A merica', lavish Periodical Cotter

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ATMS • CINCINNATI 20, 01110

and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Rotman of 2010 Ilazelwood Ave. an
nounce the engagement of their daughter, Mollie, to Harold Zalla
son of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Zalla of Hazelwood Ave.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Sachs of 3807 Cortland Ave. an
nounce the engagement of their daughter, Joyce Caryl, to Harold
Cohen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Abe Cohen.

Wedding Calendar

March 27—Miss Sophie Stulberg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Ben Stulberg of Highland Park, to Sam Lezell. son of Mr. am
Mrs. Isaac Lezell, at Congregation Bnai David. Reception at th
synagogue at 9:30 p. m.
April 3—Miss Irene Roselyn Solomon, (laughter of Mr. am
Mrs. Louis Solomon of Pontiac, to Sidney Orkin. son of Mr. am
Mrs. Hyman Orkin of Grand Rapids, at 3 p, m., at Temple Bet
Jacob. Pontiac, Rabbi Eric Friedland officiating.
April 3—Miss Sylvia Rosenfeld, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Rosenfeld of Log Cabin Ave. to Louis Mendelson, son of
Mr. and firs. Joseph Mendelson of Lee Place.

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Births

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March 5—To Mr. and Mrs. Jack Helper of Parkside Ave., a
daughter, Judith Kalif.

Marriages

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MT. CLEMENS' POPULAR STRICTLY KOSHER HOTEL
Under Management of

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Dietary Laws Strictly Adhered to
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ions or Further Information
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New Glenwood Hotel
Mt. Clemens, Mich.
33 S. Gratiot Ave.
Next door to Hotel Medea

3rd Annual Dance
TO BE GIVEN BY

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The Grodno Society of Detroit
FORT WAYNE HOTEL
SUNDAY EVE. MARCH 27
Music by—ZANG GARBER and His Orchestra
ADMISSION 50 CENTS
Dancing from 9 P. M. —:— Door Prizes Given Awes"

i friends for all the kindnesses and

CARD
.. OF THANKS
:
The e am y of the late
se Maurice acmpathl shown
Schultz wish to thank their many late bereavement.

Recent Bride

MARGOLIS — LONDON
a Mr. and Mrs. Samuel London
nnounce the marriage of their
d aughter, Sophie Jean, to Sam
3 l aigolia, son of Mr. and Mrs.
3 . Margolis, on March 15. Rabbi
I saac Stollman officiated.

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HASSAL—PINSKER
On Sunday evening, March 6,
disc Bessie Pinsker, daughter of
r. and Mrs. Dave Pinsker, be-
ame the bride of Joseph Hassel,
on of Mr. and Mrs. Mandel nas-
al. Rabbi M. Zager officiated.

BLADEN—MILLSTEIN

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Tavrow of
: narriage
yracuse, N. Y., announce the
of their daughter, Ruth

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illstein, to Philip Bladen of De-
roit, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo
Baden of Syracuse, N. Y.. in
ebruary.

The Oneg Shabbat of the De.
troit chapter of Hadassah, which
was to have been held Saturday,
March 26, has been postponed.
The next meeting of Hadassah
will take place Tuesday, April 12.
The afternoon's program will in-
clude several presentations by the
drama group of the organization.

SOLOMON L. SAULS

REBECCA SAULS

Solomon L. and Rebecca Sauls
of 2227 Hazelwood Ave., will cele-
brate their golden wedding anni-
versary Sunday, March 27, with a
dinner for the immediate family.
They have been residents of Detroit
for the past 32 years.

They have six children, Rose
Ginies, Jacob S., Joseph and Frank
Sauls of Detroit, Mrs. Samuel Gor-
denker of Mt. Clemens, Mich., and
Martin Sauls of New Turk; and
nine grandchildren.

