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The Women's Auxiliary of the
United Hebrew Schools will hold
its final pep meeting and rally on
Wednesday, Jan. 10, at 2 p. m. at
I Hotel Stotler.
The principal speaker of the af-
ternoon will be Philip Slomovitz,
Rabbi Leon Fram will be the
principal speaker at the donor
luncheon of the Jewish Women's
European Welfare Organization
which will be held at Hotel Stot-
ler on Tuesday, Jan. 9. Through
the courtesy of Bernard Isaacs,
We lawman awes •hirte for the Individnal
anateener than say I...... In the lily, All
iservkies *dentinal], lamulaed. Fine.
quipentat.
25
U. H. S. AUXILIARY
RALLY WEDNESDAY
J. W. E. W. O. DONOR
LUNCHEON TUESDAY
Semi-Annual
DISCOUNT
On Monday, Jan. 8, at 1:30 the
Dr. and Mrs. Stanley Immer-
man returned to their home in Cali- Sisterhood of Temple Beth El will
fornia after an extended visit with entertain its members at a "Kaffee
Klatsch." Following this, at 2:15,
their family in Detroit.
there will be travel movies of Pal-
—
Nate Shapero and Ralph Sella- estine, Sweden, Egypt and other
ler motored to Miami, Florida, countries. Mrs. Bernard F. Bern-
where they will spend a few weeks. stelae is chairman of the social
Mr. Shapero is visiting with Mrs. hour and Miss Setta Robinson is
Shapero and children who are re- chairman in charge of the program.
—
maining in Florida over the win-
The Jewish Oral Society for the
ter.
Hard of Hearing will welcome all
—
,
Mrs. Harry Brilling of Bodin- new and old members for lip read-
game avenue is sojourning in Mi. ing instruction and social activities,
ami, Florida. Meetings are held every Tuesday at
8 p. m. at the clubrooms of the
—
Sliss Cecile Samuels of Toronto Jewish Community Center, Wood-
was a recent guest of Lenore Gins- ward at Holbrook. For further
burg of Longfellow avenue. information communicate with
Miss Ruth Brock, secretary, 13233
Dr. Barney Malvin left for Flor- LaSalle, or William Stark, presi-
dent, 1535 Blaine avenue.
ida to visit with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. William Fields and
daughter of Chicago are the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Oman Fisher.
superintendent of the United Ile-
brew Schools, and under the lead-
ership of Miss Betsy Ulanoff, a
group of pupils from the schools
Harry Srere, who had made his
will present a playlet. The pro- residence at the Wilshire during his
gram will be concluded with sev-
eral performances of a well-known stay in this city, returned to his
home in Los Angeles.
Russian dancer.
It is requested that all reserve•
Mr. and Mrs. Mayer B. Sulzber-1
firms be made well before the dat e ger were called to New York on ,
so that there will
of the
no luncheon
confusion at the do. Res- account of the death of Mrs. Suit-
or.
be
erger's brother, Dr. George Alex-1
ervations may be made with any e nder Kohut.
of the following: Mrs. Anna Gold-
berg, 2726 Leslie; Mrs. M. Fish-
Mr and Mrs. Louis Stoll of
man, 2252 Gladstone, Garfield Moss avenue spent a few days at
6887; Mrs. I. Zide, 2214 Hazel- Battle Creek, Mich., the past week.
wood, Euclid 87674; or Mrs. 0.
Silverstein, 12056 Dexter, Town-
Mrs. Hugo Freund will be at
send 6-3489,
home Saturday afternoon in honor
The organization is planning • of the birthday of her 'aunt, Mrs.
theater party on Jam 14, the pro- Adolph Buchstein.
ceeds of which will aid a deserving
rabbi to re-unite his family, now
Mr. ,and Mrs. Fred Ginsburg
in Europe. Reservations may be left for New York on Wednesday
made with Mrs. R. B. Newman, and will sail for a three-week's
Longfellow 3918.
cruise to the West Indies.
Additional donors for the J. W.
