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January 28, 1938
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PAGE SEVEN
and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE
BEEF SANDWICH with Pickle .... 12c
MILLER'S TASTY SIIOP
Luncheon of Bnai
David Sisterhood
on Tuesday, Feb. 1
Engagements
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar W. Lefkofsky of 3309 Clairmount Ave
announce the engagement of their daughter, Frances, to Max Blum
son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Blum of Ypsilanti, Mick.
Mrs. Rose Skolnik of Richton Ave. announces the engagemen
of her daughter, Isabel, to Albert S. Cowan, son of Sir. and Mrs.
Jacob S. Cohen of-Merrill Ave.
More Donors for
Bnai Moshe Event
Something different in enter-
tainment is promised by the Bnai
Moshe Sisterhood at the annual
donor dinner to be held Sunday,
Feb. 13, 6:30 p. m.
In place of a speaker there will
be a group of talented artists who
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ENROLLMENT BLANK
YOUNG ISRAEL OF DETROIT
Close-Out
Wedding Calendar
EVENING GOWNS
▪
Jan. 28-Miss Belle Tarnow, daughter of Max Tarnow of
Windsor, Ont., to Sam Farfel, son of Mr. and Sirs. Abraham Farfe
of 2753 Hazelwood Ave. The marriage will be performed by Rev
S. Mogil in Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Farfel will leave for a
short honeymoon to Niagara Falls.
Jan. 30-Miss Isabelle Lansky, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.
Lansky of 4080 Monterey Ave., to Marvin Markowitz, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Max Markowitz. Ceremony and reception at bride's home,
at 8 p. ni. No cards.
Jan. 30-Mies Ethel Bleier, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Adolph
Bleier of Linwood Ave. to Louis Surowitz, son of Mr. and Sirs.
Ben Surowitz of Fullerton Ave, at Congregation Bnai Moshe, at
5 o'clock.
Jan. 30-Miss Irene Pollack, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Morris
Pollack of Virginia Park, to David Harold Finkel, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Meyer Finkel of Sturtevant Ave., at the Hotel Fort Wayne,
at five o'clock, Rabbis Isaac Stollman and Leo M. Franklin will
officiate.
Jan. 30-Miss Harriet Ann Kaiser, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
J. Blum of Ypsilanti, Mich., to Max M. Miller, son of Mr. and
Mrs. 1. Miller of West Philadelphia Ave.
Feb. 1-Miss Itylda Ruth Fixler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
A. H. Fixler of 4572 Allendale Ave., to Jack Erman, son of Mr.
and Mrs. David Erman of 3294 Blaine Ave. Rabbi S1, Fischer will
perform the ceremony.
Feb. 5-Miss Myrtle E. Herachberg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry L. Ilerachberg of 1.944 Atkinson Ave., to David Redisch of
this city. Rabbi A. M. Hershman will officiate.
Feb. 6-Miss Betty Ann Lehvinne, daughter of Mrs. Alta
Lehvinne of Covington Drive, to Irwin Littinger of Chicago, Ill.
The ceremony will be performed by Rabbi Joshua Sperka at his
residence in the presence of the immediate families.
Feb. 7-Mies Lizette Mildred Freund, daughter of Dr. Ilugo
A. Freund, to Dr. Barnett Malbin, son of Mrs. Rebecca Malbin.
That Were From $29.95 to $159 95
'18
EVENING GOWNS
That Were From $15 to $22.95
$5
Warsaw Club of Detroit
EVENING WRAPS
That Were Priced At -$2995
Misses' and Women's sizes included
'15
That Were Priced At $49 95
Crushless velvet pile with ermine
'30
That Were Priced At $8995
Crushless velvet pile with skunk
8 40
That Were $110 to $198
With ermine; silver or white fox
That Were Priced At $ 198
One with separate ermine cape
'125
Marriages
EVENING WRAPS-FOURTH FLOOR
Sunday, January 30
Chenstochower Rajoner Verein
Third
Annual Ball
Bnai Brith Ladies'
Luncheon Feb. 15
Kvutzah Luncheon
Pythian Lodges
to Be Held Feb. 22
Install Officers
g
L. e
fontiar Notts
$9
Junior Hadassah
Party on Sunday
Officers Installed
By the Home Relief
Women's Auxiliary
of Home for Aged
$7
FORMALS-FOURTH FLOOR
Births
12th Annual Ball
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STUDIO SHOP-SIXTH FLOOR
At a meeting of the Bnai David
Sisterhood held Monday evening,
Jan. 24, Mrs. Roy Chatlin, general
chairman of the second annual
MRS. HARRY LEFKO
donor luncheon, to be held Feb.
