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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE end The Legal Chronicle

-:-CENTER ACTIVITIES -:-

tion and receive training in the
principles of public speaking.
The next meeting of the Talk-
er's Group will be held in the
Library on Thursday, March 18,
The music department of the
at 9:00 p. m. Visitors are wel-
Jewish Community Center is pre- come.
senting a big Purim Festival on

YOUNG ARTISTS TO
BE FEATURED IN
PURIM FESTIVAL

Congress Women Bond Study Group of Music
Study Club Annual
Drive for $500,000 To
Spring Concert Mar. 16
Purchase a Bomber

The annual spring concert of
The Detroit Women's Division
of the American Jewish Congress the Student Group of the Music
is in the midst of a great cam- Study Club will take place on

Hebrew Schools Will
Celebrate Purim

The Feast of Purim, which is
taking place this year on Sun-
day, March 21, will be celebrated
in all the branches of the United
Hebrew Schools in the usual tra-
ditional manner, that is with the
reading of the Book of Esther, by
staging playlets, Purim pageant-
ry, Purim parties and other Pu-
rim features.
Shalach-Mones, or the exchange
of gifts among the pupils, is one
of the features of the Purim
celebration. Each child brings a
gift for some other child in his
class, and in exchange he receives
a gift from one of the members
of his class.

