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Youth Education
League Party on
Tuesday, July 13

CENTURY

UNDERSOLD

Mr. and Mrs. Fred B. Dreifus
and children of Memphis, Tenn.,
will arrive Sunday, July 4, to
spend a month with Mrs. Herman
Finsterwald and Mr. and Mrs.
Clement Hopp.

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Aronsson
and son, Stig, who have been visit-
ing Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Aron-
sson for the past five weeks, left
for their home in Landskrona,
Sweden. Enroute they will tour
the east and will sail on July
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Pearlstein 10 on the S. S. Drottningholm.
and son of Chicago, are visiting
friends in Detroit, enroute to Long
Miss Betty Gail Lichtig of 3211
Island where they will spend the Elmhurst Ave. has as her guest
summer.
Miss Helen Friedman of Chicago,

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Miss Marjorie Elbinger of
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Falk and
children, Thelma, May and Mur- Brookline, Mass., is the guest of
Miss
Hilda Ann Rothenberg of
sponsoring, announced that she ray, of Leominister, Mass., are
and her committee are putting visiting with their family, Mr. and the Wilshire Hotel,
forth every effort forward to make Mrs. Michael Falk of Elmhurst
this affair a success. The lawn par- Ave.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Weinstein
ty is to be held on Tuesday eve-
and family of Sturtevant Ave.
ning, July 13, at 1956 Boston
On Monday evening, Dr. Leo left Sunday on an extended tour
Blvd. Tickets can be obtained from M. Franklin opened the sessions of the country. They are plan-
any of the members or by calling of the National Education Asso- ning to spend a few weeks in
Mrs. Harry Galperin, Townsend ciation, with a prayer.
Los Angeles, Calif.. and are an-
8-7338.
ticipating a visit to Vancouver,
Mrs. L. Fried, Mrs. Golda Suss-
Mrs. Samuel Epstein and son, British Columbia.
man and Mrs. Shirley Meckel, who Lynn, of Parkside Ave., are spend-
have charge of the entertainment, ing the summer in Charlevoix,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kay, for-
are planning many interesting Mich.
merly of LaSalle Blvd., are now
games for the guests. Beautiful
residing at 2745 Cortland Ave.
prizes have been procured.
On July 7, Mrs. Hattie Finster-
The Youth Education League wald, Mrs. B. B. Marx, Mrs. Ivor
Cantor and Mrs. Aaron Edgar
has received many pleas for chil- Kahn, Mrs. Clement Hopp and and family of Omaha, Neb., are
dren to be sent to summer school. Mrs. Fred B. Dreifus will com- vacationing for two weeks with
The organization is also sending pliment Miss Rosalie Grabowsky, their parents, Mr. and Mrs. A.
several children to camp. As a re- a bride-elect, with a luncheon and ltzkowitz of 2669 Cortland Ave.
sult of complying with all requests, personal shower, at Rotunda Inn.
the league treasury is now
In honor of Miss Gertrude
depleted. The public is therefore
Mrs. Charles King returned Brown, bride-elect of August,
asked to cooperate by attending from a month's stay in Philadel- Miss Zina Grand and Mrs. Jack
this affair and help the organiza- phia and Atlantic City.
Gutterman were hostesses at a
tion to carry on its work.
personal shower on June 12 at
Mrs. Milford Stern and daugh- the Wonder Bar. On June 16,
ter, Mrs. Leonard Weiner, wil l Mrs. Sam Engelbert and Mrs.
spend a few days in Buffalo next Peter Brown entertained at a
week.
linen shower at the Wilshire Ho-
tel. Miss Bertha Snyder gave a
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Magidsohn miscellaneous shower on June 20
A special meeting of the Jewish
Women's European Welfare Or- of Webb Ave. are spending the at the Belcrest, and Mesdames
ganization will be held Tuesday , holiday week-end at Long Lake, Ben Shlain and Mitchell Shlain
July 6, at 1 p. m., at Congrega- Fenton, Mich., as the guests of Mr. honored the bride, who is their
tion Bnai Moshe, Dexter and and Mrs. Ed Rosenberg of Flint, niece, with a bride-luncheon on
Lawrence. Committee reports wil l Mich.
June 19 at the Belcrest Hotel.