will furnish entertainment of a
1, at the Fort Wayne Hotel, gave
1.6
an encouraging report on paid
high order. The cast includes Sid-
ney Gottlieb.
pledges for the luncheon. Several
Mrs. James Sobel, chairman of
hundred women have made res-
ervations. All money received
the donor dinner committee, re-
goes towards the maintenance of
quests those who wish to attend
the Sunday school, of which the
to have their reservations in not
2691 JOY ROAD
Sisterhood is the sponsor. Sirs.
later than Feb. 8, so that their
Extension Courses of Yeshivah College
Chatlin can be reached at Town-
names may be included in the
program. Reservations may be
send 7-8154 for last minute reser-
TERM BEGINNING FEB. 14
vations. Donors coming in groups
made by telephoning Mrs. Sobel,
AT CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL
or clubs are asked to make reser-
Hogarth 6907. Assisting Mrs. So-
vations in advance.
bel are Mrs. Louis lierkowitz and
Mrs. Harry Lefko,
Mrs. Morris Garber is in charge
NAME
The following patrons and
of the souvenir program.
patronesses subscribed in addition
ADDRESS
Dr. Leo M. Franklin will be
to the list printed last week:
guest speaker and Rabbi Joshua
Mc nod him Joseph Grossman, Mr.
III/HINES/4 AlitiR28$,
.101 Mr.. Sidney Gray, Dr. and Mrn.
S. Sperka will deliver the invoca-
rims Schinsrel, Slr. and Mrs. Emil
tion. Entertainment is also
Nussbaum,
Mr. and Sirs. Sam Auelander,
TELEPHONE
planned.
Mrs. Lena Meyers, Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Simon. Mr. nod Mrs. Kalman Shapiro.
The hostesses for the donor
I Should Like to Enroll for th e Following Courses:
Mr. and Min. Oeoire Ur.and
Dec. 29-To Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Graff of 2020 Tuxedo Ave.
Mrs Jomith Peldnum, Mr. end Mrit.
luncheon are: Mesdames Herman
PersonaMil. In J4.1•11 HeMiaow PhWeep!, 1..1
tow•h Brown, Mr. and Mr. II. Oottlieb,
Hoffenberg, Hyman Ulniek, Dave a daughter, Gail Lynne.
and Mrs Kidney aottlieh, Mr, and
Immo...toe le lime
Athos. Ilene. 1 )
Ilebeew 1-t 1. .1
Jan 10-To Dr. and Mrs. S. II. Blondy of Newport Ave., a Mr.
Iwrey, Morry Tuchon, Sam Kane,
Mrs. Robert Rosenberg, Mr.•nd Sirs.
oirelsh Religions Law 1. )
Cerrent Et..
)
Hobert Middleman. Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Morris Wolk, Ben Clark, Max son, Leonard Martin,
joielith 'Murry be I. K . 1 .. )
Post Biblical Motor) 4 I
Dory. Mr. and Mrs. Sam lam, Ken-
Sampson, Bernard M. Blostein,
Jan. 17-To Mr. and Mrs. E. Fishman (Rose Modell) of neth Fa rb er, Slr. and Mrs. Mon
Milwarts. Sir. mut Ilrn. Ales 1 . . Bross.
Jack Graf, Ben Bonin, Morris Dexter Blvd., a daughter, Sue Ann.
FEE $1.00 PER COURSE
EACH Mg ILSE LASTh 10 V41.11/( 44
Gerber, Morris Goldberg. All offi-
The Men's Club will have •
Jan. 19-To Mr. and Sirs. Louis Wolfgang (Jean Sherman)
cers and board members are also of 3480 Edison Ave., a daughter, Frances Sue.
Father and Son dinner Feb. 22.
COURSES
ILNCLOgED PLEAhlit FIND 14
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hostesses. Mrs. Hyman Miller is
Jan. 21-To Mr. and Mrs. Samuel G. Freedman (Emma
+01111111111111111111110MMIIIIIIIIIIIMMISIL. publicity chairman.
