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and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

Ladies' B'nai B'rith
Elects Mrs. Metzger

At a meeting of the Women's
Auxiliary B'nai B'rith No. 122,
held at the home of Mrs. Herman
S. Gach, election of officers took
place, resulting as follows:
President, Mrs. Nathan D. Metz-
ger; 1st vice-president, Mrs. Han-
nah HarwIth; 2nd vice-president,
Mrs. Joseph Sanders; 3rd vice-
president; Mrs. Herbert Cohen;
recording secretary, Miss Frances
F. Segel; corresponding secretary,
Miss Charlotte Gant; financial sec-
retary; Mrs. Louis Fidler; treas-
urer, Miss Lee Rosin; sentinel,
Mrs. Herman Gach; Monitress,
Mrs. Viola Weiss; guardian, Mrs.
Helen Tanner; trustees, Mrs. Sam-
uel Slobin, Mrs. harry Yudkoff,
Mrs. J. Greenbaum, Miss Yetta
Weisberg.
The president appointed the fol-
lowing committee to arrange for
the installation dinner to be held
Monday evening, Jan. 21: Mrs.
Rose Agree, Mrs. Steier and Mrs.
J. Greenbaum.
Mrs. Sanders gave a Billet Com-
mittee report and it was announced
that Mrs. J. Heavenrich of Long-
fellow Ave. donated a bust of
Beethoven to the Foundation and
it was accepted by Rabbi Bernard
Heller, director of the Foundation.
The membership of the organiza-
tion is constantly increasing as a
result of the membership drive,
and the organization may be in line
for one of the prizes offered by the
grand lodge. A dinner will be
given later in the year for all mem-
bers who bring in four new paid up
members or earn $12, in some fash-
ion to be given to the organization.
Members are urged to communi-
cate with Mrs. J. Ilarwith in re-
gard to ways to earn the money.
The following committees and
workers were appointed for the fis-
cal year:
100,1 Committee: Mrs. Joseph gan-

der. ,chairman; Mr.. Viola Weiss, co.
chairman; Mrs Leo Meier, Miss Volta
Weisberg.
Memberehlp committee: Mrs Hannah
Harwith, chairman; Mrs. K. Leibishts
GI-chairman: Mrt Herbert Cohen, Mr.
Louis Fidler, Mrs Herman Oath, Mrs.
sot Itosenman. MIN Charlotte limit, Mr.
Glickman, Mr. Hallman, Mrs. 5'. Wech•
•ier, Mrs Waldfogel, Mrs. A. Goldberg,
Program committee: Mrs. Herbert
Cohen. chairman; Mrs. Aaron Kurland,
vo-chairman; Miss France• F. Hegel,
Mrs William Grosberg, Mrs J. Feller,
Mrs J. Greenbaum,
Entertainment committee:
Mies Lee
Rosin. chairman; Mrs. Helen Genes to
ehalrman; Mho Anne MinItow, Mrs. H.
Klarninn, Mrs Rolm Agree, Mrs. David
Id/mond.
Helen
Intellectual committee: Mrs.
Tanner, chairman; Mime Leah Weinberg,
eu-chalrMan; Mrs Joseph Pal:dere, Mrs
a. 81ohin, Mrs Aaron Ito•tilwrg, Mrs.
Helen Kirshbaum.
Mies
Anti • Defamation committee;
Charlotte Cant, chairman, Mrs Louis

CALENDAR OF EVENTS

Jan. 13—Federation Agencies' meeting at 8 p. m.
Jan. 13—Tenth anniversary celebration of the Goodwill Sewing
Circle, at Congregation B'nai Moshe.
Jan. 13--Shaarey Zedek Y. P. S. meeting.
Jan. 14—Sisterhood of Shaarey Zedek, monthly meeting.
Jan. 14—Sisterhood of Temple Beth El.
Jan. 14—Dramatic group of Hadassah, at 2 p. tn., at Hotel Stotler,
Jan. 15—Music Study Club.
Jan. 16—Temple Beth El Forum, Prof. Eduard Lederer and Prof.
Emil Heimann, speakers.
Jan. 16—liadassah monthly meeting.
Jan. 16—Annual dinner-dance of Aesculapian bodies' Auxiliary,
at Oriole Terrace.
Jan. 16—Memorial meeting in tribute to Baron Edmond de Roth-
schild, at Byron-Philadelphia Hall, under the auspices of the
Jewish National Fund Council of Detroit.
Jan. l9--Jewish National Fund Council and Woman's Auxiliary of
J. N. F'.
Jan. 19—Shaarey Zedek Y. P. S. novelty party.
Jan. 20—Zionist Organization meeting.
Jan. 21—N. W. Branch of Jewish Old Folks' Home.
Jan. 22—Temple Beth El Forum, Ludwig Lewisohn, speaker
Jan. 23—Third annual donor luncheon of United Hebrew Schools
Auxiliary.
Jan. 27—Junior Hadassah $5 victory donor luncheon, at Statler
Hotel.
Jan. 27—Shaarey Zedek Y. P. S. dramatic presentation.
Jan. 27—Zedakah birthday dinner dance.
Jan. 27—Conference of Yiddish-speaking organizations, at Hotel
Statler, at 2:30 p. m.
Jan. 28—Home Relief meeting.
Jan. 29—Temple Beth El Forum, Anita Block, speaker.
Jan. 30—Hada:mall paid-up membership luncheon.
Feb. 4—League of Jewish Women's Organizations.
Feb. 5—Music Study Club.

Feb. 6—Temple Beth El Forum, Maurice Hindus, speaker.

Feb. 6—Junior Hadasaah meeting at Statler Hotel, 8:16 p. rn.
Feb. 6—Lecture by James Waterman Wise, at Jewish Community
Center, under auspices of Masada.
Feb. 10—Annual meeting of Jewish Welfare Federation and
annual get-together dinner of Detroit Service Group, in
General Motors Bldg. auditorium.
Feb. 10—Annual banquet of Gewerkshaften campaign.
Feb. 18—Northwestern Branch of Jewish Old Folks' Home.
Feb. 19—Woman's Auxiliary of Jewish National Fund.
Feb. 20—Northwestern Branch of Jewish Old Folks' Home. •
Feb. 24 to 27—Visit in Detroit of Vladimir Jabotinsky, world
president of the Zionist Revisionists.
Feb. 26—Annual luncheon of Pioneer Women's Organization.
Feb. 27—Zedakah donor luncheon.
May 1—Annual $5 donor luncheon of the Ladies' Auxiliary
of the Jewish National Fund.
March 3—Purity Chapter's Purim dinner-dance.

Goodwill Sewing Circle
MRS. TARA WILL SPEAK
Dinner Sunday, Jan. 13
ON H. ALTMAN'S HOUR

