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PAGE EIGHT
Theater Night of
Y.P.S. on Feb. 14
at Shaarey Zedek
5.4
Dr. Mittleman Dies
Vice-President of Congregation
Baal Moshe Killed in Auto-
mobile Accident
Marshall Lodge
Junior Hadassah
Social on Feb. 13
Will Meet Sunday
NOVEL ENTERTAINMENT
AT Y. P. T. C. MEETING
ON SUNDAY AFTERNOON
'Sport and Radio Night" at Further Donor Dinner Plans to
According to Frank Winton,
Dexter Center on Feb. 16
Be Announced
chairman of the ways and means
Members of Congregation Bnal
committee
of the Young People's
The Louis Marshall Lodge of
Moshe were saddened by the sud- Bnal Brith will have its first lodge
As the meeting of the Detroit Club of Temple Beth El, the club
den death of Dr. A. N; Mittleman, social of the year on Saturday, Unit of Junior Hadassah, to be Is staging a novel program this
its vice-president, who was killed Feb. 13, at the Magnolia Riding held at the Steller Hotel at 2:30 Sunday, Feb. 7, at 3 p. m., at the
instantly when the car in which Club, 16250 W. Eight Mile Road. p.. m. on Sunday, Feb. 7. will be social hall of Temple Beth El.
he was returning Irons California This is a couple or stag affair with the last general meeting before There will be a variety of fea-
tures.
turned over.
food, dancing, games, cards, the donor dinner on Feb. 28 at the
The accident occurred in Texas. sleigh ride, etc. Reservations at Steller Hotel, it will be a meeting Musical attractions will include a
With Dr. Mittleman were his $1.50 per person are being taken of importance to all members who violin solo by Phil Brestoff, first
brother and brother-in-law, who by Sol Posifel„ Samuel Feuer, have already pledged and-to pros- violinist of. the Michigan Theater
Symphony Orchestra piano solos
were slightly injured.
Markus Simon, Walter Berlow, pective pledgees.
Dr. Mittleman was the physi- Sol Roseman and Dr. M. M. Silver-
Miss Sarah Bloomfield, general by Sophie Wilensky, Philip Stern
cian in charge of the case of man. Members and friends are chairman of the dinner, will be and William Auster.
Drama will include two short
George Mogill, son of Cantor and welcome.
prepared to make announcement of
one-act plays. These plays will be
Mrs. Samuel Mogill, and arranged
A "Sport and Radio Night" is the program to be presented a t very novel and a surprise to the
for 'medical treatment for him in
the
dinner,
which
she
promises
Philadelphia, where the bridge being planned for Tuesday, Feb. will be one of utmost entertain- audience. It is expected that they
will be very entertaining.
that had lodged in his throat was 16, to be held at the Dexter Cen- ment.
ter, Dexter and Lawrence. There
There will also be ping pong,
removed.
Ethel Rom, chairman of the
Funeral services were conducted will be varied attractions which ways and means committee, will bridge and dancing.
may
include
WJR's
Jimmie
Steven-
Members and non-members are
by Rabbi Moses Fischer in the
be present at the meeting to offer
Bnai Moshe auditoriun• on Mon- son, WJBK's Al Naigler, Harvey any suggestions and assistance for invited to this get-together.
day evening, with Cantor A. A. Barcua of the Detroit News, Sam earning the $10 admission fee to
Rosenfeld chanting the El Mole Stoller of Michigan's track team, the dinner. She may be reached Hebrew Schools Get 8300
Rachamim. Members of the Day- and a host of others. Admission is for information at Townsend
Bequest from Estate of
light Lodge of Masons and the In- free and anyone interested In Bnal 6-0390. Thelma Meyers is in charge
Hyman L Goldman
dependent Protective Association, Brith, good fellowship, or the pro- of the invitations to be issued to
gram
should
attend.
The
commit-
of which Dr. Mittleman was presi-
male friends of members attend-
The United Hebrew Schools ac-
dent, served as pallbearers. In- tee in charge of this open meeting ing the dinner, for the dance which
terment was held Tuesday, in consist of Jess Feiler, Samuel will follow the dinner, and Will be knowledge with thanks, the re-
Purim Dance at Shaarey Ze- Wilkes Barre, Pa.
