PIEVEMOrdEWIS/16,1RONICLE
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end THE LEGAL CHRONICLE
U. H. S. AUXILIARY
POSTPONES MEETING
FISHMAN RE-ELECTED
BY MISHKAN ISRAEL
Congregation Mishkan Israel
Will Take PI Me Wednesday, Oct.
held annual election of officers
26, at Det roit-Leland Hotel.
Monday evening, Oct. 10. The
Due to an error in booking, the following were elected:
Morris Fishman was elected
musicale and tea planned by the
Woman's Auxixliary of the United president for the eighth consecu-
Hebrew School, will be be held one
week later than originally planned.
This affair will be the first meet-
ing of the new season, and will
take place on Wednesday, Oct. 26
at 2:30 p. m., in the main dining
coo mof the Detroit Leland Hotel.
The program will include Miss
Rhoda Lahavie, dramatic soprano,
who has been featured in a num-
ber of radio programs. Miss Za-
havie will present a vocal program,
accompanied o nthe piano by Miss
Lucienne Montforte. An address
by Bernard biases and a piano solo
by Miss Florence Kutzen will com-
plete the program.
Mrs. harry Cohen is chairman
of the socialfommittee, and her as-
sistants are Mesdames Esther Gold-
berg, Emil Baron, Max Weksler,
Robert Matwil, Julius Berman, !li-
mn Kaplan, A. B. Streeter and
Jack Tobin.
Calendar of Events of the
League of Jewish Worn-
en's Organizations.
It H. A. RESUMES
SEASON'S EFFORTS
DANCE FOR
CLASSIFIED IDINNER
JUNIOR HADASSAH
POLITICAL SYMPOSIUM
AT PISGAH MEETING
NEXT MONDAY NIGHT
E
M. A. PEREIRA. Kosher Caterer—n.
mgements, weddings, prink. and ba n.
omits. We cater In all leading hotel.
for the past 27 years. Detroit Catering
Co.. Longfellow 6664.
Days, and to Mortimer Liss, at-
torney and Talmudic scholar, for
his inspiring addresses.
Succoth services will also be
conducted by Cantor Skolnik and
choir, and the public is invited,
admission to be free.
Officers of the congregation
are: L. Fish, president; B, Rich
man, vice-president; Charles New
man, treasurer; S. Becker, serve
tary.
The Detroit Unit of Junior
Iladassah has started its fund-
raising activities for the current
season by sponsoring a dinner-
MACK 0 WEISS—Strictly kosher enterer dance, to be given at the Chalet
Next Monday evening, Oct. 17, for weddings. engagement.. bridges Inn on Sunday, Nov. 13.
ban dretsh ' a tn? paraetsii W ierid ca d t . To r d irs.va.1. 1
Pisgah Ledge No. 34, B'nai B'rith,
The proceeds froin this affair
will hold a political
er' liy 2-3641.
n1.7nivs
. symposium at
are to be used to help maintain
the htaccabee
the
Meier
Shfeyah, the educational
LEARN to read and write English in
•
sin . center in Palestine where over 100
noel 161 lessons ! nssoso 5
fullewis
h L . ldren are being cared for by
J
G ive your chi ld • g o od
zen
c
hi
Best results guaranteed?
training!
Free trial lesson. David lionwitt. Junior Hadassah, In addition to
the teacher. 2091 Blaine avenue, Apt. this project, there is the Nurses'
500 Jewish Ex - Service
101. Garfield 6914.R.
Training School which trains
Men who served in the
BUSINESS GIRL wishes to share her nurses for Ilaciassah hospitals,
, small •partment with •anther girl. school inspection and infant wel-
U. S. Army and Navy
1 References exchanged if desired. North-
during the World War
west side. Reasonabl e Write immed - fare, as well as a specific sum be-
to Box 2, 1oit
Detr Jewis h ing contributed to the Jewish Na-
— at
Chronicle.
tional Fund,
FOR RENT—Furnished room, including
Junior
Iladassah
affairs
are
con-
Garage
and
tele-
all convenience..
