TaVerRonifiltisti(ii RON Kir. PAGE TEN September 18, 1936 and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE Temple Sisterhoods Will Convene Here CA New Year If .'0 MI E at We wish them the vision to see the truth, strength to face it, and determination to make the coming year more successful than all the preceding years in the material, moral and spiritual sense. 1 1 ,1 ll E s , Mr We also wish the Jewish people, every- where, a Happy and Prosperous New Year. Est RU S SEKS mg aiNIMIAIll) Est AIENI It Ell Mr. and Sirs. Milton S. Solo- Manning A. Seder of 2678 Ful- mon and baby left for an txtended lerton Ave. returned home last visit in Los Angeles. week from a five-day tour of northern Michigan. He visited Ed- Harry Srere returned from ward I. Shulman, also of Detroit, California to spend the holidays in Wellston, Mich. Mr. Shulman is a road surveyor for the State with his family. highway Department there. The Mr. and Mrs. Martin Fainmen two toured the upper peninsula of Chicago were guests at the Book over the week-end, visiting the Cadillac Hotel having attended the famous "Soo Locks" in Sault Ste. Marie. Mr. Seder and Sir. Shul- Baum-Hauser nuptials. man also visited Mackinac Island. MRS. SOL WOLFE is chairman of the local commit- tee in charge of arrangements for the convention. There will be an open meeting and informal reception on Oct. 13 at 8:15 p. m. Mrs. Hugo Ilarttnan of Chicago will be the guest speaker at the luncheon on Wednesday, Oct. 14. She is a member of the national executive board and a woman of outstansling importance in civic and communal activities in Chi- cago. All members of the Sisterhood are urged to lend their support to make the convention an unquali- fied success. Trees Planted in Palestine Through Hadasaah's Jew- ish National Fund Committee Est Greetings Est and Ey1 (test Wishes M for a Happy tend Prosperous Exl New Year ... Ext M Est Dr. Eat M i Est Est; M We extend the Season's Greetings and Best Wishes Eel, for the continued happi- ness, welfare and prosper- L Est MI Est, ity of our many friends among the Jewish people. BR,ENNAN'S BAGLEY AVE.—NEXT TO UNITED ARTISTS THEATRE 148 The Law Firm of ESt; ROSENBERG & ROTTMAN 1150 NATIONAL BANK BLDG. Rat, EXTENDS ROSH HASHONAll GREETINGS WITH THE HOPE THAT IN THE NEW YEAR WE MAY ALL BE BROUGHT CLOSER TOGETHER IN TILE JOINT ENDEAVOR WHICH MAKES FOR COM- MUNAL PROGRESS 5697 1936 Eat AARON ROSENBERG DAVID W. LEACH HENRY ROTTMAN Associate Counsel: JOSEPH H. SIEGEL GREETINGS TO OUR MANY JEWISH FRIENDS AND PATRONS Est Eel WHITE TOWER SYSTEMS, Inc. DETROIT, MICH. Est A Word to the Travel-Wino Est RESERVATIONS ARE BEING MADE NOW ON WINTER TRIPS—CRU15ES Mr ger Eat Mrs. Henry Wineman and daugh- Sylvia Ann Wainer of 2690 ter, Mary, left for the week-end Elmhurst Ave. returned from a in Chicago. two and a half months sojourn in Houston and Galveston, 'rex., Mrs. S. Barnett with her mother, and St. Louis, Mo. Mrs. Charles Spring, returned af- ter an extended visit in Charlevoix. Mr. and Sirs. Ily Rose, who have been residing in New York Miss Miriam Sauls returned City are at the Statler since re- turnirr fromia trip to the Dallas from a visit in Pittsburgh. and lore Worth Centennials and George Feldstein of Pittsburgh is the South-West. the guest of his uncle and aunt, Miss Bessie Grund of Des Mr. and Mrs. IL L. Cummins of Moines, Iowa, is visiting with Mr. Burlingame Ave. and Mrs. M. S. Arkin of Leslie Ave. over the holidays. ' Sir. and Mrs. Slayer Davis have returned to their home on Chicago Miss Faye Alpern of Gladstone lllvd. after spending the summer Ave. is visiting her parents in Bay at their cottage at Sylvan Lake. City for a week after which she Completer Travel Metes CestseR Rhea E.Cashman *evens Thee. Etna WardRits• Met RANDOLPH uss--sass—sra Sheriff Behrendt Thanks Community Sheriff Henry