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sad THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

AN OPPORTUNITY

Installation of
Women's Auxiliary
of Home for Aged

•
Members of the board of direc-
tors of the Women's Auxiliary of
the Jewish Home for Aged, who
will serve as hostesses at the
forthcoming installation tea, met
in the new hbme last Wednesday
to discuss plans for this meeting.
Mrs. Nate Kaletsky, program
chairman, is arranging the enter-
tainment for the installation tea,
which will take place in the audi-
torium of the new Jewish Home
for Aged on Petoskey, near Bur-
lingame, on Wednesday, June 2,
at 2 p. m. This event will be in
the form of an open meeting and
members may invite as many
friends as they wish.
Refreshments will be served
and visitors will have an oppor-
tunity to see the building before
the residents are established there.
Mrs. A. M. Ferar will be in-
stalled as president for the fourth
consecutive term. Vice-presidents
to be installed are Mrs. I. E.
Goodman, Mrs. Harry Wine, Mrs.
Anthony Deutsch and Mrs. Simon
Shetzer. Mrs. David Kliger will
be installed as recording secre-
tory; Mrs. Joseph Berghoff,
treasurer; Mrs. Julius Wartell,
treasurer of the building fund,
and Mrs. Nate Kaletsky, auditor.

Philomathic Annual
Model Meeting Next
Tuesday at Temple

May 21, 1937

STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL
OF BNAI MOSHE GROUP
NEXT TUESDAY, MAY 25

Leading Artists
On Altman's Hour

For Sale--Apartments

GO INTO DEBT

Preparations are being made
A number of outstanding artists
The Philomathic Debating Club for the strawberry festival and will be featured on Altman's Jew-
will hold its 35th annual model card party arranged by the Sis- ish Radio Hour from 12 until 1:30
meeting debate on Tuesday, May terhood of Bnai Moshe, to be held p. tn. .this Sunday over Station
25, at 8:30 p. m., at Temple Beth Tuesday, May 25, at 8:30 p.
1VM BC.
0Anlwri,,,
ayanggto:adeb tu.si;nych'sis,
El.
in the banquet hall of the Con-
Featuring the program will be
The question for the debate is gregation, Lawrence and Dexter. a number of songs by the eminent
pay all cash for
"Resolved that the extension of
A large attendance is expected. composer, Solomon Golub. On this
one
consumer cooperatives would con- Mrs. Harry Meer, president of the
pzpe ry rty wiu l;lie b n y t he
program will also appear Miss
Re l ane
tribute to the public welfare." On Sisterhood, extends an invitation
Ruth C. Brotman, soprano; Nathan
the affirmative will be: Morris to non-members to attend and
Mirtenbaum, tenor; and Abraham
on terms. Rents Pay off
Green, Sol Schwartz and Richard urges all Bnai Moshe members to
Grushkoff, who will conduct the
the balance. Rely on us
Kramer. The negative will be up- brings friends.
WMBC prehestra in Jewish selec-
held by Phillip Nusholtz, Harry
for all facts and figu res ,
Mrs. Velma Naftaly heads the tions.
Beginning with the current is- Jacobs and Nathan Epstein. The
The speaker on this program
arrangements committee and is
sue, this column will be conducted
debate will be judged by the mem-
nun Guardian Building
by Maurice Safir. In contributing bers of the club. The Judge Harry assisted by Mrs. Freeda Weinstein, will be Richard W. Reading, city
Detroit
Detroit's Greatest Buy
Airs, John Adler, Mrs. E. Ehren- clerk. The news of the week
Items of interest to this column
J. Dingeman Silver Cup will be
Massive solid bk. stone
members are requested to send awarded to the winning team. scald, Mrs. Mary Greenfield and will be broadcast by Mandell Bern-
stein. •
Mrs. Weiss.
them to Mr. Safir, c/o The Detroit
and steel. Reconditon-
Judge John AL Skillman of the
Jewish Chronicle.
The mother-daughter dinner
Head 016m, Waterless, °alum
ing cost $13,000. New
Recorders Court, Norman Rom, at-
torney, and Conrad Freed, speech held under the joint auspices of Detroit League of National
stoves new Frigidaire,.
the
Sisterhood
and
Hebrew
Ladies
Amusing
scene
•
Last Sunday instructor at Central High School,
We Offer A t ire ell. Inducements for Broker:Ins.