— on —
phone ir nee ... s . Y. Clil at 2951 sidered among the highlights of
c w ile u n dil . teere avenue, b etw een Lawton and the social season and are looked
TUESDAY EVENING,
forward to with interest by those
OCT. 18
i FOR RENT—Nicely furnished room with who wish to combine an evening
Home privilege. ofpleasure
2705 Joy Road sr. Linwood
refined family.
with their contribution
p
Board if desired, Close to bus •nd
worthy
cause.
a
to
I streetcar lines. 2465 Gladstone.
Ily invitation of
Roy Schwartz's orchestra will
Julius Rosenwald Post, No.
FOR RENT.-11eautlfully furnished room
by couple. Maid service. Near bus furnish the music for the dinner-
Fri
218, of American Legion
mid w ar".. 2242 Hazelwood. Car - dance.
Miss Lillian, Ketai is chairman
REFINED YOUNG MAN desires room of the dinner-dance, and her co-
in adult family Northwest ention
WHOLESALE TO
preferred. Write: Box No, 125, Des chairmen are her sister, Ida Ketai,
trolt Jewish Chronicle.
EVERYONE
Mildred Jakont and Sara Rosen-
•
TWO EXPERIENCED Hungarian mar- berg.
HAIR PADDING FOR
DR. ALVIN D. HERSCH
ried women want general house-
It is suggested that reservations
RUGS, per see, yd.
45c
work. Cooking Included. Day work
Building. This meeting is open to or by week. Call Lincoln 0274-11 be made as early as possible by CONGOLEUM as low as,
communicating with Miss Ketai at
the public free of charge. •
per sq. yd.
29c
RENT—A nice room In • verK Euclid 8163-W, Miss Jakont at
Dr. Alvin D. Herseh, prominent FOR
INLAID LINOLEUM as low
convenient home, for one Or two, wit
Townsend 6-2252, or Miss Rosen-
in civic and communal affairs,
n hl
t ar,
a,, per sq. yd.
79c
berg M Townsend 6-0297,
professor of law at the University
Stair carpet as low as, per
West Euclid. Telephone Euclid 1337-W
of Detroit, will expound the prin-
running. yd.
89c
ciples of the Republican party. Wal- ROOM AND BOARD--Two young Jew•
Window shade—on old rol-
lob men wanted to room •nd board
ter McKenzie, former assistant
with adult fam,ly. References. Reas- Cantor Skolnik and Attorney
ler,
as
low
as
39c
district attorney, will talk on the onable rates. Townsend 6.7567. 1721
Oil Opaque Shades
49c
Lisa Lauded by Congre-
Collingwood, C'S. Half block from
principles of the Democratic party.
Shade
Washable
69c
Trumbull
ear
line.
gation B'nai Zion.
Ilarry Riseman, candidate for at-
Low prices on cleaning shades.
torney general on the Socialist TEACHER WISHES TO SIIARE • beau-
tiful three•roorn apartment with • pro-
ticket, will talk on the principles of
Congregation B'nai Zion, 3841
fessional or business girl. Reasonable.
his party.
Inquire at 2242 Blaine •venue, apart- Humphrey, corner Ilolmur, in a
The intellectual advancement
ment 34, between 6 and 7 p. m. and statement signed by its officers,
WINDOW SHADE CO.
committee of Pisgah Lodge, under all day Saturday and Sunday.
thanks Cantor Jacob Skolnik and
8434 LINWOOD AVENUE
the chairmanship of Aaron Rosen- YOUNG MAN can get • nice fur- his choir for the manner in which
Phones Garfield 123041
berg, third vice-president, prepar-
nished room with all modern con- they officiated during •the Holy
venience.. in private famPy. Rent 112
ed this interesting program and
per month. Good transportation. 2515
emphasizes that the lodge does not
Pinar., Euclid 15529-W.
take part in politics. At the pres
RENT—Six•room upper duplex, re.
Supplying the
ant time, however, it is interested FOR
cently decorated Rent very reason-
in the philosophy and principles of
able to right party. Immediate pos.
Proper Grade
session. Call Randolph 1414. On Sun-
the major political parties and the
day call Euclid 1-0027.
speakers chosen are versed in the
of Oil as
virtues of their respective parties. FOR RENT—Beautiful furnished room
for one or two gentlemen, one or two
This meeting is planned as an edu- girls.
Specified by the
or • couple. Home privileges.
cational feature and not a political
Rent reasonable. 1961 Hazelwood ex,
nue, downstairs, Near car lines and
rally.
Maker of Your
bus.
Many applications for member-
Oil Burner
ship in Pisgah Lodge have been re- FOR RENT—Attractive room for onel
or two In private home. Well fur- I
ceived during the first week of the
niched. A good home for the right
diamond jubilee membership drive • pert
y. Kitchen privileges. Reason•
At the meeting last Monday night, able. Good transportation. Univer-
sity 2.1641 or Columbia 1124.
a resolution was passed that this
Lafayette 4500
class be called the Milford Stern FOR RENT—Pleasant furnished room for
Memorial Class in honor of the late
OM or two In American Jewish horn.
CHARLES E. FEINBERG, Vice-President
Home
privileges
Good
meals.
Reas-
Milford Stern, who was active in
onable.
2900
Montgomery corner
local and national B'nai B'rith un-
Lawton, Apt. 4.
jou al am. ■■■1 gli ., wal Kw moo o h . ■■■■■■■• maw"
dertakings for many years.
Prominent
Speakers To Discuss
Principles of Major Political
Parties.
Qct. 17—Monthly Meeting of
Sisterhood of Shaarey Ze- Fall and Winter Season Is
dek.
Opened with Succoth
Oct. 18 — Music Study Club
Party Sunday.
Luncheon,
•
Oct. 23—Eastern Star — Card
The
Young
Women's Hebrew
Party (evening),
Association
will
open
officially
for
Oct. 23—Jewish Women's Wel-
fare Organization—Dinner its fall and winter program on
Sunday
evening,
Oct.
16,
with
a
Dance.
Oct. 24—Home Relief--Mem- party for its membership in keep-
ing
with
the
Succoth
holiday.
bership Tea.
The week of Oct. 17 has been
Oct. 24 — Council of Jewish
Women—All day meeting. set aside for registration in all
clubs
and classes. Already there
Oct. 26—Woman's Auxiliary of
are very few meeting rooms avail-
United Hebrew Schools.
able
as
old groups reconvene, and
Oct. 27—League of Jewish Wo-
new groups are assigned to special
men's Organizations.
MOM.
Oct. 30—Zionist State Confer-
The recreational and cultural
ence (all day).
Oct. 30—Zedakah Club Dance. I program includes a wide range of
'
subjects,
selected to afford ex-
Nov. 5-6—Shaarey Zedek Ba-
pression to every type of interest.
zaar.
Miss
Helena
Stungo, drama di-
Nov. 6 — Eva Prenzlauer Ser-
rector of the Bonstelle School, will
vice Group Bazaar.
Nov. 8-11adassah—m on t h l y have charge of the drama depart-
ment. Classes will meet on Wed-
meeting.
Nov. 9—United Hebrew Schools nesday and Thursday evenings for
the preparation of one-act plays.
Graduation (evening).
On Monday evenings, Miss Betty
COUNCIL WILL MEET
Nov. 13—Junior Hadassah Din-
MORRIS FISIIMAN
Kahn, who has studied both here
ner Dance at Chalet.
ON MONDAY, OCT. 24
and
abroad, will conduct a class
tive year. M. Granet was elected Nov. 15—Jewish Women's Eu-
ropean Welfare Organiza- in practical French, and under the
Resume C asses for Hard of vice-president for the third con-
capable
direction of Miss Maxine
secutive year. J. Weiss was elec-
tion Luncheon.
Hem rag on Oct. 19.
ted treasurer and Sam Fishman Nov. 20—Zedakah Club Dance. Rosenthal there will be a popular
course
in art appreciation the
Dec. 11—Home Relief Society
Mrs. Fred A. Ginsburg, president secretary. •
same evening. Dr, Edward Lyons
Rabbi I. Stollman was re-elec-
—Carnival (evening),
of the Detroit Section, National
will continue his course in con-
Council of Jewish Women, announ- ted Rabbi, and Harry Ginsberg Dec. 14—Jewish Women's Wel- tract bridge. The Choral Club
fare Organization—Bridge
ces that the first meeting of the sexton. The retained president of
will again meet with Mrs. Flew-
the
cemetery
is
II.