paign to sell $500,000 maturity March 16 in the Grinnell Audi-
value in United States War Say- told= at 8:30, it was announced
ings Bonds. This amount signifies by Bernard Katz, president.
Sunday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock,
This event of the club has been
the amount necessary to purchase
March 21.
1
atured for many years. The
a bomber which will be inscribed
Mrs. Abraham Cooper, chair-
with the name of the American senior group will meet that night
As part of the better world we Jewish Congress of Detroit.
at the anditorium so that till
Mrs. Samuel A. Singer, cha'r-
are all dreaming. about for the fu-
have an Opportunity to hear
Lure, Mothers' Club members are man of the bond (hive, announces Detroit's future musicians. Des-
that
strides
have
been
made
to-
preparing to use their voice and
pite the war's effect on the mem-
influence for the passage of more wards this goal but that all mem- bership of the group, the program
liberal and just laws. With these bers and friends of the Congress promises to be as fine as ever.
it; mind, the slogan for the must redouble their Gas in order Details supervised in the past by B. & P. Auxiliary Bnai
month of March is "Know Your to insure success of the drive.
I'vt. Robert Hisrch will be as- Brith Event on March 14
The campaign must he com- sumed by the group sponsor, Mrs.
Legislators!"
pleted by March 17 which marks 1. Mendelssohn.
Business & Professional Wo-
CALENDAR:
the 69th birthday of Dr. Stephen,
Muriel Moscowitz will play a men's Auxiliary B'nai B'•ith will
Northwest Study Club, Monday, S. Wise in whose honor the na-
Bach Partita; Robert Werner :A hold their donor luncheon March
March 15, 8:00 p. m.--Jewish
tion wide $8,000,000 campaign Bernard Katz, the "Coronation 14 at 12:30 p. m. at the Book
Community Center, Woodward at is being held.
Cadillac Hotel.
Scene" from "Boris Goudonov''
Holbrook.
This event is the outstanding
All members are urged to con- by Moussorgsky, and a Schubert
Young Women's Study Club, tRct. friends and make every pos-
occasion of the year, and it is
"Fantasie";
Sheldon
Sandweiss,
a
Tuesday, March 16, 1:30 p,
through this fund raising affair
sible effort to make this campaign
—Northwest Branch, Lawton at a success. A telephone call to the Chopin Polonaise; Eileen Resnick that it is able to take care of
will play the violin selections,
Tyler.
its charitable projects.
Congress Office at 527 Barium
Linwood-Dexter Club, Tuesday, Tower. Randolph 7550, will bring "Leibesfreud" by Kriesler and
An afternoon of entertainment
March 16, 1:30 p. m.—Bnai a bond sales person to your home "Malaguena" by Sarabaste; Leah awaits those who attend.
Moshe Synagogue, Dexter at Law- oc checks may be mailed to this Crohn will sing the Mozart "Porgi
Amor" and a Schumann Leiden.
rence.
office and your bond will be
Davison-Oakman Club, Tuesday, trailed directly to you. Checks Florence Weintraub, a mezzo-so-
March 16, 8:00 p. m.—Nortb- should be made payable to the prano, will sing a duet with Miss
Crohn and two solo numbers.
west Branch, Lawton at Tyler.
Federal Reserve Bank.
Admission is free and all in-
Woodward Club, Wednesday,
terested are urged to attend.
March
17,
1:30
p.
m.—Jewish
BETTY KOWALSKY
A meeting of the club will take
Community Center, Woodward it
place on Friday. March 12, at the
man of the Center music com- Holbrook.
home of Miss Barbara Weinberg.
COMING EVENTS:
mittee announces that at this af-
on 16546 Wildemere, at 8 :1 5
They really are the most delicious
Annual Purim Masquerade Ball On Monday, March 15 at 1:30 o'clock.
fair young artists will be given
muffins that ever melted a pat of but-
(honoring
United
Nations).
Wed-
p.
m.,
at
the
Jewish
Home
fo"
a chance to show their talents.
ter! Made with crisp, toasted shreds
of KELLOGG'S ALL-BRAN, they have a
Leah Crohn, young soprano, nesday evening, March 24, at the A ,, e(1. the Women's Auxiliary w ill
texture and flavor that have made
Jewish
Community
Center,
8904
hold
its
annual
meeting.
Mrs.
M.
Betty Kowalsky and Kurt Saffir,
them famous all over America.
thirteen-year-old pianists, and Jo- Woodward. Prizes for best United J. Greenberg, president, will pre-
seph Silverstein, ten-year-old vio- Nations costumes. side.
Kellogg's All-Bran Muffins
Mrs. David Kliger, chairman
linist, will be soloists. Mahri Co-
cup milk
2 tablespoons
of the nominating committee, will
shever, well known (lancer front SCHOLARSHIP FUND
1 cup flour
shortening
present the slate of officers for
Public examinations are being % cup corn syrup
Windsor, with her group of young CONTRIBUTION RECEIVED
1h teaspoon salt
the ensuing year, and will install held each Sunday morning in 1 egg
21h teaspoons
(lancers will perform on this pro-
baking powder'
The Center has received the the new officers. Mrs. Morris Ad- several of the branches of the 1 cup Kellogg's
gram. The Center Symphony Or-
All-13ran
United Hebrew Schools. These ex-
, chestra, under the direction of following contributions for its ler will be the guest speaker.
corn syrup
and
Cream shortening
Members are urged to attend aminat'ons are instituted mainly
Julius Chajes will play a He- Art Scholarship fund from Mrs.
and prospective new members I n r c for the purpose of acquainting the thoroughly; add egg and beat well.
Dora
Goldman,
Miami
Beach,
in
.. brew rhapsody by Braslaysky, and
Stir in All-Bran and milk, let soak
invited.
parents with the progress of their
until most of moisture is taken up.
the "Nora" (Palestinian Dance) memory of Mrs. Rubenstein, and
A joint meeting of the board of children. While members of the
from
Mrs.
May
Goldman
and
Mr.
Sift flour with salt and baking pow-
by Julius Chajes.
directors and the members of the Board of Education and officers
and
Mrs.
Emil
Stern
of
Detroit
der; add to first mixture and stir only
The festival will close with the
executive
and
good
cheer
com-
until
flour disappears. Fill greased
of the school are generally in-
singing of Purim songs as well in memory of Abe Koplay.
muffin pans two-thirds full and bake
mittees of the Auxiliary was held vited to these examinations, this
as well known Palestinian songs
in moderately hot oven (400" F.)
on 'Wednesday, March 10 at 1:30 is principally a parent-pupil pro-
tinder the leadership of Mr. Frederich Sweet to Speak
about 30 minutes. Yield: 8 large muf-
p. m. at the home of Mrs. S. ject.
For
B.
&
P.
Women's
Group
fins, 3 inches in diameter, or 12 small
Chajes.
Levison, of Lawrence Ave. Joint
