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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and the Legal Chronicle

July. 19, 1940

Jewish Calendar

RECENT BRIDE

6700-1940
Rosh Chodesh Ab — Monday,
August 5•
Rosh Chodesh Ellul—Wednes-
day, September 4.
5701-1940
Rosh Hashonah — Thursday,
October 3.
Yom Kippur, Saturday, Octo-
ber All
12. holidays begin at sundown
o f the preceding secular day.

Stein's

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On Grand Traverse Bay-20 Miles North of Traverse City

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Claudette Colbert, who ought
to know, insists she isn't plan-
ning any separation from Dr.
Joel Pressman, and that, in fact,
their marriage is Hollywood's
happiest.
Bane of Washington motorists
is Supreme Court Justice Felix
Frankfurter, who is addicted to
the very bad habit of reading
while he strolls along the street.
and sometimes forgets to lift his
eyes from his book while navi-
gating a crossing.
Violinist Efrem Zimbalist can
play a lot of different instru-
ments, including some fancy Ori-
ental string and gourd contrap-
tions whose names are far be-
yond us . . . As for violinist
Jascha Heifetz, who owns one of
the world's most valuable Stra-
divarius fiddles, he has a special
aluminum instrument that he
uses for finger-limbering practice.
Congratulations to the Joint
Distribution Committee's Paul
Baerwald on the arrival of a
new granddaughter . . . Her
papa is Dr. Henry Doubilet, for-
merly of Montreal and now one
of New York's rising young sur-
geons . . . And felicitations to
Milwaukee on the acquisition of
a charming newcomer in the per-
son of Mrs. Leonard Simpson
Markson . . . Before her recent
marriage to young Dr. Markson
she was Edith Sherin, whom last
year's Palestine Pavilion visitors
will remember as Director Meyer
Weisgal's pretty blonde secretary.

Where Vacation Dreams Come True in the

(Paradise)
OF NORTHERN MICHIGAN

Pine breezes are a tonic for your lungs. Half mile private
beach on Traverse Bay. Tennis court. Fishing, boating. The
only
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place in Northern Michigan. Playground
with a competent counselor.

For Information and Reservations
CALL TYLER 5-7738 OR LAFAYETTE 8830

—Photo by Alice Elizabeth Whitt

MRS. LESTER SATOVSKY
(Miss Margarette Leah Slatkin)

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Slatkin
of 8344 LaSalle Blvd., announce
the marriage of their daughter,
Margarette Leah, to Lester Satov-
sky, son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Satovsky of 1250 Chicago Blvd.,
at Congregation Shaarey Zedek,
on July 7. Rabbi A. M. Hershman
and Rabbi Morris Adler officiated.
The ceremony was performed
under a beautiful white satin
canopy flanked on either side with
palms and tall standards of bas-
To have the sense of the eter. kets of pink peonies, gladiolas,
nal in life is a short flight for delphinium baby breath and pastel
the soul. To have had it, is the shades of larkspur. Various other
soul's vitality.—George Meredith. flowers which were connected

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CLOTHIERS

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with white satin ribbons marked
off the aisles.
The bride was lovely in a flesh
satin bouffant gown with a sweet-
heart neckline and pleated tulle
edgings, very short full puff
sleeves, full spirt, shirred on the
basque waistline. Her skirt ex-
tended to a four yard train. Her
veil was blush illusioned net
which fell from a lace halo five
yards long. She carried a bou-
quet of white orchids with bou-
vardia and white satin streamers
with bouvardia.
Mrs. Slatkin, mother of the
bride, was gowned in a gray
marquisette with lace inserts on
the full skirts. Mrs. Satovsky,
mother of the groom, was gown-
ed in a gray chiffon over coral
chiffon shirred bodice velvet trim,
skirt trimmed with contrasting
flowers. They wore corsages of
purpose orchids.
Miss Seena Honeyman was maid
of honor.
The bridesmaids were: Mrs.
Joseph B. Slatkin. Mrs. Adolph
Slatkin and Miss Blanche Rossen.
The couple left on a six weeks'
motor trip to California.

Savarine Hotel
Opens New Room

Men's

Vacation Wear, Sport Clothes,
Tropical Suits, Regular Weight
Suits, Topcoats and Furnishings
You Can Now Buy Scholnick's

Imported Channel Cloth Suits

(New light weight and shape retaining fabric.)

$21 5

for

Others Reduced to

$28.75

$32.75

$36.75

$43.75

Our latest regular stocks of distinctive and
correctly styled vacation and sports apparel
make impressive values at these reductions.

