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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

June

3, 1944

Maimonides Auxiliary to Beth El Holds War
Hebrew Teachers
Ladies' Auxiliary of
Downtown Theateunrs::
Organization
Elects
Hold Dessert Bridge
Bond Rally June 5
Chachmey Lublin Donor Officers June 2
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At Kern's June 16
A war bond rally signalling the Luncheon on June 27
"All Amer-
On Friday, June 2, the yearly

On June 16, at I p. m., in opening of Temple Beth El's war
The Ladies' Auxiliary of Yeshi-
Kern's Auditorium, the Maimoni- bond drive in the Fifth War Loan
des Medical Society will hold a was held Monday night, June 5, vah Chachmey Lublin are com-
pleting arrangements for their
dessert-bridge as the one fund- at Temple Beth El.
"Temple Beth El hopes to sur- annual donor luncheon which will
raising event of the year. Tick-
ets being sold for a nominal pass a goal of $500,000 worth
fee have been distributed by of bonds which has been set for
Mrs. Morris Witus, ticket chair- the Fifth War Loan drive," said
man, Un. 2-7285. Many valuable Major Harold Allen, who is gen-
door prizes, collected under the eral co-chairman with Leonard
chairmanship of Mrs. I. S. Silvar- N. Simons of the present drive.
man, will be given. Mrs. Marvin only This can be accomplished
Levy has arranged for unusual with an all-out effort on
table prizes and nylon hose arc thepart of every Temple "gal-
included amongst other worth- hint" and with the complete loy-
while gifts which will be raffled. alty of Temple Beth El members
Mesdames Raphael Altman, Hy in making their bond purchases
Mellen and S. S. Farbrnan are in through Temple Beth El. Surely,
charge of the latter. Mrs. Leo now that American boys are on
Orecklin and Mrs. R. J. Men- the soil of France in the long-
delssohn are arranging the re- awaited invasion, every Ameri-
freshments. can at home will buy bonds to
Mrs. N. J. Kapetansky is in the absolute limit of his or her
charge of contacts and wives of financial ability. "
Heading the women's division
physicians in service will serve
as hostesses under the chairman- in the drive is Mrs. Harry Licht-
ship of Mrs. Morris Kazdan and erman of the Temple Sisterhood,
and as co-chairmen of the mcn's
Mrs. Harold Conn.
Members who as yet do not division are Hy Schlafer and Art
have tickets may phone Mrs. Edelson of the Men's Temple
Witus. Friends are invited to at- Club.
Workers attending the rally
MRS. S. CORINBLIT
tend and may receive further
information by phoning any of were supplied with work kits for
the committee or by contacting the bond selling jobs they are take place Tuesday, June 27, at
Congregation Bnai Moshe, Dexter
the president, Mrs. Kliger, at to. do. All others wishing to par-
To. 8-1795. ticipate in Temple Beth El's war and Lawrence. The preparations
bond drive in the Fifth War Loan for this luncheon are being made
may do so by phoning Madison by a special arrangements com-
ZEDAKAH CLUB
mittee consisting of Mrs. S. Corin-
Mrs. Win Garden, who has 8530 and advvising Mr. Katz of
blit, president of the Ladies' Aux-
played a major role in "The his desire.
iliary and chairman of the lunch-
Gypsy Baron" operetta, will be
eon, Mrs. Isidore Levin, and the
the guest artist at Zedakah Club's
RODIN CLUB
co-chairman, Mrs. Rubin. An en-
installation of officers on Mon-
day, June 12, at the Statler.
The next meeting of the Rodin tertaining program is is prepared
Reservations may be made by Club will be held at the home which will be represented by Mrs.
calling Mrs. Helen Trager, Uni- c4f Mrs. Minnie Goodman of Joshua S. Sperka as toastmaster.
Rabbi Jacob J. Nathan will be
vversity 2-3994. 8121 Marygrove Ave., at 8 p.
the guest speaker. One of the
Rosh-Yeshivas will speak in the
name of the administration. The
guest and honored speaker will
be Mrs. Abraham Hershberg who
will come especially from Chi-
cago. The subject matter of her
speech will be "Torah in Life".
A musical portion will be on
the program. Especially for this
affair, a donor booklet with greet-
ings from. the local rabbis and
leaders of our community and
from the administration of the
Yeshivah will be issued.
All members and friends are
cordially invited, and those who
have not as yet made their res-
ervation should do so immediately
by calling Mrs. Corinblit, Tyler
6-6652.

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Girl" opened Friday. A second
feature will be shown.

MICHIGAN—One of the bigge st
combination stage and screen
shows in the history of the
Oichigan arrived Friday with
Harry Howard's "Gay Nighties"
Revue which comes intact from
the Pacific Coast with a cast of
50 in 10 lavish scenes. Th e
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companying screen featur e is a
hilarious romantic comedy, "L
Happened Tomorrow," starring
Dick Powell, Linda Darnell and
Jack Oakie.

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ful Technicolor musical "Broad-
way Rhythm," starring. Gi nny
Simms, George Murphy and Toni.
my Dorsey and Band, continues
for another tune-jammed week
at the United Artists Theater.
The second feature is a thrilling
melodrama, "Yellow Canary," co-
starring Anna Neagle and Rich.
Ard Greