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Israel Gold Family Club
Charity Dance March 24
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The Israel Gould Family Club
will hold its fourth annual charity
dance and bridge on Sunday eve-
to bring back their original
newness and smartness.
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COlumbia 4200
Engagements
The Zedakah Club is sponsoring
a party, to be held on Saturday
evening, March 30, at 8 p. in., at
New!
Regency-Strap
Tailored Pump
MRS. LITTMAN GOULD
Wedding Calendar
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SOPHIE UDIN,
Natn'I Secy.
Pioneer Women's Organization
Will Address the Following Meetings:
Statler Hotel
Sunday, March 24, 3:00 P. M.
8679 12th St.
Sunday, March 24, 8:30 P. M.
Monday, March 25, 8:30 P. M.....Buddy's, 12th and Taylor
THE PUBLIC IS INVITED
Enjoy the True Spirit
of Passorer at
ELKIN HOTEL
&iltineral Baths
Mt. Clemens, Mich.
33 S. Gratiot Ave.
This famous Jewish hotel is ready to make
your Passover visit completely enjoyable. Ar-
rangements have been completed to hold two
Seders. A well-known rabbi will officiate in a
manner which will be enjoyable to both young
and old. All food will be prepared according
to the Jewish dietary laws and will be super-
vised by "Mashgiach".
Rates Are Extremely Reasonable
'
Hotel and Bath. under one roof
Mrs.Samuel Elkin
of the Original ELKINS
Make reservations now by writing immediately
or phone Mt. Clemens 135.
Mrs. Samuel Elkin has no connection with any
other hotel in Mt. Clemens.
Instructions on
Knitting Free!
SALLY'S
All we require is that you
buy your yarn here.
now selling
Norma Knit
Shop
Fur Coats
FINE QUALITY YARNS
at Reasonable Prices
for next years wear
with small deposit down
balance 12 months to pay
5 year guarantee
rips and t
Muff to match free
with each purchase.
Come today -:- Don't delay
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BE SURE TO CALL
HOLLYWOOD
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op.
Junior Group of
Old Folks' Home
5 year. free storage.
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RUSSEKS
.MILLER
FISHER BUILDING
1448 WOODWARD AVE.
Births
Jr. Congregation
Of Shaarey Zedek
ocial and
ersonal
Marmara
Buick Series 44) eight-cylinder Slwu. Sedun.
Work of Jewish Poet
Echenberg•Holdengraber
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Moses of
Cincinnati, Ohio, are visiting Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Holden-
and Mrs. John Hopp of Atkinson graber of Philadelphia Ave., an-
Ave. nounce the marriage of their
daughter Edith, to Sidney E.
hei nbE
eregh,ensboenrgofofMrs. haernbdroM
okres..
Agudath B'nai Frets Israel So. Eoc us
nary. The celebration, to which all Louis
Canada.
The marriage
day, March 17 and the proceeds Quebec,
took place
Saturday
evening,
were used for charitable pur-
March 9.
poses.
SALTZMAN • ROSENBERG
Mrs. Joseph Spiegel of Chicago,
Mrs. E. Ave.,
Rosenberg
of 2910
Ill., spent a few days with her Cortland
announces
the
sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and
her
tezain
ad a .ueahatne r alfl e Im
e
Mrs. Ilenry Wineman of Hared- a
to Albert S al tzman,
ton Drive.
and Mrs. J. Saltzman of Chicago
Mrs. Sarah Gerber will he host. Blvd.
ess at a reception on Sunday,
In
March 24, at the home of her
children, Mr. and Mrs. J. Gold-
berg of 3764 Clements Ave., in
Mat. h II. the nulijei
honor of the engagement of her held tur
daughter, Pauline, to Don Smui-
Modern
P.o.,
Thooa
ns is sm.
son of San Francisco, Calif, from
2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p. m. No
hoe Len fon ed to remain In tin
cards.
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quality and style, economy (15 miles
per gallon) and dependability, perform-
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come and see the big, roomy Buick.
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will lie “The
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viand Sunda, morning. Ranh 31,
Centrism. Including soon..s low as
In IS. t„1 op•nk on the subject "The
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choke, spark control, carburetor heat control; octane selector;
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pick-proof lock for ample glove compartment; radio aerial in
roof; dual down-draft carburetor; crankcase ventilator; artil-
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subject to change without notice. Special equipment eatra.
