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e s
COMPLETE PLANS FOR
SISTERHOOD BAZAAR
I HADASSAH ENLISTS
MANY DONORS FOR
ANNUAL LUNCHEON
Sisterhood of Shaarey '/.edek
completing plans for the bazaar
to be held in the social hall of Ow
new synagogue, Chicago boulevard
at Lawton, Saturday, Nov. 15, at
, p. m., to Nov. 17, inclusive.
Much progress has been madc Ly
chairmen of booths and feature,.
Many interesting results of their
efforts are reported in the nature cf
Than 300 already Pledged to
$25 Event; Announce Initial
More
List of Donors.
Rabbi A. M. Ilershman left for
New York City and will partici-
, 'late in t he ceremonies marking
he opening of t le new buildings
,if the Jewish Theological Semi- I
nary on Sunday.
Mesdames Fred Ginsberg, David
Wilkus, Joseph Ehrlich, Joseph
Welt and Miss Emma Butzel will
4.104. next week to attend the
Michigan, Ohio and West Virginia
interstate convention of the Coun-
, oil of Jewish Women at Cincinnai.
Mrs. Joseph Friend of New Or-
leans, 1.a., national president, will
be one of the guests at the convex-
lion.
HEYN'S for YOUR
WINTER CO AT
Mrs. I. Yarrows awl Mrs. J. Hu-
' henstein were joint hostesses at a
I musical-tea on Tuesday, Oct. 21,
at the Statler Hotel, in honor of
' Mayor Frank Murphy and his sis-
ter, Marguerite.
MRS. ABRAHAM COOPER
The Phoenix Club announces
gifts and donations. A complete
list of donors will be announced the opening of its 1930-1931 sea •
son
of Sunday dinner-dances this
•,t 0 later date.
A feature expected to haven Sunday at 6:30 p. m. Dave Dia-
mond
in person and the Phoeni-
hearty response, and for which
cians will furnish the music and
'ouch has been planned is the did-
will be followed by a card party
, dren's afternoon on Sunday, Nov.
at' 9 p.
at 1 p. ID.
A cafeteria is to take the place
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Wilkus of
df the Sunday night supper.
Chicago boulevard will spend a
Mrs. Abraham Cooper and Mrs.
week in Chicago, Ill., en route to
Thdodore Levin are in charge of
he fruit •committee for the ba- Los Angeles, Cal., where they will
spend the winter.
zaar.
A feature of the affair will he
Mrs. Karl Kiefer of Cincinnati
The Detroit Jewish Chronicle booth, is the house guest of Mr. and Mrs.
with Mrs. Jacob
II. Schakne in Arthur Schlesinger of Boston
charge.
boulevard. They will attend the
The next meeting of the Sister- Michigan-Illinois game on Satur-
hood will be held at Hotel Statler day at Ann Arbor.
on Monday, Nov. 10, at 2 p. m.
For Style—For Quality—For Value
— For Variety — For Novelty —
Ileyn's ('resent a Collection of
Smart, Luxuriously Fur-Trimmed
Winter Coats that is Unsurpassable
—Particularly Interesting Values
Are Now Being Featured at Only
'48
Misses', Womens, and Extra Sizes
HEYN'S—FIFTH FLOOR
HEYN'S
More than 300 women have al-
ready pledged themselves to the
amount of $25 each for the third
One of the most elaborate af- annual Hadassah donor luncheon to
fairs of the serial season Wile VI•'
confirmation dinner of Charles L.
Deutsch, given Saturday night by
his parents, Mr. and Mr,. Adolph
Deutsch of 168 Winona avenue,
for 150 guests, in the large ball-
room of Hotel Studer. The con
firmant ivies called to the reading
of the Law at the Irnai Moshe
synagogue on Saturday morning.
Among the out-of-town guests at
the dinner and Bar Mitzvah cere-
monies were Mr. and Mrs. Maurice
Reinitz and daughter Ella and son
Jerome, and Mrs. Charles W.
Banker of Brooklyn, N. Y.; Mr.
and Mrs. Frank W. Warady and
daughters, Lenore and Nancy, Mr.
and Mrs. Claude Shimons and Mrs.
Sarah Klein of Cleveland. Danc-
ing and entertainment followed
the dinner, and a buffet luncheon
was served at midnight.
