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JOHN HAYNES HOLMES TO ADDRESS
HADASSAH DONOR LUNCHEON TUESDAY

a,At lt, eiv0e %.V
Ish t I uOr N t e ,Y
, lb years
of 2690
old, died on Dec. 1. Funeral serv-
o ices were held at Lewis Bros. Fu-
Interesting Program Is Arranged for Annual Event; neral Home on Dec. 2 with inter-
ment at Clover Hill Park Ceme-
Bendetson Netzorg and Mrs. Lappin on
tery, Rabbi Harold N. Rosenthal
Musical Program
officiating. He is survived by his
widow Dora; two sons Irvin S.
The outstanding social event of Minuelto, by Sgambati; Kiss and Harry; three daughters, Mrs.
the year, planned and consum- Waltz Paraphrase, by Strauss Harry Ilartstone of Boston, Mass.,
mated by Detroit women, takes Schuett.
Mrs. Barney Donau of Grand
Mrs. Lappin, head of the vocal Rapids and Lillian of Detroit; a
place at the Book Cadillac Hotel
next Tuesday, Dec. 11. at 12:30. department of the Ganapol School sister, Mrs. Harry Edelman of
It will be Detroit chapter of Ha- of Music, made her professional Buffalo, N. Y., and three brothers.
dasaah's seventh annual donor debut in Detroit about a year ago Charles, Abe and harry.
at a large concert at the Masonic
Temple, after five years of study
EVA SCHAEFER
in Italy, where she sang important
roles in opera. Since her return of 1761 Seward Ave., 82 years
to this country she has made old, died on Dec. 2. Funeral sere-
numerous successful appearances, ices ' were held at Lewis Bros. Fu:
notably in Chicago and Washing- neral Home on Dec. 4 with inter-
ton, having been the soloist at the ment at Clover Hill Park Ceme-
tery, Rabbi A. M. Hershman of-
ficiating. She is survived by a
son, Samuel, and four daughters,
Mrs. A. L. Scheffreen of Boston,
Mass., Mrs. Lewis L. Steinberg,
Mrs. Mary Gordon and Mrs. Gus-
sie Gillespie, all of Detroit.

MRS. DORA LAPPIN
luncheon, an affair wain every
year captures-the enthusiastic sup-
port of hundreds of Detroiters.
A program of compelling merit
has been arranged, encompassing
a nationally famous speaker from
New York and two Detroit artists
of recognized achievements.' The
Rev. John Haynes Holmes, whose
liberality of thought and power
of eloquence have commanded the
respectful admiration of audiences
throughout the nation, will speak
on "The Miracle of Zion." Rev.
Holmes has the unique distinction
of being the first Christian to be
awarded the Gottheil medal be-
cause of his services to the Jewish
people of America. He has for
years believed in and publicly
sponsored the Zionist movement,
and has visited Palestine because
of this interest. On Tuesday eve-
ning, Rev. Holmes will be the
speaker at the Temple Beth El
Forum.
An artistic musical feast, ar-
ranged by Mrs. Abraham Cooper,
music chairman, will be rendered
by Mrs. Dora Lappin, vocalist,
and Bendetson Netzorg, pianist.
Rabbi Leon From will deliver the
invocation.
Mr. Netzorg has long been iden-
tified as one of Detroit's most
distinguished pianists and com-
posers, and has appeared as soloist
at several concerts of the Detroit
Symphony Orchestra. lie is at the
head of the Netzorg School of
l'iano, and is at present fulfilling
an engagement with Station WWJ
each Sunday evening. Mr. Nets.
org's program will consist of:
Romance, by Sgambati; Zecchio

BENDETSON NETZORG

Washington Chapter of liadassah
donor luncheon. Her program will
consist of a group of Palestinian
songs and an aria from "Madame
Butterfly". Mrs. Lappin will be
accompanied by Miss Maxine Ze-
der.
Because of the large attend-
ance, which will exceed 600, Mrs.
Ralph Davidson, luncheon chair-
man, urges punctuality on the
part of all participants, as this
will facilitate the seating.
Additional pledges have been
received from:

