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$8.85

$6.85

(Res. to sI2.71)

(Res. to U.'S)

All the important styles in patent, gabardine and
Spring leathers, low-priced for quick clearance!
Colors include black, blue, roseberry and copper,
also some white and Summer shoes. All sizes, but
not in every style.

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PAGE SEVEN

LEGAL CHRONICLE

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Engagements

On April 30 the Bnai Brith
Hillel Foundation at Ann Arbor
Mrs. Aaron D. Markson announces the engagement of her daugh
will hold its annual informal
spring ball, this year known as the ter, Leonore, to Morton Kleiman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Saul Kleiman o
"Hillel Spring Fling." The pro- Kansas City, Mo.
ceeds of this dance are to go into
Mrs. Harry Lieberman of 2637 Boston Blvd. announces the en-
the funds raised by the founda- gagement of her daughter, Annette Sybil, to Jack Vogel, son of Mr.
tion in its annual drive for the and Mrs. Joseph Vogel of Toledo, Ohio.
U. P. A. and J. D. C. to he held
Mrs. Eva Rosen of 3760 W. Chicago Blvd. announces the engage-
May 1 to May 15. The Founda-
tion last year raised over $1,000 ment of her daughter, Dorothy. to Jay M. Rosenthal, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Isaac Rosenthal of 2200 Edison Ave.
in its drive.
Dorothy Arnold, president of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Teitelbaum of 2431 Highland Ave. an-
the local chapter of Alpha Epsi- nounce the engagement of their daughter, Ruth, to Dr. Edward C.
lon Phi, is chairman of the dance Kohleriter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Moskowitz of Brooklyn, N. Y.
and Phyllis Me!nick is acting as
Mr. and Mrs. J. Charfess of 2646 Glendale Ave. announce the
assistant chairman. Among the
Detroit students on the social engagement of their daughter, Lillian Stocker, to Sanford A. Dinetz,
committee who are working on son of Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Dinetz of 3742 Sturtevant Ave.
the dance committee are Helen
Mr. and Mrs. Jotin Hayman of LaSalle Blvd. announce the en-
Hamburger, Betty Lipton, Shir- gagement of their daughter, Janet, to Sam Leaderman, son of Mr.
ley Stiglitz, Ruth Pollock, Wini- and Mrs. David Brussell of Elmhurst Ave.
fred Cooper, Jeanette London,
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Frank of Virginia Park announce the be-
Julius Shetzer, David Jassy, Vivi-
enne Epewack, Lois Coburn, Ber- trothal of their daughter, Goldye Blume, to Theodore Breman, son
of
Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Breman of Leechburg, Pa.
na•d Brown, Ted Leibovitz, Peter
Morse, Irving Levine. The dance
will be held at Palmer Field House
(Women's Athletic Association
Building) from 9 until 12. Bill
Sawyer and his orchestra will play.
Madeline Betty Myers, a stu-
dent from Detroit, was elected
president of the Intel Players for
May 1—Miss Ray Sandler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Sandie
the coming year at the last meet- of Hawthorne Ave., to Morris Fine, at Lachar's on 12th St.
ing of the players. Miss Myers
May 1—Miss Katherine Lazaar, (laughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ilenry
played the leading role in the re-' Lazaar of Webb Ave., to Joseph Horn, son of Mr. and Mrs. Horn
cent production of "Roots."
of
New
York. The couple will make their home in Washington, D. C.
The Lacher Kosher Catering
Co. of Detroit served more than George Maxman of Detroit, at the home of Dr. A. M. Hershman, at
100 students at the Passover 9:30 a. m. After the ceremony the bridal couple will leave by plane
meals at the Foundation during for Baltimore where a reception will be given in their honor. They
the last week.
will make their home in Detroit.
May 1—Miss Ann Strear, granddaughter of Mrs. Mary Katchen
of Denver, to John Isaacs, son of Mr. and Mrs. Israel Isaacs of Glen-
dale Ave., at Lacher's, 3153 Cass Ave. Rabbi Moses Fischer will
officiate.
June 26—Miss Rose Gruskin, daughter of Mrs. Sophia Gruskin of
The $5 donor luncheon of the Atkinson Ave. to Sam Weiner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Isidor Weiner, at
Molly Segal Auxiliary of the Jew-
y.
Hotel
Fort Shelb
ish Consumptive Relief Society of
Denver will be held at the Knights
of Pythias Hall, 114 Erskine, on
Tuesday, May 10.
Reservations may be made by
calling Mrs. B. Fishman, Tyler
6-3951, or the president, Mrs.
Anna Gold, Tyler 4-7802.
April 20—To Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tushman (Mary Glick) o
A rally in the interests of this
luncheon will be held at Assem- 13305 LaSalle Blvd., a son, Earl Martin.
April 20—To Mr. and Mrs. Morey L. Abrahams (Esther Mahler)
bly Hall on Tuesday, May 3, at
of 17205 Muirland, a daughter, Jo Lynne.
1 p. m.
April 22—To Dr. and Mrs. Nathan Schlafer (Adele Schwarz) of
LaSalle • Blvd., a son, Dale.
To Mr. and Mrs. Dan Otis of Cortland Ave., a son.