Charfoos, Erwin Bunin, Julius
present at the meeting to receive ceipt of $300 from the estate of
dek on Feb. 20
Dr. Mittleman is survived by his Rothenberg, Nathan Rubin, Dr. any names of friends which may Hyman L. Goldman. This sum
Walter Glazer and Alvin B, Levin. be submitted.
represents a partial payment of
wife, Yetta, and two sons.
The Mittleman Memorial Chapel
In addition to the reports of the Mr. Goldman 's bequest to the
Final preparations for the an-
schools.
' '
donor dinner committee and the
nual Purim dance have been com- of Congregation Bnai Moshe was
various chairmen, the program
pleted. Dancing will be to the furnished by the late Dr. Mittle-
will include a "Vanity Revue,"
music of Dave Diamond and his man in memory of his parents.
Dr. Mittleman was active in
planned and presented by Miss
Royal Jewels. Guest artists will
Sadie Shur, program chairman.
be included on this program and many organizations and was a
Club New Yorkers announce its Miss Shur explains that this revue
refreshments will be served. All delegate from Bnal Moshe to the
No German Goods Sold
arrangements for this occasion American Jewish Congress. Ile Valentine Eve dance to be held at will be in the form of a satirical
Rent a Book-3c • Day
have been made by the Student was one of the delegates to the the General Motors Ballroom on show in which the fashions of by-
anti Rooms to Rent
1936
Jewish
Congress
conference
Saturday
night,
Feb.
13.
The
af-
gone
days
will
be
modeled
by
mem-
Council and Junior Congregation
in Washington,
fair is Intended to bring together bers of the group.
Club Exchange 10220 Dexter
at Shaarey Zedek. . .
the youth from all nationalities
Tuesday, Feb. 9, is the date of
and from every section of the city, the unit's theater party to be given
in accord with the New York at the Beacon Theater, Tickets may
theory of "being cosmopolitan."
be turned in or secured from Ethel
MRS. ALICE P. FISHER
The membership of the club is Keywell at the Sunday meeting.
MI% Alice P. Fisher of Brook- composed
of young attorneys and As a commission is allowed every
lyn, N. Y., passed away Wednes- young business men Who origi-
.;,•••••
•
member selling tickets to this af-
day, Jan. 27 at her daughter's nally came from New York.
fair, it promises to offer a way by
A HAPPY YEAR
home, 960 W. 19th St., Brooklyn,
The
purpose
of
the
affair
is
to
which members may earn their
N. Y. She was born in Suwalki,
for year aged sad ladling P•mge
intrdouce to the youth of Detroit
nod freedom tram rare la yearn It
DETROIT'S PREMIER
Russia, in 1850 and came to this a regular weekly public dance to $10 for the donor dinner. For you
.rod them to Yowl Pleheee yet-
further details call bliss Keywell,
country in 1895. She is survived be held on Saturday evenings.
vote home for nerd and a••••wa-
University 1-1662.
INVESTMENT .. .
rent. Racallent cure and surge,
by five sons, Samuel, Philip, Jo-
The organization has gone to
attention provided. Strictly kosher.
seph, Abraham and Leon Fisher, every expense to assure all pa-
10% or more usitk ab-
lent W. Philadelphia. Trinity 2 - 01411.
one daughter, Mrs. Sarah Scheine- trons a very enjoyable evening.
solute safety. Most re-
man, all of Brooklyn, N. Y. She
markable
opportunity
Benny Kyte and his WXYZ radio
is also survived by five brothers, orchestra have been engaged with
of this generation. Sub-
Mose, Louis and Theodore Win-
RELIABLE HOUSE HELP. Laun-
stantial profits if you
the permission of the radio au-
kelman of Detroit, Sam Winkel. thorities.
dresses, women for house clean-
art.. Intlethions may
A
card
party
will
be
given
by
man
of
Wausau,
Wis.,
ing, house maids, women for
mean lifetime regrets.
and one
the Sisterhood of Bnai Moshe Sun-
brother in Suwalki, Russia; two
part time work. By hour, day
Consult us all facts
day,
Feb.