E. W. 0. donor luncheon were an-
Mr. and Mrs. Osman Fisher and
nounced on Wednesday as follows: Mr. and Mrs. Irving Oberfelder en-
Madames N. 'tenet.. A. Clellber, !Hach,
tertained a group of friends with a
1. Margolis. 6. Roanbaum, I. Bollhouwer, B.
Wilber. J. Sliverblatl. Hover. Bain °sno• IL
reception and dance last Wednes-
Lune. 0. Bloom. C. Varna, tarn WIshm•n, L.
day evening at the Stotler, in hon-
Braunstin, M. Metron, R. Dubsinaky, L Lain,
S. Dreear, H. Chonor. L. Tue.. 0. Mar. I.
or of their fifteenth wedding anni-
Where, B. Olassman. M. Wherstein. A. Wil-
versaries.
liam., H. Schwartz. M. Barren, FL Meyer. N.
Alterman, A. Vogel. L. Caplan. H. Blair. J.
?Tallman. M. Weil.. H. Abramson. X. Shwarta.
Nathan Fishman. L. Frank. Sam Hack. Mollie
Hack. If. HonIngman. R. Pollak. S. Shp...
B. Wiener, J. Lleb, EL Solovelty. J. Oct..
B. Rpenstlen, Miss Anna &lser. and girl.
of Anna Weinbeck Club.
Mr. and Mrs. Sigmund Robin-
son were hosts at a dinner-dance
given at Devon Gables last Tues-
day evening.
SALE
Now In
MRS. WOLF KAPLAN
The Avukah chapter of the De-1_
ditor of The Detroit Jewish Chron-
trait City University held a meet- 7
cle.
ing Tuesday evening at the home
A surprise musical entertainment
of Edythe Shoob. Theodore (Mender
program will also be featured.
was the guest speaker. The next
Mrs. M. II. Zackheim, president
meeting will be held at the school,
f the auxiliary, extends an invita-
Cass and Warren, on Tuesday, at c t '
ion to the general public to attend
11 a. m., in room 209. Rabbi Max
his meeting.
Weine will speak on "The Essence
The prospect committtee is de-
of Jewish Culture."
voting all its energies to the second
annual donor luncheon, sponsored
Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Fivenson,
by the Women's Auxiliary of the
accompanied by their daughter,
United Hebrew Schools, which is
Jean,and son, Morton, have return- t
o be held at Hotel Statler on Wed-
el to their home in. Alpena after
nesday, Jan. 24. To date approxi-
a viola with the former's uncle and
mately 400 pledges have been re-
aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Eli Sachse of
ceived and new names are coming
Virginia Park.
in daily. Anyone desiring to at-
tend this luncheon may do so by
The Bicur Cholem Juniors are
making reservations with Mrs.
making elaborate plans for their
Aaron Carlstein, Townsend 8-7265.
annual Purim ball to be held on
Mrs. Eli Sachse is ready to help
Sunday, Feb. 25, in the Book Cadil-
anyone wishing to earn their
lac Hotel. Under the chairmanship
money. She may be reached at
of William Levin, a fine orchestra
Trinity 2-2048, Mrs. Ilimon Kap-
and high type of entertainment lan, Columbia 2643 is in charge of
have been procured,
rummage, Mrs. Julius
J
Berman,
Longfellow 8850, is chairman of
Miss Lottie Marks and Mrs. memorials.
Henry Daniels of Chicago and Miss
Mrs. Wolf Kaplan is serving as
Ethel Daniels of New York were
financial secretary for the luncheon
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Eli and Mrs. George M. Roberts is gen-
Sachse last week. They were ac- eral chairman.
companied by their nieces, the Mis-
The following are new pledges
ses Shirley and Carol Marks, for the donor luncheon:
daughters of Charles Marks, a for-
Yeademes Meyer Beckman, Edwin Rose.
mer Detroiter, who were the house H. H. Purvis. Edward H. Magnus. David
Mailmen, H. Blackman, Jennie Blumrosen.
guests of Mr, and Mrs. Morris Herbert Moab N. Hakim Frank Berman. Y.
Luster. H. Grant, Ervin Moue, Yoe Ehrlich.
Loeb.
Inventory has been completed this
past week. Many items have been
removed from our main display
floor to the "Thrift Corner" . .