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April 17
The
hoot of keihrion la tr•InIng
our
hildren In part (pate In ' the /led r .
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°nate...inn! Setter •nuttneored
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Sisterhood at the
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Th..,
Mrs. Harry Suffrin returned to
A
speaker on Young People's Day, a and Tuesday
evenings, her home on Suffolk Drive after gloom • bre!! on Sunday, Mos h 17
:45, in rotim 123 of Northern High
~ n Ise sets
which
will
be
held
frcm
2
to
I,
Sun-
a
spending
several
months
in
Palm
. eh Organizations planning to
day afternoon, March 31, at the sttiel.
inn%cr. aoked
.0131e tanka.1 and
pply the concert en masse may Beach, Fla.
in contunte
Old Folks Home. Refreshments will
a
be anted. It is hoped that all
Mists Barbara Oberfelder of
Welter of siso.n•rr Tea sr
rialevy will have ■ Purim cele-
Jewish
young peoples'
organize-
ply for tickets at party
a discount. in Denver. Col., is the house guest was the v.... -end guano of Mrs. Sot-loan
t bration
and
masquerade
ions will be represented. They
of her relatives, Mr. and Mrs. I. R"'""" ar "'Is..
are asked to call the secretary of the aturday
club rooms,
8927
Linwood.
on Oberfelder of West 7 Mile Rd.
Winer •no the am. ,
evening, March
23. Dec.
.
speaker a1 the Rotas.
Inn
meetia.
the club, Ida Zeff, at Murray 4018. S
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to inform her of the number ex- rations, costumes, games and a Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Wohl of T„,1,""'"' ml' h • "" nose
peeting to attend from each group. Purim revelry will entertain mem- LaSalle Blvd., invited a few
A p _ ri _
Any Jewish young men or worn- bees and friends. Holiday refresh-
friends for a social on Friday
hand of the Temple. with llre
an, at least 18 years old, who may merits will be served.
evening, March 22.
1 111n.1
hair/man. on TonaDy •• a
be internted in becoming a mem•
nine Das h it 4 non, *how a. th
BRANDEIS EXECUTIVES
her of the Junior Grotto • is edeised
otra.tIon or the e,rnIng.
rite ,
Dr. and Mrs. Emil Amherg will m•
The Brandeis Exceutives at
o pera. .1 with dancing and ref realm,. •
to get in touch with Sara Alpert,
a be hosts at s dinner party at their
2990 Fullerton Ave., To. 8-5838. their last meeting appointed
committee with Nathan R. Berke home on Boston Blvd., on March
chairman of the membership cam-
s chairman to report on the ed- 23.
Park Lane Apartments after a
mittee, for further information.
it ''. tat of establishing a Jew-
--
mots trip through the south.
Gilbert will spend motor
MISS Barbara
iah conciliation court in this city.
MODEM `SIMS
study will be made of the Jew. her spring vacation with her
"I" was. a•'a the aIagara"ra •`. 4
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Heaven
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""Il 4 t•iiin.
i s . h Conciliation Court of America mother, Mrs. I. Gilbert in Palm,
L '''''''
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a 450..-
5s.
r taillreorm
T he.-
Beach, Fla.
;rich of the Whittier spent a fea-
it•,.r an.I the FInui...r1
in New York.
li a :,.. :7
, : ta.
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aft,
oh.,
th.
.III last
Er..
until
I , ,,,
t. ...
-
days in Chicago as guests of thei ,
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Schleisin- children, Mr. and Mrs. Samue'
.,•... ....1 pine Midge entil I • i.,
Flowers. for •Il occ•sions-
F..t.
Int or, felon.
Hai... i,
■ all 1.I•
Deltsr-Joy Florist. Euclid 6081 ger returned to their home in the Heavenrich.
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LI i. VW I 0 MI M.1000 0 0 k .N I I I ' nl ,
For your tailored ensemble. we offer this calf-
skin pump, with exaggerated wide strap cir-
Blue or brown-$11.75.
cling the instep.
