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Mr. and Mrs. Moe D. Smith announce the engagement o
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Weisman their daughter, Sydelle, to Morris J. Kosak, son of Mr. and Mrs
Isadore
Kosak.
(Lillian Adel), who were married
Mr. and Mrs. George G. Epstean of Chicago Blvd. announc
on Thanksgiving Day at the Wil-
the
engagement
of their daughter, Marjorie, to Gilbert Hart II of
shire Hotel, are now at home at
the Roosevelt Apartment, 11845 Detroit.
LaSalle Blvd.
Mrs. Celia Reuben, formerly of Detroit, now a resident o
Tuscaloosa, Ala., announces the engagement of her daughter, Har-
Sirs. Morrey Shepherd (Zelda riet, to Charles A. Sterman. The wedding will take place on Jan. 2
Smith) of 3253 Rochester Ave., Mr. Sterman is a graduate of the University of Alabama and is a
entertained her bridge club wi h a member of Beta Gamma Sigma and Phi Eta Sigma fraternities.
luncheon on Wednesday afternoon,
Mrs. Rose Schetzer of 1707 Seward Ave., announces the en-
Dec. 15,
gagement of her daughter, Eleanor Ethel, to Ralph Shiffman, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Shiffman of 149 Tennyson Ave., Highland Park.
Harold Shrier returned by plane
from a six weeks' vacation spent
at Ilavana, Cuba, and Miami
Beach, Fla.

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The Jewish National Fund Jrs.
met at the home of Al Meral of W.
Euclid Ave. Tickets for the eighth
Dec. 25—Miss Betty Heideman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
annual dance were distributed Harry Heideman of Sturtevant Ave., to David Wolfe Biderman,
among members.
son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Biderman of Sturtevant Ave., at Bnai
David.
Nu chapter of Iota Alpha Pi,
Dec. 25—Miss Mollie Kamenetzky, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Wayne University's group of the
oldest national Jewish sorority, Jacob M. Kamenetzky of 1984 Taylor Ave. to Dr. Morris H. Masser-
man,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Masserman of 1724 Cortland Ave.
celebrated its anniversary with a
Dec, 25—Miss Gertrude Ann Love, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
formal dinner-dance at the Whit-
tier, on Saturday evening, Dec. 18. Benjamin Charles Love, to Samuel Sidney Willis, son of Mr. and
Jessie Dvorin was in charge of Mrs. Isador Willis.
reservations, and Muriel Goodman
Dec. 26—Miss Helen Fleisher, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S.
arranged favors and program Fleisher of Philip Ave., to Paul Zuckerman, son of Mr. and Mrs.
books. Ruth Broder, president, Joseph Zuckerman, at the Book-Cadillac Hotel.
representing the active group, and
Dec. 26—Miss Ruth Migdoll, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Max
Sylvia Goldman, as an alumna, are Migdoll of Wyandotte, Mich., to Dr. Max Parker, son of Mr. and
now attending the 35th annual Mrs. Samuel Potashnik of 14th St., Detroit, at the Statler Hotel.
national convention of Iota Alpha
Dec. 26—Miss Minnie Tenenbaum, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Pi, at New York.
Morris Tenenbaum of Windsor, Ontario, to Raymond Silberman,
eon of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Silberman of 3276 Webb Ave., at the
The monthly meeting of Neu-
Shaarey Zedek. Reception at 9 o'clock. No cards.
garten Sunshine Club will be held
Jan. 2—Miss Betty Saks, daughter of Morris Saks of 1992 W.
at 1 p. m. Monday, Dec. 27, at the
Jewish Community Center. Mrs. Philadelphia Ave., to Jack Peretsky, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lazar
Charles Aller, chairman of enter- Peretsby, at 6 p. m., at Congregation Beth Yehudah, Pingree and
tainment, announces that the guest Woodrow Wilson. A dinner will follow the ceremony at the Russian
speaker of the afternoon will be Village, 8936 12th St.
Jan. 2—Miss Millie Shugerman, daughter of Meyer Shugerman
L. Bartolme, a graduate of the
University of Salamanca, Spain, of 2011 Hazelwood Ave., to Dr. Bert Solomon of this city, at the
who will discuss conditions in Hotel Statler.
Spain.
Jan. 9—Miss Emeline Mautner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Sam Mautner of Collingwood Ave., to Sam Sampson, son of Mrs.
Sir. and Mrs. Joseph Warren Ida Sampson ,of Elmhurst Ave.
are guests of the Hotel Clinton in
Miami Beach, Fla.