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J.W.E.W.O. Picnic
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Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bradfield are
Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Chernick
spending the holiday week-end at of Tuxedo Ave. entertaiM their
Wolf Lake with their mother, Mrs. friends at a Sunday mottling
Louis Musliner.
breakfast in honor of Mr. and
Mrs. Julius Finn and family, who
Mr. and Mrs. David Marx who returned from San Antonio. Tex.
have been spending the past few
weeks in Frankfort, Mich., will re-
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Tigav of
turn to the city the early part of 2271 Taylor Ave., gave a fare-
next week.
well gathering in honor of Mr.
and Mrs. Morris Birnbaum, who
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Polasky of stilled for Palestine on the S. S.
Chicago Blvd. left Friday for a Normandie on June 30. Their
10-day stay in New York and At- daughter, Dorothy, will spend her
lantic City.
vacation at camp in New Hamp-
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Miss Ruth Hutton of Bay City
is the week-end guest of Miss Mil-
Dr. Alex S. Friedlaender of
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ed them during their recent be-
reavrement and especially to the

The family of the late Jacob Jewish Women's European Wel-

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wishes to thank their rel.-
friends for their many

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fresh as a daisy!

MRS. L. FRIED

11708 Dexter Boulevard

Come One! Come All

On Wednesday, July 7, a limit-
ed number of members and
friends of the Women's Auxiliary
of the Jewish Home for the Aged
will gather in the new home on

Mr. and Mrs. Elliot Moyer of
Washington, D. C., are visiting
Milton Fishman, son of Mr.
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Nathan Fishman of 2984
Charles Finsterwald.
Burlingame Ave., is spending his
summer vacation with his family.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Alexander In September he will return to
and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Phillips his studies at the St. John
are spending the holiday week-end tary Academy.
at Au-Sable Lake.

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Horne on July 7

The Youth Education League
had a special meeting on Monday,
June 28, at the home of Mrs. Edith
Levin, on Sturtevant Ave. Mrs.
Rose Stamel, who is chairman of
the lawn party that the league is

WILL NOT BE

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Women's Auxiliary
of Home for Aged
— —

MRS. B. FELDMAN

be heard in regard of a few new
applications for help from Euro-
pean orphans. Checks will be sen t
to European orphans. who are on
the regular supporting list.
Final arrangements will be made
for the annual picnic to be held
Sunday, July 11, at Palmer Park ,
north side of the swimming pool .
Mrs, B. Feldman, chairman, assist-
ed by Mesdames Israel, Silverstein,
Osnos, Adelman and Weinshelbaum ,
are preparing a home cooked
chicken dinner and drinks. There
will be games and prizes.
The organization requests al l
members, friends with their fam-
ilies to attend this affair, the pro-
ceeds of which will go to help
European orphans.
A lunch will be served Tuesday ,
July 6, at 12 o'clock noon, before
the meeting.

Children's Home
Auxiliary Gives
Vacations to 45

Mrs. S. L. Kavanau, president
of the Women's Auxiliary of the
Jewish Children's Home, an-
nounces that through the efforts
of the auxiliary sufficient money
has been raised to send 45 chil-
dren, who are residents of the
home, for a two-weeks' vacation
at Fresh Air Camp.
Sending the children to camp
is one of the numerous activities
undertaken by the Women's Aux-
iliary, whose objective is to pro-
vide a friendly spirit and personal
touch to the children by remem-
bering them on birthdays, holi-
days, Bar Mitzvahs and gradua-
tions.
Occasional outings are planned
during the summer and anyone
who could colunteer the use of
a car is requested to call Mrs.
Herman Cohen, past president.

Contributions to
North End Clinic

Brady, Sault Ste. Marie, Mich.,
Mrs. Milford Stern, Mrs. Phil- to spend two weeks in military
lip Stern and Mrs. Leonard Weiner service.
will be hostesses at a luncheon and
shower, honoring Miss Rosalie
Miss Miriam Edelstein of 870
Grabowsky, bride-elect of July 17 ,
Seward Ave. left on June 27 for
at the Franklin Hills Country Club.
Harbor Springs, where she will
spend the summer with her par-
Mrs. Saul Davidson of Boston
ents. Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Edel-
Blvd., and Mrs. Frank Feldman
stein.
of Phildaelphia, Pa., were joint
hostesses at a luncheon and miscel-
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Pevos,
laneous shower on Wednesday,
June 23, honoring their sister, Lil- formerly of Atkinson Ave., have
lian Frumin, a bride-elect. Covers moved to 3200 Chicago Blvd.
were laid for 80 guests at the Wil-
Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Koploy of
shire Hotel.
16617 Parkside Ave.. will cele-
brate their 20th wedding anni-
Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Ginsberg
of 1956 Boston Blvd. will leave versary on Thursday evening,
July 6. They will be at home to
July 3 for Atlantic City. On
July 14, they will sail from New their friends.

York on the S. S. Normandie for
a three-months' tour of Europe.

