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Festivities Planned to Mark Event
This Sunday Afternoon,

Congregation B'nai Israel, for-
merly the old Mullett street Shule,
announces the formal opening of its
new branch, Sunday, June 19, at
2 p. m., at the corner of Linwood
and Fullerton, in the former First
National Bank Building. This an-
nouncement comes as good news
to some of the old members who
now live in this section. Congrega-
tion B'nai Israel also announces to
, the public that the above date rep:
resents the sixty-first anniversary
of the founding of this congrega-
tion.

Members are urged to bring
their friends to Sunday's festivities
Prominent speakers will address
the audience. Refreshments will be
served.

Jolly Elite Club Picnic on
July 10.

COLLECTED ON
J. N. F. FLOWER DAY

PPHISIGMA LAMBDA
OFFICEA
RS' I $325

The Jolly Elite Club's commit-
Beta Chapter of Phi Sigma I
tee in charge of the fourth annual
picnic to be held at the Detroit Lambda, national law fraternity,
Creamery Grove Sunday, July 10, will hold its annual installation !
announced that tickets are ready
The total collected on the nine-
for distribution. There will be a dinner-dance Saturday evening teenth annual Hower day of the
small admission charge and danc- June 18, at the Chalet Inn. All of Jewish National Fund, held June
ing will be free. Any organize- t he newly elected officers will be 5, ',vas $325. Due to present eco-
tion wishing to get tickets may do i listened at this time, noinic conditions the amount col-
lected is considered g ood.
so by calling at Jolly Elite, club-
The off cers chosen to load the
house, 8609 Twelfth street, any f
The following three collected the
evening, or write to Jack Wald at I raternity for the next term are highest amounts: Miss Alta Selig-
Gantz, chancellor; Al- son, $22; Miss Naomi Shapiro,
aboVe address and a member will b Benjamin
ert
Schlussel,
vice-chancellor; $14.51; Airs. Newman, $12.57.
call on the applicant.
ewes Burdick, scribe; George
The Jewish National Fund Coun-
Members will attend the picnic
Mendelsohn, quaestor; Herman cil wishes to thank the following
sponsored by the Detriot Auxiliary K
ass,
tribune,
and
board
of
coon•
volunteers
who participated:
of Los Angeles Sa atorium Sun-
n
llors, Louis Weisenfeld and
Lat. Auxiliary of J. N. F.—Mea-
day at Spring Park, Mt. Clemens. rving Miller. lames 11, Milkovsky. M. Hayman, H.
Kraft, I. Shevech, A. M•rkson, A. Posen,
The next meeting will be held on
The guest of honor and princi- ', s; H .V rif S.ririsTnioel.1%
Tuesday, June 21, at the club-
. heitill,
S. 11.aw
:
house.
pal speaker for the evening will be iolin aea
iti;se Beiaol.
"
Herman A. August, prominent at- ph.tu.ti,11,14t,,V,,,.—t(t",;,..7,d!';ni.
torney and public administrator e;,-es,,wsid, Hamlet 'Fox. man Friedland.
Wisdom is a tree and active vir- for Wayne county, who is an hon. Ser. Eisman.
nen,. came, Bertha Tack-
tue is its fruit.
tx,s, Fore cosen, Mildred corths, Es-
orary member of the fraternity.

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Irving W. Schlussel, the principal
of the school, will deliver the clos-
ing address, and the graduating
class with the teachers will par-
ticipate in the festivities.
Mr. Schlussel expresses his grati-
tude to the following teachers: Rose
Friedman, Esther Karbal, Flor-
ence Adelman, Conalee Rosenthal
and Anna Teckna, who have altered
their services gratis and have car-
ried on the splendid work started
by Rabbi A. Ai. Ashinscky.

JUNIOR CHALUTZOS
TO HEAR CHOMSKY

Max Choinsky, president of the
Alumni Association of the United
Hebrew Schools of Detroit, will ad-
dress an open meeting of the Junior
Chalutzos, to be held next Friday
evening, June 24, at 8679 Twelfth
street.

Pontiac Notre

PRESENTING A VERY UNUSUAL
OPPORTUNITY TO THE MEN OF
DETROIT TO ACQUIRE THIS
SEASON'S

Mansfield's Suits

BERNIE FRANT SAYS:
So small a feature as one
quarter of an inch in the
turn of a lapel is important.
Not only are Mansfield fab-
rics of the finest, Mansfield's
fit, perfection — but each
garment is an interpretation
of what is authentic by the
standard of both New York
and London.