14,
at
8
p.
m.,
in
the
sisters. Mrs. D. Weisner of Detroit
or week. Schlesinger% Mull-
and figures for think-
assembly hall of the congrega.
and Mrs. Cheney Alexander of
ion 2526.
ing investors.
tion. Members are Invited to at-
New York.
tend and bring their friends. An QUILTS—Made or recovered from
enjoyable evening is assured, with
14 Apts.
your own feathers or wools. Pil-
EDWARD MATHIS
The Music Study Club of De- refreshments to follow the card
Sacrifice $25,000. For-
lows recovered—special, 61.25.
of 646 Ilendrie St., 82 years old, troit will hold its annual soiree game. Arrangements for the af-
tner $75,000. Well built,
Full line of curtains, baby,
died on Jan. 30, Funeral services on Tuesday evening, Feb. 16, at fairs are in charge of Mrs. Ethel
face brick. 10 private
shower and wedding gifts. Dex-
were held on Feb. 2 With burial the Y. 'W. C. A.; Witherell and Goodman and Mrs. Adolph Naf-
porches. Real homes 4
ter Quilt & Gift Shop, 11649
in the Chesed Shel Ernes Ceme- Montcalm. On the program will be taly,
& 5 rooms, Elec. refrig.
Dexter Blvd., at Webb. Hogarth
tery. Rabbi Harold N. Rosenthal the Music Study Club choral pre-
Mrs. Bessie Greenspan, chair-
5 bk, garages. Earns
9060.
officiating, Ile is survived by his senting the Tschaikowsky Nut man of the donor dinner to be
$3,400 clear above tax-
wife, Rose, three sons, Maxfield, Crackers' suite. The drama group given by the Sisterhood on Sun-
es and expense. Only
Robert and Reuben and three will present a domestic comedy, day, March 7, announces the fol- ARE YOU desirous of making
$5,000 down.
acquaintance of business or pro-
daughters, Matilda, Idabelle and "One of Those Days," by Mar- lowing subscriptions received to
fessional ladies or gentlemen for
Erances.
garet Cameron. Dancing and re- date:
38 Units
the
purpose of matrimony?
Mr. and Mrs. John Adler. Mr. and
freshments will complete the eve- Mr..
Sacrifice $55,000 Tie
Sam Adler, Mr. and Mrs. Adolph
Strictly confidential. Write Box
COLDIE ZIFF
ning.
Heck. Mr. and Mrs. Sigmund Berg,
bk, stone trim tile and
300,
Detroit Jewish Chronicle.
Mr.and Mrs. Charles Berger, Mr. rd
of 1976 . Atkinson Ave., 62 years
marble entrance and
Joaeph Brow.. Mr, and Mrs. Eu•
old, died on Jan. 29. Funeral serv- Gifts to Memorial Fund of Mee.
Maim Excellent cond.
gene Brume, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony WANTED—Couple or woman in
Deuteh, Mr. and Mr. Henry Deutsch,
ices were held on Jan. 31 with
Frigidaires. One of the
private home, Quiet surround-
and MM. Emery Eltronwald. Mr,
interment in Clover Hill Park Home for Aged Auxiliary Mr.
beat locations. Former
moJ Mr. Jacob Parka, Mr. and Mr. - Mg. No children. G. Luster, 2080
Cemetery, She is survived by her
Eugene Gellman, Mr. •nd Mr. Leo
price $136,000. Earns
Seward. Garfield 5744-M.
The recently established Memo- Oold, Mr. and Mrs. 11. Goldberger, Mr.
husband, Joseph, a son, Henry.
clear above
and Mrs. Ben F. Goldman. Mr. and
end three daughters, Edith, Ruth rial Fund of the Women's Auxil- Mrs. Nathan Goodman, Mr. and Wm. FOR RENT—Furnished room in
taxes and expense. tin:
iary of Jewish Home for the Aged Dave Greenbaum, Mr. and Mr. Harry
and Mrs. E. II, Stein.
ly 111.000. down,
nice home of two adults. Gar-
has already received many contri- lIrrenlmum, Mr. Mary Oreendeld, Mr.
. . .
Mrs. Dying Greenspan, Mr. and
age. Telephone. Good trans-
butions, some of the recent ones and
42 Apts.
Mrs. J. Oreemitone, Mr. and Itra. Max
HERMAN LEVY
portation. 2441 Taylor near La-
being made by Mr. and Mrs. Harry Oross, Mr. and Mr.. Joseph °numbers.
