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December 13, 1935

Engagements

STORE HOURS, 9:00 to 6:00

MISS ROSE YOLLES

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.

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Women's Auxiliary
Jewish Old Folks Home

NW Grand Ball 114

STATLER HOTEL, Main Ballroom

Sunday Evening, December 15

Music by DAVE DIAMOND'S ORCHESTRA

TICKETS $5.00 PER COUPLE

MARGARET GREENOUGH

Formerly with NANCY VAN WYCK
Announces the opening of her own shop at

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P. S. KATHERINE also formerly with NANCY VAN WYCK j I
is now associated with me

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
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Kalvarier Aid Society, thanks her
co-chairman, Mrs. C. Weller, for
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.

KALVARIER AID SOCIETY

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-
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

ENTERTAINMENT

505 EMPIRE BLDG.

Plans are being made for Zeda-
kah Club'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
orchestra will play and there will
of Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Yoskowitz of Burlingame Ave.
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 Smile at
their home on Clements Ave.
Mr. and Mrs. N. Rotenberg of Windsor, Ont., announce the
engagement of their daughter, Freda, to Maurice Stone, son of Mr.
and Mrs. H. Stone of Toronto, Ont. The wedding will take place in
March.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Minkow of Richmond Hill, Long Island, N.
Y., announce the engagement of their daughter, Florence, to Nathan
Berkovitz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Berkovitz of 17341 Fair.
field Ave., Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. George Moskowitz of 581 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 Mrs. Isadore Bernstein of 1244 W. Grand Blvd. an-
nounce the engagement of their daughter, Mildred, to Irving Schiff,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Barney Schiff of 3309 Elmhurst Ave.
Mrs. Sarah Lifchis of 1217 W. Philadelphia Ave., announces
the engagement of her daughter, Reba, to Louis L. Seltzer, nephew
of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ginsberg.
Mr. 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,
MRS. KOLMAN SHAPIRO

Many women prefer gloves as a Christ-
mas gift . . . all women would prefer
these because of the styles and the
quality! Novelty slipon and cuff styles.
Also four-button lengths.

First Floor - Main Bldg.

Births

SARUT-REDBLATT
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Redblatt of
3324 Webb Ave. announce the
marriage of their daughter, Doro-
thy, to William Sarut, son of Mr.
and Mrs. B. Sarut of W. Grand
Ave. on Nov. 28, at Hotel Web-
ster Hall. Rabbi Harry Z. Gor-
don performed the ceremony at
2 p. m., which was followed by
a reception for 200 guests. Miss
Sylvia Redblatt, sister of the
bride, was maid of honor, and
Max Sarut, brother of the groom,
was best man.
Mr. and Mrs. Sarut spent their
honeymoon in the east and are
now residing at 3324 Webb Ave.

GUSSIN-BESER
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Beser an-
. nounce the marriage of their
daughter, Ruth, to Samuel Gus-
sin, son of Mrs. Clara Gussin of
Detroit. The wedding took place
on Thursday, Nov. 28, at the resi-
dence of Rabbi Abraham J. Epel,
who performed the ceremony.

HOLTZMAN-FREEDLAND
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Freedland
announce the marriage of their
daughter, Rose, to Samuel Holtz-
man, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hyman
Holtzman, on Supday evening,
Dec. 1. Rabbi 51. Zager officiated.

LEWINSTEIN-ITTIGSON
Mrs. Mollie Ittigson announces
the marriage of her daughter,
Goldye, of Chicago, formerly of
Detroit, to Louie M. Lewinstein
of Chicago, on Monday, Dec. 9.

Jr. Old Folks' Home Group
Plans Old-Fashioned
Movie Night

An "Old Fashioned Movie Night"
followed by • dance and refresh-
ments will be presented by the
Junior Group of the Jewish Old
Folks' Home on Saturday evening,
Jan. 11, in the B'nai David Social
Hall, Elmhurst and 14th. Plans
were set forth at the last meeting,
held at the home of Charlotte
Greenberg, 3259 Sturtevant.
The Junior Group will announce
further details after the next
gathering, on Wednesday evening,
Dec. 18.