Mrs. Joshua Karbal of Webb
Ave. was hostess to 24 guests at
a
luncheon
and bridge.
Elliot Kronish returned to his
home in New Haven after a visit
The
American
Osteopathic As-
with his uncle and aunt, Mr. and
sociation of Physicians and Sur-
Mrs.. E. A. Bernie.
geons will hold their 41st annual
Mrs. Louis Newman and daugh- convention at Chicago, July
ters, Ruth and Shirley of Louis- 6 to 9. Among the many Detroit
ville, Ky., have been the guests of physicians and their wives who
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Newman of will attend the convention are
Clements Ave. They will spend Dr. and Mrs. J. Koenig of 2491
several weeks at Gratiot Beach Blaine Ave., who will celebrate
where Mr. Newman will join them. their 1st wedding anniversary
July 6.
Mrs. Oscar A. Colten of St.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Gerber who
Louis is visiting with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Morse Colten of have been making their home in
Taylor Ave.
San Francisco, Calif., for the past
five year, have returned to the
Miss Dorothy Magidsohn left city and are residing at 2710
Thursday for Camp Arowhon, Al- Clementa Ave.
gonquin Park, Canada, where she
will resume her duties as dramatic
Miss Revs Clamage of Pasa-
counselor. Miss Magidsohn es- dena Ave. entertained at a gar-
corted a large contingent of De- den party Sunday evening in
troit children.
honor of Miss Harriet E. Levitt
of Chicago who was her house
Jeffrie Abel of Washington, D. guest. Miss Clamage accompan-
C., was a recent guest of his uncle ied Miss Levitt upon her return
and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene to Chicago where she will spend
Spanier of Boston Blvd.
two weeks visiting friends and
relatives.
Mrs. Samuel Schaflander and
daughter, Constance, are spending
Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Chernick
a month in Charlevoix, Mich.
of Tuxedo Ave. announce the
Bar Mitzvah of their son. Her-
Miss Janice Schlesa of New bert, which took place Saturday
York will arrive Saturday, July 3, morning at Congregation Adath
to be the guest of her brother-In- Yeshurun. In honor of the oc-
law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Jos- casion a dinner and dance
was
eph Falk of Chicago Blvd.
given for 80 guests at the Wil-
shire Hotel on Sunday evening.
Mrs. Benjamin Pearlman and Felix Silver was master of cere-
daughter, Leah Ruth, and Mr. and
monies. Among the out-of-town
Mrs. Meyer Cavern and sons, Al- guests were Dr. Manuel Pasick
len and Stanley, will leave Sun- of
Bay City and Mr. and Mrs.
day for Grand Traverse Bay to be Daniel Blum of New York
City.
guests at Bayside Inn.

North End Clinic has received
the following contributions:
For the Social Service Fund
from A. Shiffman.
For the Supplementary Medical
Mrs. Adrian D. Rosen left on
Assistance Fund for Children: In
June 30 to spend the summer in
memory of Mrs. Cora Sloman. from
Atlantic
City. Mr. Rosen will
Mrs. C. M. Sloman.
join her later.
For the Social Service Relief
Fund. from Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Samuel Neil Jacobs. son of Dr.
Kahn.
and Mrs. Joseph J. Jacobs of
Sturtevant -Ave., will spend the
Thu Answer to a Nation's Prayer , summer at Camp Tamakwa, Al-
gonquin Park, Ont.
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fustrthood by
Daniel Ginsberg, son of Mr.
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On Sal. at All Better Dealers
Boston Blvd., left for Shady
Trails Camp, North Port, Mich.,
Flowers for all eecasions — where he will remain for the
Dealer-Joy Florist, Tyler 8-6622. entire

Dr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Jacobs
and children, Ramon David and
Luba Beth, of Sturtevant Ave.
are vacationing at Bluffton on
Lake Michigan.

