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DISCRIMINATING DETROITERS ALWAYS

Vacation at

BARON'S RESORT

SOUTH HAVEN, MICH.

Large, airy rooms, elegantly furnished, with private bath and
shower. Children's dining room and governess-playgrounds
-dance pavilion, etc.
It %TES ON APPLICATION

Men'. and Women's Solariums - Social and Physical Directors
Tennis courts. golf course nearby. Concert arch , two
performances weekly, in our new dance and recreation

Many Added Improvements Have Made Baron's
the Most Modern Resort in Michigan

SOL ROSENMAN

Donor Luncheon
of B'nai B'rith
Sunday, Oct. 21
---

Ladies Auxiliary Plans to Aid
Hillel Foundation at Ann Arbor
with the Proceeds -
-----
The Women's Auxiliary of B'nai
B'rith No. 122 will give its first
annual donor luncheon on Sun-
day, Oct. 21, at,.12:30 p. ti.. at
Hotel Stotler.
This will be a $3•and $5 lunch-
eon. The $5 donors will be listed
as patronesses.
'the pledges are to be obtained
in an unusual manner, not hereto-
fore used tam donor luncheons.
Savings boxes will be placed in
the homes of each 1101101' and, by
S depositing five cents a day in this
box, the donor will be enabled to
attend the luncheon on Oct. 21.
The chairman in charge of the
donor luncheon is Mrs. J. IL
Feller; co-chairmen, Mrs. M. Leib-
schutz and Miss Frances F. Segel;
financial secretary. Mrs. Louis
Fidler; chairmen of savings box
committee, 11.. Herbert Cohen,
Mrs. Louis Weiss and Nits , Ella
pledge card
Sass; chairmen is
committee, Miss Charlotte Cant,
Mrs. Reta Brown and M.. Harry
Yudkoff; chairmen of program-ad
committee, Mrs. S. K. Slobin, Silas
Lee Rosin and Mrs. William Gros-
bet g; chairmen of arrangement
committee, airs. •Sol Rosenman,
Mrs. Aaron Rosenberg end Mrs.
Helen Tanner.
The proceeds of this luncheon
are to be used in furthering pima-
I USA at the Mittel Foundation at
Ann Arbor, Mich., in remodeling
the present building, redecorating
the interior and exterior, refur-
nishing, and also making the place
wore suitable -for Jewish students
attending the University of Michi-
gan.
Communicate with any of the
above chairmen for further in-
formation in securing a pledge
card and savings box. Detroit
Jewish women are urged to make
reservations at once and to com-
mence saving.

S

Engagements

!II Council Week at
Camp Opens July 2

- -

Wedding Calendar



July 1--Pearl 'Meth rrf Detroit. :-. .1.-elth Fine of Lansing.
August 5-alias Goldie Axelrod, dcraliter :if Mr. and Mrs. Wit
Rant Axelrod of 91111 12th St., to D.r!!.l Shaw, :0111 of Mr. and )11.
Samuel Shaw of 3015 Gladstone A‘s

THE FLOWER BOX

Center Day Camp
To Open Monday

CLEANED

AND HAND FINISHED
WITH AN EXTRA
TOUCH THAT RE-
STORES THEIR
WHITENESS A N
MAKES THEM STAY
FRESH, SMOOTH
AND CLEAN LONGER

Births

•: C. Levin I lb,: Levinsoni
June 28--To Mr. and Mrs.
8931 LaSalle Blvd., a SO11.
June '25.-To Mr. and Mrs, Alex Schreiber of 3'203 Caliert Ave.,
it son.
June 25--To Mr. and Mrs. Morris Kwaselow of 2449 Clairmount
e., a daughter, Judith Myrtle.

Columbia 4200

May 19-To Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Doth of 17334 Wisconsin Ave.,
a daughter, Corinne.

