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CLIFTON AVENUE • CINCINNATI 10, OHIO

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and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

June 4, 1937

COUNCIL CAMP

1

Hospital Ass'n Tea
' To Be Held Tuesday

OPEN FROM

JULY 4 Through LABOR DAY

FOR

The charter tea to be given
by the Mt. Sinai Hospital Asso-
ciation of Detroit, on Tuesday
afternoon, June 8, in the Grand
Ballroom of the Book Cadillac
Hotel, will be addressed by John
W. Smith, acting mayor, who will
felicitate the new organization

Business and Professional
Women; Students and Girls

15-17 YEARS OLD

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Cool Breezes of Lake Huron (Jeddo, Mich.)
Dietary Laws Strictly Adhered To
Delicious Food
Delightful Environment
Varied Recreation

MRS. W. P. GREENBERG
NEW HEAD OF YOUTH
EDUCATION LEAGUE

Engagements

RUS SEKS

At a meeting held at the home
of Mrs. Dorothy Fried of Calvert
Ave., the Youth Education League
/Mrs. David Solovich of Boston Blvd. announces the engagemen unanimously elected Mrs. William
of her daughter, Eleanor, to Frank Castleman, son of Mr. and Mrs P. Greenberg as president. The
Samuel Castleman of Boston, Mass.
following are the other new of-
Mr. and Mrs. Max Blum of 2243 Hazelwood Ave., announc
the engagement of their daughter, Ruth, to Sidney S. Wigler, sot
of Mr. and Mrs. Max Wigler.
Joseph C. Haller of 2449 W. Euclid Ave. announces the
engagement of his daughter. Lois Rosalyn, to Morris Esterson of
Cleveland, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Esterson of Chagrin Falls, 0
Rochester Ave. announc
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Berkower of
the engagement of their daughter, Sydele, to Samuel Leebove, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Leebove of Richton Ave.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Grabowsky of Winona Ave. announce the
engagement of their daughter, Rosalie, to Dr. Sherman St Becker-
man, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Stein of Cleveland Heights, 0. Miss
a graduate of the University of Michigan and is a
is
GrabowskY
member
of Alpha Epsilon Phi Sorority. Dr. Beckerman attended
the University of Michigan and is a graduate of the Metropolitan
Chiropractic College. The wedding will take place in August.

RATE: $11 PER WEEK PLUS $2 BUS FARE

144$ WOODWARD Ave

Fourth Floor

t Otte
es.

Wedding Calendar

hlake reservations with Detroit section, National Council of
•
Jewish Women, 89 Rowena, Columbia 0450 or after June 21,
at Community Center from 5 to 9 p. m.