CONSUL WILL ADDRESS
HOME RELIEF SOCIETY

Hadassah Chapter
Formed in Monroe

The Home Relief Society an-
nounces that Hon. L. C. Hughes-
Ballet, British consul in De-
troit since 1931, will address the
society's meeting Monday, March
28, at 1:30, in the Colonial Room

Mrs. Ralph Davidson, president
of the Michigan-Ohio Region, of
Hadassah, announces that the
Monroe chanter of Hadassah was
instituted in Monroe, Mich., Feb.
16, at the home of Mrs. Maurice
Gelder.
Miss Jeanette Steinberg and
Mrs. Ralph Davidson addressed
the group on the subject of or-1
ganization and duties of a Hades- I
soh chapter.
The following officers were
elected: President, Mrs. Harry
May; first vice-president, Mrs.
Morris May; second vice-presi-
dent, Mrs. Arthur Sherman: sec-
retary, Mrs. Nat Carroll: treas-
urer, Mrs. Francis. Rush.
Under the inspiring leadership
of the newly-elected president
Emanuel Boys and Girls to
and
her efficient corps of officers
Present Model Seder
and committees, 38 out of 41
Jewish women in Monroe and
Preparations are under way for
neighboring communities have
the presentation of a complete
already joined Hadaesah. The
Seder ceremony by the Sunday
members are working diligently
morning Bora Mitzvah and Girls
to achieve the distinction of a
Clubs of Congregation Beth Tfilo
full membership.
Emanuel and Young Israel Inter-
Another meeting was held at
mediates, on April 10. The parents
the home of Mrs. Jay Cohen,
and friends of the 40 boys and
March
15. Mrs. Ralph Davidson,
girls, will be invited to witness the
Mrs. Max Dushkin, chairman of
MRS. DAVID KLEIN
program, which is under the direc-
organization for Michigan, and
(Malvena Kraemer)
Regularly $5.00
tion of Miss Sylvia Radio, advisor
Mrs. Schmarya Kleinman, as
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Kraemer of the Habanoth Girls Club.
guest speaker, of Detroit, attend-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Lieberson
of
2226
L. C. HUGHES-HALLET
of Mt. Clemens, Mich., announce
ed. Mrs. Kleinman delivered an
the marriage of their daughter, Taylor Ave. were hosts at the
enlightening address on the re-
Last week they sold
Malvena. to Rabbi David Klein breakfast served last Sunday after of the Detroit Leland Hotel. His lation of Iladassah to the inter-
out in a hurry; we
of Miami Beach, Fla. The cere- the conclusion of the week-day topic will be "The Consulate Du- national world.
tiesof
Many
Climes."
He
will
were fortunate to get
mony was performed at the Tides morning prayers in which boys and
Committeeshave been appoint-
Hotel in Miami Beach by Rabbi girls alike participate. A discussion also speak about the comparative ed as follows: Membership, Mrs.
another purchase at the
Dr. Bernard Revel of New York, of Passover regulations in the home position of the Jew in Rumania, Jay Cohen, Mrs. S. Slobin and.
same special price. Two
Germany and England.
who was assisted by Rabbi Moses was held at the breakfast table.
Mrs.
B.
Chasm
education,
Mrs.;
styles, both with studs
Mrs. S. B. Dante will introduce
The following officers were elect-
Mescheloff of Miami Beach,
M. May and Mrs. M. Gelder;
of rhinestones in pearl
Rabbi Morris Halpern of— New ed by the Habanoth Girls last Sun- the guest speaker. All members Program, Mrs. A. Young.
Mrs.
York, who is the cousin of the day: Helen Geller, president; and friends are urged to attend. M. Siegel and Mrs. J. Yamron.
settings. Crepe or rayon 4.
The
meeting
is
open
to
the
public.
Gloria
Cedar,
vice-president;
Mary
bride, Rabbi Meyer Freed of New
satin in white or pink.
Miss Esther Etkin of Detroit,
Mrs. Al Weisman and Mrs.
York, Rabbi Graynerman of Jer- Lakritz, secretary; Jeanette Ru-
will review "The Trumpet of
usalem and Cantors Maurice benstein, treasurer. The club is part Harry Shulman are chairmen of Jubilee" at the next meeting. or.
Fifth Floor
Mamches and Berele Kelemer. of a national movement launched this event.
April 12.
On March 18, Mrs, Sam Arkin
Mrs. Sonya Halpern of New by the women's branch of the
York was matron of honor and Union of Orthodox Jewish Congre- of Glendale Ave. was hostess to
Mrs. Sarah Silberg of Mt. Clem- gations of America, and is open for the board members of the Home
ens and Miss Libbie Merlin of membership to girls who have Relief Society. Mrs. Robe r t
RUSS EKS
Atlanta, Ga., were the brides- reached the age of Jewish religious brews, chairman of the board, pre-
maids. The groom was attended maturity, namely, 12 years and sided and plans were discussed for
the April and May meetings.
by Mr. and Mrs. H. Kasper of one day.
An informal radio dance was
Special certificates will be Issued
The following contributions are kiven by Pi Chapter of Phi Lamb-
Chicago. After a honeymoon
trip through Florida, the couple to all boys participating in the Sun- acknowledged: Mrs. Louis Morris, da medical fraternity, at Ann Ar-
will make their home in Miami day morning activities, giving the in memory of Mrs. Arthur Rosen- bor, on Saturday night, March 19.
date and place of their entrance thal; Mrs. Sidney Wallace, in mem- Guests from Detroit were: Dr. and
THETA ALPHA LAMBDA
Beach.
Among the out-of-town guests into active Jewish life. Through , ory of Mrs. Annie Danto; Mr. and Mrs, Leo Orecklin, Dr. and Mrs.
Theta
Alpha Lambda Sorority
the
Bar
Mitzvah
Club
an
oppor-
Mrs.
Oscar
Silverman,
in
memory
were: Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Kovin-
John Freedman, Dr. and Mrs. M.
at the home of Gertrude
sky of Pontiac; Mrs. Rebecca tunity is provided for the continu- of the late Fannie Rosenthal; in Bachman, Dr. and Mrs. M. Harris met
GrosRberg.
Plans were made for
Malbin, Mr. and Mrs. Max Ma- ation of their religious training memory of father, Philip Davison, and Dr. and Mrs. D. Budson.
distribution of the Passover .bas-
by Mrs. Rose D. Ferar.
dorsky and Miss Sylvia Madorsky during the adolescent period.
During
the
spring
vacation,
a
kat..
Members
decided upon a
Parents who wish to enroll their
of Mt. Clemens; Mrs. Sarah Seig-
joint initiation will be held of the
el of New York, Mr. and Mrs. children, 12 to 16 years of age, Contributions to Infant Wel- Omicron chapter of Detroit and PI donation for the Jewish Home
for the Aged.
Samuel Bernstein and family and In these groups will please com-
chapter of the University of Michi-
Plans for the Mother's Day af-
fare Fund of the Detroit
Mr. and Mrs. Soberman of De- municate with Rabbi Max J. Wohl-
gan at Ann Arbor, Those to be fair were made and gifts for the
gelernter at the Beth Tfilo Eman-
Chapter of Hadassah
troit.
initiated from Pi chapter are: Mor- mothers were decided on. The
uel Synagogue.
ris Arnkoff, Raymond Gehl, Hy- group plans a dinner at Frame's
Mrs. Joe Magidsohn, chairman man Levine, Harold Slomovitx, and a show afterwards. A for-
Council of Jewish Women Jewish Center Men's Club
of the infant welfare fund of the Milton and Samuel Scherman, Lee mal to celebrate the inaugural of
to Have Bridge Party
Detroit chapter of Hadassah, has Snyder and Morton Wiener. The new officers is planned to take
to Meet April 12
on April 4
received contributions from the initiation ceremonies will be fol- place in June. -
At the last meeting of the Jew. following:
lowed by a formal dinner and
The next meeting will he held
IOW Mr.. Louie James flosenherg,
A bridge and Mah Jong party ish Community Center Men's Club, In Mr.
