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December 29, 1939
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CHARMING BRIDE
MIAMI BEAM
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The last meeting of the mem-
bership committee of the United
Hebrew Schools was held at the
home of Dr. and Mrs. Albert E.
Bernstein. While it was called
for the purpose of strengthening
the Membership enrollment en-
deavor, it turned out to be a fine
educational gathering.
The theme of the evening was
Chanpkah. It opened with a play-
let staged by Dr. and Mrs. Bern-
stein's children, Sander, Miriam
and Marvin. They gave a parody
in Hebrew of the famous story
known as "Hannah and Her
Seven Sons," which depicts the
supreme [sacrifice brought by
mother and sons on the altar of
Judaism.
The meeting was opened by the
chairman of the membership
committee, Rudolph Zuieback,
who introduced Dr. Beinstein as
chairman of the evening.
Bernard Isaacs pointed to the
important place of the mother,
as depicted by the story of "Han-
nah and Her Seven Sons," and
the place of the father, as illus-
trated in the history of "Matta-
thias and His Five Sons." Other
speakers were Rabbi Harold N.
Rosenthal, Arthur Lang, Dr. A.
E. Bernstein, B. Lemberg, Ru-
dolph Zuieback, Maurice Lan-
dau and Abraham J. Lachover.
The next meeting of the mem-
bership campaign will be held
Thursday evening, Jan. 4, at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Abe Kasle,
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PAGE SEVEN
4;4 THE LEGAL CHRONIC., r
MRS. HERBERT MI LLARD SCHAKNE
(Miss Beverly Ellen Jacob)
fashioned into two carnation
6 o'clock
on Sunday,
Dec.! shaped flowers with streamers at
24, At Beverly
Ellen
Jacob, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Ja- the back. She carried deep pink
carnations and blue bachelor
cob of to Virginia
spoke
her buttons.
bridesmaids,
Irene
vows
Herbert Park,
Millard
Schakne,
Cohen, The
Ruth
Sher and Louise
son of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob H.
Margolis of Pittsburgh wore gowns
Schakne,
the M.
Detroit-Leland
Hotel. Dr. at Leo
Franklin per- similar in style to that of the maid
of honor, but of a soft Ciel blue.
formed the ceremony. Their hats were also of blue,
Mrs. Jacob 11. Schakne, mother and they carried pale pink car-
of The
the groom,
sang
"Because".
nations and blue bachelor but-
bride, who
was
given in tons.
marriage by her father, was
Fred Margolis of Pittsburgh,
gowned in Duchess satin fash-
best man,
and Nor-
ioned on princess lines extending Pa.,
man acted
Jacob, as Leonard
Grabow
and
into a long, full train. The heart- Joel Jacob served as ushers.
shaped neckline and the long
Mrs. Jacob, mother of the
Schiapaielli sleeves added to the
bride, accessories,
wore ice blue
lame
beauty of the lines of the gown. silver
and
her with
cor-
The bridal veil, an heirloom, en-
purple
orchids.
was deep
tirely of rosepointe and duchess sage
Mrs. Schakne
wore
Parma
pur-
lace, covering the train of the ple crepe and alencon lace of
gown,
was attached
to a tiara
same
shade. Her flowers were
ivory satin
and featured
also of
a the
fuchia
orchids.
fingertip veil covering the face.
Following
the ceremony
a din-
The bridal bouquet consisted of ner
was served
at the Detroit-
orchids, in the middle of a fan Leland Ilotel.
made entirely of lilies of the val-
Mr. and Mrs. Schokne left for
le
At the annual meeting of Elaine
Elaine Jacob acted as maid of a wedding trip through the West.
Yeshiva Beth Judah, Rabbi Isaac honor for her sister. She wore Wayne
Mrs. Schakne
is a graduate
of
University
and Mr.
