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Important Notice
BEGINNING
Tuesday, July 6
We will close our stores
Tuesday & Friday Eves
at 6 P. M.
Sundays at 2 P. M.
AU other days at 9 p. m.
Saturdays 11 p. m.
12Th ST.
MERCHANTS
ASS'N
Bizer's Shoe Store
8527 12th St.
Block's Clothes Shop
9047 12th St.
Chic Dress Shop
9035 12th St.
Davis & Halperin
8950 12th St.
Ehrman & Son
9043 12th St.
Fogel's Boot Shop
8727 12th St.
Jack Halperin's Good
Clothes
8945-47 12th St.
Helen's Dress Shop
8701 12th St.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Slutsky of
Port Huron celebrated their 25th
wedding anniversary at Northwood
Inn last Sunday evening, at a din-
ner party for 35 guests.
Wedding Calendar
Births
MRS. ISENBERG NAMED CHAIRMAN
OF HADASSAH 1937 ROLL OF HONOR
ner . . . Guests are welcome!
. A bingo party will be held
the following night (Sunday)
and plans are being completed
for an exciting and interest.
ing day on Monday, July 5,
which includes a ladies and
gentleman's tournament.
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Mr. and M1'8. Joseph Jacobs and
family of Elmhurst Ave. are spend-
ing the summer months at their
home at Stony Point Peninsula
on Lake Erie. They will have open
house for their many friends
throughout the Bummer. Mrs. Ja-
cobs' sister, Mrs. Hyman Miller
The final round of the spring and family, and Mrs. Betty Gins-
tournament will be completed burg and son of Chicago, are their
this week - end. The finalists are house guests.
as follows: In the first flight, the
Mrs. Hannah Lang of Los An-
winner of the Sol Kopman-Mac
Gordon match (which was to be geles. Calif., is the guest of Mr.
played as we go to press) is to and Mrs. Jack Langer of Dexter
meet Sammy Sofferin; in the sec- Blvd.
ond flight are Max Blumberg vs.
Mrs. J. Schweitzer of 2288
Nate Margolis; in the third flight
Eddie Bernie plays Norman Buck- Pingree Ave. returned from a
ner.
week's stay in Denver, Colo.,
where she attended the confer-
ence of the J. C. R. S. Mrs.
Lou Tabashnik is one of the
Schweitzer also visited in Pikes
finest story tellers in the club
Peak, Colorado Springs and Man-
and his favorite tale is the
itou Springs.
one about the white and black
Kaufman's Furs
Mrs. William B. Isenberg has
been appointed head of the 1937
Roll of Ilonor campaign, the sole
fund-raising project of the Detroit
chapter of Hadassah. This an-
nouncement was made by Mrs.
Maurice Landau, president of the
organization, at the email lunch-
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cow .. • it's a dark . • . add
similes: As rare a, a Jewish
caddy ... Sam Lucas can throw
a golf club farther than he can
hit a golf ball ... Last Sunday,
while playing one of his usual
games, that is, in the rough
•nd out, he came to the 16th
hole 'teddy much perturbed
• .. undaunted, he would show
his friends that be wasn't a
dub .. . be strode to the tee,
set up hi. ball and with •
mighty swing smote the ball
into the woods . . . then an.
other, another and another ...
four successive balls into the
same spot . . . "The fates are
against me," cried Sam, and
then as George Washington
tossed a silver dollar across the
Potomac he hurled his club
straight down the fairway
about 80 yards . . . We don't
blame you. Sam, after all, there
is • limit to human cedar-
•nce.
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The femmes will stage a 9-hole
medal play tournament next
Tuesday. Mrs. Samuel Glassman
will be stationed at the first tee
to start off the contestants and
to provide playing partners for
those who desire them. If you
haven't as yet arranged a two-
some or ■ foursome don't hesi-
tate to come out anyway, and
Mrs. Glassman will supply you
with a partner. There will be two
prizes as usual. Members are
urged to bring guests. The win-
ners of last Tuesday's kickers
tournament were Mrs. Otto A.
Weiss and Mrs. Sol Kopman. The
door prize was won by Mrs. Alex
Schreiber.
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This Saturday and Sunday.
July 3 and 4, the men will hold
a 36-hole medal play tournament.
