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"Summer Streamliner"
this
RECENT BRIDE
corsette of "Lastex"
and power net!
Side sections of airy power
. . front and back of
sleek satin "latter" so your
clothes won't slick during
the warmest weather .
artful uplift bra of net. Cool
little miracle worker . . .
with loti of control where
you need it!
7.50
MADE WITHOUT
MADE WITHOUT
The national administration of
lladassah, the women', Zionist
organization, has strongly en-
Mr. and Mrs, Day Krolik and
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hyman of
dorsed the American Jewish Con-
gress elections and on Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Brodie left 3806 IV, Grand Ave. will be at
June 21 to spend three weeks home to 'their friends and reta-
in Yellowstone National Park.
tines on Sunday. June 26, from
—2 to• 5 p. m., 4 /it honor of the
bars. Ruby Frankel, who has graduation of ;their daughter,
lawn , the .guest of . Mr.-and Mrs. •llori.s • Bernice, from Central. High
Gerald May, will return to her School. No cards.
home in St. Louis on June 30.
Miss Harriet Kert of 438 Mars-
Mr. and Mrs. Meyer L. Prentis ton Ave. was one of the youngest
and family spent the past week- graduates from Wayne University
end in Madison, Wis., where they , on June 16. She was entertained
attended the graduation exercises at her home the same everting in i
of their daughter, Helen Vera, honor of her graduation.
from the University of Wisconsin.
I Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shatan•
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Wineman off of 2711 Monterey Ave an-
and daughter, Sue, left Friday, nounce the graduation of their
June 24, for a month's stay
son, Jerry, from Durfee Inter-
a- mediate School on Thursday,
their lodge in Gaylord.
June 23.
Mr. and Sirs. harry Newman!
will leave next week to spend the
r. and Mrs. J. Bronstein of
summer in Charlevoix.
W. Philadelphia Ave. announce
announce
the graduation of their (laughter,
,
-
I
Mildred,
from
Hutchins
Inter-
Mrs. Bernard Wohl and daugn media
ter, Lynn, will leave July 1 for !Jute School, on Thursday,
June
23.
a summer's stay in Charlevoix.
hour
.
HADASSAH URGES
CONGRESS VOTE
National Administration En-
dorses Popular Poll;
' Local Appeal.
fashion
net
June 24, 1938
CHRQN LE
MRS. MAURICE LANDAU
• PRODUCTS
H E I
ARE ALL APPROVED BY THE
Union of ORTHODOX JEWISH Congregations of Americo
HEINZ VEGETARIAN OVEN-BAKED HEINZ VEGETARIAN SOUP. Ade-
BEANS in tasty tomato sauce. A pop- licious assortment of vegetables in
ular best - seller for many years.
iil
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40 1.
a ready-to-serve home-style soup.
MILCHIG
7 Heinz CREAM Soups, made with rich cream and newly churned butter:
MRS. HAROLD BERGMAN
(Miss Maxine Feldman)
-
The marriage of Miss Maxine
Feldman, daughter of Mrs. George
Feldman, to Harold Bergman, son
of Mr. and Sim Max Bergman,
was an event of June 12, at Hotel
Statler.
CREAM OF WIRT
CREAM
CREAMOF
TOMATO
CREAM OF MUSHROOM CREAM Of GREEN PIA
CREAM OF ASPARAGUS CREAM OF SPINACH
COIN CHOWDER
and more than 40 other@ products.
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Look for the seal of approval
JEWISH CENTER HOME
CAMP REGISTERS FOR
SEASON, JUNE 27, 28
on the label.
014(0- 0 FOODS
' Registrations for Camp Mho-
nim, the summer home camp of
the Jewish Community Center,
Woodward at Holbrook, will be
taken on Monday and Tuesday,
June 27 and 28, from 9 a. in. to
1 p. in. The camp will open for
a six-week period on Monday,
July 11, and extend through Aug.
