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May 5, 1939

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the members of the Publica-
tions Committee of the Junior
Section of the Detroit Service
Group, information was ob•
tained about various agencies
of the Jewish Welfare Federa-
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INVITATIONS

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Mrs. Douglas I. Brown was
elected president of the Detroit
section, National Council of Jew-
ish Women, at the annual meet-
ing of the organization held last
Tuesday at Temple Beth El. Mrs.
Brown succeeds Mrs. Maurice
Klein, who served for two years.
Having participated in almost
every phase of the cultural and
philanthropic life of the city, Mrs.
Brown brings to her office a rich
background of service to the
Council and the community. A no-
live of Detroit, Mrs. Brown is the
daughter of Hortense Heavenrich
and the late Benamin Lambert,
both of whom were born and raised
in Detroit. Upon her graduation
from Vassar, where she was elected
to I'hi Beta Kappa and life sem-
tory of her class, Sally Lanibert
Brown worked in the Child Place-
ment Department of the United
lewish Charities until her mar-
ridge. She is a past president of
the Fresh Air Society and the De.
troit 1'assar Club, and past vice-
president of the Temple Beth El
Sisterhood. Iler present activities
include board member of the Wo-
men's City Club, Mother's Clinic,
Women's Committee of the Detroit
Community Fund, and Jewish Wel-
fare Association. She is also cor-
responding secretary of the Wo-
men's Association of the Detroit
Symphony Orchestra.
With Mr. Brown and their two
daughters, Sally Carol and Mary
Elizzabeth, Mrs. Brown makes her
home on Atkinson Ave.
Other Council officers elected
were Mrs. Herbert D. Robinson,
first vice-president; Mrs. Harold
Rattner, second vice - president;
Mrs. David Cooper, recording sec-
retary; Mrs. Max Berendt, cor-
responding secretary; Mrs. Dan
Krouse, treasurer; Mrs. Charles
Rubine•, financial secretary; Mrs.
Isaac Gilbert, puditor.
The following new members
have been chosen to serve on the
board of directors: Mesdames
Harry Keidan, A. II. Brodie, Harry
C. Markle, Amson Tabor, Maurice
Goldstick and Miss Setta Robin-
son.
Following the luncheon and the
annual report given by the retir-
ing president, Mrs. Klein, an "In-
formation Please" sketch was en-
acted, arranged by Mrs. Harry
Markle and Mrs. Julian Krolik.
P _ articipating in the program were
lesdames Nathan Simons, Victor
'cil, Philip Murcuse, Charles Ru-
iner, Regene Freund Cohane;
Piss Emma Butzel and Miss Setta
1 obinson. Mrs. Burton Clamage
as at the piano.

Facts and Figures
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O Our Agencies
Of

