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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE end the Legal Chronicle

Painter Diego Rivera is branch-
SIGMA THETA DELTA
ing out into another artistic
SORORITY
field . . . He's planning to write,
Sigma Theta Delta Sorority of
direct and produce a film on the
Wayne University held its annual
Mexican oil situation.
Mothers' Day luncheon at the
Wilshire Hotel. Faye Portner
greeted the mothers. Sherrie Perl-
I AM MAKING
stein and Lenore Moss were in
European Specialties charge of arrangements.
The IlneNt Chaco[Mew— In
On Sunday evening, May 19,
Interesting Packages
Sigma Theta Delta will have a
wienie roast at Cass Benton
ELSA SEGALL
9148 12th St. Trinity 2.0765 Park. The pledges will entertain
the members and alumni at a
cottage party on Decoration Day.

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Spurred on by news from Jew-
ish National Fund headquarters
in Jerusalem that notwithstand-
ing the British Land Edict of
Feb. 28, the Palestine Land
Fundhas acquired in the months
of March and April new land
tracts for Jewish agricultural
settlement in Palestine, Zionist
organizations and groups in the
United States prepared for the
27th annual Palestine Flower
Day. The proceeds of the popu-
lar drive for the Palestine Land.
Fund, to be carried out through
the sale of flowers described as
"Roses of Sharon", will be ap-

Neugarten Sunshine Club

Inc.

Mrs. Martin Krauss, chairman
of the ways and means of Neu-
garten Sunshine Club, thanks her
co-workers for their assistance in
making the May party a success.
Mrs. Nate Goldman made a gen-
erous contribution to this project
in memory of her father. Other
contributions were received from
the following:
Abe Ottenberg, in memory of
Maurice Traitel, Emma Green-
thal and Wolf Kaplan; Mr. and
Mrs. M. Bergstein, in memory of
mother, Mrs. Marx; Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Simon, in memory
of Emma Greenthal; Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Shewitz, in memory of
Hyman Goldstein; Michigan Shoe
Travelers Club, in memory of
Jerry Bennett.

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plied towards the Jewish National
Fund's land acquisition and rec-
lacation work.
In Detroit the solicitation will
be conducted on June 1 and 2
by a volunteer corps of "Roses
of Sharon" sellers, decorated
with Blue-White armbands and
beating the Blue-White boxes of
the Jewish National Fund, ap-
proaching passersby for contribu-
tions ranging between 5c and
$1. "To defend the Jewish Home-
land, you are requested not to
fire bullets, but to buy flowers
in order to buy land!" will be
the message of the Palestine
Flower Day fund-raising corps.

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May 1 7, 1940

USTRUAL

Oval:RAN

The first year of Hillel Exten-
sion at Michigan State College
has seen a round of activity under
the leadership of Rabbi Arthur
Zuckerman. The emergence of the
former "Brandeis Forum," led by
the present Hillel director, into a
Hillel Unit has meant the coming-
of-age of the Jewish student
group on the Michigan State Cam-
pus.
In the year 1939-40 the Bran-
deis Forum sponsored classes in
Hebrew and Jewish history, taught
by the present director.
In April, 1939, on the initiative
of the Brandeis Forum, represen-
tatives of the various denomina-
tional groups met to discuss the
advisability of petitioning the col-
lege administration for the use of
a vacant building as a religious
union, and precipitated the for-
mation of an organization known
as the Campus Inter-Faith Coun-
cil.
The most significant project
of the Inter-Faith Council this
year is the sponsoring of three
vesper services during the last
Sundays in May on the general
topic "Bases of Our Faith: Our
Bible, Our Fellowship, Our God."
Forum meetings have been held
on alternate Sundays throughout
the year. Speakers included Rabbi
Elmer Berger of Flint, Rabbi Ber-
nard Zeiger of Jackson, Dr. E.
Snyder of Lansing, Dr. Madison
Kuhn of the history department
of M. S. C., Rev. Mr. William

Sr. Bicur Cholem 46th
Anniversary Dinner
June 5

Senior Bicur Cholem's 46th
anniversary dinner will be held
on Wednesday, June 5, 6:30 p. m.,
at Congregation Bnai Moshe, Dex-
ter and Lawrence. Mrs. Lipman
is chairman of the affair and Mrs.
Techner is co-chairman.
Sol Edelman will be toastmas-
ter of the evening. There will be
entertainment.

I 1919—FIRST BANK to inaugurate Automobile
service for the individual buyer.

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I 1934—FIRST BANK in Detroit to make F.H.A. Merlemive•

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I 193S—Celebrated making the MILLIONTH INDIVIDUAL LOAN
le men and women of Detroit for personal, family, hems
and busineu requirements.

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BAY CITY NOTES

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Kessler
of this city announce the en-
gagement pf their daughter, Ger-
trude, of Elmhurst, Ill., to Isa-
dore Isackson, son of Samuel
Isackson of Alpena, Mich.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Friedman
Of North Lincoln Ave. announce
the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Miss Lee Sylvia, to Sidney
Levinson, son of Mrs. Minnie
Levinson of Detroit.