Sacrifice $75,000. Beau-
Salle.
of 441 W. Hancock Ave., 76 years Wine in memory of Richard Fin- Mr. and Mr. I. Heiman, Mr. Cod Mrs.
ty, modern. Tiled 'en. -
Herskowitz, Mr. and Mr. Iambi
old, died on Jan, 31. Funeral ley and by Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Julius
lienkowIte, Mr. and Mr. Joseph Hersh.
trance and lobby.
services were held on Feb. 2 with Krandall in memory of Mrs. Mr. •nd Mrs. Nathan Ileroh, Mr. and WANTED—Counselors for an ex-
Painted walls. Elect.
Mrs. Louis Rah, Mr. and Mr.. [alder
clusive private camp. Only ex-
interment. in Woodmere Ceme- Hannah Frank.
Kate, Mr. end Mr. Ram Klein, Mr. and
refrig. Carpet halls. .
perienced mature men and wom-
tery. He is survived by a sister,
In thankfulness for the recov- Mr. Paul Kroh, Mr. and Mrs. M.
Segal bronze sat ety
en need apply. Write Box 30,
Mrs. Rosetta Marx, and a brother, ery from illness of Miriam Fried- Krause, Mr. and Mr.. Edmund Lobe,
loam. Kewanee steam -
and Mr. Ernest Leh, Mr. and
Detroit Jewish Chronicle.
Abram.
land, Mr. and Mrs. Herman August Mr.
Mrs. Harry Meer. lir. and Mrs. I. Op.
boiler with hot water
made a donation towards the syna- panhelm, Mr. and Mr. Adolph N•f•
Excelso. Outstanding
tole, Mr. and Mr. Jacob Nagler, Mr. WILL PARTIES who witnessed
gogue fund.
and Mre I. PalkowIts. Mr. and
location. Earns 612,000 •
auto accident on Jan. 11, at 7
Miss Rae Gottleib, on the occa
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Racy, Mr.
clear above taxes and
In loving memory of our dear sion of her marriage and in mem- Pollak,
p. m. on Linwood between Pasa-
• nd Meg Max Reimer. Mr. and Mr..
expense. Sold once for
son and brother, Hyman Sherman, ory of her beloved mother, made a Morris Rosenberg. Mr. and Mrs. earn
dena and Ford, where an old
Rosenberg, Mr. and fire, Harry Ito.
$165,000. Terms 540,-
who passed away six years ago, donation towards the furnishings man,
man was seriously injured, com-
Mr. and Mr. Philip Shapiro, Mr.
000 cash to new 5cl; •
Feb. 4, 1931.
municate with Box 500, Detroit
and Mrs. Irving elmw, Mr, and Mho
of the home.
James Sobel. Mr. and Mr.. Louis Tratt•
mtg. 9 years. Remem-
Jewish Chronicle.
In our hearts your memory linger.
Mrs. Rae Goldberg, chairman of nor, Sir. and Mrs. Morrie Welnateln,
ber rents are only 65% •
. Awes(, tender .our true
Mr. Ida Wel., Mr. and Mrs. Isldor
the
good
cheer
committee,
an-
There le not a day goes by
of normal.•
{Veto. Mr. and Mr. Joseph Welts. Mr. FOR RENT — Seven room fiat.
nounced that an event is being and
That we do, not think of you.
lira Enna..
•suss
Newly decorated. Adults only.
MR. BEDFORD
planned which will prove of in-
Reservations are taken by Mrs.
•" ;
2434 Calvert Ave., third house
Sadly missed by his parents, terest to the auxiliary members Greenspan,
Townsend 6-6771. and
Homer Warren & Co.
from corner LaSalle. Townsend
brothers and sisters.
and she invites this committee to her assistants, Mrs. Freda Wein-
IIIKALTORS
8-1442.
a luncheonette-bridge at her home, stein, Townsend 6-0694, and Mrs.
as Trani Deperodable Service
4053 Sturtevant, on Feb. 10 at 1 Ethel Sobel, Madison 7044.
FOR RENT—Furnished Room in
p. m. For further information,
private home. Gentleman or
contact Mrs. Goldberg at Hogarth
0864.
Contributions to the Jewish young couple. 3296 Tuxedo Ave.
• • At the last meeting of the De-
Children's Home
FOR RENT—Furnished room in
troit Graduate Group of Tau Epsi- Eva Prenzlauer Maternity
attractive, modern, and private
Caster
lon Rho Law Fraternity, held at
The Jewish Children's Home of
home. Shower. Good transporta-
Aid
Dessert
Bridge
on
Jacob
the home of John Sklar, 2625 Cal-
Detroit wishes to acknowledge
tion. 2737 Glendale, Townsend
Silverman
March 17
vert Ave., it was announced that
with thanks the following dona-
6-6812.
SCROICAL
the
supreme
council
of
the
fra-
tions:
111101111L
A board meeting of the Prenz-
ternity has definitely selected De-
Of !NW
Mrs. Harry Sreve, 10240 La- FOR RENT — Beautiful, large
troit as the site for the next an- lauer Maternity Aid was held Salle Blvd.
room, private lavatory. Oil heat.
Tuesday
afternoon at the home of
imal convention, to be held the
Ruby Shoe Store, 1526 Washing-
Small family. Gentleman pre-
latter part of the year. Bemis'- Mrs. Sarah Goldberg, 212 Mt. ton Blvd.
ferred. R. Sklar, 2751 Webb.
Vernon
Ave.
min Marcus is in charge of ar-
Women's Auxiliary, Bold Brith,
Mrs. Sarah Fixler, chairman of in honor of the birth of a son to FOR RENT—Furnished room in
rangements and will be assisted by
Elosheree
Benjamin J. Safir and Benjamin the dessert bridge to be given on Mrs. Harry Fine.
TO. 1441311
desirable neighborhood for young
March 17 at the Jewish Commu-
Jaffe.
Harry Hirschberg, Miami, Fla.,
woman. Convenient transporta-
Perfonnal
Benjamin Jaffe led a discussion nity Center, appointed committees in memory of Benjamin D. Marks.
tion. 13120 LaSalle Blvd., Apt.
of the Bankruptcy Act and prac- to make the affair ■ success, the
Temple Beth El Juniors.
206. Townsend 7-8225.
tices thereunder at the last meet, funds raised to go toward • room
Ann Weinbeck Club, in memory
ing. The program will be con- in the Old Folks' Home.
of Benjamin Cohen.
FOR RENT—Nice, clean room in
Donations to the Melville Klein
tinued at the next meeting to be
Mrs. Joseph Newman, 2944 Cle-
apartment of two adults for one
Meamaents of Character held
on Tuesday evening, Feb. 9, Memorial Fund were made by the ments.
or two gentlemen. Continuous
'
7*
at the home of James Cohen, following:
Mr. and Mrs. I. Karbal, 1533
hot water. 2088 Blaine, Apt. 102.
Mrs.
L.
Goldsmith,
In
appreci-
2220 Oakman Blvd.
Collingwood, in memory of Ben-
ation of flowers sent to her during jamin Marks.
WANTED—A boarding home for
Bicur Cholem Bazaar Is on her recent illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Karbal,
employed mother and 5-year old
Mrs. Sarah Goldberg, for birth- 2463 Blaine Ave.
Feb. 6 and 7
daughter. Please address Box
day card sent to her. •
Joseph Love Club.
20, Detroit Jewish Chronicle.
Mrs. Esther Koffman, in mem-
Jack Rosenberg, 14400 Wyom-
Senior Bicur Cholem will hold ory, of her sister, Rosamond Gold-
Ave.
ing
FOR
RENT — Comfortable room
a bazaar at Congregation Eman- smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Meyer M. Lands-
by small refined, adult family
uel, Taylor and Woodrow Wilson,
The next meeting will take place berg, 18604 Parkside, In memory
for
lady or gentleman. Desirable
on Saturday night, Feb. 6, and all luesday, Feb. 9, at the Statler
of Louis Landsberg.
neighborhood. Good transporta-
day Sunday, Feb. 7. Everybody is Hotel.
Mrs,
Fanny
Rodin,
2370
Sturte-
tion. Garage. 2877 Elmhurst
lbsalle and Molds 111....eole
invited. Admission td free. Besides
vant.
Townsend 6-8826.
the bargains offered, dinners and
7729 TWELFTH ST.
The following donations to the
1100t.I.D YIN
suppers will be served at 35 cents. Exhibition at McCreery's,
Jewish Children's Home of De- FOR RENT — Large, attractive,
Windsor Jewelers
troit, were obtained through Mrs.
warm room for • gentleman in
AMHARA CLUB
home of refined, young couple.