The Goodwill Sewing Circle
A fine musical program has
will hold a dinner and card party been arranged for this Sunday
on Sunday evening, Jan. 13, at by Hyman Altman for his radio
•
hour, 12 to 1:30 p. m., over Sta-
tion WMBC, The news flashes
will be given by Mandell Bern-
etein.
The guest speaker will be Mrs.
Paul W. Tara, a daughter of
Flank T. Newton, formerly United
States Marshal, who has been for
Publicity committee: Nike France. V
years prominent in social and
Segel.
Hospitality
l,.
conitnittee: Mrs Herman
welfare work in this city and
Mrs. Roan Agree, co-
Garb,
state. She has nerved with dis-
el:airman; Mrs. Louis Fidler, Mrs. Her-
bert Cohen. Mrs Hannah liarwith.
tinction and success on Detroit's
A. Z. A. committee: Mrs it K. Blobin.
Welfare Commission and has been
Mete, Milts Committee: Mrs.
president of the County Poor
Derry Yuilkoff, Mrs. Aaron Rosenberg.
Commission and the Michigan
State Hospital Board.
INTERESTING EXHIBIT
Mr. Altman will again discuss
this
Sunday the proposed confer-
OF LINCOLN, FORD
ence to be held at the Statler
CARS AT AUTO SHOW
Hotel on Jan. 27, concerning the
plan to build a new Old Folks'
A complete display of all new
Home.
'Ford passenger, commercial cars
On Jan. 20, Judge Charles
and trucks, Detroit's first showing
Rubiner of the Common Pleas
of the new Lincoln for 1935, and
Court will speak on the topic "De-
a number of entertaining and in-
troit Jewry Needs a New Old
eresting exhibits modeled after
Folks Home."
outstanding exhibits of the Ford
Exposition at Chicago's World
Molly Seigel Auxiliary of
Fair, will feature the Ford and
J. C. R. S. of Denver
Lincoln exhibit in the Detroit
MRS. H. S. GREENBAUM
Auto Show, which opens at Con-
A meeting of the Molly Seigel
vention Hall next Saturday morn- 6 o'clock, at Congregation B'nai Auxiliary of the Jewish Consump-
ing. The exhibit will be under Moshe, Dexter at Lawrence. An tive Relief Society of Denver was
the sponsorship of the Ford and invitation is extended to mem- held on Tuesday, presided over by
Lincoln dealers of Michigan and bers and friends to attend this the president, Mrs. V. Freedman.
Northern Ohio.
affair. Mrs. II. S. Greenbaum Plans were made for a home-
Altogether, the Ford - Lincoln is an active member of the com- cooked luncheon, to be given on
display will occupy 11,000 square mittee.
Tuesday noon, Feb. 6, at the
feet of floor space, with displays
B'nai Moshe, Dexter at Lawrence.
on both the Cass and Woodward Home • Cooked Luncheon of
It was decided that Littman's
Ave. aides of the hall. The new
People's Theater be rented for
J. W. E. W. 0. Tuesday,
Lincoln, represented by aix new
the showing of the motion pic-
Jan. 22
body types, will be presented for
t ures of the sanatorium at Den-
A special meeting of the Jew- ver, Colo. These pictures will be
the first time to the Detroit pub-
lic, following its successful intro- ish Women's European Welfare shown in addition to the regular
duction this week at the New Organization was held Monday at play scheduled for that day, on
Congregation B'nai Moshe, Dex- Sunday noon, March 10.
York Auto Show.
A feature which proved among ter and Lawrence. Mrs. A. Kat.
The third important event
the most successful of Ford's sin presided.
which was discussed at the meet-
An application was received
World's Fair exhibit will be re-
ing is the donor luncheon to
peated for the benefit of Detroit from David Chizin of 9664 Cam- be held on Tuesday noon, May
Auto Show patrons. A team of eron Ave. to bring over his two 21, at the Shaarey Zedek.
two men will be engaged in the children from Europe. This case
All organizations are asked to
continuous dismantling and re- has been turned over to the board keep the above mentioned dates
building of a Ford V-8 motor. At
open when planning their own
Arrangements were made for events.
the Fair, the complete operation
was accomplished in less than the chicken luncheon to be given
eight minutes, proving the essen- Tuesday, Jan. 22, at Congregation
tial simplicity of the V-8 engine. B'nai Moshe, Dexter and Lawr- Alpha Gamma Phi Sorority
ence.
Elects Officers
The next meeting of the board
Young People's Society of of directors will be held Monday,
Alpha
Gamma
Phi Sorority held
Jan. 12, at 8 p. m., at the resi-
Beth Abraham
dence of Mrs. Israel, vice-presi- election of officers on Jan. 8, with
the
following
result:
President,
Annual installation of officers dent, 1675 Gladstone.
Miss Bessie Shepherd; vice-presi-
of the Young People's Society of
dent, Miss Beatrice Schmittel, re-
. Congregation Beth Abraham was
elected; secretary, Miss Dorothy
. held on Jan. 3, in the auditorium Russian Aas'n Dance This Bronstein, re-elected; treasurer,
Saturday
of the synagogue. The new of-
Miss Faye Alpern. The installa-
The Russian Ass'n of Detroit will tion of officers and dinner dance
ficers are: Louis Wolfgang, presi-
dent; Miss Etta Davis, secretary; hold a masquerade ball in the ball will take place on Sunday evening,
Edward Rothenberg, treasurer; room of the Fort Wayne Hotel, Jan. 20, in the Arabian Room of
Julius Rothenberg, sergeant-at- 408 Temple Ave., corner Cass, on the hotel Tuller.
Saturday, Jan. 12. Dance music
arms.
Plans have been completed' for
Julius Rothenberg, who was ap- will be by The Jesters, under the the Valentine dance to be held on
pointed master of ceremonies, in- direction of Arnold Womer, special Thursday evening, Feb. 14, at the
troduced the principal speaker of attractions will be a Russian buf- Graystone Ballroom. The next
the evening, Judge Charles Ru- fet and a Russian Balalaika orches- meeting will take place at the home
biner, who was followed by M. tra. Prizes will be awarded for the of Miss Bessie Shepherd in Wind-
Mohr, representative of Congre- best costumes.
sor on Tuesday evening, Jan. 15.
gation Beth Abraham; 1. A. Ad-
ler and Edward Rothenberg, rep-
resentatives of the First Galician
Society of Detroit, and Rabbi
Joshua Sperka.
Refreshments and dancing fol-
lowed.
Dr. Jack Koenig will give a
series of talks on public health en-
titled "The Human Body." The
dates of this series will be an-
nounced in the next issue of The
Chronicle.
The next meeting will be held
Jan. 17, in the synagogue, Lin-
wood and Fullerton.

