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for the first annual formal spring
dinner-dance of Temple Beth El
Mrs. Edwin M. Rosenthal re-
Saturday night, May 6, at the
turned from Hollywood, Florida,
Book-Cadillac Hotel.
after spending the winter months
Israel Ilimelhoch, president of
there.
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Zedakah Club announces its last
dinner-dance of the season, which
will take place Sunday evning,
April 8, at the Chalet.
Mrs. Litman Gould, chairman,
and Mrs. Phil Uipson, co-chairman

Dinner-Dance To Be Held at
the Book-Cadillac
on May 5.

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10 large piece. permitted.

ZEDAKAH'S DINNER
DANCE ON SUNDAY

Finished $ 50
Family Service

10 Pounds

MRS. HENRY MEYERS

Ann Paul's Club will meet on
Tuesday, April 10, at the home of
Mrs. Ben Gould, 15492 Livernois ,
who is joint hostess with Ida
Shultz.

Mrs. Sylvan Grosner and daugh-
ter, Joan, will return the early
Miss Bernice Kleiman, a stu-
part of the week from a two
dent at the University of Michi-
months' stay in Hollywood, Florida.
g an, who is spending the spring
vacation with her parents, Dr. and
Max Lamport of Chicago was a Mrs. S. Kleiman, had as her guests
guest in this city the past week- last week-end Miss Beatrice Rob-
end.
inovitz of Newark, N. J., and Miss
Beatrice Trant of Brooklyn, N. Y.,
Miss Augusta Brown, who has ! who are also students at Ann
been the guest of her brother and Arbor.
sister-in-law, Mr And Mrs. Harry
Z. Brown, returned to her home in
The Passover concert of •the
New York.
Mother's Club of the Jewish Com-
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munity Center will be held on Sun-
Mrs. Joseph Welt and Mrs. day afternoon, April 8, at 2 o'clock,
Samuel Glogower are leaving the at the Jewish Community Center
early part of the week for New Building, 8904 Woodward avenue,
York, where they will attend a Admission to this concert will be
board meeting of the National free to members of the Mother's
Council of Jewish Women.
Clubs, their families and friends.
A musical program is being ar-
Miss Claire Grant has returned ranged by Mrs. Bernard Lachs and
from the University of Michigan Mrs. Moe Diamond of the Music
to spend the spring vacation at Study Club.

home.

