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Emprritort/Ensnantaracul

December 13, 1935

PAGE NINE

and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

Himelhocks

Announce Her Betrothal

Engagements

STORE HOURS, 9:00 to 6:00

MISS ROSE YOLLES

ARROW SHIRTS

can't be wrong for his Christmas gift!

Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Yolles of
3265 Burlingame Ave. announce
the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Rose, to Louis Gelfand, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Max Gelfand of
9905 McQuade Ave. Reception
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Yolles on Sunday, Dec. 22, from
2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p. m. No cards.

-( 7ZEDAKAH IS PLANNING I Hadassah Conclave
NEW YEAR'S EVE PARTY
Honors Mrs. Ehrlich

Plans are being made for Zeda-
kah ('lob's New Year's Eve party
to be held at the Book Cadillac llo-
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Weinstein of Hazelwood Ave. announce tel gran dballroom. A 12 course
he engagement of their daughter, Jennie, to Sanford S. Yost, son dinner is to be served, a 10-piece
of Mr. and Sirs. Hyman Yoskowitz of Burlingame Ave.
orchestra will play and there will
Announcement of the engagement of Miss Ruth Stone, daughter be entertainment, favors and SOU-
of Ben Stone, to Maurice Korn, was made at a Thanksgiving dinner
for the immediate family given by Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Smilo at
their home on Clements Ave.
Sir. and Mrs. N. Rotenberg of Windsor, Ont., announce the
engagement of their daughter, Freda, to Maurice Stone, son of Mr.
and Mrs. M. Stone of Toronto, Ont. The wedding will take place in
Starch.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Minkow of Richmond Hill, Long Island, N.
Y., announce the engagement of their daughter, Florence, to Nathan
Berkovitz, son of Sir. and Mrs. Benjamin Berkovitz of 17341 Fair-
field Ave., Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. George Moskowitz of 681 Rosedale Ct. announce
the engagement of their daughter, Pearl, to Joseph D. Brown, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Brown of 2989 Richton Ave.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ellenbogen of 3211 Taylor Ave. announce
the engagement of their daughter, Rose, to Max E. Klayman, son of
Jacob Klayman of 2274 Blaine Ave.
Mr. and Sirs. Isadore Burnstein of 1244 W. Grand Blvd. an-
nounce the engagement of their daughter, Mildred, to Irving Schiff,
son of Sir. and Mrs. Barney Schiff of 3309 Elmhurst Ave.
Mrs. Sarah Litchis of 1217 W. Philadelphia Ave., announces
the engagement of her daughter, Reba, to Louis L. Seltzer, nephew
of Mr. and Sirs. Joseph Ginsberg.
Sir. and Mrs. Ilyman M. Baker of Flushing, Long Island, an-
nounce the engagement of their daughter, Eunice, to Jesse A. Rice,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Karl Rice, of Gladstone Ave.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel T. Shevin announce the engagement of
their daughter, Miss Eve Burnstein, to Dr. Michael M. Engelman.

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Women's Auxiliary
Jewish Ohl Folks Home

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Sunday Evening, December 15

Music by DAVE DIAMOND'S

ORCHESTRA

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Yiddish Folks Verein

Announce Their Annual

New Year's Eve Party

JERICHO TEMPLE, Main Ballroom

Music by • Well Known Orchestra

SUPPER . DRINKS • FLOOR SHOW • SOUVENIRS
All for $2.50 Per Person

The Committee Guarantees You All a Big Time

MAKE RESERVATIONS NOW BY CALLING EU. 6195.M

Dr. Kaplan Writes
Volume to Appear
Early in January

Covici, Friede announce that
early in January they will publish
Dr. Mordecai E. Kaplan's book,
"Judaism in Transition." It is his
thesis that the devastation wrought
by modernism upon the traditions
and collective life of the Jews has
gradually made that people trans- 1
form themselves to meet the re-
quirements of the world in the
making. This is effecting radical
changes in the traditional pattern
of ideas and in the social structure
of the Jews. These changes con-
stitute the transition through which
Judaism is passing. What must
Judaism do to negotiate this transi-
tion successfully? is the question
which Dr. Kaplan answers in his
book. He is the author of "Judaism
as a Civilization" which was pub-
lished by Macmillan last year.

