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Purim Operetta
at Shaarey Zedek
Sunday Evening

Although the plans for the Purim
dinner this Sunday evening have
been abandoned by the auxiliaries
of Congregation Shaarey Zedek,
plans have been concluded for the
staging of the comic Purim operet-
ta, "Haman Hangs High," at 8:15
o'clock, in the social hall of the
synagogue, The cast includes 50
players, and the leads are taken by
the following: "Esther," Julian
Barahal; "Zeresh," Irene Kahn;
Vashti, Julia Siegl; "Haman," Jack
Rosenberg; "Mordecai," Sherman
Shapiro; "King," Ansley Goodman;
"Herold," Sheldon Munson. They
will be assisted by a large chorus.
Special musical attractions have
been arranged by Cantor J. H.
Sonenklar. Purim refreshments will
be served and there will be a nomi-
nal charge for admission.
The committee in charge of ar-
rangements, under the general
chairmanship of Morris Shatzen,
consists of the following: Drama-
tic, Frank Tzevine; music, Jack
Mendelsohn; stare. B. Kavanau;
costumes, Jean Becker.

Poale-Zeire Zion
Party on March 27

The Gewerkshaften party of
branch 2 of Poole Zion-Zeire Zion
will be held Sunday evening,
March 27, at Bnai Moshe Hall.
At the last meeting, the social
committee, headed by Mrs. A. Mon-
dry, outlned an elaborate program
for the occasion, consisting of en-
tertainment, games and refresh-
ments.
The contemporary theater has
been engaged to present "The
Bishop of Munster," anti-Nazi skit,
and a group of other amusing skits
and songs. There will be a singer
of folk song, recitations, and the
youth group will lead in commu-
nity singing and Palestinian dances.
Bingo and other games will fol-
low. Mrs. Florence Zahler, Tyler
4-4703, is in charge of tickets
which may also be purchased at
the door.

Marionette Show
at Jewish Center

CENTER CAPERS
Women's Auxiliary
CAST SELECTED
of Home for Aged
Will Meet Monday After a period of tryouts and

Engagements

A large attendance is expected
at Monday's meeting of the Wom-
en's Auxiliary of Jewish llome for
Aged, which is scheduled to begin
promptly at 1:30 p. m., in the
dining room of the Home for Aged,
11501 Petoskey Ave. at Humphrey.
Mrs. I. E. Goodman will preside.
Mrs. Bernard Lochs, chairman
of the day, has prepared an ex-
cellent program.
Lillian Wittenberg, well-known
mezzo-soprano, who is a scholar-
ship pupil of Signor Ferrari.Fon-
tans, will give the musical pro-
grain. Signor Ferrari-Fontana is
the former husband of Margaret
Matzenauer and has been associ-
ated with the Metropolitan Opera
for 20 years. Mrs. Wittenberg is
a graduate of the Hart House Thea-
ter Dramatic School unit is well
known for her artistic accomplish-

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ruben announce the engagement of thei
daughter, Agatha, to Joseph Singer, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Singe
of Tuxedo Ave.
Mr. and Mrs. Israel Charts of Calvert Ave. announce th
engagement of their daughter, Frances E., to Sol F. Myers, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Myers of Glynn Court.
Mrs. Sylvia Gaum of Monterey Ave. announces the engage-
ment of her sister, Miss Marie Lutz, to Herman A. Berkowitz, son
of Mr. and Sirs. L Berkowitz of 2464 Buena Vista Ave. The
wedding will take place this summer.

Wedding Calendar

March 20—Miss Ethel Grossman, daughter of Mrs. Max
Grossman of 3200 Boston Blvd., to Julius IL Schwartz, on of Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Schwartz of 2714 Webb Ave., at the Leland Hotel.
Ceremony at 12 o'clock. Reception at 3 p. in.
-March 20—Miss Anne Fisher, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
William Fisher of 2254 Gladstone Ave., to Lewis Rosenblum. son
of Mr. and Mrs. David Rosenblum of 2009 Blaine Ave., at the
Wilshire Hotel.
March 20—Miss Ethel Silberman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Morris Silberman of Webb Ave., to A. Allan Barron, son of Mr. and
Mrs. David Barron, at Hotel Fort Wayne. Reception from 9 to 12
p. m. No cards.
March 27—Miss Sophie Stulberg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Ben Stulberg of Highland Park, to Sam Lezell. son of Mr. and
Mn. Isaac LezeII, at Congregation Bnai David. Reception at the
synagogue at 9:30 p. in.

