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September 29, 1939

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Zedakah Juniors'
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The Music Study Club of De-
troit will start the season's activi-
ties with a President's Day lunch-

Donald Simon of Tuxedo Ave.
Mr. end Mrs. Oscar Robinson
returned from a few (lays in left for Ann Arbor where he is
ttending the University of Michi-
Wheeling, W. Va.
gan's Dental School as a sopho-
Mr. mild Mrs. Miles Finsterwald more.
are spending several days in
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Behrman
New York.
of 1963 Calvert Ave., will be at
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Meyer home Saturday evening, Sept.
left Sept. 24 on a motor trip to 30, from 7 to 10 p. m., in honor
of the Bar Mitzvah of their
New Orleans.
son, Sherwin Atlas. No cards.
Services will be held at Congre-
SL's. David J. Levy returned
gation Shaarey Zedek on Satur-
from a couple of days spent in
day morning, Sept. 30.
Montreal.

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lunch will be served to members
of the club and their friends.
The program will include a film
with music and interesting fea-
tures marking the celebration of
the 150th anniversary of the
signing of the Constitution.
Mrs. Walter Field is chairmar
of the luncheon and reservations
may he made with her at Un
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Catholic Editor Praises
Jewish Social Worker

.A notable tribute to a Jewish
social worker and journalist ap-
peared In a recent number of the
Commonweal, the leading literary
Catholic weekly in the United
Staten. This tribute was part of
the weekly page which is writ-
ten for the paper by Michael
Williams, the founder and for
many years the editor o f
periodical. In discussing certain
types of modern literature, Mr.
Williams who is himself the au-
thor of several important books
said :

"Nomehody should make research In
this field and glee um an
Men.' nd
I he theme of •One-hook
h. I 4 , an think
any they remeined
of eeverel such •uthon There Is Ber-
nard 0 Ititharda, for exempt, and
his masterpiece, 'The Id/wearers of
eldansky. which Barrett Wendel
nailed on Its appearance as containing
000sy• challenging the last ever writ•
ten in Amen. a Vet It aas co/maned
after
by •• Polish-Jewlah Swung
rt. qualutene•—
only • few yearn
• 11Ich soon became int 'mere knowl-
•nd
of
edge—of th• Fnglloh le Kea
American coedit Ions Well, Richard
became and rernal hod • worker in
own Jewish people;
the cease of hi.
greatly to his honor. but perhaps,
and work
after all, It is better to II.

In practical, tongible waYe for the good
neighbor. then merely to
of on
w rite book•—for for too ninny books
are of the net um of poor Tacker•
tree Imok,
one ■ alum. not really
but one among Charter. 1-ernbl• •ntl-
par Idea 'the hunks that are not hooka':
vet full of peril to mind. and mule
her sage of false !drew and perversions
of the nacres of me, reahly elevated
Into Idol., and leading worker minds
folly where bloody
Into them. Maids of
re. ..bulbous •r• sown."

Mr. Richards who was for
many years associated with the
work of the American Jewish
Congress, acting also as secretary
to the American Jewish Delegs.
Peace Conference in
tion at the
1919, and has played a leadi ng
part in the Zioinst movement.,
has more recently devoted a large
part of his time to the organdza-
lien and development of the Jew-
ish Information Bureau, 103
Park Ave., New York City. This
Bureau answer all inquiries on

