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Junior Hadassah
Will Meet Sunday
The first general meeting of the
Detroit Chapter of Junior Hades-
sah will be held at the Statler
Hotel at 2:30 p. m. Sunday, Sept.
10, under the presidency of Miss
Esther Etkin.
The first of a series of hikes
is being planned for Sunday, Sept.
17, with time, location, and trans-
portation details to be discussed
at this meeting by Betty Milen.
The membership committee,
headed by Shirley Martin, and in-
cluding Annette Reiner, !lox Arfa,
Ethel Resnick, and Marion Yura,
is planning an active year. Anyone
wishing to enter a specific activity
should call Miss Arta, Townsend
7-2214.
The honor roll method of rais-
ing funds to fulfill the objectives
of Junior Hadassah proved so suc-
cessful last year that it is to be
repeated. Jessie Morrison and her
committee, including Lit Gershe-
notf, Ruth Hands, Betty Milen
and Rose Pasqua!, have begun to
distribute boxes to facilitate the
saving of money. The project
culminates in u formal affair, to
be held this year on Nov. 28.
Would-be actresses should con-
tact Ida Sandra Milstein, drama-
tic chairman. Anyone interested
in Young Judea leadership should
I approach Evelyn Eisehnan or Ruth
Friedland. Jewish National Fund
is directed by Esther Duchin and
Esther Spiegelman, a'nd questions
concerning the aims of this pro-
ject can be answered by a call to
Townsend 5-6813. A choral group
is being formed by Helen Shewach.
A monthly Newsette is publish-
ed under the editorship of June
Rout!, assisted by Rae SchulLI
There are many openings on the I
' staff, and placement is being made
at Townsend 6-1792.
Rabbi Stollman's
New Year Sermon
Rabbi Isaac Stollman, spiritual
leader of Congregation MIshkan
Israel, will speak on Rosh Hash.
onah before Tkioth on the sub-
ject "The Trumpet of Today."
In the afternoon he will speak
on "Education."
On Shaboth Shuvah his talk
will be a Talmudical discourse on
Tshuvoh.
The Yeshiva Beth Judah re-
sumed its classes Aug. 22 and
registrations for new students
are available daily. Means for
bus transportation for students
living a distance from the school
will be made available through
the joint efforts of the execu-
tives and the ladies' auxiliary of
the Yeshivah.
Classes in advanced Talmud,
conducted by the president, Rab-
bi Stollinan, who was assisted
by Rabbi Schechter during the
summer, proved a success and
it will be the aim of the Yeshi-
vah to maintain such a class in
the future.
As the high Holy Days ap-
proach the officers of the Yeshi-
va remind the synagogues,
through their officers, that the
Yeshiva was provided with sup-
port from appeals conducted
during the holidays.
Rabbi J. S. Sperka's
New Year Sermons
It
Congregation Bnai David, Elm-
hurst and 14th Sts., announces
that on Wednesday evening,
Sept. 13, Mincho services will
begin at 6 o'clock. The Maariv
services will begin at 6:30 p. m.,
with Cantor Abraham Singer of-
ficiating, David Shkolnick and
the large choir assisting. The
morning services on the first day i
of Rosh Ilashonah will begin at
9 a. m. At 11 a. rn. Rabbi
Joshua S. Sperka will preach
the sermon, entitled "We and
They." On Friday morning , the
second day of Rosh Ilashonah,
Rabbi Sperka will preach on the
subject "The Sword or the Book."
The Four-Way
Cotton Frock
For Girls
6 to 14
sI
Mrs. use Schield, Former
Cologne Musician, Forms
Classes for Adults and
Children in Detroit
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Its in crisp percale, and here's; the secret of its many
lives: both the stud-button jacket and the flaring skirt
are reversible, with one side checked, the other solid
color. SO, daughter wears the checked skirt and jacket
together (number 1), the solid-color skirt and jacket
together (number 2), the checked jacket with the plain
skirt (number 3) or vice versa (number 4). To top it
all, it boasts an ANNIVERSARY mice of $1.691
Girls' Shop—Fourth Floor—Woodward
HUDSON'S
siltd.t to 3%
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Tat
been engaged as activities di-
rector for the new Jewish Com-
munity Center, it has been an-
nounced by Henry Meyers, presi-
dent of Center. The new Aaron
DeRoy Center
Memorial
is nearing
completion at
Woodward and
Holbrook Ayes.