MRS. HARRY COHEN

June 9-To Mr. and Mrs. A. Clubok of 3542 29th St., a son,
Arthur, Sheldon.
June 1-To Mr. and Mrs. Ernest J. Sachse (Tess Salta) of 2337
Waverly, a ion, Alan Jay.

served at Council Camp, at Jedtio,
Mich., the week of July 2. Regis-
trations for the business women
and junior girls for whom the
camp is primarily conducted are
also being taken for this period.
The reservations for Counail mem- .
bars are limited to a small pro-
portion of the group.
Mrs. Theodore Keller is chair-'
man of the committee which is
making arrengenients for Council'
Week. Council members will ol)-1
serve the regular camp routine,f
enjoying swiinming, land sports,
which are conducted by trained )
counsellors, canottire stories and
the dramatic and dancing classes.
Bridge parties are also included!
in the evening's diversions.
Mrs. 'lorry Cohen is chairman
of the radio publicity committee
Reservations for Council Camp .
by menthes and non-member,
may be made at the clubhouse, 89
Rowena St., or the Detroit Jewish
Community Center, Woodward
and Holbrook Ayes.

Marries

WILLIAMS • STONE

I Mac Fogelman, and Leo Schloss-
, berg, as ushers.
'
Phylis Horwitz was flower girl,
Anita Rossin, train bearer, and
Buddy Rossin, ring bearer.

