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January 13, 1939

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On Monday, Jan. 23, the Home
Relief Society will hold its annual
election of officers, at the Detroit
Leland Hotel. There will be a sub-
scription luncheon at 12:15 noon.
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Samuel Mitchell, Lenox 5808, or
Mrs. William Gordon, Tyler
4-6835. Mrs. Harry L. Shulman,
honorary president of the Home
Relief Society, will be the instill-
ing officer.
The speaker of the afternoon,
Prof. Kelso, will discuss "social
trends of today." He is professor
of social service and director of
University of Michigan Institute
of Public and Social Administra-
tion. He was_ field representative
of the F. E. R. A. in 1932-1935,
president of the Detroit Housing
and Planting Council and present
Chairman of the Michigan State
Housing and Study Commission.
An executive board meeting was
held at the home of Mrs. Barney
Newman, on Tuxedo Ave. Mrs. Al
Weisman, chairman, presided. A
report was given by Mrs. Sam
0 Arkin, chairman of the carnival
1 bazaar, to be held at the Statler
Hotel, on Jan. 29, at 7:30 p. m.
2 Mrs. Joseph J. Jacobs, chairman of
3 the ticket committee, gave her re-
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dancing which is under the super.
vision of the Junior Home Relief
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lights of the evening's entertain-
ment. The chairman of the re-
freshment committee is Mrs.
Charles Cornell.
On Friday, Jan. 13, at 1:30 p,
m., Mrs. Ira Freidenberg, of 1403
Virginia Park, was hostess to the
board of the Home Relief Society.
Mrs. Bernard Komer, newly elect-
ed chairman of the board, pre-
sided.

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Abe Schmier in memory of sister,
Celia Schmier Klein, is gratefully
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Mrs. Sarah Shnitz of 2951
Leslie Ave., chairman of the mid-
west regional of the Mizrachi
Women's Organization of Amer-
ica, will leave Monday on an
extended tour of the West and
Far West in behalf of the na-
tional organization, which cares
for and trains native and refu-
gee girls in Palestine. Mrs.
Shnitz, who presided at the re-
cent first annual western con-
ference in Chicago, will visit the
St. Louis chapter as the first
stop on her itinerary on Jan.
17. She will confer with Mrs. R.
Shapiro of 761 Herman St., Uni-
versity City, president of the St.
Louis chapter, on a membership
campaign and a renewed drive
to assist the Palestine homes and
training schools of the Mizrachi
Women.
Early in February, Mrs. Shnitz
will entrain for the coast, center-
ling her activity on the Los An-
gela's
geles chapter, which is headed
lby Mrs. A. Mozersky, 2547 Cin-
cinnati St. On Feb. 10 she will
,be the guest speaker at the an-
, nual charter dinner of the Cali-
! fornia group.
Returning to Detroit in March,
Mrs. Shnitz will stop off at Den-
ver and Kansas City enroute for
conferences with the local chan-
ters.

organization. Admittance to the
party will be The plus a package
of old clothes, which will be dis-
tributed among the needy.

Emanuel Sisterhood

The Sisterhood of Congrega-
tion Beth Tefilo Emanuel will
meet at the synagogue, Taylor
and Woodrow Wilson. Monday,
Jan. 23, at 2:30 p. m. Mrs. Max
J. Wohlgelernter will explain the
significance of Palestinian Arbor
Day, Chamlaho Oser Bexhvat.
Mrs. Julius Neiman, a member
of the Speakers Bureau of the
Michigan-Ohio Region of Hadas-
sah, will be the guest speaker,
on the topic "Jewish Education-
' Yesterday and Today." Mrs. Wil-
!Ham Adelson is president of the
Sisterhood. Mrs. Max S. Schu-
biner, secretary, will accept dues
at this meeting.