Stollman was re-elected presi-
dent.
a
brocade
pink
gown
with
lame
Schakne
was
geminated
from
the
bodice and net skirt. Pier head-
Rabbi Joshua Sperka, chair- dress of the same shade lame was University of Southern California.
man of the nominating commit
Yeshiva Re-Elects
Rabbbi I. Stollman
Paid-up Membership Lunch- Council to Present
eon
of Sisters of Zion
Mizrachi Jan. 22
Ann Birk Kuper
At Meeting Jan, 3
A MOST AMAZING
REVELATION OF
NAZI REACTION
Engagements
B. SIEGEL CO.
Woodward at Stale
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Slutzky of Harding Ave. announce the
engagement of their daughter, Edith, to Henry Sultan, son of Mr.
and Mrs, Louis Sultan of Chicago Blvd.
Mr. and Mrs. George Sherman of Glendale Ave. announce the
engagement of their daughter, Mary, to Louis Lunsky, son of Morris
Lunsk y.
Ben Bernstein announces the engagement of his daughter, Anne,
to Herman Keller, son of Mr. and Mrs. P. Keller of Fullerton Ave.
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Tuttleman announce the engagement of
their sister, Esther Tuttleman, to Irving Goldstein, son of Mr. and
Mrs. S. Goldstein.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Seeman of Webb Ave. announce the engage-
ment of their daughter, Mae, to Carl Rosman, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Emanuel Rosman of Cortland Ave.
Mrs. Dora Mitshkun of Rochester Ave. announces the engage-
ment of her daughter, Lona, to Lester Greenberg, son of Mr. and
Mrs. J. Greenberg of Leslie Ave.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Schreiber of 1130 Longfellow Ave. an-
nounce the engagement of their daughter, Maxine, to Carl Fidler,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Fidler of Boston Blvd.
Mr. and Mrs. 111. Weinberg of Pennington Drive announced the
betrothal of their daughter, Beth, to Nathan Shafkind, son of Mr.
and Mrs. David Shafkind, at a family dinner party given Dec. 25,
by the bride-elect's uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Marry Weinberg
of Fullerton Ave.
Mrs. Gertrude ilolinstat of Fullerton Ave. announces the engage-
ment of her daughter, Helen, to Louis Mann, son of Joseph Mann of
Ilrooklyn, N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schneider of Northlawn Ave. announce the
engagement of their daughter, Helen, to Lee Farbsten, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Farbsten of Burlington Drive. •
Mr. and Mrs. A. Wisner of 1556 W. Chicago Blvd. announce the
engagement of their daughter, Sadie, to Donald H. Levinson.
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Nelson announce the engagement of their
daughter, Florence, to Jack II. Schey of Grand Rapids, Mich.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Feldman of 3261 Calvert Ave. announce
the engagement of their daughter, Sylvia, to Samuel Hurvitz, son
of Mn. and Mrs. Oscar Hurvitz of Clements Ave. Reception on
Jan. 1., from 4 to 7, at 3261 Calvert Ave. No cards.
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UNTRIMMED SPORTS COATS
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Few novels of recent years
have been marked by so thought-
provoking a message as Charles
Francis Stocking's "Out of the
Dust," which was just published
by the Maestro Co., Monadnock
Block, Chicago, Ill.
It is an amazing story of Nazi
machinations, the threats to our
civilization, the forces that con-
spired to give rise to Ilitlerism,
the attempts of the underground
movement to destroy the Hitler
menace and the effects of the
struggle upon Americans.
"Out of the Dust" also has a
most interesting plot. It is the
story of an American war vet-
eran who is asked to participate
in a veterans' parade, at first
refuses but then consents in or-
der to satisfy a friend, and in
preparation for the march dis-
covers in his uniform an inden-
tification disc of a German sol-
dier who died at his hands. He
immediately leaves for Germany
to locate the survivors of the
soldier, and to make his amends.
He meets the soldier's fiancee
who went mad because she
was unable to locate him. He
poses as her lost lover, marries
her and his association with ]ter
brother then leads him into active
political work in Germany.