Behrendt, jubilant over hie victory in Tuesday's pri- mary, in a statement to The Jew- ish Chronicle thanks the Jewish community for their support which he interprets as an indorsement of his administration. Ha will be op- Posed in the election by Thomas C. Wilcox, the Democratic nominee. Himel-Hose 79c Mrs. Charles King of Santa Rosa Miss Blanche Krell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Krell of Drive has returned from a two 3219 Glynn Ct., who was the 1931 weeks' visit in Atlantic City, N. J. spelling champion of this area, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Sloan and has also won a number of other contests. She is an accomplished family are spending the holy Days I harpist and pianist and is also an in Port Huron. able artist. She has just won a Nathan Fishman and family four year scholarship in music in Miami, Fla., and will leave for of 2984 Burlingame Ave. returned home after spending the summer Miami after the holidays. at Union Lake. The end of the summer's vaca- tion calls for an accounting, and one of the most interesting stories about a very interesting vacation spent by a girl adventurer is Fjeril Hess's "Saddle and Bridle," just published by Macmillan' ($1.75). It is the story of Brenda Cole- man and her vacation in Sugac Loag Butte In Northern Colorado. which she learns to master a horse, The book recounts the girl's sum. mer -experiences in the course of which she learns to master a gorse, to camp out on the prairie, to kill a rattlesnake and shoot a lion. Possessing the kind of tact that was desired by her uncle to help smooth family friction on the ranch, Brenda Coleman succeeded in helping make things happier. In the course of her mission she learned to love the ranch, and the story ends with the certainty that the next summer will again find her Is Sugar Loaf Butte. Irving B. Ackerman returned from Northern Michigan, where he spent two weeks, Miss Florence Dann and Mrs. Louis Seiton entertained at a supper and miscellaneous shower on Sept. 9 at the Belcrest, in honor of their sister. Adeline Dann, a bride-elect of this month. The floral decoration was carried out in yellow and white. Covers were laid for 65 guests. Among the 91 eminent physi- cians and surgeons who are on the program of the 71st annual con- vention of the Michigan State Medical Society to be held in De- troit, Sept. 21, 22, 23, 24, will be Dr. Isidore Friesner, otologist to Mt. Sinai, New York. Albert L Brown, M. D., Cincinnati. Mrs., Charles William Sucher gave a crystal shower in honor of • recent bride, Miss Shirley Such- er, at the R'ilshire. Tables were laid in horseshoe arrangement for Flowers for all occasions — 40 guests. Midnight supper was DorterJoy Florist, Tyler 5-5522.served. 3 Pairs 2:15 MRS. MYRON HAUSER (Miss Purl Baum) Slim Pearl Baum, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Baum of Cort- land Ave., was united in mar- riage to Myron Hauser, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Hauser of I Flint, at a ceremony performed by Dr. Leo Si. Franklin, at Temple Beth El on Sunday, Sept. 13. Dr. Lorraine Larcliman attend-; ed the bride, and the groom's brother, Dr. Jerome Ilauser was best man. A beautifully appointed dinned and reception was held afterward at the Knollwood Country Club for the families and intimate friends. The bridal couple left imineili-1 ately for Chicago, where they will resume their studies at the Illi- nois College of Optometry. Following their graduation in June, Mr. and Sirs. Myron Hauser will reside in Detroit. Mrs. S. L. Kavanau, chairman of the Jewish National Fund corn- mittec of Hadassah, reports a growing interest in the campaign to replant trees in Palestine to re- place those being destroyed by the Arabs in their campaign of protest against Jewish immigration in Pal. estine. The Jewish National