One .:1' t he very pretty wed-
Mr,. Kroll was gowned in black
dings of the season VMS that of !
YOUR FAVORITE FLORIST
lace. She wore it corsage of gar-
Mi. Maurine Stone to Albert Al-
denias.
len Williams, which was solem-
Reception and dinner followed
I nixed at the Italian Gardens of !
teh Book-Cadillac Hotel at 6 at the Shalet, after which the
On Wedding Bouquets, Complete Bridal Outfits,
o'clock on Sunday, June 24, by' couple left for it trip to Chicago.
including Bride's Bouquets, Brides - sir 0 .00
Pr. A. M. Hershman. Cantor
Among the guests were Mr. and
Jacob Sonenklar sang "0 Promise Mrs. Frank Benison and family,
maids' Bouquets and corsages, low as
Me."
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Shapiro,
The bride was lovely in a gown Mrs. Esther Sorscher, and Mr. and
of white alsant lace with a three- i Mrs. Bernard Sorseher (Shirley
yard train. She wore a cap of I Kroll, all of Flint, Mich.; Mr. and
the same material and a shoulder ' airs. Morris Solovey, and Miss
' veil, and carried a shower bouquet Fay.- Hochberg of Chicago, Ill.;
7748 - 2ND BLVD. at PALLISTER
of white bridal roses, orchids and , the misses and Mary Kroll
Madison 7251
lilies-of-the-valley.
and Harry Kuhn of Colutnbus, 0.;
Attending the bride as maid of. Nathan Blackman and son, Dave
honor was her sister, Miss Ger- and Al, of Brooklyn, N. Y.
---
one hundred young boys and trude Stone, who wore a gown of I
girls, 12 to 16 years of age, yellow lace and a matching large-
MOSS • WEINMAN
The marriage of Miss Ellen
will attend the opening of the brimmed hat. She carried a boa-
Center Day Camp as enrolled quet of yellow Johanna Hill roses. !Weinman to Milton Moss was 801-
members of that project Monday, Mrs. George Cohen of Chicago at- emnized on Sunday, June 24, at
Annual Moonlight • Great Sac:
July 2, at the Jewish Community tended the bride as matron-of- Rabbi Harold Rosenthal official-
cess; Attended by 1,000
Center, 8904 Woodward, at Hob honor. She vats beautifully gowned, the B'nai Moshe Synagogue, with
Young People
brook. in a dress of brown and cream inc.
inc.
Originally planned fur the Brady striped chiffon with a large , The bride, daughter of Mr. and
The Young People's Club of
School, last minute obstacles brimmed hat to match.awShe car.; Mrs. Maxwell 11. Weinman, wore Temple Beth El held election of
oRTONVILLE - MICHIGAN
made the change necessary.
ried a bouquet of pink tea roses. a Lanvin model of white satin, officers Sunday afternoon, June
Camp Phone: Ortonville 12F6 Little N•helu. Orton•ille 12E31
In the Center, the camp will
The mother of the bride, Mrs.. with a short veil fashioned with a 24. The following were elected:
find a number of advantages, in- Meyer Stone, was beautiful in a lace Juliet cap. She carried white Gabriel Alexander, president; Dr.
cluding showers, tennis and work gown of black chantille lace with i roses and lilies-of-the-valley. Sh e
--' Milton S. Mari,. vice-president;
shop facilities. The Northern high a shoulder corsage of white gar-1 was attended by her sister, Miss Miss Josephine II. Stern, secre-
School athletic field will be used denies. The mother of the groom, i Bess Weinman, as maid-of-honor, tary; Sylvan Rapaport, treasurer.
as a playground, and the Utley Mrs. Max Williams, wore a gown; who wore peach lace and aqua-
The board of directors, which
Library will also be used.
of black and pink chiffon and a I marine accessories, carrying Tab is appointed by the officers, will
The program committee has gardenia corsage.
. isman roses. Her bridesmaids soon be announced.
outlined a comprehensive program
The groom was attended by were Mrs. Theodore Moss, MissN o less than 1000 young peo-
which will be announced within a David Wigderson as best man. Sara Tessler and Mrs. Jack Click-, pie gathered on the Steamer Put.
ft w days.
Acting as ushers were Jack Stone, stein, wearing blue, pink and shell ; In-Bay for the annual moonlight
Mrs. Arthur Hass is chairman and Seymour Caplan.
'lace, respectively, and carrying excursion conducted under the
of the Center Day Camp commit-
After the ceremony, an Blab-' yellow roses. The bride's mother auspices of the Young People's
tee.
"arts' banquet was served for 100 I wore a blue chiffon gown- Mrs. Temple Club. The monlight was
On June 27, a meeting and guests. David Yi'igderson acted i Aaron Jalan, the bridegroom's as usual a delightful social affair,
luncheon was held at the Jewish as toastmaster, A reception, hon-' mother, wore a brown net gown.' a gathering of old and young and
