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NEWS ,
TWO NEW PLAYS AT
U. H. S. GRADUATION
to which the (ward was invited and of the second class, was
host,. ,;
a party held afterwards, ttaik place that party.
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first time the first Sedrah of 133.re-
Phi Beta Epsilon.
Club Galaxy.
Ladies' Auxiliary of Denver Siunit- / i
shith. The other class completed
Sigma Delta Pi Sorority, Iota
elementary
or
high
school
division,
A
special
consumer
in
Iii
Corium.
Alpha Bela chapter of Phi Beta
A closed meeting of Club Ga-
I
the study of the Book Joshua.
Chapter.
_. party Iur tae
of three C3) Probak Blades .
Epsilon met at the 1 Thursday lazy was held itt the home of Miss,
A luncheon was held at the
Sigma Delta Pi Sorority met at Alumni members and their friends.
Mrs. Joseph II. Ehrlich, mother ing made in connection with .
roofing. Plans for the summer Iladassa Saperstein on June I3. home of Miss Mollie Siegel, 2274
tie home of Miss Martha Katzer. Such a celebration will be held in of Henry Ehrlich, a member of the' pacDkuargitong of50
the li SflelloRfAts
Dhi ci ,3,; 1, ; :
wore made, including arrange- 'rhe new members are Anna Karp Longfellow avenue, June 11, to v rich was the final meeting until
honor of the incoming graduates first class, was hostess of the party
meats for a dinner at the summer and Dan Jacobs. Following the organize Detroit Ladies' Auxiliary September, the chapter disband-
on July 3, at the Philadelphia and in his class. Mrs. Bernard Isaacs, package will be sold at r.
' cottage at Cass Lake, to he pre- meeting the members went to Jet- of Denver Sanatorium The fol. 1 ,,, for the summer. An informal
Byron brunch of the United fk. mother of Rubin Isaacs, a member . price-no extra charge for I
pared by the pledges, Max Tett- Person Beach. The next meeting lowing officers were chosen: Mrs. d liner-dance, held Sunday, June brew Schools.
t o h e a t th e h ome° f
man and Sam Faren.
Several
Ge- Mollie Siegel, president; Mrs. Net- le. at Edgewater Beach Club,
Isaacs to Speak in New. York.
members attended a dinner given move Rossen of 1537 Lee Place.
to Friedman, Mrs. Fannie Schweit- c osed the social activities for the
Officers for the term beginning
by Phi Delta l'i Sorority at Edge-
zer and Mrs. Sarah Waterst one, t , em. New Officers for next term in September, elected at the last
water Beach Club. The social con-'
Club Co-Ordination Clique.
vice-presidents; Mrs. Lena Suffrin, w ere elected as follows: Dean, meeting of the Alumni, are: Pres-
on
an
open
meeting
mittee decided
Club Co-Ordination Clique met treasurer; Mrs. Adele Greenfield Miss Jeanette Jacobs; vice-dean. ident, Ilarry Seligson; vice-presi-
late this month. The next meet- June 14 and drew up its constant Secretary! Mrs. Lea Fine, Mrs.
ant s, scribe, Miss dent, Nathan Shur; recording see-
ing in to be at the "y" Thursday lion.
The purpose of this group Taube Siegel, Mrs. Lazar, true- Miriam Schwartz; keeper of funds,' rotary, Eva Shevitz; corresponding
evening, June 26.
is to effect closer co-operation be- tees; board of directors, Sarah Miss Martha Katzer.
Approximately 25 Mile. from Mackinaw
secretary, Zelda Rosenthal; trees-
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tween Jewish clubs in Detroit. U n- Karmen, Rose Adelman, Sophie
Give your boy a chance to get close to nature-this cm ,
urer, Oscar Colten; board of direr-
The G
der the supervision of Dave Steffen, Horowitz,
Inter Na, Club.
Pauline
Brandwihe,
tors, the officers and Gertrude Ros-
for Jewish boys offers such fine spurts as
Mans have been completed for secretary, it is building up a list of Lena Danisan, Rose Levy,
The Inter NosClub entertained! enthal, Naomi Buchhalter, Dorothy
the Geezers' moonlight to be held names and addresses of individ- ',twin. Sophie Zahrinkin, An- at bridge May 28 at the home of Heiman, and Abe Weston.