19, with daily sessions from 9 a.
m. to A l p.
onday
Friday. A l applicants wi
through
will
be re-
quired to take a physical examine-
Robert Shatanoff returned to
Mrs. Jacob II. Schakne and
his home on Monterey Ave. last
son, Herbert, and niece, Louise Sunday from California where he
Margolis, of Pittsburgh, will leave attended the Shrine Convention.
CORSET SHOP
Monday, June 27, for a month's
Enroute he visited Portland, Ore.
visit in California.
FOURTH FLOOR
and Yellowstone National l'ark.
Mr. and Mrs. William Mazer
Miss the
Lillian
4
and two children of Birchcrest ent
f Greenfield will
I
II
Ave. are spending the week-end s •
—
pupils
On Wampler's Lake in the Irish Hills
in
° oath-
in Columbus, 0.
recital at her
home, on June 25: a
FOR BOYS AND GIRLS FROM AGES OF 6 TO 15
Adele Gordon, Harriett Br di!
Mrs. Maurice Klein and Mrs. Helen Greenbaum, Lorraine Wine,
Harry Markle will be hostesses Sherwin Wine ' Beverly Penton' 6".
Under the professional super-
at a luncheon in the latter's home, and Odis Lansky.
vision of trained and experienced
!Monday, June 27.
counselors, campers will partici-
Mr. and Mrs. Gustave Herz of pate in a well rounded educational
, SRESORT
clubs, special
bet. and Mrs. Eugene J. Arn- 2192 Clairmount Ave. announce rn
rr ea sm
t ' anin d el h ud
obby g activities,'
feld will leave July 29 to spend the Bar Mitzvah of their son, rtueg
day
celebrations
and tris holt-
to
the holiday week-end in Gaylord, Heinz Leon, on Saturday, July places of inte ti
p
Mich., and Charlevoix, where they -, at Congregation Bnai Moshe,
rest. airs. Sara h H.
will be the guests of Mr. and Dexter and Lawrence. At home Selmin, camp director, has an-
Mrs. Bernard Wohl.
to friends on Saturday after- nounced the following staff of
noon and Sunday, from 2 to 5 coun selors: B u n k counselors,
The Finest and Most Modern Resort in Michigan
Evelyn Budnitzky, Lillian Mil-
Miss Ruth Feinberg and Miss and 7 to 10 p. m. No cards.
gram, Mrs. Vivian K. Sharkey ,
Lucille
Michelson
are
leaving
on
SOUTH HAVEN, MICH.
Monday for a 10-day motor trip
Anne Sherefkin and Mrs. Hazel
Completely redecorated and a new lobby added—
Mr. and Mrs. Henry II. Sha- L. Fleischman; arts and crafts
Chatanooga, Tenn.
pero attended the sixth annual
complete in every detail of equipment
convention of the Jewish War counselors, Esther Ehrlichman,
INSTALLATION JUNE 28
Anne
Molodofsky,
Adolf
and convenience.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Marwil Veterans of the United States man,
Phyllis
Aaronson
and Cont-
Mrs.
OF J. W. E. W. 0. BRANCH end daughter, Nathalie, !eft Mon- Department of Ohio, held in Co-
Large, airy rooms, elegantly furnished, with private bath and
Eleanor J. Hartman; music coun-
day for New York to join their lumbus, 0. June 18 and 19.
shower. Children's dining room and governess—playgrounds.
selors:Karl W. Haas, Gizella Ad-
Next Tuesday, June 28, at 12:30 son, Milton, who returned from a
OUR OWN DANCE BAND and GROUP OF ENTERTAINERS
ler and Maurice Lax; playground
p. m., members of the North two-year-trip around the world.
Miss Belle Moskowitz is attend- counselors: Sophie Rice
OFFER TWO SHOWS EVERY EVENING
and Ida
i
Woodward branch of the Jewish
ing
the
Lambda
Kappa
Sigma
Henilricks.
