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HARRY GOLDSTEIN IS
DEAD AT AGE OF 69

Contributions to His Memory Are
Made by Survivors to
Five Causes

The following students will graduate

from Central high Reboot next week;
Irving Anthony. Hownril Kreska, Barn
Fee Levant. end Alice Magid...

In celebration of the 26th wedding an-
niversary of their patents. Mr. and Mre

1. Volght, their childrenall/ honor them

at • family dinner at the Wenonnh Hotel
on Tueeday, Jan. 2R, followed by •
reception for their friend. from r to
II p. or. •lanY an.. from out of the
oily are esperted.

!lorry Goldstein of 2522 W.
Philadelphia Ave., a resident of
Detroit for 34 years, died on Tues-
day, Jan. 21 at the age of 59.
Burial took place on Wednesday,

WWII David I. eedarb•um will occupy

Attache Ch..•.I pulpit on Friday evening.
Jon. W. and eery second and fourth

Friday until May, eubeequently.
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For the first time In the history of
the Day City final !With losigo, • diatrIct
...collo. visited the local lodge member.
Tuesday when Israel n. Padway, prod-
,lent of the divtriel grand lodge. No.
here to ha guest at • banquct
al Vra
,m il In him honor at the Wenonah Hotel.
After the banquet Mr. Padway spoke on
- What e (trent difference • Little Oliver
Malice"
Mr. Padway was accompanied
by Mrs. Pod,. end Otto 0. Felton. of
r•hteego. 111.04 t nveretnrY.

IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of our dear
friend, Joseph Weil, who passed
away 12 years ago, Jan. 29, 1924.

January brings wad mentorien
Of a loved one gone to rent
You will always be remembered
HY uawho loved you hoet.

Ann and Mark Weinbeck.

HARRY GOLDSTEIN

In fond and loving memory of in Clover Hill Park Cemetery, with
my dear husband, Joseph Weil, Rabbi A. M. Hershman and Can-
who departed from this world 12 tor J. II. Sonenklar officiating.
Mr. Goldstein, who was born in
years ago, Jan. 29, 1924.
Shtabin, Poland, was well known
Days of itadneaa tome over me
Tears In silence often flow
in Detroit. Ile was a member of
Memory keeps him ever near me
Congregation Shaarey Zedek, Jew-
Though he died twelve year. mo
Ilia loving wife, Sophia Weil. ish Old Folks' Home, Mizrachi,
Denver Consumptive Relief So-
In loving memory of our dear ciety, Chesed Shel Emes.
wife and mother, Rachel Sachs,
Surviving Mr. Goldstein are his
who plumed away two years ago, wife, Minnie; three sons, Julius,
Jan. 17, 1934 (1st day in Shvat). Paul and Isidore; two daughters,
A Inning mother, true .d kind
Mrs. Esther Kruger and Miss
No friend on earth 110. her well and
Miriam Goldstein, and a grand-
For allof um SW dirt her beat
And God gave her eternal rest.
child, Charlotte Kruger.
Sadly missed by her husband,
The survivors, as a mark of
children and grandchildren.
tribute to the memory of the da•
ceased, made the following con-
tributions: Jewish National Fund,
Rev. Cantor $30; Jewish Old Folks' Home
David Golden building fund, $25; United He-
brew Schools, $15; Jewish Chil-
Detroit'. Ihmelte dren's Home, ;15; House of Shel-
MOHIL
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CALENDAR OF EVENTS

Jan. 25—"June in January Dance" of Little Women of
Hadassah.
Jan. 26—B'nai Moshe dedication of Sefer Torah, windows
and chapel, followed by an afternoon tea.
Jan. 27—Installation of officers of Home Relief Society.
at the home of Mrs. Anthony Deutsch, 1745 W. Boston Blvd.,
at 1:30 p. m.
Jan. 27—Afternoon of games of the Sisterhood of Shaarey
Zedek.
Jan. 28—Address by Dr. Arthur Kellett before Temple
Beth El Forum.
Jan. 29—Roll of Honor Rally of Iladassah at 12 o'clock,
at the Phalanx Club, John R and Erskine.
Jan. 29—Hebrew Ladies' Aid Society donor luncheon.
Feb. 2—Marvin Loewenthal, prominent journalist, lecturer
and traveler, speaking before Shaarey Zedek Men's Club on "Jews
and the Social Revolution."
Feb. 4—Symposium before Temple Beth El Forum on
Fascism, Communism and Democracy, by Lawrence Denniss, Scott
Nearing and Preston Slosson.
Feb. 5—Ladies' Auxiliary of Jewish Children's Ilome, regu-
lar meeting at 2 p. m., mending for the home, guest speaker, and
refreshments.
Feb. 9—Annual Meeting of Federation Agencies.
Feb. 9—Second annual donor dinner of Sisterhood of Con-
gregation B'nai Moshe.
Feb. 9—Dinner-Dance of Infant Service Group.
Feb. 10—Volunteer Committee of Council—All Day Institute
at Temple Beth El.
Feb. 11—League of Jewish Women's Organizations.
Forum Feb. 11—Address by Arthur Garfield Hays before Temple

