Astericim 'apish Periodical Cotter

1943

July 9, 1943

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronic!.

CAN WE WAIT?

In every epoch, through all ages,
Our blood has stained the pages
Of History . .
From the Pharaoh's Egyptian rule
To the beasts of Hitler's school
They hunt us eternally .. •

Fink,
, have
lice at

Trio of Noted Authors To Be Judges in National
Jewish One-Act Playwriting Contest

For geese and ducks
They have a season . .
For pheasants and deer, too . . .
Yet they never found a reason
To include the Jew.

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In this advanced, enlightened age
When millions of us die
Like' sheep in a slaughterhouse:
Democracies—"stand by".

At Bermuda's conference
Decided have our friends
A trio of noted personalities from the literary and dramatic
To find for us a sanctuary . . .
world have been named judges of the national one-act playwriting
When this great war—ends.
contesc on Jewish themes which is being sponsored by Aleph Zadik
Danger looms . . . the beasts Aleph, Bnai Brith youth organization; the Women's Supreme
Council of Bnai Brith; and the American Association for Jewish
destroy;
Education. The judges are (left to right) : Dr. Ludwig Lewisohn,
How can my people wait?
world-renowned author and critic; Mark Schweid, actor, playwright
'When the enemy conquered is,
and director of educational dramatics of the Jewish Education
It may be: "Too late"!
Committee of New York; and Harry Sackler, novelist and play-
—J. C. GOODMAN.
wright. The contest is open to everyone and ends on October 1, 1943,
at which time all entries must be in the national AZA headquarters,
Contributions to the
1003 K Street, N. W., Washington 1, D. C.

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The following have made con
tributions to the Home: Mrs
Sarah Nayer, in memory of hus-
band, Samuel B. Nayer; Mr. and
Mrs. Herman E. Rafelson, in
memory of Julius Jacobson; Mrs.
Herman R. Sable, in honor of re-
covery of sister, Mrs. Fred Fa-
ber; Sam Belkin, donation; David
Neuman, Buffalo, N. Y., in mem-
or of mother, Sarah Neuman; Dr.
and Mrs. M. B. Benyas, in mem-
ory of Esther Silverman; Mrs.
Esther Goldberg, in memory of
Yahrzeits of departed family;
Mrs. Norman Helpent, in memory
of husband, Norman Helpent;
Mrs. Sidney Frank, in memory of
David Oppenheim; Ladies' Friend-
ly Handiwork Club, in honor of
recovery of Samuel HelVer; Sam
Liberson, in memory of Gertrude
Copersmith; Mr. and Mrs. Her-
man S. Prince, in memory of Da-
vid Oppenheim; Mrs. J. E. Gins-
berg, Bay City, Mich., in memory
of mother, Pauline Davis; Irving
Schneider, Flint, Mich., in mem-
ory of mother, Tillie Schneider;
Mr. and Mrs. David S. Friedman,
in memory of David Oppenheim;
Mrs. A. M. Jordan, in memory
of father, Joseph David Finley;
Mrs. Ralph D. Schiller, in mem-
ory of Mrs. Lena Kramer; Mr.
and Mrs. N. Lurie, in memory of
Mrs. Lena Kramer; Mrs. Harry
M. Selker, in memory of father,
Joseph David Finley; John W.
Schneider, in memory of mother,
Tillie Schneider; Mrs. Fay Glantz,
in memory of father, Mordhe; Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Dery, in honor of
Stewart Ginsburg's Bar Mitz-
vah; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bar-
nett, in memory of Harry Brown;
Mrs. Sara Rosen and Joseph
Mailman, Mrs. Fannie Studen,
Millburn, N. J., in memory of
father, Israel-Judah; Miss Anna
Rose Hersh, in memory of mother,
Malke Hersh; Lazarus Rosenthal,
in memory of wife, Rae Rosen-
thal; Clara E. Cohane, donation;
Mrs. A. Small, in memory of
Moses Levenson; Mrs. J. Simon
and daughter Bessie, in memory
of Miss Henrietta Herzberg; Miss
Pearl Tenenbaum, Chicago,
in memory of David Oppenheim;
Mrs. Della Davis, in memory of
mother, Rachel; E. Gross, dona-
tion; Jerry J. Tobias, in memory
of David Oppenheim; N. Brach-
man, in memory of mother, Mi-
chle; Mrs. A. Kaplan, in memory
of son, Eliezer Kaplan; Mrs. Dun-
ner, donation; Mrs. Millie Gallow,
in memory of husband, Ha rris
Gallow.