Rabbi Bernard Helierof Ann Arbor,
the Ladies Auxiliary of the Jewish N.•
lions' Fund, Purity Chapter, Order of
Eastern Star, and from the Mesdames
Louis Berk, Samuel Illoek, J114 . 1,1, Bo-
rth, Rose J. Byron, Arthur Caplan, Louie
111ad, Clarence EnfIllass I. (tallow. Ben
Goldman, Morse Goldman, II. Goldstein,
Lyman lisrrla Beryl Harrison. John
Hayman. Moritz Kahn. Shuts Kirsch-
baum. Maurice Krause. Nol Lachman,
Albert Litutman, A. Lemberg. A. .L•Le-
ain. Hurry Levine. Sarah Levine, Israel
LPW111, Bertha Limits, Paul Marlenthal,
Arnold Relax Wm. Nelson. Mitchell B
Robinson. Robert Itheen. Jos. Rosenberg,
Kate RosenthalAbraham Hosensweig.
II. Rosman. Berry Satoesky. Frank
Selfefman. Samuel Schwartz, Bert Sil-
verman, Eugene TereitYi, Flla Vellrk,
Ralph Weisman, Samuel Weleinan, Chas.
I. Dylan, Jails
Welt. Ell W olf,
Zulebark, N. E. Aronstarn. Morton A.
nest Isadore Berman, Louis Blumberg.
Samuel Boris. Morris Burnstein, M.
Cohn, Aaron Friedman. Sadie Goldstein,
C. G. Halpert, Samuel Hartman. J. I.
Jay. ,Kelly Kaufman, M. Lampert.
Milgrim Shop, Chas. Parson. Jail.
Rabinowitz, Louis &Mussel. Louis So-
bel. Harry Cram Lee Willing. A. Wis-
p., Msawoll Wolistein.

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LAFER BROS.

Jara, COFFEE.

MIMIMMIlimilimmi
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
JEWISH

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Trinity 2-2114

John R. St.

REV. J. SILVERMAN

CHANUKAH GREETINGS

SURGICAL MOHEL

MARILYN

211 Years' Calor-

boom Esdersed
by Leading
Montan.

INC.

2073
Gladstone

GOWNS - FROCKS
MILLINERY

Euclid 10467

1246 Washington Blvd.

Randolph 4630

Rev. Cantor
David Golder

Detroles savants
MOHLL

Chanukah Greetings

Wedding Console

Performoded
Home and by
Appotntment
Euclid We

AARON DeROY
MOTOR CAR CO.

AARON DeROY, Pres.

Monuments of Charactet

Distributors of

HUDSON-
TERRAPLANE

Columbia 1300
4462 WOODWARD

Maud Urbacb

1. 57.
7729 TWELFTH
1140.0

Dr. Leo Jung to Be Guest Speaker; Mrs. Jacob Schakne,
Mrs. Harold Schakne, Sidney Gottlieb and Cantor
Rosenfeld on the Musical Program

ANNA GROSBERG
of 2645 Monterey, Avn., 68 years
old, died on Dec. 1. Funeral
services were held on Dec. 2 with
interment at Clover Hill Park
Cemetery, Rabbi A. M. Hershman
and Cantor J. H. Sonenklar offi-
ciating. She is survived by her
husband. Jacob; five sons, Joseph,
Charles, William, Ben and Harold,
and two daughters, Mrs. Marian
Schwartz and Mrs. Ruth Gurwm.

Chanukah Greetings to the

CHANUKAH GREETINGS

Entire Jewish Community

•

Whitlock Smith
& Co.

STOCKS nod BONDS

JOHN J. BARC

United States Marshal

1446 Penobscot Bldg.

CH 4900

I.'

On the occasion of the celebration of Chanukah, the "Feast of
Lights," we take this opportunity of extending best wishes for
happy holiday to all Detroit Jewry.

RICH & WILLIS

I

Louis Smilansky
Archie Morse

Charles C.
BENJAMIN

F. B. CALKINS

FELIX
Portrait Studios

Dr. 0. C. Anderson

-
Neon Signs Service
System

The Jewish Welfare Federation
Is A Communal Responsibility

Brown's Drug Store

BONISH STUDIO

Hammerstein's
Drugs

We guarantee our Patented
Modern Finished Photos
Permanent Wedding Photos
our specialty.

J. Francis Martin, D. S. C.

CHIROPODIST
1208 Stroh Bldg.
Randolph 4620

(CONCLUDED FROM PAGE 1)
Cut Rate P
iptions
5631 MICHIGAN
Over 20 years in some locality.
We Deliver
Lafayette 5748
it has been able to fulfill. to a large degree, the functions contem-
13201 Linwood, cor, Tyler
plated in its creation. The union has grown gradually in response
Longfellow 4908
to the demand of social service needs and ideals until in its scope
today Sr. • score or more of distinct activities requiring • subsidy
Osteopathic Physician
annually of several hundred thousand dollars.
MRS. F. A. JOHNSON, Mgr.
1104.5 Francis Palms Bldg.
1119 FARMER STREET
A brief sketch of our history reveals that in 1923 • survey con-
Collingwood at Third
KATE SAXON
Cadillac 8615
Cad. 8978
ducted by the Bureau of Jewish Social Research recommended that
Long: 2680
of 17565 Stoepel Ave., 60 years which the community had thought desirable for some time: namely,
old, died on Dec. 2. Funeral the establishment of an effective organization of the community
services were held on Dec. 3 with forces and improvement of service in different directions. And is
Friendly Insurance 'Service
interment at White Chapel Mem- the Jewish Welfare Federation was brought into being-a "double-
400 Hofmann Bldg.
oriel Cemetery, Rabbi Leon Fram barreled" organization, one barrel permitting the normal relation
High-Class Furs Made to Order
Cherry 5756
CERTIFIED PUBLIC
officiating. She is survived by with the Community Fund to continue unimpaired and the other
Repairing, Remodeling, Storage
Residence, Trinity 2.0780
ACCOUNTANTS
11540 D
her husband, Herman; a son, providing for a comprehensive support of the Jewish communal
Boulevard
Longfellow 3843
David L.; a sister, Rose Saxon, activities outside of the Community Fund, both local and non-local.
and ■ brother, Louis Saxon of
Along with this brief statement must come a word about the
1900 E. JEFFERSON AVE.
New York.
JOHN II. WOLFLEY
Detroit Service Group, • permanent organization that grew out of
Fitzroy 4343
EARL G. BOWMAN
the campaign force of 1925. This group d the credit for the
Firestone Tires, Vulcanizing
MURRAY ROBINSON successful efforts in connection with Community Fund campaigns as
"SIIUR-GOOD" BRAND
Willard Batteries
of 2224 Pingree Ave., 39 years well as in the Allied Jewish Campaigns. This permanent group has Texaco Gas
Tire Repair, Indian Oils
1599 EAST WARREN
old, died on Dec. 3. Funeral become a necessary and a highly important element in Detroit's
2485 MICHIGAN AVE.
Temple 24361
services were held at Lewis Bros. scheme of community organization. Recently it h•s added folic.
Lafayette
2017
3510 BEALS
Funeral Home on Dec. 3 with tional committees for educational work among its members. The
5182 GRAND RIVER AVE.
Whittier 4532
interment at Machpelah Ceme- committee meetings have been exceedingly well attended and
tery, Rabbi Harold N. Rosenthal much interest and enthusiasm. In this symposium each member of
2493 RUSSELL
officiating. Surviving him are his the social service family will have his own say. Therefore, it redly
Clifford 3686
wife, Leone; ■ brother and a is not necessary to describe the individual efforts. May I urge instead
that you read the story presented by each, in order to become •c•
sister.
quainted with the work attempted by us in your name?
3543 WOODWARD
COMPANY
Luncheon 354
There are, however, several factors causing friction in an other.
Temple 1.7103
SOL VICTOR
CHerry 1919
Special Dinners 55c
of 2519 Pingree Ave., 45 years wise normal family life. The fast-growing number of donor lunch-
Choice of Chinese and
old, died on Dec. 1 after an ill- eons, the unnecessary and deplicating effort of some agencies trying
American Dinners
ness of 17 years. Funeral services to do relief work, the attitude of certain groups to assume by them-
GOOD USED CARS
WE DELIVER
1501 BEAUBIEN
were held on Dec. 2 with inter- selves the communal responsibility of building • new Old Folks' Home,
9800 Grand River at Livernois
9031
Woodward,
at Clairmount
and
various
other
element.
which
time
and
space