J. Miller of 2527 Blaine
June 6—Miss Ceil Miller, daughter of
Jck Brenner of Saginaw, Mich., at the Wilshire Hotel.
Ave., to a
June 6—Miss Lillian Rubin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
-l'hoto by Spellman
Rubin of 1657 W. Euclid Ave., to Joseph Hellman, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Aaron Hellman of Chicago, Ill. Rabbi Joshua Sperka will
MRS.
WM.
P.
GREENBERG
perform the ceremony at Congregation Bnai David, Elmhurst and
—Photo by Spellman 14th St., at 3 p. m. Open house will follow the ceremony at the ficeis for the coming term: Mes-
bride's residence, 1657 W. Euclid Ave. No cards.
dames D. Fried, first vice-presi-
MRS. CHARLES GITLIN
June 13—Miss Jeanne Ginsberg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. dent, re-elected; Lucy Topcik, sec-
Hyman Ginsberg of McQuade Ave., to Joseph Morrison, son of Mr. ond vice-president; Rae Wasser-
upon its aim for the establish-
man, recording secretary; Annette
ment of a Jewish hospital in this and Mrs. II. Morrison, at Detroiter Hotel.
June 13—Miss Pearl C. Talberg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gelman, corresponding secre-
city.
to Edward Ashley, son of Mr. e. tary; Belle Bloom, financial sec-
Mrs. J. Meyer Berris has ar- Charles J. Talberg of Webb Ave. Ave.
at Congregation Bnai Moshrs. retary; and Sara II. Galperin,
The ALGONQUIN PARK CAMP for BOYS
ranged a musical program for the and Mrs. L. Askenazie of W. Grand '
treasurer. Sirs. Golda Sussman
June 14—Miss Mildred Feinberg, daughter of Mr. and M
occasion in which Henry Siegl,
Located in the Muskoka Lakes Region of Ontario
violinist; Mrs. J. S. Sauls, con- A. J. Feinberg of 4284 Leslie Ave., to Leon S. Wayburn of Detroit. is again to be the case worker,
Rosalind Freedman is chairman
No cards.
m.
tralto;
and
Mrs.
J.
Lawrence
LIMITED TO 50 JEWISH BOYS
Reception at home from 8 to 11 p.
publicity.
Teitlebaum, pianist, will partici-
June 17—Miss Rose Zolkower, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. of The
AGES 8 TO 16
League had a luncheon and
Zolkower, to Dr. Julius bl. Stern, son of Dr. and Mrs. S. C. Stern installation of officers on May 17
pate.
Registration in the charter
SAILING
at
the
Wilshire
Hotel, Mrs. Min-
CANOEING
New
York.
and
Mrs.
-
For Misses: Sheer black marquisette (or brown or
membership book of the associa of
June 20—Miss Freda Hertzberg, daughter of Mr.
nie Goldstick gave the invocation
WOODCRAFT
SWIMMING
tion will be carried out from 10 I. Hertzberg of Ypsilanti, Mich., to William Bespoloff of Ann Arbor. and installed the officers.
navy) with a rustling taffeta slip, with rows and rows
a. m. on Tuesday, in the gland
HORSEBACK RIDING, Etc.
The organization is planning a
June 20—Miss Bessie Schreier, niece of Mrs. Samuel Ben-
of matching taffeta from the throat-line to the hem-
ballroom of the hotel, through
Sir. and
garden
party.
Further
details
line, and no less than twenty-two pert little bows
Mrs.
the entire afternoon. The for- jamin of LaSalle Blvd., to Joseph Taisch, son
will of officiate.
EXPERIENCED COUNSELORS
will be announced at a later date
at
Michel
Taigch
of
Grand
Ave.
Rabbi
A.
M.
Ilershman
. . . to insure you many glamorous hours .. when
mal gathering will be held
in The Chronicle. ,
Reception
from
3
to
5.
No
cards.
For Illustrated Booklet Containing Complete
2:30 o'clock.
your beaux caution:
June 20—Miss Anne Beatrice Dorb, daughter of Mr. and Sirs.
Assisting the officers of the as-
Information, Write or Phone-
sociation during the day, both Louis Dorb to William Charles Sloman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edmund
let's dress for dinner."
"Don't
LOU H. or VIOLET WEISS HANDLER
with registration and the tea ar- M. Sloman.
June 20—Miss Roselle Leibowitz, daughter of Sir. and Mrs.
rangement, will be: Mesdames
DIRECTORS
Harry Galperin, Emil Eckhouse, Maurice Leibowitz of 3330 Cortland Ave., to Samuel G. Harvith, son
HOGARTH 7379
M. E. Bachman, David Werbe, of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Harvith of 275 Elmhurst.
3813 CLEMENTS
of Mr. and Mrs. Max
Jack Ruben, Philip Brezner, Sam
27 d 50
June 20—Miss Elizabeth Karp,
aughter
Fisher, Charles Brody, Lewis Was- E. Karp of Dexter Blvd., to Newton Jackson, son of Mr. and Sirs.
Mrs. Maurice Landau was re-
The Leading Strictly Kosher Hotel
serman, David Goldberg, Morris
elected president of the Detroit
at 11 a. m., at the Shaarey Zedek.
Soloman, Morry Cove, Benjamin A. Jackson,
chapter
of
liadassah
at
the
an-
June 20—Miss Sarah Avrushin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
n, son of Mr. nual meeting of the organization
Kovinski, Joseph Beisman, Wil-
uel
liam Grosberg, James Mendelsohn, Morris Avrushin of 2268 Elmhurst to , Man
held Tuesday, June 1, at the
de GaymaByron Hall.
at Philalphia-
Surrounded by Spacious Grounds
Joseph Schechter, L. Gernadasy, and Sirs. Isadore Cayman of Detroit
ga d Sirs. Stotler Hotel.
June 20—Miss Dorothy Reiser, dau g hter of Mr.
Edward Wolfe, Sam Wolfe, David
Other officers re-elected for
EXCELLENT SERVICE — ALL IMPROVEMENTS—
, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Barit.
Diamond, L. E. Gould. M. L. Oscar L. Reiser, to Julian
another
term
include:
Mrs.
Sey-
MODERATE PRICES
at 3214 Burlingame Ave. No cards.
Marko, Jack Greenberg, Ralph Reception from 3 to 7 p. Barit
mour Frank, first vice-president;
B. MUSCOVICH, Prop.
June 20—Miss Ruth R. Parker, daughter of Mrs. N.
Katzman
Paul, Max Rosenbaum, Joseph
Sirs.
Meyer
L.
Prentis,
second
and Mrs. B.
Newman, Robert Geller, Sol of Sturtevant Ave. to Dr. 111. B. Sofen, son of Mr.
vice-president; Sirs. Max Frank,
112 CASS AVE. — MT. CLEMENS, MICH.
Kyte, James Oppenheim, Maurice
third vice-president; Mrs. Abe
'
Sofen
of
Missouri
Ave.
MFGRS. OF FINE FURS
daughte r of Mr . and Cooper, corresponding secretary;
Wolfe, Milton Rosenthal, Leonard
D
June 20—Miss Faye Alpern of etroit, Katch man of D etroi t,
Cohen. Samuel Benavie, L. J.
Nate
Mrs. Sam Berman, financial sec-
Remodeling — Repairing — Storage Cleaning
J. Alpern of Bay City, Mich., to
Levy, Sophie Lefkowitz, Saul Da- Sirs.
retary. Those elected for a first
son of Sir. and Mrs. Si. Katchman at the Wilshire Hotel.
vidson, Maurice Davison. Samuel
term are Sirs. Charles Laker!. re-
1420 FARMER ST. AT E. GRAND RIVER
June 22—Miss Esther Weisbrot, daughter of Mr. of
and
Mrs.
Ml.r. and cording secretary; Mrs. Philip
Weisman, Al Gunsberg, H. Gach,
o
n
ovin,
re
to Leo RWilshis
Clements
Phone Randolph 7941
Hote
George Rabinowitz, Herbert Wal- Aron
Broudo. treasurer.
Id. We isbrot of
Ave.,
at
the
a
.
lake, Louis Bowman, Jack Ra- M rs. Samuel M. Rovin of Calvert Ave
Members of the board of di-
rectors are Sirs. Herman Aug-
binowitz, Milton Greenblatt. Fred
Zierer, Kolman Shapiro, Irving
ust, Sirs. Sam Berman, Mrs. l'hil-
Gould, and Misses Bertha Wein
ip Broudo, Mrs. Lawrence Crohn,
Mrs. Anthony Deutsch. Mrs. Max
