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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

Match 17,

In The Realm of Local Society

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Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ginsburg of
Mrs. Hattie Sloman and daugh-
M rs. Jack Pearlman, Mrs.
Chicago
Blvd. returned from a ter, Mrs. Mike Miller, returned Jules
visit
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Baron
Cadet Richard Bloch, son
c isit with
M. Goldsmith,
Harry
and Mrs. Mrs.
Maurice
Ill. their children in Chi- from a visit with Mrs. Sloman's Levenberg
of 4373 Tyler Ave. announce the Mr. and Mrs. Bernard If BI
children, Mr. and Mrs. William Pearlman honored Miss Goldie Bar Mitzvah of their son, Irving o nf La
o. d s va y A vfeo.1,10Invga • oc
Mrs. Martha
artha Sless of New York Eliot, in the East .
o
n
three-day
Stein
at
a
bridal
shower
and
at Congregation Shaarey Zedek
is visiting with her son-in-law
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dinner given at the Wilshire Ho- on Saturday morning, March 25 ' Western Military Academy.
and (laughter, Mr. and Mrs. Jos- Bri Mrs. Maurice Benyas of the tel
Feb. 29. Covers were set for
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eph Falk of Stoepel Ave.
in ggs Hotel returned after visit- 90 guests.
Reception at home, Sunday
Mrs. Bernard II, Bloch
g with her family in Peoria
Longfellow Ave. joined Mr. Bet
March 2G, from 3 to 10 p.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Fink and Chicago, Ill.
• nard H. Bloch in Tucson, Art.
Miss Natalie Lightstone of No cards.
of the Lee Plaza Apts. have re-
and will spent a month at 111,
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Landau Virginia Park has returned from
turned after spending six weeks of Longfellow Ave. are visiting Miami Beach, Fla., where she
Word has just been received Pioneer Hotel.
in Hollywood, Calif.
in New York and will be gone spent a month visiting her par- that Allen Cantor, son of Mr. and
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Light- Mrs. Philip Cantor of 9237 Wil-
Pfc. Bernard I. Zeff, son e
Mrs. Ralph Shroder of Bloom- 10 (lays.
stone.
demere Ave., has been commis- Mr. and Mrs. Abe Zeff
field Hills has returned front
of 3551
sioned a Flight Officer in the
Ave., is home on ft r
Mrs. Bertha Anderson returned
Pvt, Samuel Babcock has re- Army Air Forces at Columbus, Montclair
several
(lays
spent
in
New
York
to
her
home
in
Mobile,
Ala.,
hav-
lough for 15 days from Tinker
City.
turned to his station at Camp
ing been the guests of Mr. and Phillip. Kan., after spending his Miss., Air Field. Flight Officer Field, Oklahoma City, Okla.
Cantor
enlisted
as
an
Aviation
Mrs. Herbert Meyer of Chicago furlough with his mother, Mrs.
Miss Florine Duke returned to Blvd.
Cadet in the Air Forces on Jan.
Mi. and Mrs. Edmund Sap(r•
her home in Washington, D. C.,
L. Babcock of LaSalle Blvd.
28, 1943, and was sent to Miami ston and daughter, Saralyn, of
having visited with her cousins,
Mrs. Samuel Rhodes of Outer
and Mrs. Harry Alpert Beach fpr basic training. After Wisconsin Ave. have left to
Dr. and Mrs. Bernard Bernbaum Drive is visiting in New York of Mr.
Dickinson Ave. are visiting in that he was sent to West Vir- spend several weeks in Miami
of the Wilshire Apts.
City.
Boston, Mass. They will return ginia Wesleyan College at Buck- Beach, Fla.
hannon, W. Va., and finally
next
week.
Mrs. Harold Schakne of W.
through various courses and
George Sells of New York
Flowers for all occasions-
Euclid Ave. left Wednesday for visited with friends in Detroit
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Franz- schools, ending with his appoint- Dexter•Joy, Florist, Tyler 6.6622,
a 10-day visit in New York City, the past week.
blau and daughter, Ardis, of Oak- ment as Flight Officer. The many
man Drive have returned from friends of F/O Cantor will be
Lt. Richard Sloss, son of Mr.
glad to know that he will be home
Dr. Samuel Eder of Greenlawn a visit in Miami Beach, Fla.
and Mrs. Nathan Sloss of Cleve- Ave. returned from an extended
in the near future before being
Mr. and Mrs. Max Frank of lissipied for further training.
land, 0., visited with his uncle visit in Miami Beach. Mrs. Eder
and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Irving and daughter, Barbara, will re- Calvert Ave. have returned from He is a graduate of Northwestern
a week-end visit in Chicago, Ill. High School and before entering
L. Hirschman of Whitmore Rd. turn some time in May.
he service was an instructor in
Mrs. Jacob Sauls of Taylor
Mr. and Mrs. John Keystone P hotography at Cranbrook Col-
Lt. Felix Rosenwach, who has and family of Northlawn Ave. ege.
Ave. is visiting with her (laugh- just entered the armed forces, is
ter, Miriam, in New Orleans, La. stationed at Carlisle Barracks, left last week for an indefinite
stay in Los Angeles, Calif.
Captain and Mrs. Peter A.
Leonard T. Lewis of Birming- Pa.
and daughter, Arlene
ham, Mich., returned
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Frank of Martin
NEAR KIRBY
Carol, are visiting for a few
shor t stay in New York City.
Mrs. William Server of Bos- Chicago Blvd. returned this week days at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
from a
Featuring
Wedding
Portraits and
from
a
sojourn
in
Miami
Beach,
ton Blvd. is visiting her son, Fl
a
Samuel D. Munch of 2245 Atkin-
Dr. and Mrs. Nathan Schlafer Dr. Milton Server, in Oklahoma
Psi tures of Children. In your
son
Ave.
They
are
en
route
from
of Wildemere Ave. are in Chi- City, Okla.
hurtle or in our luxurious Studios.
cago, Ill ., over the week-end.
Dr. Peter Bernstein of Boston Long Island to Colorado Springs,
Mr. and Mrs. David Davis of Blvd. left last week for a visit Col., where Captain Martin will Open, doily till G—Mondays till 9 p.m
be stationed.
Sundays 12 to 3
Mrs. Benjamin Gura and son, the Alden Park Manor had as in Nevada and California.
Michael, will arrive April 2 from their guest Mrs. Davis's brother,
Mr.
and Mrs.
Monte
Brooklyn, N. Y., to be the guests Harry Adelson of Washington, fer of
Boston
Blvd.
are Wittlesho-
spending
Direction
ORIGINAL Mazzi-Chatre
of Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Gold- D. C.
Concerts, Inc.
a few weeks in Los Angeles,
smith in Huntington Woods.
Cpl. Jay M. Kogan has i•e- Calif.
Maurice Marcus of the Briggs turned to Camp Sheridan, Md.,
Pfc. Molly
Weinstein,
who is is
Hotel left for a fortnight in Mi- to enter the Ordnance School of stationed
at Wilmington,
Calif,
ami Beach, Fla.
Officers Candidates from Massa-
spending her furlough visiting
chusetts Institute of
Charles Kay of Warrington where he was recently Technolog y, h er parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
METROPOLITAN
graduated.
Drive will leave the early part of Mr. and Mrs. Max J. Kogan have Weinstein of W. Euclid Ave.
OPERA
STARS
• ALEXANDER KIPNIS •
next week for a month at the returned from Boston, Mass.,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
Seyburn
• ELZA ZEDRANSKA •
Ambassador
Hotel in Los Angeles, where they attended the gradu- have returned to their home on
Calif.
George Doubrowsky—Natlia Ray
ation exercises.
Rohl. Dilman—Alesander Holahan
Buena Vista from a vacation in
Musical
Fevelsky
Miami Beach, Fla.
Mar. 25-"Mris Godunoff" 8:15 p.m.
Mrs. Norman Helpert of Park
Mar. 211-"Eagene Onegin" 11:15
Masonic Auditorium—Sat. Eve., April 1, 8:30 P. M. I Av left this week to visit in
S••ii. Slat. 'Boris Godunoll" 2:30 p.m.
Toronto, Ont.
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Prices: 2.75, 2.20, 1.65, 1.10 & 83c Incl. Tickets at Grinnell's—RA.