Contributions to the Jewish
Twenty-five members of the
Home for Aged
Temple Sisterhood gathered at

The following have made con- the Wenonah Hotel on Monday
tributions to the Home for Aged: for their annual luncheon and
Mrs. Ray Nat hint Block, Houston,
business meeting. Annual reports
Tex., In memory of husband, Lewis
Block; Mrs. G. Churn'', In memory Of were given by the treasurer, Mrs.
Israel Chat- lip; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Joseph Sempliner; the secretary,
t 'ovine In memory of t heir mothers;
Miss Rebecca Glaser In memory of Mrs. Ted Friedman, and the pres-
mother, %elite Glaser ; Mrs. F. Green- ident, Mrs. H. F. Anthony. A
berg, in memory of son, Abraham
Greenberg; Abe Kuhn In memory of collection, "Silver from Mothers
mother Fayge Kuhn ; 3Irs. Bessie Lott for Mothers," was made and sent
In memory of husband, Abraham bot t;
to the National Federation of
Mrs. M. Luster in memory of husband,
Morris Luster; :qrs. Barry Satovsky In Temple Sisterhoods to help fur-
memory of mother Yett a Burnstein;
ther liberal Judaism for refugees
Miss Mayme Stone In memory of fa-
ther, Israel-Beryl; Mrs. Emil Baron in Palestine. Mrs. A. H. Jacoby
and family in memory of Max Zelentz; and Mrs. William Kentz were
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Golub In memory of
Max Zelentz; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Guns- co-chairmen.

berg In memory of Max Zelentz; Miss
Tillie KopIet z In memory of Max Zei-
entz; Mr. and Mrs. George Lichtenstein
In memory of Mrs. Max Wertheim;
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lichtenstein In
memory of Mrs. Max Wertheim; Ru-
dolph Lichtenstein In memory of
Mrs. Max Wertheim; Mrs. Edward A.
Spilker In memory of Wolk Kaplan
and Lipman Walters; Women's Auxil-
iary of t he Jewish Home for Aged,
In memory of Mrs. Ida LUni n and Mrs.
Llpsylia Salzberg.

LADIES' AUXILIARY OF THE
MLAWER UMGEGEND
VEREIN

Mrs. Harry Figot, president of
the Ladies' Auxiliary of the
Mlawer Umgegend Verein, an-
nounces that the fifth annual
Mother and Daughter banquet of
May 8, under the chairmanship
of Mrs. Israel Burnstein, was a
success, 170 reservations hav-
ing been placed. The chairman
thanks all friends and members,
also the Emjaycees, for their
cooperation, and The Detroit
Jewish Chronicle for generous
publicity.
Mrs. Abe Shanbom, chairman
of the annual donor luncheon, is
preparing for the next season's
affair. All interested call Mrs.

Shanbom at To. 5-7984.

• 1917—FIRST BANK to Pioneer Penonal Sank loans in Detroit.

Genne', YMCA secretary, ; , nd
Rabbi Zuckerman.
About the middle of the
term, Hillel instituted the
evening Oneg Shabbat, coml . 'led
with a coffee hour.
Almost 84 per cent of thir tal
registered Jewish student
my
are members of Hillel.
A mimeographed news . ■ ,f‘et
"Hillel Post" has appeared oc-
casionally.
In his report to the Mie!.:,,an
State Bnai Brith Council at Pon.
tiac this Sunday, Rabbi Zu.'her-
man states:
"I wish to mention the pet::,, nal
satisfaction that has come to me
from working with the Jewish stu-
dents at Michigan State College.
I wish to take this opportunit: to
express my appreciation of the
deep interest Michigan Bnai ith
Council has taken in this protect
making possible the present year's
expansion of program. I wish to
thank Bnai Brith District No, 6
and the Saginaw Lodge for their
financial support. I am grateful
to Dr. A. L. Sachar, national di-
rector; Dr. Isaac Rabinowitz, di-
rector of Hillel Foundation at the
University of Michigan; Morris
Zwerdling and his Hillel Commit-
tee for their guidance and help-
fulness. To all who have helped
make the first year of Hillel at
Michigan State College a memor-
able and happy one, I offer my
sincere thanks."

MOZERER JUNIORS

A cabaret night is planned by
the Mozerer Juniors. There will
be a colored orchestra and a
floor show. The proceeds of the
evening will go to charity. The
affair will take place on May 23,
at 8627 Linwood Ave., at Pin-
gree.

Joel Goldberg, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Morris Goldberg, has re-
turned home after an extended
visit in Arizona and California.

Jacob Fishman, 66, died at his
home, 247 N. Grant St. A resi-
dent of Bay City for the past
25 years, he was born in Russia,
and leaves the widow, Fanny;
six sons, Harry, Samuel, Leo
and Morris, of Bay City, and
Arthur and Allan, of Detroit;
three daughters, Miss Rae Fish-
man and Mrs. John Graff, both
of Detroit, and Miss Ethel Fish-
man, of Bay City; one sister,
Mrs. Ethel Rasinsky of New
York; and four grandchildren.

DETROIT LODGE TO BE HOST
TO PYTHIANS

On Tuesday, May 21, Detroit
Lodge No. 55, Knights of Pythias,
will be hosts to Pythians of De-
troit and vicinity. The Dramatic
Order of Knights of Korosahn
(Dokies) will participate in ex-
emplifying the second degree on
that night on a new class of
candidates. Chancellor Command
er Louis Wechsler urges all mcm
bers to be present.

TEL AVIV (Palcor Agency)—
There are now nine Jewish fish-
ermen's groups working in Tel
Aviv water, according to the
bulletin for March of the Jewish
Maritime League, Tel Aviv
branch.

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Additional Consecrants-at-Home announcements
will be published in the May 24 issue of The
Detroit Jewish Chronicle. There will be a charge
of $1 for each insertion. Parents of members of the
1940 Consecration Class of Shaarey Zedek are
urged to send their announcements to The Chronicle
promptly.

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