MRS. CHARLES CORNELL

Mrs. Anthony Deutsch, 1745 W.
Boston Blvd. All other incoming
officers will also be installed.
This is the thirteenth year since
the founding of this society, which
has dedicated itself to aid those
who are in need and distress. The
success of its aims will be cele-
brated in the form of a birthday
dinner-dance to be held at the
Oriole Terrace, Wednesday, Jan.
29, at 6:30 p. m., to which all
members and their friends are in-
vited. The proceeds of this af-
fair will be used for the increased
demands which have been made
upon the resources of the society.
For reservations and tickets
call Mrs. Leon H. Zeckman, Uni-
versity 2-1495.

OUR NEW EMERGENCY SERVICE
Laundry Brought to Plant by 9 o'clock a. m. will be
Finished Same Day—NO EXTRA CHARGE

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January 24, 1936

and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

Mandel Davidson Dies

A rally of the Pioneer Women's
Organization in preparation for
the annual donor luncheon to be
held on Feb. 18 will be held at
the Book-Cadillac Hotel next
Tuesday, Jan. 28. Rabbi Leon
Fram will be the speaker, and
latest pictures of Palestine will
be shown.
Additional donors to the lunch-
eon are:

?Madam. It. Diamond. It. Inteleon. A.
'Ulm D. Inamond, Entln, In It. Eller.
itch, E. Elnelman, T. Eakin. I. M. Foe-
Mein. R. Felimmon, P. Felaenson . P.
Fleisher, Flint. H. Freedman. K Freed•
n. Gurnlek, Forman, Illaeguld. Rollin,
. U. Goldroth, Golub. E. Goodman,
Gordon, Sonia Graakin, Z. Gordon, N.
Goren. G. Grand, It. Adelman, N, Adel-
man, M. Abram., Ann Abrantoolls, Sonia
Agree. Eva Allen, I. Alpert, a. Hankie.
Eleillrk, N. Makin. Z. Riskin, M. Ma-
tron, J. Wellman, lib. Drone, M. Chm
UM, T. Chao, L. Cheeluck, A. Cochin,
D. Cohen, D. E. Cohen, It Cohen, H.
Cohen. Cltrin, B. Collin, Cohen, K. COt.
lee. M. Greenlierg, H. T. ()rumen, IL
Ornstein, J. ItarvIth. H. Ilelnlek,. It.
Haggai. hordes. A. leenberg. A Jaffe.
L. Jaeoti Radish, Ida Kamaroff, a.
Kanah. E Kane. sot Kmhdan. J. R.

Ph

Kass, Herman Katz. .1. Kat., M. Kra-
mer, It. Kunio.. NI. Kurtzman. g. Kul-
nick.

