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MOTHERS' CLUB
PCNIC TUESDAY
The annual picnic of the Moth-
ers' Clubs of the Jewish Commun-
ity Center will be held oh Tues-
day, Aug. 27, at Rouge Park.
Novelty races, games, special
stunts, swimming for mothers
and children will feature the
day's activities.
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Bu ses will leave at 11 a. in.
sharp, from the following sta.
111 r. and Mrs. Meyer Prentis I Mr. and Mrs. Leo :Michelson of tions:
Jeaish (' ommunity Center,
Helen
Vera, Collingwrxs1
are
and daughter,
H 2070
Ave returned on
guests at the Gland Hotel, Mac- the Steamer Normandie after an Woodward and Holbrook; Syna-
gogue,
l'ingree and Woodrow
extended
kinac Island.
through Austria,
trip of three
months
through
Hungary,
Italy, Wilson; Dexter branch of Jew-
Mrs. harry E. Byron and France and England. They also ash Community Center, 11518
daughter, Eileen, of Boston Blvd. visited their father in Berlin, Ger- Dexter; Fenkell Hebrew School,
Midland and Parkside.
are at the Balsams, Dixville many.
Reservations must be made in
Notch, New Hampshire, where
hlr. and Mrs. Eli Sachse have advance accompanied by a pay-
they will remain for the balance
of the season. From there Miss returned to their home on Virginia ment of 30 cents for adults and
17 cents for children.
Eileen will enter Smith College, Park after an extended visit with
Reservations may be made ei-
planning to take advantage of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Fivenson in
th
ey at the office
of or
tbe with
Jewish
its exchange system for a year Alpena, Stich. Mr. and Mrs. Sachse Community
Center
the
Airflow sticking
adorns this
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Atlantic City and will visit with
Sir. and Mrs. Royal Allen Op- his family at Hunter, where they
penheim of Prairie Ave. returned are spending the sunimer months.
from a visit with their brother-in-
law and sister, Mr. and Mrs.
Miss Mildred Vass and Vivian
Harold Barker at the "Dunes", in Wiener are on a two-weeks' vaca-
, Indiana Harbor, Ind.
tion at Port Austin.
Performance and Radio Furniture
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hyman and
George Williams of New York
children of Boston Blvd. returned spent several days in this city
on the S.S. Normandie after va- during the past week.
cationing for 10 weeks in Europe.
1936 Philco, model 116x
Sirs. Conrad Friedman and
Mr. and Mrs. Gaston Gross and daughter, Sally, returned from a
family of Louisville, Ky., are mak- two weeks' visit with Mr. and Mrs.
ing their home at 3290 Webb Ave.
J. L. Beckman in Cadillac, Mich.
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Payment. that are convenient, prac•
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get, will be arranged.
• Concerning Trade-Ins- -
A generous allowance will be made
armpit Earth El
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and superior. Two-in-one high fidelity speaker.
New high fidelity audio tubes. Inclined sounding
board. Cabinet of choice walnut, with delicate, en-
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panels of contrasting wood. — soft, hand-rubbed
finish . • beautiful piece of furniture.
43 NEW, 1936 PHILCOS, $20 UP
Gift to Center Scholarship
Mr. and Mrs. W illiam F:rlichman
Mrs. A. C. Lappin is visiting
Fund
(Lydia Bloom), who have been with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
making their home in Youngstown, Louis Steerman in Atlantic City.
Ohio, returned to Detroit to make
A gift to the Scholarship Fund
their future home here.
of the Jewish Community Cen-
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Fagin of
ter was made by Mr. and Mrs.
After a three weeks' vacation in Oklahoma City, who have been William Brown in memory of
ill
their mother, Mrs. F.
Deal and Long Island, Miss Shir- Ocher, for the past few weeks, left Joseph Kahn.
ley Krell returned to her home on
for • week's stay at the beach at
Poe Ave.
Michigan City before returning to
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Boson and their home. They were accompanied
Now Philco All-Wave Aerial, 85
An y Philco may be purchased on convenient terms.
We will accept your old radio as part payment.
