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MICHIGAN COMMUNITIES EXTEND SEASON'S GREETING S

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Services:
Sabbath Eve services will be re-
sumed this Friday evening, Oct. 9,
at 8 o'clock. Dr. Leo M. Franklin
will preach on the topic "Some
Genesis Legends", the first of a
aeries of addresses on the general
theme: "Re-Interpreting the Bible
in the Light of Modern Thought."
The service will be followed by a
social hour sponsored by Temple
group No, 1 of which Morris Gar-
vett is chairman.
Sabbath morning services on
Saturday, Oct. 10, will be
conducted by Rabbi Leon Fram.
He will preach on the subject:
"Chriatopher Columbus."

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CHAS. E. ROAT
MUSIC CO.

Battle Creek, Mich.

GREETINGS

Battle Creek
Motor Sales Co.

Buick Authorized Sales-Service

161 E. MICHIGAN AVE.

Phone 6188

Battle Creek, Mich.

SEASON'S GREETINGS

WM. M. LEE & CO.

Wm. S. Trowbridge, Mgr.

UNLISTED SECURITIES

701 Security National Bk. Bldg.
Phone 2.3240
Battle Creek, Mich.

ACQUIRED
IN BATTLE CREEK

Sisterhood Notes:
The sewing group begins its I CENTER
work for the season on Thursday
morning, Oct. 15.
The art course will begin Tues.
day, Oct. 20, at 2 o'clock. Tickets
for the course may be purchased
for $1.75.
Jewish Community is Ac-
The parliamentary law course
tive; Rabbi Greenstein is
will hold its first session on Fri-
day, Oct. 30, at 11 a. m. The cost
Spiritual Leader
for the entire course is $1.
Temple Sisterhoods Convention:
Friends of the Jewish commu-
The annual convention of the nity of Battle Creek will be happy
Michigan Federation of Temple to learn of the newly organized
Sisterhoods will be held at Temple Jewish Center. For many years
Beth El, Tuesday and Wednesday, Battle Creek was too small for
Oct. 13 and 14, Dr. Leo ht. Frank- a synagogue or center of any
lin will address the opening meet- kind. However, the last few years
ing of the convention to which men have seen the influx of more Jews
are invited. Mrs. Hugo Hartman which made possible the acquisi-
of Chicago will be the speaker at tion of a large building which
the luncheon on the following noon. was remodeled into a large syna-
Monday Morning Study Class:
gogue room, classrooms and so-
The Monday morning study class cial rooms.
conducted by Dr. Franklin for a
Dedication of the center took
period of years, will resume ses- place Feb. 16, 1936. An impres-
sions on Monday, Nov, 2, at 11 sive ceremony was held in which
o'clock. This class is a part of Beth the Torah was transferred from
El College of Jewish Studies and the home of Morris Blyveis to
is intended especially for those un- the newly dedicated center at 217
able to attend the evening sessions. Capital Ave., N. E. Rabbi Man-
Beth El College
uel Greenstein was brought for
of Jewish Studies:
the occasion and was retained as
Beth El College of Jewish spiritual leader. Rabbi Green-
Studies opens its 11th annual stein held a pulpit in Cedar Rap-
aeries of popular courses, Monday ids, Ia., prior to his coming to
night, Oct. 12, at 7:30. Each course Battle Creek. lie is a graduate
consists of 10 successive Monday of the Jewish Theological Semi-
night sessions. The fee per course nary of America and of Ohio
is $1.
State University.
The Temple Forum:
A Hebrew and Sunday school
The Temple Forum opens its were organized by Rabbi Green-
1936-37 season Tuesday night, Nov. stein. On special occasions pro-
17, at 8:30 o'clock, with a lecture grams are presented by the chil-
by Stuart Chase. All seats are re- dren, such as the Seder service
served. Telephone Madison 9512 during Passover week and the
immediately for your reserved sea- program conducted on Mother's
son ticket at $4 for the 10 pro- Day by the children for their par-
grams.
ents.
For the recent High Holy Days
'Ladies Auxiliary of Congre- Cantor I. Ilausner of Cleveland
gation B'nai David Resumes chanted the services. Rabbi Green-
stein conducted the services both
Activities
on Rosh Ilashonah and Yom Kip-
pur. This marked the first High
The Ladies' Auxiliary of Con- Holy Day services of the commu-
gregation B'nai David is this year nity in its own home, and it was
presided over by Mrs. L. Wein- a real inspiration tb those who
garden, president; Mrs. R. Needel, attended.
vice-president; Mrs. P. Rotenberg,
Among the members of the
treasurer; Mrs. Samuel Zack, sec- community who have been moat
retary.
active in the organization of the
A special meeting was held center are Nathan Rossoff, presi-
Monday evening, Oct. 5, and a dent; Morris Star, vice-president;
surprise party was given in honor Aaron Pearlman, secretary; Philip
of the past president, Mrs. Max Hyman, treasurer. Others who
Slobin, who just recovered from have shown a great deal of in-
illness. Mr. and Mrs. Slobin and terest in the organization are the
their family attended the party. two able trustees of the organiza-
Max Slobin spoke in Hebrew tion, Hy Goldstein and Phone
and Yiddish and offered thanks Olian.
A subsidiary organization is the
and appreciation to the organiza-
tion and donated $18.
' Sisterhood, which was organized
Mrs. J. S. Sperka sins another three years ago. It has been
largely due to urgent appeals of
speaker.
A dance and card party will the women that the center was
be given by the Ladies' Auxil- achieved. The Sisterhood is still-
iary on Sunday evening, Nov. 15, iated with the National Federa-
in the social hall of the syna- tion of Temple Sisterhoods. Mrs.
Philip Hyman is its president. She
gogue, 2201 Elmhurst.
is also president of the Michigan
association of this organization.
Mrs. Albert Ilarria is also an or-
ganizer of ability. She was the
first president of the Sisterhood.
The Aesculapian Ladies' Auxili-
She is active in many local non-
ary will hold its annual dinner- Jewish organizations and is presi-
dance at Northwood Inn on Wed- dent of the Riverside Country
nesday evening, Nov. 18. The pro- Club. For many years Mrs. Har-
ceeds of this affair will be donated ris has been urging the organize-
to charity.
lion of a center and it finally
Reservations for the dinner- came to be a reality under the
dance are coming in rapidly and able leadership of Mrs. Sam Maas
all pharmacists and their friends who preceded Mrs. Hyman as pres-
are urged to call in their reserva- ident. Not to be forgotten are
tions early.
Mrs. Jack Smith who is vice- presi-
The president, Mrs. Jennie Za- dent of the Sisterhood and Mrs.
gal, appointed Mrs. Zelda Tennen Sam Berke, a new - comer to Bat-
as chairman of the dinner-dance. tle Creek, who was recently elect-
Sirs. Ruth Watnick, Mrs. Mollie ed as secretary of the Sisterhood.
Tafler and Mrs. Frances Kollen-
Last week a successful bridge
berg are co-chairmen.
was given by Mrs. Julius Star.
Reservations may be made by This week's brige was given by
calling the following: Mrs. Zelda Mrs. Morris Star. An interest-
Tennen, Townsend 6-6554; Mrs. ing feature for the next few
Mollie Tafler, Madison 9294; Mrs. weeks will be a tea which is to
Frances Kollenberg, Ivanhoe 7765. be given for the Sisterhoods of
the neighboring communities.