Players will be divided into two
classes. Those with handicaps
of 24 or under will be in Class
A. Those with handicaps over
24 will be in Class B. There will
be prizes for each class.
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Eddie Bernie and Leo Marks
are the best of friends every-
where but on • golf course.
They wouldn't concede each
other an inch putt if his life
depended on it. So, one day ■
short time ago, Eddie had one
of his "off" days and scored a
13 on the 14th hole. When Leo
heard about it, he guffawed till
tears rolled down his cheeks
•nd with fiendish glee he chalk-
ed the score on the blackboard
in the locker room so that all
may see it. The following day,
Leo, content with the world,
started a round of golf. When
he came to the 14th hole, he
suddenly thought of his pal
Eddies performance o n thi s
same hole the day before and
guffawed some more. But soon
thereafter gloom dispelled joy
because Leo scored • 14!
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Moral for the week:
A good shot with a golf club
is worth two in the club house.
9026 12th St.
Janet's Ladies Wear
Shop
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Mr. and Mrs. I. Goldberg of 3032 Richton Ave. announce th
engagement of their daughter, Rose, to Harry Zarankin, son o
Mr. and Mrs. N. Zarankin of 14891 Quincy Ave.
Mrs. Fannie Brodsky of Monterey Ave. announces the en-
gagement of her daughter, Clara, to Fred Silber, son of Mr. and
Ides. Joseph Silber of Fenkell Ave.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Myers of
Monterey Ave. sailed June 30 on
the Normandie to attend the wed-
ding of their niece, Miss Ruby
Black of Belfast, Ireland, and will
make an extended tour of England
and France before they return in
We are greatly pleased with
July 18—Miss Ruth Weissman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
September.
the manner in which this column
Eerie) Weissman of Leslie Awl, to Samuel Katzman, son of Mr.
has been accepted not only by
Mrs. M. Davis, formerly of and Mrs. Aaron Katzman of W. Philadelphia Ave.
Knollwoodians but by the com-
3342 Chicago Blvd., is making
July 25—Miss Beatrice Solomon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
munity in general . . . our read-
her home with her sister and S. Solomon of 3030 Sturtevant Ave., to Albert B. Fox. son of
ers (bragging again!) are invited
brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. M. Mr. and Mrs. S. Fox of 1955 Hazelwood Ave.
to shoot in some contributions
Hamburger of 1657 Taylor Ave.
that deserve the light of day
. . . Special boxes are conven-
Mr. and Mrs. Klaus L. Schles-
iently placed in both the men's
inger and family, formerly of
and ladies' locker rooms at the
Elmhurst Ave., have moved to
clubhouse for that purpose.
their new home at 3012 Pasadena
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Ave.
A perfect holiday awaits
June 19—To Mr. and Mrs. Morris M. Bader (Ida Brown o
Members at the club over the
Rosalie Cohane has set Aug. 29
Detroit) of Jackson, Mich., a eon, Dennis Allan.
July 4th week-end . . . The
as the date of her marriage to Dr.
summer formal dinner-dance
Samuel S. Danziger, son of Mr.
which will be held on Saturday
and Mrs. N. Danziger of Colum-
night, July 3, promises to be a
bus, 0.
gala affair with a fine program
of entertainment booked. Mike
Miss Laurette DeYoung of Pin-
Falk and his orchestra will be
gree Ave. left for New York
there and Adolph Weiss has
where she will spend the summer
studying modern music.
planned to luscious din.
Ideal Shoe Store
9021 12th St.
PAGE SEVEN
and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE
Eva Prenzlauer Maternity
Aid Annual Excursion
on July 14
9034 12th St.
The fifth annual excursion to
Linsky's Shop
Bob-Lo will be held Wednesday,
8730 12th St.
July 14. There will be games
and prizes for the children and
Olen & Wein
cards for the grown-ups.
9038 12th St.
Mrs. N. Blatnikoff, chairman
A. Pupko Dry Goods
of this affair. assisted by Mrs.
9030 12th St.
F. Strauss and Mrs. Paula Gold-
Rouman Shoe Store
smith, co-chairmen. invite mem-
9009 12th St.
bers and their friends to partici-
pate in this all-day picnic. Pro-
ceeds will be used for many
MONDAY NIGHT CLUB
cases now or hand.