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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; Mrs. S. Krakow-
sky, second vice-president; Mrs.
B. Pickman, treasurer; Mrs. Rose
Whiteman, secretary; Mrs. Drews,
hospitaler; Mrs. Glassman, treas-
urer of flower fund.
The board of directors is corn-
posed of Mesdames M. Wain, F.
Newman, T. Sosnick, M. Makel,
Heiman, and J. Stewart.
FREID-OSSIPOW
Plans are being made for a
Miss Helen Ossipow, daughter
Chanukah party to be held on of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Ossipow of
Monday evening, Dec. 23. There
Owosso, Mich., became the bride
will be music and entertainment.
of Dr. Samuel Freid, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Morris Freid of Detroit,
Gifts to the United Jewish on Sunday evening, Dec. 8. Rabbi
Abraham Jacob Epel performed
Charities
the ceremony. Miss Helen Ossi-
The United Jewish Charities was pow is a graduate of the Bay
the recipient of a donation during City Junior College and a stu-
the past week in memory of George dent of the Wayne University.
Harris by Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Dr. Freid has his office in Sagi-
B. Robinson and Mr. and Mrs. Her- naw, Mich., and is also the phy-
sician of the Sunrise Colony, near
bert II. Warner.
Saginaw. They will make their
home in Saginaw, Mich.

KID GLOVES

Glamorous

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 liadassah 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 II. 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 Mr. 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."

venire. Call Mrs. Kolman Shapiro, Donald M. Silberblatt's Bar
Un. 1-3570, or Mrs. Lawrence
Mitzvah is Honored
Jones, To, 8-1363, for reservations.
The following names were added
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Silberblatt
to the list of donors to the fourth
annual donor luncheon which was of 9350 Wildemere Ave. cele-
Dec. 16-Miss Edna Marks, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan
brated the Bar Mitzvah of their
held on Dec. 11:
Marks, to Morton Barris, son of Herman Barris, in the Italian Gar-
son, Donald M., a student of the
Lena Agree. A. Aronow, II. AUgual,
dens of the Book-Cadillac Hotel.
Arthur Ahramovits, Carl Arlo. S. Atkins, Tuxedo-Holmur branch of the
J. Aria, David Appelbaum. Ales Altman, United Hebrew Schools, on Sat-
Dec. 15-Miss Anne Milinsky, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Z. ft. .1. AlmUg, Norman Adiltuan, Morrie
Milinsky of 2050 Taylor Ave., to Maurice Moscow, son of Mrs. Bes- Axelrod, MaurIce Burstein, Ale Bricker, urday, Dec. 7, at the Shaarey
Tillie Boardman, a Haller. H. Bennet, Zedek synagogue, The outstand-
sie Moscow of 3779 Calvert Ave.
Henry Baron. A. Brodie, I. W. Blum-
Dec. 22-Miss Betty Ruth Davidson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ilrode. I , eve Borg, William Heiman, liar• ing feature of this Bar Mitzvah
logs, N. Ilium... David Brows, J.
Israel Davidson of Chicago Blvd., to Dr. Herbert Jerome Bloom ry Brod, M. Bloom. Jack Brilliant, M. was the fact that Donald recited
of the University of Michigan School of Dentistry, son of Joseph A. lienadant, Joseph Hllaeld, David Block, his Ilaftorah out of the Scroll of
J. N. Derr's, Starchy, Joseph Beaman, the Prophets. Among the many
Bloom of Byron Ave.
End Barb.. Nat Bronstein, Mao Blum-
berg, L. Reline, II. Bennett. Jacob Ber- telegrams and letters of congratu-
Dec. 22-Miss Dorothy Sorock, daughter of Dr. E. M. Sorock k.,
Milton Behrendt, F. S. Bergeteln, lations received by the parents
of Clairmount Ave., to Leo J. Stein, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Stein • Illatnikoff, Ram Brody, M. Baker,
was a cablegram in Hebrew script
Crawl. Ball. Jernos Brown, Wolf Bean,
of Long Island, N. Y., at the Book Cadillac Hotel.
Dora Blumberg. Bernard Ilirlinbm, Jean from Mr. and Mrs. Siegel, mater-
Dec. 22-Miss Vivian Sperber, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mor- Itabhush, A. Bennet. Henry flehrendl, nal grandparents of the Bar
t', plan,
ris Mordecai Sperber, to Milton Irwin Kushnir, of St. Louis, Mo.,
Mitzvah from Tel Aviv, Palestine,
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son of Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell Kushnir of Pueblo, Colo., in the Crys- Harry E Citron. ('barter Capp, Shirley congratulating Mr. and Mrs. Sil-
Irwin Cohn, M. ('ors held, sterna
tal Room of the Book Cadillac Hotel.
Cohen, Sam Cohen, Ben 10videon. Adel! berblatt upon this joyous occa-
Dec. 25-Misses Jean and Agnes Sherman, daughters of Mr. Davis.I.Davidson, houla liavidoon, Paul sion and informing them that they
lleutch. David IL Dlamond, B. Dorf, 14,
and Mrs. Samuel R. Sherman of 1538 Lee Place, to Louis Wolfgang Diamond, If. Drapkin, I. C. Elie., D. too took part in the celebration by
Eteenberg, If. Edwards Maz Ellis, performing the Bar Mitzvah cere-
and Irwin Sherman respectively, at the Book-Cadillac Hotel.
Tillie Eilman,illlam Edelson, M. Ein-
Dec. 25-Miss Billie E. Klein, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. stein, A. Einstein, N. Ekelman. Ito. mony in the Tel Aviv Synagogue
Henry Klein, to Louis M. Bloomberg. son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Elk, Dora Ehrlich. A. Freedman. kid on the Sabbath of Dec. 7, and
Futter, Ed Feldstein. Frond, Fox. Esther
that an elaborate party was given
61. Bloomberg of Flint, at the Statler Hotel.
Futterman, Norman Foalk, Mann.,