Thursday evening, July 10. Louis uals comprising the 21)1) organiza- neut. Pomeranz.
Miss Lenore Cohen. An interest-I
Bernard Isaacs, superintendent
Horowitz, chairman of the moon- ti ono ,
kg meeting was held at the home of the United Hebrew Schools, left
light committee, reports that .3
Tau Phi Fraternity.
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of Miss Rose Gerber on Boston for New York to attend the confer-
large number of tickets have
Phi-So-Lae Soronty.
Tau l'hi Fraternity net Thurs. boulevard. flans were completed once 33f National Council of Jewish
Indian Guide. Tutoring by Competent Instructors If Desireit
already' been reserved by people
Installation of officers took M are
Size and Style for
h. !' a theater party. A book re- Education. Ile will actress one of
Fur Rates and Further Information Write
planning to attend. Officers and on Wednesday, June IS, at ii (lay evening, June 12, at the home
Every Need.
members of other clubs who would o'clock, at the Jewish Center, of Ily Smith of Philadelphia ave. view will be given at the next the sessions on the advisability of
meeting
at
the
home
of
Miss
Belle
:
establishing
a
bureau
for
Jewish
noe
.
The
fraternity
attended
in
like additional information should Hans have been made for a July
a body the Ilicur Cholera excursion Franovitz, June 20, for members 1 teachers' licenses.
correspond with the secretary, Sid- 4 outing to be given at Walled Sunday.
9330 Dexter Blvd. Evenings, Phone Garfield 4759-W
In the indoor baseball and their friends.
ney Stolsky, 1652 Gladstone, Em- Lake. A big surprise is coming
game with the Phi K
Kappa
Epsilon
, pine 50:16-R.
It is custtlidiarSyiYiunn'
school.
Nov .
uti .the
.
Strangers Athletic Club.
Fraternity,
Tau
Phi
emerged
sic-
that when
when it (IBS.' ll mplt t3, a I» k,
DETROIT, MICH.
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tors, 8 to 7. The next meeting
The first of a series of house I even in the first grade of the ele-
Jolly Elite Club.
Omega Social..
Longfellow 8439
Detroit, Mich .
will be at the Y. W. II. A. Thurs. Parties proved successful. AI Le - Imentary department, a Siyum is
The lust meeting was held at
The Omega Social Club met
vine is chairman of the party cam- I arranged. Such a Siyum, in the
Milton .loot 11, at the Y. W. II. A. New `lap evenin
' People's Ilal I June 16.
g'
mince.
The
Strangers,
at
the
an-
i
form
of
a
semi-public
examination
Rubin gave a farewell report of officer, were elected as follows:
noel Bicur Cholem excursion;
D . O. 0. R.
the fourth semi-annual installation Meyer Rosen, president; Dora
reaped the t
of prizes and
'of officers held Saturday, June 14, Greenspoon, vice-president; Dave
Evelyn Blatt was
Manufacturers and Distributors
hostess to \,„n the baseball trophy. The club's'
at
which
Lieutenant
Lou
Shapiro
Sasser, secretary. and Dorothy Daughters of Oddfellows and Re- ,lance will take place Sept. 28 at
"Finest Golf Couroca in the
Ask Your Grocer For
officiated as installing officer. Sil- Redblatt, treasurer. Last Sunday bekas at her home, 4226 Webb the Book Cadillac.
Detroit District."-Tommy Ar-
ver loving cups were presented to the entire club went (3n a hike to avenue, lost Sunday. Jennie Cha-
mour.
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,Ilarry Cohen and Milton Rubin, River Rouge I'ark. Two members, mish and Sophie Moscow are new
With Every Ideal
Bet ■ Rho Delt ■ Sorority.
former president and vice-presi- Jack Rubin and Esther Lichten- members. The question of sum-
Deliciously Different. All kinds of Loaf Cheese
At the last meeting of Beta Rho
dent, respectively. Arrangements stein, were graduated from North- mar meetings is to be further dis- ,
Make sure the sour clean] you buy at your grocer's is WHITE. STAR .