Lansky,
and
Tea,
local chapter will be held Monday,
s ence Konkle. Both of these courses
hie vice-presidents are Abraham w
Oct. 24.
are
offered on Tuesday evening.
The program, "Pertinent Politi- Raskin and Nathan Weiner.
Mrs. Robert Newman and John
The following were elected on
cal Pointers' will begin at 10:30
J.
N.
F.
AUXILIARY
Ileavenrich
will alternate as dis-
a. m. It will include a free lunch the board of trustees of the syna-
leaders of the literary club
and will continue in the afternoon gogue: B. Cohen, I. Zide, Z. Mor-
AIDS PROJECT FOR cussion
which
will
meet
regularly on Wed-
until 9:30. Prominent speakers ris, M. Margolin, 11. Lansky, M.
PALESTINE FOREST nesday evenings, and Harry Mar-
will present a non-partisan and Pollak, Wm. Lev, B. Gold, P.
kle
will
again
conduct
the Wed-
comphrensivs survey of the politi- Gorzek, N. Zussman, A. Schuster,
A special board meeting of the nesday evening public speaking
cal situation.
Sam Lubctsky, S. Fine, A. Raskin,
Mrs. Maurice Klein, chairman of H. Levinson, M. Weiner, D. Gold- Ladies' Auxiliary of the Jewish class.
A new project is the social club
the Council's committee for the berg, Charles Yarovsky, Joe Gell- National Fund was held at the
home of Mrs. Max Weksler, 15906 and lip reading class for the hard
hard of hearing, informs Detroit's man. '
Normandy
avenue,
for
the
purpoee
of
hearing which will be held on
Jewish deafened that the group's
of organizing committees to as- Wednesday evenings with Mrs.
first meeting of this season will be
sist the National Fund Council's Maurice Klein and Miss Violet
held Oct. 10, at 8 o'clock, at the IDA DIVINOFF ON
Young Women's Hebrew Associa-
project for the planting of a De- Fried in charge.
H. ALTMAN'S HOUR troit Wood in the Washington Irving Schlussel will continue
tion clubhouse at 89 Rowena street.
At this time groups will be formed
Forest in Palestine, to honor the his classes in oral and written
for instruction in lip reading to
On account of the holidays, Hy- bicentennial anniversary of the Yiddish and in Jewish history on
be led by a professional teacher. man Altman's Jewish Radio Hour birth of George Washington.
Thursday evenings.
A similar course given last year will be broadcast from 7 to 8 p. m.
The Ladies' Auxiliary plane to
In the vocational department,
was very successful.
this Sunday and the following honor all its workers by planting free classes for the unemployed
For further information call Mrs. Sunday, Oct. 23, Beginning with trees in honor of all officers and are held daily in speed shorthand
Maurice Klein or attend the initial Oct. 30, this hour will again be board members, whose names will and typewriting. Beginning Thurs-
meeting on Oct. 19.
broadcast from 12 to 1:30 at noon appear in The Chronicle at a later day of next week, Mrs. Emery
on Sundays, over Station WMBC. issue.
Monash will conduct a class in
Gift To United Hebrew
This Sunday, Altman's Hour will
The following members also business English from 11 to 12
feature Ida Divinoff, violinist; planted trees: Mrs. Esther Schus- o'clock. A waitress training course
Schools.
The Unit d Hebrew Schools re- Pauline Brussel', soprano, and Da- ter, in memory of her brother, of 10 consecutive lessons in 10
ceived a c intribution from Mr. vid Bernstein, who will broadcast Morris Rosen; Mrs. Charles Brody, days .;fords an excellent oppor-
and Mrs. Ju Bus Berman in mem- the latest Jewish news of the -in memory of her mother, Rachel tunity for unemployed women and
Jacob; Mrs. A. Smilo, in memory girls and students to prepare them-
ory of the ate Abraham Cohen. week.
of her sister, Anna Wohlman.
selves for part-time work. Train-
Two new members were also ing is given in proper table service
FOR RENT—Lower flat, 3246 Webb near
Wildemere Six rooms and breakfast I ,
welcomed into the organization, at formal dinner parties and teas.
room Beautifully decorated. ellen. 1 p,
Mrs. 51. Schmidt and Mrs. Rose The course includes actual .prac- SUCCOTH SERVICES
tinnily large bed room.. Frigidaire.
dl burner.
shower. Reasonable.
Kahn,
formerly
of
Ann
Arbor.
tice -while learning. Placement is
Airy, Sp acious, Beautifully Decorated, Fully Equipped Kitchen
5
A regular meeting of the La- made through the Y. W. H. A.
OF YOUNG ISRAEL "... Townsend 7-6341.
Now available for
dies' Auxiliary of the Jewish Na- Employment Bureau.
5
Cancer a, Weddings, Dances, Bazaars, Bar Mitzvah Parties
tional Fund will be held Oct. 25.
For
those
who
are
employed,
Cl
for
Adults
To
Open
This
JULIUS ROSENWALD
RENTAL FEE GREATLY REDUCED
there are evening speed classes
For further Information phone Madison 8685
Tuesday Evening.
POST TO INITIATE 5
in shorthand and typing affording
FIFTH PEP SUPPER
an opportunity to stenographers
NEW CLASS OCT. 18
The
Yomin
Noraim
Services
con-
THIS SUNDAY NIGHT to improve speed and accuracy, ducted by Young Israel, at its
—
--s
ISAAC DREIFUSS
HELEN I.. WRAY
particularly for those who do lit- synagogue, 31 Melbourne, attracted Department Commander Jack Gil-
Arrangements have been com- tle or no shorthand in their pres- a capacity audience. Many new-
more To Be Principal
pleted for the fifth annual pep ent jobs.
5
corners commented on the simplicity
Speaker,
supper of the Senior Council of
A complete practical course in of Young Israel services Am fine
the Jewish Centers Association, bookkeeping is being given on I decorum and the congregational
Tuesday evening, Oct. 18, Jul-
to be held Oct. 16 at 31 Mel- Thursday evenings by Louis J. singing, which adds to the inspire- ius Rosenwald Post No. 218,
bourne avenue, according to a Portnoy, member of the firm of tion of its synagogue, whose pri- American Legion will initiate a
1017.18 DIME BANK BLDG.
statement by William Kaufman, Isenberg, Purdy Company,
mary purpose is a place of worship large class of candidates at Jeri- 4.
Memorial Designers and Builders of Mausoleums. Monuments, Markers of
chairman of the pep supper com-
There is also an evening course is fulfilled. without the taint of cho Temple, 2705 Joy Road, hon-
Every Dncription.
mittee,
commercial
comerg18116.
i sm. .
in
business
English
with
Allen
oring Jack Gilmore, newly elected
We Duni' :ate, Chien and Cut Lettere on Erected Monornent• and Mark.
Jack Kaufman, president of the Selmin an instructor.
The public is invited to attend department commander of Michi-
ors at Ce .nary. Bofors Buying Let Us Submit Our Prices and Lands
essps Dra • log• Showing Monument Set-Up.
senior council for the past sea- offered
Monday
and
Wednesday
the
Succoth
services, on Saturday gan.
Swimming and gymnastics are
son, will preside as master-of-
and Sunday, Oct. 15 and 16, and
The post at present has a mem-
Display rams 9481 W. FORT ST. Cor. Wets:liners
ceremonies. He will introduce the evenings at Central High School, on Shminei Hazereth and Smichas bership of 100 Jewish men who
11.9249
CABIlas
0ct. 22 and 23.
old officers of the council and will and at the clubhouse a Wednesday
served in the American army dur-
Rabbi . Isaac Stollman w
ii
present the newly-elected officers evening fencing class under the Torah,
will
deliver ing the World War, and with the
for formal installation,
expert direction of Bela de Tus- the sermon, the second day of Sue- membership drive that will ter-
Trophies and awards for ath- can. These classes are ,open to coth. Irving W. Schlussel, chair- minate with this initiation is ex-
letics, education and character men as well as to girls. man of the education committee, pected to boost the membership
■ UNERAL DIRECTORS
The Y. W. H. A. maintains a will speak on the first day of Suc-
will be presented. Among these
to about 150 members.