An interesting record develops
Dec. 10—To Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Ginsburg of 1874 Oakman
from that point. The entire pro- Blvd. (Esther Shapiro), a daughter, Barbara Elaine.
cedure of Nazi activity and anti-
Dec. 16—To Dr. and Mrs. E. Stein (Bertha Rosman) of Calvert
Nazi forces, the events that led Ave. a daughter, Carol Joan.
to rioting and intimidation, the
' Dec. 23—To Mr. and Mrs. Albert A. Roggin (Sophia Blitz) of
successes of the destructive 13318 LaSalle Blvd., a son.
forces—these unfold before the
Dec. 26—To alr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Hass of LaSalle Blvd., I
reader in a fascinating panorama. son, Daniel Michael.
The author has crowded into his
novel of 643 pages, and into the
record of six years of experiences
in the Reich, practically every
detail of historical events. The
Pep Rally on Jan. 11
book is as much an historic en-
YEAR PARTY
cyclopedia as it is a fictionized
novel.
The
next
monthly
meeting
of
Purity
Chapter, No. 359, 0
Persecution of the church, the
threats to the professions, preju- the Mount Sinai Hospital Asso- E. S., through its Worthy Ma.
Mrs.
Eva Mann, and it
tron,
ciation
will
be
held
in
the
form
dice against Jews and liberals,—
practically everything associated of a pep rally, Jan. 11, at 1:30 IsVitoer Thy Pattlrio, ni. Baetnten, fi;othit;en,N i e r,i,.
with Nazism and with the strug- p. m., in the Bnai Moshe Audi-
Year'sleffvue dinner dance at the
gle against it is incorporated in
"Out of the Dust." It is a power- torium, Dexter and Lawrence.
- -
ful indictment of German dic - The committee on arrangements p- - —
tatorial rule, and at the same is planning a program to include l
time it is enlightening because of music, singing and refreshments.
the uncovering of truth and fac -
Reports will be submitted on the t
tual information.
Humiliation of Jewish children proceeds of the clock project and Ii
night which was held Dec.
s
in the schools of Germany draw games
an especially effective rebuke i n 13. Those who still have clock
y
project
books are asked to turn
this book. The author is similar)
meeting.
resentful of the humiliation , them in at this Harvith,
president,
Jacob
Mrs.
heaped upon the clergy, the worn
announces that Thursday, Jan.
en, the labor movement.
,
25,
will
be
designated
as
"Mount
"Out of the Dust" is an of
fective document. It deserves , Sinai Night," the entire evening ,
to
be
given
over
to
bingo,
with
wide reading public.
special attractions. The public is
$22
Formerly $22.95 to $29.95; colorful tweeds and
rich Lynfield Twist fabric. Misses' sins.
PERSIS CLOTH COATS now $22, $28
Weddings
Jan. 7—Miss Sybil Haberman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Haberman. to Harold Eisenshtadt, son of Mr. and Mra. PhiBlip
Eisenshtadt, at Congregation Shaarey Zedek, at 3 p. m. Reception
at 2918 Elmhurst, 6 to 7 p. m. No cards.
Jan. 7—Miss Goldie Yaffe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan
Yaffe of Highland Ave., to Oscar Bank, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hyman
Bank of Taylor Ave., at the Fort Wayne Hotel, at 6 o'clock. Dinner
and reception will follow.
Jan. 7—Miss Sylvia Lipson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander
Lipson of Richton Ave., to Albert Miller, son of Mrs. Sarah Miller,
of Richton Ave. Rabbi I. Stollman will officiate at the ceremony,
which will be held at Lachar's on Cam Ave.
Jan. 7—Miss Rosevelyn Rozner, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Carl
Rozner of Fullerton Ave., to Marston H. Busch of Lansing, Mich., son
of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred A. Busch of Rockford, Ill., at 6:30 p. m,,
at Congregation Bnai Moshe. Rabbi Moses Fischer will officiate.
Jan. 14—Miss Harriet Solovey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Abra-
ham Solovey of 403 Poison Ave., Winnipeg, Man., to Mandell H.
Kruger, son of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Kruger of Blaine Ave., Detroit,
in Winnipeg.
Jan. 14—Miss Charlotte Finkel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
M. A. Finkel of Fullerton Ave., to Arnold H. Monash, at Congrega-
tion Shaarey Zedek.