Every item in the Gift Shop is
drastically reduced for quick dis-
posal. Five floors devoted ex-
clusively to furniture, carpets,
rugs, and draperies are in readiness
for this great Semi-Annual Event.
Every item (except those re-
stricted by contract) is included.
OPEN MONDAY EVENING
FOR YOUR CONVENIENC
Vrinrile
Iturnifure tympani;
Jacob Kobocka. Minnie Steinberg. Philip Olen-
d., Beale Rubin. Carrie Mallson..gtate:
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Goldberg of
( . Zn"
..Henry Lefl 1t 1t1, 01fet?e Petrie, s. L. Oold-
2972 Webb avenue have returned ' 1 man,
Louis Newman, B. Edelman, Yeti Ellen•
Edward Rothman to their home from Bayonne, N. J., ateln. Myer Finkel, Horne ReliefSociety. rep.-
hon M or r.Aind m iSrlsrs.IrEwdiun
anted by Mrs. Al Weisman, Sisterhood of
after an absence of one month. 01,11,57Zedek. represented by Mr.. H. H.
arty
o f They were called to the bedside of warner: Meatemes D. florin. My Pushkin,
New York with a dinner us party
Ruby ,rah,NI. Bernstein, O. Dial , Hartle
Irt BT ru m ern dg yae m vening at their home Mr. Goldberg's father, who was Memo, Sidney Wallece, Louis Weise, Maa
seriously ill and who passed away H. Ellen J. Kobel, A, 00110. 1. Shewach, A.
• Margolis Eva Pollack Sadie Newell, A. 8 .
Get • 10000 back of you Now
on Dec. 7.
Greenberg,
B. Souls. Hy B. Oittleman. Charles
N.
N. Agree. Knbe Balt, D. Bernstein,
on
Nary
A joint meeting of the Junior ' I Mrs. Jacob Klivans of Youngs-
Seymour Plank, Simon
Mr. and Mrs. A Katzman (Bertie Schram,
Iladassah and Masada will be held town, Ohio, is the guest of her sis-
Shear. L Benaman, Henry Friedman. Barney
Raider, J. Cohn, Nathan Mendel-
on Tuesday, Jan 9, at 8 p. m., at tern, the Misses Bertha and Rose London) have returned from Mi- Bremen.
the Stotler Hotel. Lipsitz. Mrs, Klivans was one of ami Beach, Florida, and Ilavana, ViC4111.1.. Al=11
tgu:Irrh
1 1dr, 'L7";leiEn'
R. Daniel. A. Knoppow, A. J.
Lan evonone she you want an estats• substantial suns
This is the first attempt to co- the guests at the Ehrlich-Klivans where they spent their honeymoon, Or
and are at home at the Granada, Redblatt and Miss GernIdine Bremen.
of money to keep your wife and children in comfort should
ordinate the two local chapters of wedding.
The
United
Hebrew
Schools
220 West Giles boulevard, 1Vindsor,
the young women's and young
anything happen to you. But you want it now. Not
gratefully acknowledge receipt of
Miss Foga Bofsky is visiting Ontario.
men's Zionist organizations. A ape-
30 pars from now. How are you going to get it)
contributions from the following:
mial program has been arranged with her sister and brother-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Sol Blumrosen of Mr. and Mrs. Abe Moss in memory
by Miss Esther Elconin of Jun- Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jaffe in New
Do you realize that simply by securing a GRE.AT•Wg.gi
Virginia Park were hosts to the of Israel Nurko; Mr. and Mrs. Jul-
for Hadassah and Samuel H. Weis- York.
I.1171 Double Protection Policy and malting your first
members
of their immediate fam- ius Berman in memory of Hyman
— -
man, chairman of the social corn-
deposit you can actually create an estate of $10.000
ilies at a dinner on New Year's Bernard.
Miss Winifred Cooper spent her
mittee of the Detroit Masada chap-
Eve.
holiday vacation with friends in
immediately•and take twenty years or more to pay for it)
ter.