will
not
permit
me
Randolph
4232
ment at Machpelah Cemetery,
Northlawn 9815
Madison
0802
Rabbi Leon Fram officiating. He to mention. However, m•y I enlarge on those mentioned?
Fenkell and Li
is
Donor luncheons are now fashionable. Every organization, large
is survived by his wife, Birdie;
Un. 1.9841 - 2-9826
two sons, Arnold and Norman; and small, has found it easy to have people gather in order to permit
258 E. VERNOR
its
ladies
to
break
bread.
And
all
this
for
what
superficially
appears
Everything for the Office
two daughters, Muriel and Ev-
Cherry 0170
urpose-
it s it s acti • it y is
• grow
P think
322 W. Lafayette
elyn; a brother, David, and a to be a most laudablep Ever
sister, Mrs. Beatty Stolzman, both most important, not only for itself, but in the community. And so'
Cadillac 3940
of Flushing, L. I. Mr. Victor was it fails to realize what it does to the general communal effort. The rittle.0 Temple 1_3352
10338 DEXTER
ST, AUBIN ST.
' A i 2937
'
ESPERANTO PRINTING
a member of the Knights of attention of our people is diverted from the central organization
Longfellow 8412
which has the daily obligation of taking care of our socially mal-
Pythias.
CO.
adjusted, our dependent, those seeking aid and guidance. And it is
8830 Twelfth St.
possible that because of this diverting of attention
tention the larger com-
MRS. FLORA SCHREIBER
Madison 2381
Funeral services were held Fri- munal cause fails. May I hope that our broadminded friends, pm-
day, Nov. 30, for Mrs. Flora sowed of social vision, will soon realize the damage they are doing
WOODS
COAL an d Manufacturers and Jobbers of
Schreiber, widow of Mooney to the larger community program--and stop giving donor luncheons.
LEON LEIBIIABER, Prop.
COKE CO.
Raw, Roasted, Salted and
There are numerous o rganizations attempting to relieve distress
Schreiber, roofing company foun-
Producing
the
best
quality
in
town.
Blanched Peanuts
SEMrT SOLVAY COKE
Don't forget the address--
der, who died suddenly Thursday, in this community, in addition to the Jewish Social Service Bureau.
12285 Schaefer Highway
and
Those
working
in
close
cooperation
with
the
Jewish
Social
Service
13731 LINWOOD
Nov. 29, at the Book-Cadillac
Miller. Delicious Peanut Butter .
Hogarth 5050
Hotel. The services were held at Bureau, the recognized family care agency in the community, are
Longfellow 0011
FRESHEST
IN TOWN!
Lewis Brothers Funeral Home, doing a fine supplemental piece of work. On the other hand, there
RADIO CAB CO.
Fitm'oy 3636
7739 John R street, with Rabbi are some groups that are doing their own work and, while doing
COLUMBIA
4884
Leo M, Franklin in charge. Burial lip service to the principles of cooperation and coordination, seem
4725 John R
BOTTLES AND JARS
all intents and purposes quite unaware of the existence of our
was in New York City. Surviving
2903 BEAUBIEN
Mrs. Schreibef are five sons, Mur- central family service agency. They cause confusion, duplication
ADVANCE GLOVE
Cadillac 2466
of
effort,
a
waste
of
money
and
undo
much
of
the
effectiveness
of
ray, Sampson, Irving, Alvin and
319 STATE ST.
Ran. 4101
MFG. CO .
Harold Schreiber; three daugh- the work of the central organization. Certainly this ought to be E. A MICI:dY
TYPEWRITERS
2336-40 RUSSELL
ters, Mrs. Maurice Schatz, Mrs. apparent to anyone with an outlook that is not parochial and pic•• 1 FAMILY
All best makes, late styles, look,
Randolph 3444
yunish.
May
I
ask
that
you
support
us
in
the
position
which
we
hold
Morris Baron and Mrs. Maurice
wear, write, guaranteed like new.
illa. Square
Randolph 5403
ooldstein. She also leaves 10 that, while the work done by the independent relief agencies might
Detroit's old
ISYDORE WEXLER
est firm. Here you
on, it should go on in a spirit of real and sincere cooperation with
grandchildren and two brothers, go
nave half.
S
11
0
ES
Jacob S. and Max Kahn, both of the Jewish Social Service Bureau.
11423 MACK
And now, the question of the Old Folks' Home. The building of
New York.
ANTHRACITE
proper facilities for the housing of those aged •nd infirm who are to
MORRIS TAUB