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Old Folks' Home
Luncheon Feb. 20

Bonds in Yalu. of $3,000 Already
Purchased foe New Building Fund

The board of directors of the
Jewish Old Folk's Home Auxiliary
held an enthusiastic meeting on
Wednesday, Jen. 2, in the home of
Mrs. I. E. Goodman.
It was reported that there are
but a few accomodations left for
the pep luncheon to be held on
Wednesday, Feb. 20, at noon. Mem-
bers are advised to phone the
luncheon chairman, Mrs. J. Weis-
man, To. 6-4626, or the president
of the Auxiliary, Mrs. A. M. Fe-
rar, To. 6.7244 for reservations.
This affair, which will take place
in the B'nai Moshe Synagogue, is
open to but 500 members because
of limited capacity and is being
given to honor captains of the
membership drive. During the
luncheon, prizes will be presented
to the captains responsible for the
largest number of new members.
A program and card party will fol-
low the presentation. Thus far,
Mrs. Peg Kanners and Mrs. J.
Kavanau are in the lead with ap-
proximately 350 new members each
to their credit.
It was decided that a$1000 bond
be purchased with, money from the
treasury in addition to the $2,000
bond already bought toward the
building of a new Jewish Old
Folks' Home.
The Auxiliary has recently be-
gun donating $10 per month for
additional canned fruits for the
residents of the Home. The ladies
are also purchasing new folding
chairs. New curtains, spreads and
dishes have already been taken
care of.
All members are urged to be
present Sunday evening, Jan. 13,
in the Jewish Center, Woodward
and Holbrook, at which time a,
playlet will be staged in the form
of a board meeting, to inform the
Jewish Community as to just what
this group is doing for the Old
Folks Home.

