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January 22, 1937
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Jan, 23—Oneg Shebat of Hadassah at home of Mrs. J. Gold-
berg, 2234 Boston Blvd. Speaker—Frau Yettka Levy-Stein of the
Arbeitsgemeinschaft of Berlin, Germany.
Jan. 25—Home Relief Society installation of officers at Wil-
shire Hotel. Optional luncheon at 12 noon. Installation and pro-
gram at 1:45 p. rn.
Jan. 26—Prince and Princess Loewenstein, in a dialogue
before the Temple Forum on the meaning of Fascism; Prince
rah. amateur mart themes&
Loewenstein to speak on "What Fascism Does to a Nation;" Prin-
. people Mom mid to Maw-
cess Loewenstein to speak on "What Fascism Does to Women."
saw. MAW to Poe Ems
Jan. 20—Tea for members of Detroit League of National
of my money IoM Ufa Imam-
Home for Jewish Children, at the home of Mrs. Moe II. Prince,
room" Many of tam me de-
la. tat. Others see oboroly
2272 Glynn Court, at 2 p. m.
Jan. 27—Annual donor luncheon of Women's Auxiliary of
planallm la 96 et-
United Hebrew Schools.
You ma hot the Mono wiltb
Jan. 27—Annual meeting of the Jewish Welfare Federation
oonadonm mom yew hose soft
It swum with 1.04 lowers
and affiliated agencies at Jewish Comumnity Center at 8 p. m.
a Ratiremont Anoofty N TY
Jan, 28—Joint Fellowship dinner of Men's Club of Shaarey
Trimly* Insuranee Cconyeerh
Zedek, Temple Beth El, Bnai Moshe and Bnai David, at Congre-
Hers Is a imp( way to prow*
gation Bnai David, Elmhurst and 14th Sts.
for a soorantaod Ma lemma
Jan. 31—Concert by Bracha Zflrah and Nachuin Nardi at
whim
you an way to retire Ma
Central High School under auspices of Jewish National Workers'
the multi are aura.
Alliance.
We will be glad to metals hew
Jan. 31—Banquet of Itlizrachl Organization of Detroit cele-
ere of timed plane will kW was
Srating 20th anniversary, to be hold at Shaarey Zedek,
your needs. This amok* Is
Jan. 31—Annual concert of Ilashomer llatzoir in the audi-
youra--frosof Marge.
torium of Central high School, Tuxedo and Linwood.
Jan. 31—Dramatic presentation by Junior Hadassah Players,
Statler Hotel, 2 p. m.
Feb. 1—Monthly meeting, Detroit section, National Council
of Jewish Women.
AC* Labe Gessedian Bids.
Feb. 2—Address by Stanley High before Temple Forum on
Cadillac Ora
"The Danger Zones of the World."
Representing
Feb. 3—Card party of Ladies Auxiliary of House of Shelter
THE TRAVELERS
at Jewish Community Center at 12:30 p.
INSURANCIO COMPANY
Feb. 3—Charity bridge of Aesculapian Ladies Auxiliary.
Hartford, Connecticut
Feb. 8—Joint meeting of Jewish Women's Organization.
MRS. HENRY H. SHAPERO
We write el forme of
Imonmee
Feb. 3—Home Relief Society's 14th birthday dinner-dance,
incurred in arranging transporta-
at Northwood Inn, at 0:30 p. m.
tion for the children by special
Feb. 6—Midnight showing of "This Is the Land," great Pal-
buses to and from the Hebrew
estine talking picture, at the Oriole Theater, Philadelphia and
Schools.
Linwood, under auspices of the Jewish National Fund Council of
The guest speaker for the
Detroit.
Feb. 7—Special children's performance of "This Is the Land,"
luncheon, Rabbi Solomon N. Baz-
ell of Louisville, Ky., an elo-
MRS. ROSE SCHEFTEL
at the Oriole Theater, at 9:30 a, m.
Feb. 7—"Snow Ball," winter formal of Little Women of
quent orator, educator and schol-
Funeral services for Mrs. Ram
ar of note, will speak on "The
Hadassah, at Old Colony Club.
Scheftel, who died Tuesday eve-
Meaning of Jewish Education."
Feb. 7—Junior Hadassah Meeting, Statler Hotel, 2:30 p. m.
ning at Harper Hospital after a
Ile is a leader in civic affairs and
Feb. 9—Junior Iladassah party, Beacon Theater, Greed
brief illness, were held at 2 p.
in Jewish circles.
River and W. Grand Blvd.
Thursday at the chapel of the
Feb. 9--Junior Hadassah theater party.
Able artists will furnish the
Detroit Jewish Burial Association.
Feb. 9—Debate between Herbert Apr and Lewis Cotey,
musical program. Mrs. Jacob H.
2995 Joy Road. Burial was is
before Temple Forum, on the subject "Are Socialism and Human
Schakne, well known soprano, will
the association's cemetery at Crs-
Freedom Mutually Incompatible?"
be the soloist, accompanied at the
Cot and Sixteen Stile Roads. Mrs.
Feb.
9—Afternoon
of
games
of
Sisterhood
of
Shaarey
piano by another able musician,
Scheftel wa.. born in Odessa, Rus-
Zedek,
Mrs. Burton Clamage. Mra.
sia, 61 years ago and had lived
Feb. 10—Address by Dr. A. L. Sachar, director of the Ililiel
Schakne is considered one of the
in Detroit since 1908. Her has.
Foundations, before Men's Club of Shaarey Zedek.
ablest interpreters in Detroit of
mend, Hyman, and a daughter,
Feb. 10—Youth Education League bridge,
Jewish folk songs as well as of
Mollie, survive.
Feb. 11—Address by Ittamar Ben Avi, at public meeting of
classical selections and will pre-
Zionist Organization of Detroit, at Congregation Shaarey Zedek.
sent a varied program at the
ROSE VICTOR
luncheon on Wednesday. The
Feb. 13—Young People's Temple Club formal dance at the
of 2038 Pingree Ave., 62 years
musical program will also consist
Book-Cadillac.
old, died on Jan, 18. Funeral
Feb. 14—Youth Education League dinner-dance.
of the well-known musical trio—
cornices were held on Jan. 19 with
Julius Cohen, violinist; William
Feb. 16—League of Jewish Women's Organization.
intermeni. in Clover Hill Park
Feb.
16—Infant
Service
Group
bridge
luncheon
and
fash-
Weinert, cellist and Semour Hoff-
Cemetery, Rabbi A. M. Hershman
ion show.
man, pianist.
officiating. She is survived by
Feb. 16—Donor luncheon of Bnai David Sisterhood at Phoenix
Last Tuesday, Mrs. M. IL Zack-
her husband. Samuel; two daugh-
Club.
heim was hostess at a luncheon-
ters, Mrs. Harry Jacobson and
Feb. 16—Music Study Club annual soiree.
ette held at her home and Mrs.
Mrs. John L. Brown; two sons,
Feb.
21—Twelfth
annual
concert
of
Detroit
Halevy
Singing
Henry II. Shapero, chairman of
Convenient
Mitchell and Dr. Arthur Victor
Society at Orchestra Hall.
publicity, and other chairmen of
and five grandchildren.
Feb.
21—Paid-up
membership
dance
and
card
party
of
committees gave inspiring reports.
Terms
Ladies Auxiliary of Bnai Britlt at Detroit Leland Hotel,
The following additional pledges
Feb.
21—Dinner,
bridge
and
games
evening
of
Jewish
JULIUS LEVY
were received:
Moslem. Harry B. Ash, H. t3. Arkin.
Women's European Welfare Organization at 5 p. m., at Jericho
of 318 Edmund Place, 86 years
Julius Braun, Lewis Bowan. Samuel
Temple.
old, died on Jan. 21. Funeral serv-
Renate°, Harry Bauman, Harry Berman,
Feb. 22—Address at Late Friday evening services of Con-
ices were held on Jan. 22 with
W. Dishkin, Reuben Dultrinaky, Philip
Dui...leaky, Ira Friedenberg, A. nets-
gregation Shaarey Zedek by loran Yettka Levy-Stein of Berlin.
interment in Lafayette Cemeteri,
an, Ham FInellver, Minnie Goodman.
Jan.
23—Frau
Yettka
Levy-Stein
will
address
Hadassah
Beth El section, Rabbi Leon
N. Greenhouse, bouts Gelfand. Zelda
Oneg Shabbat on the Youth Aliyah project,
I'ram officiating. Ile is survived
Glass, Louie Goldberg, Alexander Gold-
berg, Louie (Romberg, Morrie Goodman.
by his wife, Leah; two daughters,
Feb.
23—Pioneer
Women's
Organization
annual
donor
Sam Gamma. Simon Ginsburg, Mervin
luncheon at Book-Cadillac Hotel.
Mrs. Hyman Steinberg and Mrs.
Ii. Goldberg, H. Glasser. Sri Gallant,
Seymour Golden, David Greenbaum,
Feb. 28.—Shaarey Zedek family celebration of Purim spon-
Edward Harris, and four sons.
Sinton Gordon, Leo Gold, Jullue Green.
Nathan, Max, William and Irving.
sored by Men's Club and Sisterhood. It will feature entertainment
A. Louie Gordon, John J. Ginsburg.
and dance, and begins at 6:30 p. m.
Jake Greenwald (rep. Hebrew Ladle.'
Aid Society), Zelda nun.. A. M. Hersh-
Feb. 28—Junior Iladassah $10 donor dinner-dance, at the
MINDEL WEINER
man. Max Kerner, Joe. Koblln, Benja-
Statler Hotel.
min Kele', M. Kentinekt !Isadore Kar•
of 1935 W. Philadelphia Ave,
het Pauline Rotten. David Kaltman.
Starch 1—Monthly meeting, Detroit section, National Coun-
67 years old, died on Jan. 14.
A. Kalman, There. Klein (rep. PuritY
cil of Jewish Women.
Chapter), M. It. Katz, Sam Rulers,
Funeral services were held on
March 2—Recital before Men'a Club of Shaarey Zedek by
Ethel Lainport, I. M. Lewis, Sol P.
Jan. 15 with interment in Beth
Lachman, Benjamin Lefkowits. Philip
Moshe Nathanson of New York, cantor of the synagogue of the
David Cemetery, Rabbi J. S. Spec-
',Soon, M. Levinson, 8R111.1 Levine,
Society for the Advancement of Judaism.
Erving Moss, Corrine Marx (rep. Neu-
ks officiating. Ile is survived by
Mien Sunshine Club), Charles Marten-
March 3—Donor luncheon of Ladies Auxiliary of Jewish
her husband, Hyman and three
that, L. Margolis, N. Moss, Aaron Mark•
National Fund.
son. Hyman Million. Gore Moyer, Na-
children.
March 7—Third annual donor dinner of Sisterhood of Con-
than Mandeberg, Harry Meyers, Mollie
Markowitz, Com Osnos, Ralph Paul,
gregation Bnai Moshe.
Louie Rase, David Rubenstein. Mal
SAMUEL FRIEDMAN
March 14—Annual frolic of Zedakah Juniors.
Reitman, Chart. Rn11.11111n, Ben Rossen•
of 12811 E. McNichols Road. 46
Abe R. Ito.nberg (rep. The Zr'
Starch 13 and 14—"Community Center Capers."
"Actually calling on people and that
riskah (hM), Adolph Smile, Si. Shortie.
years old, died on Jan. 17. Fun-
March
17—Address
by
Dr.
Ben
Zion
Mossinsohn
of
Tel
Aviv,
sincerely explaining the worth- Miriam Shull,. Maurice Schwartz, Kol-
eral services were held on Jan.
22i —
ndrer4.
Palestine, rei hn W
Shapiro. Meyer Stone. Max Siegel,
whileness of the work" is the sim- man
Harry Schumer, Harry Slatkln, Anna
17 with interment in Beth David
ture by Elias Newman on Palestinian and
ple explanation given by I. A. Sorting. J. Schuman. Louis Smith. Mor-
Cemetery, Rabbi J. S. Sperka of-
Jewishar
rt
th
u
rie
Toppel.
S.
N.
Victor.
J.
Wilber,
Leibson for his success as a solici-
ficiating. Ile is survived by his
Sidney Wallet's, Hattie Wel.. Hinson
March at 31—Presentation of "Blood on the Moon."
tor and team captain in this year's
Welsmbn. I. Zalkin.
wife, Bessie, and three children.
at
Central
High
School
Auditorium,
by
Young
Men's
Jewish
As-
Gewerkschaften campaign. At last
Fur information as to ways
sociation.
Saturday's meeting, the solicits- and means of earning or paying
April 4 —Tenth anniversary celebration of the Jewish Wel-
Freiheit Gesangs Verein on
Pledges call Mrs. Bertram Smok-
fare Federation and the Detroit Service Group.
ier, general chairman, Townsend
Altntan's Hour
April 12—Address by Dr. Alfons Goldschmidt, professor
6-1533; Mrs. Max Hayman, chair-
of economics at Columbia University, before Men's Club of
man of ways and means. Euclid
e
8
k
—
.
Apr
Z
ie
l
di
Shaarey
The Freiheit Gesangs Verein
1-1500; Mrs. Samuel Singer,
18—Second annual Jewish Frontier dinner. Dr. Solo-
with Mendy ShaM as director will
chairman of rummage, Townsend
mon Goldman of Chicago, speaker.
sing a group of songs this Sunday
5-3743. Mrs. Wolf Kaplan, chair-
on Ilyman Altman's Jewish Hour.
man of reservations. announces
which is broadcast from 12 noon
that she will be at home, 1996
rael building, the Jewish Center, to 1:30 p. m., over Station
Calvert Ave., all day Sunday, Jan.
the
Ferndale
Shul,
Congregation
WMBC.
24, to receive reservations for
Beth Abraham, Congregation Final
the luncheon.
David
and
Congregation
Bnai
Gold Cigarettes aro Doubt..
Old
, Anyone interested in memor-
Moshe. The clubs are sponsored by Manor, Double Freels, Doable
iams or darlings may get in
At an enthusiastic meeting held Sylvia Berrie, Sarah Pieman, Syl-
Guaranteed.
Mirle from the Imo*
touch with Mrs Julius Berman. Tuesday evening, Jan. 19, the field
chairman of memoriam, by call- committee of Young Israel of De- via Isbee, Abba Levi, Max Gold- crops tobacco, they hit the oak
ing Longfellow 8850 or Mrs. troit discussed plans for aiding the smith, Norman Freilich, Sam
Anna Moss. chairman of darl- 15 junior and intermediate groups, Platt, Mark De Rosen and Joseph
Strauss. Information regarding
Rev. Casts.
ings, Townsend 6-7394.
the campus group, and the three this work can be obtained by call-
Jacob
children's hours being conducted ing Max H. Goldsmith, chairman
Silverman
of the junior and intermediate
SURGICAL
groups, at Madison 6370.
MOIIKL
The Women 'a Auxiliary of the
United Hebrew Schools will hold
its fifth annual donor luncheon
at the Statler Hotel. Wednesday.
Jan. 27. The proceeds, together
with the dues and various contri-
butions, go to defray the expenses
Our 49± and Greatest
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no reason why beautiful things
should not carry a message for
that type of social order which
will do away with the motive of
making useful things ugly.
A vote of thanks is due to
the American League Against
War and Fascism (288 Fourth
Ave., New York, N. Y.) for
publishing an inexpensive cal-
endar (only 25c) with 12 large
size drawings on very good pa-
per. The drawings — almost
every one suitable for framing
—are by some of America's
ablest craftsmen. Imagine own-
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or Gropper, or Ishigaki, all for
the sum of 25 cents,
This calendar does prove to
us that a propaganda organi-
zation can be wise in its pro-
paganda without compromising
one inch of its daily campaign
against the Hiders and Musso-
linis in Germany, Italy and
America,
J. N. F. Auxiliary's
Pre-Luncheon Rally
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A large, enthusiastic group at-
tended the first of a series of
pre-luncheon pep rallies held by
the ladies' Auxiliary of the Jew-
ish National Fund on Tuesday,
Jan. 19, at Hotel Detroiter.
Lavy M. Becker, educational
director of the Jewish Commu-
nity Center, was guest speaker.
Miss Ruth Brotman rendered sev-
eral vocal selections and Mrs.
Max Dushkin presented current
events. Mrs. Joshua Soaks,
luncheon chairman, presided.
Mrs. Louis Miller. chairman of
rummage, announces that she is
booking dates. She can be reach-
ed at Euclid 0516-W.
Mrs. Max Goldberg will deliver
savings , boxes if she is called at
Townsend 5-2879.
Mrs. I. Goodman, chairman of
the souvenir booklet, promises an
unusual one this year. She can
be reached at Townsend 6-3578.
Mrs. R. L Lightstone is work-
ing on decorations. Others on
her committee are Mrs. L. Schlein
and Mrs. John Hayman.
Reservations are being taken
by Mrs. Joseph Deytahe, Univer-
sity 2-5293.
The luncheon is to be held at
the Shaarey Zedek Synagogue on
March 3. A strictly kosher cat-
ered meal will be served.
The auxiliary is assisting the
Jewish National Fund Council in
the sale of tickets for the mid-
nirtht performance of "This is the
Land" th efirat Palestinian talkie
to be given at the Oriole Theater
on Feb. 6, at midnight
Young Israel Plans
Work Among Youth
Jr. J.C.R.S. Group
Formed in Detroit
I. A. LIEBSON
tions of Mr. Leibson's team. con-
sisting of himself, Louis Bielfield,
Harry Rosman, Max Karp and
Nathan Pernick, were announced
as totalling $1,612 of which $1,012
in cash was actually turned in, the
other $600 being pledges. He fur-
ther indicated that their efforts
would not cease until the night of
the banquet on Feb. 14.
Representatives of chapters 1
and 2 of the League for Labor
Palestine indicated that their
groups would each turn in approx-
imately $300 to the campaign.
Joseph Baran, one of the lead-
en of the Histadruth, who ad-
dressed the mass meeting of Jan.
14, spoke about some of the details
of the work in Palestine.
Further details of the activities
of the Hiatadruth are to be ex-
plained to the radio audience from
Station WJBK, next Wednesday
evening at 8:30, by Morris Leiber-
man, Detroit attorney.
The treasurer announced that
approximately $6,000 of the $15,-
000 local quota has already been
raised.
Tau Epsilon Rho Fraternity
to Hear Bankruptcy
Talk
At the next meeting of Detroit
graduate chapter of Tau Epsilon
Rho. legal fraternity, to be held
at the home of John Sklar, 2625
Calvert Ave., Benjamin Jaffe will
lead an open forum discussion on
"Practice and Procedure in the
Field of Bankruptcy!"
T h e organization will in-
0. 0. McIntyre hails our own augurate its social season with an
Al Segel as the most accomplished informal dinner dance at North-
wood Inn, Sunday Jan. 24.
reporter he knows.
Mrs. Herman Goldstein, a mem-
ber of the Mollie Segal Auxiliary
of the Jewish Consumptive Re-
lief Society of Denver. founded
a Junior Auxiliary of the J. C.
R. S., and the first meeting was
held at her home, Wednesday,
Jan. 15.
