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September 19, 1941

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and the Legal Chronicle

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ROSH HASHONAH RADIO PROGRAM
ON WJR SUNDAY AFTERNOON

1941

THE BESSIE SORIN-ZVILLER
LADIES' AID SOCIETY

The United Jewish Appeal radio program on the occasion of
Rosh Hashonah, to be carried on a nationwide hook-up, will be
rebroadcast in Detroit on Station WJR, from 3 to 3:30 p. m.
this Sunday, Sept. 21.
The address on this program will be delivered by Dr. Stephen
S. Wise, national honorary chairman of the United Palestine Appeal
and president of the American Jewish Congress.
There will be synagogue music by an outstanding choir.

TAKES THIS MEANS OF EXTENDING BEST
WISHES TO ALL MEMBERS AND TO THE
ENTIRE JEWISH COMMUNITY FOR A HAPPY
AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR'

NAOMI AUXILIARY OF
JUNIOR BNAI BRITH
The first meeting of the sea-

Dave's Delicatessen

EXTENDS SEASON'S GREETINGS TO ITS
FRIENDS AND PATRONS—AND A CORDIAL
INVITATION TO THE PUBLIC TO VISIT
THE NEW AND MODERN

DAVE'S DELICATESSEN
AND GRILL

13254 LINWOOD at WAVERLY

Opposite Avalon Theatre

—
Tuesday Evening, September 23

-- OPENING

son of Naomi Auxiliary of Junior
Bnai Brith was held Sept. 9,
and a social and charitable pro-
gram was planned.
The following chairmen were
chosen : Program, Bernice Fen-
ster; fireside, Gertrude Wilson;
membership, Esther Jean Milner ;
conservation, Eileen Ruth Kap-
lan; honor system, Geraldine
Hamburg; earning fund, Evelyn
Kosoglad; bulletin, Norma Sha-
piro; hostess, Helen Dante; hap-
nv (lay. Dorothy Berenson; ath-
letics, Rita Goldin; Red Cross,
Gloria Hoffman ; philanthropic,
Sara Matz; AZA contact, Maxine
Jacobs; defense, Evelynne Op-
penheim ; choral, Annette Copley;
publicity, Maxine Jacobs; Men-
orah, Marian Fuller.
All girls between the ages of
16 and 19 are invited to visit
meetings and fill out applications
for membership. Meetings are
held the first and third uesdays
of each month at the Bnai Da-
vid Synagogue. For information
call membership chairman, Es-
ther Jean Milner, To. 6-4635.

BAY CITY NOTES

Josh Magidson of North Lin-
coln Ave. entered Wayne Uni-
versity in Detroit to continue his
studies, having completed his
Junior College course here in
June.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sempliner
and daughter, Carolyn Jane, are
spending a few days in Chicago.
Irving B. Anthony, who recent-
ly enlisted in the Naval Re-
serves, has received orders to
report in New York on the USS
Prairie State on Thursday.
Rabbi Leon W. Rosenberg offi-
ciated in the ceremony read at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mor-
ris W. Goldberg, on North John-
son St. Sunday morning, when
their daughter, Miriam, became
the bride of Harold Birnkrant,
son of the late Mr. and Mrs.
Maurice T. Birnkrant of Detroit.
Sixty-five guests were present for
the rites. Mr. and Mrs. Birn-
krant left for a two weeks' trip
to New York City and Washing-
ton, D. C. before returning to
Bay City to make their home at
2161 Center Ave. after Oct. 1.

SEASON'S
GREETINGS

1941

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A Happy New Year to All

North

End

SUPPLY COMPANY

W. Side-Dearborn

East Side

Northwest

JOHN R.

MICHIGAN

E. Jefferson

Gd. River

Cor. Nevada

Nr. Schaefer Rd.

Cor. Manistique

Cor. Chicago Blvd.

TO. 9-4400

OR. 4400

LEnox 4400

TY. 4.4400

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Northeast

Central

GRATIOT Woodward

At

7 Mile Rd.

AR. 4000

Contributors to the columns
of The Detroit Jewish Chron-
icle and publicity committees
for fill local organizations are
asked to note that the deadline
for copy to be submitted for
publication is at 10 a. m. on
Wednesdays, except on holiday
weeks at which time the dead-
lines are announced in advance.
Copy received after the
deadline will be retained for
publication in the following
week's sisue.