The Monday Night Club met
For tickets call any of the
at the home of Mrs. Kantor, following: Ty. 6-0678; Hogarth
3800 Tuxedo. Plans were made 9460; Clifford 0554.
for a picnic on July 18. The
next meeting will be held at the
SOOTHE TIRED NERVES
home of Mrs. Constentine of
By Smoking • Majestic Cigar
Richton Ave., on Monday, July 5 .
histriboted 111
NORMAN • TY 4-6635
Flowers for all occasions -- NATHAN
at All Better Dealers
Dexter-J., Florist, Tyler 64622. On Sale
Mrs. Carl Rosner of Sturte-
vant Ave. and her daughters,
Rosevelyn and June, left Thurs-
day for a short stay at Port
Stanley, Ont. Miss June return-
ed last week from a six-weeks'
visit in Los Angeles, Calif.
Mrs. Isenberg will be Mrs. Sidney
Allen, who so successfully directed
the 1936 campaign. Assisting these
chairmen will be the following vice-
chairmen: Mrs. Maurice Aronsson,
Mrs. Edward Atlas, Sirs. Abraham
Cooper, Mrs. Joseph Frank, Mrs.
Fred Ginsburg, Mrs. Abraham
Srere, Mrs. Herbert Warner, Mrs.
Joseph Welt and Mrs. Henry
Wineman.
The associate chairmen include
Mrs. Samuel Kavanau, Jewish Na-
tional Fund; Mrs. Joseph Magid-
sohn, infant welfare fund; Mrs.
Aaron Silberblatt, school luncheon
fund; Mrs. Joseph Welt, Youth
Aliyah; Mrs. Robert Marwil
Hadassah - Rothschild University
Hospital; Mrs. Nathan Simons.
Mrs. Ellis Thal, assisted by Mrs.
Samuel Rubiner, will act as cor-
responding secretary for the cam-
paign; and Mrs. Jacob Mazer, with
Mrs. Harry Glick, will be the
financial secretary. Mrs. Harry L.
Kopel is the Youth Aliyah secre-
tary.
The prospect committee will be
headed by Mrs. David Diamond
and Mrs. Carl Schiller. Mrs. Joseph
Frank is chairman of the records
committee. Memoriams will be
handled by Mrs. Herbert Warner
and Mrs. Theodore Levin.
The weekly rallies will be directed
by the following: Program, Mrs.
Jacob Sauls and Miss Hattie
Gittleman; arrangements, Mrs. Si-
mon Shetzer; reservations, Mrs.
Harry Goldberg; telephone squad,
Mrs. Reuben Rosenfield; hospital-
ity, Mrs. H. C. Broder.
Mrs. Arthur S. Purdy and Mrs.
Lewis B. Daniels are In charge of
the publicity for the Roll of Honor
campaign.
Miss Bernice Edelstein of 870
Seward Ave. sailed on June 26
from New York City on the S. S. MRS. WILLIAM B. ISENBERG
Virginia, for California, where
she will spend the summer eon of the old and new board mem-
months.
bers held last Monday at the
Franklin Hills Country Club. The
campaign will officially open In the
early fall and will extend until
Dec. 14 when the gala celebration
terminating the close of the cam-
paign will take place.
Serving as co-chairman with
Adolph Goutman, former student
of the Jewish Community Center
Art School, is entering his third ■••■•■■•■••■ •••••• ■•■•■■■■ ••••• ■•■•■•••■■ •......
year in the Chicago Art Institute.
This is the third;
scholarship het
has won to this
school.
NATINSKY—HOCHMAN
Mrs. David B.
On Sunday, June 20, Congre-
Werbe, chairman
of the art com- gation Bnai David was the scene
mittee of the Jew- of a beautifully appointed wed-
ish Community ding when Miss Ethel Hochman
Center, announces was given in marriage by her
that another parents, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
honor has been Hochman, to David Natinsky, son
bestowed upon of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Natinsky.
Mr. Goutman who
Dorothy Hochman attended her
was invited by lister as maid of honor.
Prof. Boris Anis-
The bridesmaids were Bernice
feld to his home
Hochman, sister of the bride.
in Central City,
Diane Small, Lorraine Glazer,
Colo., to paint
Sara Forman, Molly Karp.
