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The annual Slather and Daugh-
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bow
Assembly will be held on
meeting On Wednesday, May 16, at
Mrs. Ida Schultz announces the engagement of her sister, Ruth Tuesday, May 1, at the Eastern
2:30 p. Di., at the Jewish Center,
Goss,
son
of
Mr.
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B.
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Dr.
Samuel
Woodward at Holbrook. Annual re-
of Ann Arbor.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Blau of 2565 llillger avenue announce the
engagement of their daughter, Edith Cecilia, to Maurice Black, son
of Mrs. Yetta Schwartz. Reception Sunday, April 29, 2 to It p. m.
No cards.
Mrs. Fanny Weiss Lober announces the engagement of her
daughter, Shirley, to Dr. Ilarry Weiner, son of Mr. and Mrs. David
Weiner of Minneapolis, Minn.

The League of Jewish Women's

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CAMP NAHELU

on PERRY LAKE

ORTONVILLE, MICHIGAN

The camp is 1000 feet above sea level-the highest
point in this part of Michigan

SEASON: JUNE 14 AUGUST 23, 1934

A Character Camp for Children

CAMP NAHELU offers your child ten glorious

week, of land and water sports-horseback

riding-woodcraft-tennis -archery - dra-

matics-educational trips-camp carnival.

'Little Nahelu

Opens May 1st, 1934

A SEPARATE UNIT for the exclusive
use of our pre - school campers, age
3 - 6 years.

A new building with steam heat and all mod-
ern improvements. Well qualified councillor•
will be in charge, under supervision of Mrs.
Helen Lipschitz, R. N.

Moderate fees. For additional information
write or phone Mrs. E. Lesowoder, director,
Townsend 7-6890.

A resident physician and a nurse are included
on the staff.