ments. Saul Sarnoff, who will ac-
company Mrs. Wittenberg is an out-
standing pianist and composer and
is president of the Music Study
Club of Detroit.
"Katrina," by Sally Salminen
will be reviewed by Gertrude Ober-
steni.
This organization welcomes back
to the city Mrs. A. M. Ferar, presi-
dent of the auxiliary, who was
called to Boston, Mass., several
weeks ago. Regret is expressed to
Mrs. Ferar by the auxiliary on the
untimely loss of her beloved father.
On Purim, Sirs. Joseph Rose,
chairman of the sunchine commit-
nddirected an en
March 18—To Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Levin of LaSalle Blvd, tee, arranged a d
joyable party for the aged resi-
a son.
of the home.
March 14—To Dr. and Mrs. Adolf Lowenstine (Mynne Mill- dents
In addition to serving refresh-
man) of 589 Holbrook Ave., a daughter, Rita.
ments in keeping with Purim, Mr.
March 13—To Dr. and Mrs. Harry Sturman (Tillie Kazdan) land Mrs. ig Zwe of 's Peo-
ple's Theater entertained the old
of 5946 Pennsylvania Ave., a son.
March 12—To Dr. and Mrs. Herman M. Plavnick (Harriett folks.
The Junior Group of the Home
of
1641
Lawrence
Ave.,
a
son,
Ronald
Julian.
Caplan)
March 11—To Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stupsker (Jeannette for Aged, of which Mrs. David
Kliger
is sponsor, besides sending
Karp) of 4210 Overland Parkway, Toledo, 0., a son.
in a large order of assorted fruit,
March 7—To Mr. and Mrs. Simon Baer (Sylvia Weiss) of gave gifts to each of the 106 resi-
905 Merton Rd., a daughter, Carol Regina.
dents of the home.
March 2—To Mr. and Mrs. William Martin Barron (Felicia
The auxiliary greatly appreci-
Eger) of 2722 Fullerton Ave., a daughter, Suzanne,
I ales and acknowledges the follow-
I ing contributions to the memorial
fund: From Pythian Sister, Great.-
er Detroit Temple 152, in memory
I of Emanuel Jacobs; from Mrs. J.
on Sunday, April 3 L. Epps, in memory of Hyman
1
"III
Webber and Anna Wolfson; from
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I
MILGROM—FINKELSTEIN
Mrs. S. Flayer, in memory of her
On
Sunday
evening,
Feb.
27,
at
I
Plans
for
the
double
dance
of
Raine Sampson.
Congregation Beth Yehuda, Anne 1 the Bialostoker Juniors are well niece,
Mrs. Rose Camens from Newport,
way. Edy Farley, co-writei Ky.,
Finkelstein, daughter of Mr. and I under
was
so impressed upon visit-
of the "Music Goes Round and ing the Home
Mrs. Hyman Finkelstein of Rich- i o Round",
Aged a few weeks
will play in the grand ball ago, that she for
ton Ave., became the bride of '
made a contribution
Abe Milgrom, son of Mr. and
to the Simcha Fund of the auxili-
Mrs. Samuel Milgrom of Pin-
ary.

eliminations, the cast for the Com-
munity Capers of 1938, sponsor-
ed by the Jewish Community Cen-
ter, Woodward at Holbrook. has
been selected. The players in-
clude Meyer Israel, Willie Aus-
ter, Rose Friedman, Bette Vine-
berg, Rubin Zissman, Alex Shekt-
man and Ruth Moses. The per-
formance will be presented on
Saturday and Sunday nights,
April 9 and 10.
A fine supporting dance chor-
us has also been obtained. The
performers in this group will be:
Girls, Libby Moravnick, Ann
Greenberg, Slinnette Levitan,
Clara Kaufman, Yetta Lax and
Zelda Goldberg; boys, Seymour
Marcus, Arthur Braiker, Ronald
D'Orazio, Victor Rose. Milton
Klein and Dave Gofstein. Spec-
ialty numbers will be given by
the teams of Ronald D'Orazio and
Clara Kaufman, and Morris Rose
and Zelda Goldberg.
Rehearsals for the entire cast
are being held regularly. Seats
will sell at 25 cents for Center
members and 35 cents for non-
members. Dancing will follow
the show.

