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PAGE SIX

January 22, 1937

sad THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

Play to Feature
"First Nighter" of
J.Y•P.S., Jan. 30

Frau Levy-Stein
Hadassah Guest

Will Speak at Oneg Shabbat this
Saturday

Russ Armstrong's eight - piece
orchestra has been engaged for
the "First-Nighter" of the Junior
Young People's Society of
Shaarey Zedek on Saturday eve-
ning, Jan. 30.
A one-act farce, "The Man in

a four
suit, all foi

Mrs. Herbert Robinson left
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Frank of
Tuesday night, Jan. 19, to visit Chicago Blvd. are spending the
with her children, Mr. and Mrs, remainder of the winter in Miami
Robert Grier in New York.
Beach, Fla., at the Netherland
Hotel.
Dr. and Mrs. George Waldbott
entertained a group of friends
Mr. and Mrs. Sam R. Sher-
Wednesday night, Jan. 20,
man of Lee Place are spending
I the winter in Miami Beach. Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Enggass
were hosts at a dinner party on
Sasnowicer Bendiner Organiza-
Jan. 14.
tion will hold its banquet at Lech-
ar's, Jan. 31. Mr. Weizen, vice-
Irving Kaufmann is spending a president, is in charge •of the
committee.
fortnight in Hollywood, Fla,

$297:

MISS RITA COOPER

There's the fitted,
man-tailored jacket in
fine Piccadilly checks,
with skirt to match:
plus a plain skirt in
flannel, and a white
pique Ott! Black,
navy or brown, 12.20,
and a grand buy!

the Bowler Hat," by A. A. Milne,
will precede the dancing. The
curtain will go up promptly at
8:30,
Genies will be set up between
dances and refreshments will be
served. Tickets may be procured
at the door or from the following:
David Goodman, chairman; Rita
Cooper, Lester Satovsky, Shyrle
Imber, Bob Braun, Sol Landau
and Joseph Gilbert.
The next meeting of the club
is scheduled for Jan. 31.

Zedakah Juniors
Frolic March 14

A change in its social service
policy was made when Zedakah
Juniors convened at the home of
Miss Violet Bonin on Sunday,
Jan. 17. Under this new plan
Zedakah Juniors will sponsor a

The following Detroiters were
Frederick Finsterwald spent the
last week-end guests of Colonial
past week in New York.
Hotel in Mt. Clemens: Rabbi and
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Robinson Mrs. Lavy Becker and family, J.
of the Park Lane Apartments D. Rosenberg, Abe Srere, Dr.
were hosts at a dinner party Fri- Peter M. Bernstein, Abraham
Cooper, M. Aronsson, A. Gold-
day night, Jan. 22,
man, Maurice Schwartz, Ben Si-
mon, Morris Robinson, and Peter
Mrs. William Mazer left Sun- Vass.
day to spend two weeks in Buf-
falo.
Mrs. Harry Koffman of 3319
Monterey Ave. and Mrs. Myer
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Farbsten Finberg
Lawrence, Mass.,
will leave Jan. 24 to spend sev- spent the of
week-end with friends
eral weeks in Palm Springs, Calif. in Port Huron,
Mich. Mrs, Fin-
berg, who has been the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. Victor II. Well Mrs. II. Koffman, has returned to
entertained a group of friends her home.
at dinner Tuesday night, Jan. 19.
Mrs. Ervin A. Rosenthal of
Rabbi Leon Fram has been in- Elmhurst Ave. and her daughter,
vited to deliver the commence- Barbara Ruth, left for a two
ment address at the graduation months' visit with the former's
exercises of the Central High parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nathan
School, Friday morning, Jan, 29. Leemon, who are spending the
The exercises will take place in winter in Los Angeles, Calif.
Cooley High School. Rabbi Frans
will speak on the subject: "Youth
Gerald R. Sandorf of 16230
Faces a New World."
Roselawn Ave. flew to Chicago to
spend a few days with his mother.
Mr. and hire. Jules Klein of Mrs. Esther C. Sandell, and sis-
2692 Calvert Ave. announce the ter, Mrs. Sidney L. Moyer.
Bar Mitzvah of their son, Robert
Henry. At home to their friends
Mrs. Sam Gunsberg of Cortland
and family on Sunday afternoon, Ave. left for Miami Beach, Fla.,
Feb. 7, from 2 to 5 p. in. No to remain for the winter months.
cards.

