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ROSENWALD POST
MEMBERS' DRIVE

A campaign for new members
has been started by the Julius Ro-
senwald Post of the American Le-
gion.
M. 1Vaterstone, chairman of the
membership committee, points out
the folowing facts.
There are approximately 2,000
Jewish World War veterans re-
siding in the vicinity of Detroit.
Only about 400 have availed them-

Urge Jewish Veterans
To Join Armistice Day
Parade at Noon Sunday

An appeal was issued this
week to all Jewish war veter-
ans to join the Rosenwald Post
of the American Legion in the
Armistice Day parade, which
will start from Jericho Tern.
ple at 12:30 p. m. on Sunday,
Nov. 11,
Abraham Zussman will be
the marahall of the Jewish sec-
tion in the parade. Dr. R. R.
Goldstone is president of Ros-
enwald Post.

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Chosen Itial;znniceinolsbeesrarti:.

BEHRENDT ELECTED SHERIFF IN CLOSE 1Crmittees
or Donor Event of
J.
W. E. W. 0. Jan. 9
RACE; SIDNEY GRAY ELECTED SENATOR;
BREZNER ELECTED JUDGE OF PROBATE

at d fr oh re tha e mte h i

yshsinin camp
itrietoyf,
Detroit
DeT
tr he n le l:a e b v er
'which added many new singers to
the
choir,
will
close
North Woodward Branch Meni•I the ranks of
officially on Monday evening, Nov.
oriel Luncheon to Be Held
are
IS. Prospective members
on Wednesday, Nov. 21
urged to join prior to that date.
Governor Lehman Re-Elected in New York; Rep. McFad-
A regular meeting of the North New members will not be per-
den; Anti-Semite, Defeated; 11 Jewish
Woodward branch of the Jewish mitted to sing in the tenth annual
Congressmen Elected
Women's Welfare Organization concert if they join later.
The masquerade party held last
was held at the home of Mrs.
Former Sheriff Henry Beh- Lodge No. 55, and the Maccabees. Silverstein, 3252 Calvert Ave. Saturday evening proved a sue-
He
is
the
secretary
of
the
Wayne
Plans
were
laid
for
the
donor
rendt was returned to his post
place Jan. 9, at
in ■ most interesting contest. County Bar Association, luncheon to take
The first criminal prosecution the Statler Hotel. Mrs. A. Gold-
It was not until Friday that it
dually became known that be for illegal practice of law by a berg, general chairman, and her
corporation was conducted by staff of workers, are working to
won by 308 votes.
Judge Brezner last year, and he make thla affair an outstanding
seven one.
Samuel Brezner, 32-year-old secured the conviction of
The chairmen selected are:
Detroit Jewish attorney, was defendants.
Mrs. A. Goldberg, general chair-
Judge Bremer is unmarried
elected for the short term as
man; Mrs. A. J. Redblatt, co-
Judge of the Probate Court, Tues. and lives with his , parents at chairman; Mrs. S. Gendil, chair-
13031 Flanders Ave.
mail of rummage; Mrs. E. J.
Lehman Realecta
i.Schwartz, co-chairman; Mrs. A.

annual ati n cele

which will be held Sunday eve-
.
n
ning, ete
Dec. 9, i ttelgyS

Music will

be furnished by Dave Diamond's

Della •Robia Orchestra.

Organizations wishing to attend
the affair en masse may apply for
tickets at a discount.
Halevy meets every ' Mayday
evening at 8:30, in room 23 of
Northern High School, and re-
hearsals are conducted by 'Dan,
Frohman.