Wedding Calendar

J. C. R. S. $5 Donor
Luncheon on May 10

Births

Beth El Sisterhood
Form Consumers'
Kashruth League Mothers' Day Event
on Saturday, May 7
of Women's Auxiliaries

I. MILLER

Members

to Canvass Stores

The Vaad Ilakashruth of De-
troit announced this week that a
Consumers' Kashruth League is
being formed, to be composed of
members of ladies' auxiliaries of
synagogues and other organiza-
tions. These ladies will visit stores
and will urge the owners to co-
operate in the enforcement of the
laws of kashruth—not only in the
sale of meats but also all other
food articles.
Storekeepers are urged to re-
ceive these volunteers courteously
and to co-operate in efforts in be-
half of kashruth.
The Vaad ilakashruth is being
Praised for its achievements. It
is pointed out that much has been
accomplished in the last six
months.

Young Israel Dance
To Be Held Sunday

Plans have been completed for
the Young Israel Intermediates'
annual spring dance, to be held
Sunday, May 1, at 9 p. m., at the
Detroit Leland Hotel.
Sponsoring the affair is the
Young Israel Intermediate Coun-
cil of Detroit headed by Leah
Bornstein, president; Morris Ear,
vice-president; Martha Rives, sec-
retary; Jeanette Shulman, treas-
urer. The committee heads are
Al Wiese, general chairman; Leah
Bornstein, general publicity; Jean-
ette Shulman and Morris Kar, co-
chairmen of publicity; Martha
Rives, ticket chairman; Shirley
Freedman, chairman of arrange-
ments; Abe Bresler, chairman of
arrangements; Abe Bresler, chair-
man of the journal; Joe Weinman,
chairman of ads. Abe Rosenshine
is chairman of the Young Israel
Intermediate Group and Max
Goldsmith is co-chairman.
The proceeds of the dance will
help further the activities of
Young Israel. Carlos Cortaz will
furnish the music. For reserva-
tions call Jeanette Shulman, Ma.
6370, or Martha Rives, To. 5.5423.

Wayne U. Alumni
Banquet on May 7

Mid-season

The Sisterhood of Temple Beth
El will celebrate Slathers' Day

l eataace

with a luncheon and entertain-

ment on Saturday, May 7, at the
Temple. Luncheon, at 12:30, will
be followed by a series of skits
written, directed and acted by
members of the sisterhood and
their daughters. The parts of the
mothers in the first playlet will
be taken by Mesdames William
Field, Morris Rand, Edmund Slo-
man and Laurence Van Baalen.
The following girls will play the
parts of the daughters: Ruth
Frank, Mary Wineman, Betty
Levy and Carol Lewis. The sec-
ond play will have In its cast:
Mrs. I. R. Myers, Miss listen
Myers, Gretchen Markel. Sirs.
Milton Donor, Mrs. Oscar Zenon,
Mrs. William Rindskoff, Mrs. Wil-
liam Mazer and Mrs. C. Louis
Maas. Miss Nancy Schiller will
read some poems written by her-
self, and Miss Lorraine Singer will
play several piano selections.
Mrs. Irving Hirschman is chair-
man of the committee in charge
of the program, and Mrs. John
Hopp is chairman of the commit-
tee in charge of the luncheon ar-
rangements.

