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and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE
January 27, 1939
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coats 8 48
10 were $98,50
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34 were 79.95
52 were 69.95
Purity Sponsors
Bridge-Luncheon
be held on Tuesday, Jan. 31, at Mrs. Ben Levin of 1157 Clairmount Ave.
Kern's auditorium, at 12 o'clock.
Mr. and 'Mrs. Samuel Grosser of East Orange, N. J., formerly
their daughter, Helen
Sirs. R. J. Mendelssohn, general of Detroit, announce the engagement of
Pearl, to David Kramer Marx of Newark, N. J. Miss Grossner was
chairman, reports that every ef-
graduated from the University of Michigan and Mr. Marx from the
University of Cincinnati. The wedding will take place in the sprinR.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Goodman of Mt. Clemens, Mich., announce
the engagement of their daughter, Ida, to Harry Enkel of Detroit,
formerly of Pittsburgh and Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. Ilarry H. Elbinger of 141 Beaconsfield Read,
Brookline, Mass., formerly of Detroit, announce the engagement
of their daughter, Marjorie Mary, to Joseph G. Weisberg of Brookline,
Mass. The wedding will take place on May 7.
Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Joffe of Elmhurst Ave. announce the
engagement of their daughter, Ethel, to Jerome Marx, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Marx of Chicago Blvd.
Weddings
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better manufacturer, sizes 12 to 20.
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MRS. R. J .MENDELSSOHN
fort is being made by her com-
mittee to assure all guests a
pleasant afternoon. The chair-
man of the Commissary commit-
tee, Mrs. G. LaFond, has planned
the luncheon.
Numerous prizes will be distrib-
uted.
Tickets may be secured by call-
ing either Mrs. S. Mann or Mrs.
N. Goldstaff, Da. 5661, co-chair-
man, and Mrs. R. J. Mendelssohn,
Ni.7026 .
The membership and public are
invited to attend. Those wishing
to play Mah Jong may do so.
Jan. 29—Miss Vivian Phyliss Schlussel, daughter of Mr. an
Mrs. Louis Schlussel of Chicago Blvd., to Abraham Kahn, son o
Mr. and Sirs. Joseph Kahn of Mikado, Mich. Reception at 9 p. a
at Shaarey Zedek. No cards.
Jan. 29—Miss Lillian Levy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Abrahan
Levy of 1511 Delaware Ave., to Morris Krowitz, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Ilyman Krowitz of 1997 Hazelwood Ave., at the Tuller Hotel
Rabbi Joshua Specks officiating. Reception will follow ceremony.
Feb. 5—Miss Ethel Lessin, daughter of Morris Lenin, to Dr.
Milton Lappin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Lappin of 2974 Sturte-
vant Ave., at Hotel Statler.
Feb. 5—Miss Regina Feigenson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Perry Feigenson of 2247 W. Boston Blvd., to Morris M. Becker,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Becker of 2943 Elmhurst Ave., at the
Shaarey Zedek Synagogue.
Feb. 12—Miss Arabelle Levenson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Ilyman Levenson of 2301 Calvert Ave., to Dr. Louis Braitman, son
of Benjamin Braitman of 17126 San Juan, at Congregation Shaarey
Zedek, at 2 p. m. A reception will follow the ceremony at the bride's
home from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p. m.
Feb. 14—Miss Beatrice Zack, daughter of Mr. and Sirs. Meyer
Zack of 1981 W. Chicago Blvd., to Dr. Max R. Beitman, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Beitman of Linwood Ave., at the Wilshire Hotel.
March 19—Miss Lilyan Shapiro, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Shapiro of 4874 Cortland Ave., to Dr. Michael Alpern of East
Liverpool, 0.
League for Peace
to Fight Coughlin
The American League for
Peace and Democracy invites
groups and individuals to join the
Detroit branch of the League in
its fight against facism.
A national convention wan held
last week in Washington, D. C.,
with 2,500 representatives speak-
ing for 8,500,000 American citi-
zens.
The Detroit branch of the
League for Peace and Democ-
racy, with its large Women's
Group, its evening groups and its
many affiliations, is organizing
a city-wide anti-Coughlin cam-
paign, to spread truth about Fr.
