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June 14, 1940

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and the Legal Chronicle

STEUBEN'S

Host to the most in
South Haven.. Michigan
An Exceptional Place to Dine
A Convenient Place to Meet

An Ideal Place to Live

A Glorious Vacation Awaits You at

ZLATKIN'S

"Finest resort in South Haven"

Dancing in our own pavilion . . .
Tennis . . . Ping Pong . . . ALL
SPORTS . . . Children's Counselors
and playgrounds .. .

—Famous for our delicious meals—

The Ideal Spot for Play and Rest

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ZLATKIN'S RESORT

Phone 666

South Haven, Mich.

FAMOUS

Eagle Waters Resort

EAGLE RIVER, WIS.

Mrs. Kaplan Named
Moonlight of Bnai
Moshe on June 30 to Head Honor Roll
of Local Hadassah
The Bnai Moshe Men's Club

and Sisterhood are completing
preparations for handling a large
throng which is expected to come
aboard the Steamer Columbia for
their moonlight, Sunday evening,
June 30. The entire boat, with a
capacity of over 2,500 passen-
gers, has been chartered to ac-
commodate the general public as
well as Bnai Moshe members and
their friends.
Dance music will be furnished
by Dave Diamond who will per-
sonally direct his popular orches-
tra. There will be special fea-
tures to spice the entertainment
program.
Theodore Curtis, president of
the Men's Club, appointed Sidney
Rosman chairman of the affair
who will have the following cap-
tains to assist him: Morris Rosen-
berg, Ernest Goodfriend. Harry
S. Greenbaum, Harry Rosman,
Ben F. Goldman, Morris Wein-
stein, Irwin Sims, Adolph 'Beck,
Louis Gunsberg, Mitchell Feld-
man, Carl Romer, Ernest Labe
and Julius Hershowitz.

Mrs. Nathan N. Kaplan was
named 1940 Honor Roll chair-
man of the Detroit chapter of
Hadassah at a luncheon meeting
held on Monday, June 10, at the

Management A. F. GUIGNET

Finest meals obtainable — American

plan only. Avoid disappointment by

making your reservations early.

•

Special Low Rates in June and
September

•

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Fidelman's

"where vacation dreams come true"

South Haven's Finest Resort

• Acres of beautiful grounds

• Exhilarating Lake breezes

• Cool, tonic country air

• Carefree, friendly atmosphere

• Swimming, tennis, golf, riding

• Handball, badminton, ping pong

• Dancing, concerts, movies

• Rooms with bath

• Delicious food

• Low rates

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- 501,1 1 14 NAVLN, MICHIGAN

PROBUS CLUB HEARS
JEFFRIES

—

"A Little Bit of Heaven"

at

Levin's Resort

Only Concrete Swimming Pool in
South Haven under auspices of
State Health Board

Tennis Courts . .. Pool Room . . .
Children's Playground with governess
. . . Shuffleboard . . . Ping Pong

. . . Bowling . . . Dancing . . .

Bicycling.

We have our Own Recreation Hall

American and European Meals
Dietary Laws Observed

PHONE 431

ROUTE I

SOUTH HAVEN, MICHIGAN

Mayor Edward Jeffries was
guest speaker at a luncheon meet-
ing of the Probus Club of Detroit
at the Barium Hotel, Thursday,
June 6. On Thursday, June 13,
Ellsworth G. Smith gave an in-
teresting and educational talk on
the Seeing-Eye Foundation. On
June 20, the Probus Club will
have an outing at Walled Lake.

Babok's Virginia Resort

Private Beach. Strictly Kosher Meals,

Golf, Tennis, Fishing. Boating.
Rooms with or without meals.

On North Shore Drive
South Haven, Mich.
Phone 786

Mendelson's Atlantic Resort

"ON THE LAKE"

Dancing Nightly on Our Own Open Air Patio—A Nine & Eighteen Hole
Golf Course Available to Our Guests—Ping Pong—Horse Shoes—Horse
Back Riding—tennis and Other Sports

Rooms with Private Bath

Strict Dietary Laws

PHONE 511

Observed

65 NORTH SHORE DRIVE

Modern American Plan

(2 or 3 meals a day)

SOUTH HAVEN MICH.

NEWEST . . . and
Most Modern Summer Resort

The only place of its kind in South Haven.

Michigan. Right on the lake. about 450 feet of
private beach. beautiful grounds. plenty of pine.
shade and fruit trees. finest furniture and inner-
spring bedding. I and 2 rooms and Kitchenette.
dishes. linens. gas and electric included. Showers.
hot and cold water in every room.

$100"

PER SEASON

Also sleeping rooms and cottages by season.
day. week or month. very reasonable.

Maslinsky's Private Beach Resort

Route 2. North Shore Drive on U. S. Highway 31

SOUTH HAVEN. MICH.