A get-together luncheon and
ing is general chairman in charge
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dreifus of bridge party sponsored by Mrs.
Birmingham
returned
to
their
home
Louis
Roust, Mrs. Chas. Simons,
arrangements.
of
all
1Se
Additional pounds
Mrs. Emil Eckhouse, Mrs. George
"The primary purpose of the after spending a fortnight in Hol- Neugarten, Mrs. Jay Neumann and
Must contain 50% flat work.
lywood, Florida.
dinner-dance," said Mr. Welling
Mrs. Irvine Levy will be held at the
"is to provide at least one Temple
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Levin are home of Mrs. George Neugarten,
wide social function each year for spending the Passover holidays 1166 Taylor, Wednesday, April 11,
at 1 o'clock. This affair will be
our members. We chose the spring with relatives in Chicago, Ill.
limited to members and prospective
as the most appropriate time for
members of the Neugarten Sun-
Mrs. Milton M. Alexander and shine Club.
this year's affair and I believe fu
children are spending the holidays
ture dinner-dances of the Temple in Cincinnati. Mr. Alexander, who
will be held in the same season.' accompanied them, returned to
The April meeting of the pro-
Invitations will be sent next Detroit after the second day of fessional and business committee
week to all Temple members Passover and again joined them of Detroit chapter of Iladassah
Their friends who desire reserva- in Cincinnati for the concluding takes place next Tuesday evening,
April 10, at 8:30, at Hotel Statler.
tions will be accommodated in the days.
order of application. Letters an
nouncing the dinner-dance are in
Alfred Srere of Dayton, Ohio
Mrs. Morse M. Colten, well
the mails now.
was a recent guest in this city.
known and popular reviewer of
The ticket sale is in charge
Upon this occasion I wish to express my thanks to the
books, will speak on "Jewish Pion-
of Mrs. Henry Meyers, of 124
Miss Ruth Rhodes of Chicago eers of America," by Anita Lieb-
many customers and friends who have patronized us and
Massachusetts avenue. Other corn spent last week-end with Mr. and son. A discussion will 'follow.
mittee chairmen are: Entertain- I Mrs. Sam Berman of Taylor ave- Mrs. E. H. Saulson, chairman of
helped s well the sales of
ment, Lewis Weitzmann and Harry nue.
this group, will preside. The pub-
A. Hyman; music, Saul Rose; hos
licis invited.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Sloss and
pitality, Mts. Sidney J. Allen, Mrs.
Henry Levitt and Mrs. S. S. Van and children, Mary Ann and Rich-
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Pevin of
Noorden; arrangements, Joe Mag- ard, of Cleveland were the guests
idsohn and Herbert Robinson; pub- over the week-end of their mother 2261 Calvert avenue entertained
and grandmother, Mrs. Adolph Slo- with a family party last Sunday
licity, Ephraim R. Gomberg.
evening in honor of their sisters,
The grand ball room of the man of Edison avenue.
Mrs. Bessie Soran of Royal Oak
Book-Cadillac Hotel will be the
ABRAHAM SHARP, Prop.
Mrs. Sylvan Blum of Bellaire and Mrs. Bertha Klein of Nor-
scene of the dinner-dance. Duane
Sawyer and his 16-piece orchestra Ohio, spent a few days in this city mandy avenue.
BOGART!! 1035
11390 BROADSTREET
will play for the dancing and en- during the past week, visiting with
her family, the Franks on Colorado
tertainment.
The' Business and Professional
avenue.
Girls' Supper Club will hold Its
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Dr. and Mrs. David Levy of Boo
Jewish Community Center, Hol-
ton boulevard have entertained
brook and Woodward, Thursday,
some friends at dinner on Friday
April 12, at 6:30 p. m. The guest
speaker of the evening will be
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Schlesinger
The office of the Steering Com-
Rabbi Leon Fram of Temple Beth
mittee of the pageant, The Ro- of the Park Lane Apartments are El. Miss Helen Rosenberg will
mance of a Peo le," for the United leaving Saturday for a motor trip render several vocal selections. All
Hebrew Schools, located at 4141 to Washington, D. C. Mr. Schle
business and professional girls are
r i
5 Ford Building, has become a vent- singer was pleasantly surprised invited. Supper reservations may
table beehive of activity, accord- Wednesday eve by the family on
BIG WOLF LAKE—near Jackson, Mich.
be made by calling the Jewish
the occasion of his birthday.
Center, Madison 8275, no later
Mr. Harry Hyman and daughter than Tuesday, April 10.

man of the dance. David M. Well-

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MRS. LITMAN GOULD

of this event, report that arrange-
ments are complete for an evening
of fine music and entertainment.
There are still a few . reservations
available.
The hostesses for the evening
will be Mrs. George Robinovitz,
Mrs. Joseph Greenbaum, Mrs. Jos-
eph Landsberg, Mrs. Max Rubin,'
Mrs. Kalman Shapiro and Mrs. I
Henry Levitt.
The sale of tickets for the pag-
eant is being carried on for the or-
ganization under the direction of
Mrs. Milton Bernstein, who reports
that much interest is being shown
this great project.