Open Sundays

RA. 0335

Hadassah Plans
Its Honor Roll

Over 200 women reported for
the first rally meeting for the
Ilohor Roll of the Detroit chap-
ter of Hadassah, Sept. 25, at it
luncheonette meeting at the home
of Mrs .Fred Ginsburg, co-chair-
man.
Mrs. Julian Krolik, chairman of
the Honor Roll, conducted the
meeting and introduced the key-
women and committee chairmen
who gave specific instructions
concerning the prospect slips to
the workers and captains.
Mrs. Krolik read a cable from
Miss Ilenrietta Szold of Jeru-
salem in which she pointed to
the increasing needs for Youth
Aliyah work.
The next tally luncheonette
meeting will be held Wednesday,
Oct. 4, at the home of Mrs. Na-
than Simons. 80 E. Boston Blvd.,
at 12:30 o'clock. Rabbi Leon
From will be the guest speaker
and will discuss aspects of the
European situation. Rally meet-
ings will be held every Wednes-
day at homes of members until
the time of the event, Nov. 28.
The next meeting will be held
Tuesday, Oct. 10, at 2:30 o'clock,
at the Detroit Leland Hotel. Mrs.
Ezra Shapiro of Cleveland will
be the guest speaker.
Following are alternates of De-
troit Hadassah for the national
convention to be held in New
York, Oct. 24 to 29: Mesdames
Perry Burnetine, Louis Davidson,
Herbert Wallace, Abraham Gold-
berg, Daniel Cohn, Irving Dwor-
man, Adolph Ehrlich, Bernard
Bernbaum, fly C. Broder, Ben
Mossman, Jacob Ilarvith, Sol
Sloan, Jacob Mazer, Carl Schil-
ler, Joseph Horwitz, Daniel Cul-
len, Thomas Marwil, Abe Rosen-
berg, Samuel Goldman, Ralph
Weisman, Herman Stenbuck, Ju-
lius Green, Henry Jassy, Louis
Robinson, Louis James Rosenberg,
Norman Frank, Sarah - Kohane,
Robert Kaltman, Max Osnos, Irv-
ing Steinman, Ruth Metzger.
Mrs. Philip Lipson, chairman
of the Jewish National Fund,
announces that the bi-ennial col-
lection of J. N. F. boxes will be
made Sunday and Monday, Oct.
1 and 2. The following contribu-
tions have been made:

Tr,. In memory of Rohn • earns
Podnisky by Ire end Mra charism
Ireteln of Wyandotte. end Mr. end
Mre. !Ma and Weiner. Trees In mon.
ore of Vella Doormen Slum kby the
firm of Derma', and She i rum amt the
fl
,ncrl oo r f , la , iae rn s d %to Trios .. II

sire A. M. Proems ril,e MnIewea Jean' -
Eliot end
Ben Melds,. and
Morris, eleiniwrg Contribution. In
mentor. of Dora Krell hr
Mr a d
n
Mrs. Po VInnOr Frank. Tree In me'non
of Nathan Luck off by Mr. and Mre
Irving W Illuniba ae Tree In menudY
of Mae Whernik, tattl•.- of Mra. Mrs.

notto.

Joerpn tyl.ler end )Ire. Reiss lure
by % IKkan Hub Tree hl m
Lome Korn is Mr. end Moab" riot', it
1100enbote
Tree in !Weer of Ye reel.

of Sarah Bernet Me be the Tmedar

Ci r'rbdr , Woolen. to the (:1.'d, n

Irarr'I , tinn for the laic J I'.
err he'ne taken hr Mrs.

Welk

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flobln.n. Toe en« od 0-3 Ile and Mrs.
Herold Roraima, Vol...site 1.5 01
The fella. Ins ho., e been made: hr'
me and >I re Matinee. Am trod. Mr. and
Blumberg Sir and
Mrs. In Ing W
Mrs Robert Kaltman. Mr. and Mrs
III Digit, 34r and Mrs. I..
case..
pr. nka herser. amt Mr. and
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Netionat
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n. rand geligeon. 3353
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Jewish life and thOught and
his
communal activities, and
proven to be a most useful agency
me-thousands of individuals and
organizations.

In January of 1910, a small
group of men formed the Turover
Aid Society, devoted to giving
aid to their landsleit in Russia,
also to contributing to local and
national charitable institutions.
On Jan. 14, 1940, at Lachar's,
the Turover Aid Society, now
grown to one of the largest ver-
eins in Detroit, will celebrate
its 30th anniversary at a banquet
and dance to which many civic
leaders and heads of vereins will
be invited.
Preparations for this event
were made last Sunday evening
at a dinner at Lachar's to which
the officers, directors and com-
mittee members were invited.
Plana for the coming event were
discussed and the 30th anniver-
- ary banquet committee an-
nounced. Jacob Bobrin, presi-
dent. named Samuel Drvfus, one
of the original organizers, as
Anienian of the committee; Isi-
dor Sosnick and Herman Lichtman
were named associate general
managers; Julius Schwartz, tress-
.rer: Samuel Spiegel, recording
-eeretary: Max L. Roberts. AI-
sect Parvin end Sol Lumberg,
- venerate committee; John Lebow-
I ki. ticket manager; Rose Rob.
rte end Lea Lumberg financial
- .rectories: Mr. and hit's. Abe
goller, Mr. and Mrs. David
11 ortz. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Ma-
1 -Ito, Mr. and Mrs. Julius Gott-
'nib, Mr. and Mix. Aaron Tilchin,
Mr. and Mrs. Sant Nelson, Mr.
and Mrs. William Hoffman, Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Berman, Mr.
vnd Mrs. Abraham Grant, Mr.
veil Mrs. Abe Collin, Mr. and
'fee Benjamin Grant, Mr. and
Ws. Josenh Hoffman. Mr. and
Horris Zuroff, Mr. and Mrs.
;some! Kunin, Mr. and Mrs. Nit-
han Samet, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Backer, Mr: and Mrs. I. Karbal.
Mr. and Mrs. Freedman, commit-
tee members.

