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WEEKLY BINGO PARTY
35 Games for one admission price of 40c
Next Wednesday, April 28 at 8:15 p. tn.
THE 10TH OF A SERIES OF 12
Will take place at the Lodge Hall at
Erskine and John R St.
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Martiagts
May 9—Miss Phyllis Richter, (laughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cherie
V. Richter, to Roy M. Weber, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sol Weber.
May 31—Miss Frances Fineberg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Abraham Fineberg of Boston Blvd., to Saul Robins, son of Mr. and
Mr.. Joseph Robins of Calvert Ave., at the Wilshire Hotel.
June 20—Miss Ruth R. Parker, daughter of Mrs. N. Katzman
of Sturtevant Ave., to Dr. M. B. liofen, soh of Mr. and Mrs. B.
Sofen of Missouri Ave.
Births
Union. Rabbi Friedland, who is an
instructor at Temple Beth El Col-
lege as well as rabbi of the Pontiac
congregation, will speak on "The
Significance of the Occupational
Distribution of Jews in the United
States."
At its last regular meeting,
Avukah heard Herman Jacobs,
executive director of the Jewish
Community Center, on the subject
"Zionism and American Youth."
The study groups which feature
the re-organization of Avukah are
coming up to all expectations, ac-
cording to Akivah Drasnin, vice-
president of Avukah and director
of the study groups. The advanced
Hebrew study group under the
leadership of Lottie Wainger and
Akivah Drasnin has begun its
regularly scheduled meetings, the
first of which was held on Thurs-
day, April 22, at the home of
Sophie Nisenbaum. The other
groups for the study of current
events, Jewish history, and a group
that is beginning.the study of He-
brew. Other groups which will be
organized in the near future are
groups for the study of Hebrew
music and literature.
On Saturday evening, April 17,
under the leadership of Sarah
Slutzky and Ethel Shur, Avukah
held a wienie roast.
The coming meeting will be open
to all college students and their
friends.
Sisterhood's Annual Mother
and Daughter Luncheon
on May 9'
The annual Mothers and Daugh-
ters luncheon sponsored by the
Sisterhood of Congregation Shea-
rey Zedek will be held on Sunday,
Maly 9, in the social hall of the
synagogue, at 12:30 p. m.
Mrs. Max Keidan has arranged
a fine program, details of which
will be announced next week.
Mrs. Herman Wetsman, luncheon
chairman, assures a fine catered
luncheon. Reservations may be
made at $1.10 per place, by calling
Mrs. Charles Rubiner, Townsend
8-7089.
The hospitality committee asks
members to report the illness of
ny member, by calling Mrs.
Charles Robinson, To. 8-3479.
April 14—To Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin J. Solomon of Hammond
Ind., formerly of Detroit, a daughter.
WOMEN'S AUXILIARY OF HOME FOR AGED
ELECTS MRS. FERAR FOR FIFTH TERM
With overwhelming enthusiasm
demonstrated by applause from
the 400 members of the Women's
Auxiliary of the Jewish Home for
Aged, who filled the large banquet
hall of Steller Hotel last Monday
afternoon for the annual election
of officers, Mrs. Abraham M.
Ferar, who has steered this or-
ganization through three fruitful
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SHOE SALE
MRS. EDWARD A. BERNIE
Dance of Junior Group of
Jewish Old Folks Home
on May 9
Were to $13.75
Jr. Congregation
of Shaarey Zedek
At the services of the Junior
Congregation of Shaarey Zedek on
Saturday, April 24, Samuel Krohn
will act as cantor and Rosalind
Arta will give the resume of the
week's portion. Ilene Schiller will
give, the talk on the prophets,
Shaarey Zedek Y. P. S. to
Sponsor Scavenger Hunt
and Steak Roast
Atthe close of the meeting,
Miss Esther Etkin spoke in the
interest of the Allied Jewish Cam-
paign. This was followed by the
showing of the film "Twenty-three
Years of Human Salvage."
The following have recently of-
fered contributions to the syna-
gogue fund of the auxiliary: Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Bei of New York
City (relatives of Mr. and Mre.
Harry Wine); Mrs. Morris Pollack
of Virginia Park contributed in
honor of the engagement of her
daughter, Irene; Mrs. H. Seidman
contributed in thankfulness for
her recovery from illness. Con-
tributions were also received from
Mrs. Getter of 2075 W. Philadel-
phia, and from Mrs. 0. Gelfund
of 2025 W. Euclid. The Wednes-
day Night Bridge Club to which
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Weinstein
and Mr. and Mrs. Julius C. Plis-
kow belong offered a donation in
honor of the birth of Faye Har-
riet Weinstein and in honor of
the birthday of Daniel Jerome
Pliskow.
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Mrs. Bernie was recently elected
vice-president of the newly-organ-
ized Knollwood Women's Associa-
Hon, Mrs. James I. Ellmann is
president of this association.
ecutive board, also gave her an-
nual report.
The Young People's Society of
Shaarey Zedek will give a scaven-
ger hunt and steak roast on Sun-
day, May 2. The group will meet
at the synagogue at 4:30 p. m. and
will go to the Magnolia Riding
Club. Full directions will be given
at the beginning of the hunt. The
charge will be 65 cents per per-
son. Everyone is Invited to attend.
Miss Ethel Dante and Jerome
Silberblatt are co-chairmen of the
affair. Reservations by full parti-
culars may be had by calling either
Miss Dante at Tyler 7-6652, or
Mr. Silberblatt at Euclid 4238. The
committee Includes Amy Cohen,
Libby and Shirley Small, Evelyn
Aleinik, Bernard Fineman, Han-
nah Trute, Ruth Targum, Jack
Lindenbaum, Walter Muller and
Albert Rotberg.
The next regular study group
meeting will be held April 29 at
the home of Dorothy Heideman,
2305 Highland Ave. Full details
will be announced later.
Contributions to Funds of
Detroit Section of National
Council of Jewish Women
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FOR CHILDREN FROM 2% TO 6
DIRECTOR
The Detroit section of the Na-
Saturday evening the members tional Council of Jewish Women
received the following contribu-
of the Junior Group of the Jewish tions.
Old Folks' Home and their friends
For the Council Camp Vacation
Simpson College Graduate,
will frolic at a wienie and steak
Fund, in memory of Lena Brock
roast in celebration of the com-
Merrill Palmer Nursery Teaching School
Hecht,
from
Mrs.
Flora
Goodman
ing affair, the third annual dance and Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Wine-
ASSISTANT DIRECTOR
to be held on May 9. Selma, and
MRS. A. M. FERAR
man; in memory of Maurice J.
Basil Blatnikoff are co-chairmen
Caplan from Miss Sarah Selmin-
years, was again re-elected to of this week-end's event.
ski.
serve as president for a fourth
Russ Armstrong and his Colom-
For the Elsa F. Welling Scholar-
term.
Utah SW. College graduate,
bians will provide the music for ship Fund, in memory of
Elea F.
Merrill Palmer Nursery Teaching School
Mrs. Ferar. under whose regime the dance at the Aztec Towers in Welling, from Sirs. Edgar Hen-
the membership role has been the Union Guardian Bldg.
derson.
raised from less than 100 con-
The Deutsch-Ziff class of 130
For the Ida E. Ginsburg Scholar.