The Misses Lena and Mollie
Camin of Cleveland are spending
the week-end here as the house-
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Paul R.
Freeman of Longfellow Ave.

Births

Nov. 28—To Mr. and Mrs. John Ruskin (Pearl Buchner) of
Miss Lillie Singer of Washing - 4053 Tyler Ave., a son, Edward David.
Dec. 8—To Mr. and Mrs. Jack Glazer of 1968 Kendall Ave.,
the guest of her par -
ton, D. C.,
ants, Mr. and
nd Mrs. A. Singer o f a son, Howard Sherman.
ants,
4034 Elmhurst Ave. Open hour
for friends will be held Sunda
afternoon, from 2 to 6 p.

e
Dec. 16—To Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Pines (Adeline Dann) of
y 2740 Fullerton Ave., a daughter, Barbara Irene.
Mammoth BINGO Parties
To Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Last (Ida Rubin) of 2297 Glendale
Ave., a daughter, Beverly Elaine.
Every Wednesday Evening
The regular meeting of th
Home Relief Society will be het I
BEAUTIFUL USEFUL PRIZES
on Monday, Dec. 27, at 1:30 p. m.
PLAY 25 GAMES FOR 40 CENTS
TREES PLANTED
at the home of Mrs. Arthur Gins : Beth El Sisterhood
berg, 1986 Atkinson Ave., at whic
SPONSORED BY
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,
to
Give
Two
Playa
IN PALESTINE IN
time election of officers will
held. All members are urged t ■
Detroit Lodge No. 55 K. of P.
at
Temple
Tuesday
BUTZEL FOREST
attend.
CASTLE HALL, 114 ERSKINE STREET
TREES
PLANTED
THROUGH
The Senior Rigor Cholem aril I
Mrs. Arthur Bloom, chairman NATIONAL
FUND COUNCIL
have an open meeting Tuesday , of the activities committee of the
Dec. 28, at 7 13. in., at Congrega . Sisterhood of Temple Beth El, en-
The Jewish National Fun(
tion Bnai Moshe, Dexter a nt I tertained at a tea on Tuesday, Council of Detroit announces that
lirrominnummmirograminimmarmirmummaturnmma
Iturmirgrumincruml
Lawrence.
Dec. 21, at her home, 40 McLean the following trees were plantec
Ave. The function was given in in Palestine in the Fred M. Butze
CELEBRATE AT DETROIT'S
WOLF—SIDERMAN
honor of the members of the corn- Forest during the past week:
The marriage of Miss Nora
mittee, and for the members of The Eva Prenzlauer Materniti
GAYEST NEW YEAR'S EVE PARTY
Symposium On
the cast of a dramatic entertain- Aid planted five trees in tin Denise Siderman, daughter of Mr.
ment which the activities commit- Butzel Forest in memory of Mrs and Mrs. Louis Siderman of 3277
Partition Issue
tee is sponsoring. Mrs. Henry George (Rae) Cohen,
Webb Ave., to Morton M. Wolf,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wolf,
Friday Evenin r Meyers helped receive.
The
Detroit
Sunshine
Club
o:
in the presence
' The entertainment consists of Miami Beach, Fla., planted thre , of was 700 solemnized
guests last Sunday at Hotel
Young Israel to Feature Misrach i two children's plays, the casts of trees in the Butzel Forest in mem
DETROIT'S NEWEST AND FINEST
which are recruited from the ory of Mrs. George (Rae) Cohe n Statler. Rabbi Nahum Schulman
Delegates In Discussion,
of Windsor performed the cere-
membership of the sisterhood. The Julius Isaacson and Charles W mony.
on Dec. 31
Hungarian-American Restaurant
first play, called "Three Pills in Rosenberg.
Rosenberg
The bride was attended by Mrs.
Three prominent orthodox rab . a Bottle," has the following cast:
Milton Kovinsky as matron of
Corner West End and West Jefferson Ayes.
tree in by
Mr.
and the Mrs.
Simi)
bis will discuss the pros and con s Miss Josephine Allison, Mrs. Phil- One
Shetzer
hon
or
of
50th
birth
honor.
Miss B. Rotenberg was
of the British government's pro lip Stern, Miss Joan Shulist, Mrs.
Presenting
maid of honor. The Misses Ger-
posal for partition of Eretz Israe - Ruth Gross, Mrs. Norman Him- day of Joseph Haggai.