The class in Braille work fur Op ,
blind sponsored by the Sisterhood
of Temple Beth El will hold its
MRS. JOSEPH H. EHRLICH
first meeting on Thursday, Nov. 6,
at 10 a. xi. Mrs. George Bloom is
be
held on Dec. o. 'the' initial list
chairman of the Braille work and
of (10110I'S 8011
Miss Mary McClellan is continuing
for the fourth year as teacher.
hleolarnes: It. Aldahanos, Samuel AA.
Other Sisterhood activities are eiman. Milton A:exander, Sidney Alexan-
1.141.
continuing with special attention
gibing given to the program on ton Ashrier. II.
' Jto.eph tiara gin.
Barnett. E. Baron, Harry
Monday, Nov. 17. This will bens.
musical entertainment written and :riT,h,;',',.hrjr..1%,„81",;."V M. IlenJrrurt.
produced by Mrs. Henry I.evitt, Bernstein. DaZid Beenstein. Peter Dern.
and acted entirely by members of
M.
Judi" -
the Sisterhood. Mrs• Sidney Allen
has assisted Mrs. Levitt with the gerden. Max Bloomberg. Mre. M.11. Blom.'
songs and music.
berg, Roth Blumenthal. Mrs. Celia Boon.
GEORGE GALVANI
- I
SOLOIST OF TEMPLE BETH EL
Available for Concert Engagements, Banquets and Radio
Programs.
Will Accept Serious Pupils in Voice Culture and Coaching
STUDIO; 4744 SECOND BOULEVARD
Phone Columbia 2943
Bring in Your
LAST YEAR'S HAT
Have it cleaned and repaired at a very low
price.
The PARK SHOP
Shemini Atzereth and were pre-1
rented with gold rings in apprecia-
tion of their services. The Can- I
for brothers years ago, before corn-
ing to this country, served Euro. 1
peen congregations as cantors, and
when they learned that Congrega-
tion Adath Jeshurun was in dire,
nancial straits offered their serv-
ices gratis for Rosh Ilashonah and
Yam Kippur,
16 WITHERELL, Next to Madison Theater
Clifford 3488
The Hygienic Kosher
Delicatessen.Restaurant
and Soda Grill
116 CADILLAC SQUARE
All Honm•Cooked Food at Medium Prices
We
serve breakfast, business lunch, dinner and sandwiches.
Specializing in Sunday dinners.
We also carry • full line of imported ■
nd domestic deli•
cecina.
Plenty of Parking Space
•
INDEFENDENCE
DAYS
Irvin Cy Huston, director of the
American Bridge League, will dis-
cuss "Contract Bridge" at club
night of the Phoenix Club Thurs ,
day evening, Oct. 30, at 8:30.
BRITH SHOLOM
Means to participate in Jewish activities, to
work for the benefit of those who need and to
associate socially and fraternally with the most
active Jews in Detroit.
YOU OWE IT TO YOURSELF TO
BECOME A MEMBER
OF THE INDEPENDENT ORDER OF
BRITH SHOLOM
A drive for new member s is on now and will end on
Sunday, Nov. 2, with • great joint meeting of all Detroit
lodges, class initiation. Banquet and dancing at Jericho
Temple from 2 o'clock p. m. to far, far into th e night.
For further information call or write the Michigan State
Deputy,
HARRY DERMER, 2971 TUXEDO
PHONE LONGFELLOW 1719
send
sec /he
WASHING
H AVE an
extra In-
dependence Day
next week—and every
week. A full day for
those things you've
always wanted to do.
Let us lift wearying
washday out of your
home—and out of your
life—forever. Phone us
and we'll gladly explain
our various services.
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Flour-11 . 0"dicaril ,lamas It intim!'
Hallowe'en Is Comine
Let us help you in your
selection for your riny.
Our assortment this year
is very attractive,
Sheehan's
Book Store
1550 Woodward Avenue
Ran. 0200
Booksellers Some 1+73
FURS'
Ready-to-Wear
Made to Measure
Repairing
Remodeling
To Serve You Well
A convenient location—
reliable furs, attractive
prices, the utmost in
service. It will pay you
to pay us a visit.
J. Schnaar
,
Inc
Manufacturing Furriers
3410 WOODWARD AVE.
2 Door. South of Bone tele Theater
Columbia 4222
4■ 'PEN
EVENINGS amino'
STARTLING
EW PRICE'
POLICY.
Think of it! Betty Jane
Shoes at the standard price
of $6 always have been out-
standing values and now you
can procure the very same
shoes for only PM/
SAME QUALITY
SAME STYLES
MORE VALUE
ache, K. E. Saehse. David Sawn, Sol
all n, S. Sarasohn,
Satovsky. J. S.