Y. P. S. Will Present
Shakespeare Program

Auction Party Saturday Evening,
Y. P. S. Players Program Jan. 27

For their meeting on Sunday
afternoon, Jan. 19, the Shaarey
Zedek Young People's Society
secured Gordon Ewing and Miss
Beth Winchell, of Wayne Uni-
versity, who will present excerpts
of Shakespeare's "Tenting of the
Shrew" and "Elizabeth the Queen."
Eugene Kerekes, noted violinist,
will present a group of violin
solos. The usual social hour will
follow.
Mies Doris Lipson and Eliot
Lipson, co-chairmen of the sue-
tionparty which the society is
sponsoring on Saturday evening,
Jan. 12, announced that they are
planning an affair similar to the
surprise card party held by this
group in October. The party will
be free to members, and there
will be a charge of 25 cents to
non-members. There will be fenc-
ing, and prizes.
The Y. P. S. Players, under the
join direction of Miss Malvern
and Milton J. Ross, will present
their second program of two one.
act plays on Sunday, Jan. 27, in
the social hall of the synagogue.
The plays to be presented will be:
"Mother and Son" by J. Halpern,
with Dorothy Kunin, Lee Rosin ,
Sidney Shevitz, Dr. Leonard Sid-
low and Joseph Moshe; and "Po-
etry and Plaster" by Russell Med-
craft with Bea Abrams, Evelyn
Chase, Morbert Leonard and Jul-
ian Tobias.
Plans for the forthcoming
now being formulated. The event,
the Young People's Society are
spring formal dance to be held by
held annually, is the outstanding
social function of the year.

HOME RELIEF SOCIETY
DINNER SUNDAY, FEB. 3

The Home Relief Society will
hold its annual birthday dinner-
dance for members and their
friends at Northwood Inn, 'Sunday
evening, Feb. 3. Reservations
Sisterhood:
Sunday, Feb. 3, the Sisterhood may be made through Mrs.
will hold a card party in the as- Charles Marienthal, University
sembly hall of the synagogue. A 1-6175, chairman of the affair.
regular meeting of the Sisterhood
will be held on Tuesday, Jan. 22, SQUARE CLUB HEARS
at 8 p. m., in the club room of the
ADDRESS BY EDWARDS
congregation.

B'nai Moshe Notes

Women's

tion

Theater Jan. 18
Aaron Kurland, chairman of
for the past several yea
the Jewish Radio Forum, an-
nounces that the regular broad- i
Dr. Lyman Pierson Powell will lecturer, and holds an in
casts are being renewed this I a peak for the Detroit Town Hall, place in the literary and
Sunday, and that this program i n the Cam Theater, Friday morn- t • onal fields, with en envie
will again be a regular feature 'i g,n
Jan.
18, a
e o'clock,
station as sound interpc
on Station WJBK, from 6:30'
Dr, Powell, fo rm er r president
ent of modern social problems.
to 6 p. M. on Sundays.
The program this Sunday
will feature Rabbi Leon Frain
iailimmoon,
11.1.1.
.. gg
and Mr. Kurland in brief ad-.
dresses, and a musical program
by William '1°. Bliznick, well 0
known Detroit violinist.