Marriages

Officers Elected by Auxiliary
of Cong. B'nai Zion

Hadassah Conclave
Honors Mrs. Ehrlich

Wedding Calendar

The Aesculapian Ladies' Auxil-
iary announces a medicine shower
and bridge for the benefit of the
Jewish Old Folks Home, to be
Dec. 4-To Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Herman (Gertrude Epstein)
I given at 1:30 p. m. on Tuesday of 2749 Elmhurst Ave., a daughter, Muriel Phyllis.
afternoon, Dec. 17, at the home
Dec. 4-To Mr. and Mrs. Harold Miskin (Bess Solovirn) of
of Mrs. Jennie S. Zagal, 151 Ha-
9753 N. Martindale Ave., a daughter, Jane.
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.

Women's Imported Real

• Many Styles
• Better Skins
• Finer Tailoring

ZEDAKAH IS PLANNING
NEW YEAR'S EVE PARTY

Announce Her Betrothal

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PAGE NINE

and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

Mrs. Harry Sitter of 2059 Clair-
mount Ave., entertained 50 guests
at a surprise birthday party in
honor of her husband on Wednes-
day, Nov. 27.

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bookstein re-
cently returned to the city, after
having spent four and one half
months on the continent, where
they visited the following cities:
London, Paris, Berlin, Warsaw,
Leningrad, Moscow, Kiev, Vienna,
Prague, Budapest, Sato Mare and
Zurich.

Nu Alpha Tau Sorority will
hold a "Wiggle Waffle" dance and
bridge on Sunday, Dec. 15 at the
Jewish Community Center.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles V. Richter
and family of the Wilshire Hotel,
have moved to the Marvilla Ants,
3311 W. Chicago Blvd.