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HEBREW SCHOOLS

The United Hebrew Sri ools
acknowledge with thanks a con-
tribution from Mr.. and Mrs. Saul
Copin of 11845 LaSalle, in sa-
cred and cherished memory of
the yahrzeit of their dearly be-
loved father, Joseph Finley.

The bachelor has neither joy,
nor blessings, nor good fortune.

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MARRIAGES

At Stein's Lodge

TANENBERG - GOLDSTEIN
Sylvia Goldstein, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Isador Goldstein of
Taylor Ave., became the bride of
Leo Tanenberg, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Ben Tanenberg of Chicago,
at a ceremony performed by Rab-

A jolly week-end was spent by
many Detroiters at Stein's Clover
Lodge, Omens, Mich. Dr. and Mrs.
Harry Sklar spent their second
anniversary there and were de-
lighted with the lovely surprise
party given them by the guests
and staff. Among the gay holiday
week-enders from Detroit were
Mr. and Mrs. M. Feldman and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Haas,
Mr. and Mrs. H. Edelson, Mr.
and Mrs. Margolis and son. The
Joseph Klaskys of Midland and
the Sol Seides of Saginaw also
made merry the week-end at
Stein's.

bi Benjamin Groner on Sunday
evening, June 27, at Pereira's.
The bride wore a gown of
white marquisette with trimming
of lace; her veil was long. Sha
carried a Bible adorned with a
white orchid and streamers of
gardenias and white satin ribbon.
Attending the couple as maid
of honor and best man were
Etta Goldstein, sister of the bride,
and Irving Tanenberg, brother
of the groom.
Among the out-of-town guests
were: Mr. and Mrs. Ben Tanen-
berg, Mr. and Mrs. Irving Tanen-
berg, Miss Dorothy Tanenberg,
Messrs. Joe, Irving and Norman
Tanenberg, - Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Sallin and Mrs. Anna Wingerhoff
of Chicago; Wolf Goldstein and
Mrs. Joseph Berkowitz of Kan-
sas City, and Mr. and Mrs. David
Goldberg of Bridgeport.
A dinner followed the cere-
mony, with reception later. Mr.
and Mrs. Leo Tanenberg will
make their home in Chicago, Ill.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Capp of 2661 Glynn Court announce
MEISNER - RUBIN
the engagement of their daughter, Elaine Sylvia, to Staff Sergt
Mrs. I. Meisner of 3031 Taylor
Maurice J. Fried, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Fried of 2992
Ave. announces the marriage of
Burlingame Ave.
her daughter, Esther Meisner Ru-
Mrs. Eli Elkin of Calvert Ave. announce the engagement of bin, to Joseph Messer, on June
her daughter, Betty, to Lieut. Joseph Utchenick, son of Mr. and 26. They are now residing at
Mrs. Harry Utchenick of Elmhurst Ave. Lieut. Utchenick is now 2472 Highland Ave.
stationed at Camp Hood, Tex.
Mrs. Julia King of Calvert Ave. announces the engagement
ZECHMAN - ISBERG
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Isberg of
of her daughter, Shirley, to Sergt. David L. Wolk, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Jacob Wolk.
Calvert Ave. announce the mar-

SKLAR CLUB

The last regular fleeting of
the Sklar Family Club was held

on June 27 at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. L. Rubin of Fullerton
Ave. On July 5 all members at-
tended a picnic. Corp. George
Maskin is now overseas. Pvt. Har-
vey Barnett is stationed at Van-
derbilt University. Pfc. Seymour
Golden is now at Daniel Field,
Augusta, Ga., and Pvt. Irving
Goldman is at Camp Kohler, Calif.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Zechman
of Pingree Ave. Lieut. and Mrs.
Zechman are temporarily residing
at Pine Camp, Watertown, N. Y.