andine Wagner, Dorothy Cold-
at the 10th in the series of forum krant, Mrs. Frederick LeBosky, One tree by Mr. and Mrs. lima
And His New York
Shetzer in honor of the 50th birth man, Bernice Rotenberg and
by the Young Israel o S Mrs. Sidney Morris and Mrs. Helen
Max Fransko All-String Gypsy Orchestra sponsored
Adele Siderman were bridesmaids.
It is being directed by day of Joseph Haggai.
Detroit on Friday evening, D , Singer.
One tree by Mr. and Mrs. Isaa June Siderman, the bride's sister,
31, at 8:30 p. Tn. The speakers wil ; Mrs. Murray Romm.
was flower girl. The groom was
Shetzer
in
honor
of
the
50th
birth
Featuring
v
The
second
play,
called
"The
be Rabbi Max Kirshblum of Ne
attended by his brother, Raymond.
York, executive secretary of Mi z - Chocolate Soda," is being direct- day of Samuel Frank of 553
Cantor Max Snyder sang the
Hungarian S g Bird
rachi; Rabbi Benjamin Brillian t ed by Mrs. Milton Marx, and con- Woodward Ave.
fro
Phil Brestoft, first
Trees may be planted in th benediction.
of Congregation Kneseth Israel o f tains the following cast: Mrs. Max
violinist
of the Michigan Theater
Butzel
Forest
in
Palestine
b, Orchestra,
Louisville, Ky., and Rabbi S. j. Lowenstein, Mrs. Emanuel Arden,
played'
the wedding
Mrs. Laurence Van Baalen, Mrs. calling Mrs. Philip Slomovit i march. Mrs. Frieda
Fineberg of Flint, Mich. Bot
Meretsky
SPECIALIZING IN HUNGARIAN AND AMERICAN CUISINE
Rabbi Kirshblum and Rabbi Bri . Ruth Blacher, Mrs. Jane Galanty, 17417 Stoepel Ave., Universit, sang "0 Promise Me."
liant received their training fo r Mrs. Peter Gilbert and Mrs. 1-6972.
'
The
newlyweds
left
on a two-
the rabbinate at the Yeshiva Isaa c Eleanor Hartman,
FOR RESERVATIONS PHONE VINEWOOD 2.9720
PLANTED THROUGH weeks' honeymoon trip to the
Elchanan at New York, whil e
The playa will be given on Tues. TREES
HADASSAH'S
COMMITTEE
West Indies.
Rabbi Fineberg was educated t day, Dec. 28, at 2:30 p. m., at the
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the Hebrew Theological College t Temple Beth El, and will be open Mrs. S. L. Kavanau, chairma
KARCH—FENKEL
bres=rammumcniumaingamariz irmorm nomiluttmtin,unimoinzammommomon. Chicago.
to children of members and non- of the Jewish National Fund Con
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Fenkel an-
Rabbi Kirshblum, who is e - members. Mrs. Lee Stritline, and mittee of Hadassah, announce a nounce the marriage of their
petted to arrive In Detroit earl y Mrs. Arthur Bloom are in charge trees planted in Palestine as fo
daughter, Florence, to Morris J.
RABBI FRAM TO SPEAK next week in order to complete a t , of the sale of tickets.
lows:
Karch, son of Mr. and Mrs. Max
AT J. W. E. W. 0. EVENT rangements for the Mizrachi Mi I-
Cfillarra Sear1,9Torida
In
honor
of
Isaac
Shetzer's
60t
h Karch, on Sunday afternoon. Dec.
Western R e g i on a 1 Conferen c
birthday,
by
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Semi
19. Rabbi M. Zager performed
Schwartz
hwartz* of Webb Ave. *
On Tuesday, Dec. 21, the North which is to be held here Jan. 1 Alpha Epsilon Pi's
the ceremony in the presence of
Woodward branch of the Jewish and 2, was a delegate to the 20t h
In
memory
of
Lester
Weissman
the immediate families and a few
Silver
Anniversary
•
Women European Welfare Organi- Zionist Congress held last summ a
friends.
zation met at the home of Mrs. in Zurich. He also took an acti e
In honor of Samuel Frank's 50t h
c Alpha Epsilon Pi, national so- birthday
'rue
Maurice Silverstone of Gladstone part in the Mizrachi conferen c
by
Dr.
and
Mrs.
N.
N.
• BNAI DAVID LADIES'
5:::1•IZTeCT.322.2Zeren•StasEtal2Zma,
which preceded the Congress an d cial fraternity, will celebrate its Frank.
