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Avrunin Camp
Michigan's Oldest Private Jewish Camp
In Its Eighth Successful Season
ANNOUNCES
Its Second Educational
Toor
A Completely Supervised Trip to the World's Fair,
Chicago, on August 20
at an Unusuall y Low Rate
Parents and friends
to accomp•ny the
are invited
campers.
No eeeee vations accepted afte r August 15
to
An ideal place to send your children, where they
will receive constant and intelligent attention.
NURSERY FOR CHILDREN 3 TO 6
Under the super•ision of Marian Comstock
Doctor and Nurse in Attendance
A FEW VACANCIES LEFT
For Further Details C•Il Townsend 7-2238 or Hogarth 8109
ACCOMMODATION
dinner given at the home of the Stimonans, 1675 Taylor Ave. Open
house will be held Sunday, Aug. 12, at ('ass Lake, 2187 Willow
Beach Road.
Mr. and .Sits. Louis Goldflne of 2744 Carter Ave. announce the
engagement of their daughter, Freida, to David Fox, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel Fox of liazelwood Ave.
FOR ADULTS BY THE WEEK
Fall Coats purchased during August!
Wedding Calendar
at 12:30 at Shaarey Zedek.
August Sale of/New.
Fur-trimmed COATS
----assures substantial saving's on all
The Misses Ruth and Bernice
Friedland have returned from
fort Austin, Mich., where they
spent the past week-end with their
Aug. 12-Miss Kathlyn Pont, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Myron S. D. Pont of 1700 Hazelwood Ave., to Louis P. Topor of Chicago, son
Steinberg.
of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Topor of Detroit.
August 12-Miss Sara Horowitz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
Mrs. H. Morrison and daughter, Horowitz of 3023 Sturtevant Ave., to Leo Kolodin, son of Mr. and
Betty, of 2966 Monterey Ave., Mrs. Louis Kolodin of 1985 Waverly Ave., at Hotel Detroiter. Rabbi
are leaving Saturday for a two- A. M. Herahman will officiate.
weeks' trip to South Haven and
August 12-Miss Ruth Lois Krause, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Chicago. •
David Krause, to Arthur R. Carnick, son of Robert Carnick. Ceremony
Prices will advance after Sept.
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BILLS! BILLS! BILLS! .
RABBI MORTON J. COHN
On Tuesday evening, Aug. 7,
Aug. 19-Miss Josephine Morse, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Miss Rose Lee Cohan was honored
Morse of 1699 Gladstone Ave., to Bernard Feldman, son of Mr. and Rabbi with the Union of American
with a farewell party, tendered Mrs. Leo Feldman.
Hebrew Congregations.
by Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Schulman.
Rabbi Cohn has done research in
Aug. 19-Miss Ethel Menuck, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David
Miss Cohan is leaving for her
Menuck of 511:1 Belmont Ave., to Edward E. Benjamin, son of Mrs. the field of religious education and
home in Los Angeles, Calif., after
Lena Benjamin. Cereinony and reception at bride's home. Rabbi his thesis which is on the subject
spending four months here.
S. M. Fine will officiate.
of religious school assembly pro-
bills
um, prnl.letill, et rrrr
oast
th afire month. r
hotel
Kcer, ooker, botcher,
smear,
not to mention
Ir ian
tot Mk.
the lanithod. the toul driger. an
..111 ■ 11tr.
50.. Inert them nil. But Olen 1 0 0
111 ■•■■ 11.
nee gone—nhen !stuffier Is left Mono in Ihr Al magi,
to keep !he None for the one, hoo „III Ole
olinel the 1 ■ 111.?
There Is a tr.ted mu! prosed plan I.) 1 ■ 1, 10.
,..11 run nerun, now ms use 11.0)nwill
nrr. -
so
hi,. Income, In }our (omits n hen
n to tio longer
here. l'ur infornintkon it. ask
MORRIS GOODMAN
Madison slit
Representing
Townsend 7.1147
Aug. 19-Miss Gertrude Virginia Rush, daughter of Mr. and grams will be published this fall.
Metropolitan Life insurance Company
Mr' and Mrs. J. Fisher of Cal-
vert Ave. returned from a trip Mrs. Benjamin Rush of 24:32 Taylor Ave., to G. Lionel Willens, son Ile was student rabid in Hamilton,
of
Joseph
Willens
of
Nashua,
N.
II.
