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Purity Assembly No. 12, Rain-
bow for Girls, will hold its first
business meeting and election of
officers Tuesday, Sept. 6, at 7 p.m.
sharp, at Eastern Star Temple,

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After Labor Day
—An Adult Camp

And now the Grown•Ups can take advantage of the excellent
facilities of Avrunin Camp.

SPECIAL LABOR DAY PROGRAM

A day chuck full of activity and fun, and the feature will be
• children's pageant. Sunday eve., Sept. 4 (night before
Libor Day) there will be • dance, with music furnished by an
excellent orchestra.

Special Feature—Horseback Riding

Under Supervision of a Guide

Special accommodations have been arranged for the enter-
tainment of adults until September 3. From then until
October- 1 the camp will be used exclusively for adults.

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This is the most pleasant time of the year for rest
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SELESNYS GIVEN
FAREWELL FETE

A surprise bridge party was
given by the Ladies' Auxiliary of
Congregation Shaarey Zedek of
Lansing in honor of Mrs. E. Busch
at 419 West street, who was pre-
sented with a loving cup in appre-
ciation of her faithful services as
president of the auxiliary.

llerman Golanty of the Bel-1
crest, accompanied by his son,
George, who spent the summer
with his father, left on a motor
trip to Pittsburgh where his son
will remain.

Mrs. Jack Werbe and daughter,
Revs Henrietta, of 2925 West
Grand avenue, left for Kansas
City, Mo., for an extended visit
with Mrs. Werbe's parents.

A great task completed—adjustments made in every department of this great
institution—operating expenses reduced to a minimum means savings for you-
PRINGLE presents a "new low" in price ranging, still maintaining the 48.year

standard for "Built-In" Quality.

Mrs. M. Stricker of Chicago,
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Bernie of Ill., is visiting her children, Mr.
Chicago boulevard and Saul Kop- and Mrs. Sam Marwil, and their
man of Atkinson avenue left last! son, of 1734 Virginia Park.
Thursday for a trip to Mackinac
Island.
Mrs. E. Zaludkowski of 2712
•
Calvert avenue returned from her
31r. and mss. Na t
stay at Mt. Clemens to prepare
Chicago boulevard are spending for her journey to New York.
Her
the week-end at the Grand Hotel, daughters,
daughters, Cecilia and Sonia, are
Mackinac Island.
also back from their vacation at
Walled Lake, Mich., where they
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Caplan of stayed at the cottage of their sor-
Edison avenue returned from Chi- ority, Omega Delta Chi, of the
cago, III., and motored to Charle- College of the City of Detroit.
voix for an extended stay.
Mrs. Zaludkowski and daughters
are being extensively entertained
Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Rosenbaum, by their friends prior to their de-
and daughter, Margy, are visiting parture for New York to join Rev.
at the Grand Hotel, Mackinac Zaludkowski and to make their
Island.
home there.

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sarason of

Honored on Eve of Departure 3307 Tyler avenue will leave
shortly to visit relatives in St.
for Palestine; Their Names
Louis, Mo.
Inscribed in Golden Bood.
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Complimenting Slim Selma Wax
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Selesny of

341 Englewood, who left Detroit on
Tuesday to settle in Palestine with
their daughters, Drora and Sarah,
were honored at two farewell gath-
erings in their honor on Saturday
and Sunday nights.
Under the auspices of Congre-
gation Etz Chaim, cf which Mr.
Selesny was treasurer; the con-
gregations Ladies Auxiliary, the
Jewish National Fund and its aux-
iliary, Ilashomer Hatzoir, Mizrachi
Hatzoir and other groups, a ban-
quet was held Saturday night at
the Etz Chaim Synagogue on En-
glewood avenue.
Featured by the singing of Pal-
estinian and liturgical songs, ad-
dresses lauding the Seleanys for
their efforts in synagogue meters
and for Palestine were delivered by
Rabbi S. M. Fine, Rabbi Reuben
Hurwitz, treasurer of the National
Fund; Sam Seligsohn, president of
the Etz Chaim; Meyer Rosenberg,
who acted as toastmaster; Aaron
Kurland, Moses Weisswasser, Mrs.
Max Hayman, Leon Kay, president
of the Jewish National Fund; Miss
Zelda Rosenthal of Mizrachi Hat-
zoir, P. Slomovitz, N. Freimovtiz.
In his response to these addres-
ses, Mr. Selesny urged continued
effort for the Jewish National Fund
as an institution of extreme impor-
tance in Jewish life. An appeal
netted a sum which will be used
as a nucleus to inscribe the names
of the Selesnys in the Golden Book
in Jerusalem.
Gifts were presented to the Sel-
esnys by the Etz Chaim Congrega-
tion and its auxiliary and by
friends in the Jewish National
Fund.
Sunday evening, at the head-
quarters of the Jewish National
Workers' Alliance, a banquet was
given in honor of the Selesnys by
the Society of former Palestinians,
the B'nai Eretz