The speaker at th eluncheon on
Feb. 18 will be Aline Zhidlowsky
of Palestine.
Mrs. Zhidlowsky, a representa-
tive of the Moatzoth Ilapoaloth,
has lived in Palestine for the past
23 years, ever since she was 17
years of age. Coming to Palestine
during the second immigration
wave, the young girl found little
or no place for women In the Pal-
estine of that day. She was one
of the first to realize the need for
specialized farm training for her
sex and she was one of the pio-
neers in a co-operative girls' farm
school at Kinnereth. Since then,
site has played a leading part in
the establishment of two year farm
training courses for women in Je-
rusalem, Tel Aviv, Chedera, Afule
and Petach Tivkah, all of which
schools are supported by the Pio-
neer Women's Organization of
America.
For the past 11 years, Mrs.
Zhidlowsky has been a member of
the Kinnereth Cooperative, a farm
colony for men and women. She
has been in charge of the vege-
table garden. Because of her
close association with farming, the
visitor believes that the founda-
tion of a permanent Palestine
prosperity must be the soil.
The mother of two girls, aged
8 and 12 years, Mrs. Zhidlowsky
is a very plain woman, what we
have come to visualize as the
typical chalutza. Youthful and
vigorous, she isn't young in the
American manner. There are no
frills about her. She is serious,
austere, peasant-like. In appear-
ance, she resembles the Americad
Indian what with her high cheek-
bones and her Jet black hair, part-
ed in the center and sleeked down
over the ears without the slightest
suggestion of a wave to lessen its
severity.
Believing that the future of •
really prosperous Palestine must
be in the soil, Mrs. Zhidlowsky
lives what she preaches. She is •
member of the Kinnereth Cooper-
ative, a farm colony for men and
women, where she holds the very
responsible position of supervisor
of the vegetable garden.

Mandel Davidson, well known
here, died on Thursday, Jan. 16,
at the age of 74. Burial took place
on Sunday in Machpelah Cemetery,
with Rabbi A. M. Hershman and
Cantor J. II. Sonenklar officiating.
Surviving him are four sons,
Israel, Saul, Louis and Abe; and
FELDSTEIN FAMILY CLUB
four daughters, Mrs. David Tar-
gum, Mrs Sarah Morris, Mrs. Al-
The last meeting of the Feld-
bert Bluestein and Mrs. Arthur stein Family Club met at the home
Lipsitt
of Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Feldstein,
Mr. Davidson was a member of 16141 Northlawn.
Mizrachi and Cong. B'nai
It was reported that the Chan-
ukah party was a success.
Abe Katz, a member, left for
a trip to Miami, Fla.
Jewish Oral Society Plans a
A Seder Is being planned. A
Card Party, Banquet ' committee consisting of A. N.
Feldstein, Rose Jacobs . Feldstein,
The Jewish Oral Society will Jeanne Feldstein, Violet Feld-
give a card party at the Jewish stein, Rose Harris Feldstein and
Community Center, Woodward at Mae Silverman are to arrange
Holbrook, on Thursday night, Jan. further details.
Dave Feldstein, president of the
30. There will be prizes. Louis
Berlin is chairman and his assist- club, is at present in New York
grits are Miss Ruth Brock, Morris City on • business trip.
The club is glad to have Mr.
Fink, Ed. Greenspoon. A small
charge will include refreshments. and Mrs. Jack Katz back at the
All members are invited to bring meetings. Their absence was due
to the illness of their son.
their friends.
The next meeting will be held
The Jewish Oral Society is plan-
ning a banquet and dance in honor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ben
of the third anniversary, to be V. Feldstein, 3709 Richton,
Apt. 405.
held in February.

Dedication Sunday
at the B'nai Moshe

LOANS
$500

Safer Torah, Chapel Windows to
B. Dedicated

With ceremonies befitting the

occasion, Congregation B'nai
Moshe will dedicate the following
memorials at the synagogue, Dex-
ter Blvd. and Lawrence Ayes., at
2 p. m., Sunday, Jan. 26:
Sefer Torah with K'leh Kodesh,
donated by Samuel Jaulus in

6% per annum on unpaid Mantel
la the only charge on that part of

loan over $300.

UP TO 20 MONTHS TO REPAY

(On furniture or autos; no endorsers)

'100 to '5,000

Diamonds
Watches
Jewelry
Sterling

$200
to

Father and Son
Dinner on Feb. 12
at Shaarey Zedek

Moe Prince, chairman of the
committee which is arranging for
the annual Father and Son dinner
to be held on Wednesday, Feb. 12,
under the direction of the Men's
Club of Shaarey Zedek, announces
that reservations for this event
will be limited to 400.
In view of the fact that in the
past few years Father and Son
dinners drew overflow audiences
and many had to be turned away,
Mr. Prince states that only those
who are among the first 400 to
make reservations will be ad•
admitted.
In addition to the catered
chicken dinner, there will be novel
entertainment and talkies, Mr.
Prince states. '

PISGAH INSTALLS
ITS NEW OFFICERS

Padway Addresses a Joint
Meeting of Local B'nai
B'rith Organizations

to

15
to

$5,000

(Main office only)

Feb. 12—Father and Son Dinner of Shaarey Zedek Men's

Club.