AESCULAPIAN LADIES
MEDICINE SHOWER FOR
THE OLD FOLKS' HOME'

The Aesculapian Ladies' Auxil-
iary announces a medicine shower
and bridge for the benefit of the
Jewish Old Folks Home, to be
given at 1:30 p. m. on Tuesday
afternoon, Dec. 17, at the home
of Mrs. Jennie S. Zagal, 151 Ha-
zelwood Ave.
All members and their friends
are requested to bring a staple
drug item and all such contribu-
tions will be presented to the
Jewish Old Folks Home.

Officers Elected by Auxiliary
of Cong. B'nai Zion

At a meeting of the Ladies'
Auxiliary of Congregation B'nai
Zion held Wednesday evening,
Nov. 27, the following • officers
were re-elected. Mrs. Lena Blu-
meno, president; Mrs. Cohen, first
vice-president; Mr& S. Krakow-
sky, second vice-president; Mrs.
B. Pickman, treasurer; Mrs. Rose
Whiteman, secretary; Sirs. Drews,
hospitaler; Mrs. Glassman, treas-
urer of flower fund.
The board of directors is com-
posed of Mesdames Si. Wain, F.
Newman, T. Sosnick, M. Makel,
Heiman, and J. Stewart.
Plans are being made for a
Chanukah party to be held on
Monday evening, Dec. 23. There
will be music and entertainment.

Gifts to the United Jewish
Charities

a...1 •

Women's Imported Real

KID GLOVES

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Wedding Calendar

Births

Marriages

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Thermometers 25c up.Telescopes9Scurs.