memory of Rom lowwenherg; David dance, shortly after the spring va- at the home of Edna Edelman
is being planned by the Detroit Dr. Loren Schaefer f the Detroit %onion, In memory' of A. Jacob. Hose cation.
I of LaSalle Gardens.
Loolvonberg,
Sarah
Goldman
and
Sarah
section, National Council of Jewish Department of Health gave an in- Hamburger; Mr. and
Mrs. 1.01.1111 Rosen•
Women, for the next meeting to be teresting talk on the subject of limb In memory of Rom
Lnewenbeng;
held Monday, Apri 14, at 2 p. m., "Syphilis", from the historical, Mr. •nil Mw. Joseph II. Ehrlich, In
memory of
Lorwenbera. Dom
at Temple Beth El.
treatment and preventive point of Lappin. Sarah Roe.
Goldman. Sarah /lam•
The committee, headed by Mrs. view. Dr. Leon A. Katzin, chair- burger and A. Jacob; Mr. and Mrs.
Laurence Levi, with Mrs. Harold man of the program committee, Hermon August. In memory of Hoge
Loegenliera. Mr. and Mrs. Nathan al-
Rattner as vice-chairman, is in- notified the members that a lecture mon, In memory or Nose Lonvenherg;
viting all council members and on another phase of health educa- Mr. and Mrs. Harry bf, Piker. In menn•
of line. Loewenberg; Mr and hire.
their friends to this affair.
tion would take place at a future pry
Julius Steinberg. In memory of Hone
There will be many prizes. Mem- meeting,
Loeuenbeng, A. Jacob. Sarah Goldman.
bers are requested to make up their
Furniture From America's Finest
Dr. Jack Jackman announced and in honor of the liar Mitzvah of
Weinstein; Mr and Mrs. Ily-
own table groups, and to bring that Joseph Camiener and Max Sheldon
Healer •nd Mr.. Harry Meyers. In
their own playing cards and Mah Chomsky would represent the Men's tnan
memory of Hose Loiewent.rg: Hobert
ManuFacturers Brought to
In honor of the Ilar Mils-
Jong sets.
Club at the House League, the all- Loewenhett
or Sheldon Weinstein and Harry
Refreshments will be served don inclusive, representative body of vah
Broder and In memory of Man Glaser
ing the afternoon.
You at Great Savings
the membership. The following and Sarah Goldman: Ile end Mr..
There will be an admission charter members were also an- Wolf Kaplan, In memory of Max Olat-
r. Sarah Goldman. Evelyn Schletwil.
charge of 50c for non-members. nounced: Edgar Goldman, Leonard • Mush
IMPORTED GIFT WARE FROM ALL OVER THE WORLD
Hamburger and Dora Lappin;
and Mrs. Bunton Lieberman. In
Levine, Julius Greenberg, Charles Mr.
memory of line. Lomnenherg and In
of the birthday of Mrs. Esther
Bnai Moshe Strawberry Fes- Kelt, Isidor Arnkoff, George Par honor
tens, Joseph Blackman, Eugene Abrams or Philadelphia; Mr. and Mrs.
tival on April 27
Smith, In memory of Hose
Stein, Milton Kushnir, Sam Kre- Charles
Lomvenberg, Farah Hamburger. Miriam
pack and Abe Snmsky. All young Iluchhslter, A. Jacob and 11. M. Koff-
The annual strawberry festival men from the age of 23 years are man: Mrs. Elisabeth Kaplan, In honor
of the Bar Illitsvah of Harry I_ Broder
of the Bnai Moshe Sisterhood will eligible to join.
and Rot Sonenklar and the birth of •
be held on Wednesday, April 27,
The next monthly meeting of the daughter to Mr and Mr. Bert Smok-
at 8 p. m. There will be card games group, on Tuesday, April 12, at ier, Mins Sonia 'Pushkin. In memory of
Rose Loelventierg and Sarah Ilatnhon•
with various pirzes. Mrs. Teresa the Jewish Community Center, ger:
Mr. and Mn,. /ult. Berman, In
Miller and Mrs. Ethel Goodman Woodward at Holbrook, will be memory of Ito. Loeventterg: Mr. and
will have charge of this affair.
M. F. Lipton, In memory of Rom
marked by novelty form of enter- Um
Loewenberg, Mr and Mrs, Eroll Loc.-
The annual mother and dough. tainment, at which a games and entierg,
