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March 31, 1944

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

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In The Realm of Local Society

Lt. and Mrs. Edgar Alexander
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Welt of
(Peggy Freund) are now mak- Boston Blvd. are spending a few
ing their home in Canton, 0.
(lays with Col. and Mrs. Harold
E. Schlesinger in Memphis, Tenn.
Mr. and Mrs. William Sloman
of Roslyn Rd. returned from a
Dr. and Mrs. Leighton Steele
of Monterey Ave. returned from
week's visit in New York.
a week in New York.
Staff Sgt. George Gates, son
of Dr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Gates
Mrs. H. Coane of Philadelphia,
of Atkinson Ave., left last Sun- Pa., is visiting with her brothers,
day for his base in Alaska after George A. and David A. Klein-
an 18-day furlough with his man and their families, in De-
family.
troit.
Mrs. Julian Lyons left Thurs-
Mrs. Myron Keyes of Muirland
day for her home in New York, Ave. left March 26 to visit with
having been the guest of Mrs. her son-in-law and daughter in
Beatrice S. Blum of the Lee Mission, Tex.
Plaza.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Rosenblatt
Mrs. Sam N. Mann of King- are having a 30th wedding anni-
ston, N. Y., is visiting for 10 versary celebration in their home
days with her brother-in-law and on Carter Ave., Saturday night,
sister, Mr. and Mrs. Melville D. April 1.
Kopple of Colorado Ave.
Mrs. M. Simon of Hamilton,
Mr. and Mrs. Max Unger and Ont., has been the guest (luring
granddaughter, Connie Sue, of the past week of Dr. and Mrs.
Sturtevant Ave. are home after Albert H. Krohn of Cambridge
spending the winter in Holly- Rd. They all left for Hamilton
wood, Fla.
to attend the Simon-Minden wed-
Dr. and Mrs. Emil Amberg of ding which will take place Satur-
Boston Blvd. are visiting in Los day night, April 1.
Angeles, Palm Springs and San
Dr. and Mrs. George Waldbott
Francisco,' Calif.
and their daughters, Betsy and
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Bloomgar- Edith, of Huntington Woods are
den and daughter, Mrs. Herbert spending the holiday vacation in
Kessler, of Edison Ave. are Gatslinsberg, Tenn.
spending the week-end in Ham-
Mrs. Theodore Kelter has re-
ilton, Ont., where they are at- turned from a visit with the
tending the Simon-Minden wed- Herman Lewises in Surfside, Fla.
ding celebration on Saturday,
April 1.
Mrs. Saul J. Benyas of Pin-
gree Ave. returned from a few
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Lippman of days in New York where she
Warrington Drive left Tuesday visited her son, Pfc. Robert A.
for a month's travel through Benyas, who is in the Aerial
California.
Photographic Division in Rich-
Corp. Louis Lichtig, son of mond, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lichtig,
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gurwin of
is home on a 20-day furlough Fullerton Ave. are visiting with
from the Aleutian Islands and Mr. and Mrs. I. H. Silk in New
will return to his new post at York.
Fort Worth, Tex.
Mrs. Sidney Golden of Taylor
Pvt. Morton Benyas, who is Ave. returned Tuesday from a
stationed at Camp Grant, Ill., visit with her son, Pvt. Sanford
was home on a nine-day furlough Golden, at Scott Field, Ill. Mrs.
with his wife and infant son.
Golden was the house guest of
Mrs. Alfred Payson of Chi- Mr. and Mrs. Louis Fisher in
cago Blvd. left March 23 to E. St. Louis.
spend a fortnight in New Or-
Lt. Donald Katz, who is sta-
leans.
tioned at Camp Hahn, Calif., is
Mrs. Benjamin Abramson of spending his 10-day leave visiting
Columbus, 0., visited with her his parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. Katz
aunt, Mrs. S. Z. Winer, and fam- of Pennington Drive.
ily, for a few days the past
Staff Sgt. Albert Lieberman
week.
has returned to Sharonsville, 0.,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. New- where he is stationed after spend-
man have returned to their home ing a short furlough with his par-
on Canterbury Drive after a visit ents, Mr. and Mrs. Max Lieber-
with their family in Hollywood, man of Tuxedo Ave.
Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Davidson
Mrs. William Fleischman of of Webb Ave. are returning this
Cambridge Drive will return week-end from a visit in Hot
April 1st from a month's stay Springs, Ark.
in Miami Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Atlas
Mr. and Mrs. James I. Ellmann of Calvert Ave. left for a visit
of Connecticut Ave. have been in Mexico.
guests of the Commodore Hotel
Miss Mary Wilkus has resumed
in New York.
her studied at Edgewood School,
Mr. and Mrs. Julius W. Gil- Greenwich, Conn., after spending
bert of Arden Park are returning a week visiting with her parents,
this week-end from an extended Mr. and Mrs. David Wilkus of
Boston Blvd.
visit in Beverly Hills, Calif.
Mrs. Phil Hertz is honoring
Miss Charlotte Garfield at a
luncheon and miscellaneous show-
er April 1 to be given at Huy-
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Mrs. Samuel Green and Mrs.
Sam Katkin are spending sev-
eral days in St. Joseph, Mich.