Margaret Shcolnek
Private Bathing Beach —Men's and Women's Solariums—
Women European Welfare Or-
Dr. and Mrs. David J. Levy convention in Boston, Mass. Miss will supervise nature study, Sirs.
New Social and Entertaining Staff — Tennis and
ganization will convene at the are sailing Saturday, June 25, Moskowitz is a
graduate of Wayne Clara Kaufman, dancing, and ales-
Handball Courts, Golf Course nearby, and
Wilshire Hotel for the annual in- for a 10-day's stay in Bermuda. University, College
of Phar- dames Leonore Greenberg
Horseback Riding
stallation of officers. There will
and
macy,
and
is
the
only Jewish rep- Lillian Gruber will be in charge
Mrs.
Sadie
Kutnau
e
r, Mrs Lo
OFFERS
be entertainment, followed by
EXCELLENT CUISINE It LOW RATES
uis, resentative from the Omicron of the library. Nathan Bean will
Winkelman
and
Miss
Eva
Y
I
bridge, with prizes at each table.
stein returned
hapter of Wayne University act as assistant director.
urned from a motor tai p This
122
acres
of
beautifully
wooded land on an altitude
Mrs. Joseph Modell, retiring through
is the only national phar-
east.
Boys and girls from 7 through
president, has been elected as
of 2,000 feet above sea level.
the maceutical sorority in the coun-
15
years
of
age
are
eligible
to
honorary past president.
YOU MUST SEE IT to Fully Appreciate the
Mrs. Julius Lemle and grand- try. It was organized in Bos- apply and should appear with a
Other appointees are: Mrs. Wil-
ton by a group of girl pharma-
liam Fisher, chairman of sick daughter, Joan Weingarden, who cist graduates from the Massa- parent on the registration dates.
Large lake of rare beauty and safety.
committee for life; Mrs. A. J. have been living in Monroe, La., chttsetts College of Pharmacy and Applicants must pay the Center
the
past
year,
are
visiting
the
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membership fee of $1.50 in addi-
Redblatt, chairman of Benjamin
2 to 5 ROOMS — JUST BUILT — NOW RENTING
is
now
celebrating
its
silver
an-
Unsurpassed water and sanitation system and ade-
Wisper Memorial Flower Fund; latter's father, Dr. David Wein- niversary in the same town where bon to the $6 required to cover
COVERING 30 ACRES OF BEAUTIFUL PARK
garden
of
Clairmount
Ave.
costs of the hot lunches served
Mrs. A. B. Knoppow, publicity.
it was formed.
quate new spacious buildings and equipment.
FINEST ON LAKE MICHIGAN, plenty of shade trees—deep
daily.
An interesting program has
natural ravine-1000 feet of private beach—Equipped with
r. and Mrs. Arthur W.
been planned. Reservations may
Mildred Abeloff, formerly of
every modern convenience—
be made by calling Mrs. J. Bag- Schlesinger and family of Bos- New York, presented ,her pupils
Most modern play equipment, including new tennis
Electric stoves, electric refrigerators, arotomatic hot water
dade, Townsend 7-2199, or Tyler ton Blvd. left for their summer in their first dramatic art reci- INSTALLATION MARKS
and handball courts . . . Activities organized
home
in
Charlevoix,
Mich.
heaters, stone fireplaces, all-steel chrome7urniture, finest in-
ANNUAL MEETING OF
6-9553.
tat
at
Grinnell's
Auditorium,
Fri-
to suit the interest of various groups.
nerspring bedding, baths, showers, sleeping porches. The big
-
day
afternoon.
AUXILIARY
OF
J.
N.
F.
The
following
Mr
and
M
.