Rehearsals Resumed
By Chord of Judaea

Jr. Congregation
Of Shaarey Zedek

CROWLEY-MILNER'S

Fur-Trimmed
Velvet Wraps

venire. Call Mrs. Kolman Shapiro, Donald M. Silberblatt's Bar
Un. 1-3570, or Mrs. Lawrence
Mitzvah is Honored
Jones, To. 8-1364, for reservations.
The following names were added
Sir.
and Mrs. Aaron Silberblatt
to the list of donors to the fourth
of 9360 Wildemere Ave. cele-
Dec. 15-Miss Edna Marks, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan annual donor luncheon which was brated the Bar Mitzvah of their
Marks, to Morton Barris, son of Herman Barris, in the Italian Gar- held on Dec. 11:
Lena Agree. A. Arono•, IL August, son, Donald M., a student of the
dens of the Book-Cadillac Hotel.
Arthur Abrantot its, Carl Arta, O. Atkins, Tuxedo-Holmur branch of the
Arta, David Appelbaum. Alex Altman,
Dec. 16-Miss Anne Milinsky, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Z. J.
United Hebrew Schools, on Sat-
t, J. Altus, Norman Adilman, Morris
Milinsky of 2050 Taylor Ave., to Maurice Moscow, son of Mrs. Bes- Axelrod, Maurice Burstein, Aloe Bricker, urday, Dec. 7, at the Shaarey
TIllie Boardnian, g Boller, It Bonnet, Zedek synagogue. The outstand-
sie Moscow of 3779 Calvert Ave.
Henry Baron. A. Brodie, 1, W. Bluin•
Dec. 22-Miss Betty Ruth Davidson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Brody, Dave Berg, W1111.1111 Heiman, Bro- ing feature of this Bar Mitzvah
berg. M. Biumenau, David Brown, J. was the fact that Donald recited
Israel Davidson of Chicago Blvd., to Dr. Herbert Jerome Bloom re
Brod. M. Bloom, Jack Brilliant, M.
of the University of Michigan School of Dentistry, son of Joseph A. fienadant, Joroph Bliffeld, David Block, his Ilaftorah out of the Scroll of
J. M, Berrie, Illorroy, Joseph Beeman, the Prophets. Among the many
Bloom of Byron Ave
Errol Barba,. Nat Bronstein, Max Blum.
Dec. 22-Miss Dorothy Sorock, daughter of Dr. E. M. Sorock berg, L. !Winer, 11. Bennett, Jacob Ber• telegrams and letters of congratu-
ken, Milton Behrendt. F. g Bergatein,
of Clairmount Ave.. to Leo J. Stein, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Stein AI, Illattilkoff, Mum Brody, M. Raker, lations received by the parents
French. Ball, Jame" Drown, Wolf Moan, was a cablegram in Hebrew script
of Long Island, N. Y., at the Book Cadillac Hotel.
Dora Blumberg, Bernard Blrbelms Jen from Mr. and Mrs. Siegel, mater-
Dec. 22-Miss Vivian Sperber, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mor- Frobbroh, A. Bennet, Henry Behrendt, nal grandparents of the Bar
Pictured: One of
E. Croris A. M. Caplan, A. Corolla.
ris Mordecai Sperber, to Milton Irwin Kushnir, of St. Louis, Mo., J.
Micheal Cornfield, Charlton Cornfield, Mitzvah from Tel Aviv, Palestine,
many enchanting new
son of Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell Kushnir of Pueblo, Colo., in the Crys- Harry C Citron, Chsrlea Capp, Shirley congratulating Mr, and Mrs. Sil-
styles. Some have
Capp. Irwin Cohn,
Cornfield, llorria
tal Room of the Book Cadillac Hotel.
Cohen, limn Cohen, lien Davidson, Adell berblatt upon this joyous occa-
hoods-others butter-
Dec. 25-Misses Jean and Agnes Sherman, daughters of Mr. Davis I, Davideon, Louie 1rocidron, Raul sion and informing them that they
Dmitri', David H. Diamond, D. Dorf, 14.
fly sleeves of fur, or
and Mrs. Samuel R. Sherman of 1538 Lee Place, to Louis Wolfgang Diamond,
too took part in the celebration by
II. Dravida I. C. Kiang