Feb. 15—Philomathic Debating Club Banquet.
Feb. 16—Annual Meeting of Federation Agencies.
Feb. 16--Zedakah Club's 15th Birthday Dinner-Dance at
Oriole Terrace.
Feb. 18—Luncheon of Pioneer Women's Organization.
Feb. 19—Detroit League of National Home for Jewish Chil-
dren in Denver, Colo,
Feb. 23—Address by Dr. David de Sole Pool, rabbi of
Spanish-Portuguese Synagogue of New York, before the forum of
Men's Club of Shaarey Zedek.
Feb. 23—Annual meeting of Federation Agencies.
March 1—Second Jewish Youth Conference at Jewish Com-
munity Center, from 1 to 6 p. m.
March 4—Hadassah Honor Roll Concert at Masonic Temple.
March 1—Purim Dinner-Dance of Shaarey Zedek Sisterhood.
March 8—Annual meeting of Jewish Welfare Federation
and United Jewish Charities (afternoon).
March 8—Annual Detroit Service Group Get-To-Gether
(evening).
March 8—Purim Party of Shaarey Zedek Sunday School.
March 8—Purim Military Ball of the Julius Rosenwald
Post No. 218 of American Legion, at Stotler Hotel.
March ld—Evening Musicale of Music Study Club.
March 11—Annual $5 donor luncheon of Ladies' Auxiliary of
Jewish National Fund.
March 18—Address by Dr. Bans Kohn, eminent authority
on Eastern affairs, before the forum of Men's Club of Congrega-
gation Shaarey Zedek.
Starch 29—Rabbi Milton Steinberg, of the Park Ave. Syna-
gogue of New York, in an address before Men's Club of Shaarey
Zedek, on the subject "Factors of Survival in Jewish Life."
March 29—March Frolic of Zedakah Juniors.
Slay 3—Eva Prenzlauer and Infant Service Group Mothers'
and Daughters' Luncheon.
May 10—Shaarey Zedek Sisterhood Mothers' and Daugh-
ters' Luncheon.

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Furniture & Auto
$10 Loans
to $300

RABBI MOSES FISCHER

memory of his wife, Gizella, a
past president of the Ladies' Aux-
iliary of the congregation, who
died on Feb. 7, 1923.
The Mittleman Memorial Chapel,
remodeled and furnished by Dr.
A. N. Mittleman, a director of the
congregation and vice-president
of the Men's Club, in memory of
his parents, Ignatz and Fanny
Mittleman, both of whom passed
away in 1935.
Stained glass windows donated
by the following:
Jacob Birnkrant, in memory of
Samuel Harry Birnkrant; Eugene
Brumer, in memory of Fanny Bru-
mer; Mr. and Mrs. Adolph
Deutsch, in memory of Rose War-
ady Klein; Mrs. Anthony Deutsch,
in memory of Joseph Rosenzweig;
Anthony Deutsch, in memory of
Bernat and Marie Deutsch; Mr.
and Mrs. Anthony Deutsch, in
memory of Arthur Deutsch; Mr.
and Mrs. Nathan Goodman, in
memory of their parents; Max
Gross, in memory of Rosa Gross;
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kornfield, in
honor of Herman Friedman; Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Kornfield, in
memory of their son, Morris Korn-
field; Joseph Kornfield, in mem-
ory of Morris and Sarah Korn-
field; David Krause, in memory
of Samuel Krause; Mr. and Mrs.
Morris Rosenberg, in memory of
Jacob and Ethel Guttman; Robert
Rosenberg, in honor of Mrs. Far-
kas Rosenberg; Sam Rosenberg, in
memory of Farkas Rosenberg;
Mr. and Mrs. James Sobel, in
memory of Edwin Sobel; Mr. and
Mrs. James Sobel, in memory of
Rose and Marcus Auslander, their
parents; Mr. and Mrs. William
Arose, in memory of Rose and
Marcus Auslander, their parents;
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Denenfield, in
memory of Rose and Marcus Aus-
lander, their parents; Mr. and
Mrs. Nathaniel Pernick, in mem-
ory of Rose and Marcus Auslan-
der, their parents.
Dedicatory exercises will com-
mence at 2 o'clock with an ad-
dress by Rabbi Moses Fischer,
after which the donors will receive
certificates acknowledging their
memorial donations. Rev. A. A.
Rosenfeld, cantor of the congre-
gation, will chant the El Mole
Rachmim in memory of the de-
parted relatives and friends. The
Sefer Torah will then be carried
into the Memorial Chapel to be
placed in the beautiful new shrine
included in its furnishings.
After Mischa services held in
the chapel there will be an after-
noon tea and refreshments offered
by the Sisterhood of the congre-
gation. The general public is in-
vited to attend the program and
the tea to follow, which will be
free of charge.