Brand New Arrivals
■
Mrs. Herman Lewis of Grand
Mr. and Mrs. harry Wetsma n
avenue has returned from a week's I
of Calvert avenue have returne
visit in Kalamazoo.
from a 10-day visit to Cleveland,
Ohio.
Dr. S. M. Kinwald of Cincon-
natti, Ohio, was' week-end visitor
Miss Bella Rappaport of Chi-
'Ti Detroit.
cago, Ill., is visiting her sister and
brother-in-law,
of Calvert avenue.
Miss Dorothy Lieberman of Chi-
nextivegh
THE INDEPENDENT ORDER OF
HUDSON'S
■
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel London of
auk. E. H. Saulson, M. R. S•111.111.
o
1,01.114 Savage, S. Schaflender.
328 Leicester Court entertained at ixolsn.
A .
er,
erman Schrni, Max
dinner party Wednesday evening
I honor of the betrothal of Miss s Arnie, F. Schram, Alex Schreiber. los-
n
ph Schwartz. Norman Schwartz.
Ted
Patricia Kolodin to Robert R. chwarts. S. Schwartz, Karl Se”II, Hen-
y
Sh•piro,
0.
Shaw.
I.
Shetzer,
S.
Shetz-
Bernard Ginsburg of the Bel- Lewiston, which was recently an- r, Aaron Silberblatt. Joseph Silberstein,
crest left for Washington, 0. C., nounced. The marriage is to be
el.( Silverman. Ilene Silberstein, Hen
imon. Siesinger. Nathan Si-
where he attended the sessions of held in December.
on,. C. A. Smith, Eather Solomon, nar-
the American Jewish Congress as a
y Solomon, Louis Solomon, Abreh•rn
Miss
Nettie Shanborn, bride- ; rere. Harry Sr.,,. It S. Stamler, Ed,
delegate from Detroit, and from
elect
of
next
month,
was
honor
there went to Atlantic City, N. J.,
rein. Alex Steinberg. II. Steinberg. C.
ed
where he will remain for several! guest at a surprise miscellaeo us Steinberg, Miss Jeanette Steinberg. Eva
Stier, Ethel Subs, Mesdames: Myron
shower given Saturday evening
weeks.
AI Steinberg. M. Stern. Henry Stillman,
the Lee Crest apartments. T he Louis Stoll. Sidney Stone, A. II. Strei-
Striding. Esther Subar.
Mrs. J. D. Frank and Mrs. Hurryl tables were arranged in cabar ker,
Mesdsrnes:
1,01114
Alex
Solomon and daughter, Nance. mo- fashion. Dinner Was served for 6 0 ;mil, Eogene Terenyl, T•liashnik.
Ellis Thal. Alvin
guests.
The
hostesses
of
the
ev
e- Trailer. S. I.. Trigg, Ile Lillian. Frank
bored to Fostoria, Ohio, last week-
sing were Mrs. Ethel Tyner an d Vu,, Peter Vas,, Ell• Velick, Herman
end to visit relatives.
V elirk. A. Weinstein: Mks Frieda Wein-
Mrs. Faye Coven.
cago boulevard and Miss Violet
Freed, formerly of Cleveland,
Ohio, spent the past week-end in
Columbus, Ohio, where they at-
tended the Michigan-Ohio State
6),./ game. Both Miss Lieberman and
Miss Freed were guests at the
I i Sigma Alpha Mu formal supper-
!dance given after the game.
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of the
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Pun:intents, facials, make-up, hair dress,
marcels, manicures, finger waves, sham-
poos, bobs, cosmetics—any of these are
words that let you into Hudson's Beauty
Parlors—and incidentally Beauty's own
abode. Whatever your beauty require-
ments--you will find our parlors ready with
the same dignified service that character-
izes Hudson's.
n. c.
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The Spanish City of Beauty Service
Offers Modern Women
Beauty Service
rues n Jennie 11Iunirosen. Eva lio.ch
Mesdames: Max Broad. 11. C. Ilrioder. A.
The Detroit chapter of Hadassah H. Rrodie. Nat Bronstein. Philip Brood,.
Iiroudo. 11. (/. Brown. Harry Z.
will resume its sewing activities
mr,,,(1, a ;m. J .ohaN,L ,r. ,,,. (in ro,, i pz,d;sn.L.