Brodsky) of Tuxedo Ave., a son, Stuart Greenfield.
Jan. 22-To Dr. and Mrs. Samuel B. Kahn of 3777 Sturtevant
Ave., a son, Herbert Louis.
Jan. 22-To Dr. and Mrs. Ernest Freshman of Oneida, N. Y.,
(Judith Margolis, formerly of Detroit), a daughter.
As a first affair sponsored by
Jan. 26-To Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Moses II of Chicago (Car- the Jr. Hadassah Happy Day Fund
men
Wolff),
a
son,
Thomas
Adolph.
About 100 members and guests
committee for this season, a bingo
of the Home Relief Society met
party has been planned to take
GIVEN BY THE
at the Detroit Leland Hotel, Mon-
Place on Sunday afternoon, Jan.
day, Jan. 24, for a luncheon, in-
30, at 2:30, at the home of Estelle
Announce Her Betrothal
stallation of officers and the cele-
and Ethel Keywell, 18324 Fair-
bration of the group's 15th birth-
field Ave. Miss Bernice Levine,
day. Prayers were offered by
chairman of this committeiN prom-
ADELMAN-SLOBIN
Mrs. Harry Shulman, founder of
isee a unique program comprised
A pretty home wedding took of movies, bingo games, prizes,
the society.
place on Sunday evening, Jan. • skit by the Junior Hadassah dra-
Mrs. Charles Cornell. retiring
23, at the residence of Mr. and matic group, and several surprise
AT JEWISH CENTER
•
president, was the installing of-
Mrs. S. K. Slobin, when their features. The admission charge
Woodward and Holbrook
ficer. Each officer and retiring of-
daughter,
Esther Frances, became will be 19c and all money col-
ficer was presented with a rose.
the bride of Samuel Adelman, lected at this affair will go toward
DAVE DIAMOND'S ORCHESTRA
Mothers of officers present were
son
of
Joseph
Adelman. Dr. A. the fund for providing a special
given roses.
TICKETS 50c
Si. Hershman performed the gift for the children of Junior
Mrs. Arthur Ginsburg. the new
ceremony.
Hadassah's project in Palestine
president, was presented with a
While young Miss Shirley Schu- Meier Shefayah.
corsage and a gavel by Mrs. Cor-
biner rendered Lohengrin's wed-
Assisting Miss Levine on the
nell in behalf of the organization
ding march the bride descended committee are Carolyn Goodman,
and in turn Mrs. Cornell was pre-
the stairway. She was charm- Ethel and Etelle Keywell, Evelyn
sented with a gift in appreciation
ing in a brown and beige silk Greenberg, Beatrice and Esther
of her splendid work during her
crepe ensemble with hat and veil Spiegelman and Charlotte Ross.
term of office.
and accessories to match, wearing Miss Levine at Townsend 8-8924
Numerous telegrams of con-
orchids and lillica of the valley.
or the Misers Keywell at Univer-
SUNDAY EVENING, JAN. 30
gratulations were received.
The bride's mother wore black sity 1.1662 will be glad to fur-
The speaker was II. C. L. Jack-
charmouse with roses and the nish additional information. All
Maccabee Bldg. Auditorium
son of the Detroit News, who was
groom's foster mother, Sirs. David members and friends are invited.
introduced by Mrs. Shulman.
Rogovcin, wore black crepe and
DAVE DIAMOND and Hi. Della Robbie Orchestra
The duties of office were turn-
chiffon with roses.
ed
over
to
Mrs.
Ginsburg,
who
The bride was attended by her
Admission 50 Cents
announced the selection of chair-
sister, Miss Shirley Evelyn Slo-
men of committees as follows:
bin, and the groom by Al Rollie.
Exe.utive board,' Mrs. Al. Weleman:
The couple left for a short trip
boon' of directors, Mr.. Robert Dre•s;
MISS PEARL PERNICK
Mrs. Joseph Sanders, president
ways and means. -Mrs. William Roth,
to Canada.