Jan. 21—Miss Margaret Dorothy Feldman, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Morris Feldman of 8616 Dexter Blvd., to Bela Reinitz, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Barna Reinitz of 7781 Gartner Ave.
Feb. 4—Miss Shirley Mackey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A.
Mackey of 2920 Richton Ave., to David Gross, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Gross of Lee Place.
Feb. 11—Miss Janet Kert, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Kert
of Marston Ave., to Harry A. Scheinfield, son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Scheinfield of Clements Ave., at Congregation Shaarey Zedek,
Feb. 25—Miss Florence Nelson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Reuben
Nelson, to Jack H. Schey of Grand Rapids.
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On Dec. 20, Mrs. Jacob Nosan-
and up
The Detroit Section, National
:huck of 1979 Glynn Ct., was
Council
of
Jewish
Women,
will
iiistess to the board members of
Ann Birk Kuper of Chi-
he Sisters of Zion Mizrachi. Plans present
cago, at the monthly meeting
- ere discussed for a membership Wednesday, Jan. 3, in the Brown
hive, with Mrs. Ben Goode, as
IMPORTERS
CLOTHIERS
+airman, for which a paid-up
WASHINGTON BLVD. AT GRAND RIVER
nemberohip luncheon is set for
Ian. 22. Mrs. Fannie Cowen and
Mrs. Feldman are chairmen of
the affair.
The next meeting will be held
in Jan. 2, at the Shaarey Zedek.
BEGINS IN "40"—
The chapter sponsored a vie-
'ory luncheon on Dee. 13. Mrs. Jo.
seph II. Kunin, president, presided.
('he guest speaker, Mrs. Abraham
'innrig wife of Rabbi Abraham
Sponsored by
'orient. of Wyandotte, delivered
RABBI ISAAC STOLLMAN
on inspiring address on the topic
'Hannah and Her Seven Sons."
tee, in presenting Rabbi Stoll-
Miss Belle Fineman recited
man's name for re-election, laud- The Story of Humoresque." Hil-
Something different offered for your enjoyment for New Year's
ed his administration.
iel Abrams, son of Mrs. Ethel
Eve—Delicious food (full course)—favors of unusual types—
I. Sosnick was elected vice '.beams, blessed the Chanukah
SAM JACK KAUFMAN (in person) and his orchestra for y our
president; L. Levine, t. easurer; a nd'ei. Sixteen new members
dancing—good fellowship among your ow n intimates.
W. Covensky, secretary.
oioed the organization.
One of the major innovations
The following tries were plant-
THE PLACE — Beautiful Aztec Towers
at the Yeshiva is the acquiring ul in the Itabhi Meyer Berlin
The price ... $8.75 per couple, tax incl.
of a bus owned by the Yeshiva ',West, in Palestine: One tree by
which brings children in out- Mrs. Jamb Nosanchuk, honoring
Phone Townsend 6-5986, Faye Stalburg; Townsend 8.9160, Eva
lying sections to the Yeshiva. the birthday of her son, Joseph
Mann; Townsend 7-2655, Pauline Grant.
"This will be an impetus to the 'seed: two trees by Mr, and
parodhial school movement jisnt qrs. Sam Segal, in honor of the
begun," the Yeshiva announces.
welling of their children, Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Taxen of Chicago and
The Yeshiva acknowledges a Mrs. Lou Segal. A contribution
Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Schiller of
ANN BIRK KUPER
gift of $100 from the Chodoroff was made by Mrs. Stein of St.
Flint.
family in memory of parents, Louis, honoring the marriage of Memorial Chapel of Temple Beth
invited.
SCHUMANSKY•ZACK
Rebecca and Esar,
aer nephew, Lou Segal. El, at 2:30 p. m.