Aesculapian Dinner
Dance November 18

GREETINGS AND BEST WISHES TO ALL OUR
JEWISH PATRONS AND FRIENDS

Milk Producers

Ben Lyon, one of Baltimore's lead-
ing sons, and his wife, Bebe Dan-
iels, are appearing on the London
stage.

SEASON'S GREETINGS

Company

DR. C. R. BLATCHFORD

Milk, Velvet Ice Creams

265 CAPITAL AVE. S. W.
Phone 7216
Battle Creek, Mich.

VETERINARY HOSPITAL

PHONE 7178

BATTLE CREEK, MICH.

Greetings and Best Wishes for
the Season

Wishing Our Friends and Patrons the Best
Wishes of the Season

Keyes•Davis Co., Ltd.

BATTLE CREEK
DAIRY

Preterits Eltdesolmd HIM and Cream
Prompt and Courteous Strike

327 KALAMAZOO ST .
Telephone 3450

RATTLE CREEK. RICH.

Manufacturers of

Holiday Greetings to All

LAUNDRY PINS

BATTLE CREEK SALES
BOOK CO.

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14 HANOVER STREET

PHONE 6912

BATTLE CREEK, MICA.

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SALES BOOKS AND

MANIFOLD GOODS
AND JOB PRINTING
CALL 4721
Battle Creek, Mich.