SKIPPY VAMPS
Were to $7.95

'495

I. Miller $C La Fays
Were to $12.75

Mizrachi League
To Meet Tuesday

$695 $7 95

The recently organized League
for Pioneer Palestine which in a
constituent of Hapoel liamizrachi
of America, will hold an open
meeting Tuesday, May 3, at the
Bnai Moshe, at 8:30 p. m. Rabbi
Max J. Wohlgelernter will discuss'
the ideology of Torah V'avoda, the
program of the movement. The
social program following will also
include talking pictures. Friends
and sympathizers are invited. Saul
Schlesinger, president of the
league, will report on plans of the
local group.

Ii

I. Miller Models
Were to $13.75

$975

RUSSEKS

Flowers for all occasions —
Dex.erJoy Florist, Tyler 84822.

Movie to Feature Social of
Jr. Group of Home for
Aged Tuesday

amp Naltelud

A comedy movie film will be
the feature presentation of the
Perry Lake, Ortonville, Michigan
Junior Group, Jewish Home for
the Aged, next Tuesday evening,
BENIGSOHN - FRIEDMAN
.move ✓ a Yew/
.sla4th /000
May 3, at its open social gathering
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Friedman
The annual food shower for the in the lounge of the home. Alan
announce the marriage of their
Hagenjos, president, and the other
For Boys and Girls
daughter, Jennie, to Julius Benig- benefit of the Summer Play School officers, in the name of the or.
sohn of New York City, on Tues- of the Jewish Community Center, ganization, extend a welcome to
Woodward
at
Holbrook,
will
be
MICHIGAN'S OLDEST PRIVATE JEWISH CAMP
day, April 12, at the home of
young Jewish men and women to
Rabbi M. Zager, 3026 W. Grand held on Wednesday, May 18, at attend this meeting.
3 Separate Camp Units
IS ACCEPTING REGISTRATION
1:30 p. m., in the gymnasium of
Ave.
Mrs. David Kliger, the sponsor,
the
building.
The
organization
For • Restricted Number of Children
recently
has
been
elected
to
the
Girls Division
Boys Division
sponsoring the program are the
of vice-president of the
AGES:
Joint Mother-Daughter Af- Home Relief Society, the Neugar- office
Women's
Auxiliary
of
the
Home.
Pec•School Division
ten Sunshine Club and the Zeda-1
fair of Bnai Moshe Sister. kah Society. A substantial con-1
Little Naliclit
hood and Hebrew Ladies tribution of food is made each
This exclusive age group assures • unified camp
interest and allows for greater specialization and
.y,ear in order to help carry on the
Aid Society May 10 -. Summer Play School program of
All outdoor land and water sports and
training in the counselling staff
games, horseback riding and farming
the Center, for children who do
Tuesday, May 10, has been se- not go to camp. This year, the
PHONE TOWNSEND 5-6615
under supervision of mature, skilled
The Young People's Temple
lected by the Bnai Moshe Sister- Play School, which runs for a
leadership. One counselor for
hood and the Hebrew Ladies Aid period of six weeks, will open on Club's "Week-End Special" dance
Society for the joint annual mother July 5. Registration dates will will be held May 7, at 9 p. m., at
each group of three
Junior Home Relief Mothers, and daughter dinner, which will be be announced later. Admission Temple Beth El. The affair, pat-
campers. A resident
terned after the specials of nation-
held in the banquet hall of the con-
a n d
Daughters Luncheon May 1 gregation,
physician
to the shower is by food only, 1 al chain stores, will cost the lad-
Lawrence
and
Dexter,
Which has achieved recognition throughout the
canned foods, particularly fruits dies 89 cents and the lassies one
nurse on the
at
6
p.
m.
Middle West is accepting registration for children
The Junior Home Relief Soci-
A committee consisting of Mrs. and vegetables, being especially Ipenny.
staff.
ety's mothers and daughters lunch. Irving Greenspan and Mrs. Sam preferred. The committee in
Music will be furnished by a 10-
eon.will be held Sunday, May 1, Klein from the Sisterhood and charge of arrangements includes piece orchestra. To climax an eve-
at the Detroit Leland Hotel.
Mrs. Louis Kahn and Mrs. I. A. Mesdames Charles Harris, Leon ning of fun, a late lunch will be
PHONE TOWNSEND 5.6615
Miss Anne Campbell. Detroit Liebson from the Ladies Aid is M. Zeckman and Bernard Komer served for 11 cents a person. The
Early Registration—A Worthwhile Saving
News poet, will be the guest planning entertainment to follow for the Home Relief Society, Miss dance will be open to all.
Booklet Upon Request
speaker.
Tickets will be sold only at the
the dinner. Prizes will be award- Susanne Steiner and Mrs. Moe
Installation of the. incoming of- ed. Tickets may be obtained at the Lightman for the Neugarten Sun- door.