Sir .and Mrs. Harry C. Markle
returned to their home, Willow-
brook Farm, Rochester, Mich.,
after a three-week stay at Miami
Beach, Fla.

Mrs. William S. Markle of Wil-
demere Ave. entertained at a
bridge luncheon, Jan. 22.

L'uit Shop
Second M'

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Remodeling and Repairs
15 E. GRAND RIVER, ROOM 404
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Grand Central Mkt.

Officers Installed
by Neugarten Club

The monthly meeting of the
Neugarten Sunshine Club, held at
the Jewish Community Center on
Monday, Jan. 18, was marked by
the installation of officers elected
to serve for the coming year. The

MRS. EMIL ECKHOUSE

impressive ceremony was conduct-
ed by Mrs. Fred A. Gross.
The officers include Mrs. Emil
Eckhouse who, was re-elected
president; Mrs. Samuel Blacker,
first vice-president; Mrs. Jacob
E. Newman. second vicespresi•
dent; Mrs. Max Cohn, third vice-
president; Mrs. Morton L. Sny-
der. corresponding secretary; Mrs.
Harry II. Warsaw. recording sec-
retary: Miss Corrine Marx. finan-
cial secretary; Mrs. Arthur A.
Gottesman, treasurer; Mrs. Max
Steinman. auditor.
Newly appointed members of
the board of directors Include, in
addition to the officers. for the
two year term, hire. George Neu-
'erten. Mrs. Harvey Elbinger,
Mrs. Fred A. Gross, Mrs. Jenny
Lichtenstein. Mrs. Abe Attenberg
and Mrs. Jack Langer. Those an-
Pointed for a one-year term are:
Mrs. Mandel Meyers. Mrs. Jacob
Maser, Mrs. Will Cohn. Mrs.
Harold Klein. Mrs. Abe Vineberg
and Miss Sally Steiner.
and chair-
The outgoing of
men of various committees read
their annual reports.
Mee. Max Cohn, who will servo
as chairman of the ware and
means committee for the corning
year, announced that arrange-

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VANDENBERG PROPOSES
A BILL TO HELP ALIEN

Nathan L. 3fillstein, attorney,
this week announced that a bill to
prevent the deportation of his cli-
ent, Mrs. Zeba Shargabian, mother
of three American born children,
has been introduced in the United
States Senate by Senator Vanden.
berg.
The Shargabians were married
In Armenia 25 years ego, and
while there Mr. Shargabian was
called to serve in the Turkish
army. Believing her husband dead,
Mrs. Shargabian went to Havana
where she married another Ar-
menian in 1925. When they came
to the United States via Florida
she failed to tell immigration in.
epectora of her previous marriage.
Her first husband was under the
impression that she too was dead.
While in the United States Mrs.
Shargabian was informed of her
first husband's residence in De-
troit, where she joined him. Their
three chifdren range from 8
months to 8 years.
Mr, Millstein explained that the
children would be left motherless
if Mrs. Shargabian were to be de-
ported and that if the attempt to
cancel the deportation order and
make lawful her admission to the
United States is successful not
only will it prevent the separation
of • family but will enable Mr.
Shargabian to become a United
States citizen.

Card Party of J. C. R.—§.1
Auxiliary Tuesday

A card party will be given byl
the Molly Segal Auxiliary of the
Jewish Consumptive Relief So-
ciety of Denver. at Fyfe's Audi-
torium. on Tuesday. Jan. 26, at
12 noon. There will be refresh-
ments and prizes. The proceeds
will be used to aid needy Jewish
Consumptives in Detroit.
All members and friends are
urged to attend this affair.
For information call Mrs. Ben
Feldman, chairman, Ma. 4813.

mente are under way for a movie
matinee to be held at the Rose-
dale Theater. Tuesday. March 30.
Mrs. Samuel Conviseor will act
as chairman and Mrs. Moe Light-
man, co-chairman of the after-
noon's program.
The next meeting of the ad-
visory board will be held at the
home of Mrs. S. S. Marx of Glad-
stone Ave. on Jan.