Ave.
s 25th anniversary Dec. 30 through Mrs. S. L. Kavanau may b BRIDGE PARTY JAN. 10
Final plans are being completed which formulated the Mizrachi
n
Jan,
2
at
the
annual
convention
Miami Reach's
for the fifth annual donor lunch- official opposition to the partitio
being held this year at Hotel Penn- reached at 1999 Calvert, Townsen cl An open meeting and member-
Out standing Hotel eon on Jan. 4, at the Fort Wayne plan.
s Sylvania in New York City. A 8-3834,
A fine musical program
ship rally of Bnai David Sister-
Hotel.
continuous round of affairs has
hood is to be held Monday eve-
Achievement
Mrs. Ida Schultz, general chair- planned and greetings will also be
I, been planned by the convention
ning Dec. 27, at the synagogue
man, announced that Sam J. Lave presented from Leon Gellma
I_
committee.
All
of
the
living
found-
YOUNG
ISRAEL
president
of
the
Mizrachi
organ
club rooms. Cards and refresh-
will introduce the guest speaker
era of the fraternity will be pres-
ments will follow the meeting.
of the afternoon, Rabbi Leon ration.
ent, as well as delegates and alum-
A bridge party open to the
Frain.. Musical selections will be
ni
from
coast
to
coast,
public will be held Monday eve-
S.
G.
Gulian
Co.
to
Co-Ope
,
rendered by Mrs. George Wein-
Among those attending from Junior Congregations
ning, Jan. 10, in the social hall
garten, vocalist, and Mrs, Phyllis
ate in Boycott of Ger-
Detroit and vicinity will be Louis of Young Israel
of the synagogue. Members, their
Lachman Seigel, pianist.
man-Made Goods
M. Fels that and Joseph Taisch, Young Israel is sponsoring a friends and the general public
Sirs. Maurice Silverstone is
accompanied
by
their
wives.
Dave
asked to attend. Mrs. David
chairman of the program. She
junior congregation every Satu - are
Following the report that ma t Y Goldsmith, present master of the
lwrey, chairman, and Mrs. Mor-
thanks Mrs. A, Shrier, Sirs. H.
day morning at the Taylor-Woof - ton
German-made Dresden figures we •e group at Michigan State Univer-
Espar,
vice-president and gen-
Mitz and Sirs. Adolph Smilo for
row Wilson Shul, at the Jewis h eral chairman
stocked in the S. G. Gulian Co 5- sity, will be official representative
of affairs, invite
their co-operation.
Center,
Joy
Road
Young
Isra
el
pany
shop
at
20
W.
Adams
Av
.., of his chapter. Mn. Felsenthal is Bldg., Yeshivah Building and Bet the public's co-operation.
Sirs. S. Kaufman, Townsend
Mrs.
S.
G.
Gulian,
when
into
Mrs.
Roy
Chatlin,
chairman of
r-
on
the
national
expansion
commit-
5-4296, and Mrs. Morris Sklare,
Abraham Synagogue. A Sundt
rail..
Townsend 7-2512, are promoting viewed, assured the League f ir tee and also on the central ad- morning minyon is held at tl y e the second annual donor luncheon.
Human
Rights
that
these
articl
is
to
be
held
Feb.
1,
at
Fort Wayne
visory
committee
of
the
fraternity.
card parties. Mrs. A. Denitz and
Shul at 9 o'clock and Is
Detroit Alumni Club has de- Taylor
is receiving encouraging re-
Mrs, A. Gittleman are also on this were acquired some time ago. n
followed by a breakfast and a Hotel,
addition,
Mrs.
Gulian
express
id
ports
as
to
paid-up
pledges.
Sirs.
tided
to
petition
that
the
1938
con-
iommittee. Mrs. L. Margolin is in
glass,
Roy Chatlin, at Townsend 8154,
charge of savings banks. Mrs. Ida her desire to cooperate with ti le cantina be held in Detroit.
Friday
Evening
Class
boycott
of
German
goods
and
sec
v-
will
be
glad
to
advise
patrons
Schultz, Euclid 3527-W, will make
Two Friday evening classes a e , wishing to earn their admissions.
ices. and stated that no forth m.,
dates for rummaging,
being conducted weekly betwei n1 Mrs. Albert Swartz of Otsego
