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CLIFTON AVENUE - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO

January 28, 1944

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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

• ENGAGEMENTS

Mr. and Mrs. Morris J. Loeb of Glynn Court announce the
engagement of their (laughter, Betty Jane, to 1st Lt. Charles T.
Prussian, nephew of Mr. and Mrs. Davis H. Cole of Calvert Ave.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Avrushin of Webb Ave. announce
the engagement of their daughter, Helen, to Irving Weiss, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Weiss of Burlingame Ave.
Mrs. Anna Forman of W. Philadelphia Ave. announces the
engagement of her daughter, Minnie, to Max Freedland, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Freedland of Gladstone Ave. The wedding
will take place on Feb. 20.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Lewis of Quincy Ave. announce the
engagement of their (laughter, Manly J. Lewis, to Corp. Morrie
Borisov, on of Mr. and Mrs. Max Borisov of Calvert Ave.

IN THE
Brotherhood Concert
REALM OF SOCIETY To Be Presented at

Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Disner of
Prairie Ave. have returned after
spending a few days in Chicago.

Community Center

The music department of the
Jewish Community Center will
Mrs. Alvin Lewis and daugh- present a Brotherhood Concert,
ter, Toby Ellen, of Indiana Ave., fifth in a series of concerts,
left for New York City to visit which will be held in the Center
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
.1. Goldstein.

MARRIAGES

• WEDDINGS

BRODY - FIELD
Mrs. Abe Field of Fort Wayne.
hid., announces the marriage of
Jan. 30--Miss Betty Goldberg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. their daughter, Theodosia to En-
David Goldberg of 3044 Cortland Ave., to Pfc. Bernard D. Gold, sign Lee B. Brody, son of Mrs.
son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gold of 3761 Waverly Ave., at the Ray Brody of this city, which
Congregation Bnai Moshe.
took place Saturday, Jan. 15, in
Cleveland. Ensign Brody and
Mrs. Brody are making their
home at present in Cleveland.

• BIRTHS

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Jan. 21---1'o Dr. and Mrs. B. M. Schutzmon (Hilda Se ldes)
of Cherrylawn Ave., a son, Edward Israel.
Jan. 22—To Dr. and Mrs. Irvin A. Wilner of Princeton Ave.
(Sarah Stafrit), a son, Evan David.
Jan. 23—To Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kaplan (Mildred Modell) of
Ohio Ave., a daughter, Marilyn Jane.

Youth Education League Ladies' Aux., JWV., To
Show and Luncheon at Hold Membership Tea
Book Cadillac Feb. 22
Celebrating President Frank-

Youth Education League an-
nounces its luncheon and show
will take place at the Book-
Cadillac Hotel, Feb. 22. This
event will close the annual

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lin D. Roosevelt's birthday, the
Ladies' Auxiliary No. 135 of the
Jewish War Veterans of U. S. A.
will give a membership tea and
social on Monday evening, Jan.
31, at the home of Mrs. Eli
Levin, 60 E. Boston Blvd.
Mrs. Louis Rosenberg and
Mrs. Morris Meskin will pour.
Hostesses will be Mrs. Mau-
rice C. Fink, Mrs. Benjamin E.
Cowan, Mrs. Samuel Jacoby, Mrs.
Samuel B. Goldberg, Mrs. Rose
Agree.
Arrangements under the chair-
manship of Mrs. Robert F.
Morris.
An invitation is extended to
all women having close relatives
in the armed services.

Galician Ladies' Auxiliary
To Install Officers Jan. 31

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MRS. WILLIAM GREENBERG

pledge fund drive which has
been on since September. This is
the third drive of its kind in
the organization and, due to the
efforts of Mrs. William P.
Sucher, chairman, has achieved
a greater success than in previ-
ous years. Mrs. John Sklar and
Mrs. Harry Spector are in charge
of . arrangements. Mrs. James
Browne and Mrs. Morris Bur-
stein are in charge of tickets.
The show following the lunch-
eon promises to be highly enter-
taining and is produced and di-
rected by Mrs. Jesse Rosen and
Mrs. William Greenberg. Music
and lyrics were written by Mrs.
Jesse Rosen.