The Amhara Club met at the
Recognized as one of the fore- Charles A. Smith, chairman of the
Good bus and car transporta-
Jewish Center, Jan. 28, Plans most jewelry institutions in Can- contributions committee of the
Rev. Cantor were completed for the club's first ada. McCreery's of Windsor. are Ladies' Auxiliary of the Jewish tion. Real home for right pro,.
2250 Clairmount. Call Garfield
anniversary,
DAVID
6. It was de- extending their services with the Children's Home. Mrs. Smith can
■ 1935 Glynn Court,
15544.
of a second unit. This be reached at
GOLDEN cided that in honor of the club's opening
Longfellow 2589.
will
be
the
birthday,
all
members
attend
•
china
and
gift
shop,
Detroit'. Favorite
Mr. and Mrs. Moe Leiter, 19016 WANTED—Nice room in strictly
theater party, and proceed from on the around floor of the Prince
MOREL
in memory of Richard
orthodox home by a gentleman.
there to the club for supper and Edward Hotel where McCreery's Parkside,
TTLIIII 5404
Finley
and Meyer B. Cohen.
Also meals. Northwest section.
will specialize In Fine English
Wanda.' famoram- dancing.
Mrs.
RI
Levine,
512
Westminis-
Write Box 75, Detroit Jewish
Plans for stunt night to be held China, English silver and mag-
leo Perron...I al
Chronicle.
Hama sad by ay- early in March were also dis- nificent diamond creations. In- ter.
polatseat.
Mr. and Mrs. Morry Fenton,
cussed, and the club decided to augurating the opening of the
WANTED—Sales Girl. Must be
complete with other Center clubs. new store a special Exhibition and 0838 LaSalle Blvd., in memory of
Richard
Finley.
experienced in selling ladies
Import Sale of world renowned
quality apparel. Chic Dress
"Aynaley" English Bone China
Shop, 9035 Twelfth St.
and English Silver will be held, Purim Dance of Young Is-
beginning Feb. I1, and continu-
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
rael
of
Beth
Abraham
DRIVING
to Los Angeles, Calif.
ing for that entire week. The ex•
within a week. Can accommo-
on Feb. 27
hibition will be conducted daily
tat,
one
or
two passengers. Ref-
from 9 a. m. to 9 p. rn. for in-
erence ezchanged. 2677 Tuxedo.
flection only. It is felt Detroit-
Young Israel of Beth Abraham
Townsend 6-8953. Albert Her-
en will be particularly interested will hold • Purim dance, Saturday
man.
in this exhibition in as much as night, Feb. 27, at the Beth Abra-
this is the first time such a large ham Congregation, 12517 Linwood, WANTED — Middle-aged
woman
"show" of this nature has ever near Sturtevant. Dancing from 9
as housekeeper for father and
been held in this section of the to 1. Music by Al Noggin and his
daughter. Small apartment Call
continent.
orchestra. Pnce 35 cents.
Townsend 6-8562.
On Sunday evening, Feb. 14, the
Young People's Society of Congre-
gation Shaarey Zedek will present
the Y. P. S. Players in its first
dramatic program of the 1936-37
season. The program, known as
"A Night at the Theater," will
take place in the social hall of the
synagogue‘and feature' 'two'
one-act comedies followed by danc-
ing, The plays are being staged
and directed by bliss Sara Stein,
formerly of the Artesian Guild
Players, and by Ralph Bernstein,
long associated with. radio and
Little Theater Work in Detroit.
The casts consist of: Sylvia
Shatzen, Charlotte Finkel, Irene
Pollak, Evelyn Robins, David Fin-
kel, Dorothy Heideman, Sophie
Stulberg and Ralph Bernstein.
Tickets may be procured from
any member of the committee or
at the door.
Club New Yorkers
Dance on Feb. 13
REAL ESTATE
BARGAINS
Gifts -:- Toys
OBITUARY
CLASSIFIED
Bnai Moshe Ladies'
Donor Event Feb. 14
Music Study Club
Soiree on Feb. 16
February 5, 1937
THE LEGAL CHRONICLE
Bnai Moshe Father,
Son Dinner Feb. 17
The Father and Son dinner un-
der the auspices of the Men's Club
of Bnal Moshe will be held Wednes-
day, Feb. 17, at 6:30 p. m., in the
banquet hall of the congregation,
Lawrence and Dexter.