Prices ARE Lower

of Wilmette, Ill., who is visiting
here, Miss Betty lloltzman enter-
tained at bridge last Wednesday
evening.

Mr. and Mrs. Moe Leiter left
last Thursday on a motor trip to
Minaki, Ont., by invitation of the
Great West Life Assurance Com-
pany to attend their convention.
Enroute they will stop at the
Edgewater Beach Hotel in Chica-
go, Ill. Before returning home
about Sept. 15 they will spend a
few days in Winnipeg, Man.

Dr. Jos. J. Jacobs of 115 East
Grand River, president of the
Michigan Chiropodist Association,
and Dr. Louis Weiss of 1111 Gris-
wold, have returned from Chicago
where they attended the confer-
ences of the International Fellows
of Scientific Chiropody, at hotel
Sherman, Aug. 27, 28 and 29. Dr.
Jacobs was elected vice-president
and chairman of the organization
committee. Dr. Weiss also was
elected vice-president and chair-
man of the scientific committee.

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Katz of 651
Lyon street, N. E., Grand Rapids,
Mich., announce the Bar Mitzvah
of their son, Arthur, to be ml-
emnized this Saturday morning,
Sept. 3, at Temple Ahavas Achim,
Scribner avenue, Grand Rapids.
At home Sunday from 2 to 6 and
7to9p.m.

Mr. and Mrs.
A. Horwitz
of 2940 Calvert avenue have as
their guests Mrs. Horwitz's moth-
er, Mrs. Frank Yawitz, and sisters,
the Misses Corinne and Max-
ine Yawitz of St. Louis, Mo.
On Saturday evening, Aug. 27,
Mr. and Mrs. William Graham en-
tertained their immediate family
as well as Mr. and Mra. Nathan
Schreiber, at their cottage at Case
Lake. Moving pictures of the re-
cent weddings of Mr. and Mra.
Milton Graham and Mr. and Mrs.
Gilbert Fink were shown. A col-
lection was made and $5 raised
for seeing these pictures, which
was sent to the Jewish Children's
Home.

Mr. and Mrs. I. Ressler, Miss
Hilda and Herbert Ressler of West
Euclid avenue motored for a ten
days' visit to Montreal, Canada,
to visit relatives and friends.

Joseph Stolarsky of 2953 Leslie
avenue, and his children, Jean and
Charles, left to spend the week-
end in Chicago. Charles Stolar-
sky will remain as a guest at the
Bernard Hotel while he completes
his final year at the Northern Illi-
nois College of Optometry.

The Misses Pearl and Lillian
Levy of Delaware avenue motored

to Cleveland where they spent the

past week, being extensively en-
tertained by friends.