Reception
principal
for
two
years
,
Ohio,
and
front 2 to 5 p. in.
through the East. They also vis-
-
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of the Price Hill Religious Seluml.' "wwil ewel•QI
••
ited in Chicago.
Aug. 19-Miss Ida Weiner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Rabbi Colin, who formerly lived in
Detroit, will assume his new duties
Mrs. A. Woll of Lee Place is Weiner of 3324 Sturtevant Ave., to Dr. Norman Rubinstein, son of
as regional rabbi beginning Sept. 1.
spending the summer vacation at Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Rubinstein of 2244 Pasadena Ave., at the B'nai
The work of the regional rabbi
Mrs. B. Joseph's summer home David, Elmhurst and 14th. Rabbi Joshua S. Sperka will officiate.
(ESTABLISHED 1887)
Oct. 14 - Miss Ruth Rae Marks, sister of Sirs. Ida Schultz of is a part of the program of reli-
at Big Wolf Lake.
2605 Elmhurst Ave., to Dr. Samuel B. Goss, son of Mr. and Mrs. gious extension of the Department
It's Cool and Comfortable at ANNIS
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Barris and
, son, Richard, returned to their
home in Cleveland, Ohio, after a
month's visit with their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Schlussel.
Their niece, Miss Elaine Joy
Baker, accompanied them home.
of Synagogue and School Exten-
sion. The purpose of this project
is the furthering of the cause of
Judaism in the small towns and un-
organized communities. The re-
gional rabbi travels throughout a
specified district, holding services
Peter Goss of Ann Arbor.
Births
Century of Progress Exposition.I
Selectsour new
P1111.1.0 from the 49
in the new
mo
19 d 5 elline
for free demonstration
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July 31-To Mr. and Mrs. Sol C. Donner (Ethel Eger), a dough
The Misses Shirley and Vivian I
Schlussel, with their sister, Sirs. ter, Regina Joan.
Oshie Baker, are spending the
Aug. 5-To Mr. and Mrs. Sidney If. Marwil (Harriet Levy), a
week-end in Chicago, visiting the son.
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Dr. and Mrs. ClartMce B. Ja.
cobs are touring through North-
, ern Michigan.
.
Rime! ho c ks'
Named By U. A. H. C.
As Regional Rabbi
Rabbi Morton J. Cohn, a gra
duate of the 1934 class of the Hid,
-
Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Sego id. Slarygroye Drive announce the raw Union College, has recently ac
Arthur Weintrob of 9727 N.
engagement of their daughter, Antoinette, to Rowland Z. Lazar, son cepted the position of Region,'
Martindale Ave. and Al Snyder
of Mrs. Esther Lazar.
of Taylor Ave. left for an ex-
Mr. and Sirs. William Stoorinan announce the engagement of
tended tour through the East,
where they will remain for two their daughter, Anne, to Leo Levine, son of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan
Levine of 3294 Elmhurst Ave. The betrothal was announced at a
weeks.
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guests of lien Cohen.
Ladies'
Dresses
PAGE THREE
Aug. 3-To Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kaplan (Jean Alperin) of
Blaine Ave., a daughter, Rhoda.
Mrs. Abe Wechsler of Pitts• 1
Aug. 6-To Mr. and Sirs. Charles F'riedenberg (Evelyn Lefko-
with
burgh. Pa., who visited
witz) of 3385 Richton, a daughter, Marion Ruth.
friends in this city, has returned
Aug. 6-To Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Applebaum (Adele Trompeter)
to Mt. Clemens, where she is the
house guest of her mother, Mrs. of 2635 Cortland Ave., a (laughter, Judith.
Aug. 8 - To Mr. and Mrs. I. Schubiner (Irene Federman) of
Alice Stiglitz of Clinton St.
2981 Cortland Ave., a daughter, Beverly Joan.
Sir. and Mrs. Sant Kruger of
Gladstone Ave. have as their
guests Mrs. Kruger's brother, 1.1
Chertkoff of New York, and her
brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. •11. Chertkoff of Chicago, Ill.,
it being their first reunion in 22
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! years.