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Barbara of Wildemere avenue left
Wednesday for a short visit to St.
Mrs. P. S. Weisman and daugh-
Louis, Mo.
ter, Marilyn Ruth, are expected
to arrive home on April 21, after
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Laib and wintering in Los Angeles, Calif.
Mr. and Mrs. Mortimer Meyer re-
turned from a visit to California.
Dr. and Mrs. S. Kleiman of 3025
Calvert avenue had as their guests
Emanuel Tabor returned to his
for the second Seder, last Satur-
home at the Belcrest after win-
day evening, Miss Beatrice Rabino-
tering in Hollywood, Florida.
vitz of Newark, N. J., Miss Bea-
— —
trice Trent of Brooklyn, N. Y.,
Mr. and Mrs. M. II. Zackheim
Charles Adler of New York who
are spending the Passover holidays
is to take the part of Moses in
with relatives in Buffalo, N. Y.
"The Romance of a People" here,
Samuel Epstein, formerly of Bos-
Mrs. James Ellmann will be the
ton, Sidney Ellmann and Cheater
speaker for the Detroit Women's
Authors Club on Tuesday, April Lipson of London, Ont., Irving
10, at 3 p. m. at the Women's City Kleiman of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs.
Club. Mrs. Sidney Weinman is in James I. Ellmann, Richard Ell-
mann and Master Billie Ellmann.
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"Entertainment Galore"

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First Annual Dance

Saturday, April 14

B'NAI MOSHE HALL

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Prize Waltz Competition

Radio Artists

ADMISSION 25c

Dancing, 9 P. M. till 2 A. M.

MRS. ANTHONY DEUTSCH
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Winkelman
PEISER TO ADDRESS
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Gilbert have
returned to their home at the Bel- and children of-St.Ignace are
GOOD WILL CIRCLE'S
ng to Harry Cohen and Aaron A crest after wintering at Palm spending the holidays in Detroit
a
LUNCHEON APRIL 17
erblatt, chairmen. Diana }lir- Springs, Calif,
with Mrs. F. Rodin of 277 Bel-,