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I Saturday, April 28

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April 29-Miss Lillian Michelson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leo
Michelson, to Horace J. Haber of Birmingham, Ala., at the Book-
Cadillac Ilotel. Reception 9 to 12. No cards.
May 2-Miss Helen Louise Brown, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Brown of 638 Owen avenue, to Julius Bloom, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel Bloom, at the home of the bride's parents.
May 27-Miss Gertrude B. Goldberg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Morris Goldberg of 1444 Pingree avenue, to Carl Pearl, son of Mr
and Mrs. Louis l'earl. The ceremony, which will be followed by a
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dinner and reception, will be at the Steller Hotel.
MISS DOROTHY GREENBAUM
May
27-Miss
Gertrude
Schlussel,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
[
Abraham Schlussel of Gladstone avenue, to Philip Krusnick, son of Star Temple, 80 West Alexan-
MRS. ABRAHAM SRERE
Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Krasnick, at Congregation Beth Tephila drine.
ports and election of officers will Emanuel.
The evening's entertainment
be the business of the day.
will include "The Family," a one-
The program for the afternoon
act play presented by Rainbow
will feature the play "A Day in
Girls under the direction of Sid-
Court," by Rose Kohn. This play
ney J. Winer. Those participat-
was first presented on Federation
ing will be: Dorothy Greenbaum,
Day and will be repeated at the re-
• Madeline Betty Meyers, Shirley
quest of a number of members of
Kane, Adele Kamil, Gertrude Se-
April 25-To Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel 11. Goldstick of 2542 lik, Anne Fisher, Dorothy Selik,
the League. Refreshments will be
served following the program. Mrs, Boston boulevard, a daughter.
Bea Abrams and Wilma Schiller.
Abraham Srere, president of the
April 21-To Mr. and Mrs. David Cooper, a son.
Abe Zitomer will give a recitation
League of Jewish Women's Organ-
April 18-To Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Walters (Nance Solomon), of "Boots" by Kipling.
izations will preside. All members
Reservations may be made by
a son, Peter Stephen.
of affiliated organizations are in-
April 16-To Mr. and Mrs. Robert Newman (Louise Rosenthal), calling Priscilla Schiller, worthy
vited.
advisor, at Hogarth 9109.
a daughter, Linda Louise.
April 14-To Mr. and Mrs. Melvin J. Kuttnauer, a daughter,
Marjorie Jane.
April 7-To Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Franzblau (Rachel Abrams),
a daughter, Beulah Myn.
April 5-To Mr. and Mrs. James Rachlet! (Esther Sherman) of
Zedakah Club announces its
15503 Dexter boulevard, a son, Marshall Fenton.
annual open meeting to be held
The family welfare committee
Monday evening, April 30, at the
and the committee on aged and
Statler Hotel.
and transients of the Detroit Serv-
Mrs. Walker of the Old Age
ice Group's Welfare Council will
Bureau will be the guest speaker
hold a joint meeting Monday
of the evening.
evening, April 30, at 8 p. m., at
Mrs. Joseph H. Ehrlich, honor-
Temple Beth E.1
ary member of Zedakah, will
Harold Silver, director of the
speak on the work and aims of
Jewish Social Service Bureau, will
Zedakah Club.
present actual cases handled by Successful Staging of "I Would If I Could" Last Thursday
The entertainment committee
the bureau. The talk will be fol-
has arranged for a program of
Causes Its Repetition; Sell-Out Houses Again
lowed by a general discussion.
much interest.
Assured for Matinee and Evening.
Aaron Selmin, director of the
The plans for the Mother and
newly-created Federal Transient
on appearance of two outstanding Daughter dinner, slated for Wed-
A sell-out performance
Bureau, will discuss the work of
nesday, May 9, at 6 p. m., at the
Thursday evening, at Littman's actors-Aaron Lebedeff and Leon
this bureau.
B'nai Moshe Synagogue, are com-
The meeting will afford an op- Yiddish People's Theater, Twelfth Blanc.
Lebedeff and Blanc will appear plete.
and
Seward,
caused
Abraham
portunity for information on the
Mrs. Joshua Karbel, chairman,
again in the repeat performance
type of cases and methods of work Littman, manager of the theater,
assisted by Mrs. Meyer Shugar-
to announce that there will be Sunday.
of a family case work agency.
Mr. Littman states that sell- man, co-chairman, and Mrs. Jack
"I
Would
repeat
performances
of
William Friedman is chairman
Greenberg, have interesting enter-
of the family welfare committee If I Could" this Sunday matinee outs are again assured for the two tainment plans for the evening.
Sunday performances, and he
and Marvin B. Gingold and Mor- and evening.
urges that those who wish to see Reservations should be made early
ris Steinberg are co-chairmen of
The reason for the smashing this great play should purchase by telephoning Mrs. Joshua Kar-
the committee on aged and tran-
success of the performance on their tickets in advance, at the bel, Townsend 6-1555. Mrs. Meyer
sients.
Shugarman, Garfield 1969, or
Thursday evening is the personal theater box-office.
through members of the organiza-
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Proceeds of Event on May 6 To
Aid Under-Privileged.

The Business Professional Wom-
en's Club of the Jewish Commu-
nity Center invites the public to
attend a benefit bridge to be held
at the Jewish Community Center,
Holbrook and Woodward avenues,
on Sunday, May 6, at 8 p. m. Re-
freshments will be served. Tickets
may be obtained from Miss Bea-
trice Rosenberg, 1190 Longfellow,
chairman of the ways and means
committee, or at the Jewish Com-
munity Center. The money raised
at this benefit bridge will be used
for providing under - privileged
children the benefit of summer
vacations.
The Business and Professional
Women's Club is interested in as-
sisting under-privileged families,
through recognized social agen-
cies, with such necessities as are
not possible through these agen-
cies. All the members of the
club are active in this work and
they invite the visit of young
women of similar interests.
The next general supper meet-
ing will be held at the Jewish
Community Center on May 3, at
6:30 p. m., at which time James
I. D. Strauss will read and discuss
poetry. Reservations for supper
must be in by Tuesday evening,
May 1.