B'nai B'rith Ladies
Hear Miss Finley
' The major work which the De-
10316 Dexter Bled.
troit Halevy Singing Society will
Ny • itort
present at its tenth annual concert
Open Toes. The, and W, Eon
is a subject of literary as well as
1111 9
musical interest. The poem of
Townsend 8.8409
"Dos Neue Lid" was written by
Abraham Reisen, noted Jewish
poet; the music was composed by
the master, Joseph Haydn, and ■ r-
ranged by the choir's own direc-
tor, Dan Frohman.
Besides this oratorio which will
Junior Group is the new name;
unanimously selected by the organ- he featured at the concert Sunday,
cation formerly called the Junior April 28, in the Scottish Rite Ca-
Auxiliary of the Old Folks Home. thedral, the first part of the pro-
taken at the last gram also contains a richly varied
The vote Was
p lion, as follows:
meeting of the club, March 13, at ste
Lid Mir Schmieder Dos Yiddish
the home of the president, Henry
Auslander.
:Zigeiner Leber."
which . ,,,,.
An open meeting, at
Kol Bes Yisroel."
cial hour and refreshments will be
..Dos
"Boa LidFun Schmid."
features, will be held at 8:30 next
Eininker Fun
Wednesday evening, March 27,
"Chalutz Bnei."
at
2754 Gladstone Ave.. the home of
.. Moishe Gannet Arbes."
Anne Fisher. Everyone interest - d
Tickets for the concert are sell-
in joining the Junior Group is in- ing at 50c, 75e and 81, and may be
vited to attend.
Rabbi Leon Fram will he the obtained at rehearsals held weekly
NONNI% KM MA It •
MRS. LOUIS GERMANSKY
Detroiters Attend
Washington Meet
Founders of the Elkins Hotel, Prop.
NOTE:
ning, March 21, at the Barium
Hotel. Many novel entertainers
will he featured. Refreshments will
be served. All proceeds will go for
the Mo'os Chitin' and Passover
March 24-Miss Belle Wuntner, daughter of Mrs. Sarah Wont
baskets. Tickets can be secured
ner of 2033 W. Philadelphia Ave., to Meyer Feinstein, son of Mr. an,
from members and at the door.
Mrs. l'hilip Feinstein of 15804 Princeton Ave., at Congregation Rita
Zion, Holmur and Ilumphrey.
the B'nai Moshe Synagogue. The
admission price is 25 cents. Pro-
ceeds of this social go entirely
to the Mo'os Chitim who supply
matzos for Passover.
The chairmen of this card party
are: Mrs. Abe Rosenberg, Mrs.
March 24-Miss Lena Linovitz, slaughter of Mrs. Max Linovit• • Louie Germansky and Mrs. Lit-
of 3224 Fullerton Ave., to Arthur M. Lang, son of Mr. and Mrs man Gould. Tickets may be ob-
Meyer Lang, at Congregation Shaarev Zedek, Reception, 6 to
tained by calling these chairmen,
p. m., at 3224 Fullerton Ave. No cards,
or at the door.
Refreshments
A meeting of the Woman's
March 24-Miss Ceil Mollie Eistein, (laughter of Mr. and Mrs. . will be served and prizes given.
Auxiliary of the B'nai B'rith No.
Eistein of 7136 West Warren Ave., to Paul Raymond Feder,
122 was held on Monday evening, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Feiler of 2997 Fullerton Ave., at Hotel
TEMPLE YOUNG PEOPLE
at the Statler Hotel.
Fort Wayne.
The speaker of the evening was
WILL HOLD SERVICES
March 31-Miss Gertrude Goldman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Miss Elizabeth Finley, who gave Nathan Goldman of 1504 Glynn Court., to Fred S. Bergstein, for-
a talk on conditions in the Far merly of Duluth, Minn. Ceremony will be held at Ilotel Statler.
The largest reunion of the young-
East. She carefully traced the
April 7-Miss Lillian Heideman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry er people of Congregation Beth El
steps in the development of
in the history of the Temple will
Japan's attitude of resentment Heideman of 3261 Sturtevant Ave., to Louis 1. Linovitz, son of Mrs. feature the pro-
Betsy
Linovitz of 3224 Fullerton Ave. The ceremony will be held
toward America, and described
g
r a nt arranged
the United States government's at 3 p. m. at Shaarey Zedek, Reception at home.
for Sunday, April
April 7-Miss Shirley R. Siegel, daughter of ItIr. and Mrs. 7, commencing at
policy of "Open Door" and "Ter-
ritorial Integrity in China." She Meyer Siegel of Chene St., to Albert Farber, son of Rev. and Mrs. 1 ):45 a. in. The
explained the aggressive trade ex- Zusman Farber of Princeton Ave.
ills ruing service
pansion of Japan in South Amer-
April 14-Miss Rose Goose, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Will lie conducted
ica, the Pacific Ocean, in the Goose of 1961 Gladstone Ave., to John L. Karks of 2918 Taylor Ave. Id; Dr. Leo M.