11.. and Mrs. Manfred M.
Julius W. Gilbert left Sept. 22
Linick will be hosts at a recep-
for Beverly Hills, Calif.
tion on Sunday, Oct. 1. afternoon
and evening, at 2685 Webb
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Wine- Ave., in honor of the engage-
roan and (laughter, Sue, left Sept. ment of their daughter, Melitta,
23 to spend 10 days in New York. to Sidney Marks of New York
No cards.
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Wallace
and family are now residing in
Louis J. Gordon returned to
their new home at 19116 Berke- the city last week after a month's
ley Rd., Sherwood Forest.
holiday in Northern Michigan
during which he spent Rosh Hash-
Mr. and Mrs. Edmund M. Slo- onah with his brother, Albert A.
man, formerly of Arden Park, Gordon, who conducted services
are now residing at 18604 Park- in Petoskey.
side Ave.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wright of
Mrs. Louis (nosier of Wood- Fullerton Ave. announce the Bar
ingham Drive is visiting with her Mitzvah of their son, Irvin Mar-
family in Chattanooga, Tenn. vin. on Saturday, Oct. 7, at 9
a. nt., at Congregation Beth Ye-
Miss Joyce Cook of the Wol- huda, Pingree and Woodrow Wil.
verine Ilotel is, spending a month son. Dinner dance on Sunday,
in St. Louis. Oct. 8, at 6 p. in., at Lacher's.
Mrs. Nathan Sloss of Cleveland Out-of-town guests will include
Rabbi Louis Milgrom of Joliet.
spent the past holiday week-end III., Mr. and Mrs. Ruby Erlich
with her mother, Mrs. Adolph of Chicago, III., Mr. and Mrs.
Sloman of Edison Ave. Harry Fiddler, Mr. and Mrs. San-
der Milgrom, Mr. and Mrs. Fid-
Mrs. I. Ross, accompanied by dler, of Toronto, Ben Wrotslov-
her daughter, Mrs. Eugene Blu- sky, a student at the Chicago
menthal, left Wednesday for a Hebrew Theological College, of
sojourn in New York. Chicago,

Mrs. Louis Musliner of the De-
troit-Leland Hotel is spending a
few weeks in New York.

Mrs. Philip Schaffer of Atlantic
City is visiting with her children,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles King, of
Santa Rosa Ave.

Mr. and Mrs, Robert Sloman
have taken an apartment at the
Wilshire.

Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Traxler,
formerly of Chicago Blvd., left
for Kalamazoo * to make their
future home,

Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Edelstein
and daughters, Bernice and Miri-
am, of Harbor Springs have taken
an apartment for the winter at
20 Tyler Ave.

On- Irobagy,O ct. Y, Purity
Chapter will hold its annual paid-
tip members and advanced of-
ficers night. Dinner will be served
at 6:15 p. m., after which im-
nressive memorial ceremonies
will be held for departed mem-
bers of 1939. Memorial services
will be followed by moving pic-
tires in color, after which thee
will be initiation ceremonies, the
degrees being exemplified by ad-
vancing officers.

Town Chiffons—lovelier

The annual opening affair of
,:edakah Juniors' is to be held
at the Book-Cadillac Hotel on
`iunday evening, Oct. 1, under
the co-chairmanship of Mrs. Mau-
. "' i v . and Miss Marge

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Dexter Blvd. returned from a The Progressive Ladies Unter-
visit over the week-end with their stitznng Verein will give its an-
mother, Mrs. Celia Stif ter, in nual luncheon card party and
Chicago.