14. Leo M. Franklin, rabbi of Temple
Open Evenings
Seth El of Detroit, officisited at impres-
sive services which marked confirmation
at Temple Beth Jacob In Pontiac, last
'till 8 During
Sunday.
The confirmanta were: M•rtin Eller,
This Sale.
David M. Ketch. Jack Kershenbaurn,
Belmont Ketchel. Lucille Carol Kollin.
Herold Orman, David M. Schlyfestone,
tip. Solomon, Edith Zlotniek.
Mim Ann Katehk•, religious director
of the school, trained the confirms.,
Temple tteth Jacob was beautifully
docoreted on the occasion of confirmation.
Refreshments w served to 160 people
by the parents of the confIrmants.
The confirmation program included
mg by Mm. Murray Wolfman, con!
rin•lion hymn be the entire class, in•
(Killion by Cipa Solomon. and ritual
:stars.. by the following: David K•tch-
a, Edith Zlotnick, Belmont Ketehel, Li-
lle Kollin.
(Continued from Page One.)
The following participated in "The
The following 14 students were l o ITering or the Flowers!' David Schlyfe-
use, Martin Eller, Cipe Solomon, Ilse
graduated last Sunday from the
Bisgyer,
retiring president of the
Orman, Jack Kenthenbaum, Edith
B'nai Moshe Religious School, each zi :I
utnick. Belmont Ketchel David Ketch
National Association of Jewish
participating in the program:
ka. Lucille Kollin. During this portion Center Executives, declared.
Jewel Kline, Earl Hordes, Mar- of the program Mrs. Wolfman rang "flow
Presenting his annual message,
Are The Dwellings."
ian Feldman, Herbert Gross, Edith I,ovely
"The Scroll Service" was participated Mr. Bisgyer, who is executive di-
Leader, Rose Pollock, Lawrence in by the following: David Schlyfestone, rector of the Washington, D. C.,
Eller, Cipa Solomon, Harold Or-
Friedman, Clara Engelberg, Mar- riMi•rtin
en, Jaek Kershenbaum.
Jewish comunity center and a
garette Weiss, Shirley Greenwald,
pa nor In "The Deceit:moo were member of Secretary Wilbur's
Carl Horwitz, June Rozner, Sam Edith Zlotnick, Belmont Ketrhel.
Commission on Education, assert-
Klatch., Lucille Kollin, David Satyr
Schiff, Arnold' Greenbaum,
one. Martin Eller, Cilia Solomon, II•r- ed: "To the everlasting credit of
The program opened with the d Ort.n. and Jack Kershenbaurn
our national movement, the Jew-
The
I
ledge
of
Loely"
yt
wes
given
by
singing of "Boruch Hobo" by Belmont Ketchel,
Kollin, Harold ish Welfare Board, and the pio-
Cantor A. A. Rosenfeld. The Com- Orman and Martin Eller. This was neers represented by those in this
mandments were interpreted by followed by the ch•rae to the cnufir- assemblage, our institutions
have
by Dr. Franklin.
the following members of the pre- mnats
A violin solo was given by Nald not only kept open but have inten-
graduation class: Laura Wert- Sr hlyfestone, accompanied by Edith Zlot- sified their activity and
service
in
k.
Mrs,
Irving
Steinman
accompanied
heimer, Leo Keeps, Irwin Keeps,
behalf of the public during the
rs. Wolfman.

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Dental Hygienist
Volunteers Needed
At North End link

Mrs. Eleanor J. Ford, direc-
tor of the North End Clinic,
this week made known an exist-
ing need for volunteer work-
era.
The clinic's great need, ac-
cording to Mrs. Ford, is for vol-
unteer dental hygienists. "The
dental department," Mrs, Ford
states, "is overcrowded, Pa-
tients are constantly being
turned away In spite of the
splendid efforts of the dentists
who really try very hard to
meet the situation. In May
four times as many were turned
away as in April, though more
were given attention.
"If we had volunteer dental
hygienists they could relieve
the dentists of work they must
now do and thus free them to
care for at least some of these
people who need care so badly
but to whom we cannot give it
at present because of our
heavy load."
According to Mrs. Ford, there
is need for a dental hygienist