ficers will also be held. Mrs. congregation office.
IN DETROIT, Call Mrs. E. Lesowoder, Townsend 6-3764
shine Club and Mesdames Samuel
The committee in charge con-
or call Mrs. Edythe Cugell, Hogarth 1189
H. M. Shulman, senior sponsor of
Charfoos and Norman Adelman sists of Russell Davis, Bud Ber-
the Junior Home Relief, will offi-
man, Irene Weiss, Gabriel Alex-
for Zeda a .
OUR LOW OVERHEAD SAVES YOU MONEY!
ander Milton Marx, Frank Winton,
ciate.
Arts, Crafts Instructor Needed
The following are the new of-
The Summer Play School isjn Adele Rosenberg, Bob Sloman,
ficers: President, Janet Selvan;
need of an arts and crafts in- Harriet Kessleman, Bob Mazer,
chairman of the board. Edna Kel-
structor. Anyone who has had Ted Birnkrant, Felix Silver, Mil-
ler; vice-president and ways and
Final arrangements have been training in working with all kinds ton Donor, Al Ressler, Miriam
means chairman, Lillian Sherman completed for the donor dinner of media such as wood, glass, Carver, Ethel Ruth Goldman, Ruth
REMODELING
STORAGE
Greenberg and Herbert Schakne.
and Rachel Rubin; vice-president,
by the Detroit leather or metal should immedi-
and membership chairman, Rose dance sponsored
junior Hadassah at Web- ately communicate with Mrs. S.
unit
Will Call at Your . Home for Estimates — No Obligation to You
Hozman; recording secretary, Ber- ster Hall on Sunday evening, May H. Selmin, Play School director,
Lechem Aniyim Mothers'
TYLER 6-1607
tha Belkin; corresponding secre- 1. The admission charge of $6 per Ma. 8275.
3737 CALVERT AVE.
tary, Edna Greenbaum; financial pledge, includes an escort. Dinner
Day Party May 9
secretary, Sadye Rudman; treas-
ill be served at 6:30 and in addi-
urer, Beatrice Koblin. Additional tion to the regular floor show and
The Mother's Day party of the
board members are Winifred Cor- music for dancing by Art Mooney
Detroit Ladies Lechem Aniyim
nell, Rodelle Broder, Sylvia Roth, and his orchestra, special enter-
will be held at the Knights of
Helen Lucas, Ruth Applebaum, tainment is being arranged by the
Pythias Hall, 114 Erskine St., on
Sylvia Brody, Alice Zaff, Gene- committee in charge, of which
On Sunday, May 15, at 8:15 p. May 9, at 6 p. m. The secretary,
vieve Gralnek.
Sophie B. Schwartz is chairmen. A m., in the auditorium of the Durfee Mrs. Goldberg, Trinity 2-0940,
CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS
Rodelle Broder is chairman of fer reservations are still available Intermediate School, the National is accepting reservations from 0
Announce the Removal of Their Wilco to
the program committee.
and MIAs Bertha Yackness, presi- Council of Jewish Juniors will pre- members and their daughters.
dent of the unit, urges that all sent its first dramatic offering—
1821 PENOBSCOT BLDG.
who wish to attend this affair com- "Scoops," a three-act comedy, de-
2
ens the opening of their Branch (Mier at
municate at once with her at Town- picting the lives of newspaper wo-
131
NORTH LaNALLE KTREET, (1111*A60
3
send 6-5290, or Miss Schwartz at men. The cast is composed entire-
ly of Council talent. The play is
The Young People's Society of Tyler 5-6419.
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 I 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 01
Members of the unit are remind- under the direction of Melba Sklar
Congregation Bnai Moshe will hold
its annual Maytime dance Sunday ed that in celebration of Mother's and Flora Jane Miller, co-chair-
Day
the Jewish National Fund men of the dramatic group. Tick-
night, May 1, in the main ballroom
of Congregation Bnai Moshe, Dex- committee is taking orders for ets are now on sale and may be
planting
of trees in Palestine. Ann obtained through any member of
DAN FROHMAN, Conductor . WM. CAYMAN, Asst. Conductor
ter and Lawrence.
The dance committee, under the Brooks, chairman of this commit- Junior Council or by calling Town-
FEATURING
tee,
will
be pleased to take orders send 8-2221. Tickets will also be
directfrn of Martin Miller, presi-
Harry Bistritzky, 'Cellist
dent; Abe Rosenthal and Bernie for trees and may be reached at on sale at the door.
—
Zino." Bistritay, Violinist
A portion of the proceeds will
Berghoff, secured the services of Townsend 6-8821.
Rebecca Katzman Freiman, Pianist
A sectional meeting of the north- be contributed by the Juniors to
Bernard Besman and his orches-
Curtain Laundry and
Alma Phillips, Soprano Soloist — Allan Summits, Baritone
tra. Decorations with a blue and ern units of Junior Hadassah will the Allied Jewish Campaign.
Cleaners
silver motif have been designed be held on Sunday, May 1. at 9:30