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2990 W. GRAND BOULEVARD — OFP FISHER BLDG.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Coggan and
their sons, Maurice and Yale, left
Thursday for Rochester, N. Y.,
Joseph C. Bessman and Isadore where they will spend some time.
Starr have returned from an ex-
Mr. and Mrs. Max Skopp of
tended trip through the East.
9354 Oakland avenue announce
the
Bar Mitzvah of their son, Da-
Mr. and Sirs. Siegmund L. Brin
have returned from a tour vid William, to be observed this
through the West, visiting Minor- Saturday morning, Sept. 3, at Con-
apolis, Madison, Chicago and in gregation Ahavath Zion, 446 Hol- B'NAI MOSHE PICNIC
brook. The Bar Mitzvah will him-
other cities.
TO BE HELD SUNDAY
self conduct the Sabbath services,
Mrs. Shmarya Kleiman and with the assistance of a choir. Af-
The second picnic of the season
MICHIGAN B'NAI B'RITH daughter, Bernice, who spent the ter the Maftir he will speak in of the Sisterhood of Congregation
Hebrew and Jewish. 1. A. Lawton
MEMBERS ON DISTRICT ; summer with Mrs. Kleiman's par- and delegates from the Hebrew B'nai Moshe, will be held on Sun-
! ents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Zieman,
Sept. 4, at Nankin Mills Inn.
LODGE 6 COMMITTEES of Nantasket Beach, Mass., re- National School Club will be pres- day,
The chairman of this picnic is Mrs.
says
turned with Dr. Kleiman and are ent to honor him.
Harry Tanner, assisted by Sirs.
Sam Beber of Omaha, Neb., who now at home at 2310 Webb av-
Harry
was recently elected president of enue.
Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Prentis and
District Grand Lodge No. 6 of the
son, Richard, returned after a de-
B'nai B'rith, has issued a state-
lightful
motor trip through Mon-
Alex Selnick, L. Waldron and
ment announcing a district-wide
membership campaign. The dis-1George Waldron have returned treal, Quebec and the New Eng-
land states.
trict embraces the states of Michi- from an extended trip to Northern
Here is a way to
gan, Nebraska. Illinois, North Da- Michigan.
Mrs. Ida A. Goodman, Mr. and
kota, Minnesota. Iowa. Wissonain
Sirs. Florence Coplan, formerly Mrs. Harry Harris nad Mr. and
and a section of the Dominion of
of this city and now residing in Mrs. S. Iluber returned from a
Canada.
Mr. Reber also announces the Shunkville, Ala., is the house guest motor trip to Toronto and Mon-
appointment of committees, on of her sister, Mrs. harry Clark tres s
which appear the following names of Elmhurst avenue. Many lovely
affairs have been given in her
from Michigan:
Mrs. Hannah Kaufman of 12802
Why experiment in investment matters! Her
General committee—Louis Katz honor.
LaSalle boulevard will entertain
is • way to accumulate wealth safely, steadily— .
of Grand Rapids.
on Sunday afternoon, Sept. 4,
Trustees of the Cleveland Or-
with no investment worries whatsoever. And
Mr. and Sirs. Joseph L. Cohen
a trosseau tea
phan Home—Adolph Finsterwald announce the bar Mitzvah of their from 2 to 6, with
in •ddition, your family is fully protected in th•
son E. Wallace, on Saturday' for her daughter, Mitzi, a bride-
of Detroit.
event of your early death.
Wider Scope—Mayor Maurice morning, Sept. 10, at the Conisre'• elect of this month. No cards.
Heilman of Jackson. Samuel Him. !Ration Emanuel, Taylor and Wood-
meistein of Grand Rapids, Rabbi PO w Wilson •
One of the biggest features of this plan is that your money
Bernard Heller of Ann Arbor, Ben
accumulates so rapidly even in the first five years that it
Goldman of Detroit.
eliminates worry caused by business hazards and business
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Fishman
Membershin — Louis Katz of
failures.
Grand Racists and Dr. Victor of Omira avenue were hosts at a
MRS. NATHAN GOODMAN
surprise dinner party given in hon- Governor and Me.. Brucker To
Droock of Detroit.
Leo Schinagel and Mrs. Nathan
Lead March; Society Aids
Sneakers' bureau—Arthur Weiss or of . r. and Mrs. John Sklar
THE GREAT-WEST
(Betty Kopermanl on their first
Goodman. There will be dancing,
of Flint.
the Kosher Kitchen.
swimming, boating and other forms
Fraternal relations—Dr. Victor ; wedding anniversary, Wednesday
evening, Aug. 31. Table cover
Droock of Detroit.
On Sept. 10 the Weill - Cholem of enjoyment. The public is invi-
was set for 10 guests.
Jrs. will disclose an announcement ted.
for example—a man are 25, deposits $255.50 ■ nually. At
Directions to Nankin Mills Inn:
having a defifinite bearing on the
age 60, he draws an income of $100 every month for life, or
Mrs. Jack Ellenstein
Fuller- twenty-third annual Yom Kippur Take West Warren to Middlebelt,
turn
right
on
Middlebelt
Read
on.
ha.
the option of receiving the total sum in cash. Find out
ton avenue has as her guests her Night Dance, to be held in the Gen.
mother, Mrs. D. Rutenberg, and eral Motors Ballroom on Monday, til you reach the Ann Arbor Trail,
•bout this plan today.
turn left and go 2'- miles on the