MRS. SOPHIE Q. JACOBS

project to send a group of under-
privileged children to camp every
summer. Towards this end plans
are under way for the annual
frolic on March 14.
New Zedakah Juniors are Miss
Janice Litineky and Miss Char-
lotte Aaron, who were voted in
at this meeting.
Mrs. Sophie Quator Jacobs Is
the sponsor of the Z e d a k a h
Juniors.
The next meeting will be held
at the home of Miss Rosalind
Goldberg on Jan. 24.

Teachers Plant
Trees in Memory
of M. B. Cohen

The following members of the
staff of the United Hebrew
Schools of Detroit planted one
tree each in the Balfour Forest
in Palestine through the Jewish
National Fund, in memory of the
late Meyer B. Cohen. who Was
one of the founders of the
schools:
Jacob V. Ariel, Hyman Gold-
berg, Max Gordon. Joseph Hag-
gai, Bernard Isaacs, Joel Cash-
dan, Sol Kasdan, Morris Lash-
over, Abraham J. Lachover, Mi-
chael Michlin, Mayer•Mathis, Mor-
ris Harkin, the Panush Family.

Primrose Benevolent Club
The Primrose Benevolent Club
is again helping the Los Angeles
bazaar, which at present is in
ful swing at Congregation Bnai
Moshe. Lawrence and Dexter,
with the sale of flowers.
Mrs. Plafkin, Mrs. Sampson
and Mrs. Ruzumna were flower
salesladies last Saturday. Sunday,
Mrs. Cowen and Mrs. Ash sold out
their flowers in less than two
hours, Monday evening, Mrs.
Aaron and Mrs. Manela, were in
charge. Mrs. Rodman and Mrs.
Belinsky were on the job Tues.
day evening.

Dr. Graham Heads
Brotherhood Day

NEW YORK.—(WNS) -- The
fourth annual Brotherhood Day,
sponsored by the National Con-
ference of Jews and Christians,
will be held on Feb. 20 and
21, with Dr. Frank Porter Gra-
ham, president of the University
of North Carolina, as national
chairman.

Mrs. Harry Greenstein of 1980
W. Philadelphia Ave. entertained
on Tuesday, Jan, 12, with bridge
and dinner, honoring Mrs. David
Green of 3500 W. Warren Ave.,
who is leaving for Florida in
February.

Frau Yettke Levy-Stein arrived
in Detroit Friday, Jan. 22, as the
guest of the Detroit chapter of
Hadassah, and will be the guest
of honor this Saturday afternoon
at the tea and Oneg Shebat to be
held at the home of Mrs..1. Gold-

PER.51411 LAMB

MRS. NATHAN SIMONS

berg, 2234 Boston Blvd., at 2:30
p. m. She will also be the guest
at the Business and Professional
Womens' Group Saturday evening
at their paid-up membership party.
An organization meeting of the
Hadassah dramatic group will
take place Wednesday afternoon,
Jan. 27, at 2:30 p, ni., at the home
of Mrs. Harry Jackson, 26023
Ilendrie Blvd., Iluntington Woods.
Those wishing further information
should call the chairman, Mrs.
John Fraser, Townsend 6-1992.
Culmination the membership
drive, a silver jubilee Oneg She-
bat will take place Feb. 27, at the
Shaarey Zedek. Mrs. Nathan Si-
mons, chairman of the membership
drive, assisted by Mrs. Harold
Goodman, announce that only
those who have paid their 1937
dues will be privileged to have
their names listed in the Scroll of
Honor. The Detroit scroll along
with all the other scrolls repre-
senting every Hadassah group will
be sent to Palestine to be lodged
in the reception room of the Roth-
schild-Hadassah University Hos-
pital,
Those wishing to pay their dues
may call Mrs. William Isenberg,
Longfellow 7630.