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In New York, over"eini• J. Redblatt, chairman of ways
Big majority of voters returned and means; Mrs. J. Robins, chair-
to office Governor. Herbert H. man of ways and means and treas-
urer; Mrs. II. J. Weisberg, chair-
Lehman.
McFadden Defeated
men of bridge parties; Mrs. Ba-
; Representative McFadden, arch ker, co-chairman; Mrs. Diener,
anti-Semite, was defeated for re- chairman of programs; Mrs. A.
Smilo, co-chairman; Mrs. A. B.
$20
Knoppow, chairman of darling
selves of membership in the Amer
and
memorial ads; Mrs, Smilo,
SMALL DOWN PAYMENT
Linwood and Monterey
lean Legion. About 125 are mem-
chairman of approach committee;
REASONABLE
MONTHLY f,
bers in good standing in the Julius
Mrs. II. Ritz, chairman of gro-
, CHARGES
'Rosenwald Post, the only, all-Jew-
h Mown.
ceries;
co-chairmen,
Mrs.
Wise-
ish American Legion Post in the
man and Mn. Vogel.
State of Michigan.
All those wishing dates for
YOU CAN TELL
In Michigan, at Otter Lake,
rummage sales should call Long-
150
miles
north
of
Detroit,
THE WORLD
about
fellow 4295 or for cards call
is a home for orphaned and under-
YOU BOUGHT IT
The Young Mena Hebrew Assoc- privileged children of veterans.
Longfellow 5392. For any other
AT KOSINS
the
iation held its semi-annual dinner- There they go to school, are given
information desired, call
8925 TWELFTH STREET
dance
on
Sunday,
Nov.
4,
at
the
above
numbers.
the proper environment, pleasures
It's a small
Between Hazelwood end Taylor
Barium Hotel. Approximately 100 and necessities the children of the
Mrs. Sarah Hartman of 3240
store, but,.
attended this affair. Dr. Arthur city enjoy.
Rochester Ave is giving a bridge!
,
A Complete Line of
get • trial
Steinberg of Phi Lambda Phi Fra-
value. Know-
-for the J. W. E. W. 0. this'
Twelve hundred and nineteen
Furniture - Radios - Washers - Refrigerators
ternity
was
the
toastmaster
and
ing how and
fatheress boys and girls between
Saturday, Nov. 10, at 2 p. m.,
in turn introduced the following the ages of 18 and 21 are complet-
where to save
to earn her fee for the donor
money three
speakers: William Morris, honor- ing their higher education, as the
luncheon. Mrs. Silverman of 105
dna Is some
ary member of the "Y"; William result of the legion's appeals to
Belmont Ave. is also giving a
thing to be
Katz, president; Harry Eikoff, as- Congress. Many other things are
bridge, to be held on Wednesday, Hungarian Hebrew Congre-
SHERIFF
HENRY
BEHRENDT
prowl of.
sistant supervisor of the Depart- being done by the legion, that the
Dec. 12, at 2 p. m.
gation Grape Festival and
! ment of Recreation; Philip Slomo- average person does not read about, day, receiving a total vote of
The unartea
The memorial luncheon will be
Ball on Nov. 11
Men's Bolts In
' vitz of The Detroit Jewish Chron- and in which Julius Rosenwald 163,534.
held Wednesday, Nov. 21. Reser-
America et
icle; and Louis Sobel, executive di- Post has taken a hand. All these
vations must be in two days be-
Sidney C. Gray, a constable for
The Detroit Hungarian Hebrew
Roans f to r
rector of the Detroit Jewish Com- are gratuities of the members of
fore this date. For reservations Congregation will hold its grime
10 years, was elected State Sen-
munity Center.
$25.00
the legion, a part of the dues each ator in the 21st District, on the
cell Garfield 2843-W or.Garfield festival and ball on Sunday eve-
Presentations of awards were member pays annually.
JUDGE SAMUEL BREZNER
6887.
Democratic
ticket,
defeating
the
ning, Nov. 11, at Jericho Temple
made to the following: Alpha Tau,
Dues are $4 a year and there are
Ballroom, Joy Road and Linwood.
baseball championship trophy; Sy no assessments. To be eligible to veteran politician, Frank Darin. election by his Pennsylvania con-
Friends of members of the con-
Kaplan and Donald Mose, of Phi membership in the American Le- There is only a handful of Jewish stituents.
gregation are invited. Interesting