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Judge and Mrs. Henry Butzel
No Tau Sorority met Jan. 10, at
will compliment Miss Constance the home of Anne Rothenberg and
Robinson and James Wineman at elected the following officers: Presi-
a party Saturday night, Jan. 14. dent, Sylvia Radin; vice-president,
Shirley Levinson; secretary, Mar-
Wallace 11. Roberts of Poe Ave. ion Kollin; treasurer, Sadye Ze-
and Meyer Weingarden of Flint man. Members and their guests
left Friday, Jan. 13 for three will meet at the home of Shirley
weeks in Cuba and several weeks Termer on Jan. 15, and an anni-
versary sleighride will follow,
in Miami Beach.
with a dinner celebrating the in-
stallation of officers at Morton's
Dr. and Mrs. Alfred Lautman Stables. The chairman of the af-
of Warrington Drive will he hosts fair is Trudee Agree, who will be
at a series of dinner parties start- assisted by Laura Birnbaum, Betty
ing, Jan. 14.
Horwitz, Cel Hoffman and Dorothy
Broder.
Mrs. Victor Roemer of Virginia
Park is visiting in Cincinnati.
Mr. and Mrs. Kolman Shapiro
left for a month's trip to Florida.
Mrs. Milton Kuttnauer of the
After spending some time visiting
Belcrest left for a visit with
with friends in Miami Beach and
friends in Cleveland.
in Sarasota, they will remain for
Mrs. Nettie Goodale of Chicago the rest of their vacation in Holly-
wood.
is the guest of Mrs. Isaac Gilbert
of Glynn Court
Mrs. Alan Grossman will enter-
Last Friday noon Rabbi Leon tain at tea Sunday afternoon, Jan.
Fram addressed the Ezra Parker 15, for Mrs. Louis Zlatkin, (Beryl
chapter of the Daughters of the Jacobs), Miss Esther Loewen-
American Revolution at Royal Oak, berg, a bride-elect, and Mrs. Har-
on the subject: "Democracy on old Kaplan, a newcomer to De.
troit.
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Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Goodman
Monday Night Club will have a
of New York are spending some social next Monday night, Jan. 16,
time at the Wilshire.
at Mrs. Klein's home, 2532 Buena
Vista. Guests are welcome.
Sirs. Adrian D. Rosen returned
home on Saturday after spending
A farewell dinner party was
two weeks in Miami Beach, Fla.
given for Mr. and Mrs. D. Betman
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Frank of and daughter, RosMa, at the Book-
Chicago Blvd., are spending the Cadillac Hotel, by Mrs. Betman's
The Detroit Ladies Auxiliary
sisters, Mrs. H. Paul and Mrs.
season in Miami Beach, Fla.
No, 135, Jewish War Veterans
B. Woolf.
of the United States, elected the
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rosman of
Mr. and Mrs. William Korash following officers: Mrs. Henry H.
Atkinson Ave. and Mr. and Mrs.
Shapero, re-elected president;
Irving Sherena will leave Jan. 14 and daughter, Marilyn, and son,
senior vice president, Mrs. Mau-
for a month in Texas, Mexico and Sheldon, of 422 E. Grand Blvd.,
rice
Rubenstein; junior vice presi-
left Jan. 3, for Florida, where
New Orleans.
they will be joined by their daugh-
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Stone are ter and sister, Ann Madorsky, and
proceed to California. They plan
visiting in Miami Beach.
to be away two months.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Grant left
The Primrose Benevolent Club
for an extended visit in Miami
will hold election of officers on
Beach,
Monday, Jan. 16.
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Waldbott of
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Gorelick of
Burlingame Ave left for a three-
Webb Ave. left Thursday for a
weeks motor trip to Florida.
month's stay in Florida.
Sir. and Mrs. William Isenberg,
Cantor Ben Zion Kajov-Kagan
formerly of Burlingame Ave., have
moved to their new home, 2235 officiated at the services at Con-
gregation Bnai David last Satur-
Edison Ave.
day morning during which the Bar
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Loewenberg Mitzvah of Daniel Bernard Ham-
of Virginia Park spent a few days burg, son of Mr. and Mrs. B. J.
Hamburg of 2654 Richton Ave.,
in Chicago the past week.
was observed. Cantor Kajov-Kagan
Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Frang sang at the dinner in honor of the
of Wildemere Ave are sojourning Bar Mitzvah on Sunday evening
at Korn's Restaurant.
in Bermuda.

