October 29, 1943 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE nd The Legal Chronicle a 2 .:-CENTER ACTIVITIES-:- NHJC of Denver Theater Party Oct. 30 An especially fine program will health services have been added be presented by the Detroit Mothers' Club Calendar to the existing program on Tues- League of the N. H. J. C., Oct. day and Thursday evenings from 30, 8:30 p. m., in the auditor- 7 to 10:30 p. in. The new services MEETINGS: Northwest Study Club—Mon- will include the electric heat cabi- day, Nov. 1, 8 p. m., at the Jew- net, ultra-violet ray lamp, and ish Community Center. a half-hour massage, and will be Young Women's Study Club, ,. available for sub-senior, senior Tuesday, Nov. 2, 1:30 p. m " at and adult women. Mrs. Benjamin Jaffe, chairman the Jewish Community Center. In- stallation of officers and recep- of the Women's Health Club Com- mittee, urges all girls interested tion. Woodward Club — Wednesday, in this new program to call Nov 3, 1:30 p. m., at the Jewish Madison 8400 immediately for ap- pointments, since Community Center. • facilities • • Davison Club—Thursday, Nov. limited. 4, 8 p. m., at the Workmen's Cir- cle, Linwood at Burlingame. Rabbi Sperka To Address Women Sabbath League First Issue of Center News To Appear Nov. 5 Monday, Nov. 1, at 12:30 a Su walker Independent Association Served at USO Henry Sweeney Is Candidate for Council Suwalker Independent Progres- On His Fine Record e sive Association served at th public life in the Downtown USO on Monday, Oct. Few men in 18. In addition to the 1,200 sand- city of Detroit have as the same amount of experience to public affairs as does councilman Henry wiches served, 40 home baked Sweeny. Mr. Sweeny is a grad- cakes and also milk were offered S. el Institute of Teh- to the service men. Mrs. Lee uate of anDdrexTemple University of nology Gladstone acted as chairman and Philadelphia, Penna., as well iv was assisted by the following: Mesdames Sam Bassin, Isadore Danto, Sam Danto, J. J. Fine- gold, Alex Gottlieb, Harry Heck- er, Norman Kagan, Frank Mark- son, Sam Tintenfish, Sam Bielan, Harry Jacobs, Max Dante, Irv- ing Efros, M. Epstein, Joseph Gladstone, Samuel Gottlieb, Dave Kagan, Sam Krause, Henry Smol- inski, S. Syers, Albert Marx, Harry Danto, Morris Rosenbloom. F. Rosenthal, Julius Danto and complimentary luncheon meeting of the Women's League for Sab- bath Observance will take place at Pe•iera's Hall, Dexter and Boston Blvd. Rabbi J. S. Sperka will be the guest speaker and he will talk on "Ours Is the Challenge." Mrs. Abraham Caplan will give reports on the major developments in the field of Sabbath Observance. Mrs. Israel Kaplan is in charge of hospitality. Mrs. A. 0. Baisky, membership chairman, announces 100 new members have enrolled in the organization. MRS. CARL SHALIT Mrs. The Alex supervisors' Elson. schedule at M ium of the Art Institute. Mrs. the Downtown USO is as follows: ons: Carl Shalit and Mrs. Carl S. Afterno r month: First Monday every HENRY S. SWEENY Schiller, chairmen of arrange- ments, advised that the feature Mrs. Louis Davidson, 19563 Can- H. picture to be shown will be one terbury, Un. 2-6405; Mrs. S. of the outstanding productions of Levy, 18975 Fairfield, Un. 2-6725. the University of Michigan. His the year, and in addition, news- Second Monday every month: first public expirience was gained reels and shorts will be shown. Mrs. Emanuel Weil, 331 Coving- as Prosecuting Attorney of Em- arx, 17315 met Co unty, Michig an. s in 1937 he election Aaron Silberblatt and Robert Et- ton; Mrs. David M At the city Common Conn- linger will lead community sing- Kentucky, Un 1-2643. Third Monday, every month: was elected to the been elected to ing, and Mr. Ettinger will render several solos, accompanied by Mrs. Manley Sprague, 3227 Ful- cil. He has since Miss Rachel Hinman, organist lerton, To. 8-6320; Mrs. Samuel that office twice and is now com- affiliated with the Detroit Con- Aaron, 3015 Glendale, To. 7-1755. pleting his sixth year as a member servatory of Music. Mrs. Joseph Fourth Monday every month: of our City Council. In the recent Grand Jury inves- B. Slatkin, TO. 8-6887, and Mrs. Mrs. Ben Isner, 3728 Tyler, To. ONEG SHABBAT OCT, 30 Saturday, Oct. 30 at 2:30 p. m. Al Koffman, TY. 5-1489, are 8-2776; Mrs. Sam Gross, 3004 tigation councilmen would at the Taylor and Woodrow Wil- 5th Monday: Mrs. Aaron Silver- qualified that there was mights um doubt quor son Synagogue, an Oneg Shah- Mrs. Louis