ORGANIZE A DETROIT
J.N.F. YOUTH COUNCIL

Births

i Bialostoker Dance

rria

The WPA Marionette Theater
will present "Moon Magic" on Fri-
day afternoon, March 25, at 4 p. m.,
at the Jewish Community Center,
Woodward at Holbrook.
The performance will be pre-
sented under the direction of David gree Ave. Rabbi Louis Milgrom
Lano, one of America's "Master of Joliet, III., brother of the
Puppeteers," and one of a family groom, officiated at the ceremony.
that has presented marionette Ile was assisted by Rabbi Klein-
shows for over 100 years. Th e Dietz.
characters are all costumed and
The bride wore a gown of
the play is entertaining for chil- white satin cut on princess lines
dren. Admission is Sc for thos e with pearls outlining the neck-
under 14 years of age and 10c for line. The crown of her veil was
those over 14,
Pearl studded matching the gown.
On April 21, "Sinbad the Sailor" She carried Calla lilies.
will be presented.
,
1
The maid of honor, Sylvia
Parents are urged to have thei
Bromberg, wore a powder -blue
children attend this novel type o f , I moire
gown and gold accessories.
story-telling, presented especial)
I She carried American Beauty
for children,

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DEXTER CENTER NEWS

The Jewish National Fund Youth
Council had its first meeting at
Dr. Israel Wiener's home, 2652
Leslie Ave., on Thursday evening,
March 10, The organizations which
sent representatives were the
Young Poole Zion (Y.P.Z.A.), the
Tel Chai group of Masada, and the
Hashomer Hatzair.
The council was organized to co-
ordinate and strengthen all work
done for the Jewish National Fund
and Palestine by the Jewish youth
groups of Detroit.
All organizations so engaged, or
otherwise interested in doing work
for the Jewish National Fund,
should send representatives to the
next meeting of the council, which
will take place on Thursday, March
24, at 8:30 p. m., at Dr. Wiener's
home, at the above address, or
else contact Moshe Stark, 2684 Car-
ter, or phone Tyler 7-4433.

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Dr. Norman Miller to Give
Bailin Memorial Lecture
on March 23

Members of the medical and
allied professions are invited to
hear Dr. Norman Miller. profes-
sor of obstetrics and gynecology.1
at the University of Michigan.
who, as the next speaker in the
Dr. Max Bailin Memorial Lec-
tures, given under the auspices of
North End Clinic, will lecture on
"Cancer of the Female Genera- I
tive Tract," on Wednesday, March
23, at the Detroit Institute of
Arts lecture hall, at 8:30 p. m.
Presented as an educational
project by North End Clinic. the
Dr. Max Bailin Lectures offer
post graduate work to the Phy-
sicians of greater Detroit. The
present lectures. which deal with
the sublect of gynecology, com-
pose the fifth series in the history
of the course.
North End Clinic is a member
agency of the Detroit Community
Fund and the Jewish Welfare
Federation.