• Littman's People's Theater •

8210 TWELFTH ST.

Mrs. Joseph Lustig of Cleve-
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rent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Max
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Mr. and Mrs. Louis M. Ber-
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man, formerly of Ford Ave., are
now residing at 18474 Sorrento
Mrs. Bessie Barnett, formerly Ave.
of Rochester Ave., mother of Dr.
N. Keiednoll
by 1. 1er9r I WM?!
J. Fiosonorr
Saul E. Barnett, is now making
Mr. and Mrs. Al Potiker and
Tarn(' Madrid Numbers by S. GRECHTM A N—Dnodunrol by HYMAN
her home at 1956 Sheridan Ave.,
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son, Hugh, formerly of Seward
I.os Angeles.
Ave., have moved into their new
FRIDAY EVENING, SEPT. 29
home at 18309 Nionida Ave,
Miss Beth Weinberg of Pen-
SUNDAY MATINEE AND EVENING, OCT. 1
nington Drive returned last week
TUESDAY EVENING, OCT. 3
Miss Sarah Magid, who is em-
from a six-months' stay in Lon-
ployed in Washington, D. C., will
to..t bo•ludes Jacob eltenelv, II, nom PrIsmt, Den Adler, Morrie %Adman.
don, England.
I m ac Are,
arrive Sunday to spend a couple
holies urea, Jelin. Adler, Nellie fiennolati,
Ionia
'whit...berg, Nitta. Bretons.. `meal. Filler, Henrietta Jerubsorr,
of weeks with her parents, Mr.
Mrs. Irwin Philip Straus and
Pri•o—Et.: 643r. 76r. Cl;
Mr and
her children, who spent the . sum- and Mrs. L. Magid of E. Phila-
delphia Ave.
mer with Mrs. S. E. Heineman
of Bloomfield Hills, have returned
Mr. and Mrs. Saul Winkelman
to their home in New York City.
'and . family of St. Ignace, Mich.
returned home after spending the
Harry Moss has assumed his
Mrs. Aaron Meyer and her
MRS. H. EPSTEIN
'holidays with Mr. Winkelman's
duties as president of Chapter 63
children of Fairfield Ave. re-
sister, Mrs. Killian Saulson of fashion show on Monday, Oct. 2. after returning from a trip out
turned from Los Angeles where
Mack Ave.
at 1 p. m., on the 13th floor of west
they spent the summer.
e M
thetropo
litan Bg.,
ld
33 JSohn
Adolph Freund Chapter 93 will
Mr. and Mrs. sllenry ()ringer R. St . There will be
prizes. irs. sponsor a dance at Temple Beth
Clarice Freud left this week
and
son
of
Brooklyn,
N.
Y.,
R.
Miller
is
in
charge
of ar-
to make her home in Pittsburgh,
El on Sunday, Oct. 29. Mel Curry
cemnieted
a
six
weeks'
visit
at
rangemente
and
is
assisted
by
Pa. Her brother. Henry, will live
will supply the music. Harold
the home of Mrs. Oringer's par- Mrs. I. Kruger. For further in-
at Alden Park Manor.
ente, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Michel- formation, call Tyler 5-6295, or Gross, president of the chapter,
announced the following commit-
In honor of Miss Julia Berkan, man of 2244 Edison Ave. the president, Mrs. H. Epstein, tees: King Gennis, social; Harry
Ivanhoe 1226.
bride-elect of October, Mesdames
Weiner, social service; Karl Still-
Morris Davis, Jack Halperin, Mor-
water, cultural; Harry Harris,
ris Halperin and Samuel London
athletic; David Kal, religious.
will be hostesses at a miscellane-
Philip Rothschild, president of
ous shower at Webster Hall go
Highland Park Chapter 313, an-
Sept. 30.
nounced the following commit-
On Sept. 10, the B. M. Radio
tees: Cultural, Herbert Bean; so-
Mn, and Mrs. Irving Dworman Unit, a group of teen-age radio
cial, Ernest Denenfeld and Sey-
of Shrewsbury Drive returned plovers, held its first meeting of
mour Victor; social service, Da-
Mrs. Leon L. Watters, national
from Chicago where they attend- the current season.
Guaranteed workman-
vid Tanabaum; athletic, Bernard
At this meeting a constitution president of Temple Sisterhoods, Plotkin; Marvin Shusterman, re-
ed the American Legion conven-
ship assures you of get-
tion.
was
drafted, and the following who will address a luncheon meet- I ligious. Jess R. Feller has been
ting
them back per-
members assumed office: Milton ing of Beth El Sisterhood on named chairman of the chapter's
Monday, Oct , l et s, was recently ap-
fectly cleaned, odor-
president; S e y m o u
Harold M. Hellman, son of
advisory
board.
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Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Hellman Schoen, vice president; Ros e pointed a member of the executive
less, restored to original
Manual Karp was named in
of Mack Ave. returned to the Klein. recording secretary; Shir- committee of the National Con- charge of Bnai David Chapter
color and lustre. Our
University of Michigan after re- ley Hersh, corresponding secre- ference 'of Christians and Jews. 314 music committee. Murray