"Michigan's Leading Music House"
3RINNELL BROS.
for old suites and individual pieces
taken in trade.
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Expert workmanship. Choice of fins
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August Sale!
This timely event brings you superb
furniture values —just in time for
the Fall Holy Days. Replace your old
furniture with the season's newest,
smartest furniture — and save on
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ANNIS FURS
Additional trees were planted in
Palestine through the Jewish Na-
tional Fund in honor of the tenth
wedding anniversary of Mr. and
Mrs. Philip Slomovitz by Mrs. D.W.
Simons, Dr. and Mrs. David Fau-
man, Theodore and Alex Baruch,
Mr. and Mrs. Sol Slomovitz and
Dr. and Mrs. S. Kleiman.
N. Metzger planted a tree
through the Jewish National Fund,
in memory of his father, Moses
Sietzger, who died Aug. 27, 1917.
Of those who planted trees in
the Slomovitz Garden, the follow-
ing planted them through Hades-
sah: Mr. and Mrs., J. H. Ehrlich,
Miss Jeanette Steinberg, Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Feldstein, Morris
Steinberg, Mr. and Mrs. Myron
Steinberg, Mr. and Mrs. H. L.
Jackson, Mrs. Esther Jay.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Warner
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Feinberg
and son, Joseph, are sojourning in and family of Leslie Ave., returned
Charlevoix.
home after a 16 day vacation at
Basswood Lake, Canada.
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. I.. Frank and
Mrs. Leon Frank of Colorado Ave.,
Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Frank of Sabbath Services:
Dr. Leo M. Franklin will oc-
returned from a trip to Lake Wildemere Ave. are en route to
Louise and Banff.
California, stopping at Lake Louise cupy the pulpit Saturday morn-
ing,
Aug. 24, and preach on the
and Banff on the way.
subject, "Blessings and Curses."
Mrs. Anna Payne and daugh-
Services
are held in the Brown
ters, Leona and Lois, of Chicago,
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Robinson
arrived in Detroit to attend the of Chicago Blvd., and daughter, Memorial Chapel and begin
promptly at 10 o'clock. -
Goldman-Stern engagement recep- Constance, are spending several I
tion.
weeks at Mackinac Island.
It brings you world-wide broadcasts . . . and •
Only a week remains of Robinson's
Store - Wide August Sale, featuring
the choicest products of America's
foremost makers — at genuine sale
price. Everything is now reduced.
Now you can buy furniture of style
and distinction at generous savings.
Only a week remains! Act quickly.
• Concerning Terms-
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Arnoff and
famil y, Mr. an d Mrs. Ralph
I Schiller of Chicago Blvd. Miss children of Clements Ave., left for The North Woodward branch of
I Jean Schiller is home after an Charlevoix and Mackinac Island.
the Jewish Women's Welfare Or-
ganization is anticipating a large
extended visit in New York.
Mrs. II. C. Barsky of Boston attendance at the first regular
Miss Edith Joyce Albert of Blvd. has been spending the past meeting of the season to be held at
Chicago Blvd. returned from the week at Charlevoix and Mr. Bar- the home of Mrs. J. Rothenberg,
Inn at Charlevoix where she sky will join her over the week-end. 3317 Clements Ave., on Wednes-
day, Aug. 28, at 1:30 p. in.
visited with her sister and broth-
Plans for a dinner dance will be
er-in-law, Sir. and Mrs. Bernard
Mrs. J. Kelly Kaufman, of the discussed at this meeting, and fur-
Samuels of Calvert Ave.
Whittier, returned from a five
weeks' trip to Russia, Norway, thee plans will be made for the
third annual donor luncheon to be
Dr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Jacobs Sweden, England and France.
held at the Book Cadillac Hotel on
and family of Sturtevant Ave., re-
Jan. 8.
turned from their vacation at Mus-
Mr. and Airs. George Levy and
Those wishing to make reserva-
kegon on Lake Michigan.
son, Miles, are spending a few
tions may do so by coming to this
weeks at Charlevoix.
meeting or getting in touch with
Mr. and Mrs. Julian G. Miner
the president, Mrs. J. Cohen, Euc-
of Sherbourne Drive are entertain-
Mrs. Mollie Levenson of Chicago lid 3412-J.
ing their sister-in-law, Mrs. David is visiting with her children, Mr.