Miss David-
son, who will
be in charge
of women's and
A fashion show will officially
open the fall season of the Detroit
Junior Group of the National
Council of Jewish Women, on Sun-
day, Sept. 17, at 2:30 p. m., in
the social hull of Temple Beth El.
• An open meeting will be held, and
the public is invited to attend the
I meeting and the show to follow.
The latter will be sponsored by
Annis Furs, Townley Coats and
Suits, and May Millinery Stores.
I After the show tea will be served.'
Miss Gertrude l'regerson is in
charge of the program, and Miss
Rachel Berman, past president, has
been helping her with arrange-,
meats.
Yeshiva Beth Judah
Holds Registration
It's Stealing the Limelight
in this Anniversary Group!
Center Activities. Zedakah Juniors'
Director Selected Opening Affair
of Year on Oct.
Miss Florence Davidson has
Council Juniors
Will Open Its Fall
Season on Sept. 17
At Congress
Business Men's Luncheon served daily — 40c and 50c
ABE HERTZBERG, Prop.
PAGE FIVE
and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE
The annual opening affair of
the Zedakah Juniors' 1939-1940
season is to be given at the Book-
Cadillac Hotel on Sunday evening,
Oct. 1, under the co-chairaienship
of Mrs. Maurice Miller and Miss
Marge Weiss. :Music will be pro-
Mr, and Mrs. Herbert L. Har-
Alexander Freeman is honor
vided by Phil Brestoff and his or-
ing Frank Wolf, president o ris and son, Ira, are now residing
chestra.
the Commonwealth Bank, with a in their new home at 18694
Miss Esther Burnstein, assisted
stag dinner party at his home Appoline.
by Miss Anne Lewis, is in charge
on Chicago Blvd., Saturday eve-
of
tickets. Publicity is being handl-
ning, Sept. 0. Covers will be
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Fine (Ger-
ed by Mrs. Julian N. Lumberg.
placed for 22. The guests will in- trude Eder) and son are now re -
Miss
Dorothy Freedman is in
clude the directors and officeis siding at 4010 Clements Ave
charge of flowers and prizes. More
of the bank.
girls' programs,
information may be had by calling
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rogensof in addition to
Miss Davidson
Mrs. Miller at Davison 8534.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Bernie of entertained 150 guests at the general activi-
Miss Tillye Munch, president of
Chicago Blvd. visited with Mayor Wilshire Hotel on Sunday, Sept. ties, conies from Buffalo, where,
Zedakah
Juniors, announces that
and Mrs. 1. Edgar Ryder in Lan. 3, in honor of the Bar Mitzvah for the past six years, she has
the
first regular meeting of the
caster, 0.
of their son, Clifford. Out-of- served the Buffalo Jewish Com-
organization will be held on Sun-
town guests included Mr. and munity Center as director of
day afternoon, Sept. 10, at the
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Fink Mrs. Sam Rogensof of Newask, women's activities, and, later, as home of Mrs. Lumberg, 2605
Sall-
assistant
director.
She
taught
at
of Winona Ave. will return
N. J., Mr. and Mrs. Jack Smith
Sturtevant.
day from a motor trip to Pitts- and Mr. and Mrs. David Deutch the University of Buffalo, also
serving on the faculty of the
of Chicago, Ill.
burgh and New York.
School of Social Work as an in-
Mr, and Mrs. Milton Fish of
Shirley Rubin, daughter of Mr. structor in social group work Thank Donors Who Gave
Chicago spent several days with and Mrs. A. S. Rubin of West- and as supervisor of students in
Blood to Prolong Life
Casual felt with a
their brother-in-law and sister, minster Ave., returned home the group work field.
of Mrs. Doris Miller
Miss Davidson was graduated,
Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Ziv of from a month's visit with Pro-
snap brim . . . to
from
Carnegie
Institute
of
Tech-
fessor and Mrs. W. M. Shaw of
Linwood Ave.
wear with your sport
nology in 1933 with a degree of
Donors who gave blood to pro-
Knoxville, Tenn.
13. S. in social work, having ma- long the life of Mrs. Dori: Miller
Mrs. Ilarry E. Byron and
clothes. Black, brown
group work. In were extended thanks this week
jored
in
social
daughter, Eileen, who have been
Mrs. Daniel Siegel and her
1937 she attended the goring by her parents, Mr. and Situ.
and
Fall shades,
spending the past month at the sons, Bobby and Billy, of Fair-
session at Western Reserve Uni- Morris Orchin; her husband, Sol
Balsam Hotel in Dixville Noche, field Ave. are visiting in Chicago.
versity where an institute in Miller, and his parents, Mr. and
THAT
BAR STRIICKT MOOR
will return
. 1 to
group work was being given, and Mrs. Louis Miller. Mrs. Miller
their home at the Belcrest
Miss Rosailine Cheren of Fair-
has done graduate work at the became ill seven months ago and
field Ave. returned Monday from
University of Buffalo.
her life was sustained by blood
Mr. and Mrs. John Heaven- a two weeks' stay at Charlevoix,
While at college Miss David- transfusions during this long pe-
rich of Longfellow Ave. returned Mich.
son was active in the Student riod. She passed away at the age
Sept. 5 from a 10-day sojourn
Guild, the Glee Club, the Wom- of 21 on Tuesday. She was mar-
The Misses Ruth and Bernice
at Ramona Park, Mich.
en's Self-Government Associa- ried only a year ago.
Friedland returned to the city
tion, and was president of the
after
visiting
in
New
York
City
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Thal of
Social Work Department Club
Wildemere Ave. spent the holi- and Washington, D. C.
in her senior year. As a student
day week-end in Chicago.
she did field work at the follow-
Ben, Sam and Mac Stulberg
ing Pittsburgh agencies: the Irene
spent the week-end motoring to
Mr. and Mrs. Philip R. Mar- Toronto. They visited their Kauffman Settlement, Kingsley
cuse returned from Charlevoix brother, Benjamin, at Jackson's House, Jewish Family Service So-
ciety, Brashear Settlement and
where they were guests of Mrs. Point on Lake Simeo,
Heinz 'louse.
Isaac Gilbert.
Miss Davidson received her
Mr. and Mrs. Simon Hecker
Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Meyer (Sadie Bruch) and daughter will Jewish education in her home
A NEW AND CONVENIENT
community,
Pittsburgh, where
left Sept. 1 for Pullman, Wash., leave about Sept. 15, to make
where they will make their fu- their home in New Castle, Pa. she was also a teacher in one
She
is
of
the
religious
schools.
lure home,
a member of the American Asso-
Mrs. Sam Sborow and daugh-
ciation of Social Workers and I
Sirs. Harold Schakne of 2525 ter. Ruth Mae, left for an ex- was active on the legislative and
W. Euclid Ave. returned Wednes- tended trip through New York
group work committees of the
day on the SS. Deendam, after a where they will visit the World's Buffalo chapter. She was also a
two weeks stay in London, Eng- Fair and then go to 'Washington,
member of the committee of the
D. C.
land.
leisure time division of the Coun-
cil of Social Agencies, the So-
7114 W. 7-MILE RD.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Shapiro of
Mr. and Mrs. Sigmund A.
cial Work Today executive com-
Robinson and Mr. and Mrs. Wil- 4874 Cortland Ave. had as their
(Near Livernois)
mittee, and the Buffalo section
liam Frank returned from a fish- guest for two weeks their daugh- of the National Youth Congress.
ing trip to northern Michigan ter, Mrs. Lilyan Alpern of East
Miss Davidson enters this week
Liverpool, 0.