their daughter, Miriam, to Murray Kane, son of Mr. and Mrs
The Detroit chapter of Hades- George L. Kane. The wedding will take place in June.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Siderman of 3277 Webb Ave. announc
soh will join in a national cele-
bration of the completion of the the engagement of Mrs. Siderman's sister, Miss Helen Levenberg
Rothschild - Iladassah - University to Irving Kleiman, brother of Dr. and Mrs. Shmarya Kleiman.
Hospital and Medical Center,
Mr. and Mrs. J. Shapero of Clairmount Ave. announce th
More than 2,500 young men
Tuesday, May 9, at 2:30 p.
engagement of their daughter, Pearl, to Bernard Softies, son o
and women are enrolled membets
at the Statler Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. I. Soffin of Pingree Ave.
of the Center.
Rabbi Leon Feuer of the Col-
There is a free employment bu-
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel A. Sklar of Collingwood Ave. announce
lingwood Ave. Temple, Toledo, the engagement of their daughter, Shirley Florence, to Harry
reau available to all members
will address the Detroit group, Ilenry hlanheimer, son of Mrs. Esther Manheimer. A receution
of the community.
gathering to dedicate this great will be held on Sunday, May 14, at 3205 Carter Ave., from 2 to 4
A home camp is conducted
achievement of the Hadassah and 6 to 10 p. nt. No cards.
during the summer for children
Medical Organization in Pales-
who cannot get away from the
tine.
city.
Activities ranging from meet-
The Hospital, on Mt. Scopus,
ings of clubs to special interest
Jerusalem, has been designed to
groups and classes and mass pro-
bring a non-sectarian program of
grams are housed in the building
"healing, teaching and research"
throughout the week.
to all the peoples of Palestine
Over 1,000 boys and girls and
and the Near East. Present at
May 6—Miss Adele Wilensky, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alber
men and women keep physically
the dedicatory services in Pales- Wilensky of Clements Ave., to Harvey Robert fottesman, son
fit through participation in the
tine will be Miss Henrietta Szold, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gottesman of Dolman Blvd., at the Detroit o
programa of the Health Educa-
American-born founder of Hadas- Leland Hotel.
tion department.
sah, and representatives of the
May 7—Miss Rose Grossberg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Morris
The Center houses a nursery
English government and Jewish
school for children between the
organizations. Chief Rabbi I. I. Grossberg of 2663 Elmhurst Ave., to Samuel Rapaport. son of
ages of 2 and 5.
Herzog of Palestine will bless Mr. and Mrs. Saul Rapaport, at Congregation Bnai David, Elmhurs
While you are reeding this,
the building during the services and Fourteenth.
around has already been broken
May 7—Miss Sylvia Felsot, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Max
in the Holy Land.
for
the erection of a new Jew-
Participating in the New York Felsot, to Dr. Bernard Schmidt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Moritz Schmidt.
ish Community Center to meet
celebration at the Astor Hotel
May 7—Miss Sally Schwartz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Morris
71 he most senuislo tel of vacation
the increasing needs of the De-
will be Dr. Emanuel Libman, Schwartz of Cortland Ave., to Milton Knoppow, son of Mr. and
—and the most fun, tool Health-buticAng
troit Jewish community,
New York; Prof. Walter B, Can- Mrs. Herman Knoppow of Pingree Ave., at Knights of Pythias Ilall,
benefits of the otorld.farnous MINERAL.
non of Harvard, and Prof. Mil- 114 Erskine St.
1ATHS.
ton C. Winternitz, former dean
May 7—Miss Ida Golidman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan
Enjoy a these feetures... an invifing sly.
of the Yale Medical School.
Goodman
of
Melrose
Hotel,
25
South
Ave..
Mt.
Clemens,
.Mich.,
to
lop tolaMn, fire acres of beautiful pert,
A coast-to-coast radio broad-
dames, concerts, entertainment; golf
cast is also scheduled over the Harry Enkel of Detroit, at Congregation Beth Tefilath Moses, with
reception
following
at
the
New
Glenwood
Hotel,
Mt.
Clemens,
Mich.
and fine fishing nearbr, Detroit only 30
Blue Network of the National
May 7—Miss Anne Hauser, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William
Broadcasting Company,. WXYZ
minutes envy. Careful edh•roncs. to
is the Detroit outlet and the pro- Hauser of 809 E. Kearsley St., Flint, Mich., to Yale Smith of Flint.
Lucy and Mischa German Fea-
DIetary Amos. Moderate Rates.
gram should be heard at 9:30 Mich., at the home of the bride's sister and brother-in-law, Dr. and
tured This Sunday and Monday
Mrs. Herbert Metz, 18994 Warrington Dr., Detroit.
p. m., Detroit time.
Honoring the mothers and
May 7—Miss Ethel Rom, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rafael Rom