Lambda Phi, tennis awards; Sam- gion, all that is necessary is an residents in this district. Mr.
11 Jewish Congressman
entertainment features are being
uel Schwartz, of Alpha Tau, golf honorable discharge from the U. S. Gray is married, and has two
Elever, Jewish members of Con-
children. He resides at 8974
trophy and individual award.
provided and there will be numer•
Army, Navy or Marine Corps, re-
gress were elected on Tuesday, as
The "Y" league will soon open gardless of whether one served Dawes St.
Between Grand Ricer • Clifford
An interesting meeting of the ion folk dancing by 16 Hungarian
Judge Brezner will take office follows:
the basketball season with games over-seas, or in the U. S.
Eva Prenzlauer Maternity Aid ous novelties, including Ilungar-
Samuel Dickstein, Dr. W. I.
to be held at the new Northern
On Nov. 14, the next meeting of as soon as the election is certified.
was held Tuesday aftern oon, I dancers, plenty of grapes, etc.
Born May 6, 1902, in London, Sirovich, Sol Blum, Theodore R. Nov. 6, at Hotel Stetter. Mrs. Prizes will be awarded. The pro-
High School gymnasium.
Julius Rosenwald Post will be held
Peyser
and Emanuel Geller of
England,
he
was
brought
to
this
The latter part of December the at Jericho Temple, Joy Road near
Julius Wartell, acting president, seeds will go for the congrega•
league will sponsor its annual Linwood, at 8:30 p. m. All veter- country in 1908. He graduated New York; Isaac Bachrach of At- Mrs. M. Finkel, Mrs. P. Gorelik lion's building fund.
track meet and foul shooting tour- ans are welcome to attend this from Central High School and re- lantic City, N. J.; Adolph Sabbath, and Mrs. Rose Goldberg were ap•
A Torgsin Order will
nament. Arrangements are being meeting and to renew friendships. ceived his law degree from the Chicago; Mrs. Florence Kahn, San pointed as a committee for card CHI OMICRON FRATERNITY
be highly appreciated by
Detroit College of Law in Jimi- Francisco; Herman Ellenbogen,
made to have a debate league this
More
than
30
posters
bearing
ary, 1926. Pittsburgh; Herman Koppelman, parties,
your relatives in the So-
Rendre*:
winter, An important meeting
Mrs. Louis Fineman donated the names of the different frater-
A. M.,
.
On Sunday, Nov. 11, at LOU
Judge Brezner is a membel• of Hartford, Conn.; William Citron, liberally to the memorial fund.
will take place on Monday, Nov. Rosenwald Auxiliary Installs
viet Union.
nities, sororities and clubs µill be
Pr. Leo M. Franklin will deliver an
Pythias
Middletown,
Conn.
Knights
of
B'nai B'rith,
addres• appropriate to Armistice 0.7 13, at 9:30, at the Barium Hotel.
'
Many new cases were reported.
displayed at the Chi Omicron
Torgsin offers 15,000
Officers
tinder the titled, "Sword. or Plough-
Mrs. S. Feldman, 2009 Calvert Thanksgiving hop on Thursday+,
•s
different domestic and ;
hares."
On Sabath. Nov. 10, Rabbi Leon
Congregation
B'nal
bridge
party
a
Ave.,
will
rive
Nov.
29,
at
Installation of officers of the BETH EL SISTERHOOD
imported articles of high
!Tam will preach on the abject, i'lEd-
Wednesday afternoon, Nov. 14. Moshe, Dexter at Lawrence. This
Ladies Auxiliary of Julius Rosen- TO HEAR ADDRESS
-lad de Rothschild: A Memorial Tri•
quality. Clothing, shoes,
Other parties will be given by is a special privilege given only
bode."
wald Post No. 218 took place at
Rabbi Loon Fram will occupy the pul-
foodstuffs and other mer-
BINGAY MONDAY NOON
Mrs. Fannie Cohen, 2996 Mon- to clubs buying six tickets or
Plea are nearing completion for the Buddy's on Wednesday evening,
it Sunday morning, Nev. III, and Meek
chandise ore for sale.
will dance to
n Shalom Aerh'e novel, "Salvation." the Hausa donor dinner to he held Sun-
Oct 24, the following being in-
Nov. 14 is , the date of the terey Ave., Saturday afternoon, more. The guests
reitarkable story of the rhaseldie move- day, Pe,. 3, at the Durant Hotel. Among
and
of
Milt-Bernie
Sister-
Nov.
17;
Mrs.
H.
Holinstat,
2980
The
first
meeting
of