The bride's grandmother. Sirs. of the Bnai Brith Auxiliary, has
Mr. and Mrs. David Pernick an-
ho.ellal r weeders. Mr.. P014111, Pre.-
appointed
Sirs. Gerald Goldberg
ner; ma. work, Mrs. Ch•risa einneit nounce the engagement of their Ida Greenberg and sons, Matt-
Mrs. Ralph It, P. ro-rhairmen.
daughter, Pearl, to Abe Friedman, hew and Hyman, attended from as chairman of the bridge lunch-
Mrs.
J.
noldhar.
Mir.
liarry
eon
to
be
given
by the auxiliary
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the
A large audience witnessed the
110PIPMRPS.
lire. Bernard Korner, Mrs. son of Mr. and Sirs. Sam Friedman Bay City, Mich.
on Tuesday, Feb. 15, at Bedell's
joint installation of Greater De- Kvutzah Ivrith will hold its third sant Mitchell; program, Mr.. Al. WAS- of Euclid Ave.
auditorium.
Those
wishing to at-
Mrs harry Shulman: clerical, Mrs.
troit Temple No. 162, Pythian Sis- annual luncheon on Tuesday, Feb.
MUSIC STUDY CLUB'S
Barney Newman; courtroy, Mrs Mar-
tend may call Mrs. Goldberg at
ter, and Detroit Lodge No. 65 22. Plans were completed at the cell I.:tomer; membership, Mrs. Jerome
BROADCAST SATURDAY Tyler 4-6340.
K. of P., at Webster Hall, on Sun- last meeting, held at the home of K anter, Mrs Sydney Wallace: publicity, Editorial Commended; At-
Mrs. irvIng
Muni; milk, Mrs. Coin
The second in a series of mem-
day evening, Jan. 23.
Lo is Ounsberg and Mrs.
•
M
tention Called to Impor- The Mimic Study Club will bership teas will be held Wednes-
Louie Glaeler, printing. Mre JackBehr-
Past Grand Chancellor Frank
day
afternoon, Feb. 2, at the home
man. MM. M. Aronson sod Mr.. 3.
tant Article in Current Is- broadcast over WWJ from 1 to
Berman opened the meeting, The
Dort/holt
::30 p. m. on Saturday, Jan. 29, of Mrs. William Grosberg, 3291
Grand Lodge officers filed into the
sue of The Nation
An interesting report for the
Webb
Ave. Prospective members
in connection with the violin re-
hall and assumed the stations va-
ways and means committee on its
---
cital featuring Eudice Shapiro, are invited and may call Mrs. Jess
cated by the officers of the lodge.
Proposed fund raising project, Editor, Detroit Jewish Chronicle: winner of the $1000 musical prize Feiler, chairman of the member-
Mr. Berman turned the gavel over
In regard to your editorial, "As and former student of the Curtis ship drive, for information.
"A Night of Games," to be held
to Bernard Jacoby of Toledo, who
at the Detroit Leland on March RICH AS THE Jew", in the Jan. 21 Institute. The concert will take
acted as grand chancellor and in- I
6, was given by Mrs. Robert Chronicle.
place at Temple Beth El Monday, Contributions to Hadassah in
officer.
Drews, chairman.
We agree with all you say, That Jan. 31, at 8:30 p. m. Participat-
Memory of Miriam
Past Chancellor Samuel Raskin
The hospital committee, through Jewish tradition which makes it ing in the broadcast will be Mrs.
Buchhalter
acted as grand master at arms and
its chairman, Mrs. Phillip Bret- incumbent upon him who has a Saul Sarnoff, president, who will
Past Chancellor Herman P. Cohen
ner, appealed for an increase in Simcha to share his good fortune outline the club's activities and the
as grand prelate.
The Detroit chapter of Hadassah
membership.
with those less fortunate Is espe- pnrpose of the concert; Ruth
The following officers were in-
Mrs. Sydney Wallace, chairman cially buttressed by the article in Brotman, lyric-coloratura soprano; announces the receipt of contribu-
stalled for the ensuing year: Chan-
of the membership committee, re- the Jan. 22 Nation (which you Sadie Cooper, violinist, and Rosa tions given In memory of Miss
cellor Commander, Jacob II, Wer-
ported of a committee meeting ought to reprint), "The Elders of Bassin Stein, pianist and &min- Miriam Buchhalter, by the follow-
ner; vice chancellor, Rabbi Harold
held at her home on Canterbury Komionka." Here is desolation, arnet. The program was arranged ing:
.ad Mre Philip Brourin, MI..