A. Goutm ■ n
with him.
Dave Korman served the groom
Contributions to
the scholarship fund of the art as best man, and the ushers were
Lou
Altes, Harvey Galbert, Irv-
school of the Center were received
ing Berman, Joe Savrinski, Henry
from the following:
Berrie.
Mrs. Irving I. Edgar, Mrs.
After the ceremony dinner was
Nathaniel Goldstick, Mrs. Alexan-
der Freeman, Mrs. Harry Farb- served for 210 friends and rela-
stein, Mrs. Mortimer Meyer, Mrs. tives.
MISS SARA HOPE BERMAN
After a two-weeks' honeymoon
Joseph Welt, Mrs. Walter Lab,
Mrs. David Huber, Mrs. Maurice trip to Buffalo and through the
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Berman of
Morse, Zedakah Club, Mrs. Walter east, the couple will reside at Burlingame Ave. announce the en-
2305 Richton Ave.
Ileavenrich.
gagement of their daughter, Sara
Hope, to Milford Richard Preger-
TAISCH—SCHREIER
On June 20, in the presence son, son of Mr. and Mrs. Aaron
of 100 guests, Miss Bessie M. Pregerson of Euclid Ave. Miss
Schreier became the bride of Jo-
Berman is a graduate of North-
seph Taisch at a lovely cere-
mony in the garden of her aunt's western University where she was
affiliated
with Alpha Epsilon Phi.
home at 8742 LaSalle Blvd. Rabbi
Mr. Pregerson attended the Uni-
New officers of the Ladies Aux- A. M. Hershman officiated.
The bride wore a peach lace versity of Michigan. The wedding
iliary of the House of Shelter
will take place in December.
were installed at • luncheon held gown with a veiled hat of tulle
and
aqua accessories. Her bou-
at Lachar's on Monday, June 28.
Kurt Peiser, retiring executive quet was orchids and lillies of the WITH ZION'S GREETINGS
director of the Jewish Welfare ,alley. She was given in mar-
Ilaaretz, Palestine's oldest He-
Federation of Detroit, lauded the riage by her aunt, Mrs. Samuel brew daily, is taking a tip from
ladies for their work during the Benjamin and was attended by the English-Jewish press of
past year. He was introduced by her cousin, Freda Benjamin. Rab- America . . . It's planning a spe-
Mrs. Isaac Rosenthal, who was bi Hershman officiated. The cial Rosh Hashonah issue of 50
the installing officer. The officers groom was attended by his broth- pages which will contain thou-
er, Nathan.
are:
A reception for 200 followed sands of New Year's greetings
Mrs. Hyman Altman, president:
from all parts of the world.
Mrs. lf. Lansky, first vice-presi- the ceremony, after which Mr.
and
Mrs. Taisch left on a motor
dent; Mrs. A. LaBret, second
vice-president; Mrs. David Gold- trip to California. They will be
and William Klein of Toledo. 0.
berg, recording secretary; Mrs. at home after Sept. 1 at 8742
Mr. and Mrs. Gray are on a
Max Silverman, financial secre- LaSalle Blvd.
wedding trip to Atlantic City and
tary; Mrs. A. Katz, treasurer.
other Eastern resorts. Upon
GRAY—LACHMAN
At a ceremony which took place their return they will take up
Excursion of N. W. Branch in the parlors of Temple Beth their residence in this city.
El, Sunday, June 27, at 2 o'clock,
of J. W. E. W. 0.
SOFEN—PARKER
Miss Lucille Lachman, daughter
At an impressive ceremony
on July 27
of Samuel Lachman of this city.
held
in
front of a fireplace
and Dr. Manuel It. Gray, son of
Mrs. Elias Epps was hostess to Mr. and Mrs. Milton Gray of banked with ferns, Miss Ruth
the members of the North Wood- 3345 Richton Ave.. were united in Parker, daughter of Mrs. Nathan
ward branch of the Jewish Women marriage. The service was read by Katzman, became the bride of
European Welfare Organization Rabbi Leo M. Franklin, In the Dr. Money Sofen, son of Mr.
at a meeting at her home on Chi- presence of the immediate fam- and Mrs. Ben Sofen, on Sunday,
June 20.
cago Blvd., on Wednesday, June ilies and a few close friends.
The bride's gown was of ivory
The bride, who was given in
30. Mrs. J. Modell, president,
marriage by her father. wore a chiffon, with an Ivory satin jack-
presided.
et.
Bands of ivory satin also
Plans we're discussed for the white satin suit ensemble. Her
excursion to Bob-Lo on Tuesday, email white turban with shoulder bordered the hemline of the
July 27. Tickets are available from veil completed the costume. She gown. Her shoulder-length veil
was held In place by an off-the-
board members. Mrs. Elias Epps, carried white orchids.
Miss Margie Lachman, In ■ face cap. She wore a corsage of
chairman, Townsend 8.2934, will
gardenia
and lilies-of-the-valley
be glad to offer information in gown of dusty coral and carry-
planning a picnic party. Mrs. Ida ing gardenias, attended her sis- and carried a white Bible. At-
tending
the
bride as matron of
Schultz will have charge of games, ter as maid of honor. and Sid-
ram and amusements. Free candy, ney Gray served his brother as honor was her sister, Mrs. Leo
Wise.
balloons and novelties will be given beet man.
Following the reception. the
to the children. The public Is In-
Forty guests were present at
the dinner which followed at bridal couple left for an extended
vited.
Contributions to the Benjamin Hotel Detroit-Leland. Among Eastern trip.
Among the out-of-town guests
Wieper Memorial Flower Fund them were Mrs. Hattie Eppstein.
were donated by Mrs. M. Baker, Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Rosen- were Dr. Harry Sofen, of Kala-
and by Mrs. S. Kaufman, in honor berg, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kei- mazoo and Morris Patt of Altoona
of her recovery from illness.
den. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Minkow and Pittsburgh, Pa.
Goutman Wins 3rd
Art Scholarship
arrittgrIii
House of Shelter
Auxiliary Installs
Its New Officers
Betrothed
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CALENDAR
OF EVENTS
July 7—Women's Auxiliary,
Jewish Home for Aged, gala
bridge luncheon at Jewish
Home for Aged, Petoskey and
Humphrey. Lunch, cards, table
prize, and door prizes. Lunch-
eon served on roof garden at
12:30 o'clock.
July 11—Yeshivah Beth Ju-
dah excursion to Put-In-Bay.
July 11—Annual picnic of
Hebrew Ladies' Aid Society.
July 14 — Eva Prenzlauer
Maternity Aid excursion to
Bob Lo.
July 25—Moonlight of the
combined Bnai Brith lodges
if Detroit (Pisgah Lodge, Louis
Marshall Lodge, Ladies' Aux-
iliary).
July 27—Excursion to Bob
Lo by North Woodward branch
of J. W. E. W. 0.
Sept. 13—Opening meeting
of Detroit chapter of Iladus-
sah.
Oct. 24 — Annual dinner-
dance of Home Relief Society.
Dec. 14—Honor roll affair
of Detroit chapter of Hades-
iah.
Delegation of 200
To Present Protest
On POlind to Hull
Detroiter. on National Commis-
sion to Secretary of State
Next Thursday
A Detroit delegation represent-
ing the local chapter of the Ameri-
can Jewish Congress and the con-
ference of Jewish organizations
that was called for the purpose of
considering the constitution of the
Jewish Community Council will
join a national delegation at Wash-
ington next Thursday morning to
present a memorandum of griev-
ances to Secretary of State Cor-
dell Hull in protest against the
occurrences in Poland.
Secretary Hull will receive the
national delegation of 200 at 11
a. m. and will hear recomtnenda
Hon with reference to the Jews
In Poland. A conference of the
delegation will be held at Hotel
Willard at 8 a. m. preceding the
presentation of the memorandum
to Secretary Hull.
MOONLIGHT OF
BNAI BRITH ON
SUNDAY, JULY 25
Pisgah Lodge Holds First Execu-
tive Meeting Under Leader-
ship of S. W. Leib
Last Monday night, June 28,
Pisgah Lodge of Bnai Brith held
Its first general committee meet-
ing under the leadership of Sam-
uel W. Leib, its newly elected
president.
