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BETROTHED
Announce Her Engagement
Engagements
MISS ADELLE MAXINE KAMIL
Wedding Calendar
MISS BERTHA YACKNESS
Mr. and Sirs. Sam Yackness of
Sturtevant Ave. announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Ber-
tha, to Harold Lachman, son of
Mrs. Julius W. Lachman of Ken-
tucky Ave.
Trees Planted In
The Butzel Forest
the Holmur-Tuxedo branch of
the United Hebrew Schools
planted trees in Pales-
tine in memory of Ephraim
Ticktin, former Detroiter, who
died • martyr's death at Ain
Hashophet, Palestine, April 7.
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One tree honoring the engage-
ment . of Janet Hayman to Sam
Lenderman.
Two trees in memory of Layah
Smardon, sister of Mrs. Reitman,
by Pioneer Women's Dexter
Branch.
In honor of Mother's Day: One
tree honoring Mrs. Morris Golane,
by her children; one tree honor-
ing Jenny Malamud, by Jerry and
Rita; one tree by daughter, Sarah
Ginsberg, in memory of Harris
Simon.
A tree was planted by Irene
Clinton in honor of her mother,
Mrs. Robert E. Clinton.
A tree was planted by Mr. and
Mrs. Jules Lev in honor of Mrs.
Anna Falick.
A tree was planted by Dr. and
Mrs. M. A. Falick in honor of
Mrs. Anna Falick.
A tree was planted by Graham
Landau in honor of his mother,
Mrs. Anne Landau.
One tree was planted by Mrs.
Mayme Freeman in honor of Mrs.
Mildred Schulman.
One tree was planted by Mrs.
Maymee Freeman in honor of Mrs.
Leah Pally.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Kaplo-
witz planted four trees in memory
of Jacob D. Lieberman, Fanny R.
Lieberman, Meyer Lieberman and
Philip Kaplowitz.
Trees may be planted in the
Butte! Forest in Palestine by can-
ine. Mrs. Philip Slomovitz, 17417
Stoepel Ave., University 1-6972.
Births
April 19—To Mr. and Mrs. Milton Forstat (Rose Osnos) o
New York, a daughter, Ila Marcia.
April 19—To Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Glass (Dorothy Saperstein)
of 17520 Santa Rosa, a son, Sheldon Charles.
April 28—To Mr. and Mrs. Max Cvazda (Ida Noble) of 336 E.
Woodruff, a son, Melvyn Jerald.
May 3—To Mr. and Mrs. Ben-Zion Applebaum (Frieda Shevitz)
of 2220 Atkinson Ave., formerly of l'alestine, a son, Igal Nosh.
U. H. S. Auxiliary
Will Meet May 31
The annual meeting of the
Women's Auxiliary of the United
Hebrew Schools will take the form
of a strawberry festival to be held
on Tuesday, May 31, at 2:15 p.
m., in the social hall of Congre-
gation Shaarey Zedek, Chicago at
Lawton.
Mrs. Herman Wetsman is chair-
man of the refreshment commit-
tee and the following ladies will
assist her: Mesdames Morris
Krause, B. Bremen, Anna Moss,
Richard Colt and A. B. Stralser.
Mrs. Simon Shetzer, hospitality
chairman, will be assisted by Mes-
dames Julius Rosen, Fred Bond,
Herman Cohen, George Roberts,
Samuel Singer, Aaron Carlstein,
Arthur Purdy, S. M. Victor, Har-
ry Wine, Leonard Sidlow, David
Fauman and Philip Gilbert.
Sadie Cooper will be featutiad
as the guest artist and will ren-
der several violin selections, ac-
companied by Rosa Bassin Stein.
Miss Miriam Tobin will entertain
the audience with dramatic inter-
pretations.
