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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle
March 22, 1940
CLASSIFIED
Purim Art Object
BAY CITY NOTES
Victorious Symbol
GIFTS TO CHILDREN'S HOME
The Jewish Children's Home
acknowledges receipt of dona-
tions from the following: Morris
H. Blumberg; Mr. and Mrs. Jos-
eph L. Cohen in memory of
Louis Goldberg; Mr. and Mrs.
M. B. Berkman in memory of
their daughter's birthday; Mrs.
Harry Meisner; Dr. Jacobs; Tau
Beta Gamma Sorority; Mr. Mos-
kowitz; Jeannette Kabaker; J.
W. Webber.
Mr. and Mrs. William Hutton
had as their week-end guest their
Made or recovered
(laughter, Ruth, of St. Louis, Mo.
QUILTS your own feathers or
Miss Eileen Hirschfield, who
SO,
from
wools. Pillows recovered—spe-
is attending the University of
cial, $1.25. Full line of curtains,
Chicago, is spending her vaca-
wedding gifts.
tion with her parents, Mr. and
ba by, s hower and
Dexter Quilt & Gift Shop,
Mrs. Joseph C. Hirschfield.
11649Dexter Blvd.. at Webb.
To compliment Miss Florence
Sherman, Miss Betty Golden en-
Hogarth 9050.
tertained at a dinner at The
CARD OF THANKS
CITIZENSHIP, English, Yiddish,
Elk's Club on Monday evening.
Hebrew and Bar-Mitzvah. Read-
Miss Nannette Kahn, daughter
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Weis-
ing and writing guaranteed.
of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Kahn, a
blatt of 12056 Dexter Blvd. wish
Free trial lesson. David Horo-
student at the University of
to express their heartiest thanks
witz, the teacher, 2254 Pingree
Chicago, is spending her vaca-
to their relatives and friends for
Ave, Apt. 22. Hogarth 3547.
tion in this city.
the sympathies shown them on
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Roman
the death of their infant son,
have as their guest, their sister,
CURTAINS, SPREADS,
Burton Eliot, on March 14.
Miss Sarah Goldberg of Buffalo,
LACE TABLECLOTHS and
N. Y.
Slipcovers look better when
Complimenting her niece, Miss
laundered or dry cleaned by
111'
Florence Sherman, Mrs. George
Mae Shields Curtain Cleaners,
Kahn was hostess to 25 guests at
University 2-1986.
a crystal shower at a luncheon TOBY DAVIS holding trophy
won by Detroiters
at the Elk's Club on Tuesday.
H JONG SETS. CLOSEOUT.
MA Over 15 different sets to select
Out-of-town guests were Mrs.
Silver Purim rattle from 19th Fanny Karol of Detroit and Mrs.
At an inter-city match between
from. Priced at less than
century Russia, with whistle, Harry Goldberg of Gladwin, Toledo and Detroit Bnai Brith
wholesale cost. 3205 Calvert
bells and rattle. The oval opens mother and sister of the groom bowling leagues, Pisgah Lodge
Ave, Townsend 7-5369.
to show a little gold figure of to be, Dr. Herbert Karol.
of Detroit was the winner of the
Haman swinging from a gib-
From Ann Arbor comes news prize trophy.
MATRIMONIAL AGENT will
The match is an annual event
bet. From the Mintz Collection, that Miss Sarafae Lazarus was
help business or professional
courtesy of the Jewish Theo- a member of the costumes com- consisting of one meeting in To-
men get acquainted in a re-
logical , Seminary of America. mittee for the annual Junior ledo and one in Detroit. The
fined and confidential manner.
Girls' play, "Hi-Falutin," given first city to win the trophy three
Write Box 800, Detroit Jewish
Valter Poole to Conduct recently at the University of times gains permanent possession
Chronicle.
of it.
Four Concerts at Center Michigan.
At the Chicago bowling tourna-
Complimenting Miss Florence
FOR RENT—Beautiful furnished
Sherman, whose marriage to Dr. ment held Jan. 28, the Pisgah
The first in the series of four Herbert Karol will take place Lodge Bowling League was rep-
room for a gentleman in home
of couple. Good transportation. lecture-cancerts by the Michigan April 7, Miss Rose Brenner was resented by two teams which
Reasonable. 2718 Glendale Ave. Symphony Orchestra, under the hostess at a kitchen shower the came back with some of the
baton of Valter Poole, will take latter part of the week at her higher prizes.
Townsend 7-2983.
place in Tuesday, March 26, at home on North Grant street.
WILL SELL KOSHER HOTEL 8:30 p. m., at the Jewish Com-
Welles, Van Paassen
in Mt. Clemens due to death munity Center. The series will
Downtown Theaters Orson
in family. Sacrifice for quick be devoted to the subject, "The
and
Gene
Tunney Among
CLEAN-UP FOR
sale. Well established. Doing Development of the Symphony."
Celebrities on the Fisher
FOX—"Abe Lincoln in Illi-
The
full,
60-men
orchestra
will
thriving business for many
nois" and "Bluebird" are the
Town Hall 194041 Pro-
years. Leon Mandel, 33 S. play.