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Pisgah Lodge No. 34 of B'nai
Cold Weather buretor and Fuel Pump and
B'rith formally installed the newly
Check Ignition Circuit Com-
elected officers at a dinner-dance
Hard Starting pletely--all for
last Sunday in the Detroit Leland
Hotel. The installation was wit-
nessed by a capacity gathering.
Jacob Miller, chairman of the com-
mittee on arrangements, regrets
that it was necessary to decline
the acceptance of reservations as
the capacity of the dining mom
was limited.
FRED FABER, President
MAX CARP, Treas.
The installing officers were
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TOwnsend 8-2214
Jacob Miller, Aaron Droock, Har-
ry Yudkoff, Morris Shntzen, Elias
Goldberg and Ben F. Gelman, all
past presidents, who were duly
delegated by the District Grand
Lodge B'nai B'rith with the au-
Last Monday afternoon, 350 thority for installing the follow-
members of the Women's Auxiliary ing officers: Herman Osnos,
Frank Itrld.
The fpurth "Quiet Hour of VI ''Two pierce'
of the Jewish Old Folks' Home president; Benjamin Marcus, first
Grusl000sAllegro Commodo
Music" of the season is to be held VII Allegretto
.1 I at• and Fugue - In F' minor
thronged to the Stotler Hotel to vice-president; Harold M. Silver-
at
Temple
Beth
El
on
Sunday
af-
T. Tertiu Nob!.
ston,
second
vice-presirdent;
Ru-
attend one of the most enthusiastic
ternoon, Jan. 26, at 4 o'clock.
meetings of the season. dolph Meyersohn, secretary; Na-
Mr. Green was a pupil at York
On this occasion the guest organ- Minster, England, of T. Tertian
After hearing reports of various then D. Rosin, treasurer; Samuel
ist will be William I. Green, organ- Noble, and deputy organist of the
W Leib, assistant monitor; Judge
committees and discussion lead by W.
ist of St. Joseph's Protestant Cathedral. Later he became organ-
Mrs. A. M. Ferar, president of the Samuel Brenner, warden; Judge
Episcopal Church, who will be as- ist and choir master of St. Paul's
atxiliary, in reference to the pro- Joseph Sanders, guardian; Dr.
sisted by Mrs. Green, mezzo con- Church in Rome, Italy, and later
posed site for the erection of a Victor Droock, trustee. Two of
tralto.
A program of unusual in-
new home for the aged, the mem. the trustees were absent from the
master in the Cathedral
terest has been arranged for this music
berg heard a review by Dr. Otto installation,
"Daddy"
Adolph
schools' of Laramie, Wyoming. For
occasion
as follows:
Marckwardt of inclair Lewis's "It Freund, the lodge's oldest mem-
several years past he has been or-
I "Voluntary for Double Organ' .
ber, who is sojourning in Florida,
Can t Happen Here."
Henry Purcell ganist at St. Joseph's Church of
11661-1617)
Congratulations were extended and Rabbi Harry Z. Gordon. Jo- the North End Clinic has received
Detroit.
following contributions:
II . 7'omerto In E
Felton
in behalf of the auxiliary to two seph L. Staub, the outgoing presi-
1715-17451
In
memory
of
Miss
Esther
Sa-
These "Quiet Flours of Music"
of the members who have recently dent, assumes the office of moni-
introduction•Allegro•Piellima-Gavott•
piro from Mr. and Mrs. Meyer III "Dirge"
Thome. Attwood take place on the last Sunday of
been installed as presidents of tor for the ensuing terns,
0744-1113111
Prentis,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Charles
each month beginning promptly at
simiarily worthy organizations:
IV "Air with Varlatiou"..WIlliam lies
Mrs. Elias Goldberg entertained
(1177-1903) 4 o'clock and lasting exactly one
Mrs. Charles Cornell, who recently during the dinner hour with sev- Hamburger, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. V “l•stalm 12I—Medit•Don" for mire
hour. They are opeb to the general
resigned as secretary of the aux- eral vocal selections and Dave Blumberg,