I.ucy and Mischa German,
daughters of its membership, of Ilazelwood Ave., to Allan L. Weston, son of Mrs. Louis Weston.
noted actors, will be featured in
t hree performances at Littman's
Hadassah will have an Oneg at Hotel Fort Shelby.
AND MINERAL BATHS
People's Theater, 12th and Sew-
Shebat, Saturday, May 13, at
May 7—Miss Annette Fine, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
j
ard, on Sunday matinee and eve-
the Shaarey Zedek, at 3 p. m. Hyman Fine of Hamilton Ave., to Max Green, son of Mr. and Mrs.
80583 (115155, MICHIGAN
A program and social hour Solomon Green of Taylor Ave.
ning and on Monday evening.
,
.
Matroml
have been arranged.
At the two Sunday perform-
MU MI and Allah Gooses.
May 7—Miss Helen Bennett, daughter of Mrs. Jennie Bennett,
Iladassah announces the fol-
ances, the Germans will be pre-
lowing contributions to the Elsie to Sol Herman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Julius Herman.
sented in "Women That Men
May
7—Miss Phyllis Katz, daughter of Mrs. Sarah Katz of
Sidlow Golden Book Inscription
Forget", a play that was written
from: Mrs. Aaron Jackson, Mrs. St. Paul, Minn., to Foster B. Vehon, son of Al Cc. Rae Vehon of
especially for them by Ansell
Schnr P rices o a mission will
David H. .1. Feinberg, Mrs. Mau- Los Angeles, formerly of Detroit, at 12 o'clock noon, at the
rice Axelrod, Mrs. Maurice Wag- "Town House," Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles, Calif.
be 35c to 75c, matinee, and 35c
to $1.10, evening, including tax.
ner, Mrs. Jack Tobin and Mr.
May 21—Miss Virginia Sandie, daughter of Mrs. Charles K.
, Special prices will prevail, at
and Mrs. Philip Slomovitz.
Sando•f, to Melville Burton Conheim, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
35 c and
These contributions were made Conheim.
c on Monday
through the Jewish National
evening, when Lucy and hliseha
Fund Committee of Iladassah
German will be promoted In
headed by Mrs. Philip Lipson,
"Mother and Mother-in-Law."
17527 Fairfield, University 1.9400,
This Saturday, from 7 to 11
p. m., the final performances of
and Mrs. David Seligson, 3343
Sturtevant, Townsend 8.8742.
"Matilde", the great Yiddish
Hadassah members may ob-
talkie starring Mollie Picon, will
serve Mothers' Day by planting
take place at Littman's.
April 19—To Mr. and Mrs. Charles N. Shere (Eleanor Florman
trees and making contributions
fficers Elected by Eva
to the National Fund through the formerly of Cleveland) of 3045 Cortland Ave., a son, Joel Martin
Women's Auxiliary of Jew-
above chairmen.
April 26—To Mr. and Mrs. David Grosberg (Cora Robbins) Prenzlauer Maternity Aid
ish Home for Aged
of Doris Ave., a son, Sheldon Irwin.
The Eva Prenzlauer Maternity
April 27—To Dr. and Mrs. Albert J. Altman (Clara Rubin) ) id elected the following officers:
The executive board of the
of 3266 Cortland Ave., a daughter, Marjorie Ruth.
I resident, Mrs. Joseph Siegel; Women's Auxiliary of the Jewish
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May 3—To Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Harris (Alice Kobaker), of v ice-presidents, Mrs. Joseph Rose, Ilome for Aged will hold a
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Fairfield Ave., a daughter.
I It I rs. Harry Koffman, Mrs. Rubin luncheon meeting at the home
Let our 25 years'
C rooks; secretary, Mrs. Miles of Mrs. K. Faudem, on Friday.
The highlight of the meeting
I( elver; corresponding secretary, May 12, at 12:30. Mrs. J. T.
experience be your
of the Ladies Auxiliary of the
3 Irs. Lillian Solomon: treasurer, Greenberg will be joint hostess
safeguard,
Jewish National Fund held at
a I rs. Jennie Yudkoff; treasurer to the group with Mrs. Faudem.
Lachar's on Casa Ave., Wednes-
f Malvina Klein Memorial Fund,
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day evening, April 26, was the
e ra Nathan Blatnikoff; hospital
presentation and dedication of
u nd, Mrs. Annie Williams and HEALTH AND BEAUTY
Specialists in
a beautiful set of matched Amer-
, I rs. Sam Osnos; publicity, Mrs.
CAN BE YOURS!
Rug Cleaning Only
ican and Jewish flags, donated to
va Ellenstein; chaplain, Mrs.
the auxiliary through the efforts
nnie Williams.
Specialising in
of Mrs. Philip Cutler by the
Members voted A contribution
OBESITY
Hamburger brothers in loving
0 f $25 to aid a Jewish refugee,
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memory of their parents, Harry
v ho now resides in this city, to
Spot Body Manklins
licclining Steam Cabinet
and Shiffa Hamburger, and their
h elp bring his family to this
liodu. Ins and Scientific
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sister, Jennie Jospey. The bearer
c o untry.
Maxenues.
of the American flag was Miss
Donations were made to the
Sylvia Sarut. The bearer of the
lalvina Klein Memorial Fund
LADIES ONLY
N.
flag of Zion was Miss Frieda