C:
surprise, on the lake. There's nothing Ms it.
g were took part: Elaine Abele, Mary
HEBREW LADIES AID
Large Children'■ Playground and Many Other Features , . .
hosts at a wienie roast and sup- Lu Collins, Billie Cugell, Phy- A large and enthusiastic gath-
The historic Irish Hills and large lake offer unex-
PICNIC THIS SUNDAY per
party last Saturday night at His Glanzrock, Marilyn Grana- ering attended the annual meeting
celled opportunities for arduous activities such
Sleepy Hollow Beach,South Haven, Mich.
their
summer
home
at
Lower
Bier,
Norma
Joslove,
Constance
affects
and
Installation
of
ocers
of
the
Mrs. Max Gross and Mrs. David Straits Lake.
as long trips, all night hikes and general out-
FOR INFORMATION, ['HONE Olt WRITE
Karbal, Carol Kottler, Leonore Ladies' Auxiliary of the Jewish
Muller head a committee which
door living.
PEARL GRAY—Saginaw 1026, Chicago
Leff, Dian Lightstone, Marilyn National Fund. The meeting was
The Board of Directo rs
has
completed
arrangements
for
7601 CHAPPEL AVE.
of the Lightstone, Annette Marx, Sue held at the Fort Shelby Hotel on
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the annual picnic of the Hebrew Jewish Children's Ho me closed Ann Marks, Suzanne Miller, Bet- Tuesday evening, June 14.
Ladies Aid Society which is to be their season with a luncheon Mon- ty Schaffer, Francis Shubow and
Carefully selected staff ... no more than four chil-
Philip
Slomovitz,
guest
speaker,
held on Sunday, June 26, at day, June 20, at Devon Gables.
dren to a counsellor ... CAMP MEHIA is the
Helen Shubow. Katherine Marx emphasized the fact that Palestine
Riverside Plymouth l'ark. Light
Refreshing lake breezes .. . cool tonic country air . . .
is the main refuge for the Jewish
only Jewish camp authorized to issue credits
Mrs. Louis Zeff and daughter, was the accompanist.
refreshments will be sold, and
carefree hours . . . summer sports . . . all these and more
people and the dominating center
Nita,
and
a,
are
spending
the
week-end
merit badges to boys interested in Boy Scout
there will be games and contests
await you at
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Melt- in Jewish life.
activities. Physician and nurses on premises.
for the children. Members, their in tleveland.
man of Mack Ave., were pleasant-
The musical program was fur-
families and friends are invited
The Council Camp broadcast ly surprised by their friends with nished by Mrs. Rose Merkel, ac-
to attend. There will be signs
a dinner party held at North- companied by Mrs. Mildred Ma-
Radio Station }Vero
W
Pre-school group 3 to 6 under special expert super-
posted indicating the exact loca- over
wood
Inn on Sunday, June 19, to her. A number of congratulatory
3: k 4 e 3 ip Llain
"Where Vacation Dreams Come True"
ce. onForam
fonnndanyn,mJneunnne and
tion of the picnic grounds.
vision.
n • i celebrate
(ev
Ienbrrsa ntney. their 25th wedding an . telegrams to the president, Mrs.
South haven's Finest Resort . . .
• Harry Buchman, were read. Mrs.
the camp director will be inter-
Camp always open for inspection—Directions : U. S. 112 to
Jr.
Mizrachi
Women
Will
Dinah Milkovsky Caplan of New
Acres of beautiful grounds . . . swimming, tennis, golf,
viewed by Mrs. David Cooper,
Ypsilanti to camp site. Turn right 500 feet after entrance
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Isaacs of York, founder and first president
horseback riding, dancing . . . solariums . . . children's play-
Meet Tuesday
chairman of the Council Camp
to State Park.
2748 Pingree
Ave.
will celebrate of the Detroit Auxiliary , was a
ground . . . private bus . . . rooms with bath . .. famous
.
•
radio and speaker's committee
sh
e
B
ar
Mitzvah
of
their
son,
guest
at
the
meeting.
Jewish-American food.
The newly formed Junior Chap-
Phone TYler 5-7539 or write to 2689 W. Boston Blvd.
Emanuel, on Saturday morning,
Mrs. A. B. Stralser read a res-
Write for folder.