Purity Valentine
Dinner on Feb. 14

Gould Making
Cancer Study Tour

Trees Planted in Palestine
Mrs. Jack Halperin and son,
Through Jewish Na-
Jerome, left for Miami Beach
tional Fund
to remain the balance of the win-

Zedakah Birthday
Party on Jan. 31

The following trees were planted
in Palestine through the Jewish
National Fund:
Two trees in memory of Celia
Becker Strom by her girl friends.
One tree in memory of Mina
Plotkin by Ella Vellick.
Trees can be planted in Pales-
tine through the Jewish National
Fund Council. Mrs. Harry Shul-
man, Longfellow 2784 is chairman
of the tree committee.

Final plans are now completed
for Zcdakah Club's dinner dance,
celebrating the club's 16th birth-
day, to be held on Sunday, Jan. 31.
at 6:30, at the Chalet. Reserva-
tions are limited. Mrs. Milton Stab-
ler, To. 5-3037. or Mrs. Edward
Sklar, Un. 2-4266, chairmen of the
affair, will take reservations.
The next meeting of the club
will be held on Monday. Jan. 25,
at 1:30, at the home of Mrs. Harry
Silberstine, 3305 Sturtevant.

ter.

Miss Revs Moldawsky, daugh-
ter of Rabbi and Mrs. B. Moldaw-
sky, was honored at a miscellan-
eous shower Tuesday, Jan. 19, at
the Phoenix Club. Hostesses at
the affair were the Misses Frances
Kovarsky, Evelyn Kovarsky, Ann
Gold and Rose Allen. Miss Mel-
dawsky will become the bride of
Hyman Levinson of Toledo, 0., on
Sunday, Jan. 24.

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Hadassah Adds 9,500 Members
Mr. and Mrs. Z. L. Goldsmith
NEW YORK—An enrollment of
and son, Seymour 0., of Cort-
9,500
additional members since
Mrs. Herman Finsterwald of land Ave. are touring through Oct. 1 as compared with the cor-
Boston Blvd., is visiting with her Mexico and Southwestern United responding period a year ago was
son-in-law and daughter, Mr, and States.
reported by Itadassah, the Wom-
Mrs. Fred A. Dreifus, in Memphis,
The Tahilos will give a bridge en's Zionist Organization of Amer-
ica, which maintains a system of
Julia Klein and her father, dansant at the Chinese Tea Gar- medical and public health work in
Aaron Klein, of Kirby Ave., sail- dens, Sunday, Jan. 31,
Palestine and conducts a program
ed Tuesday on the S. S. Califor-
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kraft and of Jewish education in this coun-
nia for an extended visit in Los
31r. and Mrs. Max Hayman re- try. Of the total increase, 6,500
Angeles.
turned to their homes from a members enrolled in senior Hadas-
Mr. and Mrs. Myer Gerson left week's stay at the Palmer House, sah and 3,000 in the junior Iladas-
for a month's sojourn in Holly- Chicago, where they attended the nab.
wedding of their cousin. Miss
wood Beach, Fla.
Ethel Rosenthal, to Ben Mar-
Bernard and Lawrence Krohn coff, on Sunday evening, Jan. 17.
were hosts to the younger set at Eugene Kraft, who is a student
a party at their home on Cam- at Ann Arbor, joined his parents
bridge Road on Saturday evening. over the week-end to attend the
wedding. While in Chicago, Harry I Purity chapter No. 359, 0. E. S.,
Mr. and Mrs. David I. Huber Kraft was also active at bedding is sponsoring its first affair under
of Iluntington Woods, Royal Oak, manufacturers' convention.
the new regimes of officers with
returned from Palm Springs, Cal.,
I Theresa R. Klein as worthy ma- r
Mrs. Jack Natow and daugh- tron, in the form of a Valentine I
where they were the house guests
for the last month of Mr. and ter, Carmen, of 11259 Mack Ave. dinner-dance, on Sunday evening,
Mrs. harry A. Dart at their home, left for Miami, Fla., where they
known as "El Kantara," which is will spend the balance of the win-
the show place of Palm Springs. ter.
Dr. and Mrs. Abraham Koven and
Rabbi Joshua Sperka is spend-
family also entertained Mr. and
Mrs. Huber at their home In Palm ing several days in New York
City to complete arrangements
Springs, Calif.
for the publication of his recently
Mrs. Maurice Weiss. accom completed book.
partied by her daughter, Mrs. Max
Finkelston, left to spend the win-
Last Sunday evening Rabbi
ter at the Hollywood Beach Hotel Joshua Specks installed the newly
Hollywood, Ha. Mrs. } inkelston elected officers of the Mlaver Urn-
! gegend Verein.
will return in a few weeks.

Mr. and Mrs. Moe Feldman of
Mrs. Lacy M. Becker and son,
Hillel, are spending a few weeks 2740 Richton and their sister-in-
in New Orleans as the guests of I law, Miss Bernice Wuntner, left
Prof. and Mrs. Dalnow of Loyola I for a month's visit to Miami. Fla.
University.
Miss Rose London of Leicester
Mr. and Sirs. Philip Schriber Court left Sunday for an extend-
of Linwood Ave. have as their ed trip to California.
•
house guests Mr. Schriber's fa-
Theta Delta Omega Sorority
ther. Max Schriber, and his sis-
held
election
of
officers
for
the
ter, Coil, of Providence, R. I. Mr.
Schriber will return to his home i year 1937 on Jan. 11, at the home
shortly, while his daughter will of the Misses Evelyn and Mar-
garet Friedman, 2448 Buena Vis-
remain here indefinitely.
ta Ave. The following were
Dr. and Mrs. Ilerbert Smith elected: President, Miss Evelyn
left Sunday for a two-week's Friedman; vice-president. Miss
Bessye Kosak; recording secre-
motor trip in Florida.
tary, Miss Ida Nadler; correspond-
Mrs. Viola II. Weiss of Los An- ing secretary, Miss Margaret
geles, formerly of Detroit, hon- Friedman; treasurer, Miss Nellie
ored her sister and brother-in-law, Klar.
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Lee (the
former Jean S. Lewis of Detroit)
with a reception on Tuesday eve- 1Dr.
ning, Jan. 12, at her home on
North Orange Drive, Los Angeles.
Among the 100 guests were many
Detroiters. Mr. and Mrs. Lee are
Dr. S. E. Gould of Detroit has
now residing at 332 North Oak- been sent by the Seymour Hospi-
burst Drive, Beverly Hills. Calif. tal of Eloise to make ■ study of
the methods of treatment and re-
Miss Harriet Reuben of 2972 search in a number of the leading
Rochester Ave., left for a month's cancer clinics of the East. lie
stay in Tuscaloosa. Ala.
will visit the Hendry-Connell Re-
search Foundation, Ltd., of King-
Dr. and Mrs. Emil Amberg re- ston. Ontario, the New York State
turned from New York where Institute for the Treatment of
they went to meet Baroness Hat- Malignant Disease in Buffalo, the
veny, who arrived in this coun- Bio-Chemical Research Founda-
try from Budapest, and who will tion in Philadelphia, the Crocker
be a guest of the Amberg'a in Institute of Columbia University,
Detroit for some time. While in and the Memorial Hospital for
New York, Dr. and Mrs. Amberg the Treatment of Cancer and Al-
attended a performance o e lied Diseases in New York. Dr.
great Reinhardt spectacle "The Gould is pathologist at Eloise and
Eternal Road."
chairman of the cancer commit.
tee of the Seymour Hospital.
Harold D. Raphael returned
from Palm Springs, Calif. Mrs.
Raphael will return in March.

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FU2

THEODOR HEINEMANN

(STEWARD OF FRANKLIN HILLS COUNTRY CLUB)

ANNOUNCES THE

GRAND OPENING

OF THE

Gay 90's Cafe

WASHINGTON BLVD. AT STATE

Saturday, January 23

•

COSY ATMOSPHERE OF LONG AGO
Specializing in popular-priced luncheons and dinners.
Separate room for private parties

prepared by HENRY
GREINER, formerly chef at the Phoenix Club

EXCELLENT FOOD

for 16 years.

• TEMPTING COCKTAILS & FANCY DRINKS
concocted by the expert hands of FRED
SCHWARTZ.

• ENCHANTING ENTERTAINMENT is assured
by AL TURNER and His Associates.