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Before the largest audience ever
Daily services: Shachrith, 7
a. m.; Sundays, 7:30 a. m.; Min- assembled in the club rooms at 1205
cha, 5 p. m.; Maariv, 6:30 p. rn. Griswold St., Max Edwards de-
livered a talk on Pitkin's "Life Be-
Men's Club:
gins at 40." His talk • was one of
Judge Homer Ferguson will
a series of lectures sponsored by
speak to the Men's Club on Jan.
the intellectual advancement com-
17, at 8:30 p. tn., in the club
mittee of the Square Club, under
room of the synagogue, on the
the chairmanship of Prof. Orin E.
"Workings of the Circuit Court." Madison.
Bible Class:
Edward Hurley Levitt, chairman
The Bible class is held every of the card party to be held on Sun-
Tuesday evening, at 9, in the day evening, Jan.
13, announced
vestty room of the synagogue. the details of the party and urged
The class is conducted by Rabbi the attendance of members and
Moses Fischer. Anyone wishing their friends.
to attend these classes is invited.
Sherman Rodin, chairman of the
Young People's Auxiliary:
membership committee, announced
A board meeting of the Young the admission int othe club of 17
People's Auxiliary will be held newly elected members.
on Sunday afternoon, Jan. 13, at
The meeting was conducted by
4 p. in., in the club room of the Bud Blum, director of activities of
the club,
synagogue.
Jr. Young People's Auxiliary:
A regular meeting will be held
on Wedpesday evening, Jan. 23, Shaarey Zedek J. Y. P. S.
at 8 p. m., in the club room of
Toboggan Party Jan. 19
the synagogue.
The Junior Young Peoples' So-
ciety of Shaarey Zedek will hold
a toboggan party for members
and friends on Saturday, Jan. 19.
Those attending will meet at Con-
Winning from a field of six con- gregation Shaarey Zedek, Chi-
testants, Melvin M. Gerson was cago Blvd. cor Lawton, at 8:30
awarded the gold medal at the p. m., and from there drive in a
twenty - first annual Oratorical group to Gavon Gables, Telegraph
Contest of the Philomathic De- and Long Lake Roads, where the
bating Club, held in the auditori- party is to be held. Toboggan-
um of Central High School, Wed- ing, serving of a buffet supper
nesday, Jan. 2. Mr. Gerson's and dancing in the private club-
speech, "Our Ugly Ducklings", house are included in plans for
dealt with the necessity for help- that evening. The price of ad-
ing the slightly sub-normal to mission, which includes all of the
make proper social adjustments as above privileges, is $1 per couple.
a partial solution of the wave of Since the attendance is limited,
sex-crimes which has swept the those desirous of attending are
country.
urged to communicate with either
The silver medal, for second Melba Sklar, Town. 8-2221, or
place, was awarded to Leopold J. Arthur Doctor, Town. 6-7722.
Snyder II, speaking on "Mer-
Tentative plans are being for-
chants of Death", a condemnation mulated for the third annual
of the methods of the munition spinster party, to be given the
makers, and honorable mention early part of February, in the
went to Jack Behrmann, whose social hall of Congregation Shaa-
topic, "To Buy or Not To Buy?", rey Zedek. The girl members of
was a graphic illustration of some the organization will be in com-
of the fraudulent methods of un- plete charge of this novel affair
scrupulous advertisers in this and will reverse standard customs
country.
by inviting their own escorts.
udges of the contest were
judges
The J. Y. P. S. basketball team,
Judge Ira Jayne of Circuit Court, a nucleus of the newly organized
Aaron Kurland and Nathan Shur. athletic group, has affiliated itself
The gold medal is awarded an- with Jewish Center Senior League.
nually by Herman A. August, and The following members Constitute
the silver medal by Maurice the team: Irving Smith, Myron
Morse, both former members of Rosenthal, Joseph Colton, Nat
the Philomathic Debating Club.
Marblestone, Manuel Gorman,
Herbert Rosenthal, Maxwell Jos-
Gifts to North End Clinic pey, Leon }feller, Al Raider and
North End Clinic has received Sam Last. They are now leading
the following contributions:
the league, having won all of
In memory of Benjamin Freid- the games played so far. The
,.nberg, from Mr. and Mrs. Harry games are played in the Jewish
Farbsten and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Center, Woodward at Holbrook,
K. Lambert.
on Thursdays, at 9 p. in.

"Nate" Margolis

The Junior Home Relief Society

is sponsoring a dance to be given

on Saturday pight, Feb. 16, at the
Statler Hotel. Marvin Kahn and a
10-piece orchestra will provide the
entertainment.

The entire proceeds of the dance
will go towards charitable work of
the society. The social committee
is headed by Madeline Betty Mey-
ers. For tickets, call Miss Meyers,
Townsend 71632; Elise Cohen,
Townsend 7.8950; Adeline Dwor-
man, University 2-0097.
A bridge, the proceeds of which
will also go to charity, will be
given by the club on the ninth floor
at Kerns on Jan. 19 , at 2 p m Re-
freshments will be served and
prizes awarded. Tickets may be'
secured from all members of the
club, or at Kerns on Jan. 19.