Fund is de- will go to Chicago to be the guest termined to see that every tree Mrs. Charles Halpert of Burlin- of her brother and sister-in-law, it replanted and appeals to all who are interested in the develop- game Ave. is home from a visit Mr. and Sirs. William Alpern. ment of Palestine as a homeland in Boston. Sir. and Sirs. Ivan L. Frankel for the Jewish people to aid in this Sirs. Saul Schakne with her sons, of Longfellow Ave. returned from campaign. Henry and Jack, of Warren, 0., a fortnight spent in Atlantic City, Trees may be planted either in honor or in memory of dear ones. spent the past week-end in Detroit. N. J. They may also be planted to com- Irwin Shaw of Detroit will offi- Mr. and Mrs. Siegmund L. Brin memorate birthdays, anniversaries, Yahrzeits or happy occasions. In of Calvert Ave. spent the week- ciate as rabbi during the High Holy Days for the Jewish com- case of bereavements they take end visiting in Toronto, Can. munity of Port Huron. the place of the conventional of. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph George ferings or flowers or food. A tree Sir. and Sirs. Meyer Price of costs $1.50. A receipt is sent to the Fenton of 300 Whitmore Rd. are donor, and an appropriate ac- spending the holidays in New 3331 Richton Ave. entertained a group of New York friends the knowledgement to the person hon- York City. last week. A party in their honor ored, or in case of bereavement Miss Josephine Welt, daughter was held on Tuesday evening, to the family of the person in whose memory the tree is planted. of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Welt left Sept. 8. Trees planted this week are as Wednesday to resume her studies Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Rice and follows: at Vassar College. sons, formerly of Elmhurst Ave., In memory of Mrs. Rachel Stein. Miss Louise Selling who has been are now residing in their new berg, by Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Bro- home at 3338 Burlingame. der, Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Berrie, visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Julius Berman', Mr. Harold Schlesinger of the Park Lane Apts. returned to her home and Sirs. D. S. Diamond, Mr. and Jr. Congregation of Shaarey Mrs. Sloe E. Leiter, Mr. and Mrs. in Vermont. Zedek to Open Season with Reuben Rosenfield, Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Clamage of W. Euclid Ave. Services Oct. 10. H .B. Gittleman, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Davidson, Mr. and Mrs. Sid- returned from a month's stay with relatives in Denver, Colo. ney Stone, Dr. anti Mrs. N. E. Abraham Gordon, sponsor for Aronstam, Mr. and Sirs. J. 13. Las- the Junior Congregation of Shaa- Cadet Harold N. Moss, who rey Zedek, announces that on ky. In memory of her parents. Jacob spent the summer with his par- Shabbat Bereshith, Oct. 10, the and Rachel Tetchon, by Mrs. !fer- ent, Sir. and Mrs, F.rving A. Moss young people will open their year of 2294 Chicago Blvd. returned ry Katz. with an impressive service. The In memory of her father, Harris to Riverside Military Academy at cantor will be Jerome Sonenklar. Gainsville, Ga. Goldberg, by Sirs. Jack Hock. Rosalind Arta will deliver a brief talk on the Sedra of the week. In memory of her parents by Mrs. -Nathan Bonin of 17375 Mrs. Anna Shere. All young people interested in Muirland Ave. will be hostess to In memory of Jacob Stiller, by the Home Relief Society on Tues- the services are urged to attend. Services will begin promptly at Dr. and Mrs. N. E. Aronstam. day, Sept. 22. 