Davidson, general busines the chairman advises that Mrs. Samuel blatt, 17147 Muirland, Un. 1-5550' at one time that at bat will be sponsored by the Wom- Councilman Sweeny m an's League for Sabbath Observ- L. Goldman, 2752 Boston Blvd. Mrs. Harry L. Jackson, 26023 remain to conduc of the in- W., and Mrs. Carl S. Schiller, Hendrie, Huntington Woods, RO• of ance. was the City, n the fires quisition and came out unscathed Rabbi Max Kirshblum will be 18173 Woodingham Dr., will be at 2496. Workers' Hostesses Plan the guest speaker of the after- home all day Monday, Nov. 1, to Evenings: First Monday every month: and with an enhanced reputation Social for Sunday, Oct. 21 noon. Rabbi Kirshblum is national receive the proceeds for tickets for h onesty, integrity, and faith- C ful servi ce. secretary of Mizrachi. sold by the members of the De- Mrs. Louis Davidson, 19563 . an- H. The War Workers' Hostesses executive terbury, Un. 2-6405; Mrs. S Songs will be sung by the children are planning their next social on of Young Israel Story Hour. The troit League. Levy, 18975 Fairfield, Un. 2-6725. Rosenberg To Be Sunday, Oct. 31, from 4 to 6 Second Monday every month: Aaron public is invited. JWEWO Guest Speaker s Sisters of Zion Mizrachi Le p. m., at the Jewish Community Mrs. John Fraser, 4301 1 Leslie, dman, Center. Miss Florence Wilkins, Ho. 5763; Mrs. I. B. Frie To Hold Donor Luncheon A special meeting of the Jew- • hairman of the entertainment Ladies' Auxiliary of 61 Lawrence, o. - On Oct. 25, Mrs. Herman F. Third Monday every month: ish Women 's Eruopean Orm- committee, has directed members Mlawer Umgegend v. Clements, zation will be held Monday, No A T l Ave., t Moses, f oayor ve., was hostess c ivi t ies in a skit which wi ll be presented Verein Pl an A Da. 3992; Mrs. 4211 Joseph Frank, 1, at the Congregation B'nai J. Friedman, at this party. The latest dance The Ladies ' Auxiliary of the at a breakfast meeting, to the Mrs. records will be used and Butzel Mlawer Umgegend Verein is pre- board of directors, of the Sisters 1120 Chicago Blvd., To. 8-4423. Moshe, Dexter and Lawrence, at in cabaret Fourth Monday every month: 1 p. of Zion Mizrachi. Hall b e decorated At in. this meeting final arrange- style. will Refreshments will be served, paring for a year of intensive ac- Plans were discussed fo r the increased rs. Ben Isner, 3728 Tyler, To. h workers and their friends tivities to meet the to be held , ke b annual donor luncheon the Chapter, on Wednesday, 8-2776; Mrs. Roy Sarasohn, 18485 ments will be made for the Sun- 24t needs of the moment and to needs annual banquet to be given y ma are invited to attend these weekly e tenth year of the V erein's . • Miss Frances day, Nov. 7, at the Fort Wayne . Dec 15 in the auditorium of the Pennington, su ccessful M Un. d • 2-6420. socials. exi Marx, 2668 Glynn Ct., To. 8- Hotel. The annual donor event will Shaarey Zedek. the chair- Mrs. Sam Osnos is esdames A well known speaker will ad 6055; Miss Herma Berg, 2668 support of a refugee child in I. Auditions for Dance * ted by M Palestine in memory of depart- dress the au tence. Group To Be Held An entertaining program is be- Glynn Ct., To. information 8-6055. For further please Israel and Seder. Mr. Aaron Rosenberg will be Applications for auditions for ed Lena is Zemon; besides a with Chai a ing arranged by the' Cultural call Mrs. H. J. L. Frank, vice group being formed, the guest speaker. the dance group of the Jewish fourteen - year - old boy, Philip chairman. chairman, To. 8-6936. For more information please Community Center are now being Shear heading the list. The annual donar event will call the following: Mrs. J. H. taken. The dance group creates RE-ELECT and performs its own compass- take place on Wednesday, Feb. 2 Kunin, luncheon chairman, Tyler lions, and this year will plan to at the Wilshire. The committee is 4-2481; Mrs. A. D. Markson, res- COUNCILMAN give recitals for community groups under the chairmanship of Mrs. creation chairman, Tyler 6-0159; as Both well as men Center and audiences, women are need- Joe Kasmen. For information, or Mrs. E. Abrams, president, contact Mrs. Kasmen at Town- Tyler 7-5733. The next regular meeting will ed in the performing group. Miss send 87313. women's - be held on Tuesday Nov. 2, at Edith Muskin, director, The Ladies Auxiliary is k eep • Former Governor of Michigan health that pre- vious education, training is stated necessary for ing in touch with the boys of 1 P. in. at the Shaarey