BITUMINOUS
be cared for by our community is the job of the Federation. There
SOLVAY
COKE
HERN at D. T. R. R.
is a very good reason for this statement. Building of institutions
WHOLESALE-RETAIL
Whittier 7192
LONGFELLOW 8655.56
takes out of • community huge sums of money. After all, the build-
Temple 2-5245
Our Sour Cream Is Made
In memory of our dear mother, ing project of •ny institution has a strong appeal, and the direct
STANDARD
FISH
Fresh Daily from Pure
result
is
that
the
drive
for
the
building
fund
is
a
success.
Following
Leba Moss, who left as on the
Ingredients
DISTRIBUTORS
27th day of Kislev, seven years close on the heels of this campaign is the general communal drive
Supreme Quality Maintained at A111 ThowNi
1334 East Vernor Highway
ago. Forever missed by her sons which provides the continued life stream for the everyday life of our
Wenixo .11 BITTER and
existing institutions. This general drive inevitably proves • failure
ALI. KINIP4 Or 1.11ELaK
Cadillac 6781
and daughter.
854 HOWARD
because of the draining of • large sum of money-at the wrong or
•
Cadillac 4106
ROEHL STORAGE CO.
In loving memory of my dear ■ at the inopportune time-for building purposes-and then we are
526 ALFRED ST.
husband, Alex Stein, who passed faced with the problem of inadequite support, •nd much suffering
results.
We
have
had
plenty
of
examples
of
this
type
of
misdirected
CAd. 3500
away 7 years ago, Dec. 21, 1927
energy. Furthermore, the building of an Old Folks' Home is •
Perfect Matched Plates
(27 days in Kislev).
8059 GRAND RIVER AVE.
community obligation, needing • community effort •nd directed by
ABRAHAM
PUPKO
and Pattern Castings
GArfield 1340
Days of madness come over me
the community-appointed agency-the Federation. No group is by
1545 TEMPLE
9022 Twelfth
Tear. In sllenre often Sow
itself
important
enough
to
press
its
own
desires
at
•
the
expense
of
the
ever
near
me
Cadillac 2426
Memory keeps Slot
Trinity 2.7742
Though he clued seen years ago
great mass in our community. With needs far greater, with less
KARL GAUGENREIDER
Sadly missed by his wife, Marie dollars to work with, who among us wishes to assume the responsi•
bility of adding to the already difficult task of administering to the
3215 Hamilton Ave.
VENTILATING CONTRACTOR
Stein.
Sheet Metal and
needs of our dependent Jewish brethren? is there •ny one person
Near Grand River
AIR CONDITIONING
Roofing Products
big
enough,
or
•ny
one
group
self-centered
enough,
wishing
to
Temple 1.7240
In sad but loving memory of
9080 Alpine Ave.
639
EAST
FORT
STREET
Antiques
and
Bric-a-Brac
of
our dearly beloved son anit.father, assume the responsibility of failure in general communal work? If Randolph 7889
Garfield 5600
Randolph 7890
is none, permit the central agency, which is an outgrowth of
All Kinds
Ben Morris, who left us six years there
your will, your wish, your idea-namely, the Federation-to function
ago, Dec. 9, 1928 (26 days in unhampered in this matter, •nd to have your earne
DENT KRAFT
earnest and sincere
Kislev).
Stylers of Good Printing
cooperation.
822 W. FORT ST.
LABORATORIES
C. C. BERGHOEFFER, Prop.
No. Ben. you are not forgotten.
Let me say this: The Federation is fully cognizant of the present
Clifford 0579
TED GLASS
Nor will you ever be.
741
pEAUBIEN STREET
inadequate
facilities
of
our
Old
Folks'
Home.
When
the
right
time
6070 WOODWARD
As long •.. life and memory lingers
Randolph 6617
- comma, the Federation itself will sponsor did direct the effort for •
We will remember thee
Trinity 2.2650
new building.
8675 TWELFTH ST.
Sadly missed by his loving par-
One word of appreciation. I have been in this community but
BERKHOWER FUR SHOP
Euclid 6525
ents, brothers and son.
two and • half years. They have been very difficult y , full of
11551 DEXTER
problems •nd obstacles. The fine help I have received from the
Hogarth 1460
YOUNG PEOPLE'S CLUB OF people with social vision has made possible my continued efforts. I
3794 EIGHTEENTH ST.
BETH ITZCHOCK
TEmple 1.8400
want to express my thanks to all of you for your kind assistance.
BRODER BROS.

