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Joseph Sprintzak To Be the
Principal Speaker at
Dinner Feb. 18.
Reports given before the Ge-
werkshaften campaign conference
at its weekly Thursday evening
sessions, held at 8679 Twelfth
street show con-
tinued progress
in the fund-rais-
ing, drive prelim-
inary to the
grand reception
banquet which
will be held on
Feb. 18, at By-
ron - Philadelphia
Hall.
Joseph Sprint-
zak, chief ofthe
L. Rosenberg 1 9 3 4 Palestine
labor delegation to the United
States and Canada, will be the
guest of honor and chief speaker
at this banquet. Sprintzak, one
of the early leaders in the Pales-
tine labor movement, is a leading
figure in the General Federation
of Jewish Labor in Palestine, com-
monly known as the Histudruth.
The program at the banquet will
be featured by the appearance of
two artists—Cantor J. II. Sonen-
blur of Shaarey Zedek, and Emma
Lozaroff Scheyer, who recently
achieved new prominence through
her local debut with the San Carlo
Company in Gounod's "Faust."
A contributing factor to the
success of the campaign this year
is the precedented participation of
well known Jewish societies. One
of the campaign's active workers,
and a vice-president in the cam-
paign board, is L. Rosenberg, a
prominent member and past presi-
dent of the Radomer Aid Society,
which he represents at the confer-
ence. Rosenberg, who has had an
interesting career as a Jewish
journalist and pedagogue in Tor-
onto and Windsor, has been most
successful in soliciting and ob-
taining the support of his numer-
ous friends and acquaintances for
the historical efforts of the organ-
ized Jewish workers in Palestine.
PICK COMMITTEE FOR
J. N. F. DONOR DINNER
it
Engagements
11JUNIOR HADASSAH
LUNCHEON PLANS
anielhocks -
Hadassah members and
Mrs. Eli Sachs. Chosen G
their friends who heard Mrs. Da-
Chairman for Ladies' Auxil-
vid Greenberg, national vice-presi-
larY's Annual 66 Event.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Diem of Chicago boulevard announce the dent of Hadassah, Tuesday eve-
engagement of their sister, Helen Diem, to Joseph E. Goodstein, son ning at the Statler Hotel, were
At an enthusiastic meeting held
inspired by her interesting tale of
of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Goodstein of Marston avenue.
by the Ladies' Auxiliary of the
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nederlander announce the engagement of
Jewish National Fund, the follow•
ing women were appointed as their daughter, Phyllis, to Harry Robbins, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis
chairmen. co-chairmen and on the Robbins. At home Sunday, Jan. 28, from 7 to 10, at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. I. D. Friedman, 2661 Lawrence avenue. No cards.
Mrs. Eva Levinson of 2646 Ilogarth avenue announces the
engagement of her daughter, Freda, to Nathan Naidus, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Aaron Naidus of Hamilton, Ont.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Wainger of Blaine avenue announce the
engagement of their daughter, Dena, to Mayrice Starr, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel A. Starr of Elmhurst avenue.
Mr. and Mra. Dave Kornfield announce the engagement of their
daughter, Esther, to Andy Lax, son of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Lax of
Youngstown, Ohio. Reception Sunday, Jan. 28, at 2747 Grad
avenue. No cards.
New Pique
Collars 'n'
Cuffs
take their cue
from the stage!
Oy
Wedding Calendar
MRS. CHARLES BRODY
Jan. 28—Miss Sady Storch, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Storch of Monterey avenue, to Sam Rosenfeld, eon of Mrs. Freda
Rosenfeld of Brooklyn, N. Y., at Congregation Beth Abraham.
Jan. 28—Miss Mildred Applebaum, daughter of Mrs. henry
Applebaum of 9409 McQuade avenue, to Samuel Greenberg, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Greenberg of McQuade avenue. Reception at
the Applebaum home at 8 p. m.
•
committees for the annual $5
0.
donor luncheon to be held Wed-
ADA M. KLINGER
nesday, May 2:
the upbuilding of the Jewish
Mrs. Eli Sachse, general chair-
Homeland.
man; Mrs. J. Ellenstein, co-chair-
The pep rally held at the Bel
and Garbo-
Very dramatic ■
man; Mrs. Max Schubiner, secre-
Jan. 1 21—To Mr. and Mrs. Samuel C. Horwitt (Bebe Mechanic) crest Jan. 21 increased the number
tary and chairman of reservations;
ish, inspired by her Portray-
of 16128 Fairfield avenue, a daughter, Johanna Sora.
of pledges to the fourth annual
Mrs. Max Hayman, treasurer;
al of this medieval queen.