The lecture-concert on March current two great features. Ray-
gram
Gratiot, Mt. Clemens, Mich.
26 will begin with the formation mond Massey's rugged and real-
Phone 135.
of the first symphony orchestra istic portrait of Lincoln, based
Orson Welles, threatrical genius
in history. It will then present on the play by Robert Sher-
BUSINESS MAN, 46, desires to symphonic music in its Pre-Class- wood, is brought to the screen of stage and radio, will be one of
meet refined lady. Write Box ical forms, with Mr. Poole out- in a drama that abounds in home- the Detroit Town Hall celebrities
to appear in the Fisher Theater
95, Detroit Jewish Chronicle.
lining the growing complexity of spun vigor.
during the 1940-41 season of
This
first
symphonic structure.
Wednesday mornings at 11 o'clock,
Men's Suits or Topcoats
for
couple
PALMS STATE—In "The Ma- it is announced by Kathleen Snow
ROOM AND BOARD
concert will go up to and will
Ladies' Plain Dresses,
Townsend
rines Fly High," battling bud- Stringer, director.
or single. Garage.
include Franz Joseph Haydn.
Suits or Coats
dies
Chester
Morris
and
Richard
The
second
lecture-concert
on
7-7646.
,
Gene Tunney, former world
For llekup & Delivery
Tuesday, April 9, will deal with Dix vie for romantic attention heavyweight champion, Shakes-
in Detroit & Suburbs
FOR RENT-2470 Gladstone. Up- the full development of the from Lucille Ball and combine
pearian scholar and distinguished
against
a
murderous
outlaw
per duplex. Six rooms, shower,
lower classical period in music. It will
man of affairs, is scheduled.
Frigidaire, $45. App ly
deal principally with the works preying on plantation folk in a Schiaparelli, most original of the
melodrama which gives support-
of Mozart and Beethoven.
flat.
Paris fashion designers is an-
The Romantic period in music ing work to Steffi Duna and John othe• headliner. Pierre Van Paas-
FOR RENT—Furnished room for will be the subject of the third Eldridge. There is a second
sen, foreign correspondent, author
a gentleman, in home of small lecture-concert on Tuesday, May feature.
of "Days of Our Years"; General
adult family. 3358 Richton Ave., 21.
MICHIGAN
—
Bing
Crosby,
Krivitsky,
former chief of the So-
The series will close on Tues-
near Dexter.
533-547 FOREST AVE., EAST
day, May 28, with a lecture-con- Dorothy LaMou• and Bob Hope viet Military Intelligence, and Ad-
(All
in
Sartoga)
in
"The
Road
miral
H.
E.
Yarnell,
former
Corn-
FOR RENT—Cheerful furnished cert devoted to modern music.
room for young lady or gentle-
This series is free to Center To Singapore," together with mander-in-Chief of the U. S.
"Swiss Family Robinson," film Asiatic Fleet, will speak. Fulton
man, in single home of small members.
Monuments of Character
version of the popular book, star- Lewis, Mutual's coast-to-coast ra-
family. Good transportation.
, •
ring Thomas Mitchell, Edna dio commentator will discuss na-
2742 Taylor. Tyler 4-5586.
Business Increases Shown by Best and Freddie Bartholomew, tional affairs.
David Seabury, psychologist;
Great-West Life
are the grand Easter Week com-
WANTED — Couple to share
bination at the Michigan Thea- William Lyon Phelps, critic and
beautiful furnished four-room
philosopher; McClelland Barclay,
Elsewhere in this issue ap- ter.
apartment. Adults. Good trans-
noted illustrator and designer, and
portation. Reasonable. 2605 Elm- pears the 48th annual report of
hurst Ave., Apt. 203. Townsend the Great-West Life, published Kirsten Flagstad Concert Robert Porterfield, young actor
who founded the much publicized
by Harry Himelstein, represen-
5-7607.
Here on Monday
Barter Theater, will appear.
tative of the company in Detroit.
Kathryn Turney Garten, dramatic
An excellent year's operations
FOR RENT—Cheerful furnished
Kirsten Flagstad, noted soprano, book reviewer, will discuss cur-
room for one or two young men in 1939 is shown in the prelimi-
Granite and Marble Monuments
or employed couple. Richton nary figures taken from the re- will appear in recital here on rent best-sellers.
Ruth St. Denis, famous Ameri-
near Dexter. Townsend 6-2709. port. During the year $6,657,010 Monday evening, in the Masonic
7729 TWELFTH ST.
Auditorium.
Edwin
McArthur
will
TYler 6-1102
can dancer, will present a lecture
of new business was issued, mark-
be
at
the
piano.
Her
program
recital, "Rhythm of the World."
WANTED by large financial in- ing the fifth consecutive year of
Frank Crumit and Julia Sander-
stitution—Young college gradu- increase in this respect. Busi- follows:
Rev. Cantor
Schubert son, long favorite stars of stage
ate, age 22 to 26. Graduated in ness in force increased by $18, Die Alimacht
Schubert and radio, will also appear. Other
'38 of '39, literary or business 023,123 and now exceeds $625,- •ruhlingslaube
Jacob
Schubert
l'ngeduld
stimulating speakers will be an-
administration course. Straight 000,000.