The sewing group, which meets
prices are no higher.
ceipt of Master of Arts degree tary; Samuel Klein, treasurer
Maklin will take charge of ath-
Young people who are interest- for the first time this year, on letics. Art Goodman, Manny
for advanced study under the
history department at the School ed in this type of work and who Thursday, Oct. 12, at 10 o'clock,
Karp and Sid Brodie are the
of Graduate Studies, upon being have talent along these lines are at the Temple, sends out an ur- committee that' is making plans
notified of the acceptance of his invited. to join. The only other gent plea for sewers. There are for the Thanksgiving dance.
three-groups
of
workers:
Bandage
application for work toward a requirement is that all members
Howard Sevin was elected as
Ph. D. degree.
be between the ages of 14 and makers, fancy sewers, and those the head of the Shaarev Zedek
18. Other information regarding who make layettes, comforters,
Chapter. Alex Mogill will serve
Miss Estelle Keywell enter- membership may be obtained by and dresses which are distributed as secretary, Advisor to the chap-
tained a group of her friends at calling Rose Klein, secretary, to charitable organizations and to ter will be Ben Hamburg.
Jewish poor. Coffee and donated
a delightfully appointed semi- Ilo. 2787, from 8 to 10 p. m.
The next Detroit and Windsor
The sponsor of the radio unit. cake is served at a nominal fee, Council meeting will be held
formal affair at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Key- S. L. Schlesinger, is desirous of the proceeds of which pay for the
Sunday
afternoon, Oct. 1, at the
well. on Fairfield Ave., Saturday impressing the fact that although necessary materials used.
Delegates from the Temple Dexter Jewish Center,
evening. Sept. 23.
organized on a semi-nrofessional
basis, the B. M. Radio Unit is Beth El Sisterhood to the con-
Young Judaea Succoth
Phyllis Samuels of Calvert Ave. to remain a non-profit group. vention of the State Federation
left for Hillsdale, Mich.. where Funds raised by the performances of Temple Sisterhoods, in Petos-
Pirties on Sunday
she entered her freshman year of the unit are to be set aside key, Mich., on Oct. 3 and 4, will
at Hillsdale College. Aubrey for contributions to charities and be: Mrs. Philip Bloomgerden,
Members of Detroit Youna
Samuels left for Ann Arbor for the establishment of a schol- Mrs. Melvin Kopple, Mrs. Melvin Judaea groups are recinienta of
Kuttnauer and Mrs. Benjamin
where he will resume his studies arship fund
Schwayder. The convention ban- neitationa issued by Rabbi Joshua
It the University of Michigan.
quet
on Oct. 3 will be addressed S. Spell* and Rabbi loose Stoll. Dropsie College for Hebrew
WRFSTLING AT THE ARENA
by Rabbi Leon Pram on the sub- man to attend Succoth parties
and Cognate Learning
The Wayne University Chapter GARDENS MONDAY EVENING
et their home, on Sunday Oct.
ject
"A
Rabbi Addresses a World
at Philadelphia
of Avukeh invites ell those whn
1. at 2:30 p. m. Special pro-
at
War."
George Dusette. the powerhouse
^re interested to attend its first
Trams celebrating the occasion
nnen meeting, Toeit 4 ay. Oct. 3. American tratman will get s
Dr.
Cyrus
Adler, president of
of this holiday and consisting of
8:30 n. tss. at MacKenzie Union -hence to regain his lost junior '
genies. diacussiona and ((ones, in the Dropsie College, announces
nn Second and Warren Alma. The heavyweight wrestling title next Ben Marvin, who is a regular addition to words of welcome that the academic year 1939-40
nrogram of the events, will offer Monday evening in the Arena contributor to Coughlin's Social from the hosts, will be features will begin on Monday, Oct. 9.
orkinal Avukah Playlet clad- Gardens. George an( Eddies vi — Justice is our oli frond Boris of the afternoon. At this time Registration for the first term
'wing the three front policies of the Hnnea-an ateong man who Beano], a collaborator on Henry also awards will be made of pins will take place at 10 a. m., and
•i'e organization: Pro-Zionism, took the crown from him earlier Ford's Dearborn Independent.
to Young Judaeans who were sue- a schedule of hours will h' '"-
and communal ac- this month. have been rematched.
negssf
ittfir.completing tted
ranged to suit the mutual con-
1
tivity. Refreshments, and danc- sod all beesuse the deriding fall
Flowers far All Occasion.--
of a
merit venience of professors an I :in-
th e
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Detroit Louis Marshall Lodge
of Bnai Brith will open its bowl-
ing season on Sunday, Oct. 1,
MORTON BECHECK