the
the music
donor luncheon eponsored by Mrs.
other entertaining features of this affair stalled:
ment by the author of "Three Cities."
a
. Mi. Hotly
will be the •Drearce
Tessie Kominars, president; hood of Temple Beth El will take Francis Shayne and committee in Fullerton, 4' bridge party; Satur- their recording orchestra. Ticketi
-
Jane lteltner, talented daughter of Mr.
ICs Temple Illeferhoodt
may be obtained from the mem-
Eve Zussman, first vice-president; place on Monday, Nov. 12, in the behalf of the emergency relief day, Nov. 17.
'The Temple Sisterhood will hold its and lira Sigmund Selmer of Woodiawn
The following reservations were bers of the Chi Omicron Frater-
lark
drive,
who
will
give
•
gran
of
Rose
Kay, second vice-president;
first Meeting of the se.on Monday.
Committee of the Odessa Society,
daces
major
part
of
the
program.
social
hall
of
the
Temple.
Fol-
Nov. II, in the racial hall. Malcolm
Celia Waxman, secretary; Goldie
Many sick and suffering people received for the donor luncheon nity or by calling University
Bing,. noted columnist. will speak. Mies Feltner elated with Roy HOyer In
Ise IfeurgsIn wanes
to take place at the Stotler Hotel, 2-9608.
Rubin, treasurer; Rose Davidson, lowing a luncheon which will be
luncheon. 55 cents per Diets Mn. Man- Ann Arbor for a year. previous to which
Pea your local bank ent
uel Arden. hospitality chairmen, and she appeared many time. locally where chaplain; Helen Wolf, historian ; served at 12:30, Malcolm W. Bin-
Dec. 4:
her committee will be at the door to she was extremely popular.
Meeriamee 8. Broode, M. Reber, Nat
RAI-ROMS
avtlaseinsa
sisal
Mrs. 21. N. Pealed. la chairman of Sara Jacobson, publicity; Sylvia
welcome all new membera If Mg to
Biainikoff, F. fledged, J. Belberor, 11.5.
The next Meeting of sal-Koms will
gay, editor and Columnist of the
your Mint vied to the Sisterhood. Meese the program for the dinner, and Mre.
Agrees, sergeant-at-arms; Bessie
Cohen J. Caen, A. 1,. Drapkin, Lai. he held on Sunday, Nov. IL at 315 p. tn.,
Detroit Free Press, will address
Feldman. et Mins Comer's home, 530 Romanis.
introduce yournelf. Make your mem.- Louie Conch is general chairman. Pro-
Fineman,
Para
Filler,
S.
Levitt, Ida Stein and Gertrude
lion without delay by calling Median mete a this event will he utilised in
Harry Fenno., David Fmedman, M. The girls' memberithip le closed, but bey•
the Sisterhood. Mrs. Maier B.
113d Mrs. R. R. Goldetona, chairman Promoting the program undertaken by Lackey, executive committee.
Finkel. H. Gineare, O. Gorelick, Rose of II or over will a welcomed. For In-
of the amine elate, Invitee You to see iladanah, the Women's Male organisa-
Goldberg, Sarah Goldberg. ft Montana. formation write Ml.. Herman, 5333 Bev-
The installation was in charge Finsterwald will preside.
t annually attractive dieplay of this tion of America, In rebuilding the Jewleh
A. •ipsot. A. LeVey, Hy Million, N. II. pry Ave.. recording samara'.
The
Sisterhood
this
year
is
par-
National
Home
and
through
ennintare
of Mrs. Edith Bryant.
group's worittnanehilb The
Nines, L. Neiman. Pam Ocnoe. Henan
Windt. fine imndwork and practical with Ile medical end health need., pro•
coma, P. Pollak, Jneeph Rose, A. Wil-
The newly installed president ticularly anxious to welcome new
household necessities at the lama PM - violins physical and social welfare for the
liams, J. Weissman. J. Walton, E.
members,
and
Mrs.
Manuel
Arden
was presented with a corsage, as
Wolff, Chart. Wolfgang, A. Yudkoff.
Able price..
Mrs. J. E. Bloomberg and Men. Louie
and her committee will be at the
R. Itounneld. A. Smile.
Lebeter. president of the local chapter. was the past president, who was
General Ropisletintatiett 'IP AS •
Men Wanted:
door, and asks all newcomers to
Members wishing to rummage ,
Robin Hood Is pending out e all for brought bark a entalledc report of the also presented with a gold past
at RPATORO, 211 riflh APte
MORRIS DAVIS
men, Quite a number of women'a vole. national eonvention of ladaneah. held
introduce
themselves.
should phone to Mrs. Nat Blatni-
president's pin.
are already busy rehearsing the melodies lo wahlemon, D. rt.. recently. Among
Los
Angeles,
Calif,
61
years
of
Among the important projects
°Wonting statistics presented wen
After the ceremonies, a dinner
koff for information.
of DeKovenin operett• anon to be Pro - the
that infant mortality had hero reduced
old, died on Oct. 27. Funera
which the Sisterhood is planning
daed by the Young Pena. Temple
was served.
Club under the direction of Philip Morn to the lowest it' the world end that al-
services were held at the Gies-
this
year
is
the
Braille
work,
d
though
the
maternity
war
of
the
old
and Arthur Galan. A few more male
band-Groman Funeral Parlors in
rusalem
ha
which
includes
the
transcribing
of
Itotachild
hootpllal
In
Je
ere needed to romplete tho task.
comodations for only 14, patients num•
Hen who enjoy ethane are Invited to
Los Angeles on Oct, 28 with inter-
Mrs.
H.
J.
Weisberg
Plants
literature
into
Braille
for
the
Yin
join the met nowt Wednesday night In bring 712 hen been cored for with but
ment at Mt. Zion Cemetery, Rab-
A
review
of
flholem
Asclie
most'-
three death, In the entire year. The
Trees in Mother's Memory blind. Another project is the
room at of the Temple at I o'clock.
tent novel, "flitivetion" was Man hr bi Rudolph Lupo officiating. lie
radium institute which opened In 1013
sewing
circle,
which
is
devoting
Rabbi David CederhaM et the Frid•y
end the X-ray In/dilute, continue to nerve
The Temple Forennt
is survived by his widow, Pauline;
e, clime widow, Nov. 3.
Stuart Ca. author of "The Tragedy Ina most affective manner to the bone•
Mrs. H. J. Weisberg of 2016 its efforts this season toward mak-
"Mon and Machines." eA et of the entire country. riled a the
■ son, Dave, and daughter, Rae
of Weetk P
Ave. planted two trees in ing practical and inexpensive ar-
At the annual memorial
New Pear ad "The Economy of Abun- crowning achievement for th• Iteditoseh Taylor
Nov. 14.
et Nathanson.
Michla n Plate Colles• Sunday. Nov.
dare" will open the eerond peas°, of In it. 21 yearn of serviee In Palmitin., memory of her mother,
Sarah ticles as well as the finest hand-
. ..4 the h one-
Wahlcederham
pronouns
the Temple Forum on the autdeet, "The IA the construction of the new Vaasa
work. Mrs. R. R. Goldstone is
rk
diction. The aryl,. were worked
Rothschild Hebrew Cnitersity hoppitel. Friedman, who died in Palestine
SADIE GROSBERG
New nest end the Brain Trued: Are
a
chairman of this committee.
throughout by meat
be st? and •PlzSiti -
They Proving Cerehte of Solving the the rornetetone of which wan laid by last June.
of 356 Arden Park, 46 years old,
ity.
(treat American Problem of Povert• In Henrietta Said, founder of Ilademuth,
annuitant...1y
with
the
convention
meet-
the /AMU of Plept•?" Taal, fight.
.S. pey- died on Nov. 2. funeral services
Ilre.
Mande
Bell
of
Ifilw•ulow
Nov. 13,et lila Senna (Irate MP ing to Washington.
to ber Ron-in-law were held on Nov. 6 with anter-
In •n extended Mat an
for the eeriest of 10i may he Purchased
Hervey
d Mr.
One of the art. of dement bridle
daughter. Mr.
▪
at the door. Single adrotleeloo., 1141
ment at Clover Hill Park Ceme-
parties eponeorecl Beth El Sister-
Steadman.
MRS.
FRANCES
SHAYNE
cents.
hood w. held at 1 oirlock Tuesday at
tery, Rabbi A. M. Hershman of-
the home a Mrs Mari. Fielder. 613
wrs. Cala. Outlet of New York City ficiating. Mrs. Grosberg was born
and Chicago 'pent the weelt-end with
Eat Paean. St Wm Fighter was cc-
Nov. 10-11-Sisterhood of Shaarey Zedek annual bazaar.
will be helped with the proceeds her parents, Mr. and Wm Sal Lowe,
in Detroit and graduated from
Shaarey Zedek Y. P. S. An. anted hy Mr. liart and Sty..
Nov.
11-Council
of
Jewish
Women's
junior
organization
meeting
realized, according to Mrs.
Goldberger. The. rade , ere!
She was
School.
•
Lai. Rattail.k was elected recently Western .1ligh