$10 donor luncheon to take place
Mrs. I. Goodman, chairman of
budget; Mrs. Louis Lightstone,
on March 4.
MRS. DUSHKIN TO GIVE
With many ways and means of-
chairman of daughters reserva-
ADDRESS ON JAN. 31 fered, the committee states that
tions, and Mrs. William Feltner,
it
is
surprisingly easy to earn the
co-chairman, the daughters to be
TO HADASSAH GROUP
$10 towards the luncheon, and
admitted for $2.50 a plate.
girls are urged to get in touch
Mrs. Harry Kraft will be chair-
The second meeting oat he newly with the ways and means chair-
man of the souvenir program,
s
organized Professional and Busi- man, Sydelle Bobrin, Townsend
bF„
with Mrs. A. Knoppow and Mrs. ezvr•-••a
ness
Women's Committee of Ha- 7-3328, or Bertha Yackness, co-
S. Cabot as co-chairmen, and the
Ben Tobin and Dave Miro are dassah will take place next Wed- chairman, Townsend 6-5290.
following women on their com-
sojourning
at
Miami
Beach,
Flor-
nesday
evening, Jan. 31, at 8:15,
Following are some of the ways
mittee: Mesdames William Fellner,
Max Goldberg, 111, Hayman, J. ida, and are expected back around at Hotel Stetter. Mrs. Max Dush- and means and the names and
the
first
of
February.
kin
will
discuss the life of Mrs. phone numbers of the girls in
Lattin, A. D. Markson, I. Margolis,
Rebecca Kohut, one of America's
M. Rosenzweig, A. Smilo and Wil-
charge:
On Jan. 10, Mr. and Mrs. Her-
Cards, Sarah Eisman, Madison
liam Silver.
man Stiller of Crystal Falls, Mich.,
4618, and Bernice Friedland,
Mrs. Victor Bernstein is chair-
(Jean Boesky of this city) enter-
Townsend 6-4049; bridge parties,
man of the ways and means group,
G. Nissenbaum, Longfellow 3967;
with Mrs. Louis Schlein and Mrs. tained for 40 guests at a mid-
night supper in cabaret style in
playing cards, Evelyn Greenberg,
I. Goodman as co-chairman. Mrs. honor of their second wedding an-
HOME RELIEF SOCIETY
Euclid 3712; organization bridge
L. Miller of that committee will
DINNER-DANCE JAN. 31 be in charge of cards, Mrs. I. niversary.
clubs, Bernice London, University
Invites You To Attend the
2-1494; cigarette, Mildred Jakont,
Margolis will be rummage chair-
Mrs. Joseph 13udnitzky and
Townsend 6-2252; candy, Hilda
Mrs. William Roth, chairman, man and Mrs. A. Smilo will be in
and Mrs. R. B. Kaltman, co-chair- charge of card parties. The addi- daughter, Eveleen, of Webb ave-
Jakont, Townsend 6-12252; Jew-
man, announce they have corn- tional women serving on that com- nue, have returned from a three-
ish Chronicle, Shirley Schlussel,
pleted plans for the eleventh birth- mittee are Mesdames I. Shewach, week's stay in Montreal, Quebec,
of New
Townsend 6-1096; taxi service,
day dinner-dance to be given by S. Cabot, S. Weiner, R. B. New- where they visited Mra. Budnit-
Ethel Standler, Townsend 9136,
the Home Relief Society at the man, I. ', rumen, J. Fidler, B. Gen- zky'e brother-in-law and sister, Mr.
and Harriet Glickman, Townsend
Gardenias tucked under the
Club Maxine, Wednesday evening, see, A. Faxstein, S. Munch, J. and Mrs. Morris Robinson.
7-2213; hosiery, ladies' and men's,
chin, • hi g It flare, after
Jan. 31. In addition to the regu- Kunin and L. Rycus.
Bernice Levine, Townsend 6-8736;
and to discuss with you the many
Helen Menken' s costume in
lar floor show, many novel attrac-
The Co-Eds are planning a week-
drugs (Kleenex), Pauline Barahol,
Mrs. Max Cohen is chairman of
improvements of the
"Mary of Scotland."
tions will be featured. Dinner savings boxes.
end part at the Steller Hotel, Feb.