Dr. and d Mrs. Charles
ter of Mizrachi Women is making
es
of June 25, at 9:30, at the Philadel- olution of sympathy to the family
a ttend Gitlin
progress and adding ninny new Elmhurs t
SOUTH HAVEN, MICH.
Dr. flit-
Phoenix Road
At of Mrs. Jack Ellenstein, who re-
members to its ranks. It invites tin's class reunion at Ann Arbor phia-Byron Talmud Torah.
home to friends on Sunday, June cently passed away. Mrs. Ellen-
all young women interested in last week,
of i% and
a ir nd wn•deremtnhz
26,
from
3
to
5
and
7
to
10 stein was an ardent worker and
Mizrachi Zionist work to attend g
Philip p. m. No cards.
board member for several years-
the next open meeting on Tues.] Diamond.
A number of trees have been
day evening, June 28, at 8:30, atj
Just Built---Newest and Most Modern
Dr.
and
Mrs.
Julius
Si.
Stern
planted
in Palestine in Mrs. Ellen-
1938 Tuxedo Ave. a
Mrs. Murray Iloppin of Brook-
of Leslie Ave. are attending the stein's memory by the board of di-
The Only Place of Its Kind in South Haven, Mich.
Rabbi Joshua S. Specks will ad- y n,. 1., a
by her convention and post graduate set- rectors.
son,
dress the group on the topic "The son, Bernard, is the guest of her sions which are being sponsored
Right on the lake, about 450 feet of private beach,
Tree certificates were presented
Problem: The Jew—the Solution, sister and brother-ind aw , Mr. and by
beautiful grounds, plenty of pine, shade and fruit
the Michigan State Chiroprac- to four retiring officers, Mrs.
M Max
Palestine." Mrs. Abraham Caplan Mrs. Samuel Kobaker of North-
trees, finest furniture and innerspring bedding.
tic Association in Benton Harbor Hayman, Mrs. L. Lightstone, Mrs.
,
will review current events and lawn Ave.
Saintj
and
1 and 2 Roomsand Kitchenettes, as low as $125.00
Charles Brody and Mrs. A. Miller.
there will be group singing of
CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS
! n en !. lorder n
Mr. and Mrs. Milton E. Wol
b business
y
rn 2
per season and up. Dishes, linens, gas and electric
Palestinian songs.
Wolfe
F olseeis p h her
1821 PENOBSCOT BLDG.
2
will present feaTthueredregaun
o
18925
Wildemere
reports
Anyone
interested
in
attending
included. Showers.
e.
will
be
the
following
pupils
in
a
3
CA. 3338
Mists
at
a reception Are.
piano William Mandel, corresponding
on unda
3
or becoming a member is asked
y, recital and demonstration of the aecretar•Mrs I Goodm
Also sleeping rooms and cottages by season,
to call the acting president, Mrs. June 26. from 2 to 5 and 8 to
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p. m. , in honor of the en- Dunning System, Sunday, June cording secretary; Mrs. Max 'Hay-
day, week or month.
51 a x D. Schuster, Townsend
26, at 3 p. m., in the auditorium man, program chairman; Mrs. P.
67548. The meeting will be fol- gagement of their daughter, Reva of t he %' Omen's
For Information, Phone or Write
!
Club, 2110 Slomovitz, chairman of box col-
Phyllis, to Sol YolleS son of Mr
lowed by a social hour,
Park Ave.: Ellen Arden, Sherwin lections; Mrs. S. Heyman, tree
and Mrs. Jose
ph Yolles
lingame Ave. "No
cards. of Bur- Behrmann, Doris Clarke, Lois chairman; Mrs. II. Kraft, trees-
Coggan, Selma Cohen, Zelda urer; Mrs. Joseph Deytsche, Oman-
( C ;o a h re e l n ik , .alG an d n e o
llydn GFinlesibsehregr: me
Re ge
Phone 781
Route 2, South Haven, Mich.
lyn in elcial secretary, and the president's
Mrs. Harvey Elbinger and Mrs.
•111.111•••••11,
Al .Mendeleen are
••m
t'
report by Mrs. Harry Buchman.
iti ng
theiGia
sher g, Cafol Goldenb
Goldenberg, Mary
Mrs. Buchman announced the
sister, Mrs. Roy Zell, in Spring- Lynn Graham, Rosalind Green,
ON LAKE MICHIGAN
field, Mass.
appointment
of the following corn-
(FARBAND CAMP)
Halperin, Phylis Isaacs, mittees: Membership,
Heart of Vac•tionland
Jerome Halperin,
Mrs. 'Max
"COOLEST SPOT IN MICHIGAN"
Rita Sue Hallman,
a I In k i n an,
ppy Stuart
,
t Klans'!: !layman; current dues, Mrs. I.
Milton
Fishman,
a
student
at
man,
Arthur
Long Lake
Chelsea,,Michigan
Where the cool lake
Joyce
the St. John's :Military Shcwach; delinquent dues, Mrs. I.
Academy
breezes m ask e living
of Delafield, Wis., is home
to set, Phylis Lederer, Gloria Lefko, Margolis; box collection, Mrs. P.
Camp
Season
from
June
26 to Sept. 5
keener . . relaxation
spend
his parents,
his summer
Mr. and
vacation
Mrs. with
Na- Maureen Levitt. Harriet Ann Slomovitz;
program,
(talent),
than Fishman of 2984 [India- Lewis, Anita Litvin, Anna Vida
Mrs. Si. Finkel and (speakers),
more stimulating . . .
i J to , n. Mitchell,
KINDERWELT is a non - commercial camp owned by
Baleetatdye, Joan
Mrs. S. Heyman; current events,
Constance
sports more zestful.
Michell,
the Jewish National Workers Alliance ,
game Ave.
Mrs. B. Ilarrison; trees, . Mrs.
Nitchun, Elaine Muirhead.
Miles of broad sandy
PR
ailaczi4
k:d • Samuel Heyman; hospitality, Mrs.
North Shpre Drive — South Haven, Mich.
and the Poale Zion
Howard
Radner,
Ned
Robertson,
beaches ... Sporty golf
:firs Lillian Horowitz and her
PHONES: 379, 443, 228
Sarah Robertson, Marian Ruskin, M.`Coldberg. Mrs. S. Weiner, and
father,
of
Rochester
Ave.,
have
• Beautiful grounds • All Sport Activities
courses . . . gay dance
Geraldine Scholl, Elaine Siden, Mrs. R. Cabot; social. Mrs. John
returned from Los Angeles, where yenta Slatkin, Nancy Stenbuck, fund.
Hayman,
L. Miller; flower
Sports of all kinds on premises. Ultra modern rooms with
pavilions — riding, fish-
Mrs. Mrs.
S. Bagdade.
• Dramatics
• Singing
they spent the past month.
private bath. Jewish-American meals tastefully prepared.
wei
s
5,
5
,
I
r
o
°Sturman,
y
Martin
t
a
in
Sturman,
ze,
n
n
,
,
ing, boating, hiking.
• Arts and Crafts
• Swimming
parents,
Mr.
and
Paul
Terbrueggen,
Elaine
1Neis-
Children's playground and governess. Dance ■ and c o ncert
Modern resorts and ho-
alias Rita Feldman, who has Gmeaonr,g
ALBERT A. GORDON
Joyce
Joan
• Yiddish
• Gardening
been visiting -her
music in our spacious recreation hall. Rates for these con-
tels to fit any purse.
Zander. The public is in- TO CONDUCT SERVICES
ee
d
.
J
ct
a
i
n
Mrs. S. Feldman of 2009 Calvert
• Jewish Iiistory
• Natural Science
veniences are most reasonable. Write for folder.
Mineral baths. Easy to
AT PETOSKEY, MICH.
Ave., for the past week, will
• Hebrew
reach by paved high-
• Photography
MAKE RESERVATIONS NOW
leave for Long Beach, L. I., on
Rodin Club Bridge Party on Albert A. Gordon of Detroit,
way U. S. 31, bus, train
Saturday.