and Irwin Sherman respectively, at the Book-Cadillac Hotel.
}Brother's Max Edwards, Max Eillro, performing the Bar Mitzvah cere-
rippling fur collars-
Tillie Elitnen. William Edelson, II. Miro
Dec. 25-Miss Billie E. Klein, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mein, A. 10nooroln, N. Ekelnian. Rose mony in the Tel Aviv Synagogue
$29.75 to $89.75.
Henry Klein, to Louis M, Bloomberg. son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Elk, Dora Ehrlich. A. Freedman. Ed on the Sabbath of Dec. 7, and
Prober. Ed Feldstein, Francis Fro, Nether
that an elaborate party was given
M. Bloomberg of Flint, at the Statler Hotel.
Wraps-4th & 6th floors
Futterman. Norman Froth, M. Truman,
Samuel Freedman, Ilarry Freedmen, A. for friends and relatives on Sun-
F d, A 11 Pieter, Sylvia Feinberg, M. day, Dec. 10. In the absence of
E. Freedlander, Leo Feder, Ruby Frosh,
N. Grunt. Jack Geller, Grundy, N. Green, Dr. A. M. Hershman, the visiting
RUSSEKS
Abe °Maher, II. Goodman, Jack Golds rabbi, Abraham Halperin, presents
Litman Gould, K. H. Grenadier, Nathro
14U WOODWARD AV&
Goldman. J. Greenberg, Rea Oledwin, ed the Bar Mitzvah with a gift on
Louis Golden, Harbert (11111s Al Garvin, behalf of the Shaarey Zedek Syna-
Jack Gold, G. Gelb, I.. Greenspan, Biros
(I old, L. Greene, II. Greenspan, Caro gogue and delivered an inspiring
Gould. Nathan Greene, Philip Gorelick.
Dec. 4-To Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Herman (Gertrude Epstein) Joe Gorman. gam (Jordon, Aloe Gordon. talk on this occasion , advising
Ayala Dlragrolnlment, Make
of 2749 Elmhurst Ave., a daughter, Muriel Phyllis.
IlmrrobIlman NOW
J. W. Gold, Oscsr floldrron, Marlon the Bar Mitzvah boy to follow in
Goldberg, A. N. Goldsmith, M•mle Gott• the footsteps of his parents.
YOUR WINTER CRUISE
Dec. 4-To Mr. and Mrs. Harold Miskin (Bess Solovich) of link, N. 1101dman. Last Goldsmith. Ben
Followipg
the
services
a
Kid-
Gould, Julio, Goldman, Jack Halperin.
13 Day. - 5100 and uft.
9753 N. Martindale Ave., a daughter, Jane.
Etta Hoffenberg, F. Hoffman, Marl"" dush for about 75 was nerved at
Hotel Reeervationa In
Herman. gam Hutton, gam Ramberg*r.
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Silber-
Lyman . 11a01s. It. Gelperin. Joseph 051-
FLORIDA • CALIFORNIA
petit, 11. Gordon, Shrove Grey. Nethan blatt. On Sunday, Dec. 10, a re-
Tickets
Fur
thole, Sidney Gorman. Pauline Gorman, ception was held at the home of
Anywhere Conant t
Louis Germansky, Alex Carom HarrY
Grevnin, Louie Goodman. Lou Gibbs the Baal Slmcha at which time
Harry Goldberg, Morris Greenberg. Hen- the host and hosteil received
ry Goodman. Joe Gendelman. Herman
, World Wide Travel Bureau, Ina
(Hoch, Louie Gorman, J. 1111115. I.. liero• many friends.
SARUT-REDBLATT
wits S. II Heck, Julius Hackman, Harry
Out-of-town guests included
Inc. with. Blvd, Rawl. S3454/18
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Redblatt of
Hartman. M. Harris Pearl Irorthman.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Sam
Goldman
and
I. M. Herta, Joroph Jacob• Phil Reim,
3324 Webb Ave. announce the
Max Eraenirk, Ervin Irobldon, J. Roblin, family of Chicago, Mr. and Mrs.
marriage of their daughter, Doro-
Morrie Karmen, irotnuel Krostion. Elmer
PERFECTION LODGE
Max Kerner, Harry L. Kate, Ben Silberblatt of Toledo, Mr. and
thy, to William Sarut, son of Mr.
Mrs. Harry Sitner of 2059 Clair- Koffmen.
Arthur Krants D. Kleinman, Rome Kale., Mrs. Dan Silberblatt of Toledo,