Garfield 9034-R, and Marian Feld-
will be served from 7 until 9:30.
stein, University 2-9316; maga-
Mrs. Max Hayman, chairman of 3-4, inclusive, in celebration of
The following ladies will assist organizations, with Mrs. Aaron their fifth semi-annual anniversary.
1934
zines, Florence Shevin, Townsend
NECKWEAR—First Floor
Mrs. Roth and Mrs. Kaltman: Mes- Kurland and Mrs. S. Shnitz as co- The club will dine Saturday eve-
8-6461.
dames Sidney Barnett, Arthur chairmen, are assisted by Mes- ning at the Book Cadillac. Sun-
Ada M. Klinger is treasurer of
Ginsburg, Leon Zechman, S. B. dames Max Weksler, Eli Sachse, day, they will breakfast at the
the luncheon.
Danto, Louis Weiss, I. I. Edgar, II. Kraft, I. Goodman, I. Shewach, Statler, attend the Michigan, dine
3954 WOODWARD AVENUE
J. J. Jacobs, Seymour Lewis, Max B. Harrison, S. Cabot and A. at Frame's and climax the week-
•t Alexandrine
end with a party at the hotel.
Kogan.
Panush.
SIMI rat TRIATIONT
Columbia 0210
For reservations call Mrs. Roth,
MRS. MAX DUSHKIN
Mrs. Irwin Cohen will be in
Guaranteed Absolutely Wu sad errant
Townsend
8-5027,
or
Mrs.
Kalt-
charge of proper ti es,, Mrs.
Also Special Representative
KRAEMER -LIBERMAN •
man, Hogarth 5856.
Aaron Kurland is chairman STUTZ NEW SECRETARY best known Jewish women leaders,
ELECTROLYSIS CLINIC
CASS MOTOR SALES
At a quiet ceremony witnessed
On Monday afternoon, at 1:30, of decorations, and Mrs. Philip OF HEBREW FREE LOAN as revealed in the latter's autobio-
3379 Lawrence Aye.
graphy "My Portion.” Mrs. Dush- by the immediate family, Rabbi
Dodge Motor Cars and Trucks
Mrs. Anthony Deutsch will be Slomovitz is chairman of program
Towsorol 747111
kin's treatment of this subject was Joshua Sperka united in marriage
hostess to the Home Relief So- and entertainment, with Mrs. A.
The
Ilebrew
Free
Loan
Associa-
so much enjoyed at a recent Hades- Miss Lillian Liberman of Detroit
ciety, at which time the installa- Kurland and Mrs. Max Dushkin
tion has completed another year of sah Oneg Shabbat that she was and Saul Kraemer of Chicago,
tion of officers for the coming as co-chairmen.
activity. Handicapped though the
year will take place. Mrs. Harry
Mrs. Max Weksler is chairman organization was by the bank clos- requested to repeat the paper at
the forthcoming evening program.
MARKUS -MILLS
Shulman, honorary president, will of publicity, with Mesdames B.
ing which affected its directly, it
This new committee of Hadassah
Mr. and Sirs. Halstead II. Mills
be the installing officer. A fine Saxe, A. D. Markson and S.
theless kept on making loans was recently formed to enable pro-
never
of Detroit announce the marriage
program has been arranged by the Shnitz as co-chairmen.
is • representalln In this community of the Metropoll•
to
the
limit
of
its
ability.
•
tan Life ssssss Imo Company at New York.•hIch Is the
fessional and business women to of their daughter, Jeanette, to
entertainment committee. Mrs.
Mrs. Sam Heyman is chairman
Sagest lite I sssss are COMMA, 10 the world. with more
The Ilebrew Free Loan Associa- attend evening meetings devoted to Oscar A. Markus, eon of Mr. and
el Weisman was unanimously re- of prospects, with Mrs. A. Slutsky
non poileyholden. more Innrance In forte and
as
tion
wishes
to
bring
to
the
attention
Jewish
and Zionist cultural sub- Sirs. William A. Markus of De-
mon new basin.. each year than • y ether tamest/. •
elected
president.
and Mrs. William Silver as co-
el people are welt pleased with their Metropoll•
chairmen. The following women of the public that it will be glad jects. Election of officers and ap- troit and Indianapolis, on Dec. 31.
tan protection. Tess will he tow
to
consider
all
requests
for
loans
pointments
of standing committees The marriage ceremony was per-
will serve on their committees
CENTER MUSIC SCHOOL
Mesdames J. Deytshe, S. Fried - which may help the small business will also take place. The public is formed by Dr. Leo M. Franklin
;
man
to
keep
his
stock
up;
the
col-
invited.
in Temple Beth El Chapel.