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SEE YOUR OLD FRIEND
Evelyn Kurz, Bertha Singerman,
past year, not a single activity has
Rose Tozner, Thelma Aaner, , Mr. and Mrs. Irving Sandorf andson, been abandoned, not a single
for up-to-the-minute
Nev.. were the guests of Mr.
Florence Weinstein,
Lawrence a p d Reno,
TUXEDOS, FULL DRESS
Mrs. M. Kollin for I days.
executive of an institution of any
Wigel, Bernard Gorosh.
size
has
left
his
post.
However
FURNISHINGS
The principal address and bens- thi The following ...to came home stormy the tenure, however di-
to spend the aummer months
diction were given by Rabbi Moses wit s h week
For Rent or For Sale
their respective parent Mtn Sly- minished the emoluments of office,
Fischer. The closing prayer was via Solomon front the Natrona! College
Complete Outfits for
Education at Evanston, Ill ; MISS Syl- the executive Is still on the job."
given by Evelyn Stern. Diplomas
THAT JUNE WEDDING
Rappaport from East Lensing College;
were resented by Sam Gunsberg. MI sit Mildred Goldstein from the Unice, • Pledge Help to J. D. C. and Jewish
Everything for the Groom,
I. H, Mendelssohn, principal of sity of Michigan; Miss Thelma Meyer
Agency.
Bed Man and Usher
from the University of Michigan, .he
the school, awarded honors and greduetes
"Earnest approval" of the ef-
June 2 f
Don't Worry About Your Tux
Mynian. from
daily
credits. The gold medal for all- the University of Michigan and Meyer forts of the American Jewish
Let Emile Do It
Volunteers
are
asked
to
ap-
Kinehenb•um
from
the
University
of
around best scholarship
wu
Cell Madison 4010 for appointment
//IBMs•, Jay J•cobson of the Univer- Joint Distribution Committee and
ply at the North End Clinic, 936
All Sixes. Best Fit G uaranteed .
awarded by Milton Bernstein, who sity
of Ilfiehigan will spend the summer the Jewish Agency for Palestine
Holbrook
avenue.
SPECIAL
RATES TO CLUBS AND
presented it to the winner, Rose months with his mother Alice Jacobson. to provide emergency relief and
SOCIETIF-3
Rozner of Mrs. Betty White's
Open Evenings and Sundays
Miss Esther Kovinsky returned Wed- rehabilitation for Eastern
Jews
class. A silver medal was award- nesday to spend the summer month, with and a pledge of further co-opera-
ed to Sylvia Kornfield, of Joseph her parents, Mr. and Mr,. Jacob Kovin- tion are expressed in resolutions Gifts to Happy Thought
sky. at their home on Perry street. Mies
Lorber's class.
Kovinsky I. • junior •t the National adopted by the National Confer-
Fund of Shaarey Zedek.
Mr. Mendelssohn distributed 54 College of Education •t Evanston. Ill.. ence of Jewish Social Service.
RENTAL PARLORS
•
certificates of honor to children nd ho been elected junior class presis
6726 Twelfth St., or Gladstone
dent. Mine 1.1111. Kovinsky,
senior
The Happy Thoughts Fund of
who have passed their grades with of the law school at the University
Madison 4919
of Brith Abraham Re-Elects Isadore
Sh aarey Zedek Sisterhood ac-
High-Clam, Tailoring, Cleaning,
an average percentage of 95 to Michigan, returned Tuesday to her home.
Valet Smoke. Just Call U..
knowledges receipt of the follow-
100, and to 24 of them, whose per-
SARATOGA SPRINGS, — (J• ing contributions:
Mrs. Benjamin Goldstein and Mr.. Nor-
centage was from 90 to 94, he man Buckner attended the liedassah T . A.)—The forty-sixth annual
luncheon and hosed meeting •t the sum
In gratitude for the recovery of
gave honorable mention.
convention of the Independent Or-
home of Mr.. D. Diamond in Kin.
The following is a complete list rner
•Ille. Ont.. June 13.
der of B'rith Abraham closed its Rabbi A. M. Ilershman from Mr.
of the teachers of the Congrega-
three-day convention here with and Mrs. Simon Shetzer, and Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Wetsman.
tion B'nai Moshe Sunday Re- 4 , 11 ra. Benjamin Goldstein entertained th e election of officers.
women at • beautifully •ppoint eat
ligious School: Rabbi Moses Fis- de, as h te a Wednesday •fternoon •
Isadore Apfel was re-elected
In honor of the confirmation of
r
cher, I. H. Mendelssohn, Max hoes a on Ottawa Drive The group is grand master and Max
Hollander Leonard Rosenman and Richard
with the Detroit chepter of
a
Barahal, Isadore Jackel, George L ffi „ I a iated
D.
Ellman, from the Finley fam-
.
h
grand
secretary;
treasurer,
Wil-
. an nrimnitation which as it
Schiff, Joseph Lorber, Mrs. Bettie atm the providing of medical rare for liam Eckman; first deputy grand ily.
•
White, Dr. Riseman, the Misses
Ehrlirh „f ret i;:iiril4;:Slii!1 ". 'lithe muter, Louis B. Siegel; council,
Sylvia Zimmerman, Grace Dim- meet lg. Spring flowers were
acrd abut Leon Sanders. The new officers
krant, Esther Schiff, Ruth Star- the rooms and on the tea table at which were installed by former Grand bi-centennary celebrations being