$2.50 and $3.00 Sport and Dress Shirts

$10

and $12.50 Slack Ensembles

$18.50 Tweed and Shetland Sport Coats

$10

Gabardine Slacks

Our $5 and $6.50 Cabana Robes

$1.50 and $2.00 Hand Tailored Neckwear

1 .9 5
$7.95
$1 4.7 5
$7.95
$3.95
$1.1 5

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Proportionate Reductions on Other Merchandise

grhoink's

WASHINGTON BLVD. AT GRAND RIVER

The Savarine Hotel, East Jef-
ferson at Lenox, opened the most
picturesque spot in Detroit Thurs-
day night when the Fiesta Bar
doors were opened to a capacity
attendance. The serpentine bar,
chummy corner seats, subdued
lighting effects and the typical
Spanish murals, which were done
by the famous New York artist,
Louzini, tend towards making this
a really unique room which prom-
ises to become one of the favor-
ite spot for club visitors.
Valva Nally, the well known
sophisticated singer of songs,
heads the snappy entertainment.
Dancing to the tunes of Johnnie
Johnson's recording orchestra.
The food is excellent and dinners
are served as low as 65 cents.
There is no cover or minimum
charge at any time.

FOR OUT-OF-TOWNERS 1 LOCALS

SPECIAL

SALE SUN. - MON. - TUES.
CRISCO
SUGAR
NOODLES

tto.her
3 lbs. for

Pure Granulated
25-lb. sack

45c

$1.18

Mazola Oil

GERBER'S
Baby Food

(in bulk)

19c qt.

6 For 40c

(Pure Egg)
1 lb.

9c

G. R. Q.

and

Grapefruit
Orange Juice

46-oz. can 18C

Limited Amount

LARGEST MARKET IN MICHIGAN
30 Different Depts. Under 1 Roof

16.

(Kosher)

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Butter 32c
16.

Land 0 Luke.

SALAMI Shorts

29C
We Deliver—To. 7-9337

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FRUIT

Jello Rolls
2 for 25c

BANANAS
5c a lb.

Fruits & Vegetables
Wholesale and Re-
tail. Most Unique
Market in Middle
West.

OPEN SUNDAYS AND EVENINGS

Grand Central Market

TOWNSEND 8.7231

W. DAVISON AT LINWOOD

• Where Smart Detroit Will Go!

It's New ! It's Unique ! It's Air Conditioned !

It Opens with a Whole Week of Festivities Starting Tonite!

THE FIESTA BAR

IN THE

HOTEL SAVARINE

13115 E. JEFFERSON, at Lenox

featuring

VALVA NALLEY

Sophisticated Singer of Songs

JOHNNIE JOHNSON'S

RECORDING ORCHESTRA

NO COVER—NO MINIMUM
EXCELLENT FOOD

Phone Reservations Now
LENOX 5900

LEGAL NOTICES

Sigmund Junius, Attorney , 513 Free
Press Bldg.
283035
STATE l7F 511C111HAN, County
of
Wayne, so.—At a session of t he Probate
court for said t'ount y of Wayne, hell
at t he Probate Court Room in the City
of Detroit, on the fifteenth day of
July, In the year one thousand nine
hundred and forty. Present : Patrick
II. O'Brien, Judge of Prolate. In the
matter of the estate of MARY JO-
HANNA STANCE(', a minor. On read-
ing and tiling the petition of Dimitrije
Popo% ich praying that he be appointed
guardian of said minor with custody of
her person and ■ .are of her education:
It Is ordered, that the ninth day of
August, next, at ten o'clock In the
forenoon at said Court Room, be ap-
pointed for beating said petition.
And it is further ordered, that a
copy of t his order be published three
successive weeks previous to said time
of hearing, in The Legal Chronicle, a
newspaper printed and circulating In
said County of Wayne, and personally
served fourteen days previous to said
time of hearing upon Barbara Polo-
.!ch.
PATRICK It. O'BRIEN,
Judge of Probate.
(A true copy)
ALLEN R. EDISON,
Deputy Probate Register.

Charlevoix Beach Hotel

Charlevoix, Michigan

Now Open!

UNDER MANAGEMENT OF

W. E. FLYNN

Rebuilt and completely renovated—Every room entirely
redecorated.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION & RATES, WRITE

IV. E. FLYNN
CHARLEVOIX BEACH HOTEL

CHARLEVOIX, MICHIGAN

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