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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and the Legal Chronicle
Rabbi Leon Fram to Be
Home Relief Speaker
Monday, Sept. 14, at 8 o'clock
P. M. Rabbi Leon Fram will be
the guest speaker of the evening
and Mrs. Maxwell Emitter, presi-
The opening meeting of the dent of the organization extends
Home Relief Society will be held a cordial invitation to all mem-
at the Book-Cadillac Hotel on bers and their guests to attend.
NEW YEAR
GREETINGS
May your courage and fortitude be
rewarded by the peace and security
to which all worthy people are so
truly entitled.
Rheaume's
Restaurants
Mrs. Ben J. Rudin of 3233 Col-
lingwood was hostess on Friday,
Sept 5, to the members of the Pisgah Anniversary
board and the ways and means
committee for the September Celebration Chairman
board meeting. Mrs. Irving Small,
chairman of the board presided.
Mrs. Ralph Levy, chairman of
the dinner-dance committee and
Mrs. Max Rosenfeld, chairman of
the Annual Year Book gave their
respective reports to an enthus-
iastic group. An appeal was made
to the membership for their ful-
est cooperation in making the
cqtganization's major fund raising
project a success, at the annual
dinner dance to be held at the
Book-Cadillc Hotel on Sunday,
Oct. 25.
Those wishing to make their
pledge or reservation call Mrs.
Paul Garelick, Pledge Chairman,
Tyler 5-7822 or Mrs. Sam Arkin,
Hogarth 2213.
Anyone desiring to place a
Memoriam in the Year Book may
call Mrs. Max Rosenfeld, llogarth
1390 or Mrs. Harry L. Meyers
who is chairman of Memoriam at
BEN F. GOLDMAN
Northlawn 2935.
Announcement has been made
Rudolph Meyersohn, president
that the special weekly meetings
will be held every Wednesday of the Pisgah Lodge No. 34,
afternoon at 1 P. M. at the home B'nai B'rith, has named Ben F.
of Mrs. Ralph Levy, instead of Goldman as chairman of the Pk-
gah Lodge 85th Anniversary cel-
Thursday as previously stated.
ebration. A membership drive in
honor of the 85th birthday is
HEBREW SCHOOLS
now in progress and will be cli-
The United Hebrew Schools maxed on Sunday, Nov. 22 by
wishes to acknowledge with the 85th Anniversary Day. A din-
thanks the receipt of a contribu- ner-dance and several noted
tion which was sent by Mr. and speakers will participate on the
Mrs. Saul Copin of 11845 LaSalle program.
Blvd. in the sacred and beloved
Chairman Gold ma n is a former
memory of their dearly beloved
president of the Lodge and also
parents Joseph and Ettalaya Fin-
served as financial secretary.
ley, and their dearly beloved
The 85th anniversary committee
brother, Nathan and Richard
appointments are Harry Yudkoff,
David Finley.
co-chairman; Isadore Starr, mem-
bership; Herbert Eskin, booklet;
Phil Rothschild, publicity. Others
are Samuel W. Leib, Louis Ros-
enzweig, Sam Maza, Milton Wein-
stein, Theodore Curtis, Leonard
Belove, Maz Goldhoff, Robert Wal-
lach and Louis Steinberg.
OUR DISTRICT NEEDS HIM
,,,OUR NATION NEEDS HIM
Re-Elect
CLARENCE J.
McLEOD
CONGRESSMAN
1 3 th District
REPUBLICAN
America Is Better Equipped
'
to Winithe War
THANKS TO McLEOD
VETERAN OF WORLD
WAR
•
*A sponsor (or the world's 2
largest battleships that will soon
be launched to join tho fight
for freedom *
•
He Made Good in
Congress . . . for
18 Years!
•
Pledged to Serve All
America!
*He sponsored the Pan - American Highway, greatest
highway in the world. reaching from Detroit to
the furthest tip of South America. A highly im-
portant contribution to the defense of the western
hemisphere against invasion by the Axis.
*Sponsored construction of the Coast Guard Station
now being completed for Detroit. Thank McLeod
for this safety.
*Sponsored the Guam fortification project. which.
if it had bzen passed, might have meant victory
for our boys at Bataan.
*Annual sponsor of bills to enlarge the Naval
Volunteer Reserve Corps. The Navy . . • and
America . . . are indebted to McLeod for his
vision.
*Author of 18 different veterans' relizf measures
which are now laws When our boys come march
ing home. they will not be forgotten heroes.
CLARENCE J. McLEOD BACK TO CONGRESS
He Looked Ahead Before the War . . . Look to Him to Help to Win the War
This advertisement inserted and paid for by Jewish friends.
Ben F. Goldman Named
Battle Creek Bnai
Brith Holds Dinner
The Meyer J. Franklin Lodge
of the B'nai B'rith of Battle
Creek, gave another of its per
iodic sendoff dinners on Thursday
night Sept. 3 at the Post Tavern,
to four of its members: Bernard
Sarat, Max Konigsberg, Morris
Stulberg and Leonard Green, who
are leaving to become a part of
the armed forces. Gifts consisting
of traveling kits were presented
to the departing young men.
Testimonial speeches of fare-
well were made by Herbert Sil-
ver, who acted as toastmaster,
Sam Konigsberg, Max Stulberg
and Sam Weiss. Rabbi William
B. Silverman of the Battle Creek
Temple Beth El gave the invoca-
tion and his blessing. During the
course of the dinner, mention
was made of the rapidly dimin-
ishing membership in the B'nai
, B'rith resulting from induction
into the army. At the present
time 14 of the 62 members have
become a part of the armed
forces, respectively:
Lt. Sam Alpiner, Capt. Jos.
Levy, Lt. Richard Franklin, Pvt.
Fred Weiss, Pvt. Harvey Simrod,
Lt. Kops. Pvt. Saul Shapiro, Pve.
Al Lande, Pvt. Leon Weitz, Pvt.
Herbert Mehler, Pvt. Bill Wolpin,
Pvt. Maurice Bonomo, Pvt. Rob-
ert Hyman, Pvt. Larry Segal.
September 1 • 1942
ZEDAKAH CLUB
The opening meeting of Zeds.
kah Club will take place at th
e
home of Mrs. Nathan Shogain,
16190 Roselawn on Sent, 14 at
1:30 P. M. Members are urged to
attend. Zedakah's war effort work
will be discussed.
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Wishing All our Jewish Friend s
a Happy and Prosperous
New Year!
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BAY CITY NOTES
Robert Jaffe, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Morris Jaffe. again was the
recipient of a scholarship at the
U. of M. this year, having re-
ceived one last year upon com-
pleting his studies at Central
High School.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Tonkin and
(laughter, Sandra, of Lansing
spent the holiday weekend with
friends in this city.
Guests at the J. C. Hirschfield
home over the weekend, included
his son, Robert, who is home
from Dartmouth for ten days,
and Mr. and Mrs. R. Levy and
son, and their father, Mr. Men-
delson of Muskegon, Mich. While
here they were present at the
unveiling of Mrs. J. C. Hirsch-
field's tombstone on Sunday.
Weekend guests of Mr. and
Mrs. H. F. .Anthony were their
sisters, the Misses Harriett, Rose
and Helen Rosenberg of Detroit.
Holiday services at the Temple
will begin at 8:30 on Friday
night, and at the same time at
Temple Abraham.
She'll appreciate a stamp corsage
at A. Z. A. Dance Sunday nite.
HARRY F. KELLY
To My Many Jewi'
Friends Best Wish
for a Happy
New Year
HARRY F.
KELLY
YOUR SECRETAR
OF STATE
MI