SUNDAY, JULY 15
Community Center, in the inter- "ring the bridal couple, followed Both had gardenia corsages. i a reunion of many old friend, It
ests of the Day Camp.
the banquet, and there was Banc-' The bridegroom was attended was the last important affair held
at Nankin Mills Picnic Grove
The meeting. with Mrs. Hass tug and refreshments,
by his brother, Theodore Sloss, as under the auspices of the outgoing I
Isar .loc II& 10 I nen lo./lo,, II& torn WI to the Sint Arlotr
ac chairman, was held for the Par- The out-of-town guests wer e
. best man, and Barney Shuman, administration headed by Saul H.'
Ile„ • no. Ilse beta,. ant. It for sign.,
nose of discussing with the Center Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stone, Mr. Herman Yarrows and Jack Glick- Rose, president.
THERE WILL BE GAMES - DANCING - SWIMMING-
Day Camp volunteers their re• and Mrs. George Cohen and Mrs. stein as his ushers.
The moonlight arrange ments t
ENTERTAINMENT AND REFRESHMENTS
sponaibilities and the aims and Bell Rappaport, all of Chicago;
Dinner followed
for 150guests.
Among
the out-of-town
guests . were made by a committee headed '
ambitions of the camp as a recce- Albert Cohen of Tottsville Pa.,
Feature-A BEAUTY CONTEST-At 3 Sharp
Emanuel J. Harris, assisted by
la tear. to t3 teen.
ational project.
All phases of Miss T. Cohen of Carbondale, A. were Mr. and Mrs. William Parker Herman
Tickets for nominal sum of 10c
playground work were discussed. Robacheck of Bay City, Mich., and and Miss Anne Edlevitch of Wash- Lionel
Herman
Lewis, Theodore
Jr., Sol I. Stein,'
Winans,
Blot
Children up to 12 yrs.-Free of admission
and those which seemed to be the Mr. and Mrs. Will Jacobson and ington, U. C., Mrs. Maurice Gold- kraut, Gertrude Rush, Dorothy
most beneficial and healthful to son of Jackson, Mich.
Si,,., s111 ••ole0010. toe Itesetst, ooslr.I nteol hand In ol:Ptleallon
' berg ..f Scranton, Penn., Mkraut,
.111,er In Jul.. O. 1.o1.10.1118 sal larnehl WOO or nom 1.0ier, Cal. elm',
the adolescent child were decided
The bride's going away outfit • Carl Rosenberg of Montreal, and Stralser
and Ludwig
h (lny accordance
with
tihl Maybaum.
their
, from 4 to 7
upon
seas a blue triple sheer ensemble, Mrs. Ruddauk and daughter of the
Dancing, with a Popular Orch
people will
the pen-'
941/14:111 1•111ESIES1'1.•
The speaker of the day was trimmed in white pique with blue 1 Buffalo, N. Y.
s
1•.1.1T1 rush's', YAM gs•
co eds of the moonlight to con-
John Considine, superintendent of accessories.
The bridal couple
to the work of the congre-
tio Department of Recreation of will
will spend their honeymoon at : GOLDBERGER-WEINDLING
gution and its schools.
Detroit. He grave a frank analysis the Edgewater Beach Hotel in
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Weindling
Rabbi Leon Fram mil: . recopy
Chicago. Upon their return they of 26)15 Monterey Ave., announce the Temple pulpit on Saturday
i :itri"ite‘ 1:t otornk:hri
t"Ifrei vr "til uuntiteetel ia' nrtrtific1
d sn, will resi e at 3200 Chicago Blvd
morning, June 30, and will speak
to boys and girls of all classes
on the subject "What Palestine
and characters.
ger, son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Means to the Jews of Today."
GOTTLIEB-MONCHNIK
"No one," said Mr. Considine,
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Monchnas Goldberger of 9911 McQuade
"should under any circumstances announce the marriage of their , Ave., on June 24, with Rev. Seni-
BEER BARS, Any Size,
le. engaged in volunteer recreation daughter, 1.illian, to Harold IL uel Glantz officiating.
work unless he has a seriousness
low as
Made to Order,
Mr. Goldberger is a student at
Gottlieb, son of air. and Mrs. Ben-
u f purport*. and intends to carry
y o Kale-
jamin Gottlieb of Seward Are : . Vt ' eptcrn State Universitf
Get Our P•ic•• First on Steam T•bles, Restitur•nt Sinks.
out his promise of aid. Organize
• Mich.
on
Sunday.
June
21,
at
the
Star
mazoo
le. Cream Cabinets and Store Fixtures
safety clubs, give the leaders arm- Ter Hotel. Rabbi
The bride and groom will make
Leon Frain per •
bands and imbue the child with a formed the ceremony.
ELECTRIC BARBECUE MACHINES
We also menu(
their home in Kalmazoo until Sep-
sense of responsibility', card mark
tember when Mr. Goldberger will Many Detroit Delegates to Attend
AEROPLANE FANS FOR COOLING SYSTEMS
him, feel that he amounts to
enter Ohio State University to
Sessions in Grand Rapids
RATTNER-ABRAMOVITZ
something end still make him un-