Members who have not as yet
ASTON • LETVIN;
The marriage of Miss Ruth
On Saturday evening, Dec. 23,
Mrs. Kuper, who is well known Dr. Franz J. Polgar to Ad ' made their reservations for the •
Zack, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. at an impressive ceremony at the
Rabbi Stollman Lauds
for her dramatic interpretations
dress Town Hall at Cass first annual luncheon, to be held
Meyer Zack of Chicago Blvd., to home of Rabbi M. Zager and in
Tuesday, Jan. 10, in the Fountain
popular plays, will interpret
Chronicle for "Save
Theater on Jan. 5
Children's Home Auxiliary of
David Ii. Schumansky, son of Mr. the presence of the immediate
Ballroom, 'Masonic Temple, are
"The American Way" by George
Yeshivoth" Editorial
to Meet Wednesday
and Mrs. Alex Schumansky, was families, Miss Mollie Letvin,
, asked to do so as early as pos-
S. Kaufman and Moas Hart.
Detroit Town Hall, at the Ca , sible. Because of an expected
performed on Sunday, Dec. 17, at daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Aaron
The meeting is open to Coun- Theater, will resume the Frida
Editor, Detroit Jewish Chronicle:
6 o'clock, at the Wilshire Ilotel, Letvin, became the bride of Ber-
On VVednesday, Jan, 8, the
capacity crowd, early reservations
Your editorial of the last issue Women's Auxiliary of the Jew- cif members only. Mrs. Douglas I. morning lectures, on Jan. 5 a t , .' will be appreciated by the lunch-
in the presence of 200 relatives nard A. Aston, son of Mr. and
"Save the Yeshivoth," was a ish Children's Home will hold Brown will preside. Miss Sett* 11 o'clock, when Dr. Franz .1 ! eon committee on arrangements.
and friends. Rabbi A. M. Hersh- Mrs. Aaron Asto n .
Robinson
is
the
program
chair-
timely call and a great service its monthly meeting, in the form
Polgar, cientist of Budapest, veil For further information call the
man performed the ceremony.
Following the ceremony a re-
to the holy cause of saving the of a dessert luncheon, at the man.
be presented on the subject Mira general chairman, Mrs. Leon A.
FAYE STALBURG
The couple left for a honey- eeption for 200 guests was held at
war-torn Yeshivoth in their pres- Home, at 1 p. m. Mrs. Henry H.
cies of the Mind."
moon trip to New York City and Pereira's Hall.
Katzin,
To.
8-4336;
Mrs.
Walter
•
• •
n
the
Union
Gust
l
in
ent unprecedented plight and mis- Shapero, president, extends an
t Golden, co-chairman, To. 7-3370; Aztec Towers,
Dr.
Polgar
is
acknowledged
will attend the Alpha Omega den-
Mr. and Mrs. Aston are honey-
fortune. My compliments to you invitation to members and friends WILL ADDRESS MUSIC
be a master in the field of manta I general chairman, program, Mrs. dian Bldg.
tal fraternity convention in New- mooning in the East.
TEACHERS ON DEC. 28 telepathy, hypnosis, and othe r
Something
original
in
enter
that accompany this letter, I be- to attend this meeting. Reserva-
ark, N. J. They will be gone for
, Jack Ruben, To. 5-1871; Mrs. A.
lieve, are the sentiments of many tions are being taken at Tyler
psychic phenomena. For thre S. Rogoff, co-chairman, Ho. 1891, tainment is offered, supported b two weeks after which Mr. Schu-
KEIL • HORWITZ
a conscientious Torah-minded Jew 4-5313.
days, after a shell exploded you r . or Mrs. Charles Gitlin, chairman Sam Jack Kaufman (in person mansky will resume his studies at
in the city who feels likewise.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Horwitz an-
him during the World War, Dr I on public relations, To. 8-4008. and his orchestra. There will I the University of Michigan where
A breakfast board meeting will
a
full
course
dinner,
favors,
dam
•
S.
that
comes
to
us
0.
The S.
