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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle
Aesculapian Auxiliary
To Install Officers
Leon Mutchnick Heads
Board of Young Israel
Ju n
19, 194 2
decorus, dignified and inspira-
FREEDOM'S WAR
tional worship; (5) to provide
An interesting program is be-
centers for the leisure time ac-
ing planned by the Ladies Aux-
tivities of Jewish boys and. girls
JACOBSON - RESNICK
By DAVID C. VOKES
At the first general membership in an atmosphere conducive to the
iliary of the Aesculapian Phar-
Mn', and Mrs. Max Resnick of
maceutical Fraternity for their fleeting of Young Israel, presided development of 'a healthy physi- Wager Ave. announce the mar- Revolutionary Soldier as be lies
formal installation of officers to
cal and mental Jewish personality, rige of their dughter, Ethel, to
beneath the sod
be held at Huyler's in the over by Charles T. Gellman, and prepare them for future par- Private Oscar R. Jacobson, son Having given life for (-"litdroyni
Fisher Building on Wednesday, newly installed president, Wednes- ticipation and leadership in com- of Mrs. Clara Jacobson, on May the service of lii,
fns
God
munity afliairs; (6) to promul- 29 at Nashville, Tenn.
Knows
June 24, at 12:30 for all paid-
that someth i ng
is a
gate a love for E•etz Israel
up members. Reservations are
churning—Earth is ; ak,
among its members and help in
being taken by Mrs. R. W.
STEIN - EPPS
en to the core
the upbuilding of Palestine as a
Klein, Un. 2-8846, and Mrs.
Miss Shirley Mae Stein, dough- No—It.
le —F
Jewish Homeland in accordance
David Bez, Ho. 661, members
the cry or
is "F r ,.
with Torah and tradition; (7) to
of the entertainment committee,
train its membership for partici- ASttili'i.no:ifna
headed by Mrs. Harry Pernick.
dnAdIAI.I..jrst.clkinEdi'li-:itsAi'l]iPls'''1.171"sE::o\nvytel::)f'l isn't just a batt church
pation in religious, civic and phil- united in marriage
The entertainmen committee
a n t veteran in the
Sunday, June Val iant
anthropi•
endeavors,
as
a
service
is proceeding with plans for an
I I. Rabbi A. M. Herschman and
yard from the War of
group
to
Jewry
and
America;
outing or picnic to be held at
1812
Dr. Leo M. Franklin officiated t.
i
(8)
to
promote
the
general
wel-
Palmer Park during July for
fare, of . its members and develop the double ring ceremony, which (tin quickly feel the ptil , • .
members and their friends.
i,
was performed in the garden of
as in the
a spir it of genuine comradeship t lle.
Final arrangements will be re-
Th ht( , )nh ic;1(1c f , the bride's
we delve
II
am ong them.
ported at the luncheon. The
For he knows that g.‘:::,1:: inpasi t t ,
organization contributed funds
Leon Mutchnick, young Detroit gown, bouffant style, with a long
and we'll fight for ever-
to be used for food for the boys
business man and receltly elected train and carried a Bible adorned
more
at Camp Custer from the serv-
chairman of Young Israel's Board, with white orchids. Mrs. George No—Iti
th t s , tet elj3, u , st isa l,l,:lititl
ice fund.
eet,w01.o'io,t
will be in charge of co-oNlinating Reinitz, sister of the groom, was
The president, Mrs. David
the activities of the organization's matron of honor and wore a cerise
War."
Bez, will install the new officers
tending committees, including organza gown trimmed with grey
such fields of endeavor as Pales- lace, with hat to match.
at the luncheon, who are as fol-
Southern tRheebyelsliti,reiii! itilliel),):Lielneka
the work, auxiliary High Holy Peggy Wallace, cousin of Miss
lows: Mrs. Alex Brooks, presi-
ee
the
is
Day
Services
for
young
people
in
bride,
was
maid
of
honor
dent; Mrs. Harry Pernick, vice
at
various sections of the city; s p e- wore a gown o fflesh chiffon and
president; Mrs. Asher Smith, re-
and o Dlast
struggle
vial efforts in con junction with wore flesh carnations, coronet
cording secretary; Mrs. Martin
though their honored lives
the sale of United States War style, in her hair. The flower girl
Share, corresponding secretary;
are past
Bonds and participation Of Young w as Evelyn Rogoff, who wore
and Mrs. Michael Wainer, treas-
urer.
Israel members in Civilian De- white net, and Efrem Perlis was F or they hear the call of duty
LEON MUTCHNICK
door
fense; community relations, edu- ring bearer.