For information call Mrs. Jos- purchases of German merchandi se I Membership Drive
4
7:30
and 8:30 p, m. One class al Ave., entertained board members
would
be
made
by
the
firm.
eph Modell, president, or Mrs, A.
of Hebrew Schools held at the home of Rabbi I. Sto I at her home on Monday, Dec. 20,
The League for Human Righ is 1
Hebrew Ladies Aid Society's B. Knoppow, secretary, Tyler considers
man
and
the other is conducted 1 y at 1:30 p. m.
this
a
satisfactory
eta
te-I
6-9553.
Donor Luncheon Jan. 25
ment and is pleased to put the S.
The last meeting of the mem. Rabbi Wohlgelernter at Be th
G. Cullen Company on its list of bership committee of the United Ms Emanuel Synagogue.
cooperating stores.
Hebrew Schools, headed by Aaron Membership
lishment of a new Young Israel
At the last meeting of the He- Bnai Brith Lodges
A. Silberblatt, was held at the The organization is open f or Center.
brew Ladies Aid Society, the
membership
and
anyone
RODIN CLUB
wishii
Sponsor
"Night
in
home
of
the
president
Rotating College
of
the
president, Mrs. tenets Auslander,
Rodin Club met Wednesd sy schools, Harry Cohen.
Reports any information may call any of Plans are under way to insti-
announced a membership drive.
Palestine" Dec. 29 evening,
at the home of Mrs. S. were submitted by the following the following: David Berris, 12 5 8 tute a rotating college for the
The donor luncheon will be held
Hutton, 3036 Blaine. Card pl y- members of the committee: Na. National Bank Bldg., Cadill AC spring season similar to the one
Jan. 25. Mrs. Jake Greenwald,
conducted by Young Israel of New
All of the Bnai Brith chanters ing followed the meeting a sd than YalTa, Henry Keywell, Harry 8788; Sam Saks, 1546 Penober
who has charge of the reserva- in Detroit are sponsoring "A Night prizes were awarded at each tab le. Cohen, Aaron A. Silberblatt. A. Bldg., Ra. 0390 and A. Bert o, York in conjunction with Yeshivah
tions, urges all interested mem- in Palestine" on Wednesday eve- A midnight lunch was seed by J. Lachover, H. Goldberg,
1809
Pallister,
Tr.
2-8078.
Men
a
gad
College where approximately 3000
Abe
bers and friends to contact her. nine, Dec. 29, at the Bnai Moshe the hostess. Donations were civ en Kasle, Morton Espar, Joseph Ziff women between the ages of 18 a gad attend these classes regularity.
Pledges can be made through any auditorium.
35
are
eligible
for
membersh
by Sirs. Minnie Goodman a id and Si. Lachover.
p. Courses in history, religion, He-
committee member or by calling
Rabbi Leon Fram was the guest The junior and intermediate m e - brew, Zionism, ethics, customs,
Julius Bisno, executive direc- Mrs. Sam Hutton. The co •e.
Mrs. Greenwald, Tyler 5-6454.
tor of A. Z. A., will deliver a snonding secretary, Sirs. Nath an sneaker of the evening. In his in- bership is open to boys and 01 Is ceremonials, codes and current
Mrs. Ethel Miller entertained
travel talk on his recent trip to Fishman. was chairman of t he formal address he touched upon between the ages of 9 and 18. events will be given.
the executive board at the home Palestine.
evening, due to the absence of many phases of Jewish education. Those interested may call Si ax Purim Celebration
of her daughter, Mrs. A. J. Schiff
At the last meeting of Pisgah the regular chairman. The n e xt
The next meeting of the mem- Goldsmith. 231 Owen, Ma. 637 1
A Purim concert and banquet is
on Calvert Ave.
planned. Two nationally known
Lod ge of Bnai Brith, held at the meeting will be held Wednesd av bership committee will be held Building Plans
The
advisory
building
comic
Maccabees Bldg., on Monday. Dec. evening. Dec. 29, at the home of Tuesday evening, Dec. 28, at the
it- cantors, Palestinian motion pic-