W. E. DARLING

N. P. ROSSEN

Wolfley Auto Service

ROE HAT SHOPS

THE WILSHIRE
Apartment Hotel

SIEGEL'S
Dexter Fur Shop

P. D. BROMBERG
& CO.

SEELY MFG. CO.

INDEPENDENT
BISCUIT CO.

JAS. P. CRAFT
MFG. CO .

Samuels Bros. Lunch

HUDSON LINEN
LAUNDRY

H. L. KEPPNER
Baby Carriage Co.

NANKING INN

BERT BAKER, Inc.

COLE'S EXPRESS

R. Allender & Co.

Sables Office Supplies

Detroit Juvenile
Furnituffe Co.

City Candy Co.

MILLER'S
Peanut Prodticts, Inc.

LINWOOD
BAKING CO.

M. Jacob & Son

DETROIT
TYPEWRITER CO.

THEATER

EAGLE COAL CO.

WHITE STAR
DAIRY

IN MEMORIAM

COMMERCIAL
BINDERY CO.

DAD'S COOKIE CO.

FRANK J. NOVAK
FOUNDRY

JOHN D. BUSCH
& SONS, Inc.

M. Den Braven

BOSTON HOTEL

The STYLER PRESS

Soberman & Milgrom,

Progressive Linen
Service Co.

Rockey's Book Tower
Restaurant

Young Peoples' Club of Con-
gregation Beth Itzchock, 3836
Fischer Ave., will meet Sunday,
Dec. 9.

CLASSIFIED

I

HOLIDAY GREETINGS
TO ALL

principal speaker. lie will be pre-
ceded by President Adolph
Deutsch with greetings and a
brief address by Rabbi Moses
Fischer. The vocal program will
a
be rendered by the following: Mrs.
Jacob H. Schakne, accompanied
by Mrs. Harold Schakne; Sidney
Gottlieb of radio fame and Cantor
A. A. Rosenfeld. A well-known
SAMUEL DUBRINSKY
Hungarian orchestra will play
LOUIS E. LETZER
during the dinner, while a promi•
ATTORNEY
ATTORNEY
ATTORNEYS
502 LAWYERS BLDG.
nent American orchestra will fur-
18th Floor
1975
PENOBSCOT
BLDG.
Cadillac 0909
nish the music to the dance that
United Artists Bldg.
Cherry 4144
will conclude the evening's pro-
gram.
IVANHOE GULLIKSEN
Departing from previous cus-
JEWELER
tom, tables will be set in cabaret
Grand Riviera neater Bldg.
style, with 10 guests to each
ATTORNEYS
9238
Grand River
- HABLO ESPANOL
table; the center section of the
812 Fidelity Building
Garfield 3115
General Practice in All Courts
hall will be provided with a wood-
Cadillac 6921
329 BROADWY MARKET BLDG.
en dance floor,
CAdillac 5069
Members and friends of the
congregation are urged to phone
PHARMACIST
the following for reservations: Euclid 6621
8516 Linwood MRS. ROSE RUBENSTEIN
Mrs. H. S. Greenbaum, chairman,
2901 CLAIRMOUNT AVE.
601 Washington Arcade Bldg.
Townsend 7-4984; Mrs. Emanuel
Individual and Class Instruction
1540 Washington Blvd.
Klein, Longfellow 7707; Mrs.
in Piano and Theory
Randolph 3353
James Sobel, Madison 7044; or HOSPITAL FOR DOGS and CATS
EUCLID 5129
I the office of the congregation,
7466 WOODWARD AVE.
JEANNE
MARIE
Hogarth 0862 or No. 9702,
Trinity 2.6046
WILLIAMS SHIRT SHOP
DR. LEO JUNG
-
BEAUTY PARLOR
At 2 p. m. on Sunday, Dec. 18,
MRS. BARNES
19 CLIFFORD ST.
HOLIDAY GREETINGS
B'nai Moshe, at the banquet hall, Dr. Jung will address a public
1539 WILLIS
Cadillac 4863
- from •
Dexter Blvd. and Lawrence Ave. meeting, at Congregation B'nai
Temple 1.9066
As already announced, Dr. Leo I Moshe, on the subject "The Pres-
Jung, eminent scholar and orator, I ent Situation in Judaism: Its
Dr. Samuel C. Silver
head of the Educational Center Causes and Consequences." The
DENTIST
PRESCRIPTIONS A SPECIALTY
of New York City, will be the public is invited.
9001 TWELFTH ST.
Cor. 12th avid Hazelwood
Garfield 9047
• Phone Garfield 2158

More than 100 couples have
already made reservations for the
donor (tinder-dance scheduled for
Sunday, Dec. 16, by Congregation

PHILLIP LIPSITZ
of 17327 Stoepel Ave., 34 years
old, died on Dec. 2, Funeral
services were held at Lewis Bros.
Funeral Home on Dec. 3 with
interment at Clover Hill Park
Cemetery, Rabbi Harold N. Ros-
enthal officiating. He is survived
by his widow, Rose; his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. M. Lipsitz, and two
brothers, Harry and Louis.