Samuel Freedman, !lorry Freedman, A.
Freed, A. Eisler. ItYlvia Feinberg. M.
E. Freedlander, 1,0 Feder, 1101,0 Erm),
N. Orunt. Jack Geller, Orundy, Breen,
Abe Olelaher, II, Goodman, Jack Golds,
Litman Gould, 5. H. Granadier, Nathan
Ooldnotn, J. Ore , Bea Oladwin,
Louie Golden, Herbert 011115 Al (larvin,
Jack Gold, 0. Gelb, Iv Ornenapan, Irving
Mould, L. Oreene IL Greenapan. Carl
Gould, Nathan Greene, Philip Gorelick,
Joe Harman, Sam (lordon. Abe Gordon,
J. W. Gold, Omar Goldman, Monies
Onldherg. A. S. Goidamith, Mamie Gott-
lieb, N. Goldman, Janet Goldemith, Ben
Gould, Jultua Goldman, Jack Ilathere,
Etta Hoffenberg, F. Hoffman, Marion
Herman, Sam Button, fiant Ramberg..
Igmaff Herrn, H. Halperin, Joseph GO•
'grin, B. Gordon. P11111511 Orey, Nathan
flute Sidney tiorman, Pauline Lerman,
Louis Germano., Al. Oro. horsy
(peyote Loula Cloodnian. Lou
Barry Goldberg. Morrie Greenberg. Hen-
ry floodman, Joe Handelman, Merman
Hach, Louis Garman. J. 011110, L. Hero•
wits, a R. Hack. Julius iivumun, Harry
H•rtman, N. Harrs, Pearl flarthman,
L M. LUGS JOa•llh Jacobs Phil Kahn,
(ton K remit*. Ervin Kabidon, J. Koblin.
Morris Koffman. Samuel 1.001.11, Elmer
Koffman, Mn, Heiner. Harry la Kate
Arthur Krantz. li. Kleinman, Rorie Kales
Joahla Rachel, Marion Keys, Sant Kate,
Jack Kepar. frying Kleinman, Mabel
Kahn, A. Ecdushin. M. Kogan, William
Keller, Ruben Krayits, Jack Kaysnau,
M. Kerner, Bynum Kramer, Daniel
Krause, Betty 1,therman, Joireph 144-
kola... S. 1,1•11, I,. Langrnm. Budd
Levy, floaella LelhovIts Erving Litton
eky, Henry Leyett, Hyman Levinson,
Sam Lubetrny. Ben Lef Jacob
Lapidua. David Levine, Arthur Lubin,
Gertrude Lalleky. Julius London, Phillip
1,10,05. Leon Levine, Iv A. Larne Sam-
uel tents.. Mollie ',born. Liner Light•
atone. Morrie Label. Davld login. Lewis
Modell. A. J. Mo., Makin, Aaron
Meyers, Meyer Meyerfcm, Arthur WI.
re's, I,. Margolis I. kluakovitz, Milton
N. J. Newman,
Miller, M. Nusabaum.
is
winos, °peen-
Manor, Louis
helm, Joaeph illetilkoff. It. Popo, L.
Please, Ralph Paul, Henry Phillip.., Leo
P011111 . /1, faller k, Pointe I1, 0. Polooky.
P. Pike. Perahin, A. Powell. Jack Pen-
al, H. Pearlm•n, I. Rabinowitz. Hen
Itoeenberg, David Rosen, Sigmund Itubin•
Cr. Harry Roth Emil Resnick, Bon
Barry
Itomenthal David Rothenberg,
Itohinson. Harold Itooenthal. Marry nu-
hen. Sidney Roaentunn. Lou!. Itszln. M.
(lay. 14. Itothent.a. Fanny Itsolin.
J. Itomenbere Ben Rubin., Terry lien-
nick. 1.. Ity.., hate Ruben, Irwin Itach,
I. Shun.,
Phillip Roth. N. Robbins.
Maz Schwartz, Dan /frame I. Stocker,
Sidney alone, net A. Shapero. J. stark-
' mole Samuel Soffoin. Al.a, honing.
N•lhan Schreiber. cad Mullet, J. Son-
leg. lbee Sneer in, Harry Phew, David
stern. Benicinlo Smith, Milton Simon,
J. Schinolgra. }lorry Sucher, C. W.
Sucher, S. 051 . 1.5, 11055 0hslu.o1 AI Seth.
bin, Nathan Montan. !tarry Simen. Goo
Soo burn, 5 lopersione, Runup! lihrier,
05511/.1 051115, 14. Steinberg, Muth.

DECEASED HONORED
j
BY JWEWO BRANCH

The North Woodward branch
of the Jewish Women's European
Welfare Organization sponsored
a memorial luncheon, a yearly
traditional event, on Dec. 10, at
the Warsaw Club. Thanks for the
affair's success were given Mrs. A.
Kurzman and Mrs. II. Mitz, chair-
men. The hostesses at the lunch-
eon were Mrs. S. Stein, Mrs. S.
Gendil, Mrs. L. Millman, Mrs.
Landsberg and Mrs. Chapnick.
Rabbi I. Stollman chanted the
El Molei Rachmim for the fol-
lowing departed: Melvinia Klein,
Frieda Lipins, Tette Cohen, Sara
Kipperman, Anna Rothbard, Anna
Waldman, Ruth Florence Katzin
Mitcoff, Rose Sorock, Serra Mil-
ler, Feria Fleisher, Fannie Lewis,
Hanna Rose Applebaum, Libbie
Rachel Miller, Blanc Greenbaum,
Sysel Goldstick, Max Goldberg,
Fred Epstein, Motcha Alave,
Harry Ginsberg, Sam Miller, Ruby
S. Alaye Fischer, Benjamin Wia-
per, Max Weiss, Masha Perstein,
Harold Bernstein, Shoel Faber.
The Young Women's Group af-
filiated with the branch, of which
Mrs. Horny Sussman is president,
was represented by the officers.
Mrs. I. Mellin donated a cake,
which was sold, 818 being real-
ized. Mrs. J. Modell, ex-presi-
dent, and Mrs. M. Fishman donat-
ed $5 in honor of the engage-
ment of their children, Mannie
and Rose.
Mrs. M. Baker donated $5 in
honor of recovery from her re-
cent illness.
The New Year's Eve dinner
party at the Fort Wayne Hotel,
of which Mrs. A. J. Redblatt is
chairman and Mrs. II. Mitz co-
chairman, was discussed.
For
reservations now call To. 6-7825.
Mrs. A. Goldberg, general chair-
man of the donor luncheon on
Jan. 8 at the Shaarey Zedek, an-
nounced that stores are still avail-
able for hummage sales and that
there are other ways of making
quotas. Call Mrs. P. E. Epps, To,
8-2934; Mrs. S. Gendil, Lo. 4295
or Lo. 5392, for reservations.