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R•blii Morris M. Veuerlicht of India.
n•polls. Ist , will be the 1004 .peek.'
• the Temple Sunday morning. Jan, 13.
or 10:45
ths •uhJ•ct will be. "Do We
Moderns 144.,1 Italiglon•
"The H•rdened Heart" will be the
oniklect of Dr. Leo M Franklin. mermen
flaturday morning. Jan. 11. at 1.:3e
It•blii Leon Pram will occupy the
pulpit Sunday morning, Jan
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and
. peek on the entlect. •1'an Pa lestine
solve the J•wigh 1:rehlern•'•

Those who discriminate in style—themselves style

leaders—are approving the smart good taste of Buick styling.

Even more gratifying are the luxury and roominess of Buick

interiors, with the latest mode in upholstery materials, and

all their relaxed, lounging ease. Style without performance

would be futile indeed; and Buick performance satisfies

the most exacting. In , this year's Automobile Show,

Buick again, as last year, claims the center of beauty-

interest. See it ... and arrange for a real demonstration.

List prices at Flint, Michigan, from +2175 to $ 7

for 1935'

Men . . Tempi.. .'lab:

Busty of design is combined
mechanical excellence and sturdy construction in this 100-horsepower Model 61 Club
Satan. • feature of the Buick with
display at the Automobile Show. Built on • 128 - inch wheelbase chassis, the car is
standard hearer of Buick quality. It is one of four lines of
can offered this year by the manufacturer.

upon a solid foundation of careful, Mot .
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cars for 1935, their pleasing ap- painstaking research into ilia trend which Buick was voted 'best look.
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of driving control, present a bal. I revealed the' course of that trend.
Many of the women questioned
arced ensemble that offers compel-
Buick's rising popularity and in- in this survey pointed out that the
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creasing sales during the year con- enduring appeal of the Buick de-
The good taste in car design firmed the accuracy of that pre- sign
was well in accord with the
which Buick initiated in 1914 was liminary research, ais did a later
car's reputation for dependability
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and long service.

The Temple Forum present. • eym-
'slalom by the Volveridty in 0,10'. Pro!.
Mdu•rd 14elmenn •nd Mod! I•od•rer. on
the subliwt: °F.:commie HatIon•l.rn: I. it
(vmpatihle with International Peac•? .
Tooed•e eyentna. Jan 15. at
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wisdom 116 rents Per twronn

fl)nspeelens ea Metter lindendamlloaf

The MeSi. Pluh •nnounns • oempoel.
e m on better underst•nrilne to he pot-
ticipeted in by outat•nding repreeeht••
of government. odue•tion. the pre.
and industry. Thurwiely. Jan. Si. an 1:31
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they itnnopneorneht•

Herth ached Pareaf-Tawher Ifeetlelr:
The meeting of the teachers and per.

ent• of the etudes., of our lligh School
Department tili• been pet for Pride? eve-
sing. Jan 15. Th. etudes t. planning
•el eleborat• program of •hterta , nrrtent
for the parents. whbh will in• ludo a
nine in be then by th• drama club of
the Temple Hiss School. which is di-

the Temple Sisterhnod. which will accord
the Parente • reception in the wrist ball

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The MonS Temple Club Invites vou
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Saturday night, J•n. 12. •I 5:35 Helot
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The

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JUNIOR HOME RELIEF
GIVES DANCE, BRIDGE

M. M. Gerson Wins
Philomathic Medal

Organiza-

The Pioneer Women's Organi-
zation thanks all friends who pa-
tronized the bazaar.
A rally for the entertainment
of prospective luncheon guests of
the Pioneer Women's Organiza-
tion will be held at the Book
Cadillac Hotel, Tuesday, Jan. 22,
at 2 p. rn.
The girls' group of the P. W.
0. entertained its luncheon pros-
pects Friday, Jan. 11.
The Northwestern Club of the
P. W, 0. is arranging • literary
evening Sunday, Jan. 20, at As-
sembly
Hall, Clairmount and
12th. Proceeds will be contrib-
uted to the Gewerkshaften cam-

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is noted
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