nounces Plans for Season Daniel
at 1258 Chicago Blvd.
open to and their friends.
Shayne.
to
the
presidency
of
the
Xlw•nis
no
a member of Congregation Shaa-
Stuart
Chase,
speaker.
Nov. 13-Temple Beth El Forum,
SURGICAL PAOHILL
The ladies of the Odes.sa So- of heaths
Another holidey dance given Puniny
rey Zedek. Surviving her are her
At the last meeting of the Jun- 1111tht at the Home Dairy. wee that
Nov. 13-Hadassah monthly meeting, at Book Cadillac.
ciety are making serious efforts
IV and ?ion Henry Zimmerman are husband, Charles; two daughters,
ior Young' People's Society of sponsored by the women of Beth El
Nov. 14-11adassah pep meeting.
811
Tear? lane.
success.
in
Columhue,
ohla
a
to
make
the
luncheon
*reek
yinmdIns the
Sieterhood for their friend. Thin wen
Jean and Norma; ■ son, Mervin;
Nov. 14-Graduation exercises of Hebrew High School at Phila.
Shaarey Zedek held Sunday, Nov. enjoyed hy 76 ouples.
lama taa•amell
Nov.,
The charmen.
c
About a hundred donors have
a
ma o f ARM 14milon Pl. her father, Joseph Wolf, and
by •
Three ',Pi
Hall, at 8 p. m.
by Landing
4, in the social hall of the syna- Mrs. R. 14. Pearl ed.% 'as •nulmtett lAre.
pledged
their
presence
at
the
J.
....Art Fiera, Morrie Glam •n4 Nate brother, Abner.
committee. Palma were
rheas...
Nov. 17, 18, 19-Fourth annual bazaar of B'nai Moshe.
gogue, committee heads announced Inge
week-end for the
J. Bray, Mrs Arthur Dubois. /Ark Flea
Book Cadillac Hotel on Nov. 14, Brower returned this Michigan
mule vn
old Fienbere. Ildhey Helper, Mrs.
Noy. 18-Jewish Women's European Welfare Organization 16th
mnlnl came.
plans for the current season.
at 12 : 30 p. m., and many more Mernuelte. and for the rale early
2073
GUSSIE
BLITZ
The dramatics committee, headed Loots A. were and &fa It F. Snider-
Wayne
Hotel.
annual dance, at Fort
promises were made by friends of • hich the fraternity hell at Its hou. of 2950 Glendale Ave., 65 years
Chasten.
by Robert Levy and Miss Melba m s
Nov. 18-Three one-act playa by Y. P. S. Players in social hall of
on Saturday wetting, Nov. 3.
the Odessa Society to be present.
will Main •
Rabbi
Bernard
old,
died
on
Nov.
I.
Funeral
Sklar, announced that casting for eerie. of lectures on comparative reli-
Congregation Shaarey Zedek.
P•hhl Cede/sham epok• 'Blest,. Nov.
Rabbi Leon Fram will deliver ■
E..1141 10461..
held-et -Nov.-1 with
the first two one-act plays has now gions, at the Flint institute of Arm an
Nov. 19-Northwestern Branch of Jewish Old Folks' Home.
before dm InnIne ttadaseeh of De- iserviees ,werti
talk on a current topic. Karl ▪ troit
Nov. V). The arta of 10 will be given
at the Hotel Pt•lier.
interment at Beth Abraham Cem-
Nov. 20-Temple Beth El Forum, George Sokoliky, speaker.
been completed, and rehearsals are Of
Boutel,
pianist,
will
play
several
p m. Tuesday..
being held every Monday evening
rine, etery, Rabbi J. Thumim officiat-
Preunt. Mre
Nov. 20-J. N. F. tea at Old Folks' Home.
MOM Zeiger will trace the hiworisal
aeee
selections, and Rhoda Zahavie .oldwen
o
and Sfre. Jemrh floldhere en.
in the synagogue. These two plays barkgrounds of the rellgiu•
word
ing. She Is survived by her hus-
Nov. 21-European Woman's Welfare memorial services.
g ter•. irrontr at a luncheon
df
will sing selection' and ballads. .
out embattle s and duffer-
Jew-
will be presented at the organiza- will point
by
Nov. 25-Avukah concert at Jewish Community Center,
WedneedaY. band, Herman; four daughters, r
Tickets for the sale. may be
..r Inv•Ir onnoljltenonts
ences.
with Mrs. Sherman at the piano. 0..I.
Rev. Carder ;
tion's first social Sunday evening purchased at the institute.
11. et the lame of Mrs. Present.
Helen, Sophia, Mrs. Sarah Bock-
ish Community Center, by Jewish Art Tours of Chicago.
Those that are unable to com-
to be held the latter part of Novell,-
David Golde4.
MonfrAnallon Reth holtz and Mrs. Eva Pollack, and
Nov. 25-Zedakah Thanksgiving dinner-dance.
mu. 01.1mbooA
The tea /Men by the Junior Meter.
