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Michigan Synagogue
Conference Calls for
War Bonds Appeals

In this Milchemeth Mitzvo, in
this war to defeat the enemy of
Israel, the enemy of America, and
the ellenlY of mankind, it is our
solemn duty to participate in all
erotic to achieve the victory.
In addition to manpower, we
need money power. We must pro-
vide the man on the battlefield
with a mmunition. Our government
asks us to make our investments
in War Bonds. It is a most at-
tractive investment. For every
$3 you invest in War Bonds you
receite $4 at the time of matur-
ity.
In the name of the Michigan
Synagogue Conference, we ask you
to pause during services to call
for pledges from all your wor-
shippers to buy War Bonds—to
buy for themselves and their
childrens' freedom.
According to present plans
made by the Union of Orthodox
Congregations of America, ap-
peals for War Bonds pledges will
be made before Yiskor on Shimini
Atzereth in all Shuls throughout
the country.
Call our office for more infor-
mation to help you plan a suc-
cessful campaign to aid our gov-
ernment and our sons in the bat-
tlefield.
With greetings for a happy
new year and victory for the cause
of freedom, we are
Sincerely yours,
MICHIGAN SYNAGOGE
CONFERENCE,
MORRIS MOHR,
President,
RABBI JOSHUA SPERKA
Secretary.
The above appeal was sent to
all rabbis and officers of Detroit
and Michigan congregations.

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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

Mizrachi Sisters of
Zion Luncheon Dec. 8

The Sisters of Zion Mizrachi
will sponsor the sixth annual
donor luncheon, on Tuesday, Dec.
8, in the social hall of Congrega-
tion Shaarey Zedek.
Mrs. Abraham Caplan is chair-
man of this affair.
For information call the reser-
vation chairman, Mrs. Isaac Shet-
zer, Townsend 8-8477.
The next meeting will be held
by the chapter, on Wednesday,
Oct. 7, at 1 p. m. , at the Shaarey
Zedek. Important matters will be
discussed.
Miriam Bernstein, talented
daughter Of Drs. Albert and May
Bernstein, will provide the enter-
tainment.
Members and friends are invited
to attend.