Coughlin's unfair and unfounded
accusations against minorities in
this country. Another important
activity lies with the Boycott com-
mittee.
The League office is at 408
Park Ave. Bldg. The chairman
of the Women's Branch, Mra. Ar-
thur Robbins, Da. 4094, will be
glad to explain the functions of
the organization.
The Detroit group meets every
first and third Monday at the Ut-
ley Library, 8726 Woodward.
Births
Jan. 11—To Mr. and Mrs. A. Goff of Leslie Ave., a son, Fredri
Harvey.
Jan. 20—To Mr. and Mrs. Morris Weingarden (Helen Herman)
of 2095 Pingree Ave., a son, Melvyn Noel.
Jan. 25—To Mr. and Mrs. Herman Holinstat (Peggy Fink),
a daughter.
Alpha Epsilon Phi
Bridge on Feb. 8
Final plans for the bingo party
to be given by the Detroit Grad-
uate Association of Alpha Epsilon
Phi will be made at the monthly
meeting of the sorority on Mon-
22nd Annual Dance
Illeseritcher Progressive
Benefit Society
Kvutzah Auxiliary
Luncheon on Feb.
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RAAB • ASHNER
Saginaw Ladies'
Group Observes
25th Anniversary
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the
Bnai Israel Congregation of Sag-
Phil Bloomgarden
inaw, which was organized by
Sirs. B. I. Rosenberg 25 years
ago, celebrated its silver jubilee
at its January meeting.
A testimonial certificate, prais-
ing the work of the auxiliary, its
benevolent and meritorious serv-
ice which it had rendered to the
B'nai Israel Congregation and
the Jewish community of Sagi-
naw, was presented to Mrs. Ro-
senberg in appreciation of what
her organization has accomplish-
ed during the last 25 years.
Samuel B. Weinberg, president
of the 11'nai Israel Congregation,
made the presentation, and Mrs.
Rosenberg, founder of the auxil-
iary who served as president of
the organization for 22 years, ac-
cepted the testimonial in behalf
of the auxiliary.
The beautiful certificate which
is framed in a silvered frame will
from now on decorate the front
wall of B'nai Israel meeting hall
as a reminder of the wonderful
cooperation between the auxiliary
and the officers of the congrega-
tion.
The presentation committee,
which was headed by Samuel 13.
Weinberg, t h e congregation's
president, included Ira Mandel-
stem, vice-president; Benjamin J.
Rosenberg, treasurer; Jonas Man-
delstam, secretary; Rabbi Israel
T. Notis, Charles Goldstein. trus-
tee. and Morris Nobel., trustee.
After the presentatirM \cere-
mony was over, reminiscences
of the early years of the organ.
ization were exchanged by old
members present. A luncheon was
served. The hostesses at the
luncheon were: Mrs. Ira Mandel-
stam. Mrs. Samuel B. Weinberg
and Mrs. George Bloomfield.
Thee Ladies' Auxiliary of the
B'nai Israel Congregation of Sag-
inaw, which started its existence
with only a few members, grew
to great proportions during the
following years, and it now in-
cludes the greater majority of all
the Jewish women in Saginaw.
A board meeting of the Ladies'
Auxiliary of the Children's Home
was held at the home of Mrs. A.
0. Barsky on Leslie Ave. last
Tuesday morning. A luncheon
was served by the hostess.
Mrs. Ralph Paul accepted the
chairmanship of the third annual
shower and luncheonette, which
is to be held on Tuesday, Feb. 28.
The following contributions
were received: Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Paul, in memory of Isadore
Kohn; Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Ros-
man, in memory of Richard Book-
stein; The Ilannah Ilarveth Club,
in memory of Nathan Goldman;
The Hannah Harveth Club, in
memory of Isadore Kahn.
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They fit beautifully,
and little wonder,
they're so finely tail-
ored. Grand colors.
Sizes 12 to 20. Fifth
Floor.
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BETWEEN JEWS AND ARABS
in PALESTINE?