PAST MASTERS' NIGHT
The program will consist of a Chicago and was extensively en-
At the annual election, Alpha OF PERFECTION LODGE
It glees you double protection at the time you need it
hook review of Arnold Zweig 's "De- tertained.
Gamma Phi Sorority elected the
mat—for the lowest cost. Compared with ordinary life
Vr•endt Goes Home," by Mrs.
WILL BE HELD JAN. 17
bliss Leoiore S tone of Montreal following: President, Miss Faye
M6rse Colton; violin selections by
ineursaos, should death occur before age 60 it pay.—
Gabriel Szitas, with piano accom- was the house go est of Lois Wolf Alpern; vice-president, Miss Beat-
Perfection Lodge announces that
twice the amount of insurance at much less than twice
rice Schmittel; secretary, Miss Dor-
paniment by Ethel Goldman Men- of Broadstreet.
Night" will take
the cost.
othy Bronstein; treasurer, Mias a "Past Masters'
delsohn; a symposium on the sub-
place on Jan. 17 at a 6 p. m. ban-
Mr, and Mrs. Harold Schakne Freda Feingold. The installation
"Is
Palestine
the
solution
for
ject
quet
in
the
Ionic
Temple.
1110,01:0 "Double Protection" will coat you only 37c • day
the cultural problem of the Jews?" (Miss Lee Corhm an) have returned and dinner-dance will take place
The speakers will be Rabbi Leon
• age 35. Write today for interesting details.
Walter Farber will state the affirm- from their wedd ing trip and are on Sunday evening, Jan. 21. The Fram, County Treasurer Jacob
ative and Max Chomsky will be on at present residi ng at the Detroit next meeting will be held on Tues- Sumeracki and Harry Newman.
day evening at the Jewish Center.
the negative. The speakers will Leland Hotel.
There will also be novel entertain-
answer questions put to them by
The Cleophas Club was recently ment by members of the lodge and
Mrs. J. D. Rosenman returned
the audience. The meeting will
1512 Union Guardian Bldg.
professional entertainers.
from
a
three-week's
visit
with
Mr
.
organized
in
November
and
the
close with group singing.
C. K. Sandorf will take charge
DETROIT, MICH.
Both Junior Hadassah and Ma- and Mrs. Alfred Leigh of Pitts- following officers were elected:
of reservations.
Mias
Betty
Bronstein,
president;
sada invite all young women and burgh. Mrs. Rorenman will soon
young men to this meeting which is been presented with an oil portrait , Miss Irene Fader, secretary and
open to the public. There will be painted by Marian Leigh, a well treasurer. The group meets every
no charge for admission. , known artist of Pittsburgh, whose Thursday evening at the Jewish
portraits will be on exhibition at Center. A sociali will be held Sat-
ASSURANCE COMPANY
' the Carnegie Art Galleries shortly . urday to start,the activities for the
we emtei WIN/CIPS11
winter.
YOUNG ISRAEL PLANS
Davila, former president
ANNIVERSARY EVENTS' ' of Carlos
Rev. and Mrs. S. Mogill were
Chile, was the luncheon guest on
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hosts at a family dinner gathering
,
One of the features of the tenth l Thursday of Sol R. Levin.
last Monday night in celebration
Still time to make reservations for the
anniversary celebration of Young
Mr. and Mrs. Ilaitild Kratze of their eighteenth wedding anni-
Israel of Detroit will be ■ dance , (Miss Ruth Finsterwald) of versary.
In choosing ■ restaurant at
held in the ballroom of the Stotler i Chicago boulevard are sojourning
which to dine, a man distin-
Hotel. Music will be furnished by I in Pion
A farewell party was given ill
r winte .
" da for te
guishes himself as one knowing
Larry Harwood and his band. The ,
honor of the Misses Helen and
good foods. In dining at Boesky
committee, consisting of Charles,
The Misses Lillian and Gertrude Bertha Mittledorf, who left for a
Bros. there is that pleasing ex-
Gellman, Al Friedman, N orman Glazier have returned from an ex- two-week's trip to New York where
perience of tasting quality
Frielich, Sylvia Berns, Morris tended trip through the Adirondack they will be entertained by friends
Through courtesy of Bernard Isaacs, principal of United
foods, expertly prepared and
Berris, Sam Plotnisky, Lottie Mountains and New York City.