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, shorn, secretary, is busily engaged
mont avenue.
I The Good Will Sewing Circle 'selling tickets for the performance
I. B. Rosengarten and son,
donor luncheon will be held at the which will be held the week of Arthur, of Newark, N. .1., were
Dr. and Mrs. Clarence B. Jacobs
April 16 at the Olympia.
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry of Rochester avenue are leaving
Fort Shelby Hotel Tuesday, April
In discussing the pageant, Mr H. Berger of 830 West Boston Sunday for Grand Rapids to at-
17. Kurt Peiser will be the guest Cohen remarked: "I see in this
tend the sessions of the Michigan
boulevard.
speaker, and Henry Siegl, first project a real opportunity for the
Dental Association, which con-
violinist of the Michigan theater, Jews of Detroit to assist in a great
Philip Stern left for Boston, venes there during the coming
heads the musical program which and noble cause, the cause of es- where he will visit with his fiancee, week.
tablishing a home for the German-
has been arranged by the commit- Jewish refugees and helping local Miss Evelyn Gerstein.
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Miss Ann Berger of 830 West
tee. Mrs. James Sobel, chairman institutions, while enjoying a great
Mrs. Theodore Kaufman and Boston boulevard celebrated her
of this luncheon, reports the fol- and spectacular performance. I Mrs. Nathan Borzak of Milwaukee, twelfth birthday by entertaining 1
Wis . were recent guests of their
lowing additions to the list of paid- am sure that this pageant will be i M
group of 10 girls at the Fisher
• great success morally and finan-brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and
theater, followed by luncheon at
up pledges:
daily. I have no doubt that the Mrs. Maurice Morse of Wildemere
Madman Nathan Nagler.
A.
Frumkin,
the L . on.
days set for the performance will avenue.
Jame. Sobel, Joseph Gromfleld. ems us
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Morrie Leboolle. Joseph Grossman, Ir- have to be extended to permit all
Mr. and Mrs. Max Weksler an-
ving Greenspan. Manuel Engel. Jacob Nagle
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Marks and nounce the Bar Mitzvah of their
Marcus Kellueen. Morris Weinstein. William of the people who want to avail
Muller, I. Auslander. Bernard Copley. Irving themselves of the opportunity of children have returned from a visit
son Harold , on Saturday morn-
Liehrsen Arthur Shin, Joseph Beek, Alta Stein
seeing such an extraordinary pres- with relatives in Cjeveland, Ohio.
Jacob lutes. M. Goldberg. Samuel Blmon.
ing, April 14, at Congregation
Jacob Oreenweld. Samuel Rosenbaum, Isidore entation."
Beth !weed, Muirland avenue, cor-
Weiss. Louie KAM.. Robert Friedman. Morrie
Mr. Silberblatt spoke very en-
Mr. and Mrs. M. Jacobson and ner of Midland . Reception at
Ormaneld. Mn, male,. Kell Friedman. II.
Philip. H. Young. Hilda* Feldman. David couragingly about the prospect of children of Muirland avenue
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on Sunday, April 16,
are
home
Greenbaum. Irving Sims, Sigmund -huh*. (success for the coming pageant.
home after a short visit to Cleve- and 7 to 9 o'clock, at 159 06
Henry Kuhrtreich, Isidore Bradfield. Isidore
2 Nor-
to
Kate Samuel limenberg. J. Mermelatein. Ma- "It has been very grab ying to land, Ohio.
mandy.
rls Rosenberg. Band Jaulm. S Lekhttran. Harry me to see the enthusiasm displayed
Greenbaum. Mae Oroaa, Louis Rubino.. Bata
by all our captains and workers.
Mrs. Nate Hain (Lucille Harri-
Kate Boras. A. RMI. E. E'en..
1 Greireepan,
Oppenhelm.
Gross.
Norma
Nemeth.
Guth
In
behalf
of
the
steering
commit-
Dr. Samuel Soskin, professor
•
son) is visiting with her cousin,
Poke.. Cella teen,. Manuel Orbits. Robert tee, 1 wish to state that the co-
of physiology at the University of
Mildred Fink, of Winona avenue.
Rmenberg Roe* /Wen. Mel Goodman Ern-
operation given to US by the con-
Chicago, was the guest of Mrs.
" lach, ' Anoint; stituent groups of the schools as
"
tet t Mitticrtn Z 7Tnthoty, H tir eu
Mr, and Mrs. Herbert Robinson Freida Cowen last week-end.
r Ooodfnend. Philip Shapi o,
Deutsch. Ernest
Samuel Amlander Math. Roth. Milton Fires- well as other organizations has and daughter Constance, are visit-
tone nen F Goldman. Joseph Oreenneld, been a source of inspiration to us. ing in New York with their chil-
Ecclectic Club will meet at the
Mu Rohner. 0. Dimond. L. Miller. Jan:
I want to make special mention of dren, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grier. home of Miss Belle Epstein, presi-
Greenetone, Manuel Klein. Adolph Berk. Ale
Friedman Charles tepee David Wertheimer, the services of Mrs. Anthony
,
She-
Joseph Raw, Morns &hireling., O. Sher•
Deutsch, who has been working
Dr. and Mrs. 1. L. Polozker left Friday
dent at evening,
2740 Elmhurst
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, Rarer Rudman. Rem Meer. N•than
April 13, avenue,
at which
Goodman. Manuel Roth. Leo Feder. Intr. untiringly for the success of the for a trip to Panama.
time
a prominent Detroit psychia-
Mende. lawn. Chu Gas. cola Loa.
pageant.
Hardly
a
day passes that
-
nerd Klein Anton Rhenleld. Sam Klein. Rat.
trist will talk on mental diseases
an
B
Newman of Lawrence and mental abnormalities. Fol-
Lerowl•s David Lang 6 Green R. L. saw Mrs. Deutsch does not make
Meyer. Carl Rosner. appearance
Rose Chose Jam...1 w
appearance at the office, always avenue returned after spending lowing this talk there will be a
LOUIS Sobel. Juo ■ Gelbensrt
bringing good news and good re- the winter in Hollywood, Fl arida. short musical program.

B'NAI B'RITH LADIES
PLAN DINNER-DANCEI

Final arrangements have been
made by the Women's Auxiliary
of B'nai B'rith for the spring din-
ner dance to be given at Ever-
glades in Hotel Taller, April 22.
It is urged that reservations be
made early, as tickets are limited.
Mrs. Louis Weiss, Ho. 7773, and
Mrs. Herbert Cohen, Un. 2-9545,
are in charge of reservations.