Hayini Greenberg
35c
THURS. EVE., FEB. 2
Congregation Shaarey Zedelc
Social
ihAe
Council's Quarterly
Meeting on March 8
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Annual Shower of Children's
Home Auxiliary Feb. 28
Louis Rose Company
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Eighteen-year-old Fannie Brice
Junior—Frances Arnstein to you
—who made her Broadway debut
a couple of years ago, now is
turning to Hollywood . . . Her
mama will show her the ropes.
Allan Summits and Ruth Brot-
man, soloists of the Halevy Sing!
ing Society, will present vocal - se-
lections in Hebrew, Yiddish and
English at an open meeting of
Emanuel Men's Club, Monday eve-
ning, Jan. 30, at 8:30, in the
social hall of the Taylor-Woodrow
Wilson Synagogue. Selma Korn,
another member of the Halevy
group, will accompany at the
piano. Nathan Bennish is in
charge of the program.
Monday evening's meeting, to
which ladies are invited, is ar-
ranged in honor of some 50 young
couples married by Rabbi M. J.
Wohlgelernter during the past
year, introducing them to active
participation in the synagogue and
communal Jewish life. Max W.
Temchin will speak briefly in be-
half of the new members of the
Men's Club, and plans will be
formulated for the extension of
social and educational activities to
include the younger women of the
congregation.
Samuel W. Leib, Emanuel
Men's Club president, will be
chairman of the evening. Her-
man Jacobs, executive director of
the Jewish Community Center and
professorial supervisor in the
School of Public Affairs and
Social Work at Wayne University,
will speak on "The Center Move-
ment in American Jewish Life."
Mr. Jacobs will tell of the new
DeRoy Memorial Building to be
erected for the Jewish Community
Center in Detroit.
Game Night of
Marshall Lodge
Tuesday, Jan. 31
Mizrachi Ladies
To Hold Theater
Party March 14
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arriageo
Mr. and Mrs. David M. LeVine
of 18695 Wildemere Ave., an-
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Lillian IL, to Abraham
Waller of Brooklyn, N. Y.
Jacobs to Discuss
New Center Bldg.
at the Emanuel
Miss Winifred Ashner, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Morton F.
Ashner, became the bride of Har-
old Raab, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Si. Si. Raab, of Cincinnati, at a
One of Ike biggest Jewish prob-
ceremony in the Ivory Room of
lems of the day lectured on by ...
You and Your Friends Are Invited to Attend the
the Hotel Statler on Jan. 25, at
12:30 o'clock. Rabbi Stephen S.
Wise of New York, grand uncle
of the bride, performed the cere-
mony.
The bride's gown of the soft
Lecturer — Author — Editor
given by the
shade of peche, was designed with
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fitted bodice, buttoned down the
olmatIon from reeent committee sea-
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hack, low waistline and an over-
skirt of filmy marquisette. The
sleeves were high and poured at
the shoulders. To a braided satin
halo, the hip length veil of peche
large Audience
marquisette was attached. She
Expecte. Come 8 30
STATLER
HOTEL
carried a muff of the satin with
SUN. EVE., FEB. 26
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Ampleem Detroit
!green and spray orchids caught to
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comnell League
The Ladies' Auxiliary of Kvut-
Music by MIKE FALK and His Orchestra
the front of it.
for Labor res-
zah Ivrith has completed final
The
bide's
mother
was
attrac-
ewtine
arrangements for the annual do-
Tickets 50c
tive in a gown of seafoam mar-
nor luncheon which will be held
quisette with inserts of Chantilly
Feb. 1, at noon, at Lachar's Hall,
.
.
Hall
lace with a long flowing skirt,
3153 Cass Ave.
heart shaped neckline, and elbow
No efforts are being spared to
pouf
sleeves.
make this event a success. An
Her flowers were orchids.
elaborate program of interesting
LILLIAN It SARNOFF
Mrs. Raab chose a becoming
speakers and music has been ar-
Mus. Bach.
gown of blue crepe studded with
ranged by Mrs. II. D. Markson.
Game night, with cards, check-
1.1ANo
rhinestones. with which she wore
TEAVIIElt
The organization's aim is to
ers and chess, will feature the in-
4 AM
keep alive the Hebrew language
a long-sleeved jacket and orchids.