Hebrew Schools, and under leadership of Miss Betsy Ulanoff,
and relatives.
served promptly and politely.
Rosenshine, Shirley Weisberg, Hy-
• group of pupils from the school will present a playlet. Also
man R. Cohen, Sylvia Deroven
A surprise dinner party was gin.
Miss Betty Barbara Ilamburger
I performances of • well known
on the program will be
TRY IT TONIGHT
and Tessie Garfinkel, is making of Chicago boulevard. was hostess en Monday evening, Jan. 1, in
Russian dancer.
every effort to make this an out- at • delightful luncheon honoring honor of the engagement of Miss
standing event in keeping with the Phyllis Schackne and Marjorie Rose Jacobs of 1951 Virginia Park
Delicatessen Specials:
RABBI LEON FRAM — Principal Speaker
spirit of the celebration. Tickets Strauss, recent
guests in this city. to David Feldstein, at the home of
may be secured from any of the
Young Steer
Mr. and Mrs. L. Lindenbaum of
ion. now with Mrs. Anna Goldberg. 2726 Leslie;
Meloe
above, or members of the °ream-
Mrs. Adolph Sloman is the guest West Forest avenue. Covers were
Mrs. M. Fishman, Garfield 6887; Mrs. J. Zide, Euclid 6767•1,
Pickled Tongues, 12c lb.
ration. of her children, Mr. and Mrs. Na- laid for 25 guests.
or Mrs. D. Silventein, Townsend 6-3489.
All the delegates who went to than Sloss of Cleveland.
Salami
17c lb.
the midwestern convention. which
—
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Jul-
was held in Chicago, returned en-
Mr. and Mrs. M. Robinson of ins Rosenwald Post No. 18 will
thused over the Young Israel Grand Rapids spent the Ne w I give a benefit card part on Sunday
There is only one Boesky Bros.
movement. There were delegates Year holidays in this city.
evening, Jan. 14, at 8 o'clock, at
are not connected
store — we ■
from Detroit, Cleveland, Roches-
I Jericho Temple, 2705 Joy Road.
with any other store bearing
ter, Cincinnati, St. Louis, Toronto,
IiIrs, J. Levy returned to he ✓ There will be many useful table
Na.
from
the
and representatives
home in Cleveland after a visit wit h prizes as well as door prizes and
similar name.
At the meeting of the Detroit
tionil Council in New York. The her children, Mr. and Mrs. Ma x refreshments.
League (or the Defense of Jewish conference lasted from Dec. 22
Elk
in.
Rights to be held at the Jewish
to 2. 6 b .
Samuel Levine of 2969 Fullerton
Center, Sunday, Jan. 7, at 10:30
Rabbi S. M. Fine of Detroit ad-
Miss Lenore Weil of Pittsburgh has returned from Chicago where
a. m., Rabbi Leon Fram of Temple dressed the body at the Friday
wan the guest of her cousin, Dr. he spent the past fortnight and at-
Beth El will speak on "Meeting night supper, and Rabbi Isaac
M. Marx during the holidays, and tended the wedding of his niece,
12TH and HAZELWOOD
the Arguments Against the Boy-
&oilman spoke at the banquet on was extensively entertained, the Miss Tillie Tinsky. While there
MADISON 9751
cott" Ever since the inception
Monday night. Prof. Meyer Wax- events in her honor ending with a Mr. Levine was the guest of his
of the Nazi atrocities, he has been man of the Chicago Theological
farewell party last Saturday eve- sister, Mrs. S. Tinsky.
A Rev
ss. non Cass cravat
the foremost exponent in Detroit
College delivered an address on ning.
ea ere. FM. 44 Calmat. Loalmi
for an organized boycott of Ger-
seotaan,libmal mar.. pi42.4m,a1,Mc.
the value of culture in Jewish life
Rhea Cashman Gladwin of the I
man-made goods. The meeting
at the sessions on Sunday.
' Honoring Mr. and Mrs. Josep h , Worldwide Travel Bureau left for
will be open to the general public.