Franklin. Rahhi
Dutch East Indies and in the
Leon Fram will
Philippines, and the resulting ef-
introduce four
fect on England and the United
speakers,
Milton
States.
Alexander, Syl-
Miss Dorothy Kunin, elocution-
v a 11 Rappaport,
ist, offered several selections. A
Ruddy Berman
report on the work of the Hillel
and J ose ph ine
Foundation was given. Miss Harry
Kern, who will
Feb.
26-TO
Mr..and
Mrs,
Bernard
M.
Spear
(Ida
Jaffee)
0
Yudkoff, chairman of the April
deliver short ad-
dinner, gave a report of her corn- 2740 Grand Ave., a son, Victor Irwin.
mittee's work.
March 4-To Mr. and Mrs. Morey L. Abrahams of 3296 Cortlant dresses on vari-
ous phases of the Dr. Franklin
Ave., a son, Kenneth Warren.
"Relations be-
March 6-To Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Selman of 9041 Dexter Blvd., tween the Temple and Youth." .A
a son, Robert.
closing prayer will be delivered by
March 13-To Mr. ant Mrs. Samuel G. Bank (Mollie (lack) of Jean Le•y.
Chicago, formerly of Detroit, a son, Eliot Harris.
At 3:30 p. m., in the social hall
'
March 16-To Dr. and Mrs. Sydney K. Beigler (Elizabeth Fuchs) sf the Temple, the Young People's
The Junior Congregation, which
Temple Club will he hosts to the
has been responding with a con- of 8545 Second Blvd., a daughter, Elissa Jane.
confirmants of past years since
tinual and marked increase in at-
1923. In the receiving line will be
tendance at the Sabbath serv-
the rabbis, the trustees and officers
ices, last Saturday had as cantor
of the Y. I'. T. The guests of the
David Cohen. ' Miss
Elizabeth
f the congregation and the officers
I.ipsitz delivered the resume of
slay are invited to renew contact
the portion of the Law that was
SISSKIND•WEISS
with their friends of old and to
read. Timely talks were deliv-
The Crystal Ballroom of the make acquaintances with the pres-
ered by Miss Lenore Markson,
Book Cadillac was the scene of a ent members of the Young People's;
who spoke bra "The Significance 41§r'"z
Club.
beautiful wedding on March 17,
of Purim," and Irving Munch,
lobes Miss I.ilyan Weiss, daughter I Marvin Kahn and his orchestra
who interpreted the meaning of
An announcement has been op Mrs, Max Weiss, became the have been selected to furnish music
tare special Sabbath. The services made by Miss Cera Center, presi- bride of Charles Sisskind, son of for dancing, according to Donald
were concluded by congregational dent of the Junior Iladassah of ' Max Sisskind T1
Hirschfield, chairman of the com-
singing of Purim songs.
Windsor that all final arrange - took place under a canopy of mittee on arrangements. Refresh-
Next Saturday, Myron Dann menus have been completed for smilax and palms, with Rabbi A. ments and entertainment will pro-
will be the speaker, Robert Brown the third annual donor luncheon, NI.
vale the background for the re-
Hershman officiating.
newal of old contacts.
will interpret the meaning of the to be held in the ballroom of the. The bride, who
was exquisite
special Sabbath, Sheldon Zuie- Prince Edward Hotel on Sunday.' i o
"This is the first instance, to my
a gown of white satni and
' back will be cantor and Miss March 24, at 1 p. m. Simon Si.* . lace, was given in marriage by knowledge, where the younger gen -
Rosalind Arta will deliver the zer, well known Detroit Zionist her brother, Albert Weiss.
eration has taken the initiative in
resume.