Delta Sorority, discussion was had ,
have been made to attend the pic- ern lligh and Commerce lligh, re. cussed June 20, at Annette Man- k
garding the sorority's third an-
nic sponsored by the Los Angeles spectively. have Sasser was the son's home, 2612 Hazelwood. Plans
moonlight, to be held July :31
Sanatorium this Sunday at Van recipient ofthe silver palm, highest will be made to attend the picnic nual
on the steamer Columbia, from
Dyke and Six-Mile road.
LONGFELLOW 7096
award given to any Boy Scout, on Sunday given by the Consump- the foot of Woodward. Charity
SERVICE THAT SATISFIE S
from the Boy Scouts of America Lion Relief Society. work is still the primary item, and
BODY AND FENDER SERVICE
.
Alpha Gamma Phi Sorority.
Board of Honor, in addition to the needy families
are constantly be.
Alpha Gamma l'hi enjoyed the Eagle rank. There will he instal-
Lambda Tau Alpha.
W. Warren at Merriman Rd.
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en- •
hospitality of Miss Bessie Shep- lation of newly elected officers at
Lambda Tau Alpha Fraternity nis team was selected among the
herd's home in Windsor at a week- the next meeting, Sunday, June 22, met Sunday afternoon
at 2024 girls, and any club or sorority de-.
end pajama party. Miss Annie Visitors are invited.
Standard Prices, Quality Work
Pingree avenue. Final arrange- siring to challenge the Beta Rho
Shepherd of St. Thomas, Ont., was
General Repairing
ments were made to have Milton Delta team, call Miss Rae Marcus,
a guest at this social affair. The
Phi Kappa Epsilon.
YOUR LAUNDRY INDIVIDU-
Rosenberg, president of Alpha Madison 6483.
STORAGE-BATTERIES-TOWING DAY AND NIGHT
evening's program was diversified
Phi
Kappa
Epsilon
Fraternity
of
Epsilon
Tau,
address
chapter
ALLY-WASHED AND CARE-
and consisted of bridge, dancing, announces its annual moonlight to the fraternity on "Fraternalism,"
11560 TwelfthSt., between Burling•me and Lawrence
Ami•Ketos•Mi Sorority,
FULLY HAND IRONED
and special entertainment. A mid- take place Friday evening, June Sunday at
5 P. m., at 21)00 Vir- Ruth Markovitz of Philadelphi a Bet. Joy Road and Clairmount
night lunch was served. On Sun- 20, on the steamer Tashmoo. The ginia Park. David Katz, a pledgee,
avenue Was hostess at the meeting
day afternoon the sorority held Wolverine Playboy orc h estra will is
convalescing after a major ope- of Am1.-Ket3x,Sli Sorority June
Your Patronage Appreciated
open house at a lawn reception furnish the dance music.
CAR WASH-QUICK-COURTEOUS-COMPLETE
ration at Ford Hospital.
11. The following officers were
which terminated in a picnic.
elected: Rose Waxier, president; I
Semper Amici Club.
Delta Sigma Chi Sorority,
Sally Abrams, secretary; Sally
Zeiler Ladies' Aid Society.
Miss Molly Danzig, 161k Tyler Slims Rhea Kramer of :1813 Vir- Zane, treasurer. The moonlight is
The Zeiler Ladies' Aid Society
avenue,
was
hostess
at
the
meeting'
ginia
Park
was
hostess
at
the
last
to
be held June 29 to Sugar Island.
will hold installation of officers
Sourer Amici Club June 10. meeting of Delta Sigma Chi Soror. Members are planning an affair in
Saturday, June 21, at 8 p. at of
Th (3 . isms . arjorit . ( wartz, ity, June 13. Plans were con• honor of new officers. The next
No Extra Charge for Wire Wheels
the Jewish Center, Fenkell branch. hello Schlain and Tillie II
SATURDAY, SUNDAY AND HOLIDAYS, 41.25
Yin " meted for the affair which will meeting will be lit the home of
There will be a musical program .
Go to Morrison'a, the Auto Laundry Originator, for the best car wash
were
guests.
The
next
meeting
take
place
Saturday
afternoon
at
Rose
Waxier,
1176
Clairmount.
will the quickest service at this tow price. Not onl y car washing-hui a
dancing, and refreshments will be will be at the home 33f Miss Ethel
Installation of officers
Bob-1.33.
complete auto service-a ONE-STOP SUPER SERVICE STATION.