Anna Warfel., Soprano — Mae Shapiro, Baritone
WOODWARD AT 111/2 MILE ROAD
m., at the Statler Hotel. All
by Irving Jacobs and his staff for
4737 Elmhurst Ho 1010
Bella Goldberg, Contralto
Dessert-Bridge
of
Women's
members
and
friends
of
the
Detroit
this gay occasion.
SEATS NOW ON SALE
lIostesses are: Sonia Markofsky , unit are invited. This meeting will
League of Young Israel
Sylvia Berlin, Hilda Greenwald , adjourn at 12:30 to afford those
By All Hale.) , Members or at 6830 Twelfth St.
on Monday
Elsie Siegel and Sylvia J. Feld- interested an opportunity of at-
frump I
tending the luncheon and after-
man.
League of Young
The
Women's
Proceeds of this dance will be noon sessions of the Senior Ila-
sponsoring
a
dessert-
Israel
is
turned over to the Allied Jewish dassah regianol conference.
From our mineral wells
bridge to be held at Bedell's Au-
Campaign and other worthy causes .
comes the sparkling health-
ditorium, 1249 Woodward, Mon-
For Reservations Phone Elmhurst 6688
waters used in the
giving
New Members to Be Wel- day, May 2, at 1 o'clock. Pro-
treatment of arthritis, neu-
ceeds are being set aside for
corned at Emanuel Syna- worthy causes in this city. Sirs.
ritis, rheumatism, sciatica
and general colds. Other
gogue Sunday Evening 1 Charles T. Gellman, chairman of
treatments include T U R-
the committee in charge, may be
WOMEN'S FIELD ARMY
KISH and REDUCING baths
reached
at
Tyler
41408
for
fur-
David Shkolnick, leading a choir
ther
information
or
tickets.
COME ONE — COME ALL
Thousands of persons who have had cancer are now well, free
Chassis
assist
of six voices, will
, and living hoppy, useful lives. Fear, ignor-
from the di
Rubin Boyarsky of Congregation
ncii
and
delay—these
are
the
allies
of
cancer.
For
centuries
•
Beth Tfilo Emanuel in • special Comic Operetta and Dance
they have taken their cruel toll of humanity. Bat today they
Mimic, and Sephirah service at. 1
at Center on Sunday
the synagogue, Taylor and Wood-
are being challenged by the women of America. determined
to end the mounting columns of unnecessary death. Perhaps
row Wilson, Sunday evening, May
last
year
of
who
died
"The Lass Who Loved an Em-
half of the 150,000 men and women
1. at 7:45. The program is being
cancer might have been saved!
arranged on the occasion of Rosh peror" will be singed at the Jew-
ish Community Center on Sunday,
Chodesh
lyar
as
a
membership
Scalp Treatments
Will You Volunteer in This War Against Cancer?
rally and a welcome to the new May 1. It is a bristling musical
Specializing is
members of the congregation, comedy set to the blithely tunes
This adv. paid for by ML Sinai Hospital Assn. of Detroit
who will be addressed by Rabbi of Gilbert and Sullivan.
NEWEST METHODS
This operetta is given by the
Max J. Wohlgelernter.
Following the service, which Jewish American Youth Chorus.1
SHELTON TULIP OIL
I""
saw tear
will be held at the, main syna- Dancing will follow the perform-
Bnai Moshe Men's Club's
LADDIES, 89c - LASSIES lc — TOTAL 90c
PEE ME near
PERMANENTS
In loving memory of our dear
gogue. a reception will be given ance which will begin at 8:30
Swing Band • 9 P. M. to I A. M. • at Temple Bet's El!
Lag b'Omer Party May 18 mother and grandmother, Beside
HARRY L. SCOTT to Rabbi and Mrs.. Wohlgelernter p. m. Dance music will be fur-
FACIAL TREATMEM3
Packard Repetwatmlre
Nathan, who passed away 11
lona- nished by Frank Merin and the
the
social
hall
of
the
at
Vinewood 1.4248
Nei Moshe Men's Club will yearn ago, .fay 3, 1927 (1st day
IPIIONES
gorue where refreshments will be Pacemakers.
Vinewood 1.1952
hold • Lag R'Omer party Wednes- of lyar).
WRESTLING AT ARENA GAR- tion's title belt, meets George •
The main characters are played
served by members of the Sister-
A prorlour ono from or I. • eons,
with
DENS ON MONDAY EVENING Dusette, No. 1 challenger. in a.
day evening. May 18. President
A rol, es loved Is rtlr
hood. There will be no admission .1.y the following: Joe Friedman,
championship light - heavyweight
in 011?
]tarry Meer, of the Club, an-
Olympia Motor Sale,
A Ma" 1.
charge and each member of the David Chudnof, Esther Weiner,
rormerly irltb Nancy Tea Wye%
SVDIth nextr cos to*1111...
Bill Weidner, present holder of ;tout at the Arena, Gardens neis.-•
❑
1U1ND
BITER
nounces that there will be thee-
Del
Syd Brussels, Shalamus Tigel and
congregation
has
been
invited
to
any
CA.
MB
EIZTILZ
BLDG.
rd
by
her
“iildren
TT. AIM
Sadly m•–
the National Wrestling Associa - Monday evening.
nen] entertainment, a motion Pic -
Philip Goldberg.
bring his friends.
and grendeb.ldren.
ture and refreshments.