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On Tuesday evening, Dec. 21,
at 8 o'clock at a ceremony mark-
ed by extreme simplicity and
beauty, Sara Hope Berman,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Julius
Berman, and Milford Richard
I'regerson, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Aaron Pregerson, spoke their
wedding vows in the main chapel
of Shaarey Zedek.
The altar was banked with
palms and a profusion of white
chrysanthemums, tall white tap-
ers burned in candelabra at either
side of the altar.
The bride wore her sister's wed-
ding gown, a Mainboucher model
of white faille, designed with a
yoke oftucked tulle and a two-
inch band of tulle outlining the
long train, a girdle of tiny orange
blossoms marked the waistline
and a small cluster was placed at
the neckline. Her three tiered
veil, flecked with irridescent se-
quins fell from a tiny cap banded
with the same sequins. She wore
her maternal grandmother's pearls
and carried a fan-shaped arrange-
ment of lillies of the valley and
camellias.
Miss Elsie Goodman of Ports-
mouth, Va., attended the bride
as maid of honor. Her gown
of luster blue faille taffeta was
made princess style with a heart-
shaped neckline outlined in match-
ing flowers with brilliant centers.
She carried a fan of ostrick feath-
ers of lustre blue and also wore
a headdress of silver tipped os-
trich feathers mounted on silver
ribbon which fell to the hemline
of her gown.
The bride's aunt, Mrs. David
Moss, served as matron of honor
in a gown of royal blue styled
similar to the maid's of honor
dress. She carried a royal blue
feather fan and wore a head-
dress corresponding to that of
Miss Goodman.
The bridesmaides were Miss
Irene Cohen of Duluth, Minn.,
Miss Gertrude Pregerson, sister
of the groom, and the Misses An-
nette Fine and Doris Moss, cou-
sins of the bride. They wore
silver tissue cloth gowns copied
after Alix with tight basque
waistlines and very full skirts.
They held lustre and royal blue
fans and wore headdresses like
those of the honor maid and ma-
tron in the two shades of blue.
The bride's mother was gowned)
in a Chanel model of gray metal
cloth and accessories of royal
blue including a corsage of royal
blue orchids.
Mrs. Pregerson wore a' black
crepe gown with sequin jacket and
a corsage of green orchids.
Mandell Berman, brother of the
bride, served as best man, and
ushers for the occasion were Ber-
tram Smokier, Lee Edloff, Dr.
Raymond Sokolov, Saul Dunitz,
Lawrence Leviton of Chicago, III.,
Dr. Ben Stamell, Jerome Rothen-
berg and Abner Friedman.
The young couple left for an
extended visit in the south, the
bride traveling in an imported
Scotch Plaid suit of brown and
beige with tuxedo revers of lynx
and matching accessories.