The organization extended con-
Levkoff and her children, Henry and Mrs. Alexander Levenson of gratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Philip
and Edith. Mr. Levkotf will join Fullerton Ave. •
Slomovitz on their 10th wedding
his family during the end of their
anniversary. .
visit, when they will all return to
Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Goodman
their home in New York.
and family of Burlingame Ave.
motored to Cleveland and New Plant Trees in Palestine
Mrs. Tien Jacob and family, and York.
Through Jewish Na-
Mrs. Alvin Traxler and family are
tional Fund
home after a visit in Atlantic city.
Mrs. Pauline Langner of New
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LIBRARY AT EAST GRAND RIVER
Gifts to North End Clinic
North End Clinic has received
the following contributions:
In memory of Mrs. Fred Rosen-
field, from Mrs. Katherine T. Rose
of New York and Misses Henrietta
A. and Settsk Robinson.
In memory of Joseph Kahn, from
Misses Henrietta A. and Setta
Robinson.
In memory of Miss Rose An-
spach, from Misses Henrietta A.
and Setta Robinson.
For the Bailin Memorial Fund:
In memory of Mrs. Fred Rosenfield,
from Mr. and Mrs. Edwin A. Wolf;
in memory of Mrs. Sylvia Gregor,
from Sir. and Mrs. Edwin A. Wolf.
Two anonymous contributions
for special research work.
Rothschild Gift Enables Re-
pairs to Palestine Hospital
NEW YORK (WNS) — A gift
of $7,500 from the late Baroness
Edmond de Rothschild just before
her death will make possible badly
needed repairs to the Hadassah
hospital in Sated, Palestine, the
only hospital for tubercular pa-
tients in Palestine, it was announc-
ed by the Hadassah Organization.
The late Baron Edmond de Roth-
schild gave the property of the
hospital building to Hadassah
shortly after the World War but
in the last few years its condition
became no bad that it was to have
been condemned as unsafe. The
gift of Baroness Rothschild will
enable the Hadassah to convert the
hospital in to an exclusively tuber-
cular institution.
Gifts to Hadassah Fund
Mrs. Joe Magidsohn, chairman
of the Infant Welfare Fund of the
Detroit Chapter of Hadassah, re-
ceived contributions from the fol-
lowing:
Joseph Lester Warner, on his
11th birthday, in memory of his
beloved grandparents, Ettalaya and
Joseph D. Finley.
Mr. and Sirs. Harry M. Seiko.,
in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Cohen, on the occasion of their
25th wedding anniversary.
Jack Abrahams, the man who
captained the Cambridge Univer-
sity track team for several years
won the 100 metres sprint in the
1924 Paris Olympics. At present
he is a member of the English
Olympic Committee.
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with th
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choice
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rally p
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Mr,
testion
for out
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bridges,
club en
family are guests at the Inn in to Michigan City by Miss Reva
Charlevoix. Ocher. During their stay in De-
troit they were extensively enter-
Mr. and Mrs. Irving L. Goldman, tained by their many friends here.
cr.Siefstway Representatives,
1515 - 21 Woodward Avenue
Mi chigan, Ohio, Ontario and Detroit Branch Stores
Mr. and Sirs. James Pollack and
Sir. and Sirs. Sum Greenberg left
last Saturday for Houghton Lake.
Sirs. J. Brown and daughter,
Marian, and son, Sam, left by mo-
tor for Burlington, Vermont.
Goldie Goldstein
On J. S. S. B. Staff
Sir. and Sirs. Max Fisher of the
Park Lane Apts., were guests at
The announcement of the ap- the Beach hotel in Charlevoix over
Yrs. Y. A bramson, 2509 Pingree pointment of Miss Goldie Cold- i the past week-end.