The following were elected of-
ficers of this auxiliary:
Mrs. Herman Goldstein. foun-
der; Mrs. Henry Greenberg. presi-
dent; Mrs. Jack Golds. first vice-
president; Mrs. D. Wrubel, sec-
ond vice-president; Mrs. Louis
Golds, corresponding and record-
ing secretary; Mrs. Kate Wades,
financial secretary: Mrs. Mitchell
Shlain. treasurer; Mrs H. Kellen-
berg, publicity chairman; Sirs.
Golds and Mra. Louis Please, trus-
tees.
In addition to the officers. the
following are charter members:
Mrs. Benj. Goldstein, Mrs .Alec
Ruzumna, Mrs. Harry Warsh. Mrs
Edward Raider. Mrs. S. Polan,
Irving Tamler, Mrs. Sam Licht,
Mrs. R. Kowall, Mrs. Harry
Schechter, Mrs. Max Riesman,
Mrs. R. Goebel, Mrs. B. Sloan,
Mrs. N. Gula, Mrs. Max Horwood,
Mrs. L. Kozen, Mrs. E. Abra-
ham, Mrs. I. Seedman, Mrs. A.
Stillman
Contributions to
North End Clinic
MAX H. GOLDSMITH
North End Clinic has received
the following contributions:
In memory of Joseph M. Weiss,
from Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Rosen-
field, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Heaven-
rich, Mrs. Julia Marcuse, Philip
Robert Marcuse, Mr. and Mrs. An-
drew Wineman, Mrs. Benjamin L.
Lambert, Mr. and Mre. Edwin A.
Wolf, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel J.
Dreyfoos, Mr. and Mra. J. L.
Freud,
In memory of Mrs. Eva Stein-
berg, from Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Sternberg and Mr. and Mn. Isaac
Hurwitz.
In memory of Jacob Levison,
from Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Stern-
berg.
In memory of Joseph Weternan,
from Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ham-
burger.
In memory of Benjamin Marx,
from Mrs. Julia Marcuse and
Philip Robert Marcuse.
In memory of Philip Weiss, from
Mrs. Julia Marcuse and Philip
Robert Marcuse.
In memory of Celia Steiner
Weiss from Mrs. Julia Marcuse
and Philip Robert Marcuse.
For the Social Service Relief
Fund, from Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Kahn.
For Weil Appliance Fund, from
Victor II. Weil.
throughout the city under the
supervision of Rabbi Harold Ber-
ger and Max H. Goldsmith.
Isadore Cohen was elected chair-
man of the ways and means com-
mittee and Samuel Ilechtman
treasurer. A fund was started
among those present to aid the
groups financially. Contributions
from Individuals and the commu-
nity at large will be accepted.
A large Purim celebration is one
Y. P. S. of Bnai Moshe
of the activities planned to which
the
public will be invited.
The Young People's Society of
The members of the field com-
Congregation Bnai Moshe will
mittee
include Abe Rosenshine,
hold the second open meeting of
its 60-day membership drive on president of the organization, Max
Sunday, Jan. 24. at 2:30 p. m., Goldsmith, Isadore Cohen. Sam
at the congregation, Dexter at Heel-amen, Welt Cohen, David Ber-
Lawrence. Young men and women rie, Meyer Weisenfeld, Morris Su-
Interested in joining the society bar, Morris Posner, Abbe Levi,
are invited. An orchestra will pro- Sam Platt, Dr. Portnoy, Charles
vide dance music and refresh- Gelman, Irving Schlussell, Jack
meats will be served. Chairmen Isbee, Sol Cchen, Hy Moore, Alice
of the committees in charge of Goldsmith, Leah Weisenfeld, Syl-
the drive are Nathaniel Wruble. via Berrie and Betty Platnisky.
b•
The 15 groups r,,,e
membership: Dr. David Kest, so-
cial; Miss Lillian Stein, pu'Llity. homes of members, the Young Is-
as Team*
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