, ,,h t
Wednesday morning, Oct. 29, at
11 o'clock, at the Twelfth street nitzky, 1..61 Bornatine, Abraham Cap•
Dr. and Mrs. S. E. Barnett of branch of the Shaarey Zedek. Eva flan, Maurice c.o., s. caolas 11. co.
C pa h leTit o avenue
a pv he i r
rep t u r.r n e B da f r n r or t i Bosch is temporary chairman of 1 ,, ,, e .% i
Cohen Harry coi, err.
Olen, Silaa Cohen, lien Cohn. I,
this group,
win Cohn, David Cole. Abraham Cooper.
was honored with a fellowship in
A. J. Copeland. Ira Cope lend. Simeon
the American College of Surgeons
c g II It 11 h D •'d
A t h
I. h
The ladies' weekly bridge lunch-1D. s. incr000d. M. B. Iio . I. I/ . DorK
eons at the Phoenix Club will Com. Max Doiehkin. Mrs. Jame:. o Ellinan.
Two important Zionist conven• at the annual meeting.
lia,b1
mence Oct. 28 at 12:15 noon. ;Ebner, J. H. Ehrlich, Moe Ehrlich. I.. M.
tions will be held this week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. Sol Finkelhor and
I Eston, harry Feinberg, A. Fellman, lien
The
sixteenth annual convention son Donald of this city are the
, Fenton. M. Finkelstein. Moroi, M. Fine-
of Iladassah
Alpha chapter of Beta Phi Tau 1,1%. ,-%. Minnie Fisher. s. Fisher, Al F o s.
will be held at Hotel house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
Staler, Buffalo, N. Y., Oct. 25, 27 Frank of Pittsburgh, Pa., having Fraternity, Pontiac, announces a 'll"". sun' "`""I". ll. For, Jae Frank.
and 28. The fifteenth annual Miz- . , rone on to attend their parents' Hallowe'en party on the night of , 7„.7::::! r Ar,7 ";`.
;:,V:,:"'
I
Oct. 29 at the Masonic Templed Friedland. Henry Friedman 1 balbon
radii convention will open in fortieth wedding anniversary.
Pontiac.
Baltimore, Md., this Sunday.
Arrangements are in Sam Benin!, Joseph Derv., Fred D in,
ohn 1.insborg, li II Catt•r:1r,
Detroit delegates to the Ha.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Grosberg :barge of a committee headed by Hattie I.ittleman. Mesdames: Sal: noel
Dr. George Weiss.
dassah convention are:
Glassman. lien Click, Harry Goldberg.
for
isit
--
Mrs. Sidney Allen, Mrs. S. Her- their
Aloe Goldm•n. Harry Goldman. Louis
ie ft ordaNtahtve iri.le ' JT
eae n ,s" wt oh o v
(lobby:rm. Henjwin Goldstein, II. Good.
I man, Miss Ruth Blumenthal, Mrs. studying at the Ward-Belmont
Gloria Lee Berry, daughter of • (so,
Mary Gordon. Ruth Horwitz: Mee.
i P. Broudo, Mrs. Ralph Davidson, school.
Mr. and Mrs. I. Berry (Anna Wax .1,, , ,, ,,,, Mann G,,rdos, saood
cordon.
n
Mrs. Max Duslikin, Mrs. Joseph
of Chicago( entertained nine of •
'r L.,',Irai r i L k l .t., ri,'"";„), ' Ili.', I t r n i,";;;
Ehrlich, Mrs. Albert Feldstein,
Mr. and Mrs. M. Ilimelhoch of her little friends on Oct. 17 on the gam Hann
David
((smith.
Dann
c
Miss Ilattie Gittleman Mrs. Sid- the Indian Village Manor, who o casion of her ninth birthday.
Ilarwith, Denis Harwith. S. Helper, Jack .
Hock, 11. Hokin, Max Hurwitz. Jos. Hor-
nay' }rank, Mrs. Maurice Landau, have been spending sonic time in
witz.
David
Huber.
Mrs. M. Leiter, Mrs. J. F. Simla, New York have returne dhome.
Bert Hamburger of Rochester,. Mesdames: Alex Inimerman, William
Mrs. E. Saulson, Mrs. Herman
N. Y., spent Sunday with his par.: it. leenberg, Morrav Jackman. Ben II.
--
N.