Tenants responsible
Home for Jewish Chil-
the fairways were spotted with will judge the speakers as to their Aid Society last week was a suc-
Business
business people remain
many a golfer .
dren at Denver
then came the ability, and will award to the best cess. Over 400 attended.
heavy downpour and the golfers speaker the Louis Smilansky Gold
for years, $13,000 rent.
plowing through mud and rain Medal, to the second best speaker
$225,000 value fere-
Mrs. Carl S. Schiller, president
seeking the shelter of the club the Mrs. F. V. Martin Silver
of the Detroit League of the Na-
closed sacrifice o n I y
house ... all ended well, however, Medal, and to the third best speak-
tional Home for Jewish Children
$65,000, Terms.
what with the grill room being er the Cavanaugh Bronx Medal.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the at Denver, thanks all those whose
filled with pinochle, klabiash,
The purpose of the annual model :Mower Umgegend Verein held a participation in the simultaneous
Terrace
bridge games and kibitzers,
meeting is not only to present a mother and daughter banquet at bridge teas sponsored by the De-
10 Tapestry bk. houses,
debate on a current national topic the Phalanx Club, May 11. Din- t roit League last Wednesday,
Among those consistently puffing but also to demonstrate to the pub- ner was served to 150 guests. The helped to make this project a
6 rooms, tiled baths.
away at cigars should bo included lie the purpose of the organization principal features of the program success, Mrs. It. Robert Kallman
General Elect, refrig.
Leo Goldsmith, Ben .Tolmich and —that of teaching public speaking were the dramatic recitations by and Mrs. Nate Bronstein, chair-
Select location, high
Art Barit . . Nobody can look as to young Jewish men. This model nine-year-old Charlotte Kruger, men of this event, join Airs. Schil-
class tenants. Nearly
slick and ehiny on a golf couree meeting is a demonstration of the imitations by Beverly Knuppow, ler in expressing appreciation for
08 Best Fenton . . . Has anyone type of meetings held each week
200 ft. valuable future
saxophone solo by Jack Seman- the co-operation extended to them
ever seen Sidney Schor when he since 1898, when the organization sky and piano numbers by Miss by all hostesses and guests.
apt. frontage, 690,000
was founded by Louis Wine and
Weinberg.
All proceeds will be sent direct-
Miss Edith Fischer heads the wasn't immaculately Frowned?
value foreclosed $37,000
dance committee which has com- Thumbnail description of Sam Prof. Samuel Si. Levin, now head
Prizes were presented to Mrs. ly to Denver for the maintenance
only $7,600 down,
pleted plans for the Maytime (Doe) Grenadier; to guy who of the economics department at Goldstein, great-grandmother, who of the National Home for Jew-
Wayne University.
dance of the Young People's So- never frowns , , , Have you ever
was present with her daughter. ish Children, which cares for chil-
21
Apts.
Included in the program, for the grand-daughter and great-grand- dren afflicted with tuberculosis.
ciety of Congregation Bnai Moshe noticed the cheery "hello" of Lou
first time, will be the American
Won de rful location.
Open house was held at the
to be held Sunday evening, May Tabashnick? . ditto Dr. George
daughter. The other great grand-
Frigidaires. Tiled baths,
23, in the ballroom of the cons Fineman .. . Just mention fishing Jewish Youth Chorus, composed of mothers' were: Mrs. J. Kollin, home of Mrs. R. Robert Kaltman
GO boys and girls, who will provide
to
Morris
Fishman
and
he
will
on Thursday and Friday in honor
gregation, Dexter at Lawrence.
built-in tubs, showers.
regale you with stories no end added entertainment to the affair. Mrs. D. Baer, 'Mrs. Farber and of all hostesses. Mrs. Bronstein
bliss Fischer is assisted by Abe
Airs. Salle. Prizes went also t o
One of our best Invest-
about his favorite hobby.
The public is invited to attend.
assisted
Mrs.
Kallman
in
receiv-
Rosenthal as co-chairman and the
Mrs.
B,
Zallo,
present
with
six
There will be no admission charge.
ments for the future.
daughters, also Mrs. Norton, the ing the guests.
following sub-committees: Mr.r-
Former $115,000 value.
The wieners of the 18-hole medal
Mrs. Philip Brezner, Mrs. Alex-
tin Miller, decorations; Lillian
youngest grand-mother. Music and
well 'Mathis, iSfrs. William Shevin
Stein, publicity. Miss Fischer play tournament last week-end Bricks Purchased for Roths- dancing followed the dinner.