Silverman
0 •usst* Ich loch den Weg
During the year $4,168,983
salary. Excellent opportunity for
maims nounced later.
SURGICAL
zu rlick
II. (Sung in Norwegian )
Membership reservations are
MOREL
advancement. Write Box 400, was paid to the beneficiaries of
25 Years'
1,334 deceased policyholders Fra Monte l'inclo (Mount
available now at the Detroit Town
Detroit Jewish Chronicle.
(Irk);
Practice
Pinclo)
Recommended by
vir ile$12 048 533 was received Nled en vandlilje (A Waterlii y I Hrieg Hall office, 220 Hotel Statler,
and
Physicians
(snag
by
living
policyholders—an
aver-
FOR RENT—Cheerful room in
Et Hoot) (My Hope)
Cherry 5617.
Hospitals
home of three adults. Home age of more than $50,000 every 1.ykken mellem to inennesker Alnaes
2903
(t tur Happiness)
privileges. Convenient transpor- working day of the year. Since
1892 vamengsler (Spring yearnings) Alnaes
Elmhurst
tation. 3253 Cortland Ave.
commencing business in
Mlawer
Umgegend
Verein
TO. 8.6839
the Company has paid a total of "Lieheatod - from l'i4iiit an and Wagner Starts Membership Drive
Marriages
FOR RENT—Nice, clean room over $220,000,000 to policyhold- 1 ..,„1,1,...
Performed
rv.
Deems
Taylor
in refined home. Reasonable. ers and their dependents.
.t:
ror ra n Losers
Isadore Hyman, chairman of
Edwin McArthur
Assets now amount to $167,- Sung (or
3260 Monterey Ave., near Dex-
I have Sung My Songs.. • •
the membership committee of the
wh
liabilities,
en
ter.
Frnest Charles
202. Against this,
Mlawer Umgegend Verein, an-
mostly in the form of policy- S e a Mood s
Mildred Tyson
Rev. Cantor
nounces a campaign for members.'
V.
FOR RENT—Furnished or unfur- holders reserves, total $160,851,-
Strauss
DAVID
All
who
are
in
sympathy
with
nished room in home of couple, 428. The balance, representing Derrell
St rauss
ronelein
tuelnes Ilerzens
this
society's
work
are
urged
to
GOLDEN
for couple or two gentlemen. surplus, contingency reserve and Du
NV le sollten wir geheint sic
rauss join. The new members will be
Detroit's Favorite
Home privileges. Good trans- capital, amounting to $6,604,774, flatten
installed in the "Israel Bu•nstein
MOREL
portation. Kubek, 2680 Mon- provides a substantial fund to
TYLER 6-9100
terey, lower. Townsend 7-3771. meet any contingency.
LADIES OF YESHIVA BETH Class" in recognition of his un-
tiring services to the Verein since
Wedding Ceronon-
Liberal participation returns to
JUDAH TO HAVE PARTY
les Perfone ,d at
its organization five years ago.
INCOME FOR RENT-3797 Bur- policyholders have again been
JANUARY 31
Home and 54 Ap-
Julius
Newberg
is
president
of
lingame Ave., near Dexter. provided for, and assets, s usual
pointment.
Four rooms. Heat, electric. were conservatively valuaed.
Plans have been completed for the Verein and Louis Fabian is
Shower. Nook, new f•igidaire.
the party to be given at the secretary.
11•1111111/
Porch. Near school. $40-$45.
Gifts to North End Clinic Yeshiva Social Hall by the Ladies
of Yeshiva Beth Judah, to cele-
FOR RENT — Well furnished,
Detroit's Finest
North End Clinic has received brate the hanging of the char-
comfortable room in apartment
ter, expenses for which was
Jewish
Funeral Home
of employed widow. Lawton and the following contributions:
donated
by
Mrs.
F.
Gould.
A
In memory of Reuben J. Rosen-
Dexter bus and 14th car. 2940
free luncheon will be served.
■ i• . Chicago, Apt. No. 108. Tyler field, from Mr. and Mrs. Samuel NI•s. Rottenberg, president, asks
1 ; 032 after 6m. or all day S. Greenberg and Mr. and Mrs.
all members who have not as yet
is
Hyman C. Broder • in memory of had their names engraved on
unday.
_ , iturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Yetta Rosenberg, from Mr. the charter, to come to the party
FOR RENT — Lovely furnished and Mrs. Max Smitt; in memory on Sunday afternpion, March
TRinity 2.2114
7739 JOHN A STREET
room in new single home of of Mrs. Hattie Lansky, from Mr. 31, as well as the members who
Also porch connected. and Mr:. Hyman C. Broder; in already have their names on the
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3308 Waverly near Dexter. memory of Louis Goldberg, from charter.
Townsend 7 3706. Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Cott.
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