Schmier, Mrs. 1. Shetzer, Mrs,
Jaa•oli, Harry I.. Jackson. H. Jacobson,
Mesdames Arthur Pollock, Will- ents, Mr. and 5Irs. Max Hamburger m•ry
Jaci”on: Mesdames: Adolph Ja•
Abraham Srere, Miss Jeanette ism Isenberg and Samuel Schatlan- of Taylor avenue.
rob'', S. Jakont, (Felon Kaplan, Minion
Steinberg, Mrs. Ethel Subar, Mrs. der left on a motor trip to New
K•plan, Nathan Kaplan. Wolf Replan. I.
Peter Vass, Mrs. Henry Weinstein. York, where they will spend two
I. Katz, S. L. Kaye., Harry
The Misses Bertha and Rose Rubel.
Delegates from Detroit to the weeks.
B. Keidan, Max '<Man. S. Keesler. S.
Lipsitz of Calvert avenue have re_ Kleiman. Harry I. Kopel, Joaeph Kirl.
Mizrachi convention are
turned
from
an
extended
trip
to
Rabbi and Mrs. A. M. Ashinsky,
!jinthlt'' isiZ7PKtntlIKre
A musicale under the auspices
ihnjTmninjli
Rabbi S. Fine, Mr. and Mrs. Good- of the Lillian Freeman chapter of Youngstown, Ohio, and Chicago, Henry ' Krohn. Maurice
Landau. Moe
man Velick and Mrs. Rose Gold- Hadassah of Windsor will be held
Lunsky, Lester Lapides, J. It. La-ke.
Charles Lefton. M. Leiter, Sand Levey.
Mrs Ralph Davidson, president on Wednesday evening, Oct. 29, at
A.
J.
Levin.
'Theodore
Levin.
Henry Leo.
stick.
Mrs. Mary Gordon of Chin
iii. and 11. levy; Rose Simon Levy. Mi+,
8:.10 p. m., at the home of Mrs.
k s
of Detroit chapter of Hadassah, Harry Weingarden, 218 Randolph boulevard is spending a few we ,go
in Chicago, Ill.
Sam Lieherm•n, Sol Lifnitz, J. Lipsitz.
will furnish necessary credentials avenue, Sandwich, Ont.
bliss
M. A. lipsitz • Robert Loewenberg. J
Mairillsi ii, hn, J. Mucus,
to persons attending that they1Frances Geller, president, will be
Mucus, Paul M•rienthal.
Mrs. Frank Vass has returned I
may be duly accredited delegates I in charge of the program.
J.
from a trip to Buffalo, where sh ; Tl'arr ;it, Ar. k IN• irks' IM
at the Hadassah convention.
,r7rrnke . Mi a
''Zix'.
lore Moyer, Mesdames: Max Man. Na-
spent
two
weeks
visiting
relativ
es.
t
Mrs. Mildred G. Cohen of Eu
hag Metzger. J. A. Meyer. Max M in-
king. J It. Myers. Joseph Newman. M.
avenue gave a birthday party
Congregation Adath Jeshu- , clid
. Newman. D. Op enheirn, Royal
p Om ien•
Miss Bess Steinberg, who has
on Thursday in honor of the eighth
helm, M. S. Perna. Sol Pearlman. J. e
run Honors Joseph and
birthday of her daughter Raschelle been making her home in New mutter. Milton L. l'etrie. lienjemin
York
City,
is
visiting
with
her
ark.
J.
It
Pole:flier,
John
PI, kin,
George Cantor.
Harriette.
mother, Mrs. I.. Steinberg of Edi- • meel Popkin, A. M. Pregemon. Jo. eph
'rentis. M. L. Prentis, William Tres est.
For officiating as cantors dur-
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Sempliner son avenue.
. Priscall, Charles Robinson, Ho
Robinsor, Toni* Robinson. J. Victor lioc•
ing the Rush llashonah and loin are closing their home at Pine
A surprise party was given for Peer Jacob Rosenberg, I.. J. Rosen!. rg.
Kippur services at Congregation Lake and will occupy the house
. J. Rosenfield, Arthur Rosenthal, C.
Adath Jeshurun, Tyler and Lin- they have leased on East Grand Meyer Stone of Longfellow ave-
...tenths), J. J. Ronenthal. A. Rosen-
nue last Sunday night by his im-
e,.. S. Rosenzweig. II. J. Rothman.
wood, Joseph and George Cantor boulevard.
mediate family.
'hark, Rothstein, Jo+.