Muffins, 2 , 4 inches in diameter.
So
far
examinations
were
held
Admission will be by ticket
The next spec - er for the Busi- hostesses with Mrs. Levison were in the Philadelphia-Byron School.
which may be secured free of
ness and Profe. Tonal Women's Mrs. K. Faudem and Mrs. R. the David W. Simons School and
charge prior to the day of the
group will be F derick Sweet, Schulhof.
the Rose Sittig Cohen Branch.
festival at the Center office.
who is educational .presentative
The teachers who arranged the
of the UAW-CIO. Mr. Sweet will Sabbath League to Hold
examinations are as follows; Ab-
Dr. Brumbaugh Guest
speak on "The Voteless Millions Membership Lunch Mar. 23 raham Schachter, Louis Panush,
At Book Chat March 15
of the South." Refreshments will
Abram Twersky, M. Gordon, Miss
be served.
On Tuesday, March 23. the Leah Pike, A. Panush, I. Soref,
Dr. Thornton T. Brumbaugh,
The meetings have been chang- Sabbath League will hold its "paid
executive director of the Detroit ed from Thursday evening to up" membership luncheonette for and Mrs. A. Roberg. Examinations
are being planned in the classes
Council of Churches, will be the Monday at 7:30 p. m.
all members at 12:30 in the of Joseph Haggai, J. Cashdan,
guest of the Book Chat group at
Shaarev Zedek. The four children Miss Mary Gold. Miss Faye Shuld-
for Instani*, dry cleaning.
the Jewish Community Center on Meetings Changed Front
who will be winners in the essay man, and D. Schakney.
In these days of long hours
Monday, March 15, at 8:30 p. m.
Monday to Thursday
contest will be presented and will
The principals who arranged
Dr. Brumbaugh will review "Re-
of employment and hard
_present their winning essays.
the examinations are S. Kasdan,
port From Tokio," by Joseph C.
wear on clothes, dry clean-
Lectures, concerts, and danc- Miss Winifred Goldberg will he of the David W. Simons Branch,
Grew, who was the United States ing are some of the activities war solo'st and will present a program
ing takes Its place In
Morris Lachover of the Philadel-
Ambassador to Japan until the workers and out-of-towners enjoy of Yiddish songs.
phia-Byron Branch, and Mr. A. J.
maintaining
American
beginning of the war. Dr. Brum- on Sunday afternoons at the Jew-
Mrs. A. O. Barsky will be in Lachover of the Rose Sittig Cohen
standards of living.
baugh lived in Japan for a num- ish Community Center.
charge of hospitality and she will School.
ber of years and is well-quali-
An entertainment committee be assisted by Mrs. S. Wieser.
Avoid the Spring Cleaning
fied to speak on Japan and its functions to arrange special pro-
Peak by having your
grams and to assist as hostesses.
people.
cleaning done early.
Book chats at the Jewish Com-
The weekly meetings which
munity Center are arranged in have been changed from Monday
(Continued from Page 4)
conjunction with the Utley to Thursday are social and recre-
Branch of the Detroit Public Li- ational affairs and all war work-
a sermon. But wasn't there any-
brary, and are open to the pub- ers and out-of-towners are in-
The fourth lecture in a series
thing but sorrou and lamentation
lie without charge.
vited.
The Prophets of Israel" will be
in the prospect of Jewish life?
Week Ending
He had heard a phrase he liked given by Rabbi Morris Adler at
20
Talkers Group to Meet
—"the good life." Yes, he said, the Late Friday Evening Service
On Thursday, March 18
that was it. That's what rabbis of Congregation Shaarey Zedek
should talk about. How to make March 19 at 8:15 p. m. Cantor
The Talkers' Group meets regu-
a good life out of being a Jew. Jacob 13. Sonenklar will officiate.
p larly
at the Jewish Community
That was the whole thing. They The lecture will be entitled "The
Center on Thursday evening at
turn on the voices of international Message of the Prophets" and
The
Religious
School
of
Con-
9:00 o'clock. Edward Emerich,
prophets and fill the synagogue will deal with the system of ideals
gregation
B'nai
Moshe
will
pre-
leader of the group, announces
with gloom. Never a work, though, and values which are associated
that new members are invited. sent its annual Purim pageant on for him, Zilch, and how out of be- with the prophetic contribution.
The group is open to all adults. Sunday afternoon, March 21 ing a Jew he can make a good Each lecture in the series is a
men and women, who are inter- promptly at 2:30.
and happy life .. . "Don't rabbis unit and seeks to present one
Beautifully Cleaned.
On the program will he an exist for people like me, to show specific aspect of the subject.
ested in discussing current prob-
lems. Members have an opportun- orig . nal Purim operetta, written me the way to go. If not, what
This service has been set aside
ity to engage in social conversa- by three students of the Religious are they really for? I want to feel to honor the Jewish Girl Scout
School. The co-authors are Myron
when 1 leave the syna- Troops of Detroit. Girl Scout
ocii-,:cr,s.c:in-is-a-a-acsragsata-iXontr.1-CH) and Roy Arons and Lawrence braver
Troop No. 47 of Shaarey Zedek
gogue.
for pick-up and delivery
Pernick.
SO he likes to tune in on Sam will serve as host at the service
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or visit the neatest
A costume arade depicting the Lapidas on the appointed night. and at the social hour. The fol-
Famous alorie
characters
of
the
Purim
saga
has
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When Sam Lapidas conies on, lowing troops will participate:
been arranged with prizes for the Jewish life no longer looks like a Troops 155, 219, 239, 220, 265,
best costumes.
hopeless doom. That story of the 313. Parents of Girl Scouts are
The public is cordially invited Jew who was trying to ring the cordially invited to be present.
to attend. Tickets may be pur- doorbell with his arms full of
• chased at the door, 25c for adults packages! There's laughter in the
No man completes his life,
• and 15c for children.
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Jewish life of Sam Lapidas. It's without having more than half of
The pageant is under the direc- a pleasure for a Jew to he with his wishes unfulfilled.
MADE TO ORDER
• tion of Miss Leah Levitt; scenery Sam Lapidas . . 'Do you blame
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Cleaned and Repaired
and costumes are under the di- me for listening to him rather?
rection of Miss Cyril Aronson.
I'm not saying anything against
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