Michigan Federation of
Temple Sisterhoods
Convention in Pontiac

Sessions to be Held at
Temple Beth Jacob Oct. 7

The Michigan State Federation
of Temple Sisterhoods will hold
a convention Oct. 6 and 7 in
Pontiac with headquarters at
Temple Beth Jacob. Mrs. Jerome
Folkman of rand Rapids, presi-
dent of the State Federation,
will preside at the business ses-
sion. Members of the Pontiac
group who will act on the execu-
tive committee in charge of ar-
rangements are: Mrs. Herman B.
Stenbuck, Mrs. Saul J. Brink-
rant, Mrs. Harold Goldberg and
Mrs. Gerald Walker.
Committee chairmen have been
appointed as follows: housing,
Mrs. Ben Swimmer; hospitality,
Graduation Exercises to Mrs. Wm. Present; registration,
Mrs. Walter Warshawer; board
Be Held at Shaarey
breakfast, Mrs. Norman Buckner;
pages and properties, Mrs. Harry
Zedek on Simchas Torah Arnkoff; banquet, Mrs. Abe La-
pides; luncheon, Mrs. Jules Fish-
The tradition established some er; twilight service, Mrs. Eric
years ago of holding the junior Friedland; tea, Mrs. Sam Benson;
graduation exercises in connec- transportation, Mrs. J. Meyer;
tionwith the Simchas Torah badges and supplies, Mrs. M.
Service will be continued this Kaplan; convention typist, Mrs.
year.
The boys and
girls Al Rosenberg; publicity, Mrs.
who have completed the eighth Robert Moore; telephone, Mrs. L.
grade in the Shaarey Zedek
Leiberkind.
ligious School will be graduated
The banquet on Tuesday eve-
at these services. Dr. A. M. ning, Oct. 6, and the luncheon,
Hershman and Rabbi Morris Ad- Wednesday, Oct. 7 will be held
let• will be in charge of the corn- at the Elks Temple.
mencement exercises and Cantor
Mrs Norman Buchner will
Jacob H. Sonenklar will lead the open her home for the breakfast
group in Simchas Torah selec- for the members of the board of
tions. Bernice Adler, Shirley Dun- the State Federation. The theme
itz and Ruthven Simons will of the convention is "Servi.n
speak for the graduates. Morris Through Sisterhood."
H. Blumberg, president of the
synagogue, and Harry Cohen.
vice-president, will participate in Temple Israel Youth
awarding the diplomas and
scholarship prizes. The young Symposium Opens Oct. 9
people who will receive their
Home Relief Dinner
diplomas on this occasion are The youth symposium of Tem-
Dance on October 25
now enrolled in the ninth grade. pie Israel opens next Friday
which marks the beginning of night, Oct. 9, at the Sabbath Eve
The regular September meet- their high school work. Parents services of the congregation in
ing of the Home Relief Society and friends of the graduates are the lecture hall of the Detroit
was held on Monday, Sept. 28 at cordially invited to attend. Institute of Arts. Conducted by
The graduates are: Florence the officers of the Young People's
the home of Mrs. Samuel B.
Danto of Chicago Blvd. Mrs. A bromovich, Bernice Adler, Stud- Club of Temple Israel, the youth
Maxwell Emitter, president of the don H. Applefield; Janet Arfa, symposium will convene after
organization welcomed the mem- Frederick Barnett, Lester Becher, the service to discuss the prob-
bers and guests and presided over Molly Berman, Miriam Bernstein, lems raised, by Rabbi Fram's sec-
the important meeting that fol- Milton Berry, Gloria Bloom, David mon and other questions of in-
lowed. Reports were read by Mrs. Burnstine, Dorothy Clayman, Bar- terest to youth. Ben Desenberg.
Ralph Levy, chairman of the bara Cohen, Adele Cowitz, Con- president of the Young People's
Ways and Means dinner-dance stance Croll, Jean Bette Curtis, Club will preside at the sympos-
committee and of the year book Joan Davidoff, Shirley Dunitz, ium next Friday night.
Geraldine Feldman, Arlene Bev-
The subject of Rabbi Fram's
chairman, Mrs. Max Rosenfeld.
Mrs. Jean L. Meyers announced e•ly Fenton, Shirley Feuring, sermon will be a review of W.
Frazer, Jerrold
Fried- M. Kiplinger's book "Washington
that she is taking memoriams and David
any one desiring to remember a man, Lillian Fuhrer, Toby Gertz- Is Like That," with special at-
departed relative or friend by man. Daniel Gilbert, Marjorie tention to the issues raised by
placing a memoriam in the year Glasier, Peter Globerson, Betty the chapter entitled "Jews in
book may do so by calling North- Goldberg, Pearl Gottlieb, Estelle Government."
Green, Helen Grossfeld, Florence
All who attend the Friday
lawn 2935.
For those who wish to • earn Grossman, Helene Gurian Sher- night services of Temple Israel
Harris, Lila Hertzberg, Rhoda are invited by the sisterhood to
their pledge, there is now a win
Horwitz, Eleanor Jacobs, Marvin remain for a social hour in the
rummage store available and res-
ervations for the use of the store Jacobs, Norma Joslove, Shirley rornanesque hall of the Institute