Junior Hadassah '
To Meet on May 1

The Detroit unit of Junior Had-
assah will hold its last regular
meeting for the year 1933-34 at
the Statler Hotel on Tuesday, May
1, at 8:15 p. m.
Mrs. Samuel Schaflander will be
the guest speaker. She is an active
member of Senior Hadassah, and
will speak on the subject "Modern
Women's Contribution to Jewish
Culture and F.ducation." All mem-
bers are urged to attend this meet-
ing and bring their friends.
The nominating committee will
present the slate of new officers for
the coming year and committee
chairmen and officers will read re-
ports covering their activities and
duties of the past year. Dorothy
Green will render piano selections.
The Mothers and Daughters
bridge-tea, for paid-up members
and their mothers, will be held at
the Club Exchange, 10218 Dexter
boulevard, at Glynn Court, on Sun-
day, April 20, at 2:30 p. m. Anne
Milstein, chairman, may be reached
at Euclid 7137-J, and Jean Sher-
man, co-chairman, at Madison 6553.

sad (IN Watts

The following attended the Id e.entatIon
of
The Itotnan , e of a 1•0,10 . • ,a De-
troit built Wednesday: Mr. and Mrs.
Alex KRIM and Nannette Kahn, Mr. •nd
Mrs. I. H. Hartle.. sir. and 111ra K.
Goldberg. Mr. and Mrs. Phillip lecke..
Mr. and Mrs. 110111 Leylne. Mr. and Mrs.
George Kahn and Sherman Kahn, Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Bloch and Mr. and
Mrs. Max Kann.

Rabbi Dolmen of Main", will ran-
dint confirmationmr.lees at Temple
Anwhe ('head on May 27. The follow-
ing are In he •rinfirmed: Shirley Per.
Fags
glans Caroline Jane Semplince.
Train.. Hybl! Werbelow and Arthur
t, hwarts

Is
Um B. F. Bernstein of Itetrall
the anent of her Parents, Mr. and Mrs.

SILVER - JACOBS

The marriage of Silos Miriam
Jacobs, daughter of William Ja-
cobs, to Martin Silver of Atlanta,
Ga., was solemnized on April 15,
at Atlanta, where they are making
their home.

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UNSER CAMP & KINDERVELT

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NEAR CHELSEA, MICH.
An ideal place for children and adults; opens its 6th

Sunday, April 2p will mark a naliun-

sponsored ray the National Conference
nr JPNa and Christiana As appropriate
to the occasion, De. I.eo M. Franklin
will speak on the topic "The Paychul-
nay of Christlan•Jewish Brotherhood"
Services begin at 10:41 a. nt.
On Sabbath, April It, the pulpit Will
he occupied by Dr. Franklin.
On Sunday rnormlitg. May 6, at 10:15.
li•libl Elmer Berger of Pontiac will be
a Rural In the
Mother-Daughter Day:
51,115, 51111 Daughter Day, under the
nod will
A
l' a"1: 17171"•,V
program Is being planned. and • lunch-
eon will be moved at 55 •rents per plate.
Dr. Franklin will preach •• sermon •ppro-
prlate to the ore ten. All mothers It.
daughter. art. urged to PartielPate in
the eerybe

with enlarged and better facilities. Conducted by lb. Jewish

National Workers Alliance and Poole Zion, under supervision
of competent educators and camp experts.