The chairman of the patron
new memberl of the Women's Trees Planted Through Ha stituents to the present total of committe for the dance will have ship Fund, in memory of Maurice
Cornell University graduate,
1550 members in good standing, the list of patrons and patrones- J. Caplan, from Mr. and Mrs. Leo
Auxiliary of the Bnai Brith will be
Merrill Palmer Nursery Teaching School
dassah to Honor Mothers
has earned the esteem of not only ses ready for publication next Si. Butzel and Sir. and Mrs. Her-
the first initiation to be held by
hose people belonging to this or- week.
bert D. Robinson.
this organization. THe !principal
Mrs. S. L. Kavanau, chairman o ganization, but also countless
For Information Call GA. 1299—LO. 5960
For the Miriam D. Goldman
speaker of the evening will be
The committees for the affair
Rabbi Harry Z. Gordon. This event the Jewish National Fund corn community leaders.
include: Orchestra, Dorothy Fund, in memory of Mr. and Mrs.
will be held at the Detroiter Hotel mittee of Hadassah, announces the t
In her annual report, Mr s. Berke, chairman, assisted by Sel- Henry L. Newman, from Mr. and
DIETARY LAWS STRICTLY OBSERVED
at 8:30 p. m. Monday, April 26. subscriptions for Mother'• Da Y Ferar thanked all the officer s, ma Blatnikoff, Gertrude Feigen- Mrs. Albert Green.
The ritual will be read by the certificates have already started to committee heads and the membe r- son and Charlotte Greenberg;
come
in,
and
in
order
to
incur
officers. A pleasant evening of en-
e ship at large for the splendid c 0- tickets, Estelle Amernick and Bnai Moshe Y. P. S. to Give
tertainment will follow, after which ample time for mailing, all thou• operation they have given her in Anne Fisher, co-chairmen, assisted
Dance May 23
refreshments will be served. Mem- who wish to honor their dear one 1 the past. Special mention w as by Bertha Weisbrot, Dora Gar-
bers and their friends may attend. on Mother's Day, May 9, are urged made of the excellent work ac- finkel and David Cohen; program,
The
Young
People's Society of
On May 11, all members will to call Mrs. Kavanau as soon a s complished by Mrs. Samuel Ka n- Rose Shapiro, Marion Levenson Congregation Bnai Moshe will pre-
participate in Bnai Brith day. For possible.
ners, who was first vice-president and Marion Levitan; publicity, sent a "Maytime Dance" Sunday,
An attractive certificate, suit- of the auxiliary and chairman o Morris Moss, chairman, assisted
further details call Mrs. Charles
FOR CHILDREN FROM 6 TO 12
May 23, in the main ballroom of
Salovich, chairman of this func- able for framing, is sent to the he board of directors during th is by Henry Auslander, Howard the congregation. The dance corn-
person honored or in case of be- past term.
tion.
Robinson and Marion Levitan; mittee, under the co-chairmanship
Is Open for Enrollment NOW
reavement, to the members of his
ballroom, Arthur Ross and Ida of Edith Fischer and Abe Rosen-
The slate, which was prerente
family, and one acknowledgement
t hal, is working on extensive plans
by Mrs. Nate Blatnikoff in th e Z eff; patrons, Ruth Broder.
is
received
by
the
donor.
Eva Prenzlauer Maternity
Mrs. David Kliger is the ad- to make this one of the outstanding
absence of Mrs. Charles Cornet
Trees for Mother's Day have
visor of the Junior Group.
Aid to Hold Election
dances of the season. Music will
been planted by Mrs. Joseph N. chairman of the nominating coin
mittee, resulted in the unanimou
be provided by Jack Rosevear and
Frank in memory of her parents,
of Officers
his orchestra.
election
of
the
remaining
follow
Charles and Pauline Rossuck, and
Bnai David Men's Club to
ing officers:
On Tuesday, May 4, the mem- in honor of her mother, Sara Sei-
Give Midnight Thee-
Mrs. I. E. Goodman, who durin
bers of the Eva Prenzlauer Mater- tovitz, by Mrs. David Kaltman.
ater Party
Additional trees were planted as past terms served the auxiliary a
nity Aid, will meet at the Stetter
recording
secretary,
treasurer
an
Hotel. Mrs. Eva Ellenstein, presi- follows: In honor of the first birth- special correspondent, was elect•(
I
The
Men's
Club of Congregation
day
of
Lawrence
Jay
Seidman,
son
dent, invites all members to be
first vice-president.
Bnai David will hold a card and
present. Nomination and election of Dr. and Mrs.Max Seidman,
Mrs. Harry Wine. chairman o f midnight theater party, Saturday,
3245
Chicago
Blvd.,
by
Mrs.
Al-
of officers will take place.
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the membership committee, we s May 1, at the Beacon Theater,
May 12 is the date set for a bert Harwith; in honor of the 85th
re-elected second vice-president . Grand River and Grand Blvd. The
shower to be given jointly by the birthday of Mrs. Bernard Meis-
Mrs. Anthony Deutsch was re . theater's recreation room will be
Prenzlauer Maternity Aid and the ner by Mrs. I. Buchhalter; in
elected third vice-president, and open for cards and dancing at 10
Infants Service Group, at the Bnai honor of the 17th birthday of Ber- Mrs. Simon Shetzer
was re - elect•d P. m., for those wishing to attend
nard
A.
Gourwitz,
by
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Moshe Synagogue, Lawrence and
early. At 12 p. m. the theater pro-
Philip Lipson; in honor of the en- fourth vice-president.
Dexter.
Mrs. Joseph' Berghoff, past gram will begin, a preview pic-
gagement
of
their
daughter,
Irene,
Gifts to the Malvin* Klein Me-
chairman of the printing commit- ture being shown, together with
morial Fund were received from by Mr. and Mrs. Morris Pollock;
tee who, with the co-operation of other interesting special features.
Mrs. Carl Segall, Mrs. A. Talberg, in memory of their father, Solomon
her husband, Joseph Berghoff, has Friends and the general public
Mrs. N. Drabkin, in memory of Oestreicher, by Mrs. Louis Sobel
supplied the organization with
and
Mrs.
II.
Klein;
in
memory
of
her husband, A. L. Drabkin: Mrs.
printed matter gratis for the pa=t
her
parents,
Louis
and
Sarah
Mi-
M. Baker in appreciation of flow-
chelson, by Mrs. Isadore Peritz; few years, was elected treasurer.
ers sent to her.
rm. David Kliger, acting re- J. C. R. S. Auxiliary Com-
in memory of Mrs. Helena Schem-
pletes Plans for Donor
beck, mother of Dr. I. S. Schem- cording secretary for the past
beck, by Dr. and Mrs. Harry E. five months, who has been chair-
Kosher Catering for All
Luncheon on May 5
man of publicity for the past few
Functions at the Wilshire August; in memory of her mother, years and is sponsor of the Junior
by Mrs. Abe Nusholtz; in memory
The Molly Segal Auxiliary of
of Mrs. Rebecca Kaplan, mother Group, was elected recording sec- the Jewish Consumptive Relief So-
The Wilshire Hotel has been the
of Nathan M. Kaplan, by Mr. and retary. Mrs. Ben Wateristone was ciety will hold its annual 95 donor
scene of many successful parties
Mrs. Seymour Frank, and by Dr. re-elected corresponding secretary
during the past few months, and and Mrs. Harry E. August; in and Mrs. Robert Rosen was re- luncheon on Tuesday, May 4, at
Congregation Shaarey Zedek. The
as a result is in great demand for memory of their parents by Mr. elected financial secretary.
co-chairmen of the affair are Mrs.
all kinds of social functions.
Mrs. Julius Wartell, one of the
and Mrs. Morris Pollock; in mem-
Not only are their facilities un- ory of Mrs. Hannah Cowan. moth- first members of the auxiliary, Schweitzer and Mrs. Zeidman. Mrs.
excelled but the expert knowledge er of Dr. Martin Cowan, of Bur- who has served the organization Zarankin, chairman of rummage
sales, can be reached at 14891
of J. Springel, the catering man- lingame Ave., by Dr. and Mrs. in many capacities and
who has
ager, is a decided advantage to Perry Burnstine; in memory of been treasurer of the Building Quincy or by calling University
2-7445.