and Rose Schwartz.
Mrs. Jacob Harvith, president
Bushkin, Sirs. Max Blumberg,
WILL NOT BE
of the association, will preside at
Mrs. Hy C. Broder, Mrs. Abe
the
tea.
Her
assisting
officers
Cooper, Sirs. Joseph Frank, Sirs.
The Young People's Club of
Slay 31—To Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bing of Fairfield Ave., a Max Frank. Mrs. Seymour Frank,
Temple Beth El has completed include: Mrs. Charles Gitlin, Mrs.
Mrs. Harold Goodman, Mrs. Na-
arrangements for a garden party Ben Jacob, Sirs. Isaac Rosenthal, daughter.
Sirs.
Leon
Katzin,
Mrs.
Al
Gold-
than Kaplan, Mrs. Schmayra Klei-
of
to be given in the social hall
MODERN - ENGLISH and
berg. Sirs. Leon Slavin, Miss Edna
man, Sirs. Harry L. Kople, Mrs.
FRENCH FURNITURE FROM
Charles Lakoff, Sirs. Maurice Lan-
Lewis.
dau, Mrs. Moe Leiter, Mrs. Sol
AMERICA'S FINEST FAC-
1' I:
Lipsitz, Sirs. Jacob Perlmutter,
TORIES IS ON DISPLAY. Why
----------""-•"'''''''''' Sirs. Meyer L. Prentis, Mrs. Reu-
not come in and let us show
ROBINS—FINEBERG
Jeanette Stewart
ben Rosenfield, Mrs. Aaron Sil-
---
t the berblatt, Mrs. Nathan Spevakow,
you this grand selection to
Richard David Ellmann received
the C. Wyllys Betts Prize at Yale The Wilshire t Hotel
was
ve
i
and impress
harmonize
with
the
splendor
of
your home- Our
Sirs.
Abe
Srere
and
Sirs.
lier-
By LEADER is the
University for his essay on "Love, scene of a quie
Warner.
interior decorators are at your disposal to help
Brocaded and Streamlined" which ceremony for the immediate fam- bert
The annual reports of the pres-
preference of ail
your
home.
Ruth Miriam Levine, 11-year- was a comparison of courtly love ily, when Miss Frances Fineberg, ident and other officers were
solve decorating problems in
old daughter of Mr. and Sirs. of the past and the sophisticated daughter became
n
of Mr. and
Sirs. A.
of given.
the
bride
Reuben Levine of 2531 W. Phila- brand of today. English professors Fineberg, b son of Sir. and Mrs.
Some of the outstanding, ac-
delphia Ave., wrote the prize-win- entered papers from all their soph- Saul Robins, May 31.
WHY NOT LET US HELP YOU; NO OBLIGATION
complishments of the organiztion
ning poem of Temple Beth El's omore classes, and only one prize J. Robins, on
include the successful Roll of
AT ALL. COME IN AND FEEL AT HOME.
The
bridal
party
passed
down
Religious School. Her poem is en-
ed
altar
Honor
Campaign,
under
the
di-
given.
OUR LAMPS AND GIFTWARE ARE
titled "My German Sister" and is was
Last
year Richard received the the aisle to an improvisroses. to rection of Mrs. Sidney Allen. and
SELECTED FROM THE BEST
dedicated to Trade Wolf, who re- h;ohest English award that Yale f o white carnations and
the strains of "Oh Promise Me." the work of Mrs. Samuel Kay-
cently came here from Germany.
MARKETS IN EUROPE.
anau, chairman of the Jewish
Ruth won the prize for the best offers freshmen.
Dr. A. Si. Ilershman officiated.
Good housekeepers
Members of the bridal party National Fuhd Committee,
Temple Beth El poem two years
through
whose
efforts
about
consisted
of
Sirs.
Newton
Fine.
know that when they
ago, and has written other poems
berg, Miss Esther Robins. Mrs. 41600 was raised for the plant-
• 1
for which she won commendation.
send their rugs to Lead-
Adolph D. Markin, bliss Fern E - ing of trees and purchasing of
Her current prize-winning work
---
kin, Dave Leach, Mort Cohen and I land in Palestine.
er, their satisfaction is
follows:
Mrs. Nathan Simons and Mrs.
n
Adolph D. Slatkin.
With outstret , had arms and open heart,
Dr. Morton H ack, well-kown
WAS at- Harold Goodman announced that
Finest Furniture in America Brought to You at Great Savings.
guaranteed. In fact
irth ha far apart,
,
was
de's mother
m
Stroh
Bldg.
The bride's
were
of to
b this fair land.
chiropodist of 501
you
:p ul‘ c h om•
I hope that we'll together liana
promoted to the rank of captain tired in black lace and wore ,a 1 367 new members were added to
guaranteed satisfaction
My German sister
corsage
of
orchids.
The
groom
g
Hadassah's
membership.
ARTHUR L. COULSON
Infa ntry in the Officer's Reserve
Mrs. Joseph Welt, chairman of
is the original and only
other was also gowned in black
You come here with your fare no sad,
Corps of the United States Army,
the Youth Aliyah Committee, re-
to make you vary glad
effective May 22. Dr. Hack's lace and carried orchids.
the Temple, Saturday evening, Tat
rii i7
meaning of
to
me.
ported that over $5,000 was
h ate has brought you here he
The
bride
was
attired
in
a
military
career
dates
back
to
1922
Good company lino sure you'll
ry
June 12.
when he became a cadet in the Schiaparelli model of white net. raised through the efforts of her
"Certified Rug
My Garrnan SLAW .
The elaborate summer decora-
Morgan Park Military Academy in The neckline was square and committee for the placing and
tions will adorn the social hall No Hitler, Goering. Goebbels here.
Cleaning"
Chicago. Leaving there in 1924, he trimmed with ruching. The skirt maintenance of over 15 children
transforming it into a beautiful Their cruel laws ,ou need not fear.
country offers liberty,
1 enrolled in the Junior Reserve was so luminous and adorned with in Palestine.
garden with its unique tea room Our
To speak or worship you are free,
The congress committee of Ila-
Officer's Training Corps at the Be- appliqued white flowers.,
Osrman
slater
and its promenade amid the leaves
MI
trait Central High School, becom- sleeves were huge leg o mutton I dassah will meet Wednesday,
and flowers.
In our schools you'll equal be.
June 9, at 10:30 a. m., at the
to
the
elbow,
and
from
there
a
cadet
sergeant.
Music will be furnished by Al ller.
,ar:1;,:-,1,„7,! . in At the University of Michigan, fitted tightly to the wrist. The Jewish Community Center. Sirs.
Hutchinson's High Hatters. 12- r,7,..Jr,7x4,:rg.
grow and rise to greatest height,
piece recording orchestra featur- To My German Maier
he became a member of the cadet bride's cap was held in place by Jacob Neiman is chairman of that
nail his graduation from fresh gardenias and her train of committee.
ing Gene Dixon and Bob Mc- The Jew has always had to bear.
8700 LINWOOD AVENUE
the senior R. 0. T. C. unit in June white net trailed five yards. She
e
Millan. Summer dress will be The hate of tyrant. everywhre.
Hitler and the reef.
M•man.
1929.
This
period included a six canned white orchids and gar
With
worn.
hays aurtered wane • test.
weeks' tour of active duty at Fort de D al.
The committee consists of Al- W Jews
My Oerrnan antler
was C0111-
was served to 85 guests
bert Ressler, chairman; Irene We've proved to thaw In ecruland.
Sheridan, Ill. Dr. Hack
missioned a second lieutenant in at individual tables of beautiful
Perry Lake, Ortonville, Michigan
Weiss, Arthur Goulson, Frank That for our faith we II over stand
--
home.
ppointments,
the color scheme
the
U.
S.
Army
Reserve
in
July,
will
It.
from
thta