PHONE 781

Maimonides Ladies'
Election on June 18

The Women's Auxiliary of the
Maimonides Medical Society will
hold its final luncheon meetin g of
the season on Tuesday, June 18,
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Maghlsohn, honor- at 12:30 p. m., at the ,L L .
,ontirmation of Et het Hose Hudson Co.
ing the
Isenberg, Peter Copeland and Edward
Blumberg.
Officers will be elected at this
Mrs. Philip Lipson and Mrs. meeting. Mah Jong will follow,
David Seligson, chairmen of Jew- For reservations call Mrs. A, S .
Rogoff, Ho. 1891, or Mrs. l„
ish National Fund for the De- Orecklin, Un. 2-0633.
troit Chapter of Hadassah, an-
nounce the following contribu-
Appeal for Aid to Rabbi
tions:
Shloma Slavin of
Trees in memory of Mrs. Mollie.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jackson, In honor
following continuants: Hobert
Prank, Ethel nose Isenberg and Burton

of the

repo

Stolin Yeshiva

An appeal for funds is being
made in behalf of Rabbi Shin=
Slavin, known as Shloma Mas-
mid, the dean of the Rabbinical
College of Stolin, now occupied by
the Soviet government of Rus-
sia.
A committee to help him, or-
ganized in Detroit for this emer-
gency, consists of Jacob B. Shlain,
president of Congregation Beth
Aron Israel, B. Telebelo, and Rev.
Jacob Doberman, treasurer. B,
nations can be sent to Jacob Ho.
berman, spiritual leader of Con-
gregation Beth Itzchok, 3836
Fischer Ave., or to Chief Rabbi
B. Shapiro, Kowno, Lithuania,

MRS. NATHAN N. KAPLAN

Franklin Hills Country Club. The
past and present board of direc-
tors and all committee chairmen
were present.
The following are the appoint-
ed committee chairmen: Serving
with the first vice president, Mrs.
Lewis B. Daniels, are program
chairmen, Mrs. Sol Meyers and
Mrs. Nathan Spevakow; educa-
tion, Mrs. Adolph Ehrlich and
Mrs. Morris Adler; Oneg Shab-
bat, Mrs. Walter Field; social,
Mrs. George Fineman and Mrs.
Allen B. Kramer; hospitality,
Mrs. Abe Kasle; bulletin, Mrs.
Theodore Levin, Mrs. David C.
Cooper and Mrs. Ben Shwayder;
hospitality, Mrs. Samuel Rubiner
and Mrs. David Lipton; publicity,
Mrs. George Bremen; printing,
Mrs. I. D. Friedman; social, Mrs.
Herman Wetsman and Mrs. To-
bias Garon; activities, Mrs. John
Frazer.
Mrs. Fred Ginsburg, second
vice president, will have the fol-
lowing committees: Child wel-
fare, Mrs. Herman August, secre-
tary. Mrs. Sol German; Jewish
National Fund, Mrs. Philip Lip-
son, Mrs. David Seligson, secre-
tary, Mrs. Seymour Kyte; Pales-
tine supplies, Mrs. David Fein-
berg, Mrs. Frank Denison and
Mrs. Saul Benyas; Youth Aliyah,
Mrs. Henry Wineman, secretary,
Mrs. Ellis Thal.
Mrs. Frank Wetsman, third
vice president, will head the fol-
lowing committees: Membership,
Mrs. Milton Maddin, Mrs. Irving
Wartell and Mrs. Sam Almug;
current and delinquent dues, Mrs.
Samuel Benjamin; senior-junior
representative. Mrs. Jack Diam-
ond; Little Women representa-
tive, Mrs. Joseph Magidsohn;
division representative, Mrs. Jos-
eph Geschlin; political Zionist
representative, Mrs. Lawrence
Crohn; telephone committee, Mrs.
Irving Dworman and Mrs. Casper
Cutler; sponsor committee, Mrs.
Louis Glasier and Mrs. Hy Jacob.

GIFTS TO CHILD WELFARE
FUND OF HADASSAH

Mrs. Herman August, chair-
man of child welfare for the De-
troit Chapter of Hadassah, an-
nounces the following contribu-
tions:

Miss liat tie GU tieman and Mr. and
Mrs. Hy I lit t lemon, in memory of
Wolf Kaplan ; Mr. and Mrs. .-.Anee
Stone, in memory 01 Ellis Sloan and
Mrs. Fro....1a; Mr.
and
Mrs. Harry
Frani:. in memory of Ellis Sloan;
and Mrs. Frank Wetsninn, honoring
the
Y of Rabbi Hershman turd
In memory of Mrs. Phillip Smith's
mot her and Mrs. Sarah Levi.
The following children have made
cont riliut Ion, honoring t heir Girt hdaYs.
• Irol••11 Kaplan, claire Neliack. Arnold
Fox
I
Gilbert,
Iteta
Schwartz.
Marvin Frankel, Richard Thal. Donald
Atendelsohn.
Martin
August.
Phillip
pin n, Sarah Simons, lift rba ra

and I

.

In
Mr. and Mrs, Seymour Frank,
honor of consecration of Susan Kesler.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Stone and Mrs.
Mary Gordon, Its memory of }tattle
:Matthews.