Best Wishes of the Season

The Season's Greetings

ORAL H. OLMSTEAD

DEALERS IN
PACKARD AND STUDEBAKER

PHONE 2-4079
208 W. MICHIGAN
BATTLE CREEK, MICHIGAN

MRS. W. F. LESLIE

Leslie's General Fhysio - Ther-
apy Treatment Rooms
Office Hours: 9 a. m. to 6 p. m.
Evenings by Appointment

41 UNIVERSITY AVE.
Phone 6031
Battle Creek, Mich.

SEASON'S GREETINGS AND BEST WISHES

POST TAVERN

L. J. MONTGOMERY, President
C. H. MONTGOMERY, Vice-President and Manager

BATTLE CREEK, MICHIGAN

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CALENDAR OF EVENTS

Oct. 11—Detroit unit of Junior Hadassah Happy Day Fund
Oct. 13—Joint meeting of Zionist Organization, Senior,
Junior, Business and Professional divisions of Hadassah, at Com-
munity Center, at 8:30 p. m. Dr. Abram Leon Sachar, speaker.
Oct. 13 - 14—Convention of Michigan Federation of Tem-
ple Sisterhoods, at Temple Beth El.
Ict. 14—Special meeting of Home Relief Society,
Oct. 14—Junior Home Relief Annual bridge.
wienie roast, Belle Isle, 11:30 a. m.
Oct. 14—Youth Education League luncheon at Belcrest.
Oct. 16—Ladies Auxiliary of Jewish Children's Home.
Oct. 16—Hadassah Honor Roll rally, 12:30 p. m., at Hotel
Detroiter.
Oct. 19—Pay-up affair of Women's Auxiliary of Home
for Aged.
Oct. 19—Detroit section, Natiohal Council of Jewish Women,
child study course for Jewish mothers. Rabbi Leon Fram, speaker,
10:30 a. in. at clubhouse, 89 Rowena.
Oct. 20—Detroit section, National Council of Jewish Women
and Sisterhood of Temple Beth El, at 2 o'clock at Temple Beth
El. First of 10 weekly lectures on "Ten Great Masters in Euro-
pean Art," by Ernst Scheyer of staff of Detroit Institute of Arts.
Oct. 20—Infant Service Group annual event.
Oct. 26—Home Relief Dinner Dance.
Oct. 26—$5 Donor Dinner of the Ladies Auxiliary of Ye-
shivah Beth Judah.
Oct. 25-17th annual ball of European Jewish Women's
Welfare Organization, at Book-Cadillac Hotel.
Oct. 28.—Bridge luncheon of North Woodward Branch of
European Welfare Organization.
Oct. 31—Annual Balfour Ball of Zionist Organization of
Detroit.
Nov. 1—Silver jubilee celebration of Hebrew Ladies' Aid
Society at the Phalanx Club.
Nov. 2—Detroit section, National Council of Jewish Women
at 2:30 p. m., at Temple Beth El. Dorothy Detzer, speaker.
Nov. 4—Sisterhood of Shaarey Zedek evening lecture, with
Dorothy Fuldheim as speaker.
Nov. 8—Evening concert of Music Study Club.
Nov. 18—Annual dinner-dance of Aesculapian Ladies Auxil-
iary.
Nov. 18—Dinner dance of Aesculapian Ladies' Auxiliary at
Northwood Inn.
Nov. 22—Sisters of Zion idizrachi Donor Luncheon, at the
Philadelphia-Byron Hall.
Nov. 24—Zedakah Donor Luncheon.
Nov. 26-30—Sixth annual Young Israel Mid-West Confer-
ence at Stotler Hotel,
Nov. 26—Junior Hadassah Thanksgiving Night dance at the
Masonic Temple.
Nov. 26—Thanksgiving Night dance of Detroit unit of
Junior Hadassah, Masonic Temple, 8:30 p. m.
Dec. 1—Eva Prenzlauer Maternity Aid annual event.
Dec. 2—Neugarten Sunshine Club annual luncheon.
Dec. 6.—Banquet of Molly Seigel Auxiliary of Jewish Con-
sumptive Relief Society of Denver, at Philadelphia-Byron Hall.
Dec. 8—Hadassah Roll of Honor affair.
Jan. 12.—Donor luncheon of Northwood branch of Euro-
pean Jewish Women's Welfare Organization.
Jan. 27—Annual donor luncheon of Women's Auxiliary of
United Hebrew Schools.