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The Magnet A. C. will present
the first of its series of Sunday
afternoon functions on March 27 at
3 p. m., in the form of a program
of music by the string ensemble
of Wayne University.
, The Neighborhood Council of
I Clubs held a debating clinic on
March 16, as a forerunner of the
you've IMO! Mil your
debating tournament, which Is to
begin soon. The clinic was present-
ed by debaters from Wayne Uni-
roses. The bridesmaids wore
versity who illustrated the debate
gowns of pastel shades
with explanations.,
J. W. E. W. 0. to Plan Or 1 taffeta
with contrasting accessories. Eva
A skating party will be held at
phans' Home Shower at
Finkelstein, Pearl Milgrom. Lil-
the Arena Gardens by the Council,
ciesued by
lian 'Milgrom and Rose Turbow
Meeting' Wednesday
Saturday evening, March 19,
acted as bridesmaids. Sheldon
The Schriber's, an intermediate Open Meeting of the Molly
The North Woodward beano i Teplitsky and Gloria Wright
girl's club, will hold a Purim party
Segal Auxiliary on
t
of the Jewish Women's Europea i were ring-bearer and flower-girl
on Saturday, March 26.
Wednesday
Welfare Organization will mee t; respectively.
Girl Scout Troops No. 29 and
you are missing
The ushers were Harry Mil-
at the home of Mrs. S. Satovsky ,
155 have invited the Boy Scout
LESTER SYNER
SOMETHING to
1250 Chicago Blvd., on Wednes . grog, Sam Turbow, Louis Unatin
The Purim banquet of the Molly
Troop of Shaarey Zedek as guests
day, March 23, at 12:30 D. m . and Lloyd Averbauch, room, and Carlos Coact, !Stiehl to their Purim party on Saturday, Segal Auxiliary of the J.C.R.S, of
Plans will be made for the fift I
The bride's mother wore an goo's famous band leader, will pia March 19.
Denver held Sunday evening, was
annual clothing shower for th : aqua gown and her corsage was in the Italian Gardens of the Boo
a success. Twenty new couples
200 inmates of the General Is - tea roses. The groom's mother Cadillac Hotel, on Sunday evening Select Judges for Mothers' pledged themselves to be active
—that keeps your new
reel Orphans Home for Girls i I chose a rust lace gown; her cot- April 3, Lester Syner is chairma
members.
Clubs Masquerade
curtains looking NEW
of this affair and Sam Yagoda i
Palestine, to be held at the Bna i sage was also tea roses.
An open and social meeting will
Moshe Synagogue, Dexter an I
co-chairman.
The
cooperation
c
be held Wednesday, March 23, at
Following the ceremony, a
Lawrence, on Tuesday, May 24 • dinner and reception was held every Jewish organization is soli ( •
The Council of Mothers' Clubs 1 o'clock, at Assembly Hall.
at 1 p. m. Admission to th e for 250 guests. The couple left ited. Anyone interested in obtainin g annual Purim masquerade ball, to
shower will be a package of cot - for a honeymoon in Chicago tickets in advance should call Mi r s be held at the Jewish Cdmmunity Hyman Altman Sponsors
ton bloomers, underwear or der C where they stayed at the Hotel Rosettta Rois, at Tyler 4-8357.
Center, Woodward at Holbrook, on
Amateur Night March 19
hose, ages 6 to 16. There wit I ' Morrison.
Sunday, March 20, at 8:30 p. m.,
CURTAIN LAUNDRY
be refreshments and bridge prize
promises to be a most enjoyable
Hyman Altman's Hour will
The organization solicits the c "
AND CLEANERS
event. The highlight of the affair sponsor an amateur night Satur-
KAMINSKY—HAMBURG
Mizrachi
Women
operation of the public. Pleas
will be the masquerade contest, day, March 19, from 8 to 9 p, m.
HOGARTH 2421
Mrs. Fannie Hamburg an-
notify Mrs. Anna Goldberg. chai r !
at
which
eight
prizes,
six
for
Amateurs
are
invited
to
parti-
4137 ELMHURST ST.
man, Townsend 5-4256, or Mr nounces the marriage of her
adults
and
two
for
children,
will
be
cipate
and
guests
are
welcome
to
A. B. Knoppow, Tyler 6-955 -.I daughter. Sally. to Max Kamin-
The newlecte
lyMe
officers 0 awarded to those who, in the watch the performance.
when and where meeting are het 4 sky, son of Mrs. Cipa Kamin• Sisters of
izrachdi Women of 01 opinion of the judges, deserve them, On Suhday, March 20, the 4LI SSSgs
so that personal contact may b sky, on Sunday, Feb. 27, at the ganization will be installed at a I whether they are club members or WMBC orchestra and Julius Na-
made. Mrs. Goldberg will be a s - Pesach Tikvo Synagogue. Rabbi public
e I not, The judges for the contest are thanson will be featured on Mr.
n. h s oonc
, a a I ohl aretar
nspe ta t . : l i . h n installation
misted by Mrs. A. J. Redblatt an I M. Zager officiated.
next he
8; Miss Edith Ileavenrich, member of Altman's hour.
March a
Mrs. Harry Mitz as co-chairma i.
the board of directors of the Jew-
AUER—DEAR
H
A luncheon and bridge is to b e
io roynnf fiMhpeaaterolils: dy.ne•k2inlie31t t ! be P cmi taiSr‘i . ish Community Center, and Mr. and
On March 6, Miss Betty Dear stalled:
held at Kern's Auditorium o n
Mrs, Leo Gatlin, associated with
Tuesday, May 3, Mrs. E. Epps I s of 611 Collingwood Ave.. be- S,
vicernary vdic:ident,
pre: fiden
Mr t, the Council of Social Agencies and
chairman. For reservations ca 11 came the bride of David Hauer. Mrs . K. i. Spivack;
Jewish Social -Service Bureau
Townsend 8-2934.
Rabbi Max J. Wohlgelernter of T . S Segal; van president, I's. i. the
Three 5 x 7 etchings $
respectively. Music for dancing
Emanuel Synagogue solemnized Rosenthal, kfr.;
resi
ents,
will be provided by Roseeta'a Swing
Mrs.
A.
Caplan
ar
id
in folders, 8 proofs
Trees Planted in Palestin a the marriage at Lecher's.
Mm.
n. I. Storchase; treasurer, Mr a. Orchestra, Tickets may be pur-
Men, Women and Baby Photographs
chased from Mother's Clubs mem-
Through the Hadassah
M.
Kunin;
recording
secretor
YAFFE—SHAFFER to
by Appointment
Conunittee
Sally Yaffe of 2653 Richton ?dn. S. Schlesinger; correspondir g bers or at the door,