ARONS - LEVINE
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Levine
of Webb Ave. announce the mar-
riage of their daughter, Huddy,
to Dr. Herbert M. Arons, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Aronstein,
on Saturday, June 26.

riage of their daughter, Bess, to Flowers for all occasions-
Lieut. Manuel Zechman, son of Dexter-Joy, Florist, Tyler 6-6822

• WEDDINGS

July 12—Miss Muriel Steinberg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Julius Steinberg of Byron Ave., to Pvt. William Wetsman, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Wetsman of Chicago Blvd.
July 15—Miss Frances Loewenberg, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Loewenberg of 1495 Virginia Park, to Lloyd Finsilver,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Finsilver of 2725 Boston Blvd.
July 18—Miss Evelyn Gross, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Gross of Sturtevant Ave., to Seymour Feldman, son of Mrs. Ida
Feldman of Boston Blvd. Rabbi Morris Adler will officiate.

For that

• BIRTHS

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June 20—To Pfc. and Mrs. Jerome W. Greenberg (Anne Roth-
enberg) of Grand Ave., a daughter, Donna Sue.
June 26—To Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Tlarwin (Gertrude Max-
man) of East Jefferson Ave. announce a daughter, Margo Lynn.
June 28—To Mr. and Mrs. David M. Moss (Beulah M. Korn)
of 18041 Washburn Ave., a son, Daniel Harvey.
July 4—To Mr. and Mrs. Albert D. Goldstein (Marilyn Frazein)
of Roselawn Ave., a son, Sheldon Jay Alan.
July 3—Mr. and Mrs. Saul Robins (Frances Fineberg) of
18683 Wisconsin Ave., a daughter.

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A GOLD-STAR MOTHER.

My dearest son, it's good to know,
You're happy and we wish you well;
Back here at home, the time goes slow,
There's nothing much to tell;
Father and I are lonesome indeed,
We long for your happy grill;
We do not know just what we need,
We pray that right will win.
We want you home with your jokes and fun,
And with all your pranks and joy ;
The clouds will fade, and we'll see the sun,
The day we see our boy;
All your friends have gone away,
The streets are silent and bare;
There's many a blue star upon display
On the flag above the square.
Yesterday the pattern was changed,
The first Gold Star was placed;
Somebody's life was rearranged,
But nobody was disgraced;
The Gold Star means a boy has died,
But he did his duty well;
His parents, they tell me, were filled with pride,
And so was his girl friend, Belle;
When they told her the news, she didn't cry,
But the tears were sparkling bright;
She said, "I'm sorry," and we heard her sigh
Like a soft breeze in the night.
We know, dear lad, wherever you are,
Today, next week, or next year,
She'll always think of you as a star,
And proudly hold back her tear.
Your father and I will always remember
The life you led so true;
We'll never forget that cold day in December
When you became the Gold among the Blue.

—P3c ARNOLD WISPER.

N. Woodward JWEWO
Beat Ride on Wed., July 14

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• ENGAGEMENTS

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cents for children.
Pack a lunch and come with
your friends is the request of
the committee. Mrs. E. Weisman
and Mrs. Pauline Epps are in
charge of tickets. For informa-
tion and additional tickets, con-
tact Mrs. Weisman, TO. 6-2859,
or Mrs. Epps, UN. 2-7185.
Plans are being formulated
for the 11th annual donor lunch-
eon, to be held on Dec. 7. Mrs.
Pauline Epps is general chair-
man and Mrs. Abraham Gleicher

The North Woodward Branch
of the Jewish Women European
Welfare Organization has com-
pleted arrangements for its an-
nual get-together all day outing
at Bob-Lo Park on Wednesday,
July 14. The boat leaves at 10
o'clock sharp, and those planning
to take the 2 o'clock boat should
get tickets in advance so that
the organization can get credit,
as tickets cannot be sold at thz is co-chairman. Pledges can be
dock after 10 o'clock. Tickets made through the summer months
are 85 cents for adults and 35 by calling Mrs. Morris Sklare,

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