Rabbi Joseph Ultin of Buffalo, N. Y.. sister, Miss Belle Rutenberg, of Oct. 10. On account of an error the
'Pent th• weel....nd In Pontiac. lie de.
Montreal. Canada.
pr ice was quoted at 75 cents per trail, until you cross t ,e bridge,
For further particulars mail this coupon to
live-eel the tee tar Friday night services
right between two wind mills .
person
instead
of
the
50
cents
HARRY HIMELSTEIN,
at Temple Beth Jacob.
Reduction on Seat Prices.
The Great•Weet
Amman. Cs.
A surprise birthday and engage. charge. There will be an advance
•
1512 Uwe. Gmechm Bldg, Detroit, Michigan.
Seats for the coming High Holy
r
sale of tickets this year with privi-
merit
party
was
given
by
Mrs
eevesal d••• with Me.. .1...c•A earnett
Without ohlig•tion on my part please mail complete Information
t
e
Days
have
been
reduced.
The
da
leges to organizations purchasing
at her summer home • . Venice a the Frances Ferber in honor of her
about the Groat West Pension Policy .
For Age
opening the sale of tickets will be
Lase,"
daughter, Lenore, at the Ever. ■ definite number of tickets.
I NAME.
Arrangements are being made to announced shortly.
glades Inn. Miss Ferber's en-
Lani• S.-dot...on . left for Utica. N Y
Talmud Torah.
feature a nationally known arches.
to vice with his parent. for • fortnleht. gagement was announced to Dave
Daily Hebrew classes are held
tra. Governor and Mrs. Brucker
Dunsky.
lon•hoon• •
from 12:30 to 2 p. m. under the
I.4•1 o• • ...le. of
have
arranged
to
be
present
and
--
.• the Si•t•••..1 a•
Business•in•fore• over $616,000,000
lead the grand march. Numerous direction of Rev. Joseph Lowey. En-
alas. Wo.Ine•Oot•
11.th J•cah
Miss
Phyllis Schmier of 510 other attractions are being planned. rollment for the winter season Can
at 5%. •■■•••mr hnm• a. Mr. . 1. -
•
Assets over $135,500,000
w.
rah Par-eft at Yealce•of.the-Lake. T.. Trowbridge avenue has returned
The Bicur Cholem Jrs. pledged he made
for 1...sch•-a tit l • from • two months' sojourn in
People 's Auxiliary.
their
services
to
the
Kosher
Kitch-
where briA••
ra h-
Ne'w York and Pittsburgh.
..
The second meeting of this ma-
en. The club will attend the ban-
arM later in th•
,-. the .1• were M... tea,..
quet enmasse at the Shaarey Zedek son of the Young People's Auxi-
at-
N sm e^
liar•
of Congregation B'nai Moshe
Miss Reta Natanson, who has Synagogue en Sept. 7. This so-
T
I.aI.
lt4••
will held on Sunday, Sept. II, at
IC•tehk• and Mrs. visited her aunt and uncle, Mr. ciety was authorized to sell tickets
de..
ASSURANCE COMPANY
i Samuel Cohen.
and Mrs Sam Israel of 211 Rom- for this affair. These may be ob- 4 p. m., in the clubroom of the
synagogue, Dexter boulevard and
left for home In Chl- dale Court for the past three tained from the secretary, Miss
mr.
a K.
Lawrence. Nominations for new
wee), •.
ne. •neadi•-•
months, leaves Saturday, Sept. 3, Belle Drapken, 3052 Carter.
on", .4 /11/1t. Mr. and for home in Regina, Saskatche-
" r l a nr
Negotiations are being made with officers Were held last Sunday, Aug.
A,
M... u vs
wan. Among those who enter- the Shaarey Zedek Congregation 28. and will be held at the next
A 1.. Teel, •r. remit- tained for h e r during her pleas- to grant the society • meeting meeting. It is urged that every
De a•d M
■ ho, sou ,
•
so Po f•., M..-..
21 Years of Health Service
ant stay in Detroit were Mra S. , place. The membership is constan- member make every possible effort Flower Fund of Jewish Wel-
make their future borne.
Israel, Mrs. Sidney Kraft. Mrs. tly lx-coming larger and recent to attend this meeting. Visitors
fare Federation.
o r Pn-t
nee--man
PHYSICAL CULTURE
111-s
meeting places have hecolne in- are asked to attend.
Harry
Kraft,
Mrs.
Isadore
Posen.
-.4 Ni.- risen... Pa••Ivs. , 1 •
•
Young People's Bible Class
RESTAURANT
or.. th• ...-ea for *even' Mrs, Joe Parker. Mrs. Sam Lea- . adequate. The Bicur Cholem Jrs.
The following contributions have
The Young People's Bible clam
vitt, NIIRP Sarah Kraft, Miss Rose sire always t pen for membership
day: of Mi.. Ana R•tehlw
QUALITY MEALS
been received by the Flower Fund
Litaky, Mrs. Norman Adilman, M thin cwho are interested in will meet next Tuesday, Aug. 30,
, mA 5-4
,0
Mr,
TM•M
(1
PURE P000—PURE 51A00 -
of the Jewish Welfare Federation:
M•
Mrs. Neil held. Mrs. Dave W•is- charitable work and have attained at 9 p. m.. in the prayer room of
•••-1. .--•• • •••••tt olth t••••
000D HEALTH
In memory of Mrs. Lulu Frankel
Mr. and 14.w.
ler and daughters and Miss Belle the ace of 21. Application blanks the synagogue. The class is under
No
Gres. see Is the prep•MIk• of
from Mr. and Mrs. Milton C.
rn,a.e terns. Vessice-of.tite-Lale.
me foods.
Burris.
Her hosts gave dinner, fr membership may be obtained the supervision of Rabbi Moses
held
Hirschfield;
in
memory
of
Mrs.
A.
are
Wu--
bridge and theater parties in her from the secretary at the above Fischer. These claws
son RATES ST., New Pod Oaks
• •••••.- s. s • N.
at 9 o'clock. Lewinthal from Dr. B. D. Welling.
r.
every
TueMay
night
mentioned
address.
honor.
be rose shoat IS 411,0.