9:30 a. m. In memory of Mrs. Minnie Wel- ler, by Sir. and Mrs. Julius Ber- Avery W. Gordon and Irving man. Kramer of Webb Ave. motored to Jewish View of Humility In honor of Miss Harriet Ber3s Coral Gables, Fla. where they are man's recovery from illness by her students at the University of „Judaism commands its adherents grandfather, Niorris Rosenstein. Miami. to walk humbly with God and In memory of Louis Goldman, Fisher, son of Dr. modestly with man. Itforbids van- by Mr. and Sirs. Larry Michelson. Avery II. pride, ignorance, self-conceit In memory of her parents, Si- and Sirs. M. P. e. Fisher of Tuxedo 1 mon and Sara Friedeland, by Mrs. Ave. left last week to enter Ober- and the denial of the merits of I Oberlin, 0. Avery others. The Talmud is replete with Mary 1Veingarden. in College at such sayings as the following: In memory of Marion Marienthal Fisher attend eat Highland Park "Ilumility surpasses all virtues"— by Mr. and Mrs. Simon Shetzer, High School. Talmud Arachin 16b; "Who lath Mr. and Mrs. Herman Steinbuck a share in the world to come? The and Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Broder. Sirs, A rthu r Bladden of Chi- humble and the modest man" — Mrs. S. L. Kavanau, 1999 Cal- cago, Ill. was a recent guest of Talmud Sanhedrin 88b; "Teach vert, Townsend 8-3834 will be Mr. and Sirs. Bernard Bladden thy family to be modest"—Aboth pleased to give further inform- of Taylor Ave. de Rabbi Nathan 7; "The ignorant tion to anyone who wishes to plant always puts himself forward" — trees. Sir. and Mrs. Si. Soloff of Provi- Talmud Megillah 12." dence, IL i. are now making their Miss Blanche Krell Wins home at the Palmetto Hotel. Mr. Soloff is the social director of Con- CHRISTIAN GIVES SITE Scholarship gregation Shaarey Zedek. FOR JEWISH CENTER A Vacationer's Adventure D. Sir. and Sirs. II. J. I.. Frank and Mrs. I. Nabatoff of 'Gladstone Mrs, Leon Frank have issued in- vitations for a dinner dance to be Ave., who spent the summer at Cape Cod with her daughters, given this Friday at the Franklin Mrs. Frankman of Boston and Hills Country Club. Mrs. Sachs of Detroit, returned to her home, Dr. and Mrs. Herbert Metz and family are spending the holidays Mrs. B. A. Weinberg and Celia with their family in Flint. Sutkin entertained 30 guests in honor of Nliss Virginia 1Vakstein, The Misses Naomi Buchhalter bride-elect of Nov. 8, with a and Ruth Ehrlich returned from bridge luncheon and linen shower a vacation in Yellowstone Park on Saturday, Sept. 12, at Thor- and points west. ton's. • Mr. Est "Sheer Luck" 4-Thread Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Prentis left Sir. and Mrs. Louis Siderman Monday to spend three weeks in and family returned to Detroit California. and are residing at 3380 Coiling- wood Ave. Henry Ehrlich, son of Sir. and -- Mrs. Joseph Ehrlich left for Mrs. Jack Wallenstein of the Wester Military Academy in Alton, Eddystone lintel returned from an extended trip to Chicago. This is the season of spiritual stock-taking. This is the season when thoughtful and high- minded Jewish people look into their souls, and take counsel with their own hearts. Er hock' s ' Much interest has been aroused in the annual convention of the Michigan Federation of Temple Sisterhoods to he held in Detroit on Oct. 13 and 14. Mrs. Sol Wolfe . Message September Bride JR. Y. P. S. RE-ELECTS SATOVSKY PRESIDENT Plans for the new season of the Young People's Society of Shaarey Zedek are going•forward rapidly. The members of the board met last week and elected the follow- ing officers. President, Abraham Satovsky; vice-president. Dr. Phillip I,ach- Sheer enough for dancing . . . Sturdy enough for sport . . . Just the thing for day after day wear. Smart new autumn shades to complement your first dark dress! Hosiery—Street Floor Avrunin Camp Open to Adults All Through September Now is really the finest time of the year for adult camp life Call Grass Lake 8003 or Longfellow 5960, To. 7-2238 MRS. CLARA, AVRUNIN of Camp Avrunin takes this means of extending Best Wishes to all her friends and patrons for a Happy and Prosperous New Year! .3or Partic vial. People Since 1884- ' • ABRAHAM SATOVSKY man; treasurer, Sam Lazell; cor- responding secretary, Sylvia Shatz- en; recording secretary, Ethel Dante. The organization is desirous of enlarging its membership by en- rolling the sons and daughters, 20 years and older, of the members of Shaarey Zedek. Although invi- tations will be mailed, it :s urged that anyone interested call Sylvia Shatzen at 3210 Calvert, Longfel- low 9503. Season's Greetings .. . As the light of the Old Year fades we extend our Hearty Thanks for favors past. As the New Year beams bright and gloriousowe wish you full measure of Joy and Happiness. Contributions to North End Clinic North End Clinic has received the following contributions: In memory of Max Slay, from Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wineman, Mr. and Sirs. Slayer B. Sulzberger, Dr. and Sirs. Emil Abmerg, Miss Sadie Hirschman and Jesse F. Hirschman. In memory of Ted Snyder, from Dr. and Mrs. Harry A. Topick. In memory of Kerness Popkins of Cleveland, 0., from Mr. and Mrs. Myren Si. Landsberg. In memory of Mrs. Julius Eng- lander, from Mr. and Sirs. Myren SI. Landsberg. In memory of Adolph Freund, from Dr. and Sirs. Emil Amberg. In memory of Ira Robinson, from Sir. and Sirs. Monroe Rosenfield, Miss Sadie Hirschman and Jesse F. Hirschman. In memory of Mrs. Karl Gaiter- man, from Mrs. Alfred Rothschild and Miss Edith fleavenrich. In memory of Mrs. Paul Mnti- enthal, from Mr. and Mrs. Benja• min Shwayder. In memory of Sirs. Hugo A. Freund, from Mr. and Mrs. Mon- roe Rosenfield, Miss Sadie Hirsch- man and Jesse F. Hirschman. In memory of Irene Silberstein Traubman, from Mrs. Julia Sian- WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, - N. Y. (W NS)—Thanks to the generosity of a local non-Jew by the name of Larson the Jews of this community will soon have their first community center. Mr. Larson has presented to the Jews free and clear the deed to a valuable piece of property as the site of the cen- ter. A local lumber firm has ruse. agreed to donate the lumber. For the Social Service Fund, in memory of Mrs. Abe Shiffman, Jewish Teachings on the Subject from Abe Sharman • of Patriotism end Love of Count Country "Deeds" • "How far that little candle throw, Judaism teaches that it is the its beams! duty of the individual to sacrifice So shines a good deed in a naughty himself for the good of the com- world.." munity. The state, in particular, —Shakespeare. calls for many forms of service, since the welfare of the state is the welfare of the individual as well. Taxes are among the sacri- In ',GI IlAttittNAli GREETINGS fices that one is called to pay for the canes of government and the good citizen is readily willing to I pay his share without evasion. Judaism is a religion that believes ORIGINAL DItsIGN in peace and works for peace. But it urges its followers to fight for (Sodom sad Reedy !Smile lisle their country, to sacrifice their Old Ilst• Restyled lives and their liberties on its be- 11818 DEXTER BLVD. half Judaism declares that it is the euty cf its adherent., to serve TOwnseasI 5-4012 as soldiers in defense of their country, and to die for its honor and independence, even though it again and again prays for the "Knowledge i3 a step which few coming of the day when "nation may climb, shall no longer lift tio sword While Duty is a path which all against nation. neither shall they may tread." learn war any more." SALLY ANN MILLINERY GIFTS for the HOME With the exactin g dictates of Pringle "Built - In" Qualit y — Able Counselor Service FURNITURE RUGS CARPETS GIFTS DRAPERIES 31) ringte f Furni ture Company 2990 W.GRAND BOULEVARD" OPP. FISHER BLDG: OPEN MONDAY EVENINGS A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO YOU ALL —MRS. 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