Winton, Helen Rosenberg, Vir- If God atom
a
The Campus Club of Wayne
Specializing in
shall sever ...a to rose).
was promoted to first being yellow and blue, and the
ginia Wolf, Miriam Carver and You My
1929,
and
(Mrinun sinter
lieutenant in May of 1933. He robins being lit with crystal can- University, composed of Jewish ,
Sophie ih'ilensky. For additional
NEWEST METHODS
, /GOO gd diem gr,
.444
bra. Each table was coy- student-athletes, will hold its an-
passed his examinations for certis
information communicate with
al banquet Friday at the Casa '
dela with centerpieces of spring
ficate of capacity to be captain of I I ered
Irene Weiss. Townsend 7-7743,
SHELTON TULIP OIL
The
affair
marks
the
close
Lome
infantry last May, but the required i „
Albert Ressler, Tyler 6-9756, or
PERMANENTS
of one of the club's most success-
3 Separate Camp Units
four years "in grade" did not ex- flowers
The s* bride and groom left
any member of the committee.
FACIAL TREATMEINrs
motor for a month's trip through ful seasons, its members having
pica until this month.
gained
prominence
in
all
of
the
Girls Division
Boys Divisions t
Captain Hack has served tours Washington, New York. and
Viscount Samuel (Sir Herbert
North End Clinic has received
of active duty at Fort Wayne, Northern Canada. They will be school's athletic programs.
Samuel, in case you've forgotten), the following contributions:
This
years
banquet
will
feature
Pre-School
Ditision
has I ted a book called "Re-
in honor of birthday of Andrew Camp Custer and Fort Brady, at home after July 15 at the
guest speakers Hank Greenberg
lid and Action" which he wrote Wineman, from Dr. Hugo A. Mich., in addition to Fort Sheridan, 1 ! Wilshire Hotel, Collingwood and as
Little Nahelts
of the Tigers, sport columnists
during his two years of enforced Freund.
III.
Third Ayes.
Bud
Shaver of the Times and Har-
111
V" C11 .
absence from public life.
ago EatrIItN 01,1)3.
In honor of the consecration of
vey Barcus of the News, Coaches
All outdoor land and water sports and
PECK—LERMAN
Dorothy Davidson, from Miss North Woodward J. W. E.
Davis Holmes and Norman G.
games, horseback riding and farming
W. 0. Installation
Elizabeth Finley and Mrs. Herbert
Mr. and Mrs. Pincus Lerman
f their Wenn of the university. Alumnus
o
age
marri
under supervision of mature, skilled
announce the
H. Warner.
June 7
Marvin Al Silber will, as in past years, act
In honor of the Bar Mitzvah of
daughter. Renee L., to
leadership. One counselor icre
f Mr. and Sirs. as toastmaster. Special homage will
William Saulson, from Miss Eliza-
a
s
be
I'd
he
university's
most
prom-
The next meeting of the or
each ggggg of thee.
i beth Finley and Miss Herbert H. Woodward branch of the Jewish I Harry Pec.k. on Sunday, May 23. inet
e
n athle te of the pas t 12 yars,
gaspers. A resident
Warner.
national ly heralded track ace,
Women's European We lfare Organ.
the
in one of the finest locations
from
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In memory of Isidor Frank
physician • n d
Ma onwill be held at the home of Rabbi M. Zager officiated.
l Tolmich, to whom the club will
Henry S. Love and sister, The Mrs. Harry Mitz, 2710 Burlingame Bessie Soria Zviller Society's A
174 C... Ave. Phone 1508
present its annual athlete's award.
nurse on the
Gottlieb Family and Mrs. Belle Ave on Monday, June 7, it 12:30 ' Card Party on June 22
The dinner is a closed a air
MT. CLEMENS, MICH.
staff.
Jacobson.