All arrangements for the annual
Mr and Mrs. Jack Kaplan of
Cortland Ave. and Mrs. Kaplan's moonlight of the Detroit Auxiliary
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Bronstein of the Los Angeles Sanatorium, to
of Hazelwood Ave., returned from be held on the Steamer Tashmoo,
a motor trip to Niagara Falls, on Sunday, Aug. 19, are now com-
Buffalo, New York City, Wash- plete. At the last meeting of the
ington. D. C., Atlantic City, N. J.,
auxiliary, the various committees
and Passaic, N. J., where they
visited with relatives and were ex- were appointed to serve as patrons
of this affair for the benefit of men
tensively entertained.
and women, who are afflicted with
Mr. and Mrs. Max Hayman of tuberculosis. Quite a number of
3748 Wager Ave. have returned
these patients have found a haven
home following a two-week stay
in small towns where there is no
rabbi, organizing the Jewish people
into religious groups, and arrang-
ing neighborhood meetings which
bring together the Jewish people
from many miles around.
This Saturday morning, Rabbi
Cohn speaks at Temple Beth F.I.
Marriages
KOVAN • BRODY
Miss Dorothy Brody, daughter
of Sir. and Mrs. Louis Brody, be-
came the bride of Samuel C.
Kovan, son of Mrs. Rose Ertz of
Annual Moonlight
I Jewish Secretary
Bradford, Pa., at the llook-Cadil-
Plans Completed
Of Tammany Hall tar notd,
or, July 29.
The ceremony was performed
By L. A. S. Group
before an embankment of palms,
ANNIS
FU R
48th August
SALE
by Rabbi A. Si. Hershman.
The bride chose an exquisite
wedding gown of white satin with
a high neckline in front and fash-
ioned with two panels over both
shoulders which tied in the back.
The gown had a slight train and
a short peplum. She wore long
white satin detachable sleeves
made with a point over the hand
and a large circular cuff at the
shoulder. The veil was made of
tulle and orange blossoms and was
waist length. The bridal bouquet
was gardenias, lily-of-the-valley
1111,1 bouvardia.
of refuge at the Los Angeles Sall/I-
1
at the Olympia Hotel, 511. Clein-• li
Miss Ida Brody, sister of the
rium due to the efforts of the De-
ens, Mich.
bridi., and her only attendant,
pit Auxiliary.
wore an attractive gown of pale
New applieations, from impos-
Miss Jean Weintrob of 9727 N.
water-lily green satin fashioned
Slartindale Ave. returned from e] ished victims of this disease, are
with a v-neck in front and knee
I,,
ing
presented at every meeting.
South Haven. where she enjoyed
length jacket with tiny cap
BP.RT STAND
They
bear
recommendations
for
her vacation with Miss Faye Wein-,
sleeves. She wore matching san-
admittance to the sanatorium,
garden of 2647 Fullerton Ave.
dals and carried a bouquet of
winch has a record of splendid
Talisman roses and gerbera tied
achievements for the last 20 years,
Miss Clara Tessler of Duanej
with a satin ribbon to match her
from the Herman Kiefer Hospital.
Ave. is visiting her uncle and
gown.
from other institutions and front
family at a summer resort in the', medical authorities. The auxiliary
Assisting the bridegroom as
Catskill Mountains for the past hopes to realize a substantial sum
best man was his brother , Cole-
three months, after which she will 1 , from this moonlight, to further aid
Leave on Second Educational man Kovan.
Every smart fur and style is represented in this
motor to New York City to visit the sanatorium, thereby keeping its
Tour on Aug. 20
For her daughter's wedding,
annual event. It is extremely advisable to buy now.
relatives and friends for two; gates open for Detroiters cursed
Mrs. Brody wore a gown of black
weeks before returning home.
More than 2500 Fur Coats to select from, priced $49
with this illness, who are without
The World's Fair at Chicago will lace and a shoulder bouquet of
means to secure medical care and be the destination of the Avrunin Talisman roses.
Mrs. Ertz was
to $2,450, offering you the ultimate in style, quality
Mrs. Meyer Rosenbaum and attention.
also
gowned
irVack
lace
and
I Campers, their parents and friends
and workmanship.
daughter, Marry, left for a visit
Entertainment has been provided
wore Talisman
at The Inn, Charlevoix. Mr. Ros- in addition to Jack Okie and his when they will leave on the second
Following the e emony a din- •
enbaum will join them later and excellent dance hand. There is only educational tour of the 1934 sea- ner was held for members of the
they will remain for the balance' one week left to secure the th•kcts son, Monday, Aug. 20.
family and close friends. Rabbi
of the summer.
in advance at the price of 50 cents
Buy with Confidence at Fur Headquarters
The tour will be. under the super-' A. Si. Ilershman graced the din-
each. They are for sale at Sam's
ner with his presence.