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FASHION-NEW DRESSES

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Mr. and Mrs. Royal Maas of
Ohio Ave. returned this week
from a two weeks' visit in Palm
Beach, Fla.

.10-$1.
MASONIC AUDITORIUM,;r1nuell _sow Bros. On Sale $2 $165
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Woodward As e.

$3.30-$3.In

This week Mrs. Allan Talmich
arrived from Santa Monica, Cali-
fornia, to visit with her mother,
Mrs. Peter Vass of the Wilshire
Hotel.

Mrs. A /4" "■:. lb and daugh-
lerte:1 1- Ly Alen, left for Sacra-
- dr ;riento, Calif., to visit with her
husband, Pvt. Alvin Lewis, sta-
tioned at Camp Kohler, Calif.

Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Barnett
of Grand Ave. are entertaining
on Sunday, March 19, for Miss
Frances N. Kahn, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Kahn of Standish,
who has joined the Waves and
is awaiting a call in April. No
cards.

Rabbi Leon Fram will be one
of the speakers in a symposium,
"The Minimum Essentials of a
Lasting Peace," to be held under
the auspices of the Foreign Pol-
icy Association, at Webster Hall,
Saturday, March 18.

Miss Joyce Pensle•, who is at-
tending Olivet College, is spend-
ing her vacation with her par-
ents.

Dr. and Mrs. Leo Orecklin of
Oak Drive spent last week in
New York City,

Corporal and Mrs. Hy I. Koe-
nigsberg (Sarah Kaplan) spent
the last week at home on fur-
lough, the first since Corp. Koe-
nigsberg entered the service in
June of last year. Attending the
University of Wisconsin in the
A. S. T. P. program, Corp. Koe-
nigsberg has received a diploma
and is awaiting further orders.
Mrs. Koenigsberg will join him
in a few days, as soon as he ar-
rives at his new station.

The Things We Make Are Sold
Only at Sanders Stores

One of the earliest factors in the Sanders business policy,

established away back in the days of Grandpa Sanders,
was that the things that Sanders make would be sold
only in Sanders stores.

During the sixty-nine years that have followed, this
policy has been maintained almost without exception.
The Sanders signature has become more than a trade-
mark—it has become a symbol of quality, of skill, and
of inherent goodness.
Although Sanders good -
things-to-eat have become
known in the four corners of the earth through our
parcel post service—Sanders products are sold only at
the Sanders stores in Detroit!

Sanders Radio program "Make Mine Music," is
broadcast Monday through Friday at 9:30 a.m., WWJ

Miss Elaine Poe Glass, (laugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. S. Glass of
18240 San Juan Drive., who is
attending the University of Illi-
nois, was initiated on March 15
into the Phi Sigma Sigma Na-
tional Sorority.

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Mr. and Mrs. Leo Michelson of
2070 Collingwood Ave. left for
Clarksville, Tenn., to visit their
children.

ESTABLISHED 1875

Still Owned and Operated Ext

6, Members el the Sanders -laut•
Faintly

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