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Ave., and Bessie Shaffer of 1936 secretary, Mrs. F. Abrams; final

secretary, Mrs. A, Subai
.
Mrs. S. L. Kavanau, chairma In- al ta z ell ewtoho di; eAfivl oe., Emw
were elnitisr‘rni ead cial
trustees, Mrs. S, Singer,
of the Jewish National Fund co
Lansky,
Mrs.
J.
P.
Rosenthal;
.c
mince of Hadassah, announc 3 goalie Sunday, March 6. Rabbi tural
chairman
S. Sh ltn ;
contributions received and tare 13 Max J. Wohlgelernter performed flower fund, M
r'
s.
C.
Flov
nil k
planted as follows:
the cer mony, with Rabbis Jo- e
li, str IE . D'r,:nnd;wi
Sirs.
Epstein, nn n a.
In memory of Max Glazer, y seph Eiseninan and Isaac Stoll- committee,
E.
Rossman
.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Marvell an ff man assisting.
e social
i a cAom. mr) u: tbterien, , Mk esi d l a. mLmea.si l ISe., el
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Shetzer; n
her,
Ka f It ,I . SShulman,
o o a
.Gd
memory of Mrs. Kate Rotter, Y
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f
a
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RneurR
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:be
Mr. and Mrs. Moe Prince; in me 1-
J. L. Kahn of Miami Beach, Stine dmi reencotov i r tzs MTesda,cmoersenSben;i n:
3.
ory of Mrs. Sarah Goldman, by Fla., and De roit, announces the
t
ni; ' CP::
R.
Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Zackheim a id marriage of his daughter. Lillian.
K.
Mr. and Mrs. Julian 'Lemon; in to William Braun of New York Honig•
•
man,
S.
Solomon,
I.
Mend.
memory of Mrs. Rose Loewenber g, City and Chicago. IM
son, G. Blumenthal, S. Agree.
by Sir. and Mrs. Jack Tobin; in
A Purim Oneg Shebat will ta xe
GOLDMAN—FINKELSTEIN
memory of Dora Lappin, by M C.
SaturdayMar ch
Resentment Runs High in Orthodox Community Against and Mrs. Robert Marwil.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Finkel- 19 r place
at the e home of afte Mrs. noon,
R. Rose n-
Attempt to Interfere With Efforts to Protect
stein of Cortland Ave. announce