TV, 1.6137
2227 Gladatone Ave
MRS. LEONARD WEINER
Following the wending there formal meeting of Detroit Louis
BEACH
and everything that pertains to
AVAILAIIIJS AS ACCOMFANIaT
was
a
breakfast
for
30
guests.
Marshall Lodge of Bnai Brith on
At the last meeting at Lach- Hebrew culture.
OR DA
day, Jan. 30, at 8 p. m., at the
A tiered wedding cake centered Tuesday evening, Jan. 31.
Sirs. Bessie Schubiner is the
ar's on Jan. 17, which was pre-
home of Mrs. Melvin Kuttnauer,
NEW MODERN HOTEL • ALL OUTSIDE ROOMS
the table and was flanked by low
sided over by the president, Mrs. general chairman of this event 20120 Canterbury.
With the announcement by in-
PRIVATE MTH AND SHOWER
bowls of yellow bridal roses.
T. Segal, it was decided to hold a and is assisted by the following
ternational grand president Henry
Mrs. Donald Lipshield and Mrs.
RADIO • SOLARIUM • ELEVATOR • IEAUTIFUL PATIO
Other disposals of Johanna Hill
LI" r
theater party at Littman's Peo- committees: ,Mesdames A. De-
YOU CAN SAVE UP TO
Jack Ecker are making the ar- roses, snapdragons and peche Monsky of the personnel of the
IDEALLY
LOCATED FOR QUIET RELOATION
Roven,
J.
Rabinowitz,
B.
Fried-
ple's Theater on Tuesday eve-
permanent national membership
$50.00
PANED CUISINE IN STRICT DIETARY CONFORMITY
good, Ben Stein, S. Munch, S. rangements for the bingo party gladiolas were used on the table. committee, creation of which was
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AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLAN
Leinoff, J. Winokur, A. Panush. to be held Wednesday, Feb. 8, at
Later in the afternoon there authorized by the last Supreme
by trading your car
was a reception for the newly-
Those who with to attend still the Statler Hotel, at 8 p. m.
700 EUCLID AVE. • MIAMI BEACH •
Lodge convention, Bnai Brith will
Proceeds
from
the
affair
will
NOW
weds after which Mr. and Mrs.
have time to call for reservations.
PHONE 5-4687 or
go to the national refugee educa- Raab left for New York to sail embark on a nation-wide mem-
Mrs. IL Rubenstein, Ty. 4-4375,
for a new
N. Y. OFFICE • 1619 BROADWAY • COLUMBUS 5-0173
tional project of Alpha Epsilon for their wedding trip to South bership drive Feb. I.
conducted
be
The campaign, to
1939
OPERATED BY
Phi.
America.
simultaneously in all districts,
The national project of the
For traveling the bride wore
WILLIAM B. SHAPIRO
DeSOTO or PLYMOUTH
S. ALBAUM
sorority assists refugee girls in a fuchsia sheer wool frock with will be directed jointly by .1. Eu-
SEE
completing their university train- small brown hat and face veil gene Farber of Toledo, 0., chair-
man of the membership commit-
ing. Those selected girls are en- and her coat was kolinsky.
tee, and Paul Richman, national
rolled in colleges having Alpha
The Jewish Community Coun- Epsilon chapters and live in the
director of the Bnai Brith mem-
Seek Amalgamation
cil will hold its quarterly meeting
RADOM
at
ROSE
-
bership bureau.
sorority houses. Miss Evllyn Sil-
on Wednesday evening, March 8, berstein, of Chicago, Ill., is na-
The marriage of Rose Radom,
The keynote of the campaign
Of Zionist Groups
at 8:15 p. m., in the Jewish Com- tional chairman of the project. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Simon will be: "Every loyal Jew a Ben
Radom,
and
Henry
R.
Rose,
son
munity
Center.
Woodward
and
Brith,
every
Ben
Brith
a
loyal
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Mrs. Chas. Cohan of Charleston,
LONDON.—At a joint meet-
Holbrook. In view of the recent W. Va., is the national president of Mrs .Sarah Rose, was solemn- Jew."