, erred. Mrs. NI. Finkel. president , "
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will take place and three new
Ye Beta Sorority,
Invites all friends and member •
members, the Misses Rhea Kramer,
Ye Beta Sorority met at the
to attend. The last meeting was
Argonauts.
Rose Farber and Esther Halberg, homeo f the Misses Jean and Betty
2425 Park Ave., cot. Vernor Highway
12168 Dexter Boulevard held at the horneof Mrs. M. Mo-
The Argonauts defeated the will be initiated. The officers for Miller at 16620 Stoepel avenue,
One Block West of Woodward
ranz. where final arrangements for Modernistic,
in a game of indoor the
,
We Are Open Day and Night to Serve You
the next ail months will be: Presi- June 12. Installation of new otli-
the
333 dis3 aoatoon were made. Mrs. baseball by the score of 4 to 2. ,1,,,,t
Phone Longfellow 1185
,
Betty
Demian;
vice-presi-
cers
took
place.
Miss
Hilda
.1.
Moranz served a midnight lunch in They also defeated the Alambdia
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honor of her daughter, Fay's, Towel in an overtime game, 7 to 6. ,lent, Belle M. Baron; treasurer, Goldstone is president; Miss Fan-
Belle R. Shnurowitz, and secre- nie Gruskin, secretary and treas-
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graduation from Central lligh
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tary, Esther II. Halberg. Miss urer. Plans for the summer were
School.
J. U. G.'.
Betty Demian will represent the discussed. The first event will be
l'ODAY, TOMORROW, EVERY
at Livernois
A meeting of the J. U. G.'s was socit•ty at the meeting of the Jew-, a moonlight, Miss Sylvia Zatkin
Tau Sigma Gamma Sorority.
held at the homeof Miss Bertha ish Counsel of Youth. The society 12843 Woodrow Wilson, will be
DAY IS SOMEONE'S
FINEST AUTO WASH IN DETROIT
Miss Rose Greenberg was host-
LOWEST PRICES PREVAIL
BIRTHDAY
2945 Richton June 11. congratulates Miss Esther II. Ilal- hostess at the next meeting.
WIRE WHEELS, 50c EXTRA
ess to Tau Sigma Gamut Sorority Feldman,
i i ni 3..,
7 airmon o
' ' berg on her engagement to Lou
1
June 17. A pajama party k A farewell gift is to be given
Alemiting-Polishing
Don't Forget to Say It With
to
Kappa Zet ■ Sorority,
The sorority will meet
planned for members and their Miss Jeanette Schwartz, who is Taub.
Flowers
-Greasing
Kappa mi
Zeta
a l mn
i e oerit Tlaimaho,
every other week during July and
eta,tr tho ef
friends on Saturday, June 28, at leaving for Cleveland.
Visit or Phone Us Today
10-Minute Service
home of
August.
the summer cottage at Walled
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Under the :Management of
Lee
Place.
Blue
and
white
was
4021 Fenkrll Avenue
Lake. The sorority extends sym-
Arlington 6079
Meta Alpha Theta Sorority.
SIDNEY CLORE
chosen at the club colors. Miss
Stepin Aid Society.
pathy to Mrs. B. Richman (Rae
The last meeting, at the home of
■
WaS
chosen
chair
We can supply you with the
Wachler), on the loss of her sis- Miss Lillian Pearlman, brought to
A meeting , was held at the home Lillian Cohen
finest quality in Detroit.
en. A lunch- man of the pin committee. Miss ,
ter, Mrs. J. Lefton. The next a close the business meetings for (3f Mrs. J. Weingarten,
th
l
meeting will be at the home of the season. The ncx,t meetings are can
was 'erred.
following donors: work for the sorority constitution.
Miss Sonia Gedrich, 2227 West to be held ' the
of week- to thank
the following
( °""' Girls between the ages 'of 17 to IS
Euclid, on June 24.
end socials, at the sorority's cot- Si, rs• 1.31 - Goldman, 85; Mrs, S. Sie- inter. ested should call the scribe,
Mrs.
D.
Goose,
$1; Mrs. II.