DEBUT OF S. SORIN
GAINS ATTENTION

Unprecedented interest has been
aroused in the debut of Samuel
Sorin, brilliant young Detroit pian-
ist, which will take place on Nov.
8, at the Scottish Rites Cathedral
under the auspices of the Music
Study Club of Detroit.
The fact that the proceeds of
this concert will go to the Music

MRS. J. SAULS

Large Number of
Detroit Jews In
Latest Who's Who

A large number of Jews in this
state are listed in the "Who's Who
in Michigan," which will be off
the press within a week, according
to an announcement by the editor,
Herbert S. Case of Munising, Mich.
_ The volume will contain approx-
imately 3,000 biographical sketches
of the outstanding men and women
of the state today, selected from all
walks of life on the merits of their
contributions to the progress of
Michjgan. The editor of the book
is also editor and publisher of two
Michigan newspapers, a vice presi-
dent of the Michigan State Chem-
per of Commerce, founder of The
Northern Sportsman magazine, and
one of the five Michigan publishers
on the national freedom of the
press committee of the Thomas
Jefferson Memorial Foundation.
Among the Detroit Jews listed
in the book are: Milton M. Alex-
ander, Dr. Charles Aaron, Peter
Altman, Dr. Emil Amberg, Dr.
Noah Ephraim Aronstam, Fred M.
Butzel, Justice Henry Magnus
Butzel, Maurice J. Caplan, Joseph
H. Ehrlich, James I. Ellmann,
Clarence H. Enggass, Maurice A.
Enggaas, Rowland Find, Dr. Leo
M. Franklin, Alexander Z. Free-
man, Dr. Hugo A. Freund, William
Friedman, Arthur E. Fixel, Clem-
ent J. Freund, the late Ossip Gab-
rilowitsch, Samuel T. Gilbert, Ab-
ner A. Hamburger, Irwin Ham-
burger, Albert Kahn, Julian II.
Krolik, Aaron Kurland, George H.
Kirchner, Abraham J. Levin, Theo-
dore Levin, Willard D. Mayer,
Kurt Feiner, Edward E. Rothman,
Charles Rubiner, Louis J. Rosen-
burg, Edward E. Rothman, Nate S.
Shapero, Simon Shetzer, Mrs.
Adolph Sloman, Philip Slomovitz,
Otto A. Silvers, Adam Julius
Strohm, Clarence Weiss, Joseph P.
Wolff.
Jews from other cities in Michi-
gan are listed as follows: Albion,
Norman 11. Wiener; Atlanta, Sid-
ney Cassel; Frankfort. Jack S.
Horwitch; Grand lisoiJs, Mrs. A.
IV. Kaufman; Jackson, Mrs. Jer-
ome D. Folkman; Lake Linden,
Harry C. Benedict; Ludington,
Jack Eliasohn; Pontiac, Harry F.
Grossman.

RALLY FOR FLINT
DRIVE ON OCT. 15

Punta Notts

Purity Paid•Up Members'
Dinner on Oct. 12

Purity Chapter No. 359, 0. E. S.
will hold its paid-up members'
night on Monday, Oct. 12, at 6:30
p. m. Dinner will be served com-
plimentary to paid-up members,
under the chairmanship of Mrs.
Ida Schultz. At 8 p. m. a playlet
will be given, produced and di-
rected by Sye Feinberg, entitled
"The District School". The cast
composed of members of the or-
ganization, consists of the follow-
ing: Dr. Joseph Jacobs, Harry
Zausmer, Ida Schultz, Zelda Lev.
Me, Irving Goldman, Dorothy Gold=
maim, Sye Feinberg.
Reservations for the dinner may
be made by calling Dora Schwartz,
Townsend 8-6151, or the secretary,
Selma Rosenblatt, Tyler 6-8414.
Members are urged to make resets ,-
ations early,

Junior Home Relief
Bridge Wednesday

An annual bridge to be given
at Ifloinet'a Dining Room, 6 167
Cass Ave., Wednesday, Oci. 14,
at 8 p. m., will inaugurate th e
social activities of the Junior
Home Relief Society. This is also
the first open affair for prospec-
tive members. Refreshments will
be served. Proceeds will be do-
nated to charity. Tickets may be
procured by calling Miss Minnie
Spilkin, TO 6-1464, Miss Sylvia,
Marrich, TO 6-4185 or any mem-
ber of the organization.
Girls between the ages of 17
and 21 who are interested In non-
professionel case work are urged
to come to the bridge to get ac-
quainted with the aims of the
club. Meetings are held alternate
Sundays at holies of members.
A special pajama party for
members only will be given the
latter part of November.

Holiday Greetings to All
School of the Jewish Community
Center has made this an affair of
communal interest as well as an
QUALITY SIGNS &
outstanding event to the music lov-
ers of Detroit.
SHOW CARDS
A great many tickets have been
QUALITY SIGN SHOP
reserved. and Mrs. A. Cooper, in
charge of boxes, has reported the
following reservations:
54 W. MICHIGAN
Telephone 2.1614
Mr. and Mrs. Hy Broder, Fred
Battle Creek, Mich.
Butzel, Mr. and Mrs. A. Cooper,
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Davidson, Mr.
and Mrs. Seymour Frank, Mr. and
Mrs. M. Garvett, Mr. and Mrs. Ar-
SEASON'S GREETINGS
thur Haas, Mr. and Mrs. licorice
Landau, Mr. and Mrs. Sol Levin,
E. L SMITH, TAILOR,
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Levin, Mr.
INC.
and Mrs. Harry Meyers, Judge and
Mrs. Charles Rubiner, Mr. and
Builders of Exclusive Clothes
Mrs. S. Saulson, Mr. and Mrs. Si-
From English Woolens
mon Shetzer, Mr. and Mrs. Nathan
Simons. The following concert com-
42 N. WASHINGTON
mittee and captains are working
Phone 2-1543
tirelessly to make this a successful
Battle Creek, Mich.
event: Chairman, Mrs. J. Souls;
secretaries, Mrs. Charles Alpern Bridge•Luncheon of North
and Mrs. Meyer Govern; printing,
Woodward Branch of
Mrs. J. M. Berris; treasurer, Mrs.
GREETINGS
J.W.EW.0 Oct. 28
David Cole; publicity, Mrs. S. j
Schaflander; distribution of tick-
T. B. HOGAN
The North Woodward branch of
ets, Mrs. Harry Cohen and Sirs.
BROKER
Arthur Purdy. Captains are: Sirs. the Jewish Women European Wel-
Stocks, Bonds and Grain
B. Clamage, Mrs. Lou Colon, Sirs. fare Organization met at the home
Max Fisher, Mrs. Julian Green, of Mrs. S. Ilelper on Monday,
Member of the
Mrs. David Huber, Mrs. William Sept. 28.
Chicago Board of Trade
Isenberg, Mrs. David Kallman, ' The main topic discussed was the
304 Post Bldg.
Phone 4713
Mrs. A. C. Lappin, Mrs. Ezra Lip- fourth annual donor luncheon to
kin, Mrs. M. Morse, Mrs. Emma 'take place in January.
Battle Creek, Mich.
Mrs. E. Epps, Townsend 8-2934
Lazaroft Scharer, Mrs, J. Schakne,
Mrs. J. Seltzer, Mrs. A. Silberblatt, is general chairman and is also
Mrs. Edmund Sloman, Mrs. Ed- chairman of the program. Mrs. M.
SEASON'S GREETINGS
ward Stein, Mrs. Sidney Wallace, Dinner is treasurer. Mrs. M. Sklare
and Mrs. A. J. Redblatt are also
Mrs. David Werbe.
DILLON'S
assisting Mrs. E. Epps.
Mrs. D. Silverstein, Townsend
WELDING SHOP
Gifts to Council Fund
6-3489, is In charge of rummage
Electric Arc—Acetylene
and will be glad to offer any de-
WELDING SUPPLIES
The Detroit section of the Na- , sired information.
tional Council of Jewish Women ' Final arrangements are being
142
S. Washington Ave.
received the following contribu- made for the luncheon and bridge
which is to take place on Wed-
Phone 2-4323
tions:
For the Ida E. Ginsburg Schol -' nesday, Oct. 29, 12:30 p. m., at
Battle Creek, Stich.
H.
Fyfe's
auditorium.
Mrs.
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R.
arship Fund: In memory of Ira
Robinson from Mr. and Mrs. Her - ; Maurice Silverstone, Tyler 5-5380,
bat D. Robinson and Mrs. Ber - Is chairman, and Mrs. William
Holiday Greetings to All
nerd Wuraburger; in memory o f Fisher, Tyler 6 - 7660, is co - chair-
Joseph Rothman from Dr. and man. For information call the
HUNTER-PRELL CO.
Mrs. I. Irving Bittker; in memory chairmen or Mrs. J. Cohen, presi-
Dependable Plumbing and
of Samuel Rosenberg from Mr . dent, Townsend 8-4971.
Competent Healing Contractors
Mrs. A. J. Redblatt, chairman of
and Mrs. Meyer Rosenbaum.
Operating the Rest Equipped
For the citizenship fund, i n the New Year's Eve party, asks
Shop in Mitltigan
memory of Max May and Adolp h for early reservations by calling
Freund, from Mr. and Mrs. Wai - Townsend 8.9542.
38 S. MADISON
next
meeting
will
be
held
at
The
ter Laib.
Phone 2.3412
For the Elsa F. Welling Fund , the home of Mrs. Fred Epstein,
in memory of Hortense G. Freon d 1145 Burlingame Ave., on Tuesday,
Battle Creek, Mich.
Oct. 13. at 1 p. sharp.
from Dr. B. D. Welling.