J.W.V. Auxiliary
Elects Its Officers

Seymour Shapiro, son of Mr. and
Bernard S. Falk of Leominster,
Mass.,visited with Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Kolman Shapiro, is back at
his
studies at Western Military
Michael Falk during the past week.
MRS. HENRY H. SHAPERO
Academy, after having spent a two-
weeks'
vacation at home.
Mrs. Julius W. Gilbert returned
dent, Mrs. Benjamin Cowan;
from a six-weeks stay in Beverly
treasurer, Mrs. Joe Horwitz; re-
Miss Sylvia Katz was honored
Hills, Calif.
cording secretary, Mrs. Charles
with a bridal shower by her aunt, Miller; chaplain, Mrs. Louis Bol-
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wineman Mrs. Meyer Katkin, and grand- hower; judge advocate, Miss Ida
will give the rehearsal dinner for mother, Mrs. Samuel Katz. Covers Lippman; conductress, Mrs. Sam
their son, James, and his fiancee, were laid at the Wilshire for 50 Mann; assistant conductress, Mrs.
Constance, Robinson, Tuesday guests.
Sadie Bass; trustees, Mesdames
night, Jan. 17.
William Schultz, Sam Madison
Miss Evelyn Serling of Fuller. and Harry Cohen; color bearers,
In honor of the 80th birthday ton Ave. has returned from a Mesdames Philip Cantor, Harry
of. their aunt, Mrs. A. Buchstein, cruise on the S .S. Statendam to Newman, David Kay, Louis Ros-
Dr. Hugo A. Freund and his Nassau and Havana.
enberg, Arthur Richie and Her-
man Rosenberg; banner bearer,
daughter, Mrs. Barnett Malbin,
The Bible study group of the Mrs. Louis Schlien; flag bearer,
gave a tea last Monday at the
Bnai David Sisterhood will meet Mrs. Leon Ginsburg; color
Great Lakes Club.
Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock guards, Mesdames Oscar Felman
A meeting of the Junior Music in the vestry rooms of the Bnai and Mark Sterns; guard, Mrs.
Study Club will be held at the David Synagogue. The group un- Sam Kort; musician, Mrs. Otto
home of Beverly and Shirley Las- der the direction of Rabbi Joshua Silvers; historian, Mrs. Alex
ter, 3761 Sturtevant Ave., Sunday, Sperka will meet at the same time Minn; patriotic instructor, Mrs.
Jan. 16, at 3 oclock. For further each Wednesday afternoon in the Albert Silverman.
information call Bette Goldstrom, synagogue and is open to all wo-
men desirous of obtaining a knowl-
Un. 1-0736. .
edge of the Bible.

Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Wallace of
Mrs. Beulah Robosson of the
Canterbury Drive spent the past
piano staff at the Ganapol School
week in Chicago.
of Musical Art will present her
Mr. and Mrs. henry Wagner of pupils in a musical on Thursday
Boston Blvd. are vacationing in evening, Jan. 19.

Miami Beach.

Ben Magid, 12103 Otsego Ave.,
Mrs. Evelyn Schoor of La Salle left Detroit this week to participate
Dan and Ginger Lamb, hero
in
a Maccabees two-days sales con-
and heroine of 1938's best selling Blvd is spending a few months in
ference to be held Thursday and,
adventure book "Enchanted Vaga- Florida.
Friday at the Hotel Stetter in
bounds," will show their new :no-
Mr. and Mrs. Frank 1'an Am- Cleveland. A prize winner in The
tion pictures and speak on "From
Maccabees' 1938 60th Anniversary
burgh
were
recent
guests
of
their
San Diego to Panama in a 10-Foot
Sales Campaign, he will join over
Canoe" on the World Adventure brother, Jack Vineberg of Akron. 70
other Maccabees from seven
Series platform at the Detroit in-
Mrs. David Porvin left for a states and two Canadian provinces.
stitute of Arta at 3:30 next Sun-