-
and Mrs. B. Sarut of W. Grand mount Ave., entertained 50 guests Jrohia Karbel, Marlon Heys Ham Kate,
Mr. and Mrs. II. Si, Jacobson and
Perfection Lodge No. 486, P.
Ave. on Nov. 28, at Hotel Web- at a surprise birthday party in Jerk Iropro, Irving Kleinnutii, Mabel
Kahn, A. Reduabln, Max Enron, William family of Toledo, and Mr. and & A. M., will hold a meeting on
ster Hall. Rabbi Harry Z. Gor- honor of her husband on Wednes- Keller, Itches IY'ravits Jack Irovsnati,
Mrs. S. E. Solomon and daughter Dec. 18, at 7:50 P. M. M. M.
M. Kerner, Hyman If miner, Daniel
don performed the ceremony at day, Nov. 27.
Krause, Betty Leiberinen, Joroph befo of Rogers, City, Mich.
Degree. Outlook Committee.
2 p. m., which was followed by
kofekv. S. Lieb. L. hangsam, David
a reception for 200 guests. Miss
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bookatein re- Levy, Rorolla laahovits, Erving 1.11ten•
Sylvia Redblatt, sister of the cently returned to the city, after eke. henry LeSetl Hymn I.adn.on,
bride, was maid of honor, and having spent four and one half Lapidus David Levine, Art hur Lubin.
I on Le , Jullro London. PhIllip
Max Sarut, brother of the groom, months on the continent, where Oertmle
Llitron. lens Levine, It A. Lazes, Iron,
was best man.
they visited the following cities: rot Levine. statue Lebove, TAW. Light•
FRANCES ARONIIEIII
Mons
Worria
Ds, Id Levin, Lewis
Mr. and Mrs. Sarut spent their London, Paris, Berlin, Warsaw. Modell, A. J. !Abet,
NOTICE
Moss, 11. 31•kle, Aaron
TRADE-IN
DETROIT'S LOWEST
honeymoon in the east and are Leningrad, Moscow, Kiev, Vienna,
eyern, Meyer Meyerson. Arthur Mel-
OUR
Your Oil
role.
L.
Matson",
I.
Murooyits
Milton
PRICES
ON SMART
now residing at 3324 Webb Ave. Prague, Budapest, Satu Mare and
Miller, Max Nurobaum.
M. J. Newman,
LOW RENT
is
Watches
Zurich.
William Olineo•
II. Ororo. Louis
5TH
FLOOR
Diamonds
I..
helm, Joseph t nen I Zoog It. l'ol'O,
FREID-OSSIPOW
LOCATION
Silverware
Ralph Paul, Henry Leo
Nu Alpha Tau Sorority will Piero.,
Pollao Is Prot In. II. G PolrokY,
WATCHES
TELLS THE
Miss Helen Ossipow, daughter hold a "Wiggle Waffle" dance and Pollack,
LIBERAL
F. Elkin, Perahln. A. Cowell. Jack P.m-
STORY
of Sir. and Mrs. Dave Ossipow of bridge on Sunday, Dec. 15 at the M. IT rearInron, 1. Rabinowitz, Ben
ALLOWANCE
DIAMONDS
Itroenherg. David Heron. Sigmund Ituloin•
Fins
Owosso, Mich., became the bride Jewish Community Center.
Ham iltoe
SILVERWARE
Cr. Harry 11011. Emil Remick, Hen
Jewelry
of Dr. Samuel Freid, son of Mr.
Elgin Watches
limiest hal IhvdA Itoth.berg Barry
and
all
11.blnenn.
Harold
!lament
hal,
Worry
11.•
Remodeling
Costume
and Mrs. Morris Freid of Detroit,
Mr. and Sirs. Charles V. Richter ben, SidneyItoroniron. Louis Itroin. Mar
JEWELRY
Watch
Jewelry
on Sunday evening, Dec. 8. Rabbi and family of the Wilshire Hotel, Ray. Afro Ito Sentient, Fanny Rodin,
Repairing
Abraham Jacob Epel performed have moved to the Marvilla Apts, J. lionenheris Ben Rubin., Terry Ilea-
and GIFTS
nick. L. Itto to, Nato. Ruben. Irwin Rash,
the ceremony. Miss Helen Ossi- 3311 W. Chicago Blvd.
Phillip Roth. M. Robbins Dave Shupe,
Next to
Max Fichwatts. loan neon, I. Starker,
pow is a graduate of the Bay
PHONE
IIINEL/10,WO
Sidney Stone. He A Shapers J. Merl,
City Junior College and a stu-
Opposite
stein. Samuel linfferin. Alex kb hrelber,
CHERRY 4050
5TH
FLOOR
STATLER HCMICL
Nat fool Nebrether. cart Ironies J. Pen-
dent of the Wayne University.