Mesdames S. Osnos, R.
C
Ganz. Both are members of the
For Appointment Phone
i rooks, N. Blatnikoff, Mrs.
J. N. F. Juniors. The greetings
onigman, Pauline Baker, in
RANDOLPH 8108
they presented were written and
onor of their respective birth-
coached by Mrs. Miriam Slobin
d ays: also a donation by Mrs.
and are also used by Purity
arah Ginsberg in memory of
Chapter No. 359, Order of the
h er father.
Eastern Star. After the flags had
E v a
Prenzlauer,- honorary
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been placed in their respective
resident of the organization,
514.515 KALES BLDG.
standards at each side of the
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resented
a
crocheted hand bag
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stage, the assembly rose and
t o the group.
gave the pledge of allegiance to
The next meeting will be held Dexter-Joy Florist, Tyler 8-6822.
the American flag, followed by
Ions —
1 uesday, May 9, at 1:30 p. m.,
Flowers for all
the singing of the Star Spangled
t the home of Mrs. Joseph
Banner and Hatikvah. The La-
Hegel, 1923 Calvert Ave. Ar-
dies Auxiliary is the first Zionist
angementa will be made for the
organization in Detroit to own
aid up luncheon and installation
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their set of; colors.
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f officers.
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A telegraiii was received from
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Dr. Israel Wiener expressing his
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I omen's Auxiliary of Bnai
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regret at being unable to attend
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the meeting and congratulating
Brith to Have Mother's
the auxiliary on this momentous
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Day Program on May 8'
occasion.
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A summary of the J. N. F.
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On
May 8, at 8:30 p. m. at
national conference held in Chi-
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cage April 15 and 16 was de-
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livered by William Hordes, who
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said he was impressed by the
I old its annual Mother's Day
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spirit of hope for the future of
I rogram. The Junior Bnai Beith
the Jewish Homeland in Pales-
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. A uxiliary has complete charge of
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tine pervading the conference.
a way 1.,
he program. The chairman for
Mrs. Grace Berlin, accompanied
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i he evening will be Miss Rose
by Miss Miriam Goodman, sang
M andell and her committee in-
`:://a/(11, sal .40 nemen 6, ( Com/.,/i
three numbers. The principal ad-
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dress of the evening • was de-
C arol Grundy and Bertha Finn.
livered by Philip Slomovitz, who
on,/
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gave the history of the flag of PAUL DENNIS IN A LEADING ROLE IN "MADAM BUTTERFLY" ' T here will he a play and several
PRESENTED IN 1 HE BOWL, HOLLYWOOD
m usical selections by the girls.
Zion and its creator, Dr. David
M rs. Aaron Kurland will sneak
Wolfssohn.
Girl's Division
Boy's Division
Paul Dennis, eminent singer, a group of English, Hebrew and o n behalf of the mothers. Prizes
will be featured as soloist in the Yiddish songs.
Ages 6 tO
Ages 6 tu 15
w ill be given to the oldest and
concert to be presented by the
The chorus of 70 mixed voices y oungest mothers present. Re-
Workmen's Circle Chorus this under the direction of Dan Froh- f reshments will be served after
Little Nahelu
Sunday evening, in the Scot,ish
man will offer a diversified pro- t he program.
Ages 3 tO 6
Rite Auditorium.
An invitation is extended to
Paul Dennis, whose real name gram. A cantata. "War and a ll mother a, daughters and
The Sisterhood of Temple Beth is Henry Rosenblatt, is the eon Peace" by Beimel, "The Ma- f riends of the Auxiliary and the
,Yarns coemuZr J15/1° A, IL hell J lear.t
El will hold its final meeting of of the late Cantor J. Rosenblatt, chine" by Posner, and "The New J unior Groups to attend this
the year on Monday, May 8, at
Era" by Dan Frohman, con- meeting.
Temple Beth El. A special musi- He is the leading bass baritone ductor of the chorus. and many
Membership in the auxiliary is
cal program has been arranged of Radio City Music Hall. He was other folk and numerous songs a lways open and anyone desiring
Booklet Upox Request
by the Music Study Club of De- guest star of the Hollywood are on the program.