Pioneer Women's Org.
Raises $15,000 for
Palestine Needs

A capacity crowd of approxi-
mately 2,000 women attended Ow
Pioneer Women's Organization
13th annual donor luncheon held
Tuesday, Jan. 18, at the Book-
Cadillac Hotel. It was estimated
that the sum of $15,000 was
raised for furthering the needs
of the Working Women's Council
of Palestine. Dr. Maurice 1..
Perlzweig impressed the audience
with his inspiring address, and
Emma Shever rendered several
vocal selections and was enthu-
siastically received.
The Council of the Pioneer
41" Women's Organization takes this
opportunity of thanking all those
who participated in making the
annual event all Outstanding
success.

PRIMROSE CLUB

The 13th dinner-dance of the
Primrose Benevolent Club will
be held Sunday, Feb. 13, in the
Wilshire Hotel. David Ginsburg's
orchestra will furnish the music
and a chicken dinner will be
served.
Each member is urged to buy
their stamps and bonds from our
war chairman, Mrs. Max Viten.
son.

Ladies' Auxiliary of Galician
Society will hold its annual in-
stallation of officers on Monday,
Jan. 31, at 7 p. m., at the Wil-
shire Hotel.
Mrs. Jean Stark, president, and
Mrs. Sabina Mohr, financial and
recording secretary, were elected
for a second term. Mrs. Regina
WauIdron, vice president; Mrs.
Sabina Singer, treasurer; Mrs.
Etton Metz, corresponding sec-
retary; Mrs. Adel Nachwalte•,
chairman of entertainment; Mrs.
Bluma Genser and Mrs. Fanny
Kalt, hospitalers, will be installed.
President of parent organization,
M. Goldsmith, will install the new
officers. A dinner and musical
program will follow.

Bnai Moshe Men's Club
Theater Night Feb. 2

The Men's Club of Congrega-
tion Bnai Moshe, in cooperation
with the Sisterhood, will present
a theater night on Wednesday
evening, Feb. 2, 8:30 p. m., in
the banquet hall of the congre-
gation, Dexter and Lawrence.
Robert. H. Schwarz, president
of the club, will preside and will
introduce stars from Littman's
People's Theater. Taking part
will be Mishit Fishzon, in Yiddish
character recitations; Sarah Gin-
gold• who will sing folk songs,
and Rochelle Rosenfeld, who will
sing love arias, with Abraham
Gruskoff, musical director, at
the piano.
The general public as well as
13nai Moshe members are in-
vited to attend. Admission is
free.

Eli Levin Post, JWV, to
Hold Meeting Feb.

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HARTMAN - ROSEN
Mr. and Mrs. Simon Rosen of
Monterey Ave. announce the
marriage of their daughter,
Gloria Millicent, to Pvt. Burton
C. Hartman, son of Mrs. An-
drew Hartman of Ohio Ave. The
ceremony was performed by Rab-
bi Jacobson of Temple Beth El
in San Antonio, Tex., on Jan.
21. Pvt. and Mrs. Hartman ar-
HARRIETT TOOMEY
rived home Wednesday to visit
with their parents. Pvt. Hartman auditorium on Tuesday evening,
returns to his camp at Fort Sam Feb. 8.
Houston, San Antonio Tex., on
Among the participants will be
Feb. 3.
Harriett Toomey, soprano, soloist
of the Central Woodward Chris-
SHERMAN - HARTMAN
tian Church; Cyril Wezemael,
Mrs. Joseph Hartman of 2485 baritone, soloist of Fort Presby-
Chicago Blvd. announce the mar- terian Church; Henry Siegl, vio-
riage of their (laughter, Shirley linist, member of the Detroit
Betty, to Lt. (j. g.) Howard Symphony Orchestra, and the
Sherman, son of Mr. and Mrs. First Baptist Church Choir, Dr.
Morris Sherman of Calvert Ave., Cyril E. Barker, director. Rev.
on Sunday, Jan. 21. Rabbi A. M. Joseph Q. Mayne, executive di-
Sherman officiated. Lt. and Mrs. rector of the Detroit Round Ta-
Sherman left for Great Lakes, ble of Catholics, Jews and Prot-
Ill.
estants, will deliver a short mes-
sage. Lucile Zumstein and Mrs.
Edwin S. Sherrill will be accom-
Rabbi Applebaum of
panists.
The program will include the
Flint To Preach at
first performance of "Harken to
My Pray'r" by Julius Chajes,
Temple Israel Feb. 4
which will be rendered by the
choir, directed by Dr. Barker.
Rabbi Morton Applebaum
Admission is by tickets only,
Temple Beth El, Flint, Mich., will
occupy the pulpit of Temple Is- and these may be obtained at
rael Friday night, Feb. 4, at the Center office, free, prior to
8:30 p. m., in the Lecture Hall the date of the concert.
of the Detroit Institute of Arts.
Rabbi Applebaum is one of the Dr. Anup Singh at
younger men of the Jewish Re-
form ministry. He is a youthful Cass Town Hall Feb. 4
disciple of Rabbi Fram, having
been inspired to enter the rab-
Detroit' Town Hall, at the Cass
binate as a profession as a re- Theater, announces Dr. Anup
sult of listening to an address Singh, authority on India and
given by Rabbi Fram before an the Far East, political scientist
assembly of Jewish youth in To. and biographer of Nehru, for the
ronto. His first pulpit was in the Friday morning lecture on Feb.
Reform Jewish Congregation of 4 at 11 o'clock. Dr. Singh, with
Lansing. From there he was call- his vast experience, his scholar-
ed to the larged field of work ship and objectivity of approach
of Temple Beth El, Flint. He is is an invaluable guide to helping
a director of the Flint City Plan- America understand India. He
ning Commission, the Flint War was born in Punjab, India, but
Chest, and the Flint YMCA. He he studied at American universi-
is chairman of the Michigan Bnai ties and received his M. A. and
Brith Council's Speakers' Bureau Ph.D. at Harvard, doing research
and of the Flint Zionist Emer- work at Geneva and London.
gency Committee. The subject of
Dr. Singh is the author of
his sermon will be "Where Is "Nehru: The Rising Star of In-
God During This War?"
dia' and contributes to many
Morris Garvett, president of leading American periodicals; he
Temple Israel, will read the serv- is the director of the Research
icec, and Charles L. Goldstein, Bureau of the Indian League of
president of the Men's Club of America, and editor of "India
Temple Israel, will read from Today" and is a member of the
the Scroll of the Law.
Sikh community—noted for its
The Sisterhood of Temple Is- valor and democratic spirit. He
rael will hold a reception in hon- is considered one of the most
or of Rabbi Applebaum after the eloquent, instructive and sincere
services in the Romanesque Hall speakers On the American plat-
of the Detroit Institute of Arts. •orm and one of the most out-
Rabbi Fram will attend the standing Indian visitors since
convention of the National Coun- Tagore. His subject is "India in
cil of Jewish Welfare Federa- the War—and After".
tions at Pittsburgh, Feb. 4 to 6.
PYTHIAN SISTERS

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Mlawer Umgegend Aux.
To Hear Rabbi Nathan
At Donor Lunch Feb. 2

Rabbi Jacob Nathan of Bnai
Moshe Synagogue will address
Lt. Eli Levin Auxiliary No. the Ladies' Auxiliary of the
230 Jewish War Veterans of the Mlawer Umgegend Ve•ein on
United States, celebrated its sec- their fifth annual donor luncheon
and birthday dinner on Sunday, that will take place Wednesday
Jan. 16, at the Workmen's Cir- afternoon, Feb. 2, at the Wilshire
cle. Philip Cantor, national exec- Hotel. The other features of the
utive committee man, presented afternoon's program will be an
35 citations to mothers with sons invocation by Mrs. Joshua S.
in the service. :qrs. Ida Schultz, Sperka; vocal and musical selec-
president of Auxiliary 230. tions by Miss Florence Weintraub
thanked all who participated in and recitations by Miss Ilarriet
this event and helped make it a Burnstein. Mrs. J. Kasper is
success. Proceeds from this din- chairman of the luncheon and is
ner and other functions will be stil accepting reservations at
utilized to help the men in the Townsend 8-7313; or reservations
can be made with the pledge di-
armed forces,
The next regular meeting will rector, Mrs. Israel Burnstein, at
be held at the home of Mrs. E. Trinity 2-4053.
Mrs. Abe Shanbom is the presi-
Weisman of 2969 Fullerton Ave.,
On Tuesday, Feb. 1, at 7:30 p. tn. dent of the auxiliary, and Mrs.
J. Klayman is the secretary.
Members are urged to attend.

The Greater Detroit Temple
No. 152, Pythian Sisters, held a
private installation on Thursday,
Jan. 27, at 8:30 p. ni., at the
Knights of Pythias No. 55 Hall
at 10350 Dexter, and was fol-
lowed by a membership luncheon.
The officers installed were as
follows: Most excellent chief,
Anne Pudavick; past chief, Betty
Phillips; excellent senior, Doro-
thy Shulak; excellent junior, Kay
Tisdale; mistress of records and
correspondence, Esther Bolotni-
koff; mistress of finance; Esther
Singerman; manager, Jeanette
Rosenberg; protector, Jeanette
Lessens; outer guard, Anne
Schubb; representative to Grand
Temple, Jeanette Jacoby; trus-
tee and press correspondent, Hel-
en Shapiro; captain of degree
team, Birdie August.
The retiring most excellent
chief, Betty Phillips, commended
the members and committees for
their hearty cooperation during
her term of office.

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Sisterhood of Bnai
Moshe Donor Dinner
To Be Held on Feb. 6

Final plans for the 10th an-
nual donor dinner of Bnai Moshe
Sisterhood on Sunday, Feb. 6,
have been completed by the ar-
rangements committee appointed
by Mrs. Alex Fisch, the president.
Mrs. Sam Freedman is chairman
of the affair and is assisted by
Mrs. Ralph Beck, co-chairman.
Dr. Joseph Starman will act as
toastmaster and will preside at
the dinner and the program fol-
lowing. Cantor David Katzman
will render vocal selections.
Greetings will be extended by
Rabbi Moses Fischer, Rabbi Ja-
cob J. Nathan and Adolph Beck,
president of the congregation.
A vaudeville revue will be pre-
sented by pupils of the Julie
Adler dancing academy, after
which there will be dancing to
Gypsy and American music play-
ed by John Grama and his or-
chestra.
The Sisterhood will hold a
business meeting Tuesday, Feb.
1, at 1:30 p. nn., with a social
hour following. The members of
the donor committee are request-
ed to bring in all pledges to this
meeting.

Whittemore and Lowe
In Two-Piano Concert
At Fisher Town Hall
Whittemore and Lowe,. famous

two-piano concert and radio
team, will be the Detroit Town
Hall attraction in the Fisher
Theater on Wednesday, Feb. 2.
at 11 a. m. Now in the United
States Navy stationed at Brook-
lyn, these gifted young artists
have been permitted by their
commanding officer to fill a few
major concert engagements. The
program, offering sparkling di-
versity from the classics to
swing, is entitled "Two Sailors
and a Pair of Pianos.'
Tickets are available at Grin-
nell's, Randolph 1124, for $1.65
and $1.10, including tax.

Examinations Continuing
At Hebrew Schools

The Sunday morning examina-
tions in all the branches of the
United Hebrew Schools are still
being continued. They are gen-
erally held in the various class-
rooms marking the completion of
the study of a book, especially
one of the books of the Bible.
This is done in order to acquaint
the parents very intimately with
the work of their children, and
also to encourage the children
to continue with their studies.
Next Sunday morning, Jan.
30, at 11 o'clock, there will be
an examination in C. Reisman's
class and in Miss Miriam Gold's
class, in the Rose Sittig Cohen
branch. The same morning an
examination will be held in Abra-
1111111 Panush's class in the Phila-
delphia-Byron School, and also
in Edward Rubenfein's class in
the David W. Simons branch.

Dr. Halkin To Speak at
Shaarey Zedek Friday
Evening Services

Dr. Simeon Halkin, essayist,
poet and lecturer, will speak at
the late Friday evening services
at Congregation Shaarey Zedek,
on "Personal and Group Salva-
tion in Palestine". The public
is welcome.

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