TAX ON MATZOS TO BE VOLUNTARY

Buyers of Kosher Meats

Resentment was expressed this
week by orthodox Jewish leaders
against an agitation started to in-
terfere with efforts at controlling
Kashruth work In Detroit.
Declaring that the appeal for the
payment of a tax of one cent on
each pound of matzos has been
misinterpreted, rabbis and lay lead-
en state that the attack on the
plan is an unfair interference with
• plan to protect Jews of Detroit
who pay for kosher food and who
in some instances are supplied
with non-kosher meat,
was pointed out that the plan
for • tax on matzos is to make it
voluntary. Under no circumstances
is It to be interpreted that it is
Proposed to introduce a compul-
sion taxation scheme, spokesmen
for the Vaad Hakashruth and
Vaad Horabonim stated.
It was further pointed out that
the average burden. if strictly ad-
hered to ky Detroit Jews, will be
10e to 20e per family. and that
this small tax would help provide
the necessary funds for the stt-

Contributions to the North
End Clinic

North End Clinic has received
the following contributions:

In memory of Fred Atte/Inter, from
MIne Joo•phin• Alalorky. Yrs Jame
Dore.. J. L. Freud
In ntentory o f Mr. Cella Heymann.
Hem J L. Freud.
In memory
ry of Mr.
Hamburger.
from Mr. •nd Mra Harry Frank. 111r.
end Mra Herbert II. W•rner, M. end
Mrs. 54 Robin.,
In memory of Mrs Rose bnir•ntherg.
from Mr. and Ilre harry
ry Frank and
lir. and Mrs. Charles Hamburger.
In memory of Aaron i.e Hoy fro
/tom
The Raturel•y Club
In memory of Mn.Pent 1.1ppin. from
II•m
.
..cger
Mr and Mr.
In memory of Mr.. H, tpier ear
Cleveland. from Mr. and — ra 11 H.
ROAN.. and Mr. and Mro .rheft H.
Warner.
I, me m... of Wine /1 .- • Tian 1•n•
mmmmm ef Inaba from to , Hirtokman
Family •nd the Marty. Ps ' . For the
Anclal Persi•• R,ii,f Fuod. !rem Neu-
...Men Bunshlne Club

sumo

row.

I.

In comformity with the Jewish
practice of studying the laws of
each holiday one month before the
festival, the daily study group of
Congregation Beth Tefilo Emanuel,
Taylor at Woodrow Wilson, will
take up the laws of Passover be-
ginning next Sunday, March 20, at
6:30 p. m. Instruction is given in
English on Sundays under the di-
rection of Rabbi Max J. Wohlge-
lernter. Mincha services are held
at 8:15 p. m. and Maariv at 6:46
p. nil. Last week the group discussed
the laws of the festival of Purim.