'NO—It—Tyrants
crashing at the
n.t
day,
June
17,
a
revised
constitu-
cational
and
social
functions,
jun-
Milford Stein, brother of the
Marian Goodman's
isn't just a battle—F
lion was adopted
by the local for and intermediate clubs and bride was best man, and the ush-
or
P upils in Recital
. .
'mous movement. The Sabbath observance work.
cry is "Freedom's
Jewish religious
ers were George Reinitz, Leonard
War."
purposes of the organization were
Wolfe, and Denny Carpenter, The Silent
Isva hi, l )or blhaov yed o ft
ceremony was followed by a din-
he Marian Goodman will Present outlined as follows: (1) to unite
yesteryear,
r pupils in a piano recital the Jewish youth of Detroit and
the Spanish
Sunday
ner for the immediate families.
, June 21, at 3 p• in. neighboring communities in
might
Out of town guests included Mr. Ti
the
1 1 0
)
at the Detroit Federation of State of Michigan around the
and Mrs. John Stillp ass and Shir- ''mugo ne s d eep n i some cold
Women's Clubs. The following synon
harbor, it conies crashing
ogue and perpetuate tra-
ley Jane Stillpass of Cincinnati,
, i
students will participate: Hilda dit' agal
through the night
I he Jewish National Fund Ohio, Mn. and Mrs, Spencer Wer- _,
commu-
Arkin,
Selma
Arkin,
Alene nity; (2) to educate Jewish young Council of Detroit announces the ner of Paris, Ill., and Mr. and l'ol. iberty s endangered, as the
Blumberg, Norman Brock, Paula
people and adults to an under- planting of trees in Palestine Mrs. Lochoff of Chicago.
blood once more does
Clark, Donna Fox, Harold G u-
pour
Mr. anrs.
d M
standing of the heritage of Israel, forests as follows:
E pps are honey-
tenberg, Rita Gutenberg, Janis and introduce them to the knowl-
mooning at the Broadmoor Hotel, No—It isn't just a battle---For
Gottlieb, Idelle Graff, Beverly edge of Torah and the practice
Three trees Colorado Springs, and will reside
the cry is "Freedom's
Butzel Forest:
Kay, Reese Kay, Nina Katz, of Mitzvoth; (3) to make avail- honoring 25th anniversary of Mr. at 900 Whitmore Road on their
War."
Elaine Kerner, Iris Ann Ker- able vocational guidance and em- and
Wm. Adler by Mn. and return to Detroit.
tier, Lois Levy, Marlene Moceri, ployment opportunities for Sab- Mrs. Mrs.
I). Gol
Hero brave, who lies a'sleeping,
one tree in
Henrietta Resnick, Jordan Ros- bath observing young men and memory of Sarah Hkl
KROLIK - PEARLMAN
in the fields of broken
sen, Caroline Schwartz, Edith women; (4) to restore to the
aceman by'
Mr. and Mrs. Phineas Pea rl-
France
Air . and Mrs. G. Orley; one tree
Sucher, Jeanette Varnen, Shin.- synagogue its position of
Sucher,
man of Collingwood Ave. announce 'Eur your soul is torn asunder
Primacy h
ley Varnen.
in Jewish life and arrange for D onoring
of Tommy the marriage of their daughter,
worman confirmation
by m r
by this wicked happen-
, and Mrs. B. Bessie Paula, to Henry A. Kro-
stance
Laikind; one tree honoring con- lik, June 9. Rabbi Morris Adler Know, that we your cross
firmation of Joel Zacks by Mr. (li
will
z) e n id eiatR e bb ait tB h.e eBeerneemdoicnty. Glazer
corny, 'long and
You Can Buy
and Mrs. B. Laikind; one tree
road,
spit e death
the gore
QUALITY KOSHER MEAT
honoring confirmation of Niomi
No—It isn't just a battle—For
with Confidence from
Dworman by Mn'. and Mrs. B.
WARNER
-
SEIGEL
Laikind ; one tree honoring con-
the cry is "Freedom's
BnO at i i Sunda sJyunan
June
Synagogue,atitathhhei
War."
secretion of Barbara Burnstine
by Mn'. and Mrs. B. Laikind; one ,
Joshua Sperka united in marriage Let us dedicate our lives then,
tree in memory of Sarah Garnet Shirley Siegel, daughter of Mrs.