I SENSATIONAL

e'en s CLEARANCE

,

A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF

BETTER. DRESSES $6 65

In Wool and Silk Alpac ■ formerly $12.95 and
$16.95, reduced to
DON'T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY
Sizes, Misses', 12-20; Jr. Misses', 11-17

SPORT COATS

FUR TRIMMED*

LARGE ASSORTMENT
Reg, $18.95 to $24.95
Reduced to

Coats Suits

Reg. $45 and $49
Reduced to

$10.95 - $12.95

•

la - none,

AquIrrelr

Crums

$28

Cu,. fled F.

OPEN EVENINGS—SUNDAYS TILL 4 P. M.

Helen's Dress Shop

"Women's Apparel of Distinction"

8701 TWELFTH ST., cor Blaine

Sunday Is Father's Day
To Make a Hill

The ideal day to get mother away from the bother of home
dinner—and naturally the "young ones" will be tickled to hear
him invite the family to--

PAULINE SANDLER

Feb. II, at Peacock Alley. Ar-
rangements have been made to
turn over the entire night club
exclusively to Purity Chapter for
the whole evening.
Reservations are limited to 200
couples. Those desiring tickets may
call Fay Ruskin, Vinewood 1-3369,
chairman of the din
ner -d once
Pauline Sandler, Longfellow 2787,
co-chairman, Theresa R. Klein,
Townsend 8.9695 or other officers,
and tickets will delivered as all
tables are reserved.
The next business meeting of
the chapter will be held Monday,
Jan, 25, at 7:45 p. and will be
followed by a social hour and re-
freshments. Escorts will be enter-
tained at cards while the chapter
is in session.

Junior Hadassah
Play on Jan. 31

The Junior Hadassah Players
announce the presentation of
two one-set plays, "A Tragedy in
One Act," depicting an episode in
the life of an American Jewish
family. and "Little Prison." in
which five women are held prison-
em in en elevator: both to be
given on Sunday, Jan. 31, at 2
o'clock, at Hotel Statler. The
cast for both plays consists of
Alice Garber, Regina Fischoff,
Ethel Manason. Ruth Harris. Hel-
ene Simons, Cele Ormus, Grace
Goldberg, Rose Devitt and Har-
riette Glickman. During the in-
terlude between the Plays, violin
and piano selections will be ren-
dered by Regina Fischoft and
Betty Rothenberg. This enter-
tainment is being riven in con-
junction with the donor dinner
committee, as a ways and means
affair for its participants. The
public is invited.

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AT

BOESKY'S GRILL

1220 GRISWOLD, Between State and Grand River

To Install B. Z. B.
Girls on Tuesday Scalp Treatments

Specializing in

Among comparatively new or-
ganizations of young women In
Detroit., is the B. Z. B. girls. Hav-
ing been in existence for over
two years under this name, they

NEWEST METHODS

SHELTON TULIP OIL
PERMANENTS

FACIAL TREATMEhrs

Margaret Greenough

BEAUTY SALON

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COUNCIL PARTIES FOR
RESALE SHOP'S FUNDS

The National Council of Jewish
Women is sponsoring a series of
bundle teas, luncheons and bridges
to collect merchandise for the Re-
Sale Shop, 89 Rowena St.
This project is receiving the
hearty support of the Council
members and their friends.
On Wednesday, Jan. 20, the
following were hostesses: Mrs.
Abe Schmeir, 17200 Fairfield
Ave., at • bundle tea: Mrs. George
Lever, 19670 Shrewsbury Dr.. at
—Phom by Cr.. studio
a bundle luncheon.
PAULINE FREEDMAN
On Wednesday, Jan, 27. Mrs.
have recently received their char- Ed Stein, 19625 Aston Road, will
ter making them • junior auxil- be hostess at bundle tea.
iaryof the Bnai Brith.
The installation is to be held
Tuesday ev en
i ng, J an. 26, at the dent. will be hostess at the affair.
Wilshire HoteL The public is Mrs. Ruth Metzger, of Bnai Brith
Flewevs for all erealkievni — in vited.
Ladies' Auxiliary. will be the in-
Dester-Joy Florist. Tyler 84622•
Miss Pauline Freedman, presi- stalling officer.