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BRODWEAR HOSE
Washington Blvd. k Grand River
Ran. 7131
215 W. Jefferson
Clifford 2262

PIETT
PRINTING CO.

COUNSELLORS WANTED for
A. E. PIETT, Manager
an exclusive private camp for
8016 E. Warren
children. Write Box 500, De-
Whittier 0289
troit Jewish Chronicle, stating
RELIABLE and domestic help.
age, experience and references.
Mrs.
Laundresses, women for clean-
NEW MODERN WARSAW
ing, scrub women, housemaids. WANTED-Expert stenographer. FOR RENT-One or two fur-
BAKERY
By hour, day or week. All Na-
Write Box 125, Detroit Jewish
nished rooms for one or two
QUALITY BAKED GOODS
Chronicle, stating number of
tions Employment Bureau, Mad.
or couple. Kitchen privileges.
916 Westminster
years'
experience
and
what
ison 2526.
Reasonable. 3295 Elmhurst,
Te. 8-9487
type of work, also if you have
near Dexter. Townsend 6-2870.
YOUR SHOES. Too long? Too
knowledge of bookkeeping.
short? Too wide? Too nar-
MAN - Alone,
row? We can make them over FOR RENT - Well furnished MIDDLE-AGED
fond of children, desires ac-
room for a lady or gentlemen.
up to two sires larger. We
quaintance of widow or single
216 WEST JEFFERSON
Garage
if
desired.
Good
trans-
guarantee perfect fit. Over 30
girl. Object, matrimony. Write
Rand- 7757
portation. Reasonable.• 2518
year: experience. M. }CANER
Box 525, Detroit Jewish Chron-
Taylor
Avenue,
near
Linwood.
SHOE REPAIR, 127 E. Grand
icle.
CENTER NOTES
River, 12916 Z. Jefferson.
FOR SALE - Limberlost Inn at
Houghton Lake, Mich. 22 fur- FOR RENT-Modern lower fiat. BASKETBALL GAME AND
HORSEBACK RIDING-Now is
4 large bedrooms, breakfast
nished rooms, 3 cottages. Beau-
the ideal season for riding.
nook, 2 baths, oil heat. Frigid- DANCE ON SATURDAY
tiful grounds. Stone arch. foun-
"Treasure Hunt" every Sunday,
The Jewish Community Center
loca•
aire, re-decorated throughout.
Best
tain, artesian welL
8 a. rn. Moonlight rides. Special
2449 Blaine, at LaSalle Bird. Basketball Team Is having its first
Lion on lake, tit mile from golf
MORNINGSIDE
low rates.

Mr. &

Zuchter

Levine Glove and
Mercantile Co.

MICHIGAN
HOUSEVelEECKING CO.

6200 Loayo Ave.
Garfield 2315

Library Park Hotel

FRANK McCASEY, Mgr.

REASONABLE RATES
EXCELLENT SERVICE
1210 Library Ave.
Cadillac 0080

Grand River
Housewrecking Co.

L. LEVIN, Proprietor
All Kinds of

Building Material. Lumber and
Plumbing Supplies
3641 Grand Riser Am..
Phone TEmple 1.7456

City Messenger Co.

..

L. C. ZINK, Manager

409 EAST ADAMS .
Cadillac 3240

Hannan Real Estate Book Tower Garage
Exchange, Inc.
Protect Your Car with 1.41..

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General Real Estate and Property
Management and Insurance
300 LAFAYETTE BLDG.
Cadillac 7700

Economical rates and complete
service
CHERRY 0500

dance in conjunction with the
basketball twee, on Saturday
evening. Dec. 8.
As a featured attraction the
Hed-Aid Basketball Team will
play Schmidt Famous in a Preli-
minary game at 8:15. The lied-

Aid team, coached by Philip "Cia-
o." Sachs, was formerly known as
Dr. Toole's team. The team was
first organized in 1920 and slams
that time has captured oemsatoul
c amp ons pa.

Parking