Ave., in n
m emory of mister, Sadie stein to the staff of the Jewish
Greenberg Cohen; Philip Cohen, I Social Service Bureau was made
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Simons
Detroit IA 1and Hotel, in memory this week by Harold Silver, di- and family of Chicago Blvd., are
of father, Isaac Cohen; Mrs. Etta rector of the organization. Miss spending the summer at Charle-
Elbinger Cohn and George and Goldstein is a Detroiter, a grad- voix.
Lillie, 124 1 Glynn Ct., in memory uate of the Michigan State Nor-
of brother , Sam Grabowsky; Mrs.imal School at Ypsilanti, and of
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Vass of E.
E. Elbinge r Cohn, 1248 Glynn Ct., ' the Graduate School for Jewish Kirby Ave., left Sunday by motor
In memory of mother, Miriam; The Social Work in New York City. for a visit in New York.
Finley Fa slily, 2326 Calvert Ave., Mies Godlstein succeeds Miss
is memory of father, Joseph David Clarissa Freud, who has received
Miss Cecelia Shetzer of Long-
Finley; M re. Caroline Fisher, 2903 an appointment from the Jewish fellow Ave. returned from a two-
Elmhurst Ave., in memory of Gitel Home Finding Society in Chi- weeks' stay at Lea Cheneaux Is-
Sarah, CI Ira, Joseph Ben Joseph cago, of which Jacob Kepecs is
land.
and Josep h hen Jacob; Osman E. the executive director.
Fisher, 20 27 Edison Ave., in mem-
Slr. and Mrs. Moe Leiter are
eel of fat her, Isaac Fisher; Mrs.
peeving by boat for Port Arthur
Rose Fri ed man, 105 Colorado,
and
Minaki, Ont. On their re-
Highland Park, in memory of Re- Flower Fund of Jewish Old turn they will visit in Winnipeg
becca; Mi is Rachel Ganopol, 5103
Folks Home
and Manitoba.
Caws Ave , in memory of father,
Boris Can spot; Mrs. F. Greenberg,
The following made contribu •
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Lech.
2958 Lesli ! Ave., in memory of sis- tions to the home in lieu of flow - left by motor for a visit with
tor, Sadie ; J. Harris, 516 Savery, era: Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Bie- their family in New York.
in memory r of father, Simon Har- berstein, 2715 Cortland Ave., in
via; Mrs. :Attie Hill, 11537 ilamil- memory of Charles Harris; De-
Miss Dorothy Friedman is
ton Blvd. , in memory of father, troit Lodge No. 55 Knights of spending the week-end in Pitts-
IforJechai ; Mrs. F. Karol, 1522 Pythias, in memory of Mrs. Rift* burgh.
Lee Place , in memory of husband, Jacoby; Misses Hattie and Flor-
Samuel Id ordche; Sam Kert, 190 ence Silberman, 1183 Burlingame
Newton King of Columbus, 0.,
Grand B rd. F.., in memory' of Ave., in memory of Henry Weil; spent a few days with his par-
mother, 1' oby Chaie; Mrs. Harry Mrs. Sidney Silberman, 1183 Bur- ents, Mr. and Mrs. David King.
Levey, 5 .9 Philadelphia E., in lingame Ave., in memory of Henry
memory c brother, Abe Lieber- Weil; Mr. and Mrs. H. Strauss,
Mrs. Harry Bennett and brother,
stein; Hen ry Levitt, 7885 Jos. Cam- 13305 La Salle Vied., in memory Dr. David Linn, returned to their
pall, in m emory of father, Joeeph of Mrs. Nancy Strauss; Mrs. H. home on Parkside Ave. after • mo-
Levitt;
r. and Mrs. A. Levy, 1511 Tanenholz, 13305 La Salle Blvd., tor trip through the New England
Delaware, in memory of grand- in memory of Mrs. Nancy Strauss. States and New York State.
mother,
Libbie Ellenstein;
Mrs. M. deisner, 2030 Hazelwood
Mrs. S. Blair and daughter,
Ave., in n memory of husband, Ber-
Joan, of Chicago were recent
nard, and son, Bennie; Alfred Siey- Contributions to the Jewish guests of Mr. apd Mrs. D. Siegel
era, 1805 Glynn Ct., in memory of
Children's Home
of Webb Ave.
father, A:
Ad olph; Mrs. Joseph Mil-
ler, 3831 Cortland Ave., in memory
The Jewish Children's Home of
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Goldberg
p
of arent,
C. Miriam and Zainweli; Detroit wishes to acknowledge with of the Wilshire, returned from a 10
Miss ( a Zuieback, 2045 Taylor thanks the following contributions: weeks' visit in Europe.