TO OPEN ON THURSDAY land, A. Faxstein, I. Goodman, B.
Last Tuesday afternoon, Jah. 23,
Gensen, B. Ilarrison, S. Jacobson, lege boy to continue his studies;
Townsend 7-Slit
Madison 8391
the
home
owner
to
pay
his
taxes;
Representing
Registrations in the Music School A. Knoppow, S. Munch, M. Rosen- the family man to pay his insur- a large meeting of Senior Hades-
of the Jewish Community Center, zweig, M. Schubiner, A. Panush, I.
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
ance premium; and the widow to ash was held at Hotel Statler, with
which will open Thursday, Feb. 1, Shewach, Bessie Rubin, Ai. Hay-
help herself make a living.
Mrs. David Greenberg of New
at the Center Building, 8'304 Wood- man, Rose Rubin, S. Shnitz, A.
There is no interest charge or York, vice-president of National At a meeting of the Mizrachi
ward avenue, are now being taken, Kurland, B. Saxe, H. E. Lippitt
fee on loans made by the Hebrew Hadassah, as the guest speaker. Youth of Detroit, held Jan. 17 at
according to an announcement by and Mrs. Charles Brody.
Mrs. A. D. Markson has been Free Loan Association. The secur- Mrs. Greenberg inspired her audi- Hotel Statler, Max Temchin, presi-
Fred Butzel, chairman of the Music
▪ aaaaa Services:
appointed chairman of tickets for ity demanded is the endorsement ence with her vital talk on Pales- dent, appointed the following
School committee.
Rabbi J . 8. Swim will occupy the pulpit
The school will present lessons in the "Romance of a People," with on a note for the amount borrowed, tine. Mrs. Schmarya Kleiman re- chairmen of committees: Max
on Saturday morning at 10,30.
The Jewish Children's Home of
Mrs. William Fellner as co chair- by two responsible businessmen. viewed important events recently Chomsky, cultural; Zelda Rosen-
Detroit acknowledges the receipt violin, piano and cello. The faculty man.
halm entetwatIoni
The office, at 1915 Clairmount ave- oceuring in Palestine.
thal, B'nal Akibah; Max Somberg,
The members of the Junior congregation held of a legacy of, 100 shares of the of the school follows: Violin, Stan-
their Aral athleticmeet at the McCall School
Airs. Charles Brody, who is one nue, is open daily from 9 a. m. to
The Oneg Shabbat (Joyous Sab- Jewish National Fund; Edward
common stock of the Parke Davis islaw Szmulewicz and Walter Blu-
and
1311.1111,4 mee ting. are con-
011 Monday night.
3 p. m., and on Suriday from 9 bath) at the home of Mrs. David Ruthenberg, Keren Torah A'Va-
menau;
piano,
bliss
Edith
Ella
of
the
vice-presidents
of
the
Aux-
ads
evening.
ducted at the synncvne on To
Co., from the Bernard . Heitman
a. mil to 12 noon, during which Diamond on Jan. 20, brought forth dah; Rose Jacobs, English pub-
and services Sr. held on Saturday at tle a. It
Davis, Miss Clara Waldron and
estate.
Miss Rose Bassin; cello, Bernard diary,
has
appointed
chair- hours application for loans can be a large attendance. Preceding Mrs. licity; Edward Ruthenberg, Jew-
man of
the been
hostess
committee.
Ladle'. inaillaryi
The importance of this legacy is
Argiewicz. The school's string en-
Mrs. Max Weksler is president made.
Nam are being completed for the donor
Dushkin's interesting paper on the ish publicity; Florence Edelman,
dinner. Many new pledges are corning In. The increased by the fact that while the
At the annual meeting of the He- life of Rebecca Kohut, Miss Jean- membership; Max Temchin, tem-
semble
will
be
under
the
direction
of
the
Auxiliary
of
the
Jewish
dale and program for the event wIll be an-
testator has designated that it be
brew Free Loan Association, held ette Steinberg gave a comprehen- porary social; Max Somberg and
,
nounced in the nest lane of The Chronicle.
of Mr. Smulewicz.