awards will be the Louis P. Aloe personal service bureau and a free coth, and Rabbi J. Ginsler will de-
Julius Rosenwald Post, since its
liv oe nr he t Sheminei
m
lazereth
l
ser-
Cup
emblematic
of
the
Champion-
employment
bureau which is open
y
•
institution on Nov. 15, 1931, has
ship of the Midwestern Debate daily from 9 to 5 o'clock to serve I
done
service to ex-service men of
umatimues
Abraham J. Rosenshine, presi-
League which was won during the Jewish young men and women in
MOW
the Jewish faith, in assisting them
past season by the Detroit Jewish the community, and a room re s. dent ., will represent Young Israel with their compensation and other
try where newcomers to Detroit at the Zionist symposium on Wed-
Centers team.
governmental claims that they had
The guests of the senior coun- may secure a list of investigated nesday, Oct. _
19.
against the government. It is the
7739 J ohn R. St.
cil
will
be
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Joseph
Trinity 2-2114
rooms in private home,.
hope of the members to establish
Ehrlich, Roy Fisher, Israel Ilimel-
I Fall Opening of Le Rubie the post's identity with all Jewish
411•1•111MRIEM
hoch, Mr. and Mrs. William Ma-
communal affairs and undertak-
Dining Room Marks It
zer, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Meyers, SISTERHOOD MONTHLY
ings, thereby rendering the ser-
as Civic Center.
Mrs. and Mrs. Kurt Peiser, Mr.
MEETING,
OCTOBER
17
vice for which the Julius Rosen-
and Mrs. Edward Rothman, Mr.
wald
Post was organized.
BELLE SHEVITZ
and Mrs. Nate S. Shapero, Mr.
LeRubie Dining Room, the erre-
The membership committee ex-
ROY B. CARLIN
of 1658 Gladstone, 75 years old, and Mrs. Andrew Wineman and Annual Carnival Planned by tion of Monsieur Auguste, whose
L■
tends
an invitation to all Jewish
dies
of
Shaarey
Zedek.
died on Oct. 9. Funeral services Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wineman.
The regular monthly meeting of taste in food and decoration are men who served in the army or
INCOME TAX SPECIALIST
were held en Oct. 9, with inter-
the Sisterhood of Congregation exquisite, opens Thursday evening, navy during the World War to
ment at Beth Tephila Cemetery. TOWN HALL SERIES
Shaarey Zedek, to be held in the Oct. 20, with a special dinner to attend this membership rally and
Exclusively Income Tax Work
She is survived by her husband,
usher in the fall season and to
for Twelve Years
hall of the synagogue Mon- mark the opening of Paul Honoree meet some of their friends with
Nathan.
ENGAGES FROHMAN social
whom they have served under
day, Oct. 17, at 2 p, m., promises
1217 PE gOBSCOT BLDG.
inwiantgerRe00
0lm
or, aS so named arms.
SIDONIA TRIBUS
Famous Theatrical Producer To an afternoon replete with unusual exh L i e bRituiebuie u Dining
entertainment,
dtypify
wo rtr
c harm befauth
of 136 North Philip avenue, 54
Lecture Here Next Wed.
Detroit
Miss Celia Mastrosski will pre- and worth — the t attributes
,
o tye
years old, died Oct. 8. Funeral
nesday at 11 A. M.
sent a number of vocal selections- ruby—reproduces in Detroit a bit
services
were
held
at
Lewis
Bros.
menomosonsmsor Funeral Home with Rabbi Leon
Miss
Mestrosski,
posessine•
a
fine
of
Seventeenth
Century
France.
As a feature of its 1932-33 sea-
From officiating. Interment took son the Detroit Town Hall Series contralto voice, has studied with Draperies of toile de joi, featur-
MANUIEL URBACH
place in Dayton, Ohio. She is announces the initial appearance Madam Karol Zagorska, and has ing an old French Allegory and
survived by three brothers and on the lecture platform of Daniel appeared as a radio artist on a further carrying the color motif Sunday Services: —
Grupe and Marble
Dr. Igo M. Franklin will occupy the
one sister.