Rosenthalseprelate, Louis Wechs-I
Road, on Jan. 22, plans were hopelessness, and a faith in Amer' b y Ruth Brotman,
Elizabeth Finley, Haney OAKS, Ann Ar-
ler; keeper of record and seals and
bor; Mr •nd Mr. flent•min noldatein
made for the annual membership ica, the land that flows with milk
of Pontiac. Mr. and Mrs. Aihert Jordan,
master of finance, William Rosen-
team, to be held at the home of and money.
YESHIVA BETH JUDAH
Mr and Mrs. Maurloo Land.. Flortha
berg; master at arms, Isadore
Instead of a lavish, vulgar, wed-
Ann non. Limits. Mr. and Mrs. Meyer
Mrs. Max Kogan, on Cambridge
Gruskin; master of exchequer,
INSTALLATION FEB. 5 Prentia Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rosenthal
ding in a downtown hotel, would
Road, on Monday, Feb. 28.
of Pontine. Mra. D . W 0101000 Mr and
Lewis L. Steinberg; inner guard,
A resolution by the Home Re- not the proper thing be a check
Ilre Abe mere. Sir and Mr. Herbert
Barney Kosofsky; outer guard,
i
Mr. •nd Mrs llenry_Viim
Election of the ladies of the Ye- warner.
lief Society, in memoro of Mrs. for the aid of "The Elders of
M r .
Milton Morse.
Louis Dante. was read by Mrs. Komionka," and all the other El- shivah Beth Judah tot* place Jan.
Past Chancellor Bernard A.
4.
Installation
will
be
held
on
r
ra ,n d M . AM Cs a merii
e s.zid
v.
ders
of
all
the
other
Komionkas.
Kanter,
and
contributions
in
mem-
MRS. B. STEIN
Mr a.
Pearl, presented a basket of flow-
Saturday,
Feb.
5,
at
7:30
p.
m.,
at
ory of Mrs. Danto were made by A simple home wedding without
r r Frank, 'Si.. laths (littler." Mr .
ers in memory of departed mem- Mrs. Sam Munch. Sirs. A. D. Mesdames E. Stein. Rose Levey, liquor flowing all too freely, forti- the synagogue on Linwood between
bers
Mr
ati
; )17;
Markson, chairman of the lunch- 11. Shulman, Charles Cornell, S. fied with a knowledge that in far- Sturtevant and Fullerton. .
n,s4,•::
The ceremonies for the Pythian eon. has appointed the following Leve, Jacobson. H. Conan, Behr- off Komionka.milk, is &Wing free-
Thechairman of the evening will 0 1;r tri ,eLlit( rn r bu:zr,mM rsr r artha Mn rissiM
Sisters wee opened by Past Chief committees: Co-chairmen, Mrs. S. man, Esther Coggan, A. °poen- ly, and hope is springing eternally be Mrs. Minnie Katz. The speakers Mn •nd . Mrs. t• Droner, Mrs. Millie
',enrol/inn. Mr. end Mr. Sot Perlman.
Father Cohen. After • brief talk Munch and Mrs. W. Diakin;
will
be
Rabbis
Max
J.
Wohlgelern-
in
•
Jewish
breast,
-
This
should
helm, .1. Apple baum, Leon Zilch-
Mr and /bra. Joeeph Mmildsohn, Mr
she introduced Past Chief Mary chairman of souvenir booklet. man, B. Schwartz, I. Freidenberg, be the rule. As it is, there is hardly ter and J. S. Sperka. Aaron known-
A Mrs. Said Sachem. Mr nit Mrs
It ntrtilling. Mr and lira Wolf
Raskin as the installing officer.
berg will give several readings.
Mrs B. Stein; chairman of reser- A. Serer, Ginsburg, R. R. Kalt- an exception.
Kaplan. Mrs. Israel Weisman, Mr. and
Mrs. Eva Ellenetein was intro- vations, Mrs. S. leinoff; chairman
Musical
numbers
will
be
rendered
Out
of
sight;
out
of
mind.
Wil!
Mrs
Berman Woman. Mr. and Mrs
man, Sam Mitchell, Sylvia Bar-
duced as the mother of the Tem-
by
Jack
Lefton,
vocalist,
and
S.