The United Jewish Charities was
the recipient of a donation during
the past week in memory of George
DECEASED HONORED
tair. Ray Sofferin. Harry Shear, David
Harris by Mr. and Sirs. Mitchell Dr. Freid has his office in Sagi-
lienironln Smith. Milton Simon,
BY JWEWO BRANCH 1...74, ‘' . 111ePebeee.
Berry Horror. V W.
B. Robinson and Mr. and Mrs. Her- naw, Mich., and is also the phy-
trochee 14 Sucher, Rose Nhapero. Al tiher•
sician of the Sunrise Colony, near
bert H. Warner.
The North Woodward branch
Nhrts
Saginaw. They will make their
of the Jewish Women's European memos! loom, was swims's, Hurray
home in Saginaw, Mich.
Welfare Organization sponsored
a memorial luncheon, a yearly Harry giunies needle Winona. Joroph
GUSSIN-BESER
Ilevnloor
hwart a. Pidnov Welnloatx
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Beser an- traditional event, on Dec. 10, at Track. Berman 1.0vin. I. A Woolinau.
the Warsaw Club. Thanks for the msnasi Wald. Ai Weer. Harry woo s .,
nounce the marriage of their
Bertha Weintraub, Ott., Wein, J
ir ten,
A
masnu cacness esrei vlsei int z11,1
A. Welts Lewic Wroarouren. N•1 Wel.
daughter, Ruth, to Samuel Gus- ffuarizr's
Win,. Paoli
nee Morrie Wittus mom
sin, son of Mrs. Clara Cumin of
Waldow, Anna Weiss lowld
Wilber,
men. The hostesses at the lunch- Zolinron,
Thnrots. gem
Cowl Zepros
Detroit. The wedding took place
eon were Mrs. S. Stein, Mrs. S. Soloman, Ilarrle irilterrorg, J. gamma*,
on Thursday, Nov. 28, at the resi-
hearts Px rrohon. Iten gi iro rat pin, 1.50
Gendil, Mrs. L. Millman, Mrs. Mier,
Robert Nobel. N sober., Morrie
dence of Rabbi Abraham J. Epel,
Landsberg and Mrs. Chapnick.
Shapiro, Jule Salnntan. 11nrre PIIMh
who performed the ceremony.
mein.
S Tidier. Iron Tolnth 11, Edward
Rabbi I. Stoliman chanted the
II Tease. David
Tendles Taluronlo 5. II
El Molei Rachmim for the fol- Trager, Irvine Topia.r, NI V,clor .
HOLTZMAN-FREEDLAND
lowing departed: Melvinia Klein,
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Freedland Frieda Lipins, Yetta Cohen, Sara
announce the marriage of their Kipperman, Anna Rothbard, Anna
daughter, Rose, to Samuel Holtz- Waldman, Ruth Florence Katzin .
man, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Mitcoff, Rose Sorock, Serra Mil-
Holtzman, on Sunday evening, ler, Fena Fleisher, Fannie Lewis,
Many women prefer gloves as a Christ-
Dee. 1. Rabbi St. Yager officiated. Hanna Rose Applebaum, Libbie
William P. Blianick Again Chose.
mas gift . . . all women would prefer
Rachel Miller, Blanc Greenbaum,
as Musical Director
LEWINSTEIN-ITTIGSON
Sysel Goldstick, Max Goldberg,
these because of the styles and the
Mrs. Mollie Ittigson announces Fred Epstein, Motcha Alave,
are once more in full
Rehearsals
quality. Novelty slipon and cuff styles.
the marriage of her daughter, Harry Ginsberg, Sam Stiller, Ruby
swing every Sunday noon at 12:30
Goldye, of Chicago, formerly of S. Alaye Fischer, Benjamin Wis- p. m. at the Jewish Community
Also four-button lengths.
Detroit, to Louie M. Lewinstein ner, Max Weiss, Masha Perstein,
Center, Holbrook and Woodward
of Chicago, on Monday, Dec. 9. Harold Bornstein, Shod Faber.
Ave., by the Chord of Judaea Sym-
First Floor - Maia Bldg.
The Young Women's Group af- phony Orchestra.
Jr. Old Folks' Home Group filiated with the branch, of which
William P. Bliznick, director, in-
Mrs. Stony Sussman is president, vites all who are interested to come
Plans Old-Fashioned
wan
represented
by
the
officers.
and
try for placement.
Movie Night
Mrs. I. Mellin donated a cake.
As in previous years this sym-
which was sold, $18 being real- phony is planning • series of in-
An "Old Fashioned Movie Night"
ized. Mrs. J. Modell, ex-presi- teresting concerts.
j followed by a dance and refresh-
dent, and Mrs. Si. Fishman donat-
' ments will be presented by the
ed I5 in honor of the engage-
I Junior Group of the Jewish Old
Folks' Home on Saturday evening, ment of their children, Mannie
Jan. 11, in the B'nai David Social and Rose.
Mrs. M. Baker donated $5 in
Hall, Elmhurst and 14th. Plans
honor of recovery from her re-
were set forth at the last meeting,
Due to the lateness of the hour,
held at the home of Charlotte cent illness.
The New Year's Eve dinner the talk by Sam Hertzberg was
Greenberg, 3259 Sturtevant.
The Junior Group will announce party at the Fort Wayne Hotel, postponed from last Saturday
further details after the next of which Mrs. A. J. Redblatt is morning's cervices to be delivered
gathering, on Wednesday evening, chairman and Mrs. II. Mitz co- this Sabbath. Miss Muriel Singer
chairman, was discussed. For will give the resume of the week's
Dec. 18.
reservations now call To. 6 - 7825. portion of the Law, and Shulamith
Mrs. A. Goldberg, general chair- London will speak on the Proph-
MOLLY SEGAL AUXILIARY
man of the donor luncheon on et,a.
Jan.
8 at the Shaarey Zedek, an- On Dec. 28, the Junior Comae-
The Molly Segal Auxiliary of
the Denver Consumptive Relief flounced that stores are still avail- ;cation will take complete charge
able
for
hummage sales and that of services In the main auditorium.
Society thanks the societies and
The ,junior choir sang at the
patronizers who helped to make there are other ways of making
Mrs. P. E. Epps. To. late Friday evening services. Can-
the banquet • success. The so- quotas Call
Mrs. S. Gendil, Lo. 4295 for J. H. Sonenklar is also pre-
8.2934;
cieties which promised to help but
didn't appear should send dona- or Lo. 5392. for reservations. paring a senior choir for the serv-
ices on Dec. 27.
tions to the president, Mrs. Freed-
Our high respect for a well-
man, 3231 Elmhurst, or to the
Flowers for all occasions -
read man is praise enough of
secretary, Mrs. Solomon, 2227
Deater.Joy Florist, Euclid 6082.
literature-Emerson.
I Gladstone.