an! , ..„
s
specialize
in Psychology.
July 1 to 4
Mr. and
. Arthur A bramov a /
:.1:: ,, re otn and that he is under super • 4
. -----
'2059 Culvert Ave. announce
01•11.41 Mooed. A•II I 45 10111
The B'nai B'rith 66th annual
TAUBER-FRIEDMAN•.
in behalf the marriage of their daughter .
offered
ff
onsidine
Mr.
On Saturday evening, R
Rile 2:1, convention of Dts trict No. 6 , will
2137 HASTINGS ST., cor. Columbia
the C 0, , p.,.t,,,,,, ,t a iteereat i„„ Miriam, to Llervey Rattner, so n
of
1111,1.111,611k• .4x111111.111
at t he hoar of Rabbi M.. %diger, take pl ace al the Pantlind Hotel,'
a Mr. and MI.. Nathan Rattner
t II use of one of the department's of
Royel Oak, Mu-h., on Thur. Miss Sarah Friedman, daughter of Cram! Rennie, Mich, July 1, 2, 3
...immune pools 11101 also assured
Mr and Mrs David Fried! nun , w MA and 4. Delegates and visitors ham
m
11 0 ). • June LM . Rat& A. M.
I he rampvolunte ers of copera•
united -in marriage with Joseph eight mill-western states and four
1111111 officiated
tom to 11101, a st udy of childrei.,
Mr. and Mis. Rattner are m• Tauber, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hy. provinces in Canada are expected
•antes end to make a definite pro-
man Tauber.
The ceremony was tn attend.
,, , ., for . ,,,,,, 1,, and
i. i.li . t oeing through northern Michion
portant Jewish problem"
problem" will
port it
end upon their return will test.1.• performed in the presence of t h e
ly un the bulletin board. He also immediate families and friends of be dealt with at the business nreet•
Mole thou AO 10101111'cl • OR 0,
o yal Oak
Houseman
Lodge
logs,The
in
Julius
repressed
his
gratitude
to
the
in
R
the bridal couple.
sating the atalf of the Jewish
- -
--
of Grand Rapids has arranged a
) 1 enter e, en
041101
,m mutely Centro Play School in
BLACKMAN-KROLL
varied
and
interesting
program.
Revere.
sw,
the class town. 1011 , 11 room 1111d Old 0/ OW Depart MVO( Of
A ret.eption for delegates and
hiss
GOLDSTEIN • NAGEL
tom, tos the ramp will help to keep On Sunday, J1.1111: 17, at
::1411111111111t 1/01/10. 0 1 well
se 011
and brolly appointed ceremony
10
Mr and Slo Hyman Nagel all- visitors will Ite held at the Pant-
picnics and spreial tripe 11Ie children off the etreets
1111.00,
old many Occident, and Congregation irf nisi David, M
noun) •e the marriage of their lend Hotel Saturday m•nina. C.
than
AS
1i011111• of these workers, sectari-
ouch then, clean sports and Anne Kroll, daughter of Mr. ant dame der, Rune, f0 81:11,1 it Albert Sophus Johnson, city manager, will
•40 0515
ruin use
an( to M a. I Broker, chairman
Borneo Kroll of Delmer Ave Golds tein, eon of Mt and Mrs. welcome the delegates and visitors
of the volunteers committee. air health el let 11.01011. Shea
lhe imam tame of kommy the ails united in nutmeat-t, Rali
Rams el Goldstein. Rabbi M . Zager on behalf of the city at 10 o'clock
( ,bloat , the Ith of July
uk my full charge of glass groups
Sunday morning ■ at the Pantlind
also
Irving
Bled:men, son of Mr. end often. ted
was
"erupted
al. slolo: 114, 1011Killf, dl smstiro and third happily
Hotel. Sunday noon, there will to'
sa t visaed by 14 t. Considine. Mrs Nether; Blackmun of lie .ink
IL. 11141iii It tarts
(Ern g'ein
It buffet luncheon fur the nienand
lyn,
N.
Y.
Rabbi
a
J.
S.
Sperka
Emanuel Brelaisky gave
1 he sehool, now w full swing,
RISKIN • JACOBS
a luncheon, followed by hedge, for
the riciated
111 °pain (01
of the
m om,' fm ltal Jewish rhildien
On June 24, Si,..
t
Anne Jacobs, the holies, in the Grill Ittemr of the
Kroll Nan a charming ht.:
he 10101100 Ilte01
1If OW .11001 go r i.arious days end
I I., ob iiertl%
daughter of Mr and Mrs. Mandel Pantlind
of the ramp iolumeers in het gown of ivory main fa:.
1,, jot
1•1111thell all
opportuna) the tinter,:
One of the highlights of the con-
Jacobs,
was
united
in marriage
rotted on lung slender lines, IA ,
ramp at-
must c r est,
and
, , ,t e rr teatnal
education
to Salomon Riskin, sun of Mr. vention program will be the ini.
extending into a lung train
1...111, eilointion • Rime the city illoapi.•1e Mild have the eitildien
Within
ceremony sin Sunday eve-
and
Mrs.
Jacob
%Akin. at Congre-
as fat as pmaible :mule dtenavol love A shoulder yoke of Is
melts dating the •11111111er
gation Atrry Zvie, Rubin M. ning in the Pantlind Ballrteen, fur
in shoats or clothes suitable for Lamed high neckline. a r
V A' A IION AND 5POR 1 5
MI, Hemp Idesels 1. chaitillan
incoming
members of the Phillip
Ballot- Nern1na Mr 1: of the WWI,
tight.• Zager officiated