Closing estate $38,000,
were
as
follows:
Low
gross,
Lou
child-Hadassah
Univ.
and
Sirs.
Maurice
Schwartz
were
also heads the ticket committee
$1,5Qt
Asocial meeting of the Mlawer
y
te2rmsol
dso
,
l
and tickets may be procured from Tabashnick and Sam Kavanaugh;
Umgegend Verein was held on additional ..hostesses who opened
entity
Hospital
any member. Dance music will low net, Louis J. Goodman and
May 9, at Jericho Temple, in their homes for this fine cause.
, •
be provided by Jack Rosevear and Samuel A. Cohen. Prizes await the
id brick apts. 3
Mrs. A. N. Prussin of the Busi- c elebration of the 16th wedding
. .•
• sunny, tocifnswhite tiled
his orchestra, as well as enter- victors at the pro house.
ness and Professional Women's anniversary of the president, I. Gifts to lihdassah)Anisint
tainment.
baths, built-in tubs.
Division of the Detroit chapter of Fisher and Mrs. Fisher and the
The first get aquainted tourna-
Welfare Fuhi •
Tiled entrance and
Hadassah reports that there has 25th anniversary of the vice-
Installation of Officers of J. ment of the season will be held this been a considerable sale of bricks president, Israel Burnstein and
hall s. Reconditioning
..)
Sunday, May 23. Players must
his
wife.
cost'f5,600.
- New stoves
Mrs.
Joe
Magidsohn,
chairinan
W. E. W. 0. Branch
select for a partner a man he has for the Rothschild-Hadassah Uni-
I. Fisher announces that the of the infest welfare fitnd of the
new Frigiclaires. All
•
on June 9
never played with before, Entrants versity Hospital. Anyone desiring
painted
.
walls,
bingo party on May 4, was a suc- Detroit chapter of sliaciassah,• has
Rent
will be properly handicapped and further information may Commu-
$5,500. Was' $75,000,
nicate with Mrs. Prussin at Euclid cess. He thanks Joseph Green- received contributions front the
Mrs. Frank 1Vilensky of Clem- f our prizes will be awarded to the 6234-W.
untie only $22,500, Just
baum for his work, and the following: • : t I
winners.
ents Ave. was hostess to the mem-
sold,. two , more apts.
Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Gjpzer
The following have recently pur- public for its support. The
bers of the North Woodward
Proceeds of the bingo party went and Mr. and Mrs. 'Emil :Loewen-
When they are gone,
Add Knollwood look alikes: chased bricks:
branch of the Jewish Women's
•
.
they're
,gone.
towards
the
support
of
the
Tech-
berg, in memory of Abba•Keidan;
Honoring Marjorie Ann Dia-
European Welfare Organization on Charles Agree and Adolph Men jou
nical School of Allawer.
Mr.
and
Aire.
Meyer
Prussian,
in
mond,
by
Mrs.
Ann
Manson
Cap-
MR. BEDFORD
Tuesday, May 18. Mrs. J. Weis- . . . Jim Ellman and former Gov-
The next meeting will be held memory of Mrs. Millie Kaufman
berg was hostess the previous ernor Comstock . . . Gertrude Col. lan; in memory of her mother, by
Homer Warren & Co.
Mendetta Popkin; in memory df at Jericho Hall, on Sunday eve- and Max Schlissel; Mrs. Millie 11.
week,
tins and Claudette Colbert.
ning, May 23.
Kaufman, in memory of Mrs.
REALTORS
her
mother,
by
Miss
Bess
Feld-
Mrs. Harry Mitz, To, 6-4472,
Millie
Kaufman;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
n3 'Years Drpenduble Service
Last fall Carl Myers bought his man; honoring her mother, Mrs.
and Mrs. J. Bagdade, Townsend
N.
Neugarten
Sunshine
Club
Harry
L.
Jackson,
in
honor
of
Buchhalter,
by
Mrs.
Ida
Col-
7-2199, are in charge of arrange- little son, Martin, a violin and or-
the Bar Mitzvah of Philip Brez-
ments of the installation of the dered three lessons a week. After ten; in memory of Mrs. M. Rosen-
Dinner-Dance on Sunday ner
and the confirmation of
newly elected officers which will be a few months Fritz Kreisler came stein, by Mrs. Samuel Rhodes;
FOR SALE OR RENT
Muriel
Lipson; Mr. and Sirs.
honoring
Airs.