APPLICATIONS NOW BEING RECEIVED
FOR COUNSELLORS
For Information, Call Townsend 6-6355
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The fourth annual spring frolic
of the Young People's Auxiliary
of Congregation 1Pnai Moshe will
be held on Sunday evening, April
29, in the main ballroom of the
synagogue. Dave Diamond's or-
chestra has been engaged to fur-
nish the music, under the personal Temple Sleterhood Monthly Meeting:
A Mal testkal of music will be the
direction of Dave Diamond.
special feature of the reglar
u
monthly
The committee on arrangements tea tina of I Temple Sis terhood. May
IL at 1:35 o'elnek. A gelagY or gt•re
has been busy for weeks in prep. will participate A mein! hour will fol•
station for this affair. Manny low the mei, RI program
High !Schaal Gram...ion
Lax, chairman, is being assisted by Temple
and girls will !feel at
Flfty•tan ho
the following: Mollie Freedman, their Temple IlIgh School diplomas at
Esther Grant, Alice Fronk, Dave 11111 aeryben nest Minday morning Their
friends are Invited tO
&MI
rt !MBA,.
Schwart, Mildred Agranove, Abe intend.
we shall be equipped and
Rosenthal, Ben Cohen and Andrew Beth El Callege of Jewish Nladleel
ready to manufacture
Beth Ii relies. 01 Jewlah sloth,, wilt
Iczkowitz.
Inuit. with •potoprlate exercises an SI..
A regular meeting of the or- daynight May II.
High Mehool Ihratilent
ganization will he held on Sun- Temple
TM. nark-end- PAWN 1.on Frain Ix
JEWS FIRST SETTLED
day, May 6, at 4 p. m.
taking the remain High P. hoot delatIng
IN BROOKLYN IN 1834
A joint Mothers' and Daughters' Ham In Cincinnati where they will meet
the high re hoot debating team of the
program will be held by the Sis- thicketed. Avenue Temple In • debate on
BROOKLYN, N. Y. (JTA
terhood of the congr . egation and the preposition. ••Itesolied. that • World
Congreas .hall he ratHened to
Jews first settled in what is now the Young People's Auxiliary on .Icalsh
take mtlon on world Jewish I-don't . ..."
Brooklyn, the largest city in the Sunday, May 13.
The Detroit teams which will take the
As soon as additional equipment
affirmative side. ronoleta of France.
world, in 1834, according to rec-
can be installed, we shall start pro-
o'll,
ords of development of the bor- Spring still makes Spring in the
SriVel. We Ve Ic.Tarti lt " 177/0arn
&van-story plant at 12001 East Jef-
duction of two more highest quality
, Dalrolt, primate of
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A
cley nm n
ough's Jewish community just
mind
lines ....
11 Walker Distiller. • Brower.
made public by Supreme Court
When sixty years are told:
Inc. In this plant No. 1. tee com•
pally will start within about 00 days
BLENDED WHISKIES
Justice Mitchell. May, president of Love wakes anew the throbbing
the msieilartio•
at
sin.
the Brooklyn Federation of Jew-
heart
FRUIT CORDIALS LIQUEURS
blended whiskies sod cordial.
ish Charities, in connection with
And we are never old.
The marriage of Mine Maude Anger,
- 'truant, of Peter Anger of Bay City.
the organization's twenty - fifth Over the Winter glaciers
, Minim Ilee•nbaum or thin city, 1100 of
I see the Summer glow
anniversary campaign to raise
Mrs Adolph tireenhan. has Nan an-
And through the wild piled snow- t... Mee. tirienebsum and Kim
$500,000.
1.11•111e fireenebaum will honer the bride
drift
Historical records, according to
sit lea on Saturday afternoon .
The warm rose-buds below.
Justice May, show that the first
naiad Frederle P.M.!? wit• railed to
-EMERSON.
slaughter house for kosher meat
hi, Sec bio;o t u n r, .. aerie. condition of his
nn sU omnMle aryl.
was set up in Brooklyn in 1851 .
r ■ ne'd o.4 Iw env ranlAembq j. located at 12001 East Jefferson Avenue, Detroit, opposite
Conscience is what enables some
The first congregation was or-
-
'"'Pr"•d.
.
ganized in 1834 or thereabouts persons to feel sorry when they're
the Chrysler Corporation Administration Building.
Mrs Linnet Gaines has returned from
found out.
and the second in 1968.
Cineinnati where .hr •tterlds.4 the 5•.

Plana fee an eta borate wedding for
June RIP being matte by Ur. and Mrs
lionlel Bernstein. of NoMh Van Iluren
stieet. for the marriag• of their Sottish-
tor, MIAs Farah Lee Ilernatein, to Nat
Nerehaum.son of Mr. and Mrs N. Nos,
baum, et Flelernmanna. New Tart. A
tern
coterie of eleven will attend MM.
so.. whose slater. Mrs. William KOMa
Amnia the
will he matron of nano,.
eight hride•maida will he Mise Gertrude
Mimi
• nd Ulna Imrothy
and other.
Mini Hireehfield, of IlaY at'', the
are coming from Detroit and Toronto
Brothers of both the
for thevs...Ming
bride and the brItiegrommelect Harold
Bernstein amt .15, 1t 1.:111011/111101. bans been
asked to be beat men.