Frohman, "dean of the theater number of occasions. Mrs. Sol Q. of red and French brown; the bal-
pulpit Sunday morning. Oct. IL at 10:41
world" and organizer and prem. Kesler will act as accompanist. cony remminiscent of Marie An- and
speak on the subject, "Stolen Fruits."
"The Fountain," by Charles toinnette; the tall columns balanced
dent of the Actors Fund of Amer-
NORMAN AVRUSHIN
Morgan, will be reviewed by Miss by stately wall panels; the carpet. Succoth Servkn:
of 2225 Blaine avenue, 5 years
"A
Review of the Year 6192" will be
The 1932-33 series will open at Florence Krell. ed softness, all add to the comfort the subject of Rabbi Leon Fram's sub-
old, died on Oct. 10. Funeral ser-
7729 TWELFTH ST.
The social hour will follow the and atmosphere of ease and luxury. jsct on Succoth, Saturday, Oct. 16, at
the
Wilson
Theater
Wednesday
vices
were
held
at
Lewis
Bros.
Euclid 7192
meeting, at which Mrs. The lights reflected through many 10 a. m
Funeral Home Oct. 11, with in- morning, Oct. 19, at 11 o'clock, regular
Herbert Warner, president of the pendanted c r y s t al chandeliers Conger/mien Beth Ere Eiglity•mrsyni
terment at Beth David Cemetery. and will continue on that sched- Sisterhood,
will make a number might have graced the salon of Le
Annual Meeting:
Rabbi E. Aishiskin officiated, Ile ule throughout the winter months.
The eighty-second •nnual meeting of
Grande Monarchs and but add to
Noted names in various fields of surprise announcements relat- the setting which Monsieur
is survived by his parents, Mr.
Beth El will take plan
• and
Aug- Congregation
ing
to
the
plans
for
the
annual
Sunday.
Oct. 30, .t 7:30 p. m. Important
appear on the list of speakers.
Mrs. William Avrushin.
REV. JACOB I. SKLAR
•maintains is the correct one business will he trammeled. The meeting
to be held Nov. 5 and 6.
Among the novelists and writers carnival
will be mended be the annual congre-
Sirs. David Lichtig, chairman of for those who seek good food.
Detroit's Lea Ing sad t
ration dinner to be served by the Temple
who will lecture are Vicki Baum.
JOLLY ELITE CLUB
.
Best KIN IIVZ
Modest prices have been main- Sisterhood.
carnival, and her co-chairman,
Louis Fischer and Walter B. Pit- the
---
Mrs.
Sidney
Stone
and
Mrs.
Sol
tained
in
spite
of
the
delightful
set-
MOHEL
The last meeting was held, at kin. Among the authorities on Perlman, hone completed corn- ting•
Both El College:
Beth El College of Jewish Studies opens
Recommended by the
the club rooms, 8609 Twelfth politics is William Hard. Lectures
On are
the invited
night of to
the wander
fall opening,
CHF', molt ominent
mittee appointments, and full de On
from Monday nirht. Oct. 17. Registration be-
of
a
special
character
will
be
given
street,
on
Oct.
11.
The
fourth
an-
Physic n
gin. •5 7:30.
tails
will
be
presented
at
the
nual New Year dance proved suc- by Maj. Herbert 0. Yardley, code meeting.
11110 Hazelwood Ave.
their tables to study more carefully Sisterhood Exchange:
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cessful, with an attendance of and cipher expert, and Iles-wood
the delightful water colors of Paul The Sisterhood Exchange opened I Its
ti
on Thursday of this
over 1000 people. The club thanks Broun, New York columnist and
Honore, in his first exhibition at season of unity
week. Each Thursday throughout the
those who helped make this af- author.
mason, as well a. •t monthly meetings,
fair a success.
delicious
home-prepared
food •nd other
In loving memory of my dear
Rev. Cantor
useful articles will be on see at the Tern •
Open house will be held for the Ball of J.W.E.W.O. Sunday, mother, Rose Patak, who departed
pie •t reasonable prices. If you ban
David Golden first time at the club rooms, Sat-
HALEVY-HAZOMIR
Nov. 27.
not almely mule nrangirnents to exhibit
11 years ago, Oct. 17, and my
your wares, call Mre. Samuel Coburn.