held throughout the country.
Joseph Barnett and Mrs. henry
en ry
man, Helen Moss, Lillian Bassett, ,j;;'' Imon
psided
re
at the ranee urn and Master Max Silverstein and Eliza- United States Congressman Sol
Mollie Freedman, Elsie Siegel. ths tea samovar. Iniring the afternoon
et Blum. The next convention Bloom of New York has been In-
Murray
gave b
I of the order will be held in At-
Saul Kling, a member of the
.
vited to deliver the Washington
school board, handed each of the trot ng
1 Steinmen.
"1"""". " cif rs.
Watch for this label when
I trh; lantic City.
address.
teachers a suitable gift furnished hoot
a member of the board of
!resolutions imposing a tax on
you purchase your BEEF-
by the board, in the name of the the 'D 'etroit
m embers of three cents to create
Officers
Re-elected
at
Dropsie
ENETTE or Delicatessen
congregation,
funds for the American Jewish
College Meeting.
products.
Sylvia Strub, Central High Congress, while the members are
PHILADELPHIA.—(J. T. A.)
This /Assures you the best in
School Graduate, Has
to be taxed three cents for the Ort —At the annual meeting of the
cloddy said in Detroit. Our
and the Hadassah combined were board of governors of Dropsie
Many Distinctions.
adopted.
products are made here in De-
College the present officers were
The Jewish Centers Association
troit under supervision for
When Sylvia Strub, daughter of „ The convention scored discrimi- re-elected:
is entering two playground ball
Kashruth. No chemicals or
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Strub of 2012 - ation against Jews in colleges and
President,
Cyrus
Adler;
vice-
teams representing the center in the
mployment.
coloring
but only the best of
Calvert avenue is graduated from e
president, Horace Stern; secre-
Intersettlement Playground Bes∎ •
materials are used,
The American Palestine Cam- tary, Lensing J. Rosenwald; treas-
Central High School on June 22,
ball League. The two division,
aign,
the
Iliac,
the
Yeshiva
Col-
which the center is entering are she leaves a colorful career be- ege, the Jewish Education Asso- urer, D. Hays Solis-Cohen.
hind.
Dr. Joseph Reider and Dr. Solo-
the Midgets, under 15 years of
She is chairman of the editorial ciation and Young Israel were mon L. Shorn, respectively instruc-
age, and the Juniors, under 1 ,,
also endorsed by the order in tors in Bibl::81 philology and
board
of
the
Central
Student,
years of age. The Jewish Center
solutions adopted.
Arabic, were advanced to the
Midgets played the Delray Com- which recently received Columbia
The report of the Grand Master grade of associate professor.
munity House Team and Highland University, national and state first.
2380 Twentieth Street
as accepted except his motion
Dr. Ephraim A. Speiser, who re-
Park Community House Team on class honors. She is secretary of or a
Lafayette 2908
tax of five cents to be im- cently returned from the Orient,
June 15. The juniors played the the Student Council, and vice-
Dodge Community House and Tau president of Forum, an all-girls' " osed on members to defray pro- was designated lecturer on Bibli-
paganda
expenses.
This
was
voted
cal philology and on the history of
Beta Community House Team on association. The latter organiza•
June 17. Both of these teams are tion held its annual banquet Jun e s down by the delegates after a the ancient Orient.
tormy debate.
Dr, Abraham A. Newman was
being coached by Meyer Blatt, ath- 6, at which she presided as toast-
The Grand Master reported that
leti c director of the Jewish Center .: mistress and was presented with
appointed secretary of the fac-
h
an honor pin for leadership. d e organization has a membership ulty.
Association.
At the publication's annual af- f 93,971 in 407 lodges. The fir-
Center Golf and Tennis Tourna-
The librarian, Dr. Joseph Rai-
fair Miss Strub was a recipient of a er has a reserve fund of $637,379 der, reported the present total of
ment.
nd an endowment reserve fund the library to be 40,042 volumes.
The
Jew sh Center Golf and Ten- another honor pin.
i
Mrs. Strub holds the position of f $1,820,148.
During the past year a consider-
nis Tournament is scheduled to gob
under way June 20. The semi- "Charity" in the Purity Rainbow t Addresses were delivered before able addition was made to the
finals of the tennis tournament and Assembly. She is to be graduated c he delegates by Lieutenant-Gov- Egyptological collection, through
the finals of the golf tournament on Sept. 24 from Shaarey Zedek G rnor Herbert II. Lehman, former the fund established by Lensing J.
rand Master Judge Gustave Hart- Rosenwald.
will be played at Franklin Hill, High School.
an, Judge Aaron J. Levy, Judge
Country Club. A large entry is
The United Dairies, Inc.
A dolph Stern, fernier Congress-
expected