In order to facilitate the work
of the chairman, Sirs. Herman
Wetsman, should be called for
A pep meeting of the commit- reservations at Townsend 8-7617.
tee chairmen of the fund-raising
project being sponsored by the
Detroit League of the National
Home for Jewish Children at Den-
N. H. J. C. League's
Project on May 24
Sally Woodward
To Speak at Center
Food Shower June 1
Adarriagro
SPELKIN—RIVKIN
At a ceremony marked by its
impressiveness, Ilene Leone Riv-
kin became the bride of Jules M.
Spelkin, in Congregation Shaarey
Zedek, Sunday, May 1. Rabbi A.
M. Hershman officiated and Can-
to• .1. H. Sonenklar assisted him.
The bride was gowned in a
Schiaparelli model of oyster white
satin and Pointe Venice lace, and
carried bridal roses, lilies of the
valley, and gardenias in her bridal
bouquet. Mrs. Samuel Rivkin,
mother of the bride, wore hya-
cinth blue lace, and Mrs. Harry
Spelkin, the pride-groom's mother,
wore turquoise blue lace.
Attending the bride were Flor-
ence Spelkin, sister of the groom,
who was gowned in aquamarine
blue marquisette; Ethel Rivkin,
sister of the bride, wore primrose
mousseline de soie; Esther Hut-
ton, attired in bronze satin; Ruth
Barsky, who wore ice blue satin;
and Ethel Morritz, maid-of-honor,
gowned in delphinium blue mar-
quisette. The bridesmaids carried
bouquets of white double stock
and Joanna Hill roses.
Harold Hutton served the groom
as best man, while Gerald Bar-
sky, Morris Hutton, Harold Mark-
ovitz, and Hy Yaker acted as
ushers.
Dinner was served to 100 guests
in the reception hall immediately
after the wedding ceremony. Cov-
ers were laid for 10 at each table,
with floral centerpieces of white
tulips and narcissi, flanked by
ivory tapers. Dinner music and
later dancing was enjoyed by all
assembled.
Among the out-of-town guests
were: Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Rivkin
and daughter of Buffalo, N. Y.;
Mr. and Mrs. William P. Turner
of Flint; Mrs. Thomas Bratby of
Linwood. Mich.; Mrs. Monte Bil-
ler and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Mut-
ton of Bay City.
The couple left for a motor trip
through the East, visiting Wash-
ington, D. C., en route.
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AGES FROM 3 TO 6
Foundation Garments Made to Order
On Tuesday evening, May 17,
the Philomathic Debating Club will
holds its 36th annual model meet-
ing. Organized 40 years ago for
the purpose of giving young Jew-
ish boys between the ages of 14
and 21 an opportunity to learn the
art of public speaking, the Philo-
mathic has long been known as one
of the outstanding forensic so-
cieties of the city, and boasts of
such distinguished alumni as Judge
Charles Rubiner, Judge }lorry B.
Keidan and Prof. Samuel M. Levin,
head of the economics.department
at Wayne University.
The debate will be held at Cen-
tral High School, Linwood and
Tuxedo, at 8:30 p. m., and all are
invited. The question for discus-
sion will be: "Resolved, that the
United States join with the non,
Fascist powers in a policy of col-
lective security." The affirmative
will be upheld by Samuel Hertz-
berg, Martin Green and Norman
Leemon, while the negative will he
defended by David Crohn, Benja-
min Hertz and Harry Jacobs.
As is customary at these model
meetings, there will be three prizes
—the Louis Smilansky Gold Medal,
the Mrs. F. V. Martin Silver Med-
al, and the Cavanaugh Bronze Med-
al—for the three best speakers,
and the Judge Harry J. Binge-
man loving cup for the winning
team. The winning team is se-
lected by the organization itself,
but the best speakers are chosen
by the three judges who, this year,
are: Melvin German, an alumni;
Paul Rickard, of Wayne Univer-
sity, and Judge George Murphy of
Recorder's Court.
Louis Elkind, speaker of the
Philomathic, will preside at the af-
fair next Tuesday evening.
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Congregation B'nai David;
Purity and Rainbow
Mother's Day Event
On Monday Evening
MOORE CORSET SHOP
LITTMAN'S
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Philomathic Model
Meeting on Tuesday
Sally Woodward, of the Detroit
News and Station WWJ, will be
the guest sneaker at the annual
PHONE TOWNSEND 5-6615
food shower for the Summer Play
School of the Jewish Community
Center, sponsored by the Home
Relief Society, Neugarten Sun-
shine Club and the Zedakah Club,
on Wednesday, June 1 at 2 p. m.,
in the, auditorium of the building,
chievecl
recognition
throughout
the
Which has ■
Woodward at Holbrook. Miss
Middle West is accepting registration for children
Woodward, who is well-known to
Under the supervision of Miss Eleanor Narosny of the
Detroit audiences, will speak on
Merrill-Palmer School
"Radio Services a Community,"
discussing the contribution of the
radio to community life. She will
also demonstrate how a radio pro-
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gram is announced, by introducing
Meetly
Obeerned
Dietary taco
the rest of the program.
The program will also include
Sara Berman Pregerson, reader;
Sadie Cooper, violinist, accom-
panied by Mrs. Rose Bassin Stein,
MRS. AARON SILBERBLATT
and the dance team of Edith Mus-
held
at
a
breakfast
at
kin and Ronnie D'Orazio. Admis-
ver, was
Purity Chapter No. 359, O.E.S.,
the home of Mrs. Moe Prince last sion will be by food, canned fruits
SURGICAL AND SWIMMING GIRDLES
Thursday. Tickets were issued for and vegetables being especially in will sponsor a celebration in con-
junction with Rainbow Assembly
the
simultaneous
bridge
teas
to
demand.
A
large
attendance
is
ex-
—
We Design and Cut Our Own Garments
to honor Mother's and Daughter's
be held on Tuesday, May 24, at pected at this annual event.
Day, on Monday evening. Slay 16,
the homes of the various mem-
bers and friends. Mrs. Joseph Mel- Mlawer Card Party Wednes- at 6:30, at the Eastern Star Tem-
ple. 80 W. Alexandrine.
lon and Mrs. Joseph Newman,
TY. 5-5078
day; Mother-Daughter
Reservations for this dinner
9015 i2th ST.
ticket chairmen, announced that
Banquet
Thursday
may be obtained by phoning Mrs.
tickets can be obtained from the
Eva Springer. worthy matron of
following members of the com-
A "distress" card party will be Purity Chapter, Hogarth 7906, or
mittee: Mesdames Ben Berkman,
given by the Mlawer Umgegend Mrs. Ida Schultz, mother advisor
Ben Silberstein, Harry Clark,
R. Katz, Arthur Miller, Harris Verein on Wednesday evening, to Rainbow Assembly, Tyler
Silverberg, Milton Simon, Herman May 18, at the main auditorium 7-3527.
Schmier, Nathan Weingarden and of Jericho Temple, 2705 Joy Rd.,
at 8:30 p. m. Joe Greenbaum is
Twenty students of Bnai Moshe Stirs Said Shubot.
Mrs. Daniel Siegel and Mrs. D. chairman of the committee. Mem-
Sunday School will receive their
bers, friends and the public are
Junior High School diploma. on Rubin, chairmen of the guest.com- invited to patronize the event, the
mittee, are prepared , to assist
May 15, at 10:30 a. m.
members and friends in obtain- proceeds of which will go to the
8210 TWELFTH ST.
Louis Gunsberg, president of the ing guests to play at their homes distress fund for relief of Polish
On Tuesday evening, May 3,
TRINITY 2.0100
congregation, will speak to the on Tuesday, May 24. Mrs. Aaron landsleute. Tickets can be ob- Detroit Lodge, No. 55, Knights fo
graduates on behalf of the congre- Silberblatt and Mrs. Moe Prince tained by calling the chairman at Pythias, exemplified the rank of
gation. Eugene Gelbman, chair- are general chairmen of this Townsend 6-8211, or the chair- Knight on a new class consisting
Friday Night, May 13
man of the Sunday School board, event.
man of the ticket committee, Sant of Effron Adelson, Charles Behr-
Saturday Night, May 14
will also address the graduates.