those planning entertainments such
Jack Landau, to commemorate Fund for the past two years. was
Mrs. Waterstein is chairman of
MI weddings, Bar Mitvahs, ban- what would have been his 26th re-elected to fill this post again.
advertising.
quets, bridges, etc.
birthday, by his mother, Mrs. Mat-
Mrs. Nate Kaletsky, program
Mrs. Gold, president of the or-
Catering is strictly kosher un- tie Landau.
chairman during the past term, ganization, urges all Jewish women
der the watchful supervision of the
A contribution to purchase land was elected auditor.
to help make this affair a success.
well-known Mrs. T. P. Glassman, was received from Mrs. Harry
A great collection of all-wool suits in the season's smart
Annual reports at this meeting
who is in charge of the kosher Grossman of the Alden Park were given by part officers. Chair-
check, plaid and stripe patterns—regular and "Easy-
kitchen. Mrs. Glassman has spe- Manor.
men of various committees who
Back" models. We believe that Brentwood suits offer a
cialized in kosher catering for the
Mrs. Kavanau will be pleased to reported were: Mrs. Albert Homo-
maximum value In fabrics, tailoring and styling
last 10 years and for the past few give further information to any- noff, who reported on the memo-
this
attractive price—$24.50.
years operated her own kosher ca- one who desires to plant trees. Her rial and synagogue fund; Mrs. Al
tering establishment on 12th St. address is 1999 Calvert, Townsend Goldberg, good cheer committee;
Collingwood at Third
SECOND FLOOR—WOOOWARD
The public is urged to consider 8-3834.
Mrs. Joseph Rose, sunshine com-
the Wilshire for their next party;
STRICTLY KOSHER
mittee; Mrs. Hyman Altman, ra-
spacious
are
private dining rooms
CATERING
Donation for Furnishings of dio committee; Mrs. Nettie Ben-
and beautiful, the cuisine is excel-
jamin, courtesy committee; Mrs.
Home for the Aged
unexcelled facilities for
lent and the service is faultless.
David Werbe, art committee; Mrs.
Rates and further information can
A. B. Streeter, revision committee;
Basceou, Weddings, Dinners,
A donation for furnishings for Mrs. A. Zan!, medicine commit-
be had by calling Mr. Springel at
Rat Mitzvah., Showers, ate.
the Jewish Home for the Aged tee; Mrs. Samuel Schwartz, nor-
Longfellow 2680.
• Prim.
asIdeet to 31 ilialoe Tea
was received by the Women's chiming committee; Mrs. Philip
Call LONGFELLOW 2640
— all occasiens — Auxiliary of the Home from Mu. Smith, motor corps, chairman. Mrs.
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COHEN—KOPPELL
Mr. and George Koppell of
Chicago, announce the marriage of
their daughter, Lois, to Julian L.
Cohen, eon of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Cohen of Detroit.
MISS HELEN PORTER, A. B.
MISS HELEN WESTFALL, B. S.
Bnai Brith Ladies
Initiation Monday a
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That's the cry you hear from the winners of the
Engagements
KNOLLWOOD WOMEN'S
ASSOCIATION OFFICER
Rabbi Eric Friedland will be the
guest speaker at the next meeting
of the Wayne University chapter
Mr. and Mrs. S. Levitan of 2004 Virginia Park announce the
of Avukah on Wednesday evening, engagement of their daughter, Rose, to Max Milstein, son of Mr.
April 28, at 9 p. m., at Mackenzie and Mrs. II. Milstein of 15513 Wildemere Ave.
Mrs. Morris Schwartz of Chicago, Ill., announces the betrothal
of her daughter, Sylvia, to Edward Auslander, formerly of Detroit.
The wedding date has been set for June 3.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Frumin of Monterey Ave. announce
the engagement of their daughter, Lillian Doris, to Edward S. Taub,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Taub of Hendon, Eng., formerly of De-
troit. The wedding will take place in July.
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