will be attended by 20 club mem-
p.
m.
Final
arrangements
are
The
Bessie
Sorin
Zviller
Ladies
Strictly Kosher
For the Supplementary Medical being made for the installation and
bers and 15 alumni.
Assistance Fund for Children: In luncheon to be held at the Wilshire Aid Society will give • card party
REDUCE
honor of the consecration of Mig-
The New HolIrlyeed We/
non Hamburger, from Mr. and Mrs. 1 otel on Wednesrs. Barry Id
care-
Cannel Mothers' Club
My 1.Am
2:3
Constructive and relazing activities are
Week-End Cruise. $19.50 up
Ben Kramer.
wrIestlareily Natare's Way
chairman, Townsend 6-4472, and 1 Kern Company. The proceeds
coop soriur.
each
of
the
three
01•4151.
NO
steam
Cabinets.
planned
for
,
will
go
towards
a
needy
family.
fully
For the Social Service Relief Mrs. J. Bagdsde, co-chairman, 1
5-Days cruise Norosie $23 up
Carmel Mothers' Club met June
11nroA Method.
sanitation.
Evercifte•
Fund: In memory of Mrs. Della Townsend 7-2191), are planning an ',Mrs. Lena Zager is chairman of 1 at the Cannel Hebrew School,
Is THE
Highest rating for health and
THE tit ItT•T
California, aIl-axpeast 6126 sr
by Mrs.
WA'S
Golden from Cook Coffee Company. elaborate affair. Reservations will !the affair and is assistedresident.
8752
Linwood.
A
picnic
was
ar-
ei
opdr•i•tra
e
reir Tsar li breams et Ilawagswo•a
I der the direct
Perry Lake, Ortonville, Mich.,
be taken until Monday evening,' Sarah Pushkin. nce.p
for Sunday, June 20, at
MRS. MAUDE MARSHALL
Mrs. 11. Nide is in charge of tick. ranged
Write CAMP N A II E L U ,
TVIII Oismilmil
UNVEILING OF MONUMENT June 7.
Belle Isle, for parents and chil-
2 F 31 .
Clar• ► •1•4 and Foal Spierlialial
Telephone,
Ortonvilles1
The North Woodward branch Is ets and is assisted by Mrs. II. dren of the Carmel Hebrew
DR. EDITH M. BROWN
Townsend 7-3223
An unveiling of a monument planning an excursion to Bob-Lo Perin, vice-president. Mesdames Schools.
IN DETROIT. Call Mrs. E. Lesowoder,
in memory of Sol P. Liebman will on Tuesday, July 27. There will be Farr. Weiss, Sodos and Fineman
11...4a wta. r.....s Neves. Is.
The new members of the Car-
or call Mrs. Edythe Cairn, Temple 2-6129.
Masa
take place on Sunday, June 6, games and prizes. For information iwill also assist. Mrs. Morris mel Young Judaea Club took their
use W.W.II••.a era. ear.
airs—era mew. MeryDag.
Ceme- call Mrs. Elias Epps, chairman. Pevin is president of the organ- oath last Sunday, May 30.
BEAUTY SALON at 1 p. m. at Machpelah
N. 1101-01-70
iration.
NieNkhrd•
•t
I'ventorois
tery. Relatives and friends are Townsend 8-2934.
1311 W.
141110
Irecolty
LN
Dent•r.Joy Florist, Tyler 6-6621.1
invited.
—
Flowers fee all eye...leas

Twenty-two

Beaux For

Summer

Mrs. Landau Again
Elected President
of Local Hadassah

The

Order Your Persian Lambs Now
and Save Money!

ALBANY HOTEL

Bricker Bros., Inc.

Garden Party of
Y.P.T.C. June 12

Certified*

RUG
CLEANING

CENTURY

Births

UNDERSOLD

Ruth Miriam Levine
Writes Prize Poem
In Beth El Contest
---

Richard Ellmann
Gets Yale Prize

accuses

Good
Housekeepers

NEWLYEDS:

CENTURY FURNITURE

Dr. Hack Promoted
to Captain s an

11708 Dexter Boulevard

T h

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Campus Club Stages
Its Annual Banquet

Scalp Treatments

Contributions to
North End Clinic

Margaret Greenough
BEAUTY SALON

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HOTEL

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Rhea E. Cashman

MAUDE'S