Rob, Eli
were honor:ed by the synagogue on
HADASSAH, MIZRACHI
WILL MEET OCT. 26
1241 WOODWARD AVE.
What Is Your Password
To Beauty? "Hudson's"
ste in,
Mis, Sadie Weinstein. Esther B.
Web.: Mesdame.: Ralph Weism•n. S. II.
Webrnan, S. R. Wei Man. 1•e" WPkAn1.I.
. Wekaler. Joseph M. Welt. D.
W
Werbe
. Frank Weisman, Il•rry Wet..
erman Wetsrnan. Joeeph Wets-
m•n, Benjamin Wilk. Louis Wine. II•rry
Wine, Andrew Winem•n, henry Wine-
Abner Wolf, Joseph Wolf, Irvine
Wolfgang. B. J. woman, S. I'. Wilkus.
M. tt. Zackheim. J. A. Zeckman. Leon
Zeckman. David S. Zemim.
An interesting program has been
Miss Bertha B. Patrick, daugh- arranged for this event, by \Lim ,
Hattie
Gittleman, chairman of the
ter of Mr. and Mrs. I. Patrick of
Vinewood avenue, entertained 20 program committee. Thoqi desir-
guests at a miscellaneous shower ous of earning their money may do
on Thursday evening, Oct. 16, hon- so by applying to the ways and
oring Miss Rose Weiss, daughter means committee, of which Mrs.
of Mrs. Samuel Weiss of Glad- Herman Schmier is chairman, and
stone avenue, a bride-elect of Mrs. Peter Vass, vice-chairman; or '
Oct. 26.
to the miscellaneous earning Com -
mittee of which Mrs. Joseph Magid .
Miss Mayne Stone of Gladstone sohn is chairman.
avenue will entertain on Nov. 2 at
Mrs. Abraham Srere and Mrs.
he Statler Hotel in honor of Miss J. H. Ehrlich are co-chairmen of
Shirley Freedman, bride-elect of the luncheon.
S.
early November.
Mrs. Nathan Koploy, chairman of
the savings box committee reminds
Mrs. Ida Goodman of 2292 West 9 1 use who took savings boxes that
Philadelphia is the guest of
if they are not already dropping
and Mrs. Ernest Klein of Muske- co ins in the box each day to begin
Mr.
Mrs. S. A. Lewis and daughter,
Gertrude, of Leslie avenue, and
Sadie Talapan of Blaine avenue,
left for a fortnight's stay at Roeh-
ester and Syracuse, N. Y. While
there they will attend the wedding
of Miss Lillian Sneider.
The next meeting of the workers
on the donor luncheon will take
place next Thursday, Oct. :10, at 10
a: m. Luncheon is optional. Every
•n rker is urged to attend.
B
ICUR CHOLEM SRS.
INSTALL OFFICERS
Rev. and Mrs. H. Milkovsky
have returned from Chicago,
where Cantor Milkovsky officiated
Birur Cholem Seniors wall hold
at Agudath Achim North Shore in , tallation of officers Tuesday eve-
Synagogue during the holidays. ^in g, Oct. 28, at Congregation
They will continue to make Detroit Em anuel, Taylor and Wilson. It
their home, at 2012 Virginia Park •il I be open to members and their
fri ends. There will be music and
On Wednesday, Oct. 15, a Sim-: Inn ch will be served.
ehas Torah Kiddush was celebrat-; 5 Irs. Rose Levites has been dins-
ed at the home of Rabbi and Mrs. en chairman of the rummage sale
M. Zarer of 3026 West Grand ave. to be held in the near future. The
nue. One hundred and fifty guests pub lir is asked to co-operate as all
were present from Congregations mo Bey is used to assist needy and
Atereth Zvie of West Warren ave• sic
k. Call to Mr. L. 51iller, Gar.
nue and Adas Yeshurin of Tyler 079 4
and articles for this rummage
and Linwood avenues.
sale will be called for.
We are
now offering new shipments of late Fall
Shoes that include new Suedes, genuine Lizards,
dull Kids, Crepes, Green Kids, Green Suedes and
beautiful Evening Shoes, We guarantee every one
of
these shoes to be the very same quality as the
$6 Shoe or your money cheerfully
refunded.
Betty Jane
BETTYJANE
123 State Street
Corner Griswold
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8729 TWELFTH STREET
Announces the (inciting of its second restaurant
11719 DEXTER BOULEVARD
Business Men's Luncheon Served at Both Places
Regular Supper
............................
You are invited to a real home-cooked meal.
We ask your patronage.
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