before
contributions
plete
their
ber Dancing and refreshments
bavInA s•
ml ma. w
a son, Harry.
Nov. 27-Temple Beth El Forum, Norman Thomas and Prof.
. * reX41:rovis.r,,,Ver;
evening. nowt .:4714
the date of the luncheon are in- ....wit.,
e
Dets.W.1 Vaassit o
Her n PAW.- It•uan of Beide
Will constitute part of the
Harry Gideonse, speakers.
stale redernolon
140IL L
__ to Mies Jennie Kranarlem home In th•
be
vited to come to the luncheon and resell. provident of the monthly
Hebrew
tneronlir.
Corti lete announcements will
JOSEPH BERKEY
Ladies'
Auxiliary
of
United
scemrhond•
el
the
/lady apartments The •freir was very
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27-Membership
tea
of
Nov.
contributions
moy • Y. lb. Omens of Mr.
may
complete
their
made at the next meeting to be Intormel. Km H. I. Gutow and
46
Waskast Caw..
Schools, at Hotel Stotler.
dierelesed Of 2286 West Grand Blvd.,
Illeffmtn,
Mr..
Ityln•
•
Iintairk
preeldina
for
the
ten.
The
•..y1A
within 30 days.
held on Sunday, Nov. 18, and in tale wee reentered with • no howl of
alas Porformod at
•be
of 1., • Fotloretlee and the molt years old, 'died on Nov. 6 at Sara-
Nov. 27-Jewish Old Folks' Home membership luncheon.
All members and friends of the -snit rime
the next issue of The Chronicle.
It he. done Tee wee ouyed
rolorful fall dower.
nac Lake, N. Y. Funeral services
Hess.. 6.a Asy
Nov. 29-Junior Hadassah dance at Masonic Temple.
tit.
Mi. Ruth Warren, chairman
Odessa Society are urged to no-
were
held
at
Lewis
Bros.
Funeral
na-
P.
S.
Thanksgiving
Day
tea
dance,
In
social
hall
of
*alai committee. made the •rroo
Nov. 29-Y.
Asspasiata•sa4
tify of their arrangements either
men.. amended be Woe Hefty Ssito ,
interment
Home
on
Nov.
8
with
Kaaba Mai
Shaarey
Zedek.
Gifts to Hadassah Fund
First Galician Society Plans Slice Elaine Goldstein and Ills Beaty
Mrs. Francis Shayne, chair-
at Clover Hill Park Cemetery,
Oren
Dec. 2-Sisterhood of Shaarey Zedek children's party.
Mork. Another arty will he
man; Mrs. Herman Kanter, secre-
New Year Eve Din.
by this group next month.
Rabbi Harold N. Rosenthal and
Dec. 2-"A Night in Hawaii," at Book Cadillac Hotel, sponsored
cha
i
rman
tary, Townsend 6-8914; Mrs
Mrs . Joe Magidsohn,
net Party
Cantor J. 11. Sonenklar officiating.
by Zedakah Juniors.
Charles Dricker, treasurer, or of the Infant Welfare Fund of Ile is survived by his mother, Mrs.
Monuments of anunOtei,
Dec. 4-Temple Beth El Forum, E. C. Engelbrecht, speaker.
Detroit Chapter of Badmouth,
man-
Young
People's
Auxiliary
of
Mackin,
publicity
the
Mrs.
Louis
Clara Berkey; two brothers, Dr.
Announcement is made by the
Dec. 4-Eva Prenzlauer Group donor luncheon.
the donor luncheon. so hoe received the following con-
ager
of
of
Detroit
Society
and
a
sit
Benjamin,
Dec. 9-Maccabean festival of Jewish National Fund and Zion-
William and
B'nai Moshe
First Galician
that reservations may be made in tributions:
that it will give a New Year's Eve
ist Organizations of Detroit.
. ter, Mrs. Louis Silver.
From Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wets-
due time, not later than Nov. 12.
dinner and dancing party at the
Young People); Bible Clare
Dec. 9-Shaarey Zedek Chanukah dinner-dance.
The
man,
in
memory
of
Dr.
Louts
The following are luncheon
BENJAMIN RUSKIN
Hotel Fort Wayne, Cans and Tem- of B'nai Moshe will meet on Tues-
Dec. 9-Third annual dance of Detroit Halm Singing Society.
Friedman.
donors:
of West Grand Ave., 62 years old,
Dec. 11-11adassah Donor Luncheon.
day evenings at 9 p. m., under
Mmdernes Reran Cada., fl brat
From the group of iladm`h died on Nov. 1. Falters] services
The committee in charge of the the leadership of Rabbi Moses
PrIraer, LIchmateln. flats Itmental
Dec. 11-Temple Beth El Forum, John llaynes Holmes, speaker.
women that attended the conven-
R. PN.nen. ft Bader, E Grant, P
New Year's Eve party headed by Fischer. Those wishing to attend
were held on Nov. 2 with inter-