Kosher Meat CI Poultry Market by
North Woodward Branch of .
to our heroes, (Inc and all
1 the
11632 DEXTER BLVD.
Jewish Women's European Wel-
TO. 8.8118.9
Samuel Siegel, Let us forward into babttle, Or
3378 Richton Ave., and Lewis Jay
(Between Burlingame and Webb)
fare.
Our Way of lift' must
Warner, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Next to . 1treoge's
Mizrachi Forest: One tree in
Benjamin
memory of Jacob Bielfield by Mr. land
Ave. Warshawsky, 3781 Cort- And we'll never let up pounding.
and Mrs. Harry Clark.
'till we've won it, and it's
The bride, who was gowned in
'oer
ivory satin with tulle veil, was
attended by Mrs. Esther Chodor- No—It isn't just a battle—For
the
cry
is
Freedom's
off as matron of honor, and the
bridesmaids included Gail Rakotz, War."
Cecelia Cowan, Mary Friedman,
Beatrice Folbe, with Beatrice You at home stop and listen to
our country's call for aid
Chodoroff and Florence Aronowitt
Must be it cheerful worker, un-
as iun'or bridesmaide.
danted, unafraid
Peter Chodoroff acted as the
best man with the following as For we all must buy the War
Bonds, and each month
ushers: Edward Warshawsky, Dr.
The public is responding to our unusual Midsummer Sale. Thus
then buy some more
Jack Warner, Max Weinberg and
Ensign Jack Kaufman.
No—It isn't just a battle—For
far, with all the clamor and shortage of merchandise, we've been
the cry is F•eedom's
fortunate in being able to supply our customers with values far
War."
MARRIAGES
Trees Planted in
Palestine Forests
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•
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DOWNTOWN THEATERS
S. B. Hack was hostess
to the board members of the FOX—Two of the funniest
North Woodward Branch of the anti-axis satires ever presented
Jewish Women European Wel_ on the program will make up
fare Organization on Thursday the Fox Theater program, start-
evening„Iune 18, at her home ing Friday. First is Kay Kyser
on Pasadena Ave.
in "My Favorite Spy," with
Final arrangements were ma de Ellen Drew, Jane Wyman and
for the picnic scheduled for Kay Kyser's
ysivt 's Band. The second
Tuesday. July 14, to be held at comedy
"The Wife
Palme
r Park.
Zelda Meyers, Takes a Flyer," starring Joan
chairman
of Mrs.
the arrangement
Bennett, Franchot Tone and
committee, announces a home- Allyn Joslyn. will be
cooked luncheon will
•
be served
and prizes will he given to the
UNITED ARTISTS — Nirma
children. Members, their families
and friends are invited to at Shearer and Melvyn Douglas in
N oeel c W oeja e rdD
s pcli i t n yg,',' ,T(1 o as ie ehl t el l: t i
an
tend. For information call Ty-
ion' 6-9553. "W
T
op he en ae tt eir a ot n thT e hoU L:ii a t;11
M rs. Ida Schultz, c reat or of
8 A :r 3t3 is 0t's"
the Mezuza fund, known as the On the same program •il! be
Ida Schultz Menu Fund, asked
a thriller, "Grand Central Mur -
those knowing of boys in serv- der," with a pair of up and
ice to notify her and gist" name coming young players, Van lief-
and address so th•it Mezuzas lin (Johnny Eager's pall, and
can he seen. Call Mrs. Schultz Patricia Dane.
iit To•n , end 8-0394, or contact
her at her home at 2916 Stur-
MICHIGAN — The Michigan
tevant. Non-members as well as
members will he put on the list, Theater announces with pride
the Detroit Premiere start ing
----
Friday, June 19, of Cecilli
Athena Girls Club
.
DeMille's mammoth Technic ilor
A meeting of the Athena s st p aer cit
i a ncg l e ' P‘ a qI n (l'e a rteth(Go le S 1 7 d ili( i i rdl. VII Ia L ;
Girls
Club was held at the home Milland, Robert
Preston, Susan
of
MI•S,
Adaline B. Dosie, 2440 Hayward and John Wayne with
Highland Ave. on Thursday eve- a supporting cast that sounds
ring, May 28. Mrs. Iva Vidaver like a "Who's Who" of tog'
presented a very enjoyable book featured players in Hollywood.
review on "Big Family". The -
On the same program will be
next meeting will he held at the the hilarious comedy "HaYf"."
home of Mrs. Mathilda Chatlin, featuring the stars of "Tanks a
2634 June
Fullerton
Ave. on Thurs- Million," Elyse Knox, William
day,
25.
Tracy and Noah Beery, Jr.