L
E3;
Cage at Cass Lake. Many events R'
Miss Ethel Kurtz, Empire 5456-31.
Detroit Ladies' Aid Society.
are planned for the summer. Th3. liloom, $1. Next meeting will be
Mrs. Eva Cutler was unani- first get-together is to be in the
June ' , at
old
e
mously re-elected president of the form of a house warming on July home of :Mrs. F. Weisman, 2971
Detroit Ladies' Aid Society Mon- 4. Miss Annabelle Berlin and Miss Glendale.
day, May 26. Other officers are Anne Lakow are to be guests at
Mrs. Ida l'evin, ex-president; Mrs. the sorority's cottage for the en-
Spa aaaaa Club.
11742 Dexter Blvd.
.1. Rubin, vice-president; Mrs. Tra-
The Spartans Club met June 14
tire season.
Hemlock 0926
m., treasurer; Mrs. A. Malin
at the home of Sam Weiner, presi-
financial secretary; Mrs. Bogaret
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dent.
Max Sussman, a pledge,
Li.. Wires.
recording !secretary; Mrs. Needle
'1
A formal initiation was held for was accepted as a member. Plans quality at Sabbath morning serv-
Mrs. Leiberman, Mrs. Elkin, trus-
for
next
week's
social
were
dis.
two pledges, Isadore Zudnik and
ices, June 28, at the Cleveland
tees; Mrs. G. Pomerantz and Mrs.
Joe Miller, who were voted in as cussed and it was decided to turn
Fireman, hospitalers. Officera of members. Nominations of officers it into a weinie roast. A meeting Jewish Center. Rabbi Harry S.
I
Davidowitz will deliver a sermon
the fund: Chairman, Mrs. Horo-
was held Wednesday night. Elec- will be held first at the bona. of on Zionism.
witz; treasurer,Mrs. %tiger; linen
.' lion will be held Wednesday, June Carl Agranoti, 540 East Ferry,
If a party of 25 yeaves for th•
cial secretary, Mrs. Fireman. Th3
' 1 23. Dates for in3loor baseball then the party will adjourn to convention on the D. & C. boat
thirteenth annual Yahresfest will
Valli.,
can be arranged with Phoenix Park. All entertainment Saturday night, June 28, a special
be held this Sunday, June 22, at
and arrangements are being taken rate of $4.75 for the round trip
Mickey Wilson, 9730 Cameron.
the Kiever Restaurant 6408 W3.33.1-
care of by Carl Agranoff, Ben will be offered by the navigation
ward Dinner will be served
Schwartz and Louis Bronstein.
Zedakah Clb.
' company. Those desiring to avail
Mrs. Roy Zanisky was installed
themselves of this special rate
',Ts will take place at this time.
Modernistic. Club,
:is president of Zedakah Club for
should mail their checks for $4.75
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, the third term. Mrs. Zanisky has
The
Modernistics
Club
met
at
to l'hilip Slomovitz, care Detroit
Les Joyeuse
'served the club as recording sec- the home of Al Hoffman. The Jewish Chronicle, at once. N33
From Porch Awning s to
Les Joyeuse Eilles met at the
retary for three years previous to club's first canoeing party at tickets will be reserved unless
Circus Tents
home of Miss Lillian Marks, 2.142
her election as president in 1928. Walled Lake last Sunday was a checks are received by Tuesday,.
Hazelwood. Plans for a picnic to
Iler leosociates in office are ',des- success. Twenty-five couples at- June 24.
be held June '22 were discussed.
(1:1111eS Harry I.evinson and Mortis tended. George Bennett and
tics Regina Harris, Sliss Kathe-
Davis, vice-presidents; Mrs. Lester Ilarry Soverinsky were unani-
rine Lesser and Miss Anne Barriek
Easy to Learn
Lapides, recording secretary
mously elected to membership,
sere invited to attend the picnic.
Mrs. Ben Tolmich, correspondin g bringing the total to 28. The club
BIG PAY TRADES 1
, The next meeting will be at the
;and
financial
secretary;
Mrs.
Harr
16508 Hamilton
baseball team was victorious in its
one of the Misses Rose and Ger-
DRAFTING DESIGNING
C oggan, treasurer; Mrs. Kolma
last encounter, defeating the
Die end tool Designing combined
Longfellow 1138
trude Alpert, 2x61
Shapiro, Mrs. Milton Bernstein Cortland team in 10 innings, 7 to
with practical shop work, the most
thorough course in the city.