Mr. and Mrs. Merle I,. Speer Confectionery, 8838 12th St., at vision of a competent staff, as the
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Kovan
left
on
a
of Cleveland, Ohio, have returned Goldman's Drug Store, Linwood correlation of the physical and
mental development of the child two-week cruise from Montreal,,
home after visiting relatives in the and Carter, at Gittleman's Confec-
during the summer months is one Quebec, on the Duchess of Rich•:
city. Enroute home they will tionery, Westminster and Goodwin
of the chief aims of the camp. Nolmond. Upon their return they
visit Dr. and Mrs. Frederick Ain- and at other stores, in all part, of A
reu se i r 1 5 tions will be accepted after will reside at 925 Whitmore
a
Road,
.hel of Squirrel Hill, Pittsburgh, the city, hearing the cards of the
i'a., who will celebrate their 10th auxiliary. Reservations may be
FELDMAN -CHERNICK
"At the Fair" will be the theme'
made
by
telephone
wedding anniversary, Sunday,
by calling Tri-
Mr. and Sirs. Harry Chernick
nity. 28815. The price per ticket at for activities at Astoria Camp on I
Aug. 12, in Pittsburgh, Pa.
Sunday afternoon, Aug. 19, songs ,of 1112 Dickerson Ave. announce --
the dock will be 65 cents.
and dances of old and new R uss ia i the marriage of their daughter,
Mrs. Ida Speer of Cleveland.
The last meeting prior to the being featured Tea and cakes will Mary, to Hyman Feldman, son of Picnic of J. W. E. W. 0. on Jolly Elite's Sixth Annual
Ohio, her father, Si. Cohen of moonlight will be held at Jereho be
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A. Feldman, on Sunday, Aug. 5.
Sunday, Aug. 26
Rosh Hashonah Dance
Franklin, Pa., and Mrs. Anna! Temple, 2705 Joy Road, Thursday,:
Ines in colorful Russian native Rabbi Harold N. Rosenthal stir
Friedman of Franklin, Pa.. are in Aug. 16, at 9 P. M. There will he
on Sept. II
costumes. The counsellor t ff f
mated. Dinner was served to 75
A special meeting of the Jew-
the city to attend the wedding of entertainment and refreshments.) the • nt M
event, rs. use
R Rubenstein,
guests and d was o f owed
by danc-
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II
Miss Ruth Lois Krause to Robert The public is invited.
ish
Wornen's
European
Welfare
The Jolly Elite Club will spun-
- 1 music director, Esther Johanna inc.
('armick, on Aug. 12.
Organization was held Aug. 6, at , sor its sixth annual Rosh Hash-
I Rein, girl's director, and Sid
I
; Moyer, dramatics director, extend FEINBERG TO ADDRESS
Congregation
B'nai
Moshe.
Mrs.
!
onah
dance, at the Graystone
The Misses Lillian and Carlmyle short visit, after which all will! an invitation to all parents and
JEWISH RADIO FORUM A. Katzin, president, presided.
Nelson of 3747 Waverly Ave.' motor back to Columbus.
Ballroom, Tuesday evening, Sept.
Ben I friends to partake in the delightful
have returned from s visit at the Weintrob will be their guest on i Russian fair on the cool shores of
I 11. Al Dubin is chairman, assist-
H
Henry
Feinberg. psychologist of European orphans on the support-
Breakers Hotel, Cedar Point.
their return.
Big Wolf Lake.
Ithe Mental Hygiene Chia' of th e ing list of the organization for ed by the Misses Rosalie Linden
'
i Jewish Social Service Bureau, will the pas. nine years, the monthly and Edith Yoselowitz, and Messrs.
Miss Ida Hertzberg of 2661
Mr. and Sirs. Abraham J. Lach-
be the guest speaker of the Jewish checks were sent to them and Harry Cohen, Max Sosin, Si. J.
Tyler Ave. has returned from a over and Mr. and Mrs. Morris
Radio Forum next Sunday, Aug. temporary relief in $5 checks was Kushner, Karl Katz,
two-week visit at the Breakers Lachover left for Charle(oix. "ag
Ben Fishman,
12, in the program broadcast over given to two other orphans.
Hotel, Cedar Point.
Mich., where they will spend the
A detailed report was given by Solomon Schreiman and Milton
'
Station W.1111S, from 6:15 to 6:45
month of August.
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% suhiect will Slrr. Agnes Levin, secretary-
Miss I,eah Kushner of 9603 Mc.I
be "The Purposes of Phychological treasurer of the organization, in
An open meeting will be held
Quade Ave. has returned from •1
Dion In ChiT . ago.