Dr. Mike Alpern
over the holiday week-end.
FEATURING
upon her duties and will be avail-
joined Mrs. Alpern for the La-
able for conferences with groups
Mr. and Mrs.• Melvin S. Baer bor Day holiday and they have
and individuals at the temporary
The same fine High Grade Shoes for Children
and children returned from a both returned to their home in
quarters of the Center in the
month's stay in South Bend, Ind. Ilast Liverpool.
that has made the name of Ruby famous in
United Hebrew Schools building
at Philadelphia and Byron.
Detroit for the past 23 years.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Godsol
Miss Mildred Wolff left Sept.
returned
front
Cleveland
where
8 for Chicago to be the guest of
her sister and brother-in-law, they spent the holiday week-end. Rabbi Fischer AnnOunces
Included in this season's stock are the famous
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Moses, for
Topics of Sermons for
two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Sol Ellis (Esther
Quintuplet Shoes endorsed by Dr. Defoe and
Rosh
Hashonah
Waldman) have returned from
many doctors in and around Detroit as the
Mr. and Mrs. Segel Iless of their honeymoon trip to New
Congregation Elnai Moshe will
Chicago, Ill., were the house York City where they visited the
finest protection for growing children's feet
begin
Rosh
Ilashonah
observance
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Fair and were entertained by
available.
with evening services Wednes-
Hart of the Park Lane Apts. the relatives..
day, Sept. 13, at 6:30 o'clock.
past week-end,
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Shiener Morning devotions will commence
Mr. and Mrs. Morton Ashner of Cortland Ave. have returned at 7 o'clock Thursday anti Fri-
day.
of Glynn Court returned after twin New York.
Rabbi Moses Fischer, spiritual
10 days in New York.
Mrs. Ilarry Goldberg, presi- leader of the synagogue, will
Mrs. Ray Freeman and daugh- dent of the Detroit League of preach during Thursday morning
ter, Elks, of New Orleans spent the National Home for Jewish services on the subject "The
1526 WASHINGTON BLVD.
several days with Mr. and Mrs. Children at Denver, called a spe- Conclusion of the Old Century
cial breakfast meeting at Hoy- and the Beginning of a New
Ben Simons of Chicago Blvd,
7114
W.
7-Mile Road, near Livernois
le'. s on Thursday morning, Sept. One in Jewish Life." For Fri-
Mrs. Maurice Caplan, Mrs. 7, at 9:30. Activities for the day's discourse Rabbi Fischer
Meyer Prentis and Mrs. Abraham coming season were outlined, and selected "The Books of God,"
Srere returned from a motor plans for the annual major fund- as his topic.
Services will be conducted by
trip to Montreal and the East. raising project were formulated.
Cantor David Katzman, assisted
A HAPPY NEW YEAR
Mrs. Dora S. Wechsler of by a choir under the leadership
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Op-
penheim, who are residing in Squirrel Hill, Pittsburgh, Pa., of Nathan Turbowsky. Separate
And May You Enjoy the Holidays with
Chicago, are visiting with their will return to Pittsburgh after services for children up to 14
parents, Mr. and Mrs. David spending the summer in Phila- years of age, in English and Ile-
Oppenheim of Chicago.
delphia, Atlantic City and the brew, will be directed by Jack
World's Fair. She will visit in Nelson. Admission to these serv-
ices is free.
Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Fr ied- Detroit in October.
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Announcing
ALFRED J. RUBY
CHILDREN'S SHOP
ALFRED 4 RUBY,
Perwein's Famous Coffee Cakes
and Pastries
man of Waverly Ave. returned
from a sojourn in Mackinac
Miss Lorraine Ina Waldman of
Island.
Flushing, long Island, has re-
turned to her home after a visit
Mrs. Henry Jassey, Mrs. Sam with her grandparents, Mr. and
Kahn and Mrs. Charles Sandorf Mrs. B. Weisblum of Webb Ave.
returned from a motor trip to
Montreal and the Thousand
Miss Beth Weinberg of Penning-
Islands.
ton Drive sailed from Liverpool,
England, on Sept. 1, on the S. S.