Dec. 16-Dance of Junior Jewish National Fund, at Hotel Statler.
(shin. P Green. Is Key. L achwats. lion, in honor
of the wedding mem at Westwood Cemetery,
Henry Fenster, promises to ex- th eclass should come promptly at
Dec. 16-Annual banquet of Molly Seigel Auxiliary of J. C. R. S
II. Apple„ Pl•mend. Rake iltherman,
annivervary of Mr. and Mrs. Rabbi M. Zager officiating. Ile is
Gremseeig. Ic-rsen Kamen. Weintran
ceed previous strain with regard 93 p. m., in the vestry room of
of Denver, at B'nai David.
ileloaky. St tiled... %Thorpe Irelkin.
Harry Jackson.
to music, dinner, entertainment.
survived by his wife, Libby; two
Dec. 16-B'nai Moshe donor dinner.
Gerd..., Weinberg. Chaser sad
the synagogue.
V.l011, Mr. end Mrs. Benjamin
Parties in the past have always
Has maw
Dec. 29 to Jan. 1-Eighteenth annual convention of the Mix-
sons Phil and Harold, and two
A regular meeting of the or-
n well attended by members of
Goldstein of Pontiac, in memory daughters, Mrs. Betty Yeker and
rachi Organization of America. at Hotel- Stotler.
ganization will be held on Sun-
ELFTH ST. ,r1
7719
society and their friend With day, Nov. 11, at 4 p. m., in the
of Mrs. Sadie Groaberg and Harry Mrs. Edith Cutler .
Dec. 81-New Year's Eve dinner-dance by Jewish Women's Euro-
R OOM HA
NC
r.rsii.ox
.
c
Levine of Kalamazoo, Mich.
■ record attendance anti ipated
•f teem
pean Welfare Organization, at Littman's Hall, 12th and
trait. Nu met•t the homes
room of the synagogue.
club
the New Year's Eve pary, a moder-
From Mr. and Mrs. Joe Magid-
Laet. 270 cortland Are. en ?Cm 0
Seward.
The Young People's Auxiliary
The awnless...hip coentnittee senweting
ate charge of $2.50 per person has
sohn, in memory of Harry Levine.
Jan. 8-Temple Beth El Forum, Dr. Morris Fishbein, speaker.
of Harry Use ad Mime Romeo re.
will participate in the congrega-
ported
are
emeptare
of
In
Rubel.
J.
been set.
Jan. 9-European Women's Welfare donor luncheon.
tion's fourth annual carnival and
toe Seltmr a. members a
Park and
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Jan. 13-Tenth anniversary celebration of the Goodwill Sewing
MIA
Sol
the ervaialia. Joe Pont
bazaar by managing the candy
CLUB RAO
Abele romaetwl athlete.reccconeet•
Circle, at Congregation B'nai Moshe.
BEN BEY CLUB
booth.
Club Rao holds basketball prac-
Abe Gitel of the fie-
season
for the
Jan.
15-Temple
Beth
El
Forum,
Prof.
Eduard
Lederer
and
Prof.
Co.
win
furnish
troll Juvenile Furniture
The Ben Bey Club will have an
tice every week. A membership
the gm/m.1am outfit. for tnernhent
Emil Heimann, speakers.
open meeting to review the appli- SIGMA LANOINDA f7II
Edward A Weise and saw Gettermen drive is now being conducted.
Jan. 22-Temple Beth El Forum, Ludwig Levrisohn, speaker
the Sool•I entranIttm Plans are under way for the third
were appointed
cations of the many aspirants for
Rose, pe.Mtlent et Epsilon
1, 1 H emet'
"'"" '""„%."
Jan. 23-Third annual donor luncheon of United Hebrew Schools
byeL7:::
r
tunt.r .
membership. Progress is being party. InsU
anniversary to be observed in
N• The fraternity will honor
an4 entertaisaret gilose 'So-Veldt;
Auxiliary.
Prewar sad Abe (Ha with • Meg Is January. The next meeting will
made in sponsoring the ripen turn.
a
tn t solt71.:,1, 1LA . affair which was held
homer or their ferthsomieg eintroaews
Jan.
29-Temple
Beth
El
Forum,
Anita
Block,
speaker.
forums. A wienie roast will be
pre- be held at the Jewish Commu-
art
Is
Harry
Reasonand
Abe
Glom
Trinity 2-2114
;;;
-
7739 John R. St
`
;,`""
,"
e=ntr::.
wee M:eed• oomeer""
Feb. 6-Temple Beth El Forum, Maurice Hindus, speaker.
pare the hy-laws of the ronwitetlea nity Center on Sunday, Nov. 11,
held at Belle Isle on Saturday, 1:a
Cap-
fad a. dert1.•0,
f:rrt
,
which will be preareelied to Ow Oa-
Feb. 27-Zedakah donor luncheon.
Nov. 17, at which time new mem-
.,' .11 ekalreetta. Reg
I at 6:30 p. ns.
Unit/ ter acCeptltace.
R. Robbins.
bers will be initiated.

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