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MRS. SIMON SHETZER

Petoskey at Humphrey Ayes., at
the first social affair to be held
in the new home.
Luncheon, to be served at
12:30 p. m., will be followed by
card games. Prizes will be award-
ed.
Mrs. Al. Goldberg, chairman
for this party, states that ac-
commodations will be limited
since all catering will be done by
a committee selected from the
memberkhip and no professional
servicea will be employed. Each
member is by this time in receipt
of itgr card bearing complete
data of the affair and names and
telephone numbers of committee
women who are taking reserva-
tions. Tickets are still available
by phoning Mrs. Goldberg at
llogarth 0864. Mrs. Simon
Shetzer, co-chairman, can be
reached at Townsend 8-1909, and
any of the following women who
comprise the ticket committee
may be contacted: Mesdames
Dorothy Cove, Jack Dunn, Rob-
ert Manvil, Anthony Deutsch,
Joseph Rose, Mark Benach, Wal-
ter Amnon', Maurice Wagner, J.
Harvith, Harry Rosman, L. A.
Gottlieb, L. Germansky, W. New-
ton. Jack Greenberg and David
Kaltman, Mrs. Robert Rosen is
chairman of the ticket commit-
tee.
Weather conditions being suit-
able, those arriving earliest for
lunch will be served on the roof
garden of the home.
This gathering is being ar-
ranged under the auspices of the
good cheer committee of the
auxiliary of which Mrs. Al. Gold-
berg is chairman.
Hostesse's for the afternoon
will include Mesdames Philip
Greenwald, Jules Wolfson. L.
Green, Samuel A. Granadier, Jo-
seph Lasky, Roy Rubin, Harry
Ernstein, Norman Adelman, Da-
vid Kliger, K. Lebowitz, Moe
Leiter, Nate Fishman, Samuel
Kavanau, Moe Prince, Herman
Schmier, Sam Collier, Ed Bern-
stein, Ben Imber, K. Faudem, J.
Greenberg, A. B. Strasler, Max
Raritan, Philip Gorelick, Samuel
Schwartz, Aaron Silberblatt, Ju-
lius Wartell, Ben Watersone. A.
Zagal, Ralph Paul, Ben Jacob,
Harry Galperin, Carl Germain.
Joseph Sachs, Karl Kutinsky,
Sam Weller and Jack Rubin.
Mrs. Jack Kavanau is chairman
of hostesses.
Last Wednesday afternoon,
Mrs. J. Rose, chairman of the
sunshine committee, arranged a
party for the residents of the
Ilome for Aged, as the personal
offering of both Mr. and Mrs. A.
M. Ferar who this week celebrat-
ed their silver wedding anniver-
sary. Mrs. Ferar is president of
this auxiliary.

Dr. Morton Helper
Named on Staff of
U. of M. Hospital

Dr. Morton Helper, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Helper of 2489
Atkinson Ave., has been named
assistant resident in the roent-
genology department of the Uni-
versity of Michigan Hospital at
Ann Arbor and has already as-
sumed his duties there.
Dr. Helper received his B. S.
degree .in 1932 and his M. D. in
1936, both from the University
of Michigan. He interned at Har-
per Hospital.

Pioneer Women's
Council Reports
Year's Progress

The council of the Pioneer Wom-
en's Organization held Its last
meeting on June 24, at the home
of Ethel Cabot, 2976 Leslie Ave.
The work of the past year was
reviewed with satisfaction, and the
coming year's work was outlined.
Stress was placed on the donor
luncheon, to be held at an earlier
date than usual, on Tuesday, Jan.
11, 1938.
During the recent tour of Gol-
die Meyerson, the organization an.
ranged a special luncheon with
her, and pledged itself to the pro-
ject to aid the Port of Tel-Aviv by
buying 100 shares.
The various groups of the Pia
neer Women's Organization brought
glowing reports to the council on
work of the past year.
Group No. 1 is closing the sea-
son with a picnic July 11, at Pal-
mer Park. Group No. 2 will have
its picnic at a later date. Group
No. 3, known as the Drora-Kadi-
rnah, English-speaking group,
closed the season's work with a so-
cial evening.

Mr. and Mrs. Max Sthayowits
of the Belcrest Apts. are avend-
ing the 4th of July week-end
at the Edgewater Beach Hotel DEDICATION OF MONUMENT
in Chicago.
A monument in memory of
Julius H. Marx will be dedicated
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Friedman of on Sunday, July 11, at
2 o'clock
the Belcrest have as their guests, sharp in the
new plot of Wood-
Mr. and Mrs. Moe Friedman of
mere Cemetery. Relatives and
Cleveland. Together they are leav- friends
are Invited. In case of
ing for a week's trip to Charlevoix,
rain, the dedication will take

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In Memoriam Donations to Contributions to the Sylvia
Home for Aged
Simons Scholarship
Fund
Mrs. Marian D. Grosberg,

Bay
City, Mich., in memory of fa-
ther, Mayer Davis; Mr*. K. Gold-
stein, 3311 Chicago Blvd. W., In
memory of daughter, Sheina;
Mrs. M. Gruber, Capitol Heights,
Md., in memory of mother, Mrs.
Litwin; Mrs. M. Hurwitz.
%Ta-
ctile, N. Y., in memory of J.
W.
Allen; Z. Morris, 3259 Calvert,
in memory of father, Jacob M.
Morris; Mrs. N. Newnan, 314
Elmhurst. in memory Of Joseph
Solomon and Emma Solomon Pol•
lock; Louis Rosenberg, New York

Contributions to the Sylvia -Si-
mons Scholarship Fund of the
Music Study Club of Detroit were
received from the following:
In honor of the 25th wedding
anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Ed-
mund Sloman, by Mr. and Mrs.
J. S. Saute, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Berman and Dr. and Mrs. Maurice
Benyas.
In memory of Muriel Smith,
from Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Lappin