Emanuel Wolf and David Berger
are in charge of arrangements and
are working out a program that
will satisfy the youngsters and
their fathers. A magician and a
movie are on the schedule as well
as community singing under. the
direction of Cantor A. A. Rosen
feld, Emanuel Wolf will deliver
the speech for the fathers while
Stanford Wolf will express the
sentiments of the sons.
Admission, including dinner, is
75 cents for adults and 50 cents
for juniors. Members of Bnai
Moshe and their friends who de-
sire to attend are urged to make
reservations early by telephoning
the office, Hogarth 0862.
Zedakah Juniors'
Frolic March 30
The annual March charity fro-
lic of Zedakah Juniors will be
held on Sunday, March 30.
At the last meeting on Jan.
91, held at the home of • bliss
Tilly. Munch, the following com-
mittees were appointed by bliss
Charlotte Finkel, general chair-
man of the dance: Tickets chair-
man, Faye Block; Julia Berkan,
Isabelle Lansky, Ethel Silberman,
Dorothy Rosens, Tillye Munch,
Ruth Kramer; souvenir book,
chairman, Esther Kramer; Violet
Boren, Thelma Tugman, Ruth
Targum, Shirley Cohen, Ethel
Silberman; contacts, chairman,
Dorothy Rosens; Esther Schreb-
nick, Annabelle Germansky, Yetta
Menenberg, Julia Berkon.
Further plans will be discussed
at the next meeting on Feb. 14, at
the home of Miss Esther Kramer.
MAIN ENTRANCE
Grand Central Market
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of the Michigan Liquor Control Commission
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MOTHERS' CLUBS
A Lincoln's birthday celebration
will be held at a meeting of the
Oakland Mother's Club of the Jew-
ish Community Center, on Mon-
day, Feb. 8, at 8 p. m., in the Jew-
ish Community Center.
Members of the Young Mothers'
Study Club will discuss and re-
view "An American Doctor's
Odyssey" at their meeting on
Tuesday, Feb. 9, at 1:15 p. m., at
the Dexter branch.
The Prevention of Crime", Il-
lustrated with movies, will be the
feature of the Linwood-Dexter
meeting on Tuesday, Feb. 9, at 2
p. m., at the Dexter branch.
Members of the Fenkell Mothers'
Club will participate in a symposi-
um on Washington, Lincoln and
Roosevelt. Their common ideals
and the parts they have played in
making the United States a true
democracy will be discussed,
"Aspects of Oscar Wilde" will
be reviewed at a meeting of the
Woodward Club on Thursday, Feb.
11, at 2 p. m„ at the Jewish Corn-
munity Center.
Judging Our Judges
Many people, even Judge Ned
H. Smith 'a closest friends, marvel
at the abilities of this man who
has overcome nature's greatest
handicap.
Born with very weak eyesight,
Judge Smith spent his early
schooling in the sight-saving clas-
ses of the Public Schools. He be-
came totally blind in the winter
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JUDGE NED H. SMITH
of 1918-19 at which time he froze
his eye-balls. Many trying months
were spent in the hospital at Ann
Arbor. Judge Smith's greatest
consolation during his period as a
patient was his nurse. Her sym-
pathetic understanding and un-
usual care, brought a light into
this otherwise dark life—a light
that continues to shine brightest
of all lights for this unusual young
man. Judge Smith married his
nurse, thus giving him a cause to
be almost thankful for his loss of
sight. Incidentally, Judge Smith
will celebrate his 10th wedding an-
niversary this year.
Another very human bit of joy
in the life of our friend Ned is
his charming little daughter, Bar-
bara Ann. She is seven years old
and in many instances, acts as
eyes to her talented dad.
Judge Smith gets a great deal
out of life. He reads Braile, uses
a typewriter, plays an unusually
good game of bridge, dances,
swims, skates and, believe it or
not, bowls.
Purim Dance of Jr. Group
of Old Folks Home
on Feb. 27
Marion Levitan, chairman of the
committee of the Junior Group of
the Jewish Old Folks' Home, in
charge of the Purim dance to be
held Saturday evening, Feb. 27, at
Mackenzie Union, Second, south of
Warren, announces her committee.
It includes: David Cohen, Gertrude
Feigenson, Charlotte Greenberg
and Howard Robinson. There will
be entertainment and surprises for
all who attend, and refreshments
will be served. Tickets may be se-
cured from any member of the
Junior group, or by ral•ing the
chairman at Trinity 2.7:12.
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African Monkeys
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