I
Herman
Mr and Mrs. nulls. Dorman.
these vulgar splurges continue'
of ways and means, Mrs. .1. Rabi- nett.
ple, and received an ovation.
Solomon, pianist. Rabbi Sperka Mr and Mrs Albert Feldetetn Mr and
Must
they?
nowitz; decorations Mrs. H. Gar-
Mr , Joseph Frank, Mr•nit N . B .
The following officers of Greater
will
install
the
officers
following
a
(linkman. Mnand Nita Flinch Margolis
L. J. K. and S. A. K.
ber and Mrs. L. Rappaport; chair-
of Puteburrh. Mra Nathan WOE,. Mr
Melave Malke •
Detroit Temple No. 162 Pythian
man of program, Mrs. A. Sulker.
nd Mrs Samuel Kai•nau. Mr. and Mra
Sistere were installed: Most excel-
Jr. Hebrew School Alumni
J. P noontime Mr and Mrs. Charles
assisted by Mrs. A. Panush and
Robinson. 1Ir. mid Mr. Aaron NIP»,
lent chief, Cole Caen; excellent
Trees
Planted
in
Palestine
Mrs. B. Friedgood; luncheon sec-
Matt. Mr •nd Mrs. J. ,-eh 11 At hOine.
Elect
Officers
senior, Mary Pearl; excellent
sod Mr end lirs A Ft Strabier.
Through the Hadassah
retary, Mrs. S. Schubiner. Mrs.
junior, Dorothy Kapatenaky; man-
D. Rubenstein is president of the
A board of director's meeting
Committee
At the last meeting of the Junior
ager of Temple, Fannie Raskin;
Hadassah's Public Speaking
Ladies Auxiliary.
of the Women's Auxiliary, Jew- Alumni of the United Hebrew
M. of R. C., Ada Globerson; toas -
Further information may be ish Home for Aged, was held at Schools held at the home of Flor-
Class to Start Monday
Mrs. S. L. Kavanau, chairman
ter of finance, Rose Kates; protec-
tor, Corine Pereira; guard, Kay obtained by calling Mrs. A. D. the home of Mrs. Simon Shetzer. ence Rosenthal on Jan. 20, the fol- of the Jewish National Fund
Markson,
Tyler
6-9159,
or
Mrs
Regret is expressed by the mem- lowing new officers were elected: Committee of Hadassah, an-
Fisdale.
A class in public sneaking has
D. Rubenetein, Tyler 4-4375.
bers to Mrs. Anthony Deutsch. Joe Epel, president; Bernard Mar- nounces trees planted as follows: been organized by the Detroit
After the installation eeremo-
I. memory of Ember 4401.11. K•rter1. chanter of Hadassah under the
Mrs. Jack Kavanau and Mrs. Jack golis, vice-president; Shirley Su-
Mee the assembly gathered in the
.11 Mr. Samuel rung. Mr .
Dunn, all members of the board, bar, secretary; Isadore Sties, and Mrs
main dining room of Webster Hall.
Samuel •Winger. Mr and leadership of Prof. Preston H.
on the loss of one of their par- treasurer; Morton Barahl, corres- Mn. Frank Cohen. Mr and Mew tihanee Scott, head of the speech depart-
where • dinner was served fol-
Beams. Mr. ••4 Mr. Reuben Attar.
enta during the put two weeks. ponding secretary,
lowed by dancing and a floor show.
In memory of Annt Panto lie Morton ment of Wayne University.
Mr and Mrs Ditne Pt•Inmsn enter-
At a proceeding meeting, at the GiffirMall. Mist Hattie Oittlesnan. Mr
The sessions will he held at
Past Chancellor Bernard Pearl, mined • number of their friends. with Mrs. Deutsch lost her father, Mrs.
tuns' Wednewlar m•nIng at Kavanau her father and Mra. Dunn home of Lillian Smirling, an in- and Mn 11 11 Dittleman. Mr and Mra
Wayne University every Monday
in charge of the educational activi- • supper
I Berman: I• 'memory of Jerry 1I•h
their ..r.. 0. Chipoes• hoed. boserins her mother. Contributions In
stallation
committee
was
appointed
from
1 to 3 p. m., for 12 con-
ties of the lodge, will present on Mr. est Mra 11.1arnin Goofs.. and
der by Mr. WI Mrs 11 n. littpnan
secutive weeks.. The first meeting
Tuesday, Feb. 1, Vaughan S. Blan- Mr and Mra Horman Inrkstele on their memory of the deceased were which Includes Morton Barahl and •nd Mr and Mrs. Louie La•kr
welling anniveraarim
to
the
landscaping
fund
of
Isadore
Sties.