National Fund,
held
in
a
special
fund,
he
did
not
Mra J Weingarten of Elmhurst avenue la
The Music School program was
A special meeting for the lunch- Jan. 18, George Al. Stutz was elect- sive review of Jewish current Sidney Rainti, ways and means.
chairman of the event.
specify its particular purpose, leav-
by funds
by the
Music at will be held Tuesday, Jan. 30 , ed secretary of the organization events occurring in America, Eur- Rabbi Unger was the principal
ing the right of such specification made possible this year
Slaterhoedi
M
at
Buddy's Delicatessen, Twelfth and two new members were added ope and Palestine. She urged those speaker of the evening. Mizrachi
raised
and
contributed
The Sisterhood la sponmrIng a bridge party
to the discreation of those who
to the board, Morris H. Blumberg present to keep themselves intelli- Youth of Detroit will participate
on Wednesdayevening. Feb. II, at the limin-
through their daily contact with Study Club which is headed by Mrs. street, corner Taylor. This meet
.... The neat meeting of the Sisterhood
ing
will also be eld to celebrate and Herman Weteman. David S. gently informed on these subjects in the $200,000 drive which the
Jacob
Smile.
will be held on Monday evening. Jan a. •i the home and particular knowledge
Chamisho Osor b'Shvat, the New lemon is president of the Ilebrew by reading the Jewish Daily Bill- older groups of Mizrachi in Amer-
I 30 o'clock.
of its needs are better qualified
Tea Sets, Water Pitchers,
Year of the Trees. A light lunch- Free Loan Association.
' letin, The Detroit Jewish Chron. ica are anticipating.
for such determination. The cer- BICUR CHOLEM DANCE
Yong Peeples kndsi
Idle and the magazine Opinion.
Oneg Shaboeprograms are be-
Platters, Vegetable Dishes,
The Y0411. Peoples League will hold its tificates of stock with the accrued
PROCEEDS FOR NEEDY eon will be served. All members
neat meeting on Tuesday. Jan. 30, at 8.30.
Mrs.
Schmarya
Kleiman,
educe-
held
every
Friday
evening
at
are invited.
ing
Etc,
dividends were turned over to the
' tional chairman, announced that the Taylor-Woodrow Wilson Syna-
balm Lf14`11*:
home
by
Harry
Ilelfman,
executor
The annual Purim dance, spon-
The Junior League t. sponsoring • dance on
the third Oneg Shabbat will take gogue. Interesting cultural pro-
of the estate.
Saturday evening. Jan rt. In the social hall
pored by the Bicur Cholem Jun- THREE SPEAKERS ON .
place at the home of Mrs. Ralph grams with prominent speakers
of the synagmue Meetings are held each
There is an urgent need of ouch iors, will be held on Sunday eve-
JEWISH RADIO FORUM
Wednesday evening.
Davidson. Airs. James I. Ellmann have been arranged. Cantor Katz I
%...•
legacies and bequests in the oper- ning, Feb .25, in the ballroom of
JEWELERS
will
speak on Jewish poetry. lia- ha: offered his services and will
weeeneseo oat AT J111101
ation of the home, especially in the the Book-Cadillac Hotel.
The Jewish Radio Forum pro.
, dassah members are requested to lead a choir in singing Palestinian
domain of extension care. The fund,
2s,_-over
Miss
Norma
Lewis,
assisting
gram
for
Sunday,
Jan.
Monday Afternoon Club
reserve Saturday afternoon, Feb. songs. The public is invited.
to be named after the testator, will chairman, is in charge of pub- Station WJBK, from 5 to 5:90 p.
24, for this event.
Outlines Program.
The next open meeting of the
he well used for the purpose to be licity ftir the event, proceeds of Tn., will present Leon Kay, presi-
Mizrachi Youth will be held at I ,
noon designated. "We hope it will which will be used in aiding the dent of the Jewish National Fund
Hotel Statler on Wednesday, Jan.
The 'Monday Afternoon Club, help some worthy child to realize
he
sub-
t
Council,
who
will
speak
on
needy sick.
OFFICERS CHOSEN BY
31, at 8:30 p. m. It will be in
the latest addition to the Jewish its dream in life and it will stand
Tickets may be secured from ject, "Jewish Arbor Day in Pal-
CAMPUS ALUMNI CLUB the form of a social meeting in
Community Center's M others as a monument to the generosity any of the members.
estine."
celebration
of Chamisho Osor
Clubs, has outlined a social, edu- of the late Bernard Heitman, whose
The choir of Congregation
cational and recreational program memory is inscribed in the annals
On Friday, Jan. 12, the Campus b'Shvat.