• Boating
• Dancing
Saturday
a student in the senior depart-
or Roosevelt Steamship
Jack
FOR INFORMATION CALL
The Rodin Club is sponsoring ment of Hebrew Union College at
Rabinovitch of Flint.,
Lines, out of Chicago
Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Clearfield,
Lippitt Family Club
Mich., accompanied by his dough- a bridge party at the home of Cincinnati, will conduct services
TOwnsend 5.9772 or TOwnsend 6.9330
l'a., and New York City.
daily. Write for attrac-
ter, will attend the Bnai Brith Mrs. Nathan Fishman, 2984 Bur- at Petoskey, Mich., from Aug. 1
At the annual meeting, the fol-
On Sunday, June 26. the Lip-
tive n e w pre-
District Grand Lodge convention lingame Ave., Saturday, June 25, through the High Holy Days. Last
pitt Family Club will celebrate its lowing officers were re-elected:
at Duluth from July 2 to 5. Im. at 2 p. m. Refreshments will be year he officiated at Centralia,
view folder T.
first anniversary with a dinner at President, Dr. Herman E. Lippitt;
mediately following the conven- served. Proceeds will go _for Ill.
Northwood Inn. Approximately secretary, Norman J. Lippitt;
Chamber of
Mr. Gordon received his B. A. YESHIVAH BETH ,JUDAH amusement on the boat and en-
lion, they will leave for an ex- charity. Tickets can be had at
60 guests are expected, including treasurer Irving LipRitt_Lhisto-
tended motor __tour. to California- the deer or by calling Mrs. Milton from the _University of_ Cincinnati
_EXCURSION JUNE 26 tertainment at rut-in-Bay
- Commerce
visitors from Toledo and Cleve- rian, 31-i4.-Martin Lippstt.
and
was honored with election tp
On
Sunday, June 26, the
Miller,
Townsend
6-1980,
or
Mrs.
The arrangements committee
South Haven. Mich
The
committee
in
charge
of
ar-
land, and friends of the family
Mrs. A. D. Feldstein of New Nathan Fishman, Townsend 8- Phi Beta Kappa. He also re- yearly excursion of the Ladies of consists of the officers of
the Ye-
from Detroit. The organization rangements for the annual dinner
York, who has been visiting Mrs. 5785.
ceived his B. II. degree from the Yeshiva Beth Judah will be held shies. The boat will leave
at 9
has made tremendous strides dur- consists of Mrs. Irving Lippitt,
Sophia Weil of Longfellow Ave.,
Hebrew Union College. He is the to Put-in-Bay. The boat will I a. m. sharp. The committee
is
ing the .put year, and there are Mrs. Norman I. UppItt eat des.
lot .the _ past. mo.nth, returned
•Slawers for all seeable: — sea -of Mr. and Mrs. Abe Gordon leave from the feat of Second , headed by the exspresideht, M.
chapters now being formed In Martin Llppitt.
home_on Monday. Jane
Ave. There will be dancing and ' Levitt.
.01 ator-Jwir Flevisb Teter 5.421 of 2736 Webb Ave.
I
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BARON
Spend Your Vacation at
Michigan's Beautiful
issued an appeal to all chapters to
co-operate in the poll to be held
this Saturday night, Sunday and
M onday.
Mrs. Maurice Landau, president
of Detroit Hadassah, received the
following telegram from Mrs. Ju-
dith P. Epstein, national presi-
dent: "Since the American Jewish
Congress has officially withdrawn
the referendum to which Hades-
ash registered objections, the na-
tional board urges all chapters to
co-operate with local American
Jewish Congress committees in
the democratic elections."
Mrs. Landau has issued an ap-
peal to all Detroit Hadassah mem-
bers and their friends to vote this
week-end and to help select the
most representative delegation to
sneak for Detroit at the extra-
ordinary session of the Congress
to be held in September in New
York.
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