Marilyn Kallman, Martin Kohlen- and after the social hour to join
is being taken by calling Mrs. berg, Reva
Kolodney, Elaine the Young People in the sympos-
Charles Harris, Tyler 6-7791.
Krell, Harriet Latt, Alice Lazar, ium.
Proceeds from the dinner-dance Hannah Levin, Ilene Mason,
The Young People's Club will
which is to be held on Sunday, Luane Mittenthal, Robert New-
hold its regular meeting next
Oct. 25 at the Book-Cadillac man.
Sunday, Oct. 4, at 3 P. M., in
Hotel is to be used for the needy
Hinda Penfil, Joanne Prince,
families. Proceeds from this af- Betty Reitzin, Barbara Rhineston, the meeting room of Temple Is-
fair will also be used for various Phillis Sydney Robinson, Peggy rael at No. 14 Boulevard Build-
war efforts that the organization Rosenberg, Susan Jane Rosen- ing (on the first floor). A rich
is participating in.
berg, Helen Reva Rosenbloom, program of U.S.O. work and edu-
Mrs. Samuel Arkin, war effort Shirley Pearl Rott, Stanley Sato- cational and recreational activi-
Schaeffer, Bluma ties will be announced. All young
chairman announced that on Mon- vsky, Rita
day, Oct. 5 the Home Relief So- Schreiber, Dolores Schrieberman, people are welcome to attend.
ciety will be hostess at the U.S.O. Rita Schwartz, Sylvia Schwartz, Yizkor Services
On Saturday morning, Oct. 3,
Center. Anyone wishing to donate Edith Shapiro, Liane Sidde•,
sandwiches for the Center call Ruthven Simons, Annette Sklar, Temple Israel will hold Yizkor
Esther Sklar, Marilyn Sklar, Car- or memerial services in the lec-
Mrs. Arkin, Hogarth 2213.
Pledges for the dinner-dance oline Smerling, Marilyn Stone, ture hall of the Detroit Institute
are being taken by Mrs. Anna Estelle Torgow, Beverly Trager, of Arts.
The ceremony of the blessing
Moss, pledge chairman, Townsend Arnold Wallace, Beverly Wasser-
man, Bernice Weingarden, Joyce of the children will be a feature
I:-7394.
The regular weekly meeting Weiss, Leonard J. Wine, Miriam of the Shemini Azereth services
\+ill be held on Wednesday at Wolrauch, Eleanor Gail Yarrows. on this morning. All the children
of the ages of four and five just
I :30 P. M. at the home of Mrs.
entering the religious school of
Ralph Levy, Lawrence Ave. All
Temple Israel will come to the
members are urged to attend
altar bearing flowers and receiv-
Saul
Rubino
Noted
this meeting to turn their pledges
ing the blessing of the Rabbi.
and ads in.
Artist, Detroit Guest
Another feature of the service
will be the ceremony in which
Saul Rubino, eminent Los An-
geles artist is a guest in Detroit. one
of the older
men
the con-
B. & P. Auxiliary Bnai
regation
delivers
the of Torah
to
He plans several exhibits of his a representative of the younger
Brith Fashion Show
work.
generation. David Osnos, son of
During his stay here he can be Mr. and Mrs. Max Osnos, will
The Business and Professional reached at Tyler 6-0664.
speak for the younger genera-
He has had one man exhibits
Women's Auxiliary of Bnai Brith
of his paintings, lithographings
%%ill hold a fashion show Sunday, of
Oct. 4 at 2 P. M. in the Jade and drawings in Hollywood, San
Room of the Detroit Leland Ho- Diego and San Francisco where
NEW LAW FIRM
tel. Professional models will show he was highly praised.
Herman
A. Schmier, Abe A.
the very latest models in coats,
A portfolio of his lithographs
suits, furs, dresses and accessor- was purchased by the Detroit Schmier, Sidney J. Karbel and
ies. Paid-up members admitted Free Jewish Communal, and the Herbert M. Eiges, announce the
formation of the law firm of
free. Non-members 35 cents ad- Art Institute.
He is a native of Odesa and Schmier, Karbel and Eiges, for
mission. Members wishing to pay
their dues are requested to conic has been active in Zionist Bnai the general practice of law.
earlier. A splendid entertainment Brith and Shaary organizations Offices in suite 3605 Barium
on the west coast. Tower, Cadillac 1070.
program has been planned.

Gifts to North End Clinic

In memory of Mrs. Pauline
Raffman, Mr. and Mrs. J. B.
Neiman, Mr. and Mrs. Smitt, Mrs.
Hattie Sloman; in memory of
Mrs. Bertha Gross by Mr. and
Mrs. J. B. Neiman; in memory
of Miss Berdie Steinberg from
Mr. and Mrs. Saul Copin; in
memory of Samuel Almug from
Dr. and Mrs. Samson S. Witten-
berg; in honor of the birth of
Marilyn Dann from Dr. and Mrs.
Samson S. Wittenberg; in mem-
ory of Richard Ullman from Mrs.
A. Ermann and Miss Marcia Er-
mann ; in memory of Mrs. Sarah
Granet from Mr. and Mrs. Joe
S. Strifling and Harry Fisher; in
honor of the birthday of Nate
S. Shapero from Judge and Mrs.
Charles C. Simons and Mr. and
Mrs. Max Smitt; in memory of
Albert Hanan from Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur A. Caplan.

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