Never before isi Use Idstoey of
shin groat city. Perhaps never
eawn In your lifetime. Con-
sult os ft., all Ole facts. we

mill make goat some money.

43 Apts

Massive bldg. fine condition.
3 rooms furnished. Marble
lobby, elect. refrig. Former
$250,000 sales value. Fore-
closed $65,000, only $12,000
down.

Mrs. Michael Schultz (Bet-niece
Solomon) and little daughter,
Louise, of Chicago, arrived to spend
a fortnight with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Solomon of Frank-
lin Blvd.

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Among those returning to the

University of Michigan were the

Like new all 3 rooms, show-
era, elect. refrig, stoker coal.
Normal
$100,000
value,
$35,000 with $10,000 down..

Misses Cipa and Irene Solomon and
Russell Rapaport.

Mr. and Mrs. Norman Buckner
returned from Mercersberg, Pa.,
after visiting their eon, Noel, who
is enrolled at the academy there.

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Big corner 4 & 6 rooms.

Was

Rabbi Eric Friedland chose as
his subject for Friday evening
services, "Berlin and Moscow: A
Tale of Two Cities."

3 story solid bk beauty all
3 rooms with ivory trim
nearly new. 4 garages. Won
$65,000 foreclosed $26,000
only $5,200 down.
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10 Apts

Like new solid bk. all 8 rms.
baths tiled sides with show-
era. Was $50,000 foreclosed
$19,000 only $3,800 down.
Mr. Bedford.

Homer Warren & Co.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cohen, who
have spent the past few months
with their brother and sister Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Magidson, returned
to their home in New York this
week.

REALTORS
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Mr. and Mrs. George Kahn and
daughter, Sybil, were the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. I. Ratio! of De- ▪
troit on Sunday.

Tillie Citrin Kissiliner Ald So-
ciety resumed activities for the
coming year. At the installation
held last week, the following of-
ficers were installed: President,
Mrs. Freda Shuetz, who was una-
nimously elected for the fourth
term; vice-president, Sirs. Jean
Gorman; treasurer, Dora Mattis;
recording secretary, Sirs. Mollie
Steiner, who was re-elected for
the fourth term; financial secre-
tary, Mrs. Bessie Barak; board
of candidates, Rose Aberly and
Anna Gorman; trustees, Lilly
Klasky, Anna Klein; honpitaler,
Mrs. Esther Goldberg; inner
guard, Mrs. Sahm; publicity, Mrs.
A. Gerson; flower fund, Mrs. Rose
Yancher, Sirs. A. Quidd; board

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Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Sherman
are receiving felicitations on the
birth of a daughter, on Sunday,
Oct. 4.

Citrin Kissiliner Aid
Society Elects Officers

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The Junior Hadassah is sponsor-
ing a charity bridge on Tuesday
night at the Temple rooms Miss
Phyllis Golden is in charge of the
affair,'

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Mr. and Mrs. Louis Levine and
mother, Mrs. Ella Levine, have mo-
tored to Cincinnati, where they will
visit friends and relatives.