In honor of the Bar Mit • h
ter dinner will be held Tuesday, nodal period will take place.
of Harry I.. Broder and In memory
of Max Olsten; lira Lena Lowirenberg
May 10.
and Lillian. In honor of the Bar lilts-
A successful luncheon was held
i•h of II•rry I.. Prod, and In memory
by the Sisterhood last Wednesday, Typing and Speed Dictation of Wm Glaser; Alt Hyman. In nnem•
MR. AND MRS. SAMUEL KRAEMER
ory of Item Lome. ..Mier' and Max Glaz-
Classes at Jewish Center
marked by a good attendance. The
er: Mr. •nd lire Sol Perlman. In mem-
of Mt. Clemens ANNOUNCE
affair was in charge of Mrs.
ory of Par. Ilmnburger• MI,. Rena
THAT THEIR STRICTLY KOSHER
Charles Berger and Mr.. Louis
The Community Employment L Antlek. In mentor, n1 the yalirselt of
her
•unt.
Fannie
011oimon
of
Chicago:
Greenfield.
Service of the Jewish Community Mr. end Mr. harry &dime In memory
and Mineral
The congregation will hold a Center, Woodward at Holbrook, an- of Sarah Hamburger: Mr. •nd Mrs. A.
Baths
membership meeting next Wednes- nounces the resuming of its prac- Glaser and aylit• Glue, , Inmemory
of Hone
Loeuenberg; Mn. rod Mra
day, March 30.
IS NOW OPEN
tice classes in typing and steno- Herman Wetaman.
In mmory of Ito.
graphic practice, speed tests, spell- Lommnberg and
Glazer: Mr. and
Make Reservations for PASSOVER
Max Lieberman. In mem ory of
ing and other office procedures. Mm
nom Loedrenberg.
Max Mager. harsh
Fegan to Be Interviewed on The
SEDORIM in all its traditions and splendor
class is open to all typists and Hamburger and A Jaeoh: Mr. and Mra.
"Let the People Speak"
Pam
Lieberman.
Inmemory
of
Row
Services Will B. Cowducted by
stenographers who are registered
Bora hatter•nd Mrs 11.
with the employment service and Lomeenbona.
Program
lireday of Fort Worth. Tex • and In
Rabbi David Klein — April 15th and 16th
who are interested in maintaining holier of the birth of • son to Mr. .04
am, Frank Ilienimn, Mr and Mra
Spend Passover Week with us. Save yourself all the trouble
John N. Fegan, chairman of or regaining their skills • This /11 Crerar
Zemon. In memory of Remo
of preparing your home for Passover.
the Michigan State Tax Commis- a real opportunity to qualify for a Loswenheng nod Ranh Hamburger; Mr
Kashroth strictly adhered to under supervision of an
mid
Mew
Sidney
Stono,
In
memory
of
job
when
it
presents
itself.
Classes
sion, will be interviewed on the
narah Hamburger: Mr. and Mr. Meyer
authorized Mashgiach
program, "Let the People Speak," are held Tuesday, Wednesday and Ertualan. In memory of Sarah Ham•
Write or phone your reservations
Saturday, March 26. at 10 0. m., Thursday, from 9 to 12 noon and born, e: Mrs, Rae Weinstein. In Ham
•
of Ito. I.rxrenberg, Sarah Ilittet-
over Station WJBK. lie will dis- from I to 4 p. m.
and Bora Lands; Mr. and Mr*
Miss Anna Rose Hersh, employ- burner
cus. the "Tax Puzzle" and the
Simon Shrt.r. In memory of Mo.
Con• luppin, annals II•m-
Present personal property tax sit- ment director, will be glad to talk Loenenberg.
AND MINERAL BATHS
Surge, and A Jaroh
over applicants' needs any morn-
uation in Michigan.
Itob.rt 1.mmenberg, la ',sensory of Mra
MT. CLEMENS, MICHIGAN—Phows Mt. amuse 75
ing and to make arrangements for Sarah Hamburger: Mn Jneeph Barnett,
any type of assistance that these In honor ef the Star Mitmah of tom
Remeother Ale. Phillips?
I. Broder: Mr and lira Nathan
Rulsi•ers featured soloist en his classes can offer.
In mammy of Ranh Hamburger; Mr.
•
Hear her
last Detroit visit.
and Mr. Wolf Kaplan. In memory of Jolla. Lemon, In memory of Rarer Lerre-
Power is sot shown by hitting
Roes Loolembert and Mattis R.esthal: *abort Mr and Mr. ltramth Ehrlich.
Smsdey Night, b1m. 16

