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February 7, 1941

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Dictators' Terror

CLAYTON AVENUE - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

CHARMING BRIDE

A Detroiter this week received
an uncensored letter from Rus-
sia in which appears the follow-
ing paragraph:
"We have a bad Mechutan
(relative). He takes away every-
thing and leave us crusts of black
bread. We hope for better days.
Write often—then, perhaps, I
shall receive one letter out of
many addressed to me."

DELICIOUSLY

DIFFERENT!

An open meeting of Bnai Brith
Women's Auxiliary will be held
Monday evening, Feb. 10, at the
Bnai Moshe, Dexter and Law-
rence. Guest speaker will be Mrs.
Leah Schneider, president of the
Lawndale Auxiliary of Chicago,
and second vice-president of the
Detroit Grand Lodge, Highland
Park chapter of A. Z. A. will pre-
sent a radio dramatization of the
novel, "City Without Jews," as-
sisted by junior auxiliary mem-
bers.
A membership campaign is now
under 'way, under the leadership
of Rosalind Wolf, chairman of
the membership committee, and
Ceil Feiler, co-chairman.

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A fireside discussion on re-
ligion was conducted by Mrs.
Abraham Danzig, president of
the Theodore Herzl Ladies' Aux-
iliary at its last meeting.
Mrs. Jack Gill, program chair-
man, announced that the final
date for pledges is March 23,
which will climax the affair with
a card party.
Mrs. Jack Tarnoff was appoint-
ed chairman of the Rubinow Me-

—Photo courtesy Detroit Times.

Mrs. Bernard Richard Siegel

(Miss Shirley Jane Kerner)
Knollwood Country Club was fitted bodice, short sleeves and
skirt.
scene of a beautiful wed- voluminous
the
Mrs. Ralph Granet, matron of
Rev. Chaim Teiblum of Tel
Aviv, Palestine, is in Detroit for ding ceremony last Saturday eve- honor, was in heaven blue crepe
a brief stay in the interests of ning when Miss Shirley Jane distinguished by beading at the
Yeshiva Hayishuv Hachadash of Kerner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. neckline.
Palestine which is directed by Max Bernard Kerner, was united
Three bridesmaids and two
Chief Rabbi A. M. Amid. This in marriage with Bernard Richard junior bridesmaids were gowned
institution conducts nine schools Siegel, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. alike in heaven blue silk faille.
in Palestinian colonies where chil- Siegel. Dr. Leo M. Franklin offi- The square necklines were edged
dren of nine and older are taught ciated.
Miss Kerner, who was given with shirred bands of the ma-
farming and trades.
terial.
The Vaad Hayeshivoth of De- in marriage by her father, wore
The bridesmaids were Arline
troit is assisting Rev. Teiblum an original gown. The exquisite Kutzen, Vivian Nussbaum and
with his efforts here. He plans yoke and long, fitted sleeves were Betty Rosen. Junior bridesmaids
to remain for two weeks and to fashioned of shirred ivory tulle were Iris Ann Kerner and Elaine
speak in several synagogues. and the bodice and great skirt Kerner, sisters of the bride.
While in Detroit he is stopping were of silk Duchess satin.
The ceremony took place in a
at Tannenbaum's at 1653 W. Phil-
She carried a prayer book
She
with white cattleya orchids and setting of dogwood trees, cy-
adelphia.
shower of phalaenopsis orchids. bodium ferns and palms centered
Elaine Graham, of New York, by a huge arch of cathedral
Bnai David Y.P.S. LaConga gown maid of honor wearing a tapers with candelabra clustereel
wn of heaven blue satin with throughout the setting.
., Night, Saturday, Feb. 8
For her daughter's wedding,
Arrangements have been con-
Mrs. Kerner chose a beige gown
cluded for the cabaret style "La-
trimmed in fine beading and her
Conga Night" sponsored by the
!lowers were camellias.
Young People's Society of Bnai
Mrs. M. Siegel was in lame
David on Saturday evening, Feb.
and orchids for her son's wed-
8, in the social hall of the syna-
The re-election of Judge Henry ding.
gogue, 14th and Elmhurst Ayes.
Dan Siegel was his brother's
Dave Diamond and his orches- G. Nicol to the Wayne County best man, and the ushers were
tra will furnish the musical Circuit Bench is being urged by Leon Burns, Cyril Wagner, Bill
background, and an amateur con-
Wetsman and Jerry Kutzen. Little
test will be featured, with prizes. a large group of citizens. Judge Billy Siegel was the ring bearer.
Danny Levine, master of cere- Nicol is perhaps one of the best
The bride's table for the recep-
monies, has planned a hilarious known public officials in the state, tion which followed was done in
evening, with the co-operation of having continuously served the
all-white. White spring flowers
the entire membership. The com-
and garlands of white camellias
mittee in charge of this affair is
were used.
Lillian
Glickman,
as follows:
Mrs. Siegel traveled in a beige
food; Betty Zack, tickets; deco-
costume
trimmed in beige fox and
rations, Al Wykoff and Ida
she chose tortoise accessories.
Sherefflin. Louis Rosen is presi-
Following their wedding trip to
dent of the organization.
California, the young couple will
For tickets and further infor-
make their home in the Belcrest.
mation call Helen Bruson, secre-
Out-of-town guests at the wed-
tary, Hogarth 9056.
ding included ninny from South
Bend, Ind. In this group were
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rosenstein,
Paul Gilbert, Stanley Rosenstein
and Mrs. Anna Cohen.
Michigan — "Kitty Foyle",
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Christopher Morley's much-dis-
cussed novel, comes to life on the
screen of the Michigan Theater,
with Ginger Rogers cast as Kitty
Foyle. On the same program
"Saint in Palm Springs" keeps the
customers mystified with George
Sanders, as the Saint, conducting
a manhunt in the winter play-
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ground of America.
United Artists — "The Phila-
delphia Story" continues to break
JUDGE HENRY G. NICOL
records at the box office of the
United Artists Theater and is now county of Wayne as a judge for
in its fifth and final week. The 35 years. He was a Circuit
companion feature is "Masie Was Court Commissioner for 30 years
before being elevated to his pres-
a Lady."
Broadway Capital, Fisher, Ri- ent post.
In a statement tl The Chron-
viera, Cinderella, Royal — Clark
Gable and Hedy LaMarr in "Com- idle, a prominent Jewish citizen
rade X" , a hilarious comedy, is
at
the Broadway
Capitol,
Fisher,
stated,
"It has
been my
pleasure
Riviera,
Cinderella,
and Royal
and
privilege
to know
Judge
Nicol
Theaters. On the same program for more than 20 years, and it is
only a simple statement of fact
Two
of the
screen's to Fay that his attitude toward,
is "The Long
Voyage
Home."

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Fox —

favorite romantic stars, Charles people of all creeds and color,
Boyer and Margaret Sullavan, are whether Catholic, Protestant or
has been
such as white
to win
ap-
teamed for the first time to give Jewish'
whether
or the
black,
hant
picturization
new life
and meaning of to Fannie
the bril- proval and respect of the entire
new

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PRESIDENT

Items from the 1940 Annual Statement

Insurance and
$640,255,615
Annuities in Force
53,401.865
New Business Placed
Payments to Policyholders
17,249,139
and Beneficiaries
173.512,239
Assets
166,825,422
Liabilities
Surplus, Contingency
6,686,907
Reserve and Capital..'.

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MRS. SCHNEIDER TO
ADDRESS JOINT MEETING
OF THEO. HERZL LODGE

Urge Re-Election of
Judge Henry G. Nicol

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moilal Forest Fund. The Ladies'
Auxiliary also decided to hold a
joint meeting on Feb. 12 with
the Theodore Herzl Lodge, of
which Harry Golden of River
Rouge is president. Highlight of
this meeting will be the guest
speaker, Mrs. Schneider of Chi-
cago.

10th Anniversary' Banquet
of Cong. Beth Shmuel
on Feb. 23

On Feb. 23, Congregation Beth
Shmuel will have its annual ban-
quet at the Philadelphia and By-
ron Hall.
This banquet will mark the an-
niversary of the building of Con-
gregation Beth Shmuel. The spir-
itual leader is now Rabbi Joseph
Rabinowitz. The chairman of the
banquet will be Dr. A. E. Bern-
stein, well known physician and
communal leader. The festival
speaker will be Attorney Aaron
Rosenberg. The Vaad Harobinim TAM TAM—'The Star of Them All'
will be represented at the meeting.
with
Cantors Katzman, Singer, Sny- Perfect
heese, jam or
der and Mogill will participate.
PUY — An un-

Mrs. Schneider of Chicago
to Address Bnai Brith
Auxiliary Monday

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and the Legal Chronicle

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and upright He
judge,
liked
and re-
Hurst's absorbing novel, "Back community.
is an
honorable
spected by the attorneys and 'Ai-
Street," at the Fox. The Fox also
presents at evening showings a gants who come before him . th
selected array of short subjects er they win or lose in his court,
featuring the newest edition of because they recognize in him F.:
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"Information Please," starring that human kindness and fair- , — *Mt ,,
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Virillkie and Fox Movie- ness which everybody seeks in F..ttot;:a,Ai
Wendell
dello
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a court of justice.'

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