day afternoon, Jan. 15. On Monday stay in Miami Beach.
and Tuesday evenings, Jan. 16
Mr. and Sirs. Shirley Wayburn
and 17, the Series presents the
final two of four lectures on will be hosts at a dinner party
"Psychic Phenomena" by the New Saturday night, Jan. 28.
York dramatist and philosopher,
Mr. and Sirs. D. Betman and
Dr. Louis K. Anspacher.
daughter, Rosina, will spend the
rest of the winter in Miami Beach,
Dance of Debs Branch of Fla., and Havana, Cuba. They
Workmens Circle Jan. 29 will also spend two weeks in Chi-
cago.
The 22nd annual ball of the
Dr. and Mrs. Moe S. Perlis of
Debs Branch No. III of the
Workmen's Circle will be held 3337 Glynn CL announce the Bar
Mitzvah
of their son, Sanford, on
on Sunday, Jan. 29, at the Fort
Wayne Hotel. Refreshments will Saturday, Jan. 14, at Congregation
be available. All proceeds will Bnai David, Elmhurst and 14th.
At home Saturday from 4 to 9
go to charity.
Music will be provided by an p. m. No cards.
orchestra under the direction of
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Loewenberg
Barney Rosen.
For further information call celebrated ther silver wedding an-
Milton Rochlin, Townsend 7-5521. niversary with a family dinner at
The ticket chairman is S. Levin, their home on Virginia Park, on
Townsend 5-3255. Max Waxman Friday evening, Jan. 6. At the
same time the engagement of Miss
is the program chairman.
Among those who will attend Florence Vass to Wilbur Loewen-
the dance in a group are the berg was announced.
young people from the newly-
Cadet Milton Fishman of the
formed English-speaking club.
St. John's Military Academy has
returned to school to resume his
Young People's Society of studies, after spending his mid-
Shaarey Zedek
year vacation with his parents,
Mr. and Sirs. Nathan Fishman
The next meeting of the Young of 3411 Sherbourne Rd.
People's Society of Shaarey Zedek
Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Karbal of
will he held on Sunday, Jan. 15,
at 3:30 p. in., in room 302 of the Webb Ave. were hosts on Dec. 25,
synagogue.
at a dinner given for the imme-
It was announced that Y. P. S. diate family.
formal will take place on Saturday
evening, March 25. at Hotel Stat-
Sirs. Jacob Sweet of Wildemere
ler. Jerry Silberblatt and Adele ! Ave. and son. Joseph, left for a
Robins are in charge of this affair. brief stay with her brother in
On Friday evening, Feb. 24, the Mexico. Immediately following,
Young People's Society will con- they will journey to Texas where
duct the services at the synagogue. Joseph will enroll in a school for
Joe Mash and Ann Frankel are in boys. Sirs. Sweet is expected home
charge of the program.
the latter part of March.

Mrs. M. Levy of 3835 Duane
Ave., entertained her sister and
brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. D.
Betman and daughter, at the
Statler.

Mrs. T. Cowan of Gylnn Ct. gave
a farewell dinner for Mr. and Mrs.
D. Betman and daughter, Rosina.
Master Ira Levy played a violin
solo, accompanied by Helen Ila
Cowen at the piano. Rhoda Dar-
lene Cowen gave a dramatic read-
ing.
Mr. and sirs. Emil Lowenberg
left for Chicago where they are at-
tending the furniture convention.

Mr. and Mrs. Abraham I. Bader
of Pasadena Ave. left Thursday
morning, Jan. 5, for a two-months'
stay in Florida. Mrs. Samuel
Bader of Baylis Ave. and their
son, Nathan, accompanied them.

Mrs. Joshua Karbal of Webb
Ave. was extensively entertained
before leaving for Miami Beach,
Fla., where she and her daughter,
Norma Lee, will remain during the
winter months.

Oddfellows' Installation
Tuesday Evening

A joint installation of officers of
Jericho Lodge No. 490, 1. O. 0. F.,
and Rebekkah Lodge will take
place on Tuesday evening, Jan.
17, at Jericho Temple. The offi-
cers of Jericho Lodge to be in-
stalled are: Noble grand, Morris
Ilersch; vice-grand, Julius Wag-
man; recording secretary, George
N. Smith; financial secretary, Leo
B. Furst; treasurer, Slyer Kauff-
man; D. D. G. M., Benjamin Kel-
ler. There will be refreshments
and dancing. Members, their
wives and friends are invited.

Bnai Brith Women's
Professional Group
Formed in Detroit

A meeting of the Women's
Business and Professional Group
of the Bnai Brith, Louis Mar-
shall Lodge, was held Thursady,
Jan. 5, at the home of Rose
Milstein, 1972 Hazelwood. Speak-
ers for the evening were Alvin
B. Levin, president of Louis
Marshall Lodge, and Dr. M. Si.
Silverman.
The membership committee
made arrangements for a get-
acquainted tea to be held at the
home of Mrs. N. Rubenstein,
19166 Santa Barbara Drive, Sun-
day, Jan. 15, at 1:30 p. m. All
members and their friends are
invited. A delightful program has
been planned.
The next meeting of this group
will be held at the home of Miss
Bertha Broudy, 2666 Taylor Ave.,
on Thursday, Jan. 19, at 8 p. m.
One of the guest speakers for
the evening will be Dr. A. A.
Winkler, who will present mov-
ing pictures. Membership is open
to girls interested in Bnai Brith.
For further information, call the
membership chairman, Miss Gua-
m Eisenberg, Tyler 6-0052.