TEMPLE SISTERHOOD
TO HEAR PATTERSON1

i chief
Grove Patterson, e ditorn
of the Toledo Blade, will be the
speaker at the regular monthly Appeal Made by Good Will SUltj.
‘l wish to urge all the workers
Miss Rosalie Kahn was hostess
Industries.
to devote very much time during at • supper party for 20 guests last Mrs. Lena Rosenthal, worn-
meeting of the Sisterhood of Tem-
ple Beth El, on Monday, April 9,
these last 10 days to the sale of Thursday night, honoring Miss Al- panied by her daughter, Reva R.
An appeal was made this week tickets. It is very important that ice Newman and Amson Tabor Berman, has returned home after
at the Temple.
by the Good Will Industries for cash be turned in promptly and whose wedding will be an event of spending the winter in Miami, Fla.
There will first be •
luncheon at 1:30, following which Detroit residents to call the office that everyone keep in constant the near future.
Mr. Patterson will meek at 2:30 at 979 Monroe, telephone Cadillac contact with the office.
Mrs. G. Newlander and son,
Miss Elinore Gage and Miss Mar- Leon, who have been wintering in
on the subject, "A Bird's Eye View 7816, to have their filled bags The telephone number of the
picked up in the next few days. 'steering committee is Randolph garet Trailer are giving • theater Miami, Fla., are spending • week
er Europe."
Mrs. Milford Stern. who repre- 16249. party for the younger set Saturday with Mrs. Lena Rosenthal of 293
S. L. A. Marshall, editorial writ-
night to see the Wonder Bar at the Eliot street, enroute to Kansas
er of the Detroit News, will intro- 1 sents the Council of Jewish Wom-
PRI Karig IOTA
Michigan Theater.
en
on the board of the Good Will
City, Mo.
duce the speaker.
At the Meeting of Phl Kappa lea plan. went
Miss Setts Robinson is chairman! Industries, urges that all who have dimmed for the Mooing M• eottate
The Misses Blanche Amberg,
The mclal aomminee reported on
old
clothes,
I
with
amain.
filled
their
bags
of the program committee.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H. Cott
party to beM this month and under Ruth Cohn, Terry Fiske and Elaine
Mr. Patterson, who Is ?fret vice-I etc., and those having furniture her
the athlehe committee baseball prattle* Rae
Schlesinger, all students at the of LaSalle boulevard motored to
president and director of the and other articles to call the office i galled Ise &Adm. The Intellectual committee University of Michigan are spend- Evanston, Ill., to upend the Pus-
Few Yapes meeting e be bald at
American Society of Newspaper! for pick-up immediately.
W
over holidays with Mrs. Cott'm
Thera has waver keendi. peal the .pair Caws in the nem future P1.18“ ing the spring vacation in Detroit
Editors, recently returned from a
parents.
with their parents.

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EIGHTH SUCCESSFUL YEAR

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GREAT

Dr, Leo M. Franklin of Temple
Beth El addressed the Junior Aux-
iliary and their parents 'on March
25, at which time his subject was,
"Reform Judaism in the Modern
World and Its Relation to Jewish
Youth." Dr. Franklin's lecture
proved no interesting and instruc-
tive, that he was detained for two
hours answering the many queries.
Miss Gussie Simon of the social
committee announced arrangements
for a bridge to be held on April
15. The social committee, headed
by Max Lasser and • Nate Berko-
witz, is also carefully planning the
Mother's Day program, an event of
early May.
The Glee Club, under the direc-
tion of Miss Rose Manko, is pro.
gressing rapidly. Included in this
group are: Joe Faigin, Paul Feld-
man, Gussie Simon, Al Halprin,
Louis Berman, Esther Apple, Rose
Goldstein.
Other committees are: Educa-
tional, Miss Edna Slutzky, chair-
man, contemplating a Sunday
School to be started in the fall;
constitutional, headed by Paul
Feldman, submitted a revision of
the constitution. Miss Marie Sil-
ver and her forensic committee are
working on a debate, while Miss
Rose Goldstein is in charge of pub-
licity.