William I Green
and organ
Copeland.
,
public without charge.
iliary to accept the presidency of Diamond's orchestra furnished the
Mr. and Mre. Oreen
In memory of Simon Lachman
the Home Relief Society, and Mrs. music for dancing.
from
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Charles
Ham-
Jacob Ilarvith, a member of the
The regular bi-monthly meet-
ger a room will be dedicated by
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Blum-
board of directors, who became ing of Pisgah Lodge scheduled burger,
berg.
the Ladies' Auxiliary in the Old
president of the Ladies Auxiliary, for Monday night was postponed,
Folks Home.
In memory of Louis Ross from
B'nai B'rith, No. 122.
on account of the visit of I. B. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ilamburger,
Last Wednesday, Jan. 22, the Padway, president of District
good cheer committee headed by Grand Lodge No. 6 of B'nai Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Blumberg.
At the last meeting of the La- Contributions to Scholarship
In memory of Stella SufinskY
Mrs. Jule Wolfson entertained at B'rith.
from Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Illum- dies' Auxiliary of the B'nai B'rith,
tea in the Old Folks' Home Build-
Fund of United He-
Last Thursday night a joint berg.
appointments of the following
ing, Brush and Edmund Place. The meeting of all B'nai B'rith organ-
brew Schools
made: an,
mmremaonryd mofr..BoesrcnaarrdruKum
ay. comm
tea terminated with clever char- izations in the city was held in the fro im
n
Chairman, Mrs.
acterizations and impersonations lodge rooms of Pisgah Lodge. berg.
David Diamond; co-chairman, Mrs.
The United Ilebrew Schools
by seven year old Charlotte Krue- Other organizations present at
In memory of Mrs. Sara Cohen
ger, daughter of Paul Krueger, this meeting included Louis Mar- of Chicago from Mr. and Mrs. A Harry Clark; Mesdames H. Frady, have received the following con-
. Herman Osnos, S. Smith, Albert tributions to the scholarship fund:
2612 Hazelwood Ave., who recently shall Lodge, Women's Auxiliary J . Copeland
For
Mr. and Mrs. Barney Kaplan,
Goldberg, J. Feiler, Sol Roseman,
appeared in Hollywood. The Good A. Z. A., Chapters Nos. 63 and
t or the Bailin Memorial Fund.
I schbaum, Mollie Ratt, N. 3751 Collingwood, one scholar-
Cheer committee is composed of 93, as well as the Windsor B'nai
a
contribution
from
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
Rosin,
Rosin,
Mr .Jack Mallinoff, Joseph ship, in memory of their beloved
young married women whose fun- B'rith lodges.
Andrew Wineman.
Posen, Irving Allender, M. Leib- father, Benjamin Kaplan.
tion it is to visit with the guests
___________
Mr. Padway addressed the gath-
schutz, Arthur Cohn, Fannie Fein-
in the home, to arrange pleasure ering, choosing as the topic of his
Gunsberg Bros., 1016 Napoleon,
berg, Lillian Kallman, A. Padover, one scholarship, in memory of
able afternoons for them and to discourse "What a Great Differ- Drora
_, - Kadimah G
Groups o f B. Kaplowitz,
Z' le
B . Zieve.
spread good cheer among them ence a Little Silver Makes."
their beloved brother, Ignatz
.
Mr.
Pioneer Women's Or-
n Mrs. Gunsberg.
Entertainment: Chairman,
whenever possible.
Padway is on an extended tour
Harold Conn; c c o chairman, Mrs.
ganization
Mrs. Wolfson invites young the lodges in the eight state, of
Mr. and Mrs. Max Schreiber,
and
Mesdames
A. 2308 Glynn Court, a contribution
Aaron
Kurland;
women to join the group and will provinces in Canada which are
anion M. H. Prince, 11. Yudkoff, to the scholarship fund, in mem-
The Drora-Kadimah group of
be happy to furnish more detailed under
C • Lee Resin.
his jurisdiction.
in his talk, the Pinner Women's Organization Mime
information
if c o n t a c t e d at he showed
how the B'nai
ory of their beloved parents, Fei-
B