Plymouth official cars as low
manifestations of anti - Semitic
ized Sunday afternoon. Jan. 22,
With this drive, Marshall Lodge ing of representatives of the
as $645.00
of the organization.
feeling, there will be interesting
1:30 p. m., in the Ivory Room of Detroit has already arranged executive of the World Union
Founded Oct. 24, 1909, Alpha at
reports by both the public rela-
of the Statler Hotel. Dr. Leo M. to co-operate under the local and Confederation of General
Epsilon Phi is the oldest Jewish
tions committee and the commit- women's sorority in the United Franklin officiated at the cere- chairmanship of Samuel L Gur- Zionists held recently, consid-
mony in the presence of the im- win with Reuben Losh and Joseph
tee on discrimination. All repre-
eration was given to the pos-
States. With a national mem-
sentatives of affiliated organiza-
mediate families.
Schwartz as co-chairmen.
sibilities of amalgamation of
bership of 4000 women, the or-
The bride was given in marriage
tions are asked to reserve March
All plans meanwhile, are com- all sections of General Zion-
ganization has 25 active chapters by her brother, Mac Radom, and
8 for this meeting and to refrain
pleted for the next open meeting ism into one organization.
is various universities throughout
Let our fifty years experience
from engaging in conflicting af-
was attended by her sister, Lillian of the lodge on Tuesday evening,
be your assurance of really
the country, 15 graduate chapters, Radom, as maid of honor. The
fairs.
Feb. 7, at Congregation Bnai
responsible service!
and 11 graduate associations.
bridegroom's brother. Emil Rose, Moshe, when the Hon. Carl M.
Mrs. I.eonard Weiner heads the
MRS. T. SEGAL
was his best man.
Weideman, a member of the orig-
JEWISH CENTER'S
local alumnae.
Following the ceremony and inal Congressional committee ap-
nine, March 14. Mrs. Ethel Ab-
VARSITY TO PLAY
wedding
dinner,
th
couple
left
for
to investigate subversive
rams, corresponding secretary,
CLEVELAND CENTER Yours g eop
STORAGE & CARTAGE CO.
la's Society of New York by plane and will re- pointed
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movements in America, will speak
was chosen chairman of the af-
EH. 1882
Congregation Mishkan
turn to Detroit about March 1.
on the subject: "Enemies Within
fair to be assisted by the officers
The Jewish Community Center
Our Gates." Also arranged for
Israel
and members.
CASS at CONGRESS
Varsity basketball team will corn-
presentation, is a medley of folk,
• KAPE • SCHOCHED
i At the board meeting at the pete with the Varsity of the
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Sara Mary Schoched and Ben and patriotic "nogg by the Center
Young People's Society of Con-
j home of Mrs. J. Kunin • tickets Council Educational Alliance of
Neighborhood Noill , try
i were distributed for the theater Cleveland on Saturday. Jan. 28, gregation Mishkan Israel will hold Kape were united in marriage Symphony Ensemble under direc-
makes7suicum
I party. All organizations friendly at R p. m., in the gymnasium, a theater party on Wednesday, Sunday, Jan. 22, at Emanuel tion of Miss Sadie Cooper. The
to the cause of Mizrachi are ask- Woodward at Holbrook. The Feb. 15, at the Broadway Capitol Synagogue, with Rabbi Max J. ensemble, which consists of 18
Q_J) Cream Soups, which are
ed to refrain from making any Clevelanders will bring a group Theater, it was announced by Er- Wohlgelernter officiating, assisted musicians, was organized by Miss
Rich cream thicker than
a temptation to any appe-
affairs on March 14 and to pa- of boosters with them as a good nestine Wald as • n, secretary. by Rabbis Joseph Eisenman and Cooper from among the most tal-
7,14pping cream is used
tite! Made in small batches,
tronize the Mizrachi by attending deal of friendly rivalry has been Members and friends desiring toAbraham Schechter and Cantor ented members of the musical
FLOWERS AND
school at the Jewish Community
in the
lthe play.
established between the two teams attend will leave from the social I Rubin Boyarsky.
would
prepare
them.
as
YOU
Center.
