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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and the Legal

Chronicle

April 24.
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NEW RESIDENT

You Can Buy
QUALITY KOSHER MEAT
wifh Confidence from

Aaron B. Margolis

Kosher Meat El Poultry Market

11632 DEXTER BLVD.
TO. 8.8118-9
(Between Burlingame and Webb)
Next to Rreege's

CLASSIFIED

DAVID HOROWITZ, TEACHER, FOR RENT — Furnished room
English, Citizenship, Yiddish,
in good neighborhood. Very
Hebrew and Bar Mitzvah.
reasonable. 2628 Calvert Ave.
Reading and writing guaran-
Telephone Townsend 5-1482.
teed. Free trial lesson. 2275
W. Philadelphia. Davison 9392 FOR RENT — Newly decorated
or Tyler 4-9522.
large room in four room
apartment of elderly couple.
WANTED—Small refined family
Couple desired. Home privi-
desires to rent furnished home
leges. Telephone. Good trans-
for summer months. Can show
portation. 2675 Rochester,
finest references as to charac-
apt. 202. Tyler 5-3969.
ter, responsibility, etc. Write,
Box 25, Jewish Chronicle.
FOR RENT — Beautifully fur-
nished room for business girl
FOR RENT—Comfortable fur-
or woman. Good transporta-
nished room. Good transporta-
tion. Free rent until May 1.
tion. 2690 Fullerton. Town-
Townsend 7-2055, Sundays or
send 6-3418.
evenings.

Lillian Hicks Guest Artist
At Council of Jewish
Young Israel extends a hearty Women Annual Meet
welcome to its new members,
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Dr. and Mrs. Moses L. Wieser.
Dr. Wieser has
recently made
his home in this
city and has
open ed offices
for the practice
of dentistry in
the Dexter The-
ater Bldg.,
1 1 6 0 8 Dexter
Blvd.
Dr. Wieser is
a graduate of
t h e University
Dr. Wieser
of Michigan and
holds a certificate of the Na-
tional Board of Dental Exam-
iners. Before coming to Detroit,
Dr. Wieser had practiced den-
tistry for 12 years in Switzer-
land where he commanded a
high professional reputation. He
also has been for many years
an active member in the Miz-
rachi Zionist Organization.
Mrs. Wieser is the daughter
of Dr. Meyer Horowitz, a well
known rabbi and physician, now
in Palestine. Dr. Wieser closes
his offices on Saturdays.

Temple Israel Sisterhood
FOR RENT — Nicely furnished FOR RENT OR SALE—Lake Luncheon on May 3

room for one. Very reason-
able. 2648 Calvert Ave. Town-
send 8-9341 afternoons; Town-
send 8-1814 evenings.

FOR RENT — Beautifully fur-
nished room in new home.
Cross ventilation. Small quiet
family. Good transportation.
Telephone. 3252 Clements.

FOR RENT—Beautiful modern
furnished room with small
adult family. Suitable for one
or two persons. Unlimited
telephone. Board if desired.
Chicago Blvd. Good trans-
portation. Tyler 5-2289.

front property on Cass Lake.
The Temple Israel Sisterhood is
Furnished, modern 11 rooms.
8 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms. In- planning a Mothers' and Daugh-
spection by appointment. Two ters' luncheon, to be held on Sun-
boats included. Davison 1570. day, May 3, at 1 u. m., at the
Jewish Community Centers. An
WANTED — Draft deferred at- interesting program, including a
torney, 30, desires to meet puppet show, has been arranged
intelligent pleasant young for the entertainment of both
lady of 24-27. Object, matri- mothers and daughters• and all are
mony. Replies confidential and urged to attend.
Reservations are being taken by
appreciated. Box 800, Detroit
the Jewish Community Center,
Jewish Chronicle.
Madison 8400, and should be made
WANTED—Middle-aged gentle- immediately.
man wishes to contact match-
maker with good connections. Dr. Glazer to Speak
Address Box 250, Detroit Jew- On "A Program For
ish Chronicle.