when six teams composed of five
men each will begin competition
in the lodge bowling league at
the Dexter Bowling Alley start-
ing at 10 a. m.
First and second place win-
ners in the league. it was an-
nounced by Morton Becheck,
chairman of the athletic commit-
tee, will be financed on a trip to
Dayton, O., where the national
bowling tournament of Bnai
Brith will take place.
Play in the lodge bowling
league will continue regularly
each Sunday morning from 10
to 12.

Droock Installs
Marshall Lodge

On Sept. 19. officers of the
Detroit Louis Marshall Lodge
"-ere installed into office by
Aaron Droock, president of Dig.
•riet No. 6, Bnai Brith. Jess R.
F.alar took the oath as new presi-
dent.
Highland Park Chapter No.
1'13. A. Z. A. had its officers
-worn in by Jess Feller, former
national deputy of A. Z. A.
hills Rothschild is Aleph Godol
Sr nreeident.
The nrincinal address was given
'17 Arson Droock. Jack Rouman
-eve his prize winning oration.
"he A. Z. A. choir gang. AI Mo-
sil nag Kal Nidre.
The next meeting will be held
Tuesday,
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Oct. 3, at 8:30 p. w.

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A. Z. A. Notes

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Weiss. Music will be provided by
Phil Brestoff and his orchestra.
Proceeds will provide a large
group of underprivileged Jewish
children of Detroit with a two-
week vacation at the Fresh Air
Camp. These children are select-
ed by the Zedakah Juniors' camp
investigators from a list provided
by the Zedakah Club and vavri-
ous Jewish social service agen-
cies.
Through the cooperation of the
Jewish public in the past three
years, the organization was able
to provide 50 camp scholarships
for these needy children.
Miss Esther Bornstein is in
charge of tickets and will be
assisted by Miss Anne Lewis.
Publicity is being handled by
Mrs. Julian Lumberg. Miss Do-
rothy Freedman is in charge of
flowers and oldies, More infor-
mation may be had by calling
Mrs. Miller at Madison 8534.
The Abigails started the win-
The following are to be patrons
ter season with a meeting at the and patronesses at this affair: Mr.
home of Hilda Gold. Several so- and Mrs. M. Loeb. Mr. and Mrs.
cial affairs are planned for the S. Almug, Mr. and Mrs. M. Har-
cooling season.
ris, Sir. and Mrs. 1. Hertz, Mr.
and Mrs. J. Waldstein, Mr. and
Mrs. Philip Dubrinsky and sons. Mrs. N. Adilman. Mr. and Mrs.
Irving and Melvin Lee, of 2938 B. Lefkowitz, Mr. and Mrs. Si.
Fullerton Ave. returned to this Knopper, Mr. and Mrs. W. Hor-
city after spending the summer des, Mr. and Mrs. M. Rosenbaum,
at their summer home in Cherie- Mr. and Mrs. M. Davis, Mr. and
voix, Mich. Mrs. H. Rott, Mr. and Mrs. P.
Lipson, r. and Mrs. M. Cornfield,
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Gott- Mr. and Mrs. A. Rosenberg, Mr.
lo(ib of 19316 Warrington Dr. and Mrs. I. Shevin. Mr. and Mrs.
announce the Bar Mitzvah of B. Jacob and Mr. and Mrs. J.
their son, Buddy, to be observed Harvith,
Saturday, Oct. '7, at 10 a. nt., at
Congregation Bnai Moshe, Dexter
at Lawrence. At home Sunday.
Progressive Ladies Verein
Oct. 8, from 1 to 5 p. m. No
cards.
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