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November 29, 1940
Officers Chosen by
Kvutzah Auxiliary
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the
Kvutzah Ivrith had annual elec-
tion and the following new offi-
cers and directors were elected:
Mrs. A. D. Markson, president;
Mrs. A. Winokur and Mrs. Sam
Leinoff, vice-presidents; Mrs. Abe
Panush, treasurer; Mrs. S. Schu-
biner, recording secretary; and
Mrs. Ruth Rubenstein, financial
secretary. Board of Directors:
Mesdames I. Rabinowitz, Philip
J. Gorzeck, A. Silberman, A. Rap-
port, B. Friedgood, A. Hassin,
S. Chaikin, S. Munch, Abraham
DeRoven, A. Rosenblum, B. Lip-
son, B. Stein and G. Garber.
The Ladies' Auxiliary meets
twice a month in the homes of
members. They generally have a
lecture on a Jewish topic.
The main function of the Auxil-
iary is the annual luncheon. This
year it will be held on Chamisho
Osor b'Shvat, Wednesday, Feb.
12, 1941. They contribute liber-
ally to the Allied Jewish Cam-
paign. They assist the Kvutzah
in the support of the Hadoar and
the Hadoar Lalloar, they lend
support to the Hebrew writers in
Palestine, and cooperate in every
way with the Kvutzah Ivrith in
all their cultural and social en-
deavors.
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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and the Legal Chronicle
MT. SINAI LEAGUE'S
FORMAL ON DEC. 7
Recent Bride
Mrs. Jules Werner is president
of the League of Mt. Sinai Hospi-
tal Association which will hold
its third annual formal dance
in the Crystal Ballroom of the
Book Cadillac Hotel Saturday eve-
ning, Dec. 7, Phil Brestoff and
his orchestra will provide the
music.
Betty Milen is chairman and
assisting her are Henrietta Hassol,
Louise Levitt, Hilda Biederman,
Mildred Raskin, Francis Metzger,
Claire Waissman, Gertrude Kan-
tor and Irene Bussey.
Tickets may be secured from
Betty Milen, 1618 Glynn Ct.,
Townsend 5-4223.
The monthly meeting of the
League will be held Wednesday,
Dec. 4, at Webster Hall.
We love ourselves notwith-
standing our faults, and we
ought to love our friends in like
manner.—Cyrus.
Harold Norman, former chan-
cellor of Detroit's DeMolay Per- FOR SALE—APARTMENTS
fection Lodge, recently enlisted in
the Aviation Division of the Uni-
ted States Army and is now sta-
tioned at Camp Beauregard, Alex-
andria, La. He is the son of
Louis Norman, former cigar man-
ufacturer and also formerly in Can you name am equally
the insurance business, who is reliable investment earning
now engaged in business on Cadil-
10% to 15% net plus profit-
lac Square.
able possibilities? Rely on
Rabbi Albert G. Baum, field our Facts and Figures.
representative of the Jewish Wel-
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man from Alexandria, La., states:
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"I am happy to inform you large private porches. New
that your son, Harold, attended carpets, new stoves, new
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The Jewish community of Alex- vale.
andria with the cooperation of
the National Jewish Welfare $9,000 Dawn
Board has established a Jewish
Center so that your son and all Outstanding cor. Solid stone
the other boys may be able to brick concrete steel. Was
enjoy a program of social and appraised $220,000. Recent
reconditioning cost $13,000.
religious activities."
Liquidation sacrifice all for
Writing to Henry M. Rottman, $60,000. Small 15 yr
Detroit attorney, Harold Norman 4 1 /2% terms.
states:
"I have just been appointed $25,000 Takes Deed
insurance advisor to our squad-
Bal mtg. 40 modern apts
ron, relating to government in-
Spanish design with lobby.
surance.
"The Temple here has been Rent $20,000. Market value
swell--dances, ping pong, and pool was $200,000, Entire price
rooms, etc. We have open house now $75,000.
and services twice a week. There
MR. BEDFORD
isn't any racial or religious dis-
crimination here. Everybody is
Homer Warren & Co.
placed here upon merits only! The
56 Years Dependable Service
Jewish boys are a credit to any
army, and we are very popu-
lar."
Apartments
Relatives Sought Here
Fanny Trachtenberg, now in
Buenos Aires, Argentina, is look-
ing for her brother, Aaron Len-
kousky. The last known address
of Mr. Lenkousky was on Michi-
gan Ave.
Malka-Mania Weinreiter, now
in Rio de Janeiro, is looking for
Jonah Yecheil Kingsten or (King-
ston); also for Sol and Moses
Kinsten or (Kingston).
Please communicate with Mrs.
Maurice Goldstick, Council of
Plays, Entertainment
Jewish Women, 7644 Woodward
Ave., Monday or Thursday morn-
At Pisgah's Meeting
ings, between 10 a. m., and 12
Next Monday Eevening o'clock,
Madison 6970.
Harold Norman Stationed
With Aviation Division in
Alexandria, La.
MRS. MEYER LEVINE
(Miss Audree Wallace)
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Wallace
announce the marriage of their
daughter, Audree, to Meyer Le-
vine, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Levine, on Nov. 3, at Congrega-
tion Shaarey Zedek.
Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Levine are
at home at 204 Cass Ave. Mt.
Clemens.
Downtown Theaters
FOX—Woody Herman and his
On Monday evening, Dec. 2,
Seek not to be rich, but happy. orchestra in person on the stage.
Pisgah Lodge and the Greater The
one lies in bags, the other in
Detroit Bnai Brith Council will content: which wealth can never On the screen, Lucille Ball,
Frances Langford, Richard Carl-
present two one-act plays and en-
give.—William Penn.
son in "Too Many Girls."
tertainment by members of the
University of Michigan Hillel
Foundation, in the main auditor-
ium of the Jewish Community
Center, at 8:30 p. m. This meeting
is open to the public, admission
being free.
The Hillel Players will present
"His Children" by Rufus Learsi,
the winner of first prize in a
Containing Our Enlarged Service
one-act play contest, with the fol-
lowing cast: Norman Rosenfeld,
Arthur Fisher, Miriam Shafton,
Herbert London and Harold Abel;
"Suppressed Desires" by George
Coole and Susan Glaspel, a hilar-
ious comedy to be portrayed by
Dorothy Slater, Harold Cooper
and Carol Feeman.' Vocal selec-
tions by a refugee student and
piano selections will feature the
entertainment program.
Rabbi Jehudah M. Cohen, the
new director of the Bnai Brith
Hillel Foundation at Ann Arbor,
will deliver a short talk. Rabbi
Cohen received his A. B. degree
at the University of California.
He was ordained at the Jewish
Institute of Religion in New York
City. He has spent six years in
Los Angeles as director of the
Jewish Centers Association super-
vising activities at two centers.
A nationally known Bnai Brith
personality who will be in the
city on this date to address an-
other group will be a guest dur-
ing the evening. A special invi-
tation has been extended to all
Bnai Brith lodges.
Here's Our New Home
Dept. --- AND WE'RE SAYING
"THANKS A MILLION, DETROIT"
Officers Installed by
Progressive Ladies
Unterstitzung Verein
On Sunday evening, Nov. 24,
the Progressive Ladies Unterstit-
zung Verein installed the follow-
ing officers: Re-elected president,
Mrs. H. Epstein; vice-president,
Mrs. Berke; recording secretary,
Mrs. P. Zager; financial secre-
tary, Mrs. I. Kruger; treasurer,
Mrs. F. Gorman; board of candi-
dates, Mrs. J. Bronstein and Mrs.
Landau; endowment fund, Mrs.
Jacob and Mrs. Freshman; inside
guard, Mrs. Finkelstein; hospi-
talers, Mrs. R. Miller and Mrs.
Weisman; budget committee, Mrs.
Meral and Mrs. Chaiken; board
of directors, Mesdames Sugarman,
Baiter, Ritten, Rosengard, Sep-
pen, Reznik, Beresh, Cherry, Can-
ner and Sugar.
Mrs. R. Miller was toastmis-
tress of the evening.
The annual donor luncheon will
take place on Wednesday, Dec.
11, at the Phoenix Club. 114 Ers-
kine St. For information on how
to raise money for this affair,
call the chairman, Mrs. Rosengard,
Townsend 6-2067.
EMJAYCEES' HIKE SUNDAY
Emjaycees are sponsoring a
hike through the Irish Hills on
Sunday, Dec. 8. The hikers will
meet at the home of Miss Doro-
thyy Fabian, 1988 Elmhurst, at
noon, and from there will drive
to their destination. The hike
will be under the leadership of
Frank Meyers and Miss Dorothy
Fabian. Guests are invited.
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