Polgar was buried alive. For si
be held at 10:30 a. in.
is a Junior In the College of nounce the marriage of their
ing. Telephone Faye Stalburi he
from 3,000 Torah students, now Mrs. Jack Schwartz, social chair-
months, his memory gone, no t
daughter, Havalie, to Benjamin
Townsend 6-5986; Eva Mani Dentistry.
refugees in Vilna, through the man, is in charge of this meet- I
being able to speak or write, h ;
Keil, son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
emergency drive sponsored by the mg, and will be assisted by the
was in a hospital, but after re - Proceeds of Banquet on Jan.. Townsend 8-9100; Pauline Fran t'
Keil
on Dec. 22, Rabbi Morris Ad-
TENDLER - OSBORNE
7 to Enable Rabbi Silveri Townsend 7-2656 for reservation]
Agudath Horabonim of America, following hostesses: Mesdames:
covering his faculties he foun r i
Miss Sylvia Osborne, daughter ler officiated.
should be met with the heartiest Joseph Beck, Louis Goldberg,
that he had acquired the nowe
to Bring Family from/
of Mr. and Mrs. Sol Osborne, and
Detroit Sarah Honigman, Morris Krause,
response from entire
of mental telepathy. At the Uni -
SCHWARTZ-KAPLAN
Sidney Tendler, son of Mr. and
Europe
Jewry. The case of Torah is now George Orley, Max Ostrow, Fan-
versity of Budapest he took hi 3
On Dec. 24, the marriage was
I
Additions
for
Lavine-
Ke3
Mrs. Max Tendler, were married solemnized
a Pikuach Nifosheth, not merely nie Rodin and Esther Schuster.
Doctor's Degree in psycholo I
in Toronto of Miss
Sundny, Dec. 17. Rabbi Joshua Bertha Kaplan,
Memorial Library at
for the number of lives in the
A musical program has been
and economics. As a master h -I The Ladies Auxiliary of Con-
daughter of Mr.
Sperka performed the ceremony and Mrs. Nathan
physical sense, but for the en- arranged by Mrs. Julian Weber,
North End Clinic
notist he spent several years i I gregation Anshe Moshe, the syna-
Kaplan of To-
at the Bnai David Synagogue in ronto, to Harry Schwartz,
time "Nishomab" — the soul and program chairman. The guest ar-
gogue of Rabbi Moses Silver,
the Budapest Ilospital.
son of
presence of 300 guests.
spirit of our people. In the dark- tist will be Mrs. Joseph Cohen,
have made all plans for the ban- At a recent meeting of the Li the The
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Samuel
Schwartz of
bride was gowned in white
est ages it was the Yeshivah the vocalist and pianist, who just con-
Clinic quet which is to be given on vine-Keys Memorial Library Fur d satin, made
Windsor.
Mr.
Mrs.
Schwartz
and
Gifts
to
North
End
with a tight bodice
sustained our being and injected cluded a tour of Europe and the
iSunday, Jan. 7, at 6:30 p. m., at Committee, an ex nditure of .$1( and a full skirt
be at home after Jan. 1, at
into a will Astor
our heart and soul with the ever- United States.
was authorized for the purchase long train. 11cr extending
Court Apartments on
North End Clinic has recce veI • the Philadelphia-Byron Hall.
full-length veil the
lasting hope and optimism.
r
•
The
proceeds
of
this
affair
are
of
new
books.
The
library
memo
Mrs. Charles A. Smith, contri-
West
Grand Blvd.
•the following contributions:
fastened to a mother of pearl
As chairman of arrangements bution chairman, acknowledges
Silver bring over ializes Dr. I. A. Lavine and D r . was
Rabbi
.
to
help
In
memory
of
Yahrzeit
Ro
tiara, and her bouquet was of
for the drive I extend my thanks contributions from Mr. and Mrs.
ert Rubin from Mrs. Saul Winkel - I his family from Europe. His H. Nash Keys, former practici ra g white roses and lilies of the val-
and due recognition to my col- George M. Roberts, in memory of
'Hat-vest,' Beat Foreign Film
man; in memory of Yahrzeit o f wife and children will be enabled physicians of Detroit. The libels ' Ie
leagues, rabbis, laymen and offi- Murray Schreiber and from Mrs.
the
is
housed
in
■
special
room
at
tl
join
here
to
to
come
of the Year, to Be Shown
Miss Miriam Buchhalter from M -, soon
of the groom led
cers of synagogues for their ar- Max Greenberg. Contributions
purpose, North End Clinic, 936 Holbrix ok the Grandparents
the
being
This
y
rabbi.
and
Mrs.
Saul
Copin;
in
memo
at Cinema Theater
Mrs. Jack Yourof-
dent co-operation in conducting the may be sent to Mrs. Charles A.
now contains 160 ye I- sky procession.
Ave.,
and
to
have
for
him
is
essential
I.
it
of
Joseph
Lehrhauft
from
Mn
was matron of honor, Lenora
drive successfully and respectfully. Smith, 1935 Glynn Ct., Town-
Albert Zenner, Mrs. S. A. SI I. this a successful banquet. There umes of medical reference to le t Baylis, maid of honor, and the
The
Theater, 58 E. Co-
And I hope and pray that De- send 8-2089.
will be music and a program at book.. Its facilities are availab bridesmaids were Frances and lumbia, Cinema
man, Mr. and Mrs. Day Krnlik.
DR. IRA W. ALTSHULER
troit Jewry responds generously
announces that the De-
For the Instrument Fund: I n which prominent rabbis will par- to all physicians during the boss ra Zelda Golsky and Rose Berg. troit premiere of "Harvest,"
and graciously to this cry for
Dr. Ira W. Altshuler of Detroit honor of the 35th wedding ann I. ticipate. in which the clinic is open.
girls were Frances Os- which has just won the New York
help that comes from the heart of
The dinner is $1 per plate. Officers elected for the ensuii Ig Flower
has been invited to address a joint versary of Mr. and Mrs. leo It I.
B. V. D. CLUB
the Torah of Israel.
borne and Sharon Nidors. Arthur Film Critics Award as the "best
meeting
of the Music Teachers Butzel from Mr. and Mrs. A I. Call the rabbi's house or mem- year were Dr. H. Z. Feldstei n, Osborne, brother of the bride, was foreign film of 1939," will follow
Obligingly yours,
vic
Bennett,
president;
H.
for
in-
Dr.
committee
the
bees of
B. V. D. Club met at the home National Association. the *'a"---1 bert Kahn.
RABBI I. STOLLMAN.
president: Myron A. Keys, teem a- the best man, and the ushers were "Rasputin," its current attraction.
For the Wolf Memorial Fun I: formation and reservations.
n 3303 Glynn Association of Schools of Music
of Rhoda Comm.
This award will be broadcast
Arthur Lee, Sol Smith and Manny
.
memory of Mark G. Mo n
Maurice Samuel is very busy Court, Saturday night. Plans and the Kansas State Music Teach- In
over the NBC national hook-up,
Victor
Victor Chenkin, the great Jew- rotary . Other members of the corn- Schubiner.
Miss Virgins C. Wolf and
with laYZ as the local station.
right now translating- a book by were proposed for a dance to be ers Association which meets in from
Following
the
wedding
recep-
ish
character
singer
and
dancer,
mittoe
include
Drs.
G.
S.
Meyers,
Kansas City, Mn., on Dee. 28. Edwn A. Wolf; it memory of
Erika Mann, daughter of Thomas. , held in the near future.
Mayor LaGuardia will be mas-
P. Meyers, T. I. Roth, J. Hor- tion, the couple left for a week's
I Another open meeting for girls His subject will be "Rational Moses Himelhoch from Mrs. I. `A. is a very sick roan ss a result of N.
ter of ceremonies at the presenta-
Miss Edith trip to Chicago.
Music-Therapy of the Mentally Wolf, Miss Virginia C. Wolf and his automobile accident of last - eitz and Sam Brown.
will
be
held
at
Harriet
Waratt's
Flowers for All Occa Bie118—
of
town
guests
were
tion.
librarian.
The
out
the
is
illeavenrich
Summer.
Edwin A. Wolf.
home, 3310 Glynn Court, Dec. 30. Ill",
grholuirtes
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