actively," 5,55,1
Ott 1AI S
of the oillillater •poinsoring the "Mop
Wasserman Class. Dr. I. Si. Rubi-
"We most also prenent in. tilted to her Wine and ending
s ky
l9.0 Napo.'
now, national secretary of B'nai
ideating proginnis end make thr points over her hands. A ern.,
Hn 1 li m(` Suit. Ili
SNITZ BLUMENFIELD
Writh, will speak on "What of
y.
of the limited facilities lace cap held 111 plan Loth
use.
At a ceremony at the home of Tomorrow!"
oP
Ta -70.-""-
aps u(J7W717-7W.-.01 st 11.11:1"
face veil and beck ved, which 1.
Rabbi M. Zager, on June 25, Miss
Monthly's program will include
lief flosera a, I.
t, the 1.10111
July 21 and 21, al
Fay Blwnenfirld , slaughter of Mr. golf and t•rds for the men at the
white roars and lilies of the verb !
Alo
McClemens
And Mrs. Rubin Blumenfield, be• Green Ridge Country Club; • tour
Gifts (a
Lro Behlossberg, gown,
tar
came the bride of Norman Snitz, of the furniture exhibits of the

in black and white polka-dot ser.• son c1f Mr
p.
OM,/ :e1 the ela eel.
and Mrs. Max Snits. city •nd a tea at Herpolsheimer
relalifINIa
white
organdy trim, a •
Si
Iii
1!
ieloplaal N vitae.
Rabbi %arm performed the cere- Tea therm at 3 p for the ladies
Wash Irs AA.
01 11,s Wald
elfet l'und
matron of-hunor
wore a cm . mony in the presence of the im- On Monday evening, convention
40
•eiletalloole r ill le. held Monde)
fol sags o f pbaa, an i ee ruses. ar ias L o t
uests will la• entertained by the
I Mt p on at Coilgisegatiol. I lielryeali, ha, laral ,...4 the
mediate families .
tie Kroll. gowned in blue le..
l a-al chapter of A. Z. A. Irving Hill
II ists: Moshe, Dtstso and !Awl . low my otaribat ions
Ibit•w Hats • • III.31$ Yp
T a i,
and ra ,x)jag a
I'Islalre
Stele,
lo 1111111101,
of Lincoln, Neb A. Z. A district
At this isireting • details ti
xis , r
Harry ma n r oaa g, sea , mai a.„ah,ni „,
preaid•nt, will be guest speaker.
p11 ,I will lo hew/ In tegeisl tlo • beloicd war sf MI 111111 t•
114.1/4)
*Pool 11110t•
hi co.. lotto N. and
• Idtdrol no bridal coterie included the
Rabbi Phillip F. Waterman will
. 5 , see of the peon 104J 404
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Bon
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brute's
ander.,
Mimi
hi,
I
Mae
Kroll
Mai
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officiate
at the annual memorial
Mt* A !Wolfs
.'O.1 11; belle Isle
ii ,„1
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On Tuesday
Pantlind Ballroom.
-.stem.
ontaiittaws 4114
On amount of the Fourth of
Lilian Kroll of Columba*, Ohio,
mening, there will be a banquet at
UP/satioti
• f•l 11.01/
July, the deadline for the Jul)
cousin
of
the
bode,
Our. yoilo•
Julius Am.
the Pantlind Hotel.
Ass assgsisood. ail I
f':: J.01 TO alklillAW ICH001.1
6 Issue of The Detroit Jewish
OLEN
irinail'• Auxiliary tri the ulganom they I ward hoiriroata of
big of Grand Rapists, will be toast-
giss,n its Mt
lhe
Ito tag de?. t..
Chomiele has bein ads•need one
alt.to a &AU,
gratefully
end lines 0, 41 , 411110/.
Guest speakers for the
master.
It.
bud.
hoop,. est so stos sssIllfig J sols Umtata
day,
and
all
news
items
will
• o 5040 04 • 111$60+.0,
Dose Illaelonan,
ail4u114441.:
, 01411160(1011 (alai
lareolilyri
11 alui hooplai Jai) AI
have to be in the hands of the /young will include Judge Gus-
tavus Lisevinger of the etatetrict
niasstuty N
Mother of Uisi groom, we:
0.'
A la iikp rill (altar the lossoisss Mrs Ilene M
editor not later than it noon,
court of Minneapolis, sebo will
(attar,
best
Num
eaglets-4
by
Arthur
Be
she: ussons• slat tatesslinsests
I ,
the yabitelt
aolswe WI
ad Tuesday, July
MOO
speak on "The Destiny of the Jew."
y
. moon, of Vitra, Mich, Robert Lux .
Jostali
he ass sod