Zedek. It • Former Mayor of Alpena admittance to the group. Appli- the members in service through will be and an open meeting. Mem- friends are urged to • Former Regent, U. of M. cants should apply to Miss Mus- t he efforts of Hattie Klayman bers attend. A Progressive and Liberal Leader Idn at Madison 8400. of the Hattie an Soldier and Mrs. Sam Cherry, chairman Preferred Candidate, Det. Citizen's League Mlawer Verein To Boy Club. The chairman of the Auxiliary Hold Card Party New Health Services is Mrs. A. Shanborn. Added to Program The Mlawer Umgegend Verein --_ under the chairmanship of Israel In response to a large demand MRS. from the membership of the Jew- NORMAN Oct. Burnstein and Joe Greenbaum, _ r, new aged 59, ADAH died on G. Wednesday, Conte - 5 - - will hold a card party on Wed- ish community C For Protection! LaSalle Blvd. Funeral services day evening, Nov. 10, at the were held from Gilbert's Funeral Women's Educational.Center. The Home on Delaware Ave., Rabbi B. chairmen are urging a large at- For Beauty! Benedict Glazer officiating. Inter- tendance so as to swell the funds ment took place at the Woodmere of the Verein for the necessary Cemetery. activities. At the last social meeting, Mrs. Norman was born in Lon- don, England, and had lived in De- sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. L. Window Shade Co. troit for the past 55 years. She Fabian and on Mr. and Mrs. Joe the occasion of was a member of Temple Beth El Greenbaum and of the sisterhood for over 35 the marriage of their respective WINDOW SHADES years. Mrs. Norman was a sister children, the Verein has purch- MADE TO ORDER of the late Louis J. Goldberg af- ased upwards of $22,000 worth Cleaned and Repaired ter whom the Goldberg School of war bonds. - The Verein has pledged itself was named, and of Hiram C. LINOLEUM to the support of two refugee of 13 Goldberg, who was president Preserve and protect your hard-to-replace up- the City of Detroit Board of children, besides the two children Inlaid and Battleship Education at the time of his de- being taken care of by the La- Rugs and Furniture holstered furniture. Have them Vitalize craned, misc. The Goldberg Athletic Field dies Auxiliary. the exclusive quality process that thoroughly re- The Mlawer are also hard at VENETIAN BLINDS situated between Hastings and St. moves accumulated dust and grease and helps work on their plans to celebrate five Drapery Hardware Antoine Sts. and covering prolong their life by restoring beauty to the city blocks was named in his the tenth year of their existence. (jet Our Prices and Sin e honor. Mrs. Norman is survived To make their work more out- fabrics. Free Estimates Furnished committee, under by her husband, Nathan;; a; standing, the of Julius Newberg, 8625 LINWOOD daughter, Raschelle; a sister, chairmanship CARPET CLEANING SERVICE IN Sarah Cooper Goldberg and a is planning a big anniversary af- CALL TYLER 5.1230 fair in March, 1944. YOUR HOME -*****CH:8:13:HXH>3:100-11-0-0 brother, Claude K. Gilbert. Tacked down carpets cleaned right in your Isaacs Franck To Address home on the floor to radiant new beauty. Hadassah of Pontiac Phone today for complete information. o The Pontiac Group of Hada- sah will hold its November meet- ing at Temple Beth Jacob, Tues- 11738 DEXTER BLVD. day evening, Nov. 9 at 8 o'clock. Elmhurst and Monterey) r. The guest speaker will be Isaacs 6 Will me open for business Saturday Night, Nov. Franck, of Detroit, who will speak on "The Meaning of Common- 533.547 FOREST AVENUE, EAST wealth." This meeting will be a joint meeting with the Zionist Organi- Kosher Meat Z Poultry Market oixiix}000.0000000.mx8x8:8:48:8 fation of Pontiac. The first issue of the Center News, official house organ of the Jewish Community Center, will appear Nov. 5. The publication, which this year will appear as a weekly, will keep members in- formed of all the activities and events at the Center. Applications are being taken for staff writers. Center members in all classifications who are in- terested in writing for the paper are invited to attend a meeting of the journalism staff, Monday, Nov. 1, at 8 p. m. It is planned to send copies of the Center News to the 325 Center members who are in the armed services. Parents and relatives of the men and women in service are urged to send on current camp addresses. William A. Comstock LA SALLE HAVE YOUR UPHOLSTERED FURNITURE CLEANED 11 ( Moving To Our New Location Aaron B. Margolis COltunbios 4200