Mr. and Mrs. Tolley J. Porner- el Peng rrrr E spoo___
" and will deal with the regard to the success of the tag Tuesday, Aug. 28, at Assembly
vacation at Breakers Hotel, Cedar ance and children left for • I I r, r ui•44,1 ss
i,,,,n,
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on
days
held
last
month
in
Mt.
Clem-
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albch
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dren
for
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Hall, 12th and Clairmount. The
Point.
month's visit in Hollywood, Calif.
their
■ I day . in ttrand Itaid d r nd
and
ens. Thanks were expressed to public is invited.
a hfueliegow
Mr. Feinberg is an authority on Mrs. A. Katzin, chairman. her as-
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Si, Lewis
The next regular meeting will
The Misses Rae and Ann Cohen
so.. mo, vs.s••• is et•ndInf • ....a mental hygiene. He
is the chairman sistants, committees and private
he held at Assembly Hall, Tues-
and daughter. Jean, are spendinrs of LaSalle Blvd. spent an enjoy .nn retells.. in chid -Agri
of the clinical psychology group of donors.
day evening, Aug. 14.
the entire summer at Rockaway able week-end as the guests of
Mr. end Mr. 0—
ni;,,..nau and remit,
the National Conference of Social
for Mt Clem., .men they IrIll
Arrangements were made for
Beach, Long Island, N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Tomkins at left
vie.. Inoeral we...km
work and is secretary and treas- the picnic in be given Sunday,
Gifts to Hadassah Fund
the "Torn Bill Bob" cottage, Pal- .
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Miss Helen Raskin of New York . mer Lake, Colon, Mich. They . s: , , .on , ts .. , • 0, sin. ,K . 4 , h n...n I , ,auenil . ,IC op:: urer of the Detroit Psychology Aug. 26, at Belle Isle. Mesdames
Club. He has been a contributor of
n
a
I). Silverstein and Israel, chair-
City is visiting with her cousins,, were joined by their brother. Alex finoton
The
Infant Welfare Fund of
and ' , hot ,sums point• to .peso
.
ps ychology
gy ,.. mans men, are preparing dairy and
Mr. and Mrs William Freed.
Cohen, and Mr. and
■ Mrs. George se veral week.
Iladamah has received the follow-
publications, including the Michi-
chicken
dinners,
all
home
cooked,
ing
contributions:
Johnson of Lansing, Mich.
gun Academy of Science Magazine,
lii x er ssmidssr hen returned gan
S. R. Resnik has returned from
refreshments, amusements, prizes,
h. , . '0., • ■ •••nding w.,...1 week. In
From Mr. and Mrs. Meyer L.
Family, and the General Genetic etc.
a two-week vacation at Asbury
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Imams- Ito• M h::::
Prentis, in memory of Mrs. Fanny
Psychology Magazine.
Park, N N. J. On his return he thal and daughters. Geta and I Mr and Mr• Ies.ph P.my.l ■ nor .4
The proceeds will go for WI- Ofshie; from Miss Hattie Gittle-
Rabbi Leon Fram of Temple , d
p a h y a •n.relief to the European or- man, in memory of Albert Ber-
spent a week in New York City on Amelia, of Chicago, are the bona , risieglitn Carotin ion, and Mr and
Beth El will be presented on the.
Ilea Mae K ahn left on Standar for Chi
business. 1 guests of Mr. and Mrs. 1. Schsen- rare
man; from Mr. and Mrs. Julius
to wend • ...k
same program in an address on
Arrangements were also made , Berman, in memory of Rebecca
berg of Virginia Park.
, the subject, "Social, Moral and
i Mr.
verso... le victing Walleye
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Belkin
for
the
:jib
annual
dance
of
the
.
B. Bennett and Albert Berman;
Religious Implications in the Aus-
.
(Belle Goodman) are now making
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis J. DeYoung
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trian Conflict. - organization, to be given in Fort from Sir. and Mrs. Joseph Ehrlich,
their home in Cleveland, Ohio.
Wayne
Hotel,
Sunday,
Nov.
18,
and Mr. and Mrs. Goodman J. h ,t,":",::',Z;th :
Aaron Kurland will preside.
in honor of the birthday anniver-
and for the New Year Eve party. sary of Marcia Diamond and in
• Lefkofsky have returned home (Is
ulth re-lat Iv, In it'll, rit•
4 111 11SI N Ir re
The next board ofdirector•' honor of Harold Ehrlich's recov-
Mrs. Joe Sherman and son, after vacationing at Cedar Point.'
