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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and the Legal Chronicle
May 17, 1940
Perfection Lodge
RABBI FRAM TO ADDRESS MEMORIAL Purity's Spring
Team to Officiate
SERVICES AT CLOVER HILL PARK
Frolic June 12
in Toronto May 22
CEMETERY ON THURSDAY, MAY 30 Arrangements are being com-
Rabbi Leon Fram of Temple
Beth El will be the guest speaker
at the 19th annual Decoration
Day program to be conducted at
2 ; 45 P. ni. on Thursday, May 30,
at the Clover Hill Park Ceme-
tery, 11-Mile Road and Wood-
ward.
Rosenwald Post No. 218 of the
American Legion will co-operate
in presenting this program. Ad-
vancement of colors by a guard
from the Rosenwald Post will be
followed by the reading of the
preamble to the constitution of the
American Legion by Albert Cur-
tis, commander of the Rosenwald
Post. Scriptural selections will be
read by Rabbi A, M. Hershman
and Rabbi Morris Adler will give
the prayer. Mr. Curtis will also
give a recitation.
Cantor Jacob H. Sonenklar and
a choir consisting of Max Teitel,
Arthur Schen., Morris Shatzen
and Joseph Cantor will sing ap-
propriate selections, including the
following: "Star Spangled Ban-
ner," "America," "Eposh K-chozir
Yomov," "Shvisi Adonoy" and "El
Molei Rachamim."
Members of Boy Scout Troops
104 and 16.1 will decorate sold-
iers' graves with flags and flow-
ers and will sound Taps.
The public is invited to attend
these services.
Affianced
Music Study Club
Festival on Monday
Mrs. 'Maurice Morse, president
of the Music Study Club of De-
troit, announces the spring fes-
tival, to be given Monday, May
20, at 8:30 p. m., in the Lounge
of the Y. W. C. A., Montcalm
and Witherell. For this closing
event of the club's season, an
elaborate program and supper
has been arranged by the special
program chairman, Mrs. Walter
L. Field, and her committee.
Members of the club and their
friends are invited to attend. The
program follows:
Music Study Club Choral--
lizecho-Slm aidan Folk Songs
arranged by 1 teems 'Taylor
(a) Lightning Now Flashes
(Slovak national nat hem).
(h) Goodnight.
(e) Song to Bohemia.
Charles Frederick Mors•, dIriii tor
Rosa Bassin Stein, accompanist
Soprano niiil tenor duets-
Paridgio o tiara
Miserere
(from the opera La Traviata I
Verdi
ltuth Brut man—Cantor Sominklar
Lillian Robbins, accemlintlist
Dramatic presentat Ion —
Pygmalion and Galatea—W. S. Glibei t
Mrs. Walter I, Field
Bizet
Ouvrr Ton Coeur
11. 111 You Remember I Mayt hue)
Igniund Romberg
Ruth Brut man
Two Plano—
Concerto In I' Major I 1 st
Bach
ment )
Irensky
Ramon.,
Godouisk y
Alt Wein
Guion
Sheep and Goat
Rosa Bassin Stein—Sylvia Scheer
Perfection Lodge No. 486, F.
& A. M., whose third degree
team under its worshipful master,
David Colman, is well known in
Masonic circles in Michigan, is,
as a body, going to Toronto,
Canada, on Tuesday evening,
May 21, where they will be the
guests of Palestine Lodge of
Toronto.
The third degree will be exem-
plified in long form by Perfec-
tion Lodge on Wednesday eve-
ning, May 22, and they will re-
turn to Detroit Thursday morn-
ing.
All Perfection members wish-
ing to avail themselves of this
trip should contact the worship-
ful master, David Colman, at
Randolph 1630, not later than
Monday, May 20.
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Holiday
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Make your every holiday wish
come t rue. Swim, golf, ride,
play tennis, badminton, go
boating — have it wonderful
I Imo this Summer at NIontelth
I:osher food, all outside
rooms, hot and cold running
wate r , PIIc ate bath.
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For descriptive booklet,
w rite to
Hotel or l0 Mr. II. Simpson It
295 Sptull no Ave
'Toronto, Canada
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You and Your Friends
Are Ordered to Appear
and WELCOME
AND
HIS
ORCHESTRA
Henry Busse
SPRING DANCE
GIVEN BY THE
A•Z.A., Jr. B nai Brith
AT THE BEAUTIFUL
MISS HELEN TRAVIS
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Travis of
2274 W. Boston Blvd. announce
the engagement of their daugh-
ter, IIelen, to Leonard S. Levin,
son of Mr. and Mrs. David Levin
of 3286 Glendale Ave.
Rose Poskel Heads
Local Jr. Hadassah
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pleted for the spring frolic to be
sponsored by Purity Chapter No.
359, 0. E, SS., to be held at
Northwood Inn, Woodward and
111/2 Mile Road, on Wednesday,
June 12, at 7 p. m.
Officers of the chapter will
serve as hostesses.
Friends and members of the
chapter are urged to make reser-
vations early.
Mrs. Pauline Grant is chairman
in charge and may be reached at
Townsend 7-2655. Reservations
may also be secured from any
member of the committee or offi-
cers of the chapter.
On Monday, May 20, at 8 p. m ,
Purity Chapter will hold a spe-
cial meeting, at. which time car:-
didates will be initiated into the
chapter. There will be refresh-
ments after the meeting.
At the monthly meeting of the
Detroit Unit or Junior Hadassah
on May 12, the following officers
were inaugurated:
President, Rose Poskel; vice-
presidents, Shirley Martin, Jessie
Morrison and Anne Baker; re-
cording secretary, Evelyn Meyers;
corresponding secretary, Annette
Golds; treasurer, Sally Rosen-
sweig; financial secretary, Helen
Shewach.
Miss Ruth Hanels, chairman of
the Youth Aliyah Committee, an-
nounces that she has a supply
of "Passport to Happiness" cer-
tificates which may be purchased
to commemorate appropriate oc-
casions. Certificates sell at $1.50
and Miss Hanels may be reached
at 2956 Leslie, Townsend (3-7944,
for further information and de-
tails.
Contributions for Youth Aliyah
were received from Naomi Girls
Club, Yetta Wainer, Betty Duch-
in, Clarae Club, Helen Waldstein,
Freda Newhouser, Sylvia Mack-
ay, Jr, Beditchevers Club.
EASTWOOD GARDENS
GRATIOT AT 8-MILE ROAD
Thursday, May 23, 1940
DANCE RIGHT INTO SPRING
FLOOR SHOW
FOR RESERVATIONS
CALL RANDOLPH 6643
MARRIAGES
WEINBERG - BRODIE
Miss Eleanor Brodie, daughter
of Mrs. Julius Brodie of Edison
Ave., and Seymour Anspach
Weinberg, son of Mrs. Leon
Weinberg of Glynn Court, were
married on Tuesday afternoon,
May 14, at Temple Beth El. Dr.
Leo Franklin officiated. A din-
ner for the immediate family
followed the ceremony. After a
trip through the East, Mr. and
Mrs. Weinberg will make their
home in East Orange, N. J.
Admission 55c
RAIN OR SHINI:
DANCING 9 TILL ?
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• Charlevoix-
Register Children for Farband Camp
the- Beautiful
Michigan
ANNOUNCES ITS OPENING
FOR THE
MARSHALL LODGE TO HOLD
NOMINATIONS TUESDAY
Detroit Louis :Marshall Lodge
of Bnai Brith will nominate of-
ficers at its next meeting, Tues-
day evening, May 21, at the Jew-
ish Community Center.
On Sunday, the lodge will be
represented by a delegation of
nine members at the assembly
of the Michigan Bnai Brith
Council in Pontiac.
The lodge's annual installation
and dinner-dance will be held in
June, Sol Rosenman, chairman
of the committee on arrange-
ments, reports.
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Season of 1940
MONDAY, JUNE 24
With European or American Plan.
RATES FROM $2.50 Per Day up.
detail has been planned to provide you with the
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most delightful vacation you've ever had. The warmth,
very
beauty and friendliness of the INN will captivate you • .
make you feel right at home.
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DANSANTS
DAILY
The refreshing waters of the
private lake at Farband Camp
will provide a welcome sight to
old Farband campers. New camp-
ers are invited.
Farband Camp, situated in the
hills near Chelsea, Mich., is
unique in that it offers all the
advantage s of ordinary Jewish
c amps, good food, a fine staff,
medical care, trained dietician,
excellent housing facilities, and a
well rounded, diversified program.
It attempts to make Jewish chil-
dren aware of the cultural heri-
tage which the J ews have to
offer to America.
Farband Camp invites early
registrations. The rates are among
the lowest. Call Townsend 6-9330
or Townsend 6-2865, for further
information.
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FLOOR SHOWS
GOLF
TENNIS
RIDING
BATHING
INDOOR BALL
VOLLEY BALL
Kiddies Playground
GAMES ROOM
A program of social activity has been planned
that is designed to make each day at THE INN
more complete and happier than the preceding
one for you.
WHEN MAY WE EXPECT YOU?
WRITE ...WIRE ... PHONE
T HE INN • •
CHARLEVOIX,
MICH.
ERNEST E. LANG, Managing Director
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