Mrs.
Irving Shapero, trustees • 6. The hoard of directors ar-
1 Mrs. I.ouis Germansky heads th
Die Making and Tool Making
ranged a picnic to be held Sunday,
r .
Our chop O the most modern of any
investigation committee; Mrs. June 22, at Elizabeth Park.
The
JACOB I. SKLAR
private die and tool shop in Detroit,
Theodore Shaffer is chairman of next tneeting will he at the le-Ire
Detroies Leading and
fully equipped with lathes, millers,
sewing committee; Mrs. doshua of Jennie Sodas, June 20.
winder.,
inders, punch p
Best Kilos.,
,
m achines, drill
Karbel, Mrs. Ilarry Levin, Mrs.
• etc.
A Good Combination
Isidore Karbel are the sick commit-
Theta Gamma Theta Sorority.
Heron, mended
Welding, body and fonder repair,
tee; Mrs. Ilarry Eisler will be
Miss Esther Krakowski a as
City's Mast Prong-
auto paintine and collision wort,
chairman of the entertainment hostess at the last meeting of
tent Physician,.
Specialised Trades
committee.
Mrs.
Ben
Jacobs
was
limotweed
Linwood. Cur. (.1, Yri Court
Electricians, plumbers and Imiler
TFe ta Gamma Theta Sorel ty.
The spring and summer months are the preferred ones for chang-
operators.
mistress of ceremonies. The in- Plans for the celebration of 'he
Mame Empire 6421.
We
can
qualify you for city and
stalling officers were Mrs. Jacob Misses Bertha Halberg and 113sky
state li
ing heating equipment. Your home and your family deserve the
Ilarvith, Mrs. Stark Weinbeck, Mrs. l'erlin's birthdays will
GLADLY SHOW YOU
be
CUT RATE DRUGS
\ delph Jacoby. Mrs. Regina Lax 0 0E41 at the next meeting. The
The beat equipped private trade
rrhool in Michigen.
all-year comfort that healthful gas heat will bring. Then every
yrsets-al work.
t.
selections, assist e d by
next Meeting will be at the home
Day and Evening CI
31,. Shulman, pianist.
Out-of- of Misis Flora Swartz of Delaware
Cantor at Mishkan
The Store of Persenal
NATIONAL SCHOOL OF
tnvn
hour of every day will be spent in perfect bodily comfort, for
were Slims Rudetsky of avenue.
Service
Israel Synagogue
Denver, Mrs. Katzman of Pinhole!.
TRADES
Expert and
phi, Mrs. Weinberg of Cleveland.
thermostatic
control always provides the proper temperature, no
Woodward Ave. and Brady St.
We carry Gilberts, Cecil's
Equality Club.
Donations acknowledged from
Antiseptic 51ohel
Entrance 61 Brady Street
Edith Paransky was honored
and Whitman's Chocolates.
Shrink, Gimman's
.l
Club, and with a farewell luncheon and
matter how unexpected the demand for heat. Gas is the
anonymous contribution.
A pro-
MARRIAGES
gram has been arranged for the bridge at Chinese Tea Gardens
We Deliver
PERFORMED
prior to her departure for Califor-
perfect fuel-sootless, dustless, and odorless at all times.
meeting Monday. June 23, at Hilt nia, where she Will
attend the eigh-
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2012 Vii ginia
home of Mrs. Sarah Baker, 12532
teenth annual convention of the
There
is nothing to store, no ashes to carry out, and no furnace
Broadstreet, A candy party will
Pork
Los Angeles Sanatorium. Mrs.
be given at the home of Mrs. Paransky
in one of the delegiltes
Garfield 0287.M
stoking
to do. Get a complete estimate now on the cost of
Louis Lightstone, 1466 Virginia
who will represent the D- refit
Park, Monday, June 30, at 2 p. m.
Auxiliary of Los Angeles Sana-
gas heating for your home. There is no obligation of any kind.