William R. Blumenthal, national Lichtenstein, Tyler 6-1971; or the man, Dr. Harry Mediae. Charles
Moses Fischer will deliver
Rabbi
executive director of the national night of the card party at the Snider, Gave H. Wolfe, Alfred
Sunday, May 15
the main address.
home at Denver, recently visited door. The president is Harry Ti- Rosenberg, Reuben Snider. Dr.
M.
r.
M.
to
1131
r.
Henry
Gluck,
class
president,
Fr... 1
Detroit and thanked the commu- gott, and H. P. Rossen is secre- Martin B. Robinson, Morris Fried.
will present the "class memorial nity for its cooperation, urging tary.
loan, Saul M. Leach, Edward
and class will." Ben S. Chinits, continued interest ip the unfor-
The third annual Mother and Pearlmuter, Harry B. Letter, Al-
principal of the school, will re- tunate children who are being Daughter banquet sponsored by vin Lewis, Joseph Rosen.
ceive the gift on behalf of the Sun- sheltered and cared for at the the Ladies' Auxiluiary of the
The evening ended with a ban-
day School and will also announce Denver home.
verein will be held on Thursday, quet in the dining room of the
Al.mander Olnahapolar.
May 19, at 6:30 p. m., at the lodge. Chancellor Commander Ja-
the names of the honor students.
Mode& Jewlah Talkie
Following the graduating eser-
Phalanx Club, 114 Erskine. Mrs. cob Werner welcomed the new
rises a reception for the graduates Eleanor Lipkin Wins Piano I. Burnstein has arranged an in- members and introduced past
and their friends will be given by
teresting program of entertain- Chancellor Bernard A. Pearl as
Contest Honor
the faculty of the school in the
ment and prizes.
toastmaster. There were greetings
social hall of the congregation.
Charlotte Kruger will be fea- by the following past chalcellors:
tea
Eleanor
Lipkin,
seven-year-old
114rea
136
(1,
Merv: Admits
tured
in recitations. There will be H. P. Cohen. Sam Raskin, Ben
daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Ezra
Donations in Memoriam to Lipkin, won "superior" rating in dancing at the conclusion of the Behrman, Master of Finance Wil-
Jewish Home for Aged
piano class "A" at the compete- dinner. For reservations call the liam Rosenberg, Rabbi Harold
five festival held in Bay City chairman, Trinity 2-4053, or con- Rosenthal and Past Grand Chan-
tact members of the organization. cellor Frank Berman.
Unveiling of Tombstone
The following have made con- Saturday.
tributions to the Home for Aged:
The rating of "superior" was
The closing address was made
Mr. .nn W. Wolf hst•I•n In teen, the highest given in all junior Flower Fund of the Jewish by Past Chancellor Sidney I.
of th• Tahrwelt or Davi/ IV llmere.
The unveiling of a tombstone my
Home for Aged
Alexander.
Oh• Kafn in memory of rne•her . Mr. contests at the convention of Fed-
in memory of the late Mrs. Mary rel, Kuhn. Mr. Lona Pe., In eration of Music clubs held in Bay
The bingo parties of the Indy'
A contribution to the Home for
Velick will take place this Sunday.
err rat ,neoh•r. Freld•. 16 -• )4"rrt• City last week. Eleanor is the
closed • successful season on May
Aged
in
lieu
of
flowers
was
made
Illeni•
le
memory
•f
10
•
Mach-
Pter11110.
Slay 15, at 1 p. m., at the
R
we.
.111.-ego
pupil
of
Rose
M.