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the home of Mr. and Mrs. Silber-
blatt. On Sunday, Dec. 10, a re.
ception was held at the home of
the Baal Simcha at which time
the host and hostesi received
many friends.
Out-of-town guests included
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Goldman and
family of Chicago, Mr. and Mrs.
Ben Silberblatt of Toledo, Mr. and

Rehearsals are once more in full
swing every Sunday noon at 12:30
p. m. at the Jewish Community
Center, Holbrook and Woodward
Ave., by the Chord of Judaea Sym-
phony Orchestra.

William P. Bliznick, director, in-
vites all who are interested to come

and try for placement.
As in previous years this sym-
phony is planning a series of in-
teresting concerts.

Jr. Congregation
Of Shaarey Zedek

Due to the lateness of the hour,
the talk by Sam Hertzberg was!
postponed from last Saturday!
morning's services to be delivered I
this Sabbath. Miss Muriel Singer
will give the resume of the week's,
portion of the Law, and Shulsmith,
London will speak on the Proph-
e ts.
On Dec. 28, the Junior Congre•,
gation will take complete charge
of services In the main auditorium.
The junior choir sang at the
late Friday evening services. Can-
tor J. H. Sonenklar is also pre-
paring • senior choir for the sere.
ices on Dee. 27.

The Molly Segal Auxiliary of
the Denver Consumptive Relief
Society thanks the societies and
patronizers who helped to make
the banquet • success. The FP-
cieties which promised to help but
didn't appear should send dona-
tions to the president, Mrs. Freed-
Our high respect for a well-
man, 3231 Elmhurst, or to the
Flowers fee all sweasiess -
secretary. Mrs. Solomon, 2227 read man is praise enough of
literature--Emenon.
Dilater-Joy Florist, Euclid 6082.
Gladstone.

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Mrs. Dan Silberblatt of Toledo,
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Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Jacobson and
Perfection Lodge No. 486, F.
family of Toledo, and Mr. and & A. M., will hold a meeting on
Mrs. S. E. Solomon and daughter Dec. 18, at 7:30 P. M. M. 58.
of Rogers, City, Mich.
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STATLER HOTEL

Rugs - Linoleum - Window Shades
Drapery Rods

4,e4 Our Price* 1 Ust - Estimates Fundalled Free

Window Shades Cleaned aod Repaired
We Specialise in VENETIAN BLINDS

LaSalle Window Shade Co.

8424 LINWOOD AVE. Phonts: Garfield 1230-31

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OPTICAL GIFT SUGGESTIONS.

Microscopes $1 up. Barometers FE ups.

Rehearsals Resumed
By Chord of Judaea

William P. Blienick Again Chosen
•s Musical Director

Wraps-4th & 6th floors

for friends and relatives on Sun-
day, Dec. 10. In the absence of
Dr. A. 61, lIershman, the visiting
rabbi, Abraham Halperin, present-
ed the Bar Mitzvah with a gift on
behalf of the Shaarey Zedek Syna-
gogue and delivered an inspiring
talk on this occasion , advising
the Bar Mitzvah boy to follow in
the footsteps of his parents.
Followipg the services a Kid-
dush for about 75 was nerved at

Thermometers 25c up. Telescopes 95cup.

Magnifiers 25c up. Field glasses ft up.

L. BLACK COMPANY

SPORT GLASS, $16.00
Basch Londe

Est. 1850.

1540 Woodward

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1716. Fluff Dry $ 1"

Table Linen, Sheets, Towels, Pillow Slips nicely
ironed. Bath Towels and Wearing Apparel Fluff
Dry - Handkerchiefs Ironed FREE.

SIIIRTS

In this service - finished 12c each

CURTAINS

35c per pair - 3 pair $1.00
Ecru Tinting Free

BLANKETS

Single Wool
Double Wool

34c
69c

WELLER LAUNDRY CO,

Phone Cadillac 5169