OBITUARY

REBECCA DAVIS FREEDMAN
of 3777 Sturtevant Ave., 70
years old, died on Sept. 15. Fu-
neral services were held on
Sept. 16 with burial in Clover
Hill Park Cemetery, Rabbi A. M.
Hershman officiating. She is sur-
vived by her husband, I arry ;
three sons, David, Alber and
Louis, and four (laughter , Mrs.
Fannie Strauss, Mrs. L ovitsky,
Mrs. Louis Gibbs and
rs. S. B.
Kahn.

Downtown Theaters

MICHIGAN—George Raft and
Edward G. Robinson versus Mar-
lene ( Legs) Dietrich in the high
tension romantic set-up at the
Michigan Theater. On the same
program is Walt Disney's long-
awaited "The Reluctant Dragon".
MADISON—Proven hits chos-
en for showing by patrons of
the Madison Theater include
"Joy of Living" plus "The
Housekeeper's Daughter". The
Madison program will change on
Sunday bringing back "Jesse
James" plus "Sing You Sinners".
UNITED ARTISTS — Ann
Sothern, Robert Young, Red
Skelton and Lionel Barrymore
in "Lady Be Good", gay romance
co-featuring dancing Eleanor
Powell, John Carroll and wood-
en-faced Virginia O'Brien (also
a very special dancing dog), is
at the United Artists Theater.
On the same program is a ro-
mance set in the atmosphere of
America's fighting Devil Dogs.
"Down in San Diego".
Clark Gable and Rosalind Rus-
sell in the comedy romance
"They Met in Bombay" at the
Fisher. Broadway Capitol, Riv-
iera, Cinderella and Royal Thea-
ters, together with "Cheers for
Miss Bishop" starring Michigan's
Martha Scott and William Gar-
gan.

CONTRIBUTORS TO THE
JEWISH HOME FOR AGED

As the New Year looms upon the horizon, we take this
occasion to wish the Jewish community a Happy and
Prosperous New Year, from Detroit's
Motorists' Department Store.

N E D

Important Notice
To Organizations

Cor. Calvert
TO. 6.4400

Mt. Clemens

GRATIOT

at Market
Mt. Clemens 2210

The following have made con-
tributions to the Home for Aged :
Mrs. Harold Bergman in mem-
ory of Ike Spero; George Bre-
men in memory of Ike Spero;
Ben and Lou Cohen in memory
of father Abraham Cohen; Mrs.
Etta E. Cohn in memory of
Mrs. Lena Jackson-Davis; Mr.
and Mrs. Herman in honor of
the recovery of Kenneth Abra-
hams; Mrs. Annie Ellias in mem-
ory of mother Rebecca; Mrs.
Albert Freedman in memory of
brother Paysah; Mrs. Rose Fried-
berg in memory of mother Fray-
de and husband Jacob Friedberg;
Rose and Leon Friedman in mem-
ovr of parents Ellis and Minnie
Friedman ; Mrs. Sarah Funken-
stein of Los Angeles, in memory
of Will Himelhoch ; Mrs. Ben-
jamin Garvin in memory of Jul-
ius Goldstein ; Mrs. Sam Gerson
in memory of father Louis Le-
vine; Mrs. Celia Goldstein of
Ferndale in memory of mother
Shayndel Goldberg; Her man
Goldstein in memory of wife
Brochah; Mr. and Mrs. M. G.
Grossman in memory of Moses
Brod and Ezra Glasier; Mr. and
MTS. Sam Harris in memory of
Joseph D. Rosenberg; Mrs. Mark
Hirschfield in memory of mother
Dvoyre; Mrs. R. Hurwitz in
memory of brother Sholern
Aaron; Ladies of the Friendship
Club in memory of Mrs. Lena
Jackson-Davis; Mrs. Martha Le
vey of Ann Arbor in memory 0
mother Anna ; Mrs. Grace Mah-
ler in honor of the recovery of
Kenneth Abrahams; Miss Jane
Manheim in memory of siste'
Rebecca Manheim ; Mr. and Mr-.
A. W. Payson in memory of Mrs.
Rose Polinsky ; Mrs. I. Rabino-
witz, Miami Beach, Fla., in mem-
ory of father Max Klayman ; Mrs.
Saul Rubin in memory of Ike
Spere; Marshall and Henry Wei :
berg of Bay City in memory of
mother Hode Weinberg.

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