Fenkell Ladies' Loan Asia m an Nathan D. Perlman Max Sil- New Executive Secretary Appoint. Announce to their many cus-
of Junior-Senior Playground
ball gum Sondes., June 12:
ed
by
National
Counsel
of
Social June 27.
verstein, Edward Cohen, Abraham
tomers that they will deliver
lympica I. Pirates 0: Celtics 2, Pilo , . n
Jewish Women.
Hi-Test Milk around the follow-
Goldberg and Mrs. Estelle M.
First Round, Elimination melee et Jun.
NEW YORK.—(J. T. A.)—Mrs.
lor.Semor schedule: June to:
The Fenkell Ladies Loan Associa- Sternberger.
ing lakes:
Mary G. Schonberg of New York
Pirates v. Pedlar , •t 1010 A. M. at
tion will have its regular monthly
Cain — Wall—Orchard
Codd Field. Olympics •s. Americans at
Cit y was appointed to the position
10:10 A. M. at Corld Field: Marra.... social on June 27, at the Talmud B 'nit h Sholorn 27th Annual Con-
vs. win
ofexecutive secretary of the Na-
as well as other neighborhoods.
of Pirate-Celtic game at Torah on Parkside at Midland.
vention in Atlantic City,
12:13 p.
at Codd Field.
tional
Council
of
Now
every woman can get the
Jewish Women
This social will take the form of
Jun. 19.20
same Ili-Test Milk while at the
at a meeting of the iexecutive
a card party, with prizes and re-
PHILADELPHIA.—(J, T. A.)
country as she obtains in the
freshments. Proceeds will rover the —With about 1,000 delegates and committee and the appointment
J. W. E. W. 0. to Install Offi- pledge
city. For this service call
to the Allied Jewish Cam- friends coming from virtuall has been ratified by the board of
y directors
cers at Everglades Inn.
LONGFELLOW 6051
paign. Members and friends are e
very part of the country, B'rith
Mrs. Schonberg brings to her
and arrangements will be made.
welcome. On the committee are S holom, the youngest and one of
At the last meeting of the Mesdames Mown. Meizler, Schlein, th
new position professional experi-
Try
our
Chocolate Milk—Nour-
North Woodward branch of the Shumaker, Berkowitz, Cohen and de e foremost Jewish fraternal or. ence in both Jewish and civic life,
idling and Healthy.
Jewish Women's European Wel- Bosenoff. tw rs in this country, will hold its over a 25-year period in the fields
enty-seventh annual convention
fare Organization, at the home of
in Atlantic City beginning Sunday, of education, industry, general
Mrs. E. Weisman, 2961 Cortland,
Ju fie 19, through to and including civics and government, and hous-
ZEDAKAH JUNIORS
June 14, plans for the annual in-
At a meeting held at the home of Tu eaday afternoon. June 21. B'rith ing. She has acted as teacher In
PSO E, Sia•Mois RL Lattifellerw 110111
stallation of officers were corn-
the public schools of New York
Sh olom has constituent lodges In
GIVE U3 A TRIAL
-I pleted. The affair will be held at Miss Sophia London, 328 Leicester
court;
• weinie roast was decided 22 states and in close to 100 cities. City, as factory inspector in the
, the Everglades Inn, Grand River upon, to
New
York
State
Labor
Depart-
be sponsored by the Ze-
Rabbi Stephen S. Wise, honor- ment, 13
=land Seven-Mile Road, Tuesday dakah
civic secretary of the
Juniots on Monday after- ary president of the American
=I afternoon, Jane 21, at 12:30. Res-
noon, June 27, at River Rouge Jewish Congress and president of Women's City Club of New York. have served as unifying factors in
Et! ervations may be made through
and as director of the promotion their respective communities, and
Park.
the
Jewish
Institute
of
= Mrs. J. Robins, Longfellow 5392,
Religion,
A joint meeting was held with the has accepted the invitation ex- department of the City Housing have helped to cement the diver-
▪
or Mrs. J. Karelian, horthlawn
Zedakah Club on Wednesday eve. tended to him by A. Sigmund Corporation. Mrs. Schonberg is a sified elements and groups In the
= 5850.
fling, June 15, at the Stotler Hotel. Ranengieser to be the guest of board member,' and chairman of population for common civic, so-
A special meeting will be held
the general service committee of cial and educational ends," said
The last meeting of the season
E, on Tuesday evening, June 28, at of the Zedakah Juniors will be the convention and to deliver the th e American Woo..en Associa-
Dr. Mordecai Soltes. director of
keynote address at the afternoon I tion.
= the home of Mrs. Ginsburg 2955
education of the National Jewish
held at the home of Miss Edna session cm Sunday. June 19,
I Cortland, to make arrangement'
I Says COM11111 F.t......
e
it:Cater
Unifying Welfare Board. in an address
Rosenman, 2628 Webb avenue, on
A
feature
of
this
session
- ,lfor the annual outing to Bob Lo
be
Sunday afternoon, June 26, at the tribute to be paid to
Tuesday evening. before the Jew.
'w Inland on July 26.
George I
"Hundreds of Jewish commun.
1:30 p. m.
Washington in connection with the ty centers in the United States ish Club. Magistrate Jonah J.
Goldstein presided,

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their names in,
Women Pioneers—Mesdames M. Mich.
11n, II. 14nel:stein, D. Soloweey, J. ILK•
Rah I. Ritter, M. Chalets, M. Abram.,
un Home Relief Soriety—Mrs.
Jior
Weis berg. Misses Rev• Goldm an. Helen
Levin. Blench. Kolln, Sybil Weisman,
Roselle Kammers end Gertrude 1.eve.
Young Israel—Loula Isbee, Sylvia and
Jiteob isbee, 11. Selik, T. Goldsfith, P.
Novisky, Sulkes, Panush, 1. Cohen, IL
Subar, Carrin, Shore, A. Rosenshine and
D. Bressler.
Fonkell ladles—M:41N. Finkel, M rs.
Feinstein, Ruth Klavons. Mrs. L. Scl ien,
Mr.. J. Italberor, Miriam M.o. and
Evelyn Berm..
Mr.. It. Stein. II. Davis, H. W
F. Former. P. W
, B. flearshen. S.
Rodin, R. Davis, Morris Stern and Mary
Newman. I. Sete.) , and Alta Seligson.

The closing exercises of the Beth
Tephila Emanuel Sunday School
will be held Sunday morning, June
la, at the Beth Tephila Emanuel
Hall. Honor certificates and other
awards will he given to the pupils
and an interesting program will
take place.

B'NAI MOSHE SCHOOL i`

during June

. . . It embodies those
features you would ex-
pect to find only in high
priced refrigerators.

Elconinnd Ethel Chover.
Pupils of the Hebrew Nation. School
and Its principal. 1. A. Lawton.
Misrachl Massie-1. Knoppow, 0. Man•
alto, D. Bressler, R. Jacobs. S. Rachov•
nky, F. Chinks, M. Jacobs, S. Rotten-
here. H. Eakin. M. Tenichln, J. Raimi.
Zelda Rosenthal.
Pupils of the United Ilebrew School.
of the Philadelphia-Byron School, Dex-
ter-Huhn. School, Delmar School.
Hebrew School, Ferry Hebrew

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