Kalvarier Aid Society, thanks her
KALVARIER AID SOCIETY
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Kalvarier Aid Society thanks assisting her to make the dinner-
those who donated to the dinner- dance a success, as well as all
committees and assisting organ-
dance of Dec. 1.
Rose Lewis, chairman of the izations.

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CLEVELAND, 0.-The 25th
annual convention of Hadassah,
the women's Zionist organization
of America, which held its four-
day sessions here, paid special
tribute to Mrs. Dora Ehrlich, of
Detroit, former president of the
Detroit chapter and one of the
leaders of Hadassah in this
country.
A resolution was passed con-
gratulating Mr. and Mrs. Ehrlich
on their recent silver wedding an-
niversary. The resolution read:
"Whereas, Since the last con-
vention of Hadassah its staunch
and devoted worker and leader,
Mrs. Joseph 11. Ehrlich, has cele-
brated in joy her silver wedding,
and
"Whereas, Throughout the life
of Iladassah Mrs. Ehrlich and her
husband have given of themselves
unsparingly to the great cause of
Zion, with wisdom and selflessless
and have inspired others to work
and devotion, therefore, be it
"Resolved, That Hadassah ex-
press to Sir. and Mrs. Ehrlich its
wholehearted congratulations and
blessings and its hope that for
many years to come they may
continue their signal services in
health and happiness to their com-
munity and their people."

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