Feinberg. by AI r. and Airs, A. A.
Fromm. Trees in honor of the con-
firmation of Alfred Loewenstein, Mar-
jorie Jackson, Ethel It. Isenberg and
Shirley Spoon, and In memory ut A.
Rudolf, by 111 r. and 111rs. Phillip Lipson.
Contributions in honor of t he liar
itz val. of Sander Bernstein, by Br.
and Mrs. P. H. Broudo. I 'ontribution
in honor of t he conlirmat Ion of Ed-
ward Blumberg, by Mrs. Celia Ilium-
roSen
and daughtor. Cont ri but ion in
honor of the von iirtnat ion of Hobert
II. Frank and Pay Bushkin, by Alr.
and Mrs. Philip Lipsoo. Tree In mem-
ory of our dear uncle, -Wolf 1:1tiolitn,
by NIL and Mrs. NI. M. 111addin. Trees
In memory of
Lee
Forges, t he
Zeds kali Club. Tree In memory of Ike
Cohen, by Mr. and `.%Irs• Maurice Axel-
rod.
In honor of the continuation
of Barbara Levitt, by Mrs. Lilly Lie-
bergot t. Contribution in honor int t he
confirmation of Agnes Brown, Audrey
K line and Fay Bushkin, by Airs. M.
Prussin. rout ri but ion in memory of
I 111Is Sloan,
by
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Joe
Trends.

North Woodward J. W. E.
W. 0. to Meet Tuesday
Mrs. I. Mellin will be hostess to

members of the North Woodward
branch of the Jewish Women's
European Welfare Organization
at her home, 4343 Leslie, on
Tuesday, June 18, at 12:30 p. m.
Mrs. S. M. Shore, president, will
preside.
The annual excursion to Bob-
Lo Park on Tuesday, July 2, un-
der the chairmanship of Mrs. I.
Mellin, assisted by Mrs. J. Meh-
ler, Mrs. M. Robbins and Mrs.
Cowan. Tickets can be obtained
from the committee or by calling
Hogarth 7347. There will be
prizes for children, races and
other entertainment. For inform-
ation call Tyler 4-3013 or Tyler
6-9553.
At a special meeting called
to make final arrangements for
the clock project, it has been de-
cided to unveil the clock at a
luncheon on Thursday, June 27.
All sheets must be turned in at
once. Call Tyler 4-3013 for
pick-up.
The organization acknowledges
the contributions to the Benja-
min Wisper Memorial Flower
Fund. Mrs. Morris Sklare, in hon-
or of her (laughter's engagement
and her husband's recovery, and
from Mrs. J. Silberstein of Bur-
lingame Ave., in honor of her
nephew's graduation.

honor of the conseetation of Susan
Kesler.

Ito•ssler,

In memory of Mrs. Prinsky of St.
Louis, from Mr. and Mrs. David Fein-
berg, and Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Silber-
blat t
Honoring A gnes Ann It roWn's conse-
cra t ion, from Mr and Mrs. Harry L.
Joek,on, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Joffe.% r.
and Mrs. Ben Jaekson. Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Ala.:Aso... Miss Mutt (tit t 1011,1 II.
I ir and Mrs Harry E. August and
Mr. and Yrs. Herman August . Honor-
ing Fay I .ush k in's eonseerntIon, from
Miss I tat; le GI t Heflin n. Mr. and Mrs.
Jo.- Ma
lintinrItl in
Susan Kes-
ler'„ eonseerat ion.
from Miss Hattie
t;!ttliqnan and Air. and Mrs. Joe Magid-
soh I).
Honoring
Seim',
and
Arlene
Si h w- a rt
coil...ration. from Miss Hat-
tie (fit t
I.r. n...1 Mrs. Sunnily] M. Levin. in
honor of tile birth of :Michael Aladdin.
I tr. and Mrs. Harry E. August.
honoring the following ennflrmants:
Maerlt Railer, Marjory Jackson, Bar-
bara
Levit t. Edward Blumberg, Bar-
bara Biumrnsen. Ethel Isenberg. Peter
Copeland, Virginia Barnett, and In

Sail With

Bicur Cholem Jrs.

ON THEIR

ANNUAL
MOONLIGHT

Sunday, June 23

STEAMER COLUMBIA

Leaves Foot of Woodward at 8:30 P. M.

DANCE MUSIC BY

Jules Klein t His Orchestra

Featuring MARGO GOOD

PROCEEDS BENEFIT NEEDY SICK AND HOSPITALIZATION

LEASE EXPIRES IN 2 WEEKS

LUGGAGE

SALE

ENTIRE STOCK AT SENSATIONAL

Close-Out Prices

Before moving to our new and more con-
venient location we are offering our entire
stock of fine luggage and leather goods
for quick disposal at prices below cost.
Take advantage of this once in a lifetime
opportunity and

BUY NOW

For Fathers Day, Gradua-
tion Gifts and Vacation
Needs. All Sales Final—No
Exchanges or Refunds.

Open Evenings Till 9 P. M.

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16 Witherell St.

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