FOR RENT — Newly furnished
room. Private bath. For gen- WANTED — Nicely furnished
tleman. Fine residential neigh-
house, flat or income in Six
borhood. University 3-9198.
Mile or northwest section. For
family of three. Will pay $85
FOR RENT—Clean, airy fur-
per month. Good references.
nished room. Cross ventila-
Tyler 6-7869.
tion. 2631 W. Grand Ave.
WANTED—Dependable middle-
FOR RENT—Pleasant room for
aged lady desires position as
one or two persons in flat.
housekeeper or cook for moth-
. Home privileges. Good trans-
erless home. Call after 11
portation. 2310 Glendale, up-
a. m. Townsend 5-7124.
per. Townsend 7-3558.
WANTED—Cook for small camp
FOR RENT—Clean nicely fur-
within 60 miles of Detroit.
nished room in home of small
Reply giving age, experience,
family. Good transportation.
salary desired for eight weeks.
Townsend 6-4439.
Address Box 75, Detroit Jew-
ish Chronicle.
FOR RENT — Nicely furnished
large airy room for gentle- WANTED to share apartment or
man. Good transportation.
flat — Mother and daughter
2643 Richton Ave.
would like accommodations in
Dexter section with refined
FOR RENT—Cheerful room for
family. References exchanged.
lady or gentleman in attrac-
Townsend 5-0565.
tive apartment of two adults.
Unlimited telephone service. WANTED — Accommodations in
Excellent transportation. Elm-
pleasant home. Would like
hurst at Dexter. Townsend
two meals a day. Would con-
7-8865.
sider sharing apartment with
one girl, must have own bed-
FOR RENT—Clean, bright room
room. Reply to Box 400, De-
in home of small family. Good
troit Jewish Chronicle.
transportation. 4249 Waverly
near Petoskey. One block WANTED—Refined middle-aged
south of Davison. Davison
lady would like to take care
9745.
of convalescent or children,
afternoons or evenings. Town-
FOR RENT — Nicely furnished
send 8-0508.
room with private lavikttory
for one or two in single home. YOUNG WOMAN of 35 would
Twin beds. Telephone. 2405
like to meet nice intelligent
Sturtevant cor. LaSalle. Near
gentleman. Children no objec-
Linwood car and 14th bus
tion. Object, matrimony. Re-
lines.
ply to Box 30, Detroit Jewish
Chronicle.
FOR RENT — Large beautiful
furnished room for gentleman FOR RENT—Comfortable room
in home of couple. Good
for employed lady or gentle-
transportation. 1618 Glynn
man. 2260 Gladstone Ave.
Court. Townsend 6-1134.
Tyler 4-3533.
FOR RENT—Large airy room WANTED—Woman to take care
for girl, in single home. Good
of home and child. Reason-
location. 14th bus line. 18232
able pay. No heavy cleaning
Santa Rosa Drive. University
or laundry. Call Tyler 7-0992,
2-7280. Call Monday.
3787 Edison.
FOR RENT—Comfortamle nice- FOR RENT—Pleasant furnished
ly furnished room for gentle-
room with kitchen privileges.
man. Good transportation.
Young couple preferred. 2690
3296 Tuxedo. Townsend
Sturtevant, Townsend 6-6252.
6-8467.
Hoffman.
FOR RENT—Excellent room in FOR RENT—Large comfortable
large six room flat. Two adults
furnished room in home of
in family. Gentleman or cou-
small family. Good transporta-
ple desired. Kitchen privileges.
tion- . 2700 Clairmount.
4059 Elmhurst. Davison 2247.
WANTED—Girl to share lovely
TWO BUSINESS GIRLS desire
large room. Fireplace, new
to share their apartment with
twin beds, separate dressing
another young lady. Good
tables. Unlimited telephone.
transportation. LaSalle Blvd.
Meals optional. Good trans-
near Buena Vista. Call Town-
portation. 3746 Clairmount
send 6-7424 Sunday and eve-
(not on car line). Tyler
nings.
5-8343.

Jewish Life Today"

Dr. B. Benedict Glazer of
Temple Beth El will speak on
Friday evening, May 1, at 8
o'clock at the Sabbath eve serv-
ices on "A Program for Jewish
Life Today" — a challenge to
those concerned only about anti-
Semitism.
The music of the service will
be rendered by the Temple
choir under the direction of
George Galvani, cantoral soloist,
with Jason Tickton at the organ.
A social hour under the aus-
pices of the Temple Sisterhood
will be held in the Social Hall
following the services.

Officer Candidate

Corp. Jack B. Brenner, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel 'Bren-
ner of Clairmount Ave., has
$i been appointed
to Officers Can-
didate School at
F or t Benning,
Ga. He has been
in the arm y
since July, 1941.
After receiving
his basic train-
ing he was as-
signed to a Mil-
itary Police
Battalion at
Fort Sam Hous-
ton, Tex.
' Jack is a
Corp. Brenner
graduate of
Northwestern High School and
was very active in Jewish Cen-
ter athletics.

FOR SALE — 6 room colonial
house near school, transporta-
tion and stores. Suitable for
family with small children.
Reasonable for cash. Call af-
ter 6:30. 16632 Inverness.

FOR RENT—Clean nicely fur-
nished room for gentleman.
Private shower. Telephone.
Home privileges. Board op-
tional. Excellent transporta-
tion, 14th or Trumbull lines.
2210 Pingree, Apt. 311. Tyler
4-3752.

FOR RENT — Beautifully fur-
nished room for employed
couple or gentleman in home
of small family. Good trans-
portation. Reasonable. Garage
if desired. 2682 Richton.

WANTED — Employed couple
with two girls, 5 and 7, would
like furnished two-bedroom
apartment or room and board
in congenial home. Address
Box 600, Detroit Jewish
Chronicle.

IN MEMORIAM I

In loving memory of our dear
mother and grandmother, Sarah
Leah Kapetansky, who nassed
away 12 years go, May 5, 1930
(7 days in Iyar).