Mrs. vush
Chairman,
' Lee
blicity•
110
'rith'
held
an
open
meeting on Jan. 15
and Sonia Schreiber.
is
working
for
the
interest
of
all
at
the
Club
E
.
R
last Sunday afternoon, a de- Jewry and furthr emphasized that ter.
Exchange 10220 Dex• Harry Tanner, S1 iss
Hospitality: Chairman Mrs. L.
lightful party was tendered the the membership of th
The speaker, I. Sternberg, Poole Sterer; co-chairman, Mrs. William
residents of the Old Folks' Home should be increased. He also obli-on
Zi youth organizer, gave an in- Grossberg, Miss Yetta Weesberg, Abraham Mitotic, "Wonder
by the Eve Prenzlauer Maternity gated the members of
the Nathan teresting
Mesdames Joseph Ttaub, Samuel
Aid. Many members
be
Boy," to Officiate at
talk on the work of the
of the hostess' D. Metzger Memorial Class who pioneer wo
group besides members of the Old were unable to attend the initia- that of their
men in Pal estine and W. Leib, A. Heller.
Cong. Eitz Chaim
Sick:
Chairman,
Mrs.
Rose
Folks' Home Auxiliary joined in tion held last month.
allied organiz at ion,
their celebration. Mrs. J. Rose was
in the Diaspora. He also touched Agree; co-chairmen, Mrs. M. Gore-
Otto G. Felton, secretary of upon
the condition of Jews
lick, Mrs. M. Leibschuts.
Congregation Efts Chaim, 341
chairman of the party. The guests District Grand Lodge No.
in
Hillel: Chairman, Mrs. Joseph Englewood Ave., near Brush, is
were entertained by Miss Doris is accompanying
6, who central Europe. Discussions fol.
Mr.
Partway
on
lowed.
Sanders,
Mesdames
Heckel
Cohen,
announcing
that on Friday eve-
Sperling. Zang Garber and Mies Ma tour, addressed the meeting.
This group meets regularly Ruth R. Metzger, M. J. Beckeh.
Miriam Edward s.
ning and Saturday morning, Jan.
Jacob Miller presided al chairman every
Men's
B'nai
B'rith:
Mesdames
24 and 25, the wonder boy, Abra-
Wednesday night at the
and Herman Osnos welcomed the
Aaron Rosenberg, Herman Osnos, ham Mitock, will conduct services
in behalf of Pisgah above address.
Harry Droock.
Mlawer Umgegend Verein organizations
with the choir of the Cannel Ile-
Lodge who were the host.
A.
and B
A. : Charlotte brew Schools under the direction
Padway is accompanied by Hungarian Tourist Chief in Gant, chairman;
A. i
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the his Mr.
. Z.
Ann A Aaronson, of I. A. Lawton. A concert will
wife as well as Mr. Felton
New York
Clare Herri
Mlawer Umgegend Verein met at and they were
be gi ven b y the pu pili of the
Count
Anti • Defamation :
the home of Mrs. I. Fisher, 1734 e rs] luncheons the guests at see- of the Nandor Zichy, in charge
Chairman, school on Su nday, Jan . 26, at the
dinners during
touristic activities of the Mrs. Louis Fidler, Mrs. Victor I same synagogue.
Taylor. Plans were completed for t heir three-day and
stay in the city.
Hungarian government, spent two Finn, Mrs. S. K. Slobin.
the card party on Sunday night,
Mr. Lawton teaches his pupils
Next Monday night the first weeks in the United States to On
Jan. 26.
Jan. 26. • paid-up member to
to conduct services and to know
general committee meeting of the study the
ways and means of in- ship dance will be held in the Ital- the meaning of the translation.
The Ladies Auxiliary's second new administration will
be held . creasing American travel to Hun - ian Gardens at the Book-Cadillac
annual ball i
eld on Feb. The officers urge every member
Tickets are being sold at Con-
to gory. After having visited the Hotel. Admission
23, at the Book Cadillac Hoteld a
will be by gregation Eitz Chaim and the
nemd
the
next
lodge
meeting
onlarger eastern cities, Count Zichy membership cards.
the proceeds to go to the needy. 1
Cannel
Hebrew Schools, 9428
Feb. 3. returned to Budapest.
In memory of 24than D. Metz- Oakland and 2691 Joy Road.

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