Shaarey Zedek, led by Cantor Ja-
Honor
for
Community
Cen-
for young Jewish mothers
Alumni Club met at the home of
of the home, with the ever increas-
cob H. Sonenklar and consi•ting of
ter Art School Students.
Dr. Adolph Lowenstine and elect-
The group at present is spon- ing gratitude of the administra-
Harry Cohen, Joseph Cantor,
ed the following officers:
soring classes in child study and tion," stated Dr. Otto A. Hirsch;
Aaron Silberblatt and Mows Shat-
Four students of the Jewish len, will render appropriate 'elec.
President, David Goose; vice-
book reviews. The program in- superintendent of the home.
Community Center Art School
America's first community puz-
president, Samuel Margolis; Sec-
cludes periodic trips to places of
°11 '•
have
received
distinction
at
pub-
irt
retary,
Hy Michelson; treasurer, zle party will be held in the new
INSTALLATION
FEB.
3
interest, bridge, teas and dances.
Others on the program will be
tic art exhibiti. A drawing by ,
Morris Lestern; board of directors, Jewish Center gym, on Saturday
The club meets at the Dexter
OF CANTON JERICHO Ida Lipkin was proclaimed the Rabbi Leon Fram of Temple Beth
David Goose, Samuel Margolis, evening, Jan. 27, with no charge
branch of the Jewish Community
ri, in a question and answer per-
best among those shown at the 1
Albert Silber, Dr. Adolph Lowen- to the puzzle fans. This party is'
Center, 11518 Dexter, every Mon-
Officers of Canton Jericho No. 60, exhibition of rehabilitation stu. iod, and James A. Kates, president
stein, Dr. Barney Nosanchuk and sponsored by the Jewish Center
day afternoon at 1:30 p. m. Those Patriarchs Militant I. 0. 0. F.,
of the Hebrew Hospital Associa-
through the donation of 200 puz- I
Hy Michelson.
interested in joining in this or. will be installed at a military cere- dents at the Chicago Art Institute. lion, in a report on the work of the
by Jack Miller, attorney and
The Campus Alumni Club orig-
ganization are urged to attend the mony on Saturday evening, Feb. 3, Two pictures by Milton Gersh-
inventor of one of the 12 puzzles, I
gores, three by Gun Nuchims, Situ a"miatim
inated
several
years
ago
when
•
meeting on Monday, Jan. 29.
at Jericho Temple, 2705 Joy Road. one by Ben Miller were among the I
group of Jewish boys at City Col- the "Tiger Trap," which is at pre,.
`• The highest degree in Oddfellow- 400 accepted out of 1,000 offered
lege were drawn together by Colt- ent on sale in over 300 cities in
ship will be conferred on candi-
You'll like the way Buddy
both this country and Canada.
man interests, and the desire to
Samuel Haber To Head Ben dates on that night. All Jewish at the Michigan Art Show.
Mrs. David B. Werbe is chair-
have a Jewish organization in the C. H. Dockson Company manufac-
prepares them . . . abso-
young men are invited to attend man of the Jewish Community
Bey Passover Dance.
a OA lne
tures
these
puzzles.
college. When the charter mem-
lures • hich an May held at Temple Meth 12.
this ceremony.
lutely the finest steaks in
RS'S Frederic Doppeit diseumod. Thmsdal
harry B. Douglass inventor of
Center art committee.
o bers left City College, either
New officers are: William Heck-
evening. the problem of .. Was Debt.- Wan
Samuel Haber was chosen gener-
graduating or entering prefer'. many puzzles. will discuss puzzles., town for the least money.
large audience.
,
cr,
captain;
Meyer
Beigler,
lieuten-
al chairman of the seventh annual
B'nai
Moshe
Postponed
Din-
sional
schools,
or
going
into
busi-
Cant., Solomon SeirJions el New Tort City
Ben Bey Passover dance to be held ant; Harry Corchick, ensign.
— Photo by C. M. alma SPAM
ness, they formed the present
ner to March 4.
Iwnented n erilmable Var.. Cr Rearm,
Dancing will follow the cere-
FOR THIS WEEK - END ONLY!
—Cut CoorWay Detroit sews.
on Sunday night, April I, at the
floam. and Rosman (oilmanry at n W brad
Campus Alumni Club.