Ave., in memory of mother, Mrs.
Mrs. Julius Isaacson, 3311 Chi-
Jeanie Zu leback.
cago Bide.
Mrs. Leo Marks of the Park
Mrs. W. Nelson, 3008 Monterey. Lane Apts. and Sirs. Lillian Fried-
Mrs. Samuel Sternberg, 3436 man of the Wilshire returned from
Flower
for all oceasio...—. Edison. in memory of Mn.
s Charles a weeks' stay at the Drake Hotel
Dexter-Jo
Florist, Euclid 6082. Sternberg.
in Chicago.
The fol lowing made contribu-
Mona to t th e home for memorials:
Will Soon
Come to an End!
J.W.E.W.O. Branch
To Meet Wednesda y
Haven, Conn., is the guest of her
Mrs. Alexander Levenson of brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and
F ullerton Ave. was hostess at a Mrs. Edward Bernie of Chicago
luncheon and bridge last Friday, Blvd.
honoring her mother-in-law, Mrs.
Mollie Levenson of Chicago.
William Isenberg motored to
Its Jewish Old Folks
Home
AUGUST
SALE
with the Sorbonne in Paris, and Mr. and Sirs. Fivenson were officers of the clubs.
the guests of Mr. and Sirs. S. B.
!France.
Solomon in Rogers City, Mich., and
r. nd Mrs. Oscar Fivenson in
Mr. and Mrs. A. Levine and
M adill ac
h lich.
daughter, Esther, of Chicago, C,
i are spending some time with their
ANNOUNCEMENT. . ..
We Have Been Appointed
`Robinson's
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Miss Jeanette Hoffman of 290
Farnsworth Ave., will leave on
Sunday for Loch Sheldrake, N. Y.,
and will remain there until her
marriage in mid-September to
Joseph Pohl. Her mother, Mrs. Wil-
liam Hoffman, and her sister, Mrs.
Meyer Goldstein, were joint hostes-
ses on Tuesday, Aug. 20, at a
shower in her honor at Lacher's,
100 guests attending.
Pa
Rabbi
strived
mg for
Miss
loft for
tan sit
sod Mr
Among the many lovely affairs
given in honor of Esther Alper, a
bride-elect of September, was a
personal and linen shower for 50
guests at Lacher's. She has been
honored by Mrs. William Buch-
halter and Naomi Buchhalter, Mrs.
Erwin Gould, her sister, and Miss
Jennie Alper of Traverse City,
Mich.
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Sirs. F. M. Chernick and Sirs.
J. B. Finn returned from little
Bay.
Mrs. J. B. Finn of Glynn Court
is a house guest of Mr. and Mrs.
F. M. Chernick at their summer
home in Anchor Bay Shores, Mich.
Mr. and Mrs. II. Freedman had
as their guests their sister and
brother-in-law, Sir end Mrs. J.
Berman of Brooklyn, N. Y. Mr.
and Mrs. P. Rubin and their
nephew, A. Berman, Mrs. Y. Jaye
and eons of Loa Angeles, Calif.
and A. Moyer of Philadelphia.
Dr. and Sirs. S. B. Kahn (Shir-
ley Freedman) are residing at 2707
Webb Ave.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Freedman, for-
merly of Elmhurst Ave., are resid-
ing at 2707 Webb Ave.
Mrs. Fannie Strauss is residing
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H.
Freedman at 2707 Webb Ave.
Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Lewis are
touring through Northern Mich.,
stopping at Long Lake, Mackinac
Island and Charlevoix.
Irving B. Ackerman of Blaine
Ave. returned from a trip through
Northern Michigan, having spent
several weeks at the Inn in Char-
levoix, Mich., and a week in Bay
Shore. Mich.
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