J.
Kass,
by
Miss
to
town
for
a
concert.
The
line
to
held at the Wilshire Hotel on Wed-
The next meeting of the Neu- Louis Davidson, in honor of the
the box office window reached for Helen Kass; honoring Airs. T. garten Sunshine Club will be held
nesday, June 9, at 12:30 p. m.
Rey. Canto,
confirmation
of Margie L. Arens-
Isaacs,
by
Miss
Helen
Kass;
hon-
A paid-up membership luncheon blocks. Standing in turn waiting
on Monday, May 24, at 1:30 p.
Jacob
will be held by the main branch to get to the window was Carl , oring Sirs. Ida Abramsohn, by MittS m., at the Jewish Community son; Mr. and Mrs. ]Larry Barnett,
in
honor
of
the
confirmants
Mar-
hold
ing
Sadie
Abramsohn;
honoring
Miss
Silverman
on Tuesday. May 25, 12:30 p. m.,
little Martin by the hand.
Center.
gie L. Aronsson and Harry Gold-
317ROICAL
at the Wilshire Hotel. All members Finally they arrived at the box Lorraine Markowitz, by Aliss Lil-
At the 'close of the meeting,
MOIIEL
For Particulars as to this Summer Resort
of the branch are invited. For office. 'flow much does a ticket lian Abramsohn; honoring Mrs. Eva there will be a movie showing berg, Jr.; Mr. and Mrs. II. B.
55 Tam'
Preens.
reservations call Mrs. Jacob Cohn, cost, please?" "Ten dollars." "See," Harrison, by Miss Bess Harrison; the activities of the summer play Gittleman, in memory of Max
Property Consult
imeornmenaea 10
president, Townsend 5-4925, or yelled Carl to his offspring , "ten honoring Mrs. Fannie Schwarts, by school of the Jewish Community Schlissel; Mr. and Airs. Robert
Phydelam and
Loewenberg, in honor of the con-
' s Rose Schwartz; honoring
Airs, A. B. Knoppow, secretary, d ollars they're paying to hear a
Hospital.
Center, during which Dr. Leon firmation of Ruth N. Gittleman;
Euclid 9565-1V, before May 24, or man play a fiddle. Now will you go Airs. Sophie Kaufman, by Mrs. Katzin will speak.
2903
Mn,
and
Mrs.
Joseph
Ehrlich,
in
R.
Lichter;
honoring
Mrs.
Mary
home
and
practice?"
1938 dues may be paid at the door.
Elmhurst
Final
arrangements
have
been
honor of the confirmants: Muriel
Goldsmith, by Miss Kate Gold-
Those wishing to become new mem-
TO. 5-6839
made for the dinner-dance to take Lipson, Marjorie Rosenthal.
BANGOR, MICH.
Mrrrlaae
ber! may pay at the door.
Mrs. Nat Bronstein entertained smith; in memory of A. S. Gold-
place on Sunday, May 423, at the Elaine Strifling, Margie Arons-
Performed
The organization acknowledges the . members of her dining room smith, by Miss Kate Goldsmith;
Chalet,
with
Mrs.
Charles
II.
Ad-
son, Helen Mae Greenstone, Ruth
with thanks the following contrib- committee last Monday. Interest- in memory of Herman Stone, by
'eras chairman. There is still time Naomi Gittleman, Raschelle C.
utions to the Benjamin Wisper ing luncheon menus were planned Miss Alayme Stone; in memory of
Airs. Cowan, by Miss Rose to make reservations for this af- Norman, Ramon Bernstein, Bar-
Memorial Flower Fund: Mrs. Wil- for ladies' days.
fair with Mrs. Adler at To. 7-2617, bara Robin Komer and Shirley
Schwartz;
in
memory
of
liam Fisher, in honor of her re-
Mrs.
Rev, Cantor
Norman Rosenberg and Eddie Myers, by Miss Rose Schwartz; or with either of her co-chairmen, Ruth Weinberg; Miss Hattie Git-
covery from illness; Mrs. A. Kurz-
Mrs. Joseph II. Dearman and Mrs. tleman, in honor of Shirley Ruth
DAVID
mann, in honor of her son's recov- Epstein, great pals but bitter rivals honoring Mrs. J. Blumrosen, by
Edmund Saperstein, at To. 6-7301 Weinberg; Mr. and Mrs. ,Moe
ery from illness; Mrs. A. Gittle- on the fairways, had a golf date Miss Ruth Freedman; honoring and Un. 1-0028,
GOLDEN
Ehrlich, in memory of Max Gross-
man, in memory of her father; one day last week. Both play about Mrs. F. Lambden, by bliss Sophie
Detroit'. Favorite
man; Mr. and Mrs. Sol Perlman,
from the members of the main alike but when Norman got out to Kutlov; honoring Norman Weitz,
M 0 II IC I.
branch, Mrs. S. Osnos, Mrs. Cohen, the course he spied Eddie sneaking by Airs. T. Isaacs; in memory of Contributions to the Jewish i n honor of confirmant Marjorie
TT1,11 11-9119
in
a
lesson Irons Pro Feibig, Ile Mrs. Jennie Newman, by . Mrs.
Children's Home
Rosenthal; Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
Mrs, Feldman, Mrs. I. Israel.
Wedding Ceremom
then insisted, that Eddie spot hint Sonia Epstein; in memory of Mrs.
lea Performed al
The Jewish Children's Home of Siegel, in honor of confirmants
Home and by Op.
Arthur Berick, by Miss Anne Detroit wishes to acknowledge Margie L. Aronsson and Harry
M. Merzon to Address Redo- five strokes.
point resent.
Kurzman; in memory of Mrs. Ar- with thanks the receipt of dona- Goldberg, Jr.; Air. and Mrs. Emil
mer Society
Andy Anderson of the Sidney thur Berick, by Miss Lillian Gor- tions from the following:
Loewenberg and Mr. and Airs. A.
Hill staff has assumed charge of don.
'Mrs. I. M. Lewis and Mrs. Glazer, in memory of Mrs. Eva
Morris M. Aferzon, prominent the massage department in the
Harry Goldman, 2305 Boston Rattner of Brooklyn, N. Y.
Detroit attorney, will address men's locker room. Nothing like Memorial Donations to the Blvd., for Yahrzeit of J. W. Allen.
members and friends of the Rada- a brisk rub to relieve aching
Woman's Auxiliary No. 122,
United Hebrew Schools
mer Friendly Society at its meet- muscles and that tired feeling!
Bnai Brith, on the occasion of the Jewish Deaf Mutes to Meet
.
ing on Sunday, May 23, at 9 p. Andy will be on the job week-ends
AND
at Center May 23
birth of children to Mrs. Louis
OFFERING
The United Hebrew Schools is Manning and to Mrs. S. Rosen-
m.. in Assembly Hall, 12th and and holidays.
in receipt of the following me- berg.
Clairmount. The subject of his
A
special
meeting
of
Jewish
lecture will be "The President
Congrats to Mr. and Mrs. Charles morial donations:
Myer Prussian, 1475 E. Grand deaf mutes will be held at the
DAX OR NIGHT
From Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Perl- Blvd.
and the Supreme Court." The Hamburger and to Mr. and Mrs.
Jewish Community Cnter, Wood-
Phone MAdison 2525
talk will be followed by a ques- Saul Davidson on the consecration mutter, in memory of Airs. Louis
Mrs. J. Diem, 3243 Webb Ave. ward at Holbrook, on Sunday
tion period.
of their daughters, Mignon and Duscoff and Si, Schlissel; from
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Cohen, night, May 23, at 8 p. m. , in
William Friedman, in memory of
Besides this timely discussion. Elaine, respectively.
2903 Webb Ave., in memory of Room 9,
t he education and cultural com-
Abba Keidan and Mrs. Sol Kauf-
Mrs.
Mix Elkin.
All Jewish deaf mute persons,
For nearly half a century,
Looking chipper and feeling like man.
mittee composed of L. Rosenberg,
William Grosberg, 8600 Grand as well as all former members of
Office, Chapel 8c.Showroorns
M. Gooze and J. Joyrich has ar- his old self, Abe Cooper was out
River,
the Jewish Oral Society are wel-
613 CLAIRMOUNT AT 2ND
Wedding
bells
are
reported
in
the name "Edwards" has
ranged a literary program. The on the course last Saturday. Abe
Murray
.1.
Sutkin,
2935
Sturte-
come
to
attend
the
special
meet-
has had a long siege of illness and order for Hitler . . . Berlin vant.
public is invited to attend.
ing for the purpose of forming
it was good to see his beaming face rumors say he'll make Pola Negri
meant "America's Finest
Detroit League for the Handi- the Jewish Deaf Mutes Society
again.