Purity Chapter Gives Thea-
ter Party for Jewish
Children's Home,

April 3 was a red letter day on
the calendar of the Jewish chil-
dren's Home, when 23 of the older
children were taken to a theater
party at the RKO Downtown The-
■ ter by the ladies of Purity Chap-
ter No. 359, 0. E. S. The affair
was arranged under the chairman-
ship of Mrs. Irwin Yarrows of
13641 Dexter boulevard and was
minutely worked out in every de-
tail.
The children were conducted
from and to the Home in cars fur-
nished by Mesdames Sarah Fried-
man, Selma Rosenblatt and Belle
Paul.
Refreshments distributed among
the children were prepared with
the strict observance of the Pesach
dietary laws and attractive pres-
ents were received by every par-
ticipant.

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B'NAI MOSHE LADIES
SUPPER APRIL 15

Plans are under way for the
get-together supper and card party
to be given by the Sisterhood of
B'nai Moshe on Sunday evening,
April 15, in the social hall, Dexter
at Lawrence. Following the supper
which will be served at 6 p. m. the
evening will be devoted to cards.
Prizes will be awarded to winners.
Reservations may be made by call-
ing either Ho. 0862 or No. 9702.
A regular meeting of the Sister-
hood will be held on Tuesday,
April 17, 8 p. m., in the club room
of the synagogue.
Plans are being made for a joint
Mother's Day program by the Sis-
terhood and Young People's Aux-
iliary.
The date for the strawberry fes-
tival has been set for May 15.

City Treasurer

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are NOT
included!

B'NAI MOSHE Y. P. A.
FROLIC ON APRIL 29

A regular meeting of the Young
People's Auxiliary of Congrega-
tion B'nai Moshe will be held on
Sunday, April 15, at 4 p. m., in
the club room of the Synagogue.
Following the regular meeting
on Sunday, April 15, • progressive
dinner will be held for the mem-
bers, a different course being
served at each member's home.
The Young People's Auxiliary
BERNSTEIN TO SPEAK
announces its fourth annual spring
frolic
to be held on Sunday eve-
AT RALLY OF L. A. S.
ning, April 29, featuring Dave
Diamond's
Orchestra. All clubs are
Will Describe His Impressions of
asked to keep that date open and
Sanatorium; Sods. to Report
co-operate
in this dvice.
on Convention
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Joseph Bernstein, manager of PRENZLAUER GROUP'S
the Detroit Forward, will address
BRIDGE ON APRIL 21
a social meeting of the Detroit
Auxiliary of the Los Angeles at
The ladies of the Eva Prenz-
Jericho Temple, Joy Road and
Linwood, on Thursday evening, lauer Maternity Aid assembled at
the
home of Mrs. Anna Williams,
April 12.
Mr. Bernstein, who attended 3880 Collingwood avenue. Ar-
rangements
were made for the
the convention of the sanatorium
inspected the institution's bridge party to be given April 21
and
at
the
Kern
department
store au-
buildings, will describe his impres-
ditorium.
sions.
Several
new
cases
were
brought
A report of the convention will
be given by John Sodos, who just in.
The
public
is
asked
to
help
make
returned from Los Angeles where
he represented the Detroit organ- this card party • success, to raise
money for these special eases. Re-
ization.
freshments will be served and
Refrehsments will be served and
there will be prizes.
an interesting program of enter-
Plans have already been made
tainment is being arranged. The
for the next donor luncheon.
public is invited.
At t e next mee t ing,
Lion of officers will take place at
oats
a
it.
a..
.lase
Club Ma ,
the
Statler Hotel at 1:30 p. m.,
P.M .aa aa
th" Suede, Club "" vm Tuesday, April 17. A prominent
.art bamball practice for the awing mouth l
speaker
will address the group. All
the 1.6,..ht, .4 wow *p.m,. A
▪
!member. and friends are invited.
moonlight mu lie owe Immune la Aar

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GIFTS TO NORTH END CLINIC
North End Clinic has received
the following contributions:
In memory of Dr. Max Bailin.
from Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Gilbert.
For the Supplementary Medical
Assistance Fund: In memory of
Sim Hart, from Mr. and Mrs. I. R.
Myers.

Olympia will Immo the pageant
during the wink of April 16 to 22•