Mrs. H. J. Bloom (Betty Lich-
tig) of Washington, D. C., is
visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. David B. Lichtig of In-
diana Ave.

Mrs. Max R. Beaman and
(laughter, Shirley Ilene, are
spending the winter months in
Miami Beach, Fla., at the home
of their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Meyer Zack.

Mrs. David H. Marsh and
(laughter, Marilyn Fern, are visit-
ing their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Meyer Zack of Palm Island, Mi-
ami Beach, Fla., for several
months.

Mrs. Joseph R. Eder of Chi-
Blvd. entertained her
cago

MISS LILLIAN SHREEMAN

daughter, Eleane, on her 12th
birthday for ten friends at a
luncheon and theater party.

Sgt. Hyman Ainbinder is home
on furlough for three weeks. He
has served overseas for 17
months and took part in both the
African and Sicilian campaigns.
During his service overseas he
was able to visit Palestine and
many other places of current and
historical interest. The sergeant
and Mrs. Ainbinder (Lillian
Sutherland) are staying at the
Greenwald of Cleveland, 0., and home of her parents at 2507
Mr. and Mrs. A. Cohen of Wind- Euclid Ave.

Mr. and Mrs. Morris Shree-
man of 2660 Glendale Ave. an-
nounce the engagement of their
(laughter, Lillian, to Irving
Meisner, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Max Meisner of 2945 Cortland
Ave. A party was given in their
honor at the Book-Cadillac Ho-
tel. Among the out-of-town
guests were Mr. and Mrs. Hugo

RECENT BRIDE FETED

Mrs. Norman Adilnutn of Col-
lingwood Ave. honored M r,. •
Charles T. Prussian, the former
Betty Jane Loeb, with a lunch•
eon and miscellaneous shnw.. 1
given at the Book-Cadillac note!,
Tuesday, March 28. The Norman-
die Room was used for the o•cii.
sion, where covers were laid 1,,
50 guests at a long table. Tut
decorations were unique and Vs.
pecially attractive. A inhibitor(
laundry was the scene on tine
luncheon table, displaying a
clothes line from which were
pinned undies and household lin.
ens. Doll-sized clothes basket:
and washboards were placed at
vantage points to add furthei
accent to the theme. Mrs. Pros.
sian plans to join Lt. Prussian
in Washington, D. C., the Nut
part of April.

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Rabbi Joshua Sperka on
WWJ in New Feature
First Sunday of Month

Rabbi Joshua S. Sperka of
Congregation Bnai David ha:
been invited to preach on Ra.
dio Station WWJ at 10:30 a. In
on the first Sunday of (mei
month, in a new monthly feature
the Jewish Radio Pulpit.
On Sunday, April 2, at 10:31
a. m„ Rabbi Sperka will speal ,
on "White Papers in Dark Eras"
sor. Miss Shreeman is a student
Rabbi Sperka is also hear(
Mrs.
Charles
Goldman of
at Wayne University and is a Glendale Ave. and Mrs. Lou over Station WWJ every Friday
member of the Iota Alpha Pi.
12 noon in a "One Minus(
Kroll of the Wilshire are spend- at
Prayer".
ing a week in New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Landau
have returned to their home on
Mrs. Martin Naimark and Perfection Chapter of
Longfellow Ave. front a visit in daughter have left for Philadel- De Molay to Hold April
New York City.
phia, Pa., to spend the holidays.