A general meeting of the or- I Schiller on their fortieth weddin g' New York to arrange for the Pal-
Yba
•■•■
ganization will be held at the
the members of th e estine tour from Detroit, as well as
Daylimaa Iesak
21.10
Molly Siegel Auxiliary Ban- Young Israel building, 2691 Joy anniversary,
Rodin Club, of which Sirs. Venni e ■ number of other important tours.
1.1311
Palm Sawa
Road, on Wednesday, Jan. 10, and Rodin is president, and relative
▪
retersbarg
quet on Jan. 28.
definite arrangements will be made , surprised them at a dinner at th e
Tamps
Miss Dorothy Smith of Longfel-
Similar Reduellone to Californla
The Molly Siegel Auxiliary of for all 0 a events of the anniver- , Agree Clubhouse. on Dec. 26. Th e low avenue attended several of the
•nd Oulf Caret
tables were set in horseshoe fash - affairs given by Phi Delta Epsilon
the Detroit Jewish Consumptive sary celebration.
ion attractively ornamented b y Medical convention held in Chicago
Relief Society of Denver Cclo., in
Darkens/ D...
TI LESS 110TEL
centerpieces of roses and snap-dra - last week end.
behalf of the unfortunate con-
JUNIOR HADASSAH
IN JOINT MEETING
WITH THE MASADA'
PAY LATER
Progress
2990W.GRAND BOULEVARD-OPP. FISHER BUM.
■
MOE LEITER
GREAT-WEST LIFE
She Liked Him
Because of His Fine
Choice of Restaurants
1. Wt Et Ws $3 DONOR LUNCHEON
STATLER HOTEL — TUESDAY, JAN. 9
FRAM TO ADDRESS
BOYCOTT LEAGUE
DETROIT BRANCH of IC(
Will Fr neat
SERGE RADAMSKY — MARIE RADAMSKY
soreSNO
Boesky Bros.
pc.
rasa.
Lat. 311*
BICUR CHOLEM OPEN
MEETING ON JAN. 9
Bons' Covers were laid for 60
sumptives, appeals to all organiza-
guests among whom were Mr. an d
The Junior League of the B'nai
tions, who have not yet been in-
Mrs. Robert KostnIf of Flint an d David Synagogue sponsored by Es-
terviewed by committees, to re-
The Bicur Cholem invite all Mrs. Daniel Feldman of Bay City . thee Barbel will give a charity
serve Jan. 28 and send their dele-
dance on Saturday, Jan. 27, at 9
gates to the third annual banquet members of the senior and junior
Prof. and Mrs. August Claessen I P. m., at the synagogue, Elmhurst
to be held on that date at Con- organintions, as well as the gen-
attend an open of New York were the guests o f and Fourteenth. In charge of the
eral
public,
to
egation
Emanuel,
Taylor
and
gr
meeting to be held Tuesday eve-Inn and Mrs. S. Glassman durin g affair are Marion Pepper, chair-
'ikon, at 7 p. m.
1st Writer: "Well, the boss says
man, and her co-chairmen, Sarah
Reservations may be had by ning, Jan. 9, at 7.45, at Congre- i the past week.
we must grind out • yarn about
gallon Emanuel. Entertainment,
calling
the
president,
Mrs.
Freed-
Saxer and Clare Engelberg.
the period 1500 B. C."
will
be
furnished
under
the
super-
I
Samuel
S.
Simmer
entertaine
7-0871.
d
2nd Writer: "Oh, yeah ... he man, Townsend
vision of Mn, Lillian Monash, and Adrienne Ford, a Columbia Uni-
Milton A. White of New York
means Before Colossal!"
If • woman's face la her for- refreshments will be served. Mrs versity visitor to the city. at the City is visiting with his brother
Is pretty sure to bank- Mark Weinbeck is president of Mayfair, Book Cadillac Hotel on and sinter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Sid-
age
tune
old
seldom
disappointed
in
A man is
the organization.
New Year's Eve. ney White.
rupt her.
love until after marriage.
GREyht9UND
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LITTMAN'S THEATER-12th
at
Seward
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