Open Monday Evenings Until Nine

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BICUR CHOLEM JRS.
DANCE ON OCT. 10

12316 DEXTER BLVD.

Between Coetland and Sturtevant

MISS JEANETTE SCHMITTKE

80 West Alexandrine, at 8:15 p.m.
Dancing will follow the meeting,
to the tune of the Alabama
Breezers. Belle Silverstein and
her committee are in charge.
On Sept. 20 the group will hold
its eighth installation of officers.
Dancing will be complimentary.
Miss Jeanette Schmittke is the
retiring worthy advisor.

Mr. and Mrs. Ilarry L. Jackson;
of 3009 Fullerton avenue enter-,
twined with a picnic supper and I
beach party Wednesday evening
in honor of Mr. Jackson's sister,
Miss Jennie Jackson of Boston,1
and Miss Dolly Bachrach and fia-
ance, Morris Raskas.

ABE MAX

PENSION POLICY

READ WHAT ISAAC SHETZER
Says about LeROY C. LYON

Republican Candidate for

CONGRESS

15th Districts — Wards 10-12-14-16

" I gladly endorse the candidacy
of Mr. Lyon. I know that if he
is elected Detroit will have a rep-
resentative in congress of whom
we will have reason to be proud.
Mr. Lyon is an able lawyer and
a man of unimpeachable integ-
rity. I recommend him to the
Detroit electorate and I urge his
nomination and subsequent elec-

A "Lyon" to protect your interests

LEROY C.

LYON

HOMEOWNER — TAX-PAYER

Republica. Candidate for

CONGRESS

15th District

Ward. 10•12.14•11

Pontiac Notes

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