t o join may do so by calling
troit. The Music Study Club Showcase through NBC mt.
Two local known pianists will Mrs. Charles Solovieh. member-
FOR INFORMATION, write or call Camp
Choral will give several selec- works. For the past two years accompany the chorus and Mr. s hip chairman, To. 5-7375. Mem-
N • h•l• , Ortonville,
tions, with solo parts sung by he was hailed by critics as the Dennis—Rebecca Katzman-Froh- bers of her committee will be
Michigan 12F31.
Mrs. Herman Hoexter, Mrs. Ja- leading bass baritone of the man and Florence Kutzen.
at all auxiliary meetings to con-
cob H. Schakne and Mrs. Meyer Hollywood Bowl Opera C a n-
IN DETROIT, Call Mr. or Mrs. Eliel
The concert will start prompt- tact prospective members.
Berris. Mrs. Burton Clamage will pony. It was on Eddie Canter's ly at 8:30 p. m.
Lesowoder, To. 8-6057 or
appear as soloist of the after- Texaco program that his tine
Mr.. Edythe Cugell, Ho.
Mr. Dennis is stopping at the Dance of Youth Chapter of
noon and will give several piano identity was revealed.
Statler Hotel and can be reached
1189.
L A. S. Sunday
selections. Miss Reva Reatha will
Mr. Dennis will offer several there by his numerous Detroit
Play the harp accompaniments famous opera arias. ballads end friends.
Plans have been completed for
and Mies Rose Bassin Stein the
the annual dance of the Detroit
piano. Charles Frederick Morse
Youth
Chapter of the Los An-
will be conductor of the pro-
gram.
geles Sanatorium, to be held
At 1:30 p. M., preceding the
Sunday, May 7, at the Hotel
Book Cadillac, it was announced
program, a dessert luncheon will
Tuesday by Alcon Cooper, chair-
he served.
May 7—Opening dinner of Allied Jewish Campaign, at
man of the dance. Music will
Manfred
Arie.
Statler, Speaker, Dr.
be furnished by Max Gail and
Open Meeting of Business
May 8—Allied Jewish Campaign luncheon meeting at Statler.
r.
his Detroit Yacht Club Orches-
Speaker, Man in Lowenthal.
and Professional Women.
tra. Proceeds will go to aid the Jewish Center Library Fund
May
9—Dr.
Walton
E.
Cole,
speaker
at
Allied
Jewish
Cam-
of Bnai Brith Tuesday
unfortunate
sufferers
of
tubercu-
paign luncheon at Statler.
RECEPTACLES
Receives Gifts
The Business and Professional
losis at the Sanatorium.
May 10—Allied Jewish Campaign luncheon at Statler.
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A. AMA sad Itablot•b.
Women of Bnai Brith will hold an
Iteietereml Coerrete. Tally Gear-
The Jewish Community Center 1
Speaker, Freda Kirchwey.
ootoed. Priced RION.
open meeting on Thursday, May
PROGRESSIVE CULTURE CLUB announces that it has received ■
May 11—Allied Jewish Campaign luncheon at Statler.
11, at 7:30 p. m., at Central High
AMERICAN
gift to its Library Fund from
Speaker. Henry Monton.
School, Room 317.
The Jewish Progressive Culture Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Cooper, in I
May 12—Allied Jewish Campaign luncheon at Statler.
RECEPTACLE CO.
Samuel Lieb of Pisgah Lodge
Club is sponsoring ■ "Closing of memory of Mrs. Tina Lurya, Mrs
Speaker, Alexander L. Easterman.
579
Ken:tweed*. To. 8-5889
will speak on the work of the !Id-
'he Winter Season Party". to be Rose Lappner and Mrs. II. J. L.
June 7—Public meeting of Women's Division of American
le' Foundations.
held at the Bialostoker Center. Frank.
Jewish Congress at Detroit-Leland Hotel, at
Anyone interested in joining this
8625 Linwood Ave., near Pin-
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Welt Feinberg have also made gifts to
2:30 p. m. Speaker. Mme. Irene Horan&
group may do so at this meeting.
gree, on Saturday, May 6,
and Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. the Library Fund.

Weddings

at-Vivien.

9150-12TH ST., cor. ATKINSON

MRS. BROWN HEADS
WOMEN'S COUNCIL

Engagements

Mr. and Mrs. Ben Tomarin of 2253 W. Euclid Ave. announc
Celebration on Tuesday to the engagement
of their daughter. Rose, to Louis Wool, son o
Mark Opening of the
Mrs. Sarah Wool of 1705 Taylor Ave.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Peiman announce the engagement o
Palestine Hospital

A Book containing real Jewish humor, which is broad, homely,
wholesome and satisfying—Written by

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Ninth Successful Season

Beth El Sisterhood
To Meet on Monday

Boys and Girls
7 to 15 Years

Experienced
Staff

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CARD OF 'THANKS

UNVEILING OF MONUMENT

The family of the late dearly
beloved Pauline Silverman wishes
to thank their relatives and
friends for the kindness and gym.
Pathy extended them during their
recent bereavement.

An unveiling of a ronument
in memory of Max Grers Ian will
take place on Sunday. lay 7.
at 4 p. m. at Clover I Park
Cemetery. Relatives are friends
are invited.

CALENDAR OF EVENTS

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