y.i, 3204 Glynn Ct.
marriage of their daughter, s stein,
$ the
i z r a c h i acknowledges wi th
Loretta, to Harry Goldman. son anks
the following contribution
Goldman
thanks
, of Mr. and Mrs. Sam
The Habanoth Girls Club Di of Harmon Ave.
Mrs.
Abraham Caplan, Mrs. G. ginuidir "Attila
They will Blumenthal,
Congregation Beth Eefilo Ema a• honeymoon in Miami, Fla.
Mrs. !limn Kept n,
uel and the Young Israel Int o r-
in memory of Mrs. Loewenber it;
Kates
mediates will have a Purim m a s-
Mrs.
A.
Caplan,
in honor of t he
t ' s
querite on Saturday evening at Grodno Society
15th wedding anniversary of S r. Sahhalh Mornlot herein.:
the home of Evelyn Pearl. 17 12
Dance on March 27 and Mrs. Harry Z. Brown; M ra.
Gladstone, Apt. 402, at 7:30 o. t n.
Ns-
G. Blumenthal, in memory of I s-
The girl's arm) now has a
Mrs. I. Shetz r, The l'oronlo
thlklrou'o Msoqueriodr:
Mrs.
S. Garber is chairman and ther Jacobson;
membership of 15. between he
of
the
Mizrachi
BuildI ng
ages of 12 and 16, and me 1.• Mrs. E. Frankel and Mrs. E. Pen- toward
Fund.
every Sunday from 9 to 12 a. a, sler are co-chairmen of the third
for daily prayers, breakfast. a t 54 annual dance of the Grodno Society
a class in Jewish history, at t he of Detroit. which will be held on j .
t
Beth Eefilo Emanuel, under t he Sunday, March 27, at the Fort -"''''rge Attendance
direction of Mrs. Jack Isbee a nd Wayne lintel. Zang Garber's or- At Frolic
Miss Sylvia Rodin. Plans are M. chestra will provide the music.
Proceeds of this dance will be
ing made to present a mo o Iel
ta relief work in The Scarab Club ballroom v IS holler Huth Srhool Flap
Seder in conjunction with t he used for important
"Minyonaire" boys on Sundt iy, Poland and in this country, it was filled to capacity Saturday nil
when leaders prominent in the .14 fw-
April 10.
announced this week.
Next Sunday, the boys go up
A maior part of the proceeds ish community and their frig ds
cast
will begin the study of the P as- will go for the support of the fol. fathered for the annual art fn lie
Kut In• nor,
heimer,
over Hamada. and the girl's cl ub lowing institutions in G r o d is o , of the Jewish Community Cent er.
will elect officers and forma Ily Poland: TOZ, Jewish hospital, This yearly event was arrant led
apply for affiliation with the Ii fa- orphan home and old folks home. by the art committee of the C e n-
banoth movement of the Wome n's The society annually contributes to ter, under the chairmanship of
"Democracy or Dictatershipr
branch of the Union of Orthod ox the Allied Jewish campaign and to Mrs. David B. Werbe.
K kv will duos.,
An interesting program of en- Alexander
Jewish Congregations of Ameri ca. other causes.
thin subject at Bnai Moshe
Mr. and Mrs. A. !footman w .re ,
tertainrnent was provided by i rt.
Lorre:sc. and Dexter,
,„.
n_ ,..., _I, ____.,_ ists from Detroit atndina antl en- Tuesday, March 22, 8:30 p. m.
hosts for the breakfast last S c

EMANUEL MINYONAI

pervision of the sale of kosher
meats.
A statement regarding the un-
fair agitation against this pro-
poeed voluntary tax will be issued
next week by Detroit rabbis, it is
announced.

Emanuel Study Group to Re-
view Laws of Passover

ton ...bitch morning. M•rch I/. at 11
l.r. Leo 11 Franklin .111 preach
t he !sermon on the topic: 'Hod In

thildren of the fourth. tlfth
and .10th grades: Are you buoy planning
and Makin`yotir child'. mecum.. for
the grand Purim meequrralle Parte 5 0
be held Rowley. M•rch 20. CI 1.181 This
Is by for th•moot delightful. the moat
, olnrful norIn your child's year. 11..r•
child must t om. In coetume. There it •
e rupt march not • committee er Judges
to pith the Mot boy and girl cooduree
of eIch grad.. There are dctIctous Purim
rrrrrr hments. • Purim piny and Purim
oonga Pubto•flrelon, ley

The Junior High School drama arose
0 , 11 prevent "A Merry Good Purim - on
Ratord•y morning, March 11, •t
o'clock The
Include,: Rudely Up.
oon.
parlors Marks. WIllIsm Pinter.
Iti••hard
Lois Wert
Jot Shapero. Ruth Medal, Arlene to•
germnd Annett• 7A.I.Iman t

day.

. pester-Jay narists

444n. tertainers from

night clubs.

Hear kiss!

La VINE STUDIO

DEXTER THEATER BLDG.

11606 D

Blvd.

I

TO. 8-4845

3rd Annual Dance

TO BE GIVEN BY

The Grodno Society of Detroit

FORT WAYNE HOTEL

SUNDAY EVE. MARCH 27

Music by—ZANG GARBER and Hie Orchestra
ADMISSION Ou CENTS
Dancing from 9 P. M.
Door Prizes Given Away

ALEXANDER KERENSKY

FORMER PREMIER OF RUSSIA

Will deliver a lecture entitled

On Behalf of Democracy

Tuesday, March 22, at 8:30 P. M.

Under auspices of Cong. Bnai Moshe Men's Club

BNAI MOSHE SYNAGOGUE

Dealer and Lawrraca

Tickets—Main Auditonum $1—Balcony 75c