Beth Itzchok Auxiliary Card
Party Sunday.

A card party will be given by
the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Beth
Itzchok Congregation at the home
of Morris /Caney, 1454 Bewick ave-
nue, on Sunday, April 29. There
will be • nominal admission charge.
Proceeds will go towards the sup-
port of the congregation.

Hebrew Ladies' Aid Society
Card Party May 6.

The Hebrew Ladies Aid Society
will hold • dinner and card party
the B'nai Moshe on May 6.

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Open Meeting of
Zedakah Monday

C. J. Lary.

ONE-DAY SALE

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Chairmen of this affair are the
Mesdames Lipson, Goodman and
Calisch.

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CALENDAR OF EVENTS

Aril 28-Hadassah Oneg Shabbat, 2:30 p. m.
April 28-Home Relief Juniors" dance.
April 29-Joint meeting of Zionist Organization. Hadassah.
Junior Hadassah, Jewish National Fund, Masada, at Hotel
Statler. Morris Rothenberg of New York, national Z. 0.
A. president, guest speaker.
April 29-Junior Hadassah Slathers' and Daughter.' bridge-
tea, at Club Exchange, 10218 Dexter boulevard, 2:30 p. m.
April 29-Young People's Auxiliary of Congregation B'nai
Moshe, fourth annual spring frolic.
Aril 30-11adassah Donor Enrollment Fete, 1 p. m.
May 1-Junior Hadassah meeting at Hotel Statler, at 8:15
p. m.
May 2-Annual $5 donor luncheon of Jewish National Fund

Auxiliary.
May 6-Mothers and daughters

luncheon of the Woman's
Auxiliary of United Hebrew Schools.
May 7-Council of Jewish Women.
May 9-Zedakah Mothers-Daughters dinner.
May 13-Championship debate of Shaarey Zedek vs. B'nai
David, at Jewish Community Center.
May 13-Shaarey Zedek Sisterhood Mothers-Daughters lunch-
eon.

May 14--Hadassah monthly meeting.
May 15-Music Study Club
May 18-League of Jewish Women's Organizations.
May 23-Hadassah Regional Conference at Grand Rapids.
May 28-Home Relief Society's annual meeting.
May 28-Sisterhood of Shaarey Zedek annual meeting.

At the regional meeting of Michigan
librarleo held here on April IL Mies
Emetic Oppenhelm of th• Putman-FIN
Library, preoente4 paper on "ren,
Km-sewn, Ilank tor th• Michigan IA-
briny

Dried It Fedoras. of Mileraukes .d•
drreond• ler, •attirn•• Thursday eve-

lung at Tem.. Beth El Mom the cab -
le,. • -rn. World Tatar .'• The platting

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A limited amount of this stock is offered strictly
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FRATERNITY

On Tueedey, April 17. 15 members and
their friends Intended the g
II A
Plan banquet The frati• eb•mplertsbill .
basketball team reeelved t he (Ann •ed
wain Trophy. the Friedland Trophy ar.•
the League Trophy Pun Pehwarts sr.
William morels reeelved awards
On Wednesday. April IL Master ,, .•r
Eatin presidedever the third degree
to Manuel Alpern and Harry
given
Gaines
•f the
F•ngel man. chairm
Hr .
plated
leted plane
mem bership enmmiltee.
for • dinner for V.V.- Bre Plod... I
11541 1 M•ierwra. emenme of the baehet•
was prematml with an vo.1
leered picture of the champlanehlp team,
and In turn will tender the team •
tesriennnlal dinner
Ti,. hawball learn holds practice se-"
Nund•y morning at the Willard' Wheel.
Hamilton tit Ift•iona
Seeend annual 'Plight i• Wont. Carta -
Ind den, Is In Iv held with the Ae-
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