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Council Week, especially dedi-
cated to the members of the De-
F. Barbas of 10224 Cardoni Ave.announ. W•S the engagement of troit Section of the National Coun-

his daughter, Sarah, who resides at 61:4 Englewood Ave., to William cil of Jewish 1Voinen, will be oh
Gutman. son of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Gutman of 326 liendrie Ave.
They are to be married on Sept. 2.

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You Can Buy Your Ford
With Confidence Here!

Temple Society
Elects Officers

Camp NAM*

You can be sure of satisfactory
service at Newman - Katser-
you'll find our organization genu-
inely friendly and eager to please
you always!

on Perry Lake

Registration closed for the first half-sea-
son. A few vacancies available for the
second half season starting July 19.

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12046 DEXTER BLVD.
as an authorized

GENERAL ELECTRIC DEALER

With a Complete Line of

GENERAL ELECTRIC PRODUCTS

OPENING WEEK SPECIALS:
Gen. Electric Washer,
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Favors to All

FORMAL

OPENING

Saturday,

June 30

Bring Your Friend.

OPEN EVERY EVENING TILL 10 P. M.

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Jr. Home Relief Thanks Us %pr.

Editor, Detroit Jewish Chronicle:

As the representative of the
Junior Home Relief Society, I

would like to take this means of
expressing our gratitude to The
Detroit Jewish Chronicle for its

unfailing co-operation throughout

the year. It is a certainty that

without your outatanding pub-
licity, the affairs given by our club

would never hove been the success

they were, and that many people
, who have become interested in our
work would not have become so.
In helping us, you have also aided
those whom we help.

Sincerely,
Madeline Betty Meyers,
Publicity Chairman,
Jr. Ilona Relief Society.

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COMFORT ADVICE FREE!

Dr. Abraham Sadler of the UM- I
versdy of Illinois at Champaign,'
III , national director of the Hillel,
• Foundation, will speak on "New;
Dangers-New Defenses." A die-'
tinguished visitor will be Alfred M.
Cohen of Cincinnati, Ohio, B'nai,
B'rith international president.
A large representation is expec.'
led from Detroit and surrounding;
i territory.

Drs.WEISS

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