Miss Audrey Winston of New Van Dyck for home.
York was a recent guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Wallace Roberts of
Chicago Blvd.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Balker
of Indiana Harbor, Ind., spent
the past week-end with their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. David
Oppenheim of Chicago Blvd.
Mr. and Sirs. Louis Korman
returned to their home in St.
Louis after a visit with their
children, Mr. and Mrs. Saul Kop-
man of Merton Rd.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Seltzer of
Atkinson Ave. returned from a
vacation in Muskoka Lake.
Dr. and Mrs. Lee Greenblatt
of Chicago Blvd. are spending
the week-end at the Palmer
House in Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Bladen
and son, Terry, of Glynn Court
returned from a motor trip to
Syracuse and New York.
Mrs. Aaron Kurland and a. .nit,
Norman and Richard, returned
from a three weeks' trip Eaat,
Mrs. Ilse Schield, formerly of stopping at Somerville and lid-
Cologne, Germany, is now a mar, N. J., and at the New
resident of Detroit and is on York 'World's Fair.
the teaching staff of the Gana-
pol Studio of Musical Art, 5103
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie 'II. Bloom
Casa Ave.
returned from Charlevoix and
Mrs. Schield will offer instruc- a trip through northern Miehi-
tion in piano and will also con- gan, En route they visited Mr.
duct children's classes in Solfege and Mrs. Seymour Tilehin, at
and ear training according to the Camp Walloon.
latest European methods. She
will teach at the Ganapol Studio
Miss Madelyn Kahn of Calvert
as well as at homes of pupils. Ave. will leave Sunday for New
She can he reached either at the York City, to spend the week
Ganapol Studio or at her home, there.
16615 Washburn Ave., telephone
University 2-0144:
Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Girsberg
of 1986 Atkinson Ave. will be
CARD OF THANKS
at home Sunday, Sept. 10, from
• Mrs. Jacob Eder and family 3 to 10 D. m., in honor of the
wishes to thank their relatives, Bar Mitzvah of their son, Ger-
friends and Congregation Beth ald Danto. Services will be held
Abraham for their kindness and at Congregation Shaarey 7.edek,
sympathy extended them during on Saturday morning, Sept. 9.
their recent bereavement.
No cards.
Jr. Service Group
Activities Start
Fall activities of the Junior
Section, Detroit Service Group,
are under way. Members of the
hoard of directors will hold their
first meeting on Tuesday, Sept.
12,at 8:30 p. m., in the offices
of the Jewish Welfare Federa-
tion.
The Junior Service Journal.
monthly bulletin of activities of
the Junior group, will be issued
this month. A special party edi-
tion will be sent to all workers
in the Junior Division of the
Allied Jewish Campaign as well
as to paid-up members of the
Junior Service Group, inviting
them to attend a social gather-
ing being planned for Sunday,
Sept. 24.
The first formal meeting of the
entire Junior Section will be
held on Sunday afternoon, Oct.
29.
Annual Yom Kippur Night
Dance of Progressive Bicur
Cholem Jrs. on Saturday,
Sept. 23
Maynard Feldman, president
of the Progressive Shear Cholem,
Jrs., announces the society's
32nd annual Yom Kippur night
dance, on Yom Kippur night,
Saturday, Sept. 23, in the Gen-
eral Motors ballroom. Mike Falk
and his I3-piece orchestra will
be featured. The entire proceeds
will go towards the needy sick
and Jewish hospitalization. All
organizations and friends are
asked to cooperate as the need
for assistance is greater than
ever before. Tickets will be ob-
tainable at the door on the night
of the dance. For further in-
formation call Townsend 6-1814.
Cinema Theater Reopens
With "Grand Illusion"
The Cinema Theater, E. Co-
lumbia off Woodward, has en-
tered its fall season in full swing
, with the showing of "Grand Il-
1 lusion," this year's winner of
the award for "The Best Film of
1939". Also on the bill is "The
Private Life of Henry VIII," f
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