Boys From 6 to 13 — Girls From 6 to 15

THE

Avrunin Nursery

The \Voile University Alumni
Association's annual reunion and
banquet will be held May 7, at
8:30 p. m., at the Detroit Leland
Hotel.
Frank Cody, superintendent of
schools and president of the uni-
versity, will be the toastmaster.
Lee White, director of public rela-
tions of the Detroit News, will be
the speaker of the evening. Mr.
White received an honorary de-
gree from Wayne University for
distinguished service to education.
Ben Burdick, an aluinnus of the
law school, is in charge of ar-
rangements for the entertainment.
Reservations may be made by call-
ing Mr. Burdick, 1825 Dime Bank
Bldg., Cadillac 1223.
Former students and graduates
of all the colleges of the univer-
sity will be present.

Miarriagps

'Center Play School
Food Shower May 18

Eighth Successful Season

Y. P. T. C. Week-End
Bargain Dance May 7

AGES 13 II031 :I TO 6

Dietary Laws Strictly Observed

(AMP NAHELU

Jr. Hadassah Dinner
Dance This Sunday

David A. Lynn

F U H S

a

Council Jrs. Stage
"Scoops" on May 15

The Musical Treat of the Season!

HALM mt., CONCERT

MASONIC TEMPLE
SUNDAY EVE., MAY 15

Charles K. Harris & Company

Y. P. S. Maytime
Dance on Sunday

Curtains Cleaned
for . . .
MOTHER'S DAY
Must Be Sent In
... Now
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SUNDAY DINNER

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BEAUTY SALON

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