At this meeting elaborate plans
were laid for an active year. The
first of the events to take place
will be a joint summer frolic to
be held at the Bnai Moshe Syna-
gogue on July 14, to be sponsored
by Pisgah Lodge, Louis Marshall
Lodge and the Ladies Auxiliary.
The moonlight, which is to take
place July 25, is working in full
swing. Tickets for the moonlight
may be obtained by calling any of
the following: Samuel W. Leib,
Herman Osnos, Benjamin F. Gold-
man, Henry Thumin, Albert Gold-
berg, Dr. Maurice Silverman.
Another event which will be of
considerable interest to the mem-
bers is the coming 80th anniver-
sary of Pisgah Lodge. Prepara-
tions are already under way for
this event,
2 Societies Give
Outings on July 11
Auxiliary of Yeshiva Beth Judah
and Ladies' Lechem Ani-
yim Sponsor Event
Great interest is being displayed
by the Jewish community in the
outing sponsored jointly by the
Ladies Auxiliary of Yeshiva Beth
Yudah and the Detroit Ladies
Lechem Aniylm, at Put-in-Bay, on
July 11.
In addition to the activity of the
members of both the above organi-
zations, many organizations are in-
terested in this affair.
Several interesting events have
been scheduled that will appeal
especially to the younger members
of the community.
A committee has been appointed
consisting of Louis Nathanson,
Gerald Goldberg, Norman Rom, and
Meyer Weisenfeld, with Irving W.
Schlussel as chairman to take
charge of these events.
Tickets may be secured from the
following:
Dexter Specialty Shop, 11645
Dexter Blvd.; Dexter Furniture
Store, 10338 Dexter Blvd.; Dexter
Hardware Store, 11350 Dexter
Blvd.; Cortland Pharmacy, 12313
Linwood; General Decorating and
Painting, 8642 Linwood; Plotkin's
Book Store, 8919 12th St.
The entire Jewish community is
invited to take part in this event.
Officers Elected By
Hebrew Schools'
Children's Minyon
Election of officers was held
by the members of the Children's
Congregation of the Philadelphia-
Byron School. The following
were elected: Shirley Subar,
president; Manuel Segel, vice-
president; Frieda Smolinaky, sec-
retary; Isadore Singer, boys' ser-
geant; Pearl Rappaport, girls'
gement. The following are
members of the board: Hillel
Abrams,
Milton Resnick, Ida
Cohn, Rosalie Tron and Esther
Segel.
This congregation assembles
each Saturday morning at 9:45
in one of the large rooms of the
Philadelphia - Byron and holds
Saturday morning services. Fea-
tures of these services are the
sermonettes prepared by the
members themselves in comment
on either the Sedra of the week,
or a current topic. The services
Town Fashion
of
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JERSEY
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1995
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Cove-cool black, has a way all its own of flattering
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you really have to don this frock to appreciate how it
molds the bust-line, slims the hips, and accentuates the
whiteness of your throat and arms. A halo-turban
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HAVE A PLEASANT TIME—
AND HELP TWO IMPORTANT CAUSES
By Attending
the
EXCURSION
of the
Ladies' Auxiliary of Yeshiva Beth Judah
and the Detroit Ladies Lechem Aniyira
at Put-In-Bay on Sunday, July 11
STEAMER PUT-IN-BAY
Leaves at 9 a. m. Sharp, Foot of First St.
THE ENTIRE JEWISH COMMUNITY IS INVITED
Tickets may be ...red from the following,
Dexter Specialty Shop, MO Dexter litivd. — Drater Farnham Store,
1011. Dealer Blvd—Dexter Ilenitstsre Store, state Dexter Bird.—Cart.
land I'hsnnaer, 121I3 Linnood--elenend Deconstiow A Takttlag,
La•nood—Flotkla's Book store, ISIO Itth ht.
.
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8810 TWELFTH ST.
TYLER 6-7270
MADISON 0532
are always closed with a Kidduah.
All children who att.:A regu-
Refreshments are served to all larly for about two months be-
children.
come members and they are pre-
From time to time the mem- sented with • spetial membership
bers arrange for a program at card, and those members who at-
which synaroga/ tones are the
main feature. Last week such tend for two more consecutive
a program was arranged for the months receive a 'pedal Wars
parents and their friends.
button.