Frau Hitler.
Monuments of Character
erney Funeral Home Rec-
capped, 316 E. Jefferson.
of Jewish faith. It is intended
"—Tv ),
Children's Shoes." Best for
ognized by Several Jew-
Mrs. Harry Rosman, 1484 At- to help others in distress, to hold
Don't forget to make your reserv- hers only will be one of the finest
kinson, in honor of the birthday social gatherings and to serve as
ish
Organizations
ations
NOW
for
the
farinal
open-
in Knollwood history and Secre- of her daughter, Gloria.
little feet, say Physicians.
a religious and welfare society.
ing dinner dance on Saturday, May tary John Hopkins has announced
Air. and Mrs. Charles N. Agree, There is no charge to attend the
Although established a compar- 29. The affair which is for mem that reservations are being accept-
Book Tower Bldg.. in honor of special meeting.
ate vely short time, the Werney
ed in the order they are placed.
a/4'14;w/,
the confirmation of Margie Louise
Je wish Funeral Home, by virtue
Aronsson.
of its dignified and sympathetic
Litman Bros. and family, Los
Se f vice, has already become a De-
.Qicherareall
Angeles, Calif., in memory of
tro it intitution.
Benjamin Cohen.
SADIE COVITZ.:
Under the management of Sam
Louis Rosenthal, 5440 Cass.
B. Werney, son of A. J. Werney,
formerly old,
et the D etroite r l 2 otel,
Fine Arts Optical. Co., 610 48 years
wh o for 16 years was connected
Granites and Marble, Mmouraents
on Apr i H2 in
Eaton Tower,
wit Is the Jewish Free Burial Asso-
Hudson N., Y. Funeral services
7729 TWELFTH 3T.
Mrs. Greenstone, 1806 Oakman w ere
cis tion, this home is ultra modern
ILVELID 7191
held
on
April
23
in
Hudson.
Blvd.
in every way and has the finest
She is survived by two daughters,
MO rtuary facilities available. They
Mrs. Gertrude Maskin of Hudson
SOCIAL CREDIT CROUP
ma intain a scientifically trained
and Mrs: Beatrice Lovventlial, of
eta ff and adhere to all the precepts
The first annual mother and Detroit; two grandchildren and
:7:',',1,",;„11 7,`trl.b;
of Jewish and scientific law.
daughters banquet of the Social
or a loved one than II,. effident
five brothers, James,', Michael,
11 fr. Werney is a graduate of
Credit Group was held at North-
end orderly handling of the
George, Jacob and Benjamin Aill-
funeral arrangement.
the Worsham Schdol of Embalming.
wood Inn on Slay 12. Mrs. Molly ler.
of Chicago and upon his gradua-
Marx was chairman of the event.
ATTENTIVE PERSONAL
SIZES 3-12
tion gained practical experience
Mrs. Rose Weitz, as principal
SERVICE
SIGMUND UNGER
assi sting his father at the Chesed
sneaker, represented the mothers. of 2665 Boston Blvd., 66 years
All shoes are fitted by
She I Ernes. Entering business for
Miss Miriam Lipsett responded for old, died on
Funeral
X-ray machine
M x a 18.
him self he decided that a policy of
the daughters. Lenore Atlas gave services were he ld on
May 20 with
heir g tactful, helpfill and guiding
the invocation. Mrs. Goldin Pev- interment in Woodmere
81 DELAWARE AVE.
Ceme-
in e very detail, with a minimum of
in received the prize as the tery, Rabbi Leo AL Franklin of-
TRINITY 2.3211
anx iety , to family and friends,
mother with the most daughters ficiating. lie
is survived by his
wou Id enable him to succeed In his
present. The banquet was fol-
wife,
Hannah
and
three
daugh-
rhos en profession. That this type
8950 TWELFTH ST —TRINI Y 2-4727
lowed by a floor show and danc-
of ervire was acceptable to the
ing. The next social meeting will ters, Mrs. Fred Grossman, Mrs.