Sayer
and
will
by
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Max
Broad,
in
4.
Part of the proceeds will be
Mr..
Petah Cemetery. Relatives and Relive...
III In memory of father. lere.1 ;ter. give a recital on June 1 at Mc- memory of David Blumenthal and utilized in rending underprevi-
W•.-•erg. In father. • •nothet,
friends are invited to attend the Mn
Gregor
Library.
Michael
Saperstein.
leged children to a summer camp.
0Z.1•••beah
service.
THE
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The Ladies of the Yeshiva
Beth Judah invite the public to
attend the 11th annual banquet
this Sunday, May 15, 7:30 p. m.,
at the Bnai David Synagogue,
14th and Elmhurst Ayes.
A program has been arranged,
to include Jerry Klein, youngest
member of Cantor Kapov-Kagan's
choir. Ile is the 11-year-old son
of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Klein of
3743 Rochester Ave. All Detroit
rabbis will attend.
Proceeds of this affair will go
for the upkeep of the Yeshiva. For
reservations call Mrs. H. Rotten-
berg, president, Townsend 6-1171,
Mrs. Katz, treasurer, Townsend
6-4230, Mr. Tracer, secretary,
Northlawn 1792, or Mr. Sprague,
at the Yeshiva, Townsend 8-7061.
Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Grablow of Salem, N. J. announce the
engagement of their daughter, Anne, of Detroit, to Jack Fogel, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Max Fogel of Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Oshinsky of 2525 Gladstone Ave. announce
the engagement of their. daughter, Daisy, to Russel R. Sloman, son
of Mrs. Eugene 11, Sloman of Chicago Blvd. The wedding will take
place next fall.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Robins of 3272 Calvert Ave. announce the
engagement of their daughter, Sylvia, to Dr. J. J. Goode of Leslie
Ave.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Miller of 2517 Taylor Ave. announce the
engagement of their daughter, Gertrude, to Lewis E. Honigman, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Honigman of Buena Vista Ave.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Epstein announce the engagement of their
daughter, Marion, to Irwin Levine, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Levine
of Glendale Ave. The wedding will take place in August.
Mrs. Rose Toporofsky of Clements Ave. announces the betro-
thal of her daughter, Ida, to Charles Charlip of Tuxedo Ave.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Kamil
of Leslie Ave. announce the en-
gagement of their daughter,
Adelle Maxine, to Maurice H.
Schultz, son of Mrs. Ethel Schultz
of Clements Ave. Miss Kamil is a
May 19—Miss Eleanor Lyter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samue
junior in the teachers' division of
Lyter of Chicago, Ill., to Morton Horowitz. The ceremony will take
Wayne University.
place at 4 p. m. at the home of Rabbi Joshua Sperka, in the presence
of the immediate families. Reception at the home of the bride's
sister, Sirs. Joshua Gordan, 245 Covington Drive, from 7 to 10 o'clock.
June 12—Miss Maxine Feldman, daughter of Mrs. George Feld-
man, to Harold Bergman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Bergman.
June 12—Miss Yetta Poperitz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
The Jewish National Fund Coun. Poperitz of Euclid Ave., to Joseph Zager of this city. Rabbi M.
cil of Detroit announces the fol- Zager will officiate.
lowing trees planted in the Butzel
June 26—Miss Rose Gruakin, daughter of Mrs. Sophia Gruskin of
Forest in Palestine:
Atkinson Ave., to Sam Weiner, son of Mr. and Mrs. 'sick!. Weiner, at
The 1938 graduating class of
Hotel Fort Shelby,
Yeshiva Banquet
On Sunday Night
Elmhurst at 14th St.
invites you to attend
A SIYEM IIASEFER
TAKE YOUR
On Sunday, May 15, at 2 P. M.
This Scroll is presented to the Synagogue by
MRS. EVA MAILER in memory of
her late husband, MOSHE mATLER
PICK
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