There will be an important for this annual game. There will hall of Mishkan Israel, 2627
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Cello solos by the distinguished
Rich cream, table butter,
GROSBERG- APPLEBAUM
:meeting on Thursday noon, Feb. also be a preliminary game be- Blaine, near Linwood, at 7:30
For Wedding, Is Showers
Lillian Applebaum, daughter of composer and virtuoso. Dr. Alex-
12, at the Bnai Moshe Synagogue, tween the Fai Koms and the Ju- p. ITI. Following the performance
choice spices, Heinz "aristo-
HOgarth 1650
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the group will return to the con- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Applebaum ander Menke of Cologne, Ger-
'Dexter at Lawrence. Plans will deans, both Center clubs.
Joseph and trestle Rosenthal
crat" tomatoes or other vege- HEINZ CREAM OF MUSHROOM SOUP
I be discussed for a membership
2050 Gladstone Ave., last Sun - many. will be followed by corn-
After the game there will be gregation 'social hall for dancing of
drive. Members and friends are dancing. Admission for the games and refreshment.. day became the bride of Dr. Mor - munity singing under Dr. Albert
tables that are the pick of HEW CREAM OF ASPARAGUS SOUP
Bernard Isaacs, superintendent ris Grosberg, son of Sir. and Mrs . N. Pruesin.
CREAM OF GREEN PEA SOUP
urged to attend.
and dancing will be 25 cents.
the garden .. . HEINZ
Refreshments will be served by
Philip Grosberg of Los Angeles ,
of
the
United
Hebrew
Schools,
HEINZ CREAM OF ALERT SOUP
On Feb. 4, the Center Varsity
formerly of Detroit. The the Women's Business and Pro-
these are the in- HEINZ CREAM OF SPINACH SOUP
Lithuanian Jewish Farband will play a return game with was guest speaker at the last Calif.,
ceremony was performed by Rabbi fessional Group sow being form-
Cleveland, at the latter's gymna- meeting of the society. Mr. Isaacs
gredients used.
to Meet Sunday
HEINZ CORN CHOWDER
Max J. Wohlgelernter at the ed as Detroit's newest affiliate of
sium. and on Feb. 5 will play the spoke on "Adult Education."
bride's home. in the presence of Bnai Brith auxiliaries.
Dancing followed.
The Lithuanian Jewish Far - Akron Center Varsity at Akron.
All
approved
by
the
Union of Orthodox
The next meeting of the so- the immediate families and guests.
I band will meet at 3 p. m. this
Mizrachi Miave Malke
Jewish Congreptions of America.
CORRECTION
ciety
will
be
held
on
Tuesday,
CARD
OF
THANKS
Sudav at Jericho Tem.". 2705
The family of the late Joel L. Feb. 14, with motion pictures to
In last week's "Purely Corn- Joy Road. All Lithuan , lands-
The Mizrachi Organization of
feature the program of the e ■ en- on Wednesday evenings. Classes
nientary" column the date of the kite are invited to a.t r.d this Kapetansky wishes to thank their
in Bible Study and Hebrew lan- Detroit will hold a Mlave Malke
relatives and friends for the kind- inv.
editorial on "Religion in Pale.- meeting.
Saturday. Jon. 28, at lAchar's
guage
are
given
on
Thursday
eve-
Production
has
begun
on
"Town
ness and sympathy extended to
tine" was given as June 3, 1918.
St. An interest-
— them during their recent bereave- Hall Tonite," a one-act play to nings under the tutelage of Rabbi Hall, 8939 12th
Flower. for all oce•. ,
It should have stated that it ap-
ing program has been arranged.
be presented by the drama group Skillman and Irving Schlussel.
Deafer-Joy Florist. Tyler a-6622. ment.
peared on June 3, 1938.
OPPOSITE HUDSON'S
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MISS LILLIAN R. LeVINE
An unprecedented sale . • . for these are fur-
AUTHOR OF THE GREAT
300,000-COPV tie.sr ',ELLER
Betrothed
Purity Chapter, No. 359, 0. E.
Mrs Dora Baruch of 1994 Blaine Ave. announces the engage-
S., sponsors a bridge-luncheon to ment of her daughter, Rose, to Isadore Levin, son of Mr. and
trimmed coats of the superior style and quality that
COMING! THE LIBERAL, FEARLENS FOREIGN CORRHSFONDENT
Engagements
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