Benjamin Krell, Jr.,
OPEN SUNDAYS 9 TO 5
Jewi ah community
and Sirs.
take
place at the home of Mrs. Bernard Unger.
is proven by the
ONE OF NAHEL U BUILDINGS
fact that the Werney home is al-
Molly Marx.
read y recognized by various Jew-
In loving memory of our dear
All buildings at Camp Nahelu
HARRY VITTES
ish organizations,
as an infirmAry. A resident Phy-
father and grandfather, M a x
RODIN CLUB
g•e nestled in /the woods on
of
3769
Edison
Ave.,
52
years
T
he
office, chapel and showrooms
sician and nurse are Included on the
Weinberg, who passed away two
Nomination of officers of the
CARMEL MOTHERS' CLUB
old, died on May 13. Funeral
Delta Omega Iola Sorority
Perry Lake.
of th
staff. The recreation hall with a Rodin Club was held Wednesday services were held on May 14. He years ago, May 23,1935.
Cannel Mothers' Club met May I Members of the Delta Omega 613 e establishment are located at
Clainnount at Second. The
The sleeping cabins are permit• large stage and
evening, Slay 12, at the home of
In our hearts your memory lingers
a
is survived by his wife, Blanche;
12, at the home of Mrs. F. Sklar. :Iota Sorority, Gamma chapter, en- phon e number is Madison 2525,
wide screened
Sweet, tender and true
neat structures screened with win. veranda is the center of camp Mrs. Rena Rodin, 3018 Calvert. five daughters, Ida, Janice Dori
New officers were elected as fol- tertained their mothers on Tues-
There Is notday goes by
A midnight lunch was served and
down to protect against rainstorm life for indoor activities and as-
That no Ms not think of you.
Marlow and Charlotte, and a son,
cards followed. Prizes were Martin.
/owl: Mrs. Ben Gotten, president; day evening, May 11, at the home Jrs. of L. A. S. to Hold So.
and house six campers and two semblies. The shops nestled in awarded.
Sadly missed by his daughters,
cial May 26
Mrs. Irving Eiseman, vice-presi- of Mn- Adolph Lowenstine of
the woods are fully equipped with
A donation was received by the
Mrs. Anna R. Zamsky, Mrs. Elsie
Holbrook Ave.
Th e junior group of the Los counselors. Larger cabins for I ooms for weaving basketry,
MRS. IDA HALLER
dent; Mrs. Sol Sklar, treasurer;
c lub from Mrs. Lilliam Saulson,
older
children
house
eight
camp-
Rubin
and Babe Weinberg and his
On Sunday, May 5, they held Ange les Sanatorium will hold •
leathercraft, woodcraft, metal 14533 Mack, In honor of
of 2449 W. Euclid Ave., 49 years
Mrs. Ben Cohen. secretary. A a
her eon, old, died on May. 13. Funeral grandchildren,
joint meeting with Delta chan- social meeting at Jericho Temple, ers and two counselors.
work, clay work and puppetry. A Billie's. Bar Mitzvah.
special meeting of all mothers of
The
administration
building
is
ter of Grand Rapids, in Lansing, 2705 Joy Road, Wednesday eve-
museum for nature lore. Two
the Carmel Hebrew School will
Mrs. Dan Feldman of Bay City services were held' on May 14,
at Hunt's, This took the form ning, May 26. There will be the dividing line between the two large bath houses, hot and cold
with interment in Clover Hill
be held on Tuesday, June 1. at
was a Rued at the meeting.
- Unveilin-g of Monument
of a luncheon meeting during ante rtainment and refreshments separate units — boys' and girls' showers, modern plumbing and
the Linwood branch, 8752 LM-1
Election of officers of Rodin Park Cemetery, She is survived
An unveiling of a monument in
which five pledges of Delta chap- and all young people are invited camps. Here are two dining sanitary facilities are based on the
by
her
husband,
Joseph
C.,
three
wood. Refreshments will be ter were formally initiated as
Club will be heldiffednesday eve-
memory of Benjamin Penslar will
to at tend. There will be no ad- rooms, modern kitchen, library highest standards.
served.
and
ning, May 26, aril p. m. , at the children, Lois, George and Alex- take place on Sunday, May 30, at
e. On an upper floor,
members and received their Dina
miss/ on fee.
ander; a sister, Etta Goldstein,
For more information write to
four fully equipped rooms serve
home of Mrs. Nathan Fishman of
12 e'ciaa sharp at Clover Hill Park
Camp Neheln, Oltonville, Mich.
and two brothers, Nate and Sam
2984 Burlingame Ave.
C4inetert. - Relatives and friends
Goldstein.

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