Tickets can be procured from
torium. The 40-bed Detroit unit
members and will be sold at the is now complete and the formal
Radio Service and Repair
door.
a y. Mohel Specialist
opening
will
take
place
during
the
Radio Merchandising
Convenient Terms Arranged
Public Address Syron.
Specializing in
convention. While in Los Angeles
Jolly Fellows Club.
Short W•• ■ • Radio
Mrs. Paransky Will also represent
en, Endo, ..d
'
1
Talking Picture
The Jolly Fellows Club m e t a t
the Equality Club, whose small
Sound Production
by Lead ,
the home of S. Lipsitz. The en-
Speech Amplification
membership has been actively in-
Physician.
tertainment committee is prepar-
Air-Craft Radio
terested in the Detroit Auxiliary
Wire Itroadr•oing
ing
for the open meeting to be hell
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work. She was granted full
Commercial Operating
SUITES AND SLIP COVERS
July 1 at Littman's hall. Final ad.
Selling
power in the purchasing of hods
Gladstone
vertisernents for the coming moon-
MADE TO ORDER
in the name of the Equality Club. '
RIGHT NOW
light,
to
be
held
July
8
to
Sugar
Euclid 10467
The club's donation in the recent
Frank S. Fugate, Sales Manager
There Is • tremendous demand for
Island, will be distributed two
Properly Qualified men In the
tag drive was $400, which brings.
11846 Linwood A
weeks before the affair. The lov-
Clifford at Bagley
World•s Most Rapidly
up their total to 1900 in the past.
Near Elmhurst
Growing Industry.
ing cup which will be given away
BRANCHES:
BRANCHES ,
six months. Anyone interested in •
to the holder of a lucky number
this cause should notify the Equal.;
Longfellow 0489
can he seen in Buddy's Delica-
Boulevard-General Motors Bldg.
Joseph
Campau
Hamtramck-11601
ity Club president, Mrs. Luba!
tessen, Taylor and Twelfth. Pro-
Dearborn-105 West Michigan
Lupiloff, 3294 Cortland.
As a j
Wyandotte-3013 Biddle Ave.
Mobil Specialist
ceeds of the affair will be used for
windup of the season the club will
Recommended by
all needy caws on hand.
attend the picnic and carnival!
Leeding PhYsician•
given by the Detroit Auxiliary of i
2225 Blaine Ave.
.os Angeles Sanatorium on Sun-
COLLISION WORK, GENERAL RE-
Euclid 5000
3723 Grand River Avenue J1
PAIRING, WELDING. STORAGE
day. June 22, at Van Dyke and
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3720 Webb Avenue
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Six-Mile road. The public is in-
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Phone Garfield 0474
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A Jewish Boys Camp in Michigan
ON BLACK LAKE
HARVESTER
MOTOR TRUCKS
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to 5 Ton Capacity
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ARTHUR (RED) T. CARTY
5915 W. Warren
Garfield 0020
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18-HOLE II
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Mondays
Tues. to Fri.
Sat. and Sun.
AMERICA
$1.00
1.50
2.00
WHITE STAR SPECIAL SOUR CREAM
GEIER'S
SHOE SHOP
HAWTHORNE
VALLEY
SHOE ACCESSORIES
REPAIRING
•
RITE-WAY GARAGE
9107 Linwood Avenue
Mary Davis
LAFAYETTE
Auto Wash
HAND
LAUNDRY
6545 WEST WARREN
95c
MORRISON AUTO SERVICE STATION
FLOOR COVERINGS
Lin oleums
MICHIGAN FLOORS CO.
Flowers for All Occasions
GERALD
C.
QUINN
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PROPOSED TO VIEW
EXISTING PROBLEM
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AWNINGS
of
QUALITY
Tents and Awnings
MacKENZIE
AWNING CO.
REV.
MOREL
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THE BEZ
Summer Lasts All Winter Long
PHARMACY
REV. H MILKOVSKY
LINWOOD
Upholstering Co.
REV. J. SILVERMAN We Teach
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Repairing and Refinishing
Antique Furniture
DETROIT CITY GAS COMPANY
Rev. Benjamin
BLEIBEgG
LEARN RADIO
RADIO
Service School
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WEBB GARAGE
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A. C. Krenz Merchant
Tailor
The Shop Where Courtesy 10347 Woodw'd
and Service Prevail
Collingwood