20, Mrs. Goldie Meyerson of Pal-
estine, delivered an address.

Mrs. Morris Koffman, 3375 F
lerton. son Ave.

2280 Atkin- tee headed by Max Osnos is now tures and a dance will be features
working on plans for the estsb- • of the evening.

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Beth Tefilo
Emanuel Events

Cong.

RABBI'S STUDY!

Th• preeldent and oral.. of thecon-
gregation announce the open'. et •
&pedal 'study, equipped for Rabid Max
J. Wohleeleenter. • use at the eynagoeue.
The rabid will be available to callers
at his study every morning between the
hours of 11 snd IL and he may also be
reached during the daily morning and
evening see Iced The telephone number
to the rabbi's study le Trinity I-2111.

DAILY PRATIOIst
Three morning mlnyonim are held
cry weekday •t the ,ioneogu,
at

4:30 p m. daily. followed by the study
of Al,, Yaker conducted by Rabbi Wahl-
etlerntpe. Mario oervices follow. Sat-
urdaymorning ....lc. begin at I
o'clock.

THE RABBI IN THE COMMTNITY:
05M1 Wohigeleenter Addree..1 the
annual MIgrachi Women's Organisation
donor luncheon. Dec. IA at the Shaarey
Zedek prole) hall.

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STUDY GROUP:
A eiass in the weekly reading of the
Torah. Jointly spot...red by Emanuel
synagogue and Young Israel of De-
troit • begins this Friday evening. under
the direction of Rabbi Wohlgeleenter.
The group is purpling the study of
the book Sheen. (Exadrol. with the
eontmentary of Rebid Shelton° 1.01.1.
The session Is 4-00,1.14.1 at 11:30 in order
to allow the members to attend the
Friday e•ent. forum which toile. It.
CANTOR TO •lisav SERVICE/4
NET SABBATH:
Chalon Rubin iloyarsky of Beth
Tillo Emanuel will ofhclat• at the Fri-
day evening and Saturday morning serv-
ices. loc. 31 and Jan. 1. and will chant
the biessine for the month of Shevat.
which begins Monday, Jen 3.

SIERHONN:
Rabid Wohlgeleenter will preach gat-
urday mornien before mural in Litt-
lish. and at Sit to the afternoon In
11.1dtsa.

TCNIOR CONGREGATION:
The r•ruisr Pat.hAth morning serv-
icea sponsored by Yonne tool for
y.,,th, tot, and Fria were roamed ILO
Saturday• ■ the synagneue. Las Gold-
Jonas Pelt. I.
members of
Smith
Young Israe
Israel.
l. tets In [here.

11AIIII.TON RABIS5, TORCH CCESfri
Rabbi 1.4.stirt. Axelrod. spiritual lead-
er of the 0.15 Jacob Synagoeue In Bon-
Mon. Ont.. I• pulpit formerly .oeepled
be Rabbi Wohlgolernt.O. was optaker
lectern pert.
•at th• rrld•y

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eponeored by the Young Israel. Dee.
17. A former oudent at the Hebron
Yeah'. In Mats W.I. Rabbi Axelrod.
Ater wawa ortheolosy as clewed from the
eyes of a Yeshiva flarnoor and gave •
vivid portrayal of :he inspiring atmor
p here of that modern Torah center at
Palestine.
Rabbi Abraham M. Karpni. formerly
of cliehan. Lithuania. who is slating
Detroit now, In the interest of the ye•
shit. u,aluci of Radon. Po-
land. was nest Meeker Saturday after.

Contributions to Scholarship
Fund of United He-
brew Schools

Rita and Ayers Cohn. children
of Mr. and Mrs. Irwin I. Cohn
of Fullerton Ave., contributed one
scholarship to the United Hebrew
Schools scholarship fund in mem-
ory of theie dearly beloved grand-
mother. Lena Levin, of Chicago,

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sklar of
Chicago Blvd., renewed their
scholarship to the United Hebrew
Schools scholarship fund in mem-
ory of their beloved daughter.
Seena Betty, who missed away on
the 14th day of Elul (Aug. 25,
1934).

"Parents and Children" Is
Rabbi Sperica's Topic
on Dec. 31

"Parents and Children" is the
title to be delivered by Rabbi
Joshua Sinrka of Congregation
Bind David, Elmhurst at 14th, on
Friday evening,
D. Schkolnick, choir leader of the
synagogue, will be in charge of
the musical part of the service. A
social hour will be held following
the lecture. All are welcome,

CALENDAR OF EVENTS

Jan. 11—Pioneer Women's 7th
annual donor lureheon, at Masonic
Temple.