vice-president; Shirley
froternity was host to Pi Gamma
REV. JACOB I. SKLAR 1 tern Club tee a housewarming part Y Klasky, secretary; Edith Milken I'hi Fraternity and their lady gress and Harvard University.
Detroit's Leading and
at her home in Grosse Ile June 28 • treasurer, and Saree Kosofsky
friends at the summer cottage at
Des Known
A progressive party will be the en - hostess. The girls rented a cot
- Vass Lake, where a baseball game
tertainment for July 4. ending th e tage at Island Lake for the last
was held. Parents of members are
lay
with
swimming
at
the
Island
Recommended by she
two weeks of the summer. Plan 5 invited to spend Sunday, June 29,
ISCHADCHEN)
City . . Most Promi-
Lake cottage of Miss Helen Ruth for emblems were discussed. The.
at the summer cottage at Cass
Men and women desiring to make
nent Phy•lcians.
Berke. At the last meeting a de - next meeting re to be at the home
Lake.
The
following
dates
have
worthwhile
acquaintances for mate
1010 Hazelwood Aim
bate was held on present-day prob - of Shirley Klasky.
been set aside for open meetings : rimonial purposas, see me.
Ph.. Empire 6424. I
Ionic. The affirmative team won a
July 2, open to members' friend
S. PARANSKY
miniature loving cup. Anothe
Aimwell Club.
in the Little Theater, where re - 1471 Virginia Park. Emp. 3028)
debate of this nature is planned
The result of the election held freshments will be served; July 9
for the near future.
last Sunday follows: President when a program will be presented
Ilenry Friedman; vice-president, b' William Salomon, Leon Cutler
Cantor at Mishkan
Coterie Club.
Joe Tauber; secretary, Sarah , and Rudolph Littman:
The spring and summer months are the preferred ones for chang-
Israel Synagogue
The Coterie Club met at the Friedman; treasurer, Julius Pol-
licence of Miss Selma Davis of Chi- lack. following the meeting the
Expert ■
and
Jolly Fellows Club.
ing heating equipment. Your home and your family deserve the
cago b oulevard. Election of offi- club enjoyed a swimming party at
The Jolly Fellows Club met at
Antiseptic Moho!
cers resulted as follows: Presi- Jefferson Beach. Henceforth,
the home of Jack Kobrin. Final
all-year comfort that healthful gas heat will bring. Then every
dent, Jeanette Weller; treasurer, meetings will be held every Tues-
arrangements for the open meet-
MARRIAGES
an
TIN EN BRAVIN G
Shirley Kelt; secretary, Bessie day evening at a o'clock. The
ing to be held Tuesday evening.
Fluor
Kerr
PERFORMED
Sinn.
hour of every day will be spent in perfect bodily comfort, for
Koaak. Initiation of new members members extend hearty wishes for
July 1, at I.ittman's were
will lee in the form of a dinner and a speedy recovery to Ida lingeroff,
2012 Virginia
completed. There will be dancing
thermostatic control always provides the proper temperature, no
theater early to take place instead who was recently operated on.
Park
. and entertainment and no charge
QUALITY
of the next meeting.
for admission. Members will meet
PRINTING
Garfield 0287.M
matter how unexpected the demand for heat. 1 Gas is the
Alpha Beta Gamma Sorority.
at the home of Ben Richman at
PLATES.A.
Club Topowingo.
Alpha Beta Gamma Sorority met noon Sunday, June 29.
4,7/4.Fputes/
Club Topiewingo met at the at the home of Miss Yvette Gleish.
perfect fuel-sootless, dustless, and odorless at all times.
home of Dorothy Chatitz June
There was a discussion on the
Modernistics.
SOUR STORY IN PRIORI . ,
The picnic seas a success. The dig- moonlight to be given by the so-
Li AYES NOTHING UNTOLD
There
is nothing to store, no ashes to carry out, and no furnace
The
Modernistics
met
at
the.
Mohel Specialist
cus.ion 1,4 a cek wo, on Ian, and rority June 27. The next meeting
home of Sidney Fishman, 2541
north r
ts Yam . Esp.,
will be on Tuesday, at the home Elmhurst, June 20. Lillian I'M-
stoking to do. Get a complete estimate now on the cost of
floor., F.ndo ■ esd
of Miss Pearl Gilberg, 3294 Elm- noff was appointed to the board by
r.
by Loading
hurst.
the president. The baseball conic
gas heating for your home. There is no obligation of any kind.
Physicians
We Announce the Open-
with the Aimwells ended in favor
Ben Bey A. C.
of the Modernistics. The club at-
ing of Our New
2073
Ben Bey A. C. announces the tended the picnic at Elizabeth
Convenient Terms Arranged
Gladstone
Mad dance of the fall season to be Park. The Modernistics were vic-
given at the Book Cadillac Hotel torious in a game of baseball with
-The Complete
Euclid 10467
Sept. 21. At a special meeting the Jolly Elites by a score of 11
Washing Powder
Maurice Klayman was elected to 3. The next meeting will be on
chairman of the dance committee. June 27 at the home of Miss l'la
A soap pow-
The following are on the commit- noff, 2717 Glendale.
der-a
Rev. Benjamin
tee: Sam Lapinsky, Sam Dubin-
water soft-
BLEIBERG
sky. Nate Wolak, Charles Wolak,
ener and a
Delta Chapter, Phi Gamma Eta.
cleaner-
Mokel Specialist I
Alex Saltsman, Morris Surath and
Frank S. Fugate, Sales Manager
On June IS a special meeting
•
Roc run . ,, Y•1 by
We Teach You
Sam Been. Sam Dubrinsky, presi- was held at the homeof Miss So-
Clifford at Bagley
.'"
Leadin• I • •ician•
ALL IN
A
Se.
Bertrand
dent, new graduating Detroit Col- phie Rashevsky of Hazelwood ave-
Open
hay
and
Night
Wster5oftsnertor
BRANCHES:
ONE
2225 Blaine Ave. ,
BRANCHES ,
lege of Law, predicted the coming nue. Plans were discussed for a
Eucl d 5000
Professional Instruction
season will he the most successful, swimming party to be held at
"Well kept •
annul
Boulevard-General Motors Bldg.
Marriage* Pei horsed
Hamtramck-11601 Joseph Campau
♦ s4 ramrod..
a. well as athletically.
hands reach
Walled
Lake
in
conjunction
with
02 Apsucntosest
Dearborn - 105 West Michigan
for
the Alpha Omega Fraternity. Tick-
to VV":"
Wyandotte-3013 Biddle Ave.
Les Joyeus•
ets for the moonlight to be given
RENO"
I
I
Mrs. William [tricker of 1697 July 13 on the steamer Tashmoo
laaine avenue won the raffle at may be obtained by phoning Miss
RENO in bulk is also used in !
COLLISION WORK, GENERAL RE.
meeting at the home of Rose Betty Kaplan. Hemlock 071I-R.
apartments, banks hospitals. A
12150 Li•erno4 at Elmhurst
K
PAIRING. WELDING, STORAGE
and
Gertrude
Alpert.
A
meeting
The
next
meeting
will
be
at
the
public
buildings and institu-
Garfield 9600
3720 Webb A•enue
will be held at the home of Miss home of Miss Esther Selitsky, 1601
tions.
Between Calvert and
Ph.. Garfield 0474
Rose Entner, Thursday, July 3.
'Vest Philadelphia.

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