worker, will give the address, anti I The bride's mother was attired getting closer to the congregation
the chairman of the program ,j n a gown of Colonial blue chiffon affairs," said Gabriel Alexander,
committee, Miss Molly Cohen, has and wore a shoulder corsage of president of the Young People's
Club. "We are trying to bridge
prepared an interesting program's talisman roses.
to be presented after the lunch.' Miss Lillian Ulanoff, as maid of the gap between the Sunday school
and middle-age contact with the
eon. honor, wore a white satin gown! Temple and cordially invite all con-
with
chartreuse
accessories,
and
firmants of past years and their
Dr. Leo M. Franklin of Tem-
The following children won the Mrs. Lloyd Ancell, the bride's sis-
ple Beth El left Wednesday night prizes for the most original and ter, as matron of honor, also wore parents to attend the morning serv-
ice and afternoon reception."
for Washington, D. C., to attend
the most authentic costumes worn white satin with green accessories.
Josephine Stern and Sally Abra-
the biennial session of the Union at the intermediate masquerade
The
bridesmaids
were
the
Mis-
ham
are assisting 'Hirschfield with
of American Ilebrew Congrega- party at Temple Beth El Sunday,
ses Ethel Stein, Bessye London, arrangements.
tions. Dr. Franklin is a member March 17: Ruth Miriam Levine,
Esther
Weisbrot,
Sophie
Gold.
of the executive committee of the Ramon Jacobs, Stephen Sarasohn,
board of managers of the Union. Gloria Rosen, Henry Levy and stein, Lillian Wechsler and Lee
S t jraocs.ks k
and is also chairman of the tract Sherry Brown.
W eiss, brother of the bride,
commission.
served as best man, and the
Others who expect to attend
Mrs. Meyer Finkel of 3306 Elm- ushers were Ralph Rosenblatt,
the Washington meeting from
hurst Ave., was honored with a Dr. Jack Jackman, Leo Rovin, Jay
Detroit. are: Rabbi Leon Fram,
surprise party given by the Fen- Ulanoff, Phillip Cherrin, Irving molten:
Milton M. Alexander, Mr. and
holt Pelee, inet tithe dire. tor of the
A Inucrei
kell Ladies Loan Association in G
liic. k, Harry Koster and Lloyd
Mrs. Melville S. Welt, Mr. and
.ten Mir 1V OWs reder•Mott, Mull ocruPY
honor of her birthday and reco-
the Tempt.' pulpit Sundaymonth.
Mrs. Harry R. Solomon, Mrs. Wal-
%141, n:1,
very from her recent illness, at
at 10.45. and 'peak on I lie
After
a
brief
honeymoon,
Mr.
ter Laib and several others.
mold, I. ../Int 'ow apt ion of
her home last Friday evening. and Mrs. Charles Sisskind will re- l i hIlanthropy ••
Sa 1 . 1 •111. Man h 21 • nt 10:10. linti
Thirty guests were present.
side at 2669 Cortland Ave.
i ii
ih daer of
Halevy Concert to Feature
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Zedakah Party for
Mo'os Chitim Fund
Rabbi and Mrs. Joseph Eisenman of 1955 Taylor Ave. announc
the engagement of their daughter, Betty, to Alvin B. Levin, sort of
Mrs. Samuel Levin of 435 King Ave.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Zimmerman of 3778 Wager Ave. announc
the engagement of their daughter, Sylvia, to Dr. Joseph Starman
son of Mr. and Mrs. Solomon Wolf Starman of 2994 Calvert Ave.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Apsel of 1785 Seward Ave. announce th
engagement of their daughter, Estelle, to Harry Kaufman, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Kaufman of 15342 Wildemere Ave.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Lipson of 3025 Monterey Ave. announce th
engagement of their daughter, Rose Evelyn, to Maurice M. Mackey,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Mackey of 2930 West Chicago Blvd.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stein of 2200 Gladstone Ave. announce th
engagement of their daughter, Ethel, to Ralph L. Rosenblatt, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Rosenblatt of 9373 Broadstreet, A reception
will take place at a later date.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Singer of 1471) W. Euclid Ave. announce th
engagement of their daughter, Henrietta, to Henry Wolok, son o
Mr. and Mrs. A. Wolok of 988 E. Ferry Ave.
Mr. and Mrs. Wolf Smith announce the engagement of thei
daughter, Rose, to Newton Freilich, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Freilich of Ferndale, Mich. The wedding will take place on April 6
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