Mrs. Daniel Rachmeal and Mrs.
Lou Rapaport were hostesses at
a miscellaneous shower and din-
ner honoring Miss Nita Green.
The shower was given at the
home of Mrs. Rachmeal on Cal-
vert Ave. Covers were set for
70 guests.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fine an-
nounce the Bar Mitzvah of their
son, Herbert Leslie, at Congre-
gation Bnai Moshe on April 1.
Mr. and Mrs. Fine • will honor
their son at a reception at their
home, 3010 Elmhurst Ave., Sat-
urday evening. No cards.

Fools' Dance at Masonic

Capt. Jack L. Selling and Mrs.
Selling are visiting their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Roy R. Selling of
19353 Stoepel Ave., and will hold
open house in their honor on
Sunday, April 2.

Capt. Jack L. Selling was the
recipient of many honors and
medals while in New Guinea,
such as the Flying Cross, Air
Medal and the Silver Star. Capt.
Selling, accompanied by Mrs.
Selling, plans to leave on April
17 for a rest camp in Florida.

The Perfection Chapter of th,
DeMolay Lodge of the Masotti(
Order will hold its annual Apri
Fool's dance, Saturday, April 1
in the Crystal Ballroom of an
Masonic Temple. Del Delbridw

and his orchestra will furnisl
the music for dancing. Ed Kap
Ian is chairman and Avery Davi:

is co-chairman.

Flowers for all occasions-
Dexter-Joy, Florist, Tyler 6 6622

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Mrs. George Spoon and daugh-
ter, Shirley, of Warrington Drive
have returned from a two months
stay in Tucson, Ariz.

Mrs. Harry Apsel of Coiling-
wood Ave. has returned from a
visit in New York City.

Abraham Wachs of Newcastle,
Pa., is the houseguest of his son-
in-law and (laughter, Mr. and
Mrs. H. H. Shapero of Coiling-
wood Ave.

Me. and Mrs. Allen Saltz, ac-
companied by their daughter,
Marcia, and son, Leonard, of
Tyler Ave. left last week for a
visit in Los Angeles, Calif.

Mrs. Max Meisner of Cortland
Ave. is visiting her son, Pfc.
Aubrey Meisner, who is stationed

at Jefferson Barracks, Mo.

Mr. and Mrs. Julian Tobias
and (laughter, Sherry, of Calvert
Ave. left this week for a so-
Mr. and Mrs. Kalmon Z. Sachse journ in Miami Beach, Fla.
of Burlingame Ave. have re-
turned from a stay in Los An-
Madelyn Fleisher, April bride-
geles where they visited for a elect, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
month.
Sam Fleisher of Pingree Ave.,
was honored at a shower given
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Goff of by her future mother-in-law,
Clairmount Ave. announce the Mrs. Norman Cottler, on Wed-
Bar Mitzvah of their son, Myron nesday, March 22, at the Wil-
Vernon, at Young Israel Syna- shire Hotel, for 90 guests.
gogue on April 1. Open house
Sunday, April 2, 2 to 4 and 7
Gerald Gilbert, son of Dr. and
to 10 p.
Mrs. Arthur Gilbert of Byron

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Ave., is leaving April 1 for the
the Navy.

Pvt. Lawrence J. Collins, son
of Mr. and Mrs. J. Collins of
Webb Ave., has returned to his
new post at Fort Ord, Calif.,
after spending his furlough with
his family.

Sorry No Chocolate
Bunnies This Easter!

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E KNOW IT seems pretty important to have

chocolate bunnies and all the other molded choco-
late novelty candies which have been a part of Easter—
hut this year the people who make these molds are mak-
ing gas masks and other equipment for our fighting men.
And there won't be any fancy wrappings or trim-
mings for your Easter candy this year either. You know
how important it is to save paper for packaging our war
materials, and to have people and machinery making
things far more important than fancy trimmings.
Easter means so many other things—things that in
reality and spirit will soon be ours again. In the mean-
time, Easter will mean no less to us because there are no
novelties and fancy trimmings, we'll wait for the "trim-
mings" in happy days ahead!

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

Mrs. Herman Teter, Mr. and
Mrs. S. J. Cohen of Chicago,
and Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Cohen
of Indianapolis were week-end
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