Robert Adler and Adolph Wol
lenburg of Heidelberg, Germany,
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ben-
jamin Weil of North Monroe St.,
recently. The visitors later went on
to Milwaukee to visit Sir. and Mrs.
F. J. Well before returning to New
York. They will sail for Germany
Oct. 15. Mr. Adler, who Is a nephew
of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Weil,
plans to return in the spring to
make his home in Chicago.

$75,000

tats .

$30,000 only $6,000 down.

Sag darig Nabs

Mrs. H. Immerrnan and son,
Morry Fineberg and Miss Harriett
Berglass left for Chicago to spend
a week.

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Spectacular Offer

The opening meeting of the
Temple Beth Jacob Sisterhood was
held Tuesday. Oct. 6, preceeded by
a luncheon. Rabbi Eric Friedland
Butzel to Address Meeting addressed the meeting on "The
Jewish Home". Mrs. Norman Buck-
of Workers in Cam-
ner, president, presided at the
paign for $11,820
meeting.

The most important rally pre-
ceding the opening of the Allied
Jewish Campaign in Flint will be
held next Thursday evening, Oct.
16, at the home of Ellis 11. War-
ren, chairman of the drive.
The principal speaker at this
rally of workers will be Fred M.
Butzel, chairman of the executive
committee of the Jewish Welfare
Federation of Detroit. Another
guest at the meeting will be Kurt
Feiner, executive director of the
Detroit Federation, who is acting
in the capacity of advisor-director
of the drive.
The Flint campaign will be con-
ducted from Oct. 22 to 26 for a
quota of ;11,820. Tkfs will be the
first time in the city s history that
all Jewish funds will be joined in
one appeal. Local, national and in-'
ternational causes are included in
the drive.
Mr. Warren is assisted in the
drive by the following officers:
Freyer Nover, first vice-president;
Jack Rabinovitch, second vice-pres-
ident; Ernest Perkin, treasurer;
Oscar Dean, secretary. Directors of
the drive are: Rabbi S. Z. Fine-
berg, Rabbi Elmer Berger, Isaac
Schnieder, Abraham Eiseman,
Louis Londe, Shay Natchez, Joseph
Block, Max L. Heyman, !gnats
Fishman, Maurice Hertz, Dr. Si, S.
Hart, Hyman IVinegarden, Sirs.
Phillip Fisher, Mrs. Ellis II. War-
ren, Mrs. Louis Lobster.
Headquarters of the Flint cam-
paign are at 207 Paterson Bldg.

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bet. John It and Brush. Brick
Apt., 2 stories, about 32x150
bldg., 20 family. Steam heat,
elec, refrig. For sale or lease
as one el,iire building. Pos-
sibilities for every good in-
vestment, Cal:

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of directors, Mrs. B. Citrin, Mrs.
Lilly Ritten, Sirs. Freda Gorman,
Mrs. H. Blass, Sirs. Berril, Mrs.
Mollie Gorman, Mrs. Fleiahcr.
Preparations are being made
for the second annual ball, to be
held Oct. 26, in the Aztec Towers ,
of the Union Guardian Bldg.

Gifts to Hadassah Fund

Mrs. Joe Magidsohn, chairman
of the infant welfare fund of the

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Detroit chapter of Hadassah, Sae

received contributions from the
following:
Mrs. Robert Loewenberg and
Mrs. Sadie Shulman in memory
of the yahrzeit of their father
and mother, Harris and Fanny

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Mr. and Sirs. Ellis Thal, in
honor of Sirs. Herman August's
recovery from illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Nate Shapero, in
memory of Abraham Jacobs.
Sir. and Mrs. Joseph Zechman,
in memory of Abraham Jacobs
and Sarah Bornstein.
Sir, and Mrs. Davis S. Zemon,
in memory of Sarah Bornstein
and Abraham Jacobs.
Mr. and Sirs. Iaidor Berman, in
memory of Ida Lenhoft,

GREETINGS OF THE SEAS017

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To Our Many Jewish Friends and Neighbors We Extend-
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HOLIDAY GREETINGS

HUBBARD-DUDLEY CO.

GENERAL INSURANCE

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Phones 6413-2-3324
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GREETINGS AND BEST WISHES

E. C. MORSE & CO.

ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS
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Reliable, Guaranteed Workmanship—No Charge for Estimates

PHONE 2.2424
488 W. MICHIGAN AVE.
BATTLE CREEK, MICHIGAN

SEASON'S GREETINGS

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PHONE 9842
71 MAPLE GROVE
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BATTLE CREEK, MICHIGAN

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