Two Favorite

STUD
SHIRTS
$385

•

Last Monday night, at the Mac-

! abees Bldg., Pisgah Lodge held

Hadassah Oneg Shabat Is
Postponed; Next Meet-
ing on April 12

I Repeat Sale.

The Jewish Community Center,
Woodward at Holbrook, will hold
an open house program on Tues.
day, March 20, from 3 to 5 p. m., as
one of a series of such programs
being arranged by the women's
committee of the Detroit Commu-
nity Fund. The period of March
15 to May 15 has been set aside
for the purpose of acquainting the
community with the agencies afilli-
ated with Community Fund.
Visitors will be greeted by the
board and staff members of the
Jewish Community Center and a
tour of the building will take place.
Guides will conduct the groups
through the building and explain
the various, diversified activities
which are taking place. The pro-
gram of activities for that after-
noon will include Hebrew classes,
stenography and typing classes,
arts and crafts group, puppetry,
stage costuming, dance classes,
handball games, Mothers' Club
meeting, citizenship class, music
and art classes and nursery school
program. The library, toyery and
game room will also be included
in the itinerary of the tour. The
;many club periodicals, Center News
publications and booklets of activi-
ties will also be on exhibit in addi-
tion to the work done by the junior
groups meeting at the Center. Af-
ter all the visitors will have toured
the building, Herman Jacobs, execu-
tive director of the Center, will
give a brief talk on the purposes
and general activities of the or-
ganization.
The community is invited to at-
tend this open house and acquaint
itself with the work of the Jewish
Community Center in the field of
education and recreation for young
and old. Heading the committee of
hostesses is Miss Edith Heavenrich
and serving with her are Mesdames
Henry Meyers, Saul R. Levin, Saul
Saulson, S. R. Glogower, Joseph M.
Welt, Charles Rubiner, Ellis M.
Thal, David B. Werbe, Benjamin
Wilk, Sidney J. Allen, Abraham
Cooper, Charles E. Feinberg, Harry
S. Grant, Arthur J. Hass, Julian
H. Krolik, Joe Magidsohn, Herbert
D. Robinson and Louis J. Rosen-
berg.

'

isgah Lodge Hears
Interesting Debate

its monthly open meeting. The
m ein feature of this meeting was
1 debate between the Hillel
i foundation of Ann Arbor and
t he Detroit A. Z. A. No. 63, on
i he topic "Resolved, that the
recommendations of the Royal
C ommission are to the best in-
terests of the Jewish People."
A . Z. A., represented by Calvin
G oodman and Morris Hutton.
t o ok the affirmative aide of the
uestion. and Ronald Freedman
i nd Nathaniel Holtzman, repre-
i enting Hillel, took the negative.
The judges were Aaron Droock,
Joseph Sanders and Louis Weis-
enfeld. The decision went to
he Hillel Foundation team. This
debate was under the direction of
Louis H. Schostak, chairman of
t he cultural committee for Pisgah
Lodge.
Following this debate, Rabbi
Bernard Heller. of the Hillel
Foundation at Ann Arbor. gave
on interesting discourse, in which
h e stressed the necessity for co-
ncretion of the A. Z. A. and
Hillel Foundation and suggested
t hat a debate be made an an-
nual affair. Ile announced a
convention soon of the various
branches of youth movements
which will take place in Detroit.
T here will be round-table discus-
sions and sermons by Rabbi Leo
Franklin of Temple Beth El and
Rabbi A. M. Hershman of Shaarey
Zedek, on the topic of what a
college man can expect from re-
ligion.
A capacity audience attended
this meeting.
The next meeting of the lodge
will be held on Monday evening,
April 4. Past President Aaron
Rosenberg will talk on the charit-
able and philanthropic work of
the Order of Bnai Brith.

Celebrate Their 50th Wedding Anniversary'r"*""""

Community Center
to Have Open House

Engagements

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