made
of
the
group will take place next
chard, director of health education
Rabbi Irk FrIolland Wen •• shalt,
the home by the Women's Auxil-
The next meeting will be held at
CARD OF THANKS
Monday, Jan. 31, at 1 p. m. The
of Detroit Public Schools who will ma• of a mew Group •alled
olra it iary.
week
-
with
mom/rem
the
home
of
Rebecca
Ungar,
2710
The family of the late Julius registration fee is $3.
speak on the subject, "Schools and
wit Eno-
ens of the beranizers tat
Arrangements are now being Taylor Ave.. Thursday, Feb. 3. Koran wish to thank friend?, and
the Community Health."
For further information call
cotton Forum ferried last • It
Rabbi P.1 rro•otem we . ne '?hr made for the February meeting. Those who have graduated from relatives for the kindness shown; Mrs. Nathan N. Kaplan. Townsend
the
United
Hebrew
Schools
snce
Mre.
Bernard
Lochs
is
planning
them
during
their
recent
bereave-
8-7086.
The course is open to all
,,B.-
Flowers fee all occasions - :r ,1',,,e„C,,,^-;11i,TT;;,
,
De ,,,.
1932 are invited to come.
the program.
ment.
Hadassah members.
51 ' - e • ezte,sh apse 11-6621. I ••• • soosi heir Nines. r.e •swhiP
9001 TWELFTH ST., at Taylor
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Zviller Society
Installs Officers
The Bessie Sods Zviller Ladies
Society celebrated its ninth anni-
versary, and the 36th wedding
anniversary of its president. Sirs.
Morris Pevin, at a banquet at the
Wilshire Hotel. on Jan. 23.
Abraham II. Jelin acted as
master of ceremonies and guest
speaker. Ile commended the
group on its achievements and
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MRS. M. PEVIN
stressed the fact that this society.
composed of a handful of members.
pledged itself to contribute $1,000
to the Old Folks Herne and that,
through the efforts of Mrs. Pevin,
Mrs. Louis Fineman and others.
a substantial sum was raised and
that rapid strides are made to
reach its goal.
Mr. Jaffin also congratulated
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Pevin on
their 35th wedding anniversary.
The following officers were in-
stalled:
Mrs. 1. Fineman. honorary et•preal-
dent, Mrs If
Pevin. president: Mrs,
Ir Welszaaa slat Mrs Pushkin. •Ire-
► raMdent,
Mn. L Alter, treasurer;
Mee. II. Epstein. Ilnane/al secretary:
rs P Sager, rwe•r•Ing
war.
tary: Master Bernard gager. ram.
pending m i odors, M re. O.
•nd Mrs. Parr. hoonntalms, Mr. M.
Kress and Mrs, Lindenbaum.
members of hoard of directors. Mes-
dames Altar. It rrrrr Mag. Copp. O.
J. Fineman. Goodman. Oor•
don. K•t• L Knoppow, Kam.. B.
Mem. 1.1,htenhaorn. bi•rtolle M•se-
tii h. Males. H. Prtln. Rogoff, Rubin.
Itrrnlr k, achatirta. R tlikersiel.. sole-
s. tswirrky, IShintiler. Roden, Werner,
Weinberg. Wolfson. Wiwi.,
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The guests, who were about 100
in number, rose to honor the
memory of the departed members
and to express their sympathy to
the persecuted and oppressed
Jewry in Germany, Poland, Ru-
mania and elsewhere.
Telegrams were received from
the following organizations: Jew-
ish Home for the Aged, Lachover
Society, Western Ladies and 80
other greetings.
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CARD Or tHANKS
The family of the late hilre.
Sara Klinger wishes to thank their
"Fraternity," organ of the Jew- relatives and friends for tho
ish Communists of France, has kindness and sympathy extended
inined the err to close the doors of them during their recent bereave-
France to Jewish immigrants,
ment.