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Frank Sutton to Adds.... Meeting
on Wednesday

Frank Sutton of Chicago, gen-
eral merchandising of Bauer &
Black, will address the Aescu-
lapian Pharmaceutical Society on
"Operating a Drug Store for
Profit," on Wednesday, Jan. 18,
at 8:30 p. m., at the Detroiter
Hotel. Refreshments will be
served. .
At the meeting of Dec. 14
election was held and the follow-
ing officers were chosen:
President, Ben Bavly; vice
president, Irving Balinsky; sec-
retary, Mineta Morger; treasurer,
Ben Daitch; member-at-large,
Robert Schwarz; executive com-
Hyman Margolis,
II.
mittee,
Le' so
S. Strauss, M. Karbel.

Philip Adler
to Address Bnai
David Men's Club

Bnai David Men's Club an-
nounces that Philip Adler, the
Detroit News foreign correspond-
ent, will deliver a lecture at the
Bnai David Auditorium, Elm-
hurst and 14th Sts., on Thursday,
Feb. 9, at 8:30 p. m. His topic
will be "Europe Tomorrow."
This is the February cultural
meeting of the Men's Club of
Bnai David.

Ark Detroit Jews to Pay
for Books of Late Rabbi
S. M. Fine

The late Rabbi S. Ms Fine, who
was a great Talmudic scholar, de-
voted the greatest part of his life
to the composing and writing of his
works. His books, for a time, not
only provided him with spiritual
satisfaction, but were also a source
of maintenance which he needed
in his constant financial difficul-
ties.
Mrs. Fine, the widow, is in a
bad financial condition, and in
grave need, since there is no other
means of support. Of Rabbi Fine's
latest books like "The Zichere
SVeg," "Anshe Shem," "Yalkut
Sh'muel," and others, which were
distributed among his friends and
patronizers, a small number has
been paid for, while the greater
part of them was not compensated
for at all.
Therefore, all who have books
from Rabbi Fine for which pay-
ment was not remitted should do
it now for the sake of the widow.
Her present address is: Mrs. C. L.
Fine, 2491 Tyler, Detroit, Mich.

Junior Harlassah

Named

Agency for Refugee Youth
A special meeting of the Jewish
Women's European Welfare Or-
Immigration
ganization was held Monday, Jan.
9, at Congregation Bnai Moshe. NEW YORK.—Junior Hadassah,
Mrs. D. Silverstein, president, pre- the Young Women's Zionist Or-
sided. At this meeting letters were ganization of America, has been
read from the European orphans appointed the junior agency in the
who are on the regular supporting United States for the Youth Ali-
list of the organization, and from yah (immigration) movement., it
new applicants for support. Relief was announced at the organization
checks were sent to those receiving' headquarters, 1860 Broadway. The
the society's help, as well as to new appointment was made by senior
cases, for a total of $200 for 42 Hadassah, the sole representative
cases. Reports were given by Sirs. in this country of the Youth Ali-
Agnes Levin, secretary-treasurer yah, which transfers Jewish chit-
of affairs, regarding the success dren from Germany and other
of the 1938 annual dance and European countries to the coopers-
from the latke party held last tive agricultural settlements of
month. Thanks were expressed to Palestine.
all workers and the public
Miss Claire Gottfried, of New
A special board meeting is York, vice-president of Junior
called for Monday, Jan. 16. at the Madinah, was chosen chairman
home of Mrs. Winer, 1879 Glynn of the junior Youth Aliyah com-
a, at 12 noon.
mittee, and Miss Naomi Brodie,
Plans are being made for a national secretary of Junior Ha-
luncheon to be held in the near dassah, chairman for the New
future.
York metropolitan district.

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Rabbi Sperka on Station
WWJ Devotions Program

The Jewish program on the
morning devotions will be conduct-
ed Friday morning at 7 a. m. by
Rabbi Joshua Sperka of Congrega-
tion Bnai David. His sermon will
be entitled "Rennaisance of Itch-
gion."
Rabbi Joshua Sperka has had
charge of the Jewish programs of
morning devotions over this sta-
tion since its inception and the
station reports much favorable
comment in connection with them.

PhilomathicDebating Club

At the Philomathic Debating
Club last Sunday Max Jaslow and
Marcus Simon, judges at the Philo-
mathic oratorical contest given
Jan. 4, gave their views of the
speakers who participated on the
program. The winners of the con-
test were Emil Woloek, who won
the gold medal, Philip Nsesholtz.
silver medal winner, and Samuel

Hertzberg, bronze medal winner.