Detroit'. Finer-Re
urday, Oct. 15, at 9 p. m. The
dear father, Jacob Zanders, who,
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public is invited. Dancing and
The first regular social gather- chairman, at Trinity 7.7727.
departed
29
years
ago,
Oct.
29.
:
A
special
board
of
directors
Wedding Ceremo- bridge will be featured.
ing
and
dance
of
Sisterhood
Bridge Tea:
this
season
will
meeting of the Jewish Women's They are both sadly missed by I
nies Performed at
bridge-tee win be given by the Tem-
The next meeting will be held European Welfare Organisation their daughter, Sarah Zanders be held this Sunday, Oct. 16, at ple A Sisterhood
for the benefit of the
Homo and by
Tuesday, Oct. 18.
Assembly
Hall,
9125
Twelfth
Temple will be held on Tuesday. Oct. 25,
will be held Monday, Oct. 17, at Naumann.
Appointment
scree. This affair, beginning at • t 2 o'clock, in the social hall of the
t he home of the president, Mrs.
Temple Tickets are 10 rent, each. Mr..
1882 PINGREE
Eppie's Cut-rate Store Opens A. Katzin, 15401 Alden avenue.
In cherished memory of our 8:30, will feature installation of Harry Conben I. In charm of arrange-
Euclid 0400
New Department.
Arrangements will be made for dear wife and mother, Mrs. D. officers, choral singing, refresh- ments.
Abe Epstein, proprietor of the twelfth annual ball, to be held Rosen, who passed away Oct. 8, ments and several hours of danc-
ing to the tunes of • popular or-
REV. J. SILVERMAN Eppie's Cut Rate Store, 8726 Sunday, Nov. 27, at the Aztec 1922.
chestra. Members and friends are
The simnel opening tee of Beth Insel
Twelfth street, near Gladstone, Tower.
The Inn ern. more In numnr.
invited.
Mahe Specialist
Sisterhood was held Woin•d•y after.
A report was heard at the last That you lie In peaceful slumber,
thanks all who attended the open-
noon, •t the borne of Mr Norman Frank.
Regular
rehearsals
are
held
ev-
With
you--•
hut
inn
•
mansion.
ing of the new department In his board of directors meeting, re- Without you all seems humbler.
'In. Suety guests were in •trendance,
ery Monday evening, at 8:45, in m•ny corning from Pontiac. Hillsdale.
28 Years' E••••••
store, featuring i complete line garding the success of the bake
•nd Battle Creek. Mrs. H. Hen.
lame.. Endorsed
sale held before Yom Kippur. Where you treed. son left • Path wen room 123, Northern High School, Lensing
boy's
apparel.
of
men's
and
program. A piano solo
tabled.
under the direction of Dan Froh- ,o an owned the Mi.
IT Lowliai
Baum and a Total
Mr. Epstein states that direct Mrs. A. Katzin thanks Mrs. Anna To tarry there. makes most wrong morn man, musical director, and Max was given by Holtz.
Phyoklass
Mrs. Seaman, state
solo by SIM•
buying from big mills and best Goldberg, chairman of this affair, flour% righted.
loneliness bee•ii y cloud. oar Levy, vocal coach. Applications president. spoke. Rabbi /oilman follow-
her
co-chairmen,
the
North
Wood-
ed with an address on the place of the
known manufacturers enables him
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skin,
of voices wishing to join the or-
In the borne •nd thorn. Rabbi
to sell at very low rates. He car- ward branch, for their general as- Trough sweetest rnemorin • ray of ganization are taken there by woman
Gladstone
Jaffa. regionei rabbL delivered • inter.
a waive sialited.
address. The program elned with
ries a full line of neckwear, hos- sistance, the Jewish meat market
M. Rosen and daughters, Doro- Mrs. Anna Warren, chairman of nting
owners,
and
all
whe
helped
in
the
few
remarks
be the .town. president.
underwear,
sweat-
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iery, pajamas,
of Sisterhoods. Tea was then served
thy, Mary Lyons and Esther Sachs. the membership committee.
success of this affair.
ers, pasts, knickers, caps, etc.
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