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B ernard, of o limbs's, Ohio, have
meeting will be held Monday. ery from his recent illness.
Gift to Children's Home M The YndernIte• met
the horn. or
been visiting with her parents.
LAurd Intreff. New of11.-ere
Aug. 13, at the residence of Mrs.
Among the Detroiters spending,
Memory of David Cohen
5, foliose
%mars Intrvir
pteeolent
Mr. and Mrs. William Weintrob the slimmer reason at Cedar Point!
J. Lieb, trustee of the organiza-
Chaim Nachman Bialik, who
Norms lumbersslee-Neatd•
I
of 9727 N. Martindale Ave., for are: Mrs. Ilarrrr Glick, Mrs. Maur•
tion,
1983 Hazelwood Ave.
wor01•11.
died last ti ssnth
rah tireho•in or
, was a member
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Cohen g.
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Psis 0.0 has bald all honorer, ro....,,,,o.
the past three weeks. Her bus- ice Steingold. Mr.. Samuel Beim,! gave a contribution to the Jewish nt
,
of
the board of governors of the
the or•an , e•tion. in , itottng t
band and the latter's mother, Mrs !Mrs. Sam Gutterman and Mimi Children's
mars. I If you go one mile on the wrong' Hel,rew Univereity, where • chair
Home, in memory of int .5 a elan wrap boot The net se
It meet-
Ins will he held not home of Sarahl road you are two miles further On Hebrew was established in his
Jacob Sherman, arrived for a Rae Berman.
David Cohen.
Gelatin.
from your destination.
name last year.
Avrunin Campers
At World's Fair
L ow August Prices
CONVENIENT TERMS
DANCE UNDER THE STARS
ON LAKE ST. CLAIR and 'DETROIT RIVER
To the Snappy Tune s o f
JACK OKE AND HIS BAND
A FINZEI, PRESISNTATION
LOS ANGELES SAKI•
TARIUM AUXILIARY
MOONLIGHT
Steamer Tashmoo Sunday Eve. Aug. 19
Tickets in Advance, 50c - At the Dock. 65e
Available at Sands Confectionery. 8838 12th St.
or Phone Trinity 2-8815
Nahelu Lodge
Opens Sept. 15
Jr. Auxiliary of Beth Moses
Miss Edna Slutzky, new presi-
dent of the Junior Auxiliary
Nahelu Lodge, all-year home called her first meeting to order
school for children, opens Sept. on July 31.
Max Lasser reported the social
15. This institution, operated by ,
the directors of Camp Nahelu and committee's plans for a dance, to
be
given the latter part of Oc-
Little Nahelu, sell fill the need for
a modern, high standard all-year tober.
Paul Feldman, head of the dra-
hoarding school for Jewish chil-j
dren in this vicinity. It will com- matics committee, announced that
bine • healthful country environ- his workers will select the cast for
ment with all the physical, educa- t he next play. Those who are as-
tional and recreational facilities sisting Mr. Feldman are Joe FM-
that the city provides. Its man- i gin, Rose Goldstein, Irving Rosen
by the directors of Camp. and Herbert Brandwine.
Nahelue and Little Nahelu assures,
Joe Faigin of the bnys' sports
the same efficiency that has made committee announced a handball
Camp Nahelu and Little Nahelu t ournament at Northwestern Field.
the outstanding institutions of More plans would be given et the
their kind in this section. En- next meeting on Aug. 14. Ruth
rollment will be limited to ten lams, of the girls' sports report-
children. Application may be made ed there would be basketball for
at Nahelu Lodge, Perry Lake. I he girls in the fall.
Ortonville, Mich., phone Orton-
Miss Slutzky announced that
ville 12F31.
he next meeting would be devoted
n the revision of the constitution.
Surprise entertainment is also
planned for the meeting on Aug.
Jewish Soldiers' and
Sailors' Furloughs
As a result of arrangements
made by the National Jewish Wel-
fare Board, departments of the
United States government have
issued furlough orders to enable
Jewish soldiers. sailors. coast
guardsmen, disabled veterans and
members of the Civilian Conserva-
tion Corps to observe the High •
Holy Days this fall.
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Gifts to North End Clinic
North End Clinic has received
the following enntnbutions:
In memory of Adolphus Fite!,
from Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Rosen-
field and Mrs. Benjamin L. Lam-
bert.
Drugs from Dr. Saul Rosen-
zweig.
Ennis Furs
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