Be Photographed
!madams last Sunday ever-Me
Book Cadillac Hotel. Assisting mony. Admission will be free.
Vienna Wieners .. 17c lb.
The purpose of the Alumni Club
Due
to
Jewish
night
with
the
MISS
SARAH
ROSENBERG
Mr. Haber are: Samuel Lapin,
MM. Rolm flettne✓ te the rued of Wm
~Wirt.
Is.
is
one
of
service.
It
is
pleased
to
nan
VALtWrilai•
far
Detroit Symphony Concert, an- Dorothy Rumba= In Waco Team
Bologna
15c lb.
Samuel Dubrinsky, Charles Wolok,
mother w frlead—mabit a • OM.
Miss Sarah Rosenberg, chairman receive call, for assistance from
Stepin
Aid
Society.
nounced
for
Sunday,
Feb.
4,
Con-
Ben Berkowitz and Marty Fried.
entwmuon el Kappa Na of the publicity committee for the
graph Valenttn• DM MAY
PICKLED TONGUES
At the
worthwhile charitable or social
The next meeting of the Stepin gregation B'nai Moshe announces
tly in Chimwo moo=
Special features are being plan-
service organizations In the Jew-
Ist Quality Guaranteed
f=tmm of MR Sty h000rci by elec- Junior Hadassah dance to be held
Our Specie]: 6 far $8.00
ned for this dance. Something new Aid Society will be a luncheon at the portponcment of the dinner pre- r tion to the Mtn el ✓ tioal president.
this Sunday evening at Hotel ish community of Detroit. In-
viously scheduled for that evening.
In entertainment is being arranged Tuesday, Jan. 23, at 1 p. m.
12 for 810
quiries
or
requests
should
be
made
Statler,
announces
that
40
girls
The
afternoon's
program
featuring
Special Price. on Delicate....
by the committee. All clubs, fra- I the home of Mrs. S. Stone, 3022
Gift to North End Clinic. are earning their money for the by calling David Gooze, Cadillac
for Parties, etc.
ternities and sororities are asked Cortland, on Tuesday, Jan. 23, the dedication of memorial tab-
810 donor luncheon to be held on 0066.
to take place on the
to hold this date open, as proceeds at 1 p. m. The club is sponsoring lets, which wan
At the next meeting, commit-
North End Clinic has received March 4, with proceeds of the
afternoon
of
the
same
day,
will,
bridge
and
dance
to
be
given
a
will be applied to help the needy.
PHOTOGRAPIER
together with the dinner, be held a contribution in honor of the dance. Miss Sarah Bloomfield is tees will be announced, in addi-
The next meeting will be held on Sunday evening, Feb. 11, at Bar-
493.8 NVOITAIRD AWL
on Sunday, March 4. The pro- anniversaries of Mr. and Airs. Os- general chairman of the dance tion to a statement by the presi-
KOSHER DELICATESSEN
January 31, at the New Jewish ham Hotel. There will be re-
dent
on
the
club
policies.
An
committee.
The
affair
is
spon-
arr.
woo
-net
larear
I.
T.
I
man
Fisher
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
gram for both events will appear
AND RESTAURANT
Community Center, Holbrook and freshments, prizes and dancing.
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in future Issues of The Detroit Oberfelder, from Mr. and Mrs. sored by the Junior Hadassah outline of the year's activities will
I
All
proceeds
will
go
for
the
cloth-
Woodward. Anyone interested is in-
be made.
Dramatic Group.
Max Stutter.
Jewish Chronicle.
ing
of
orphans.
vited to attend.
ow
9
I,
2.00
Births
QUEEN CHRISTINA
Dela
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LOU BERMAN
FIRST SHOWING
ELIZABETHAN
1934 Plymouth Models
DeSoto Models
COTT MOTORS, INC.
dRarriagre
Hair on Face Removed
MORRIS GOODMAN
MORRIS GOODMAN ; ':' er ;
MIZRACHI YOUTH'S
COMMITTEES PICKED
B'NAI DAVID NOTES B. HELFMAN BEQUEST
TO CHILDREN'S HOME
SALE
SILVERPLATE
OLD SHEFFIELD
SILVERWARE
9 TABLES OF
GIFTS!
n
JR. HADASSAH DANCE
THIS SUNDAY NIGHT
WRIGHT, KAY &
II
COMMUNITY PUZZLE
PARTY ON SATURDAY
Succulent, Tender
engin=
Juicy Steaks
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