Lillian Hicks, young dramatic
soprano and actress, will be the
guest artist at the Detroit Sec-
tion, National Council of Jewish
Women's annual meeting, Tues- Today brings
back sad mentr:.
day, May 5, at 12 noon, in the
I tf a loved one lald to t.
Stotler Ballroom.
And t hose who think of Iler
.
Are t hose who loved I ler
In enacting episodes from the
life of Jenny Lind, Miss Hicks She has gone beyond t he river
To t he shores of ever gret
will bring the unusual combina-
we loug to see our Dear M,Ther's
tion of play experience and a And
rare,
brilliant voice to the field of the
Hut t he river flows het wees
"one-woman" drama with music. Some day, some
time, our
Reservations for this Council see.
Th e 011'0 We love so
brunch may be obtained by call-
well,
day we'll clasp her loving' hand,
ing Mrs. Morton Ashner, To. Some
Aled never say farewell.
8-2854 ; Mrs. Maurice Siden, Ty.
6-1189, or Mrs. H. J. L. Frank,
Lovingly
remembered a n d
To. 8-6936.
sadly missed by her loving chil-

Club Three 666 Features
Mammoth Stage Show

Charlie Morrison's "Adorables
on Parade", top-flight musical
revue featuring 40 sepia enter-
tainers, is in its final week at
the Club Three 666. Another of
the noted producer's huge ex-
travaganzas, "Spring Revels",
opens at the club on Monday,
April 27.
The new revue will again star
Ann Robinson, the "kidding"
song stylist, who has been taking
New York by storm, with a sup-
porting cast of national renown
including Ross and McCain, dance
sophisticates; Spizzie, Cecilia and
Willie, rapid-fire comedy and
dance trio; Billie and ,Eddie
"tops in taps"; Joe Robinson, ro-
mantic tenor; Sam Fouche, the
popular Three 666 master of cere-
monies ; the eight Sepia-dorables,
and many others.
"Lanky" Bowman and his or-
chestra make their intial appear-
ance on the band stand with the
opening of the new revue.

CARD OF THANKS

The family of the late Captain
Hary S. Gorelick wishes to
thank their many friends and
organizations to which they be-
long for the kindnesses shown
to them in their recent bereave-
ment.

CARD OF

THANKS

The family of the late Wil-
liam Faudem wishes to thank
their many friends for the
sympathy shown them during
their recent bereavement.

dren and grandchildren.

Engagement

and

Wedding Rings

at Real

Savings

An

Marry Medal

RESIDENCE JEWELRY OFFICE

3787 ATKINSON
Bet %seen Detter and Ma st lade

TY. 7-8635

Rev. Cantor

Jacob
. Silverman

SURGICAL
MOREL
25 Years'
Practice
Recommendedld
Pnysicians and
Hospitals

9371
Wildemere
TY. 4.0062
Marriages

Performed

The Well Known Rev.

Hyman Schulsinger

of Cong.
Beth Tefilo

Emanuel
Capable and

OBITUARY

WILLIAM FAUDEM
70 years old, was buried Fri-
day, April 17, from the Chesed
Chelumus, under the direction
of Ira Kaufman. Mr. Faudem
had been a resident of Detroit
for 32 years, having come here
from New York. He is survived
by his wife, Minnie ; four sons,
Solomon, Kap and Joey of De-
troit, and Sam of Lansing, and
a daughter, Becky, of Washing-
ton, D. C.

RACHEL NETZORG
passed away April 20. Funeral
services were held at Gilbert's
Funeral Home, 81 Delaware
Ave., Wednesday, April 22. Mrs.
Netzorg is survived by a son,
Percy M. ; a (laughter, Mrs.
Larry S. Davidow, and two sis-
ters, Mrs. Harriet Golden and
Mrs. James L. Hand.

MOHEL

Also Marriages
Performed.
Services In Eng-
11.11 and Yiddish

1934 Hazelwood

TLler 6-6960

Rev. S. MOGILL

2641 GLENDALE AVE.

TOwnsend 9-0344

SURGICAL MOHEL

Marriages Performed

Rev. Cantor
DAVID
GOLDEN

MEYER BARNETT
of 1707 Seward Ave. passed
away April 18, at the age of
68. He is survived by his wife,
Fannie; a son, Bernard ; a
(laughter, Beatrice, and the late
Milton. Funeral services were
held Monday at Lewis Bros.
Funeral Home.

SIGMUND GROSSMAN
Funeral services for Sigmund
Grossman, who died Sunday,
April 19, were held Monday,
April 20, at Lewis Bros. Fun-
neral Home. Mr. Grossman is
survived by his wife, Janka ;
two sons, Engel and Martin,
and one daughter, Mrs. Sandor.

MRS. ROSA ISAACS
Services for Mrs. Rosa Isaacs,
3375 Collingwood Ave., were
held Tuesday at Lewis Brothers
Funeral Home, Burial was in
Clever Hill Cemetery. Mrs.
Isaacs died in this week in
Highland Park General Hos-
pital after a week's illness. She
had been a resident of Detroit
12 years. Surviving are a
daughter, Mrs. Ruth I. Klunover;
two brothers, Henry and Sam-
uel Levitt of Montreal, Que.,
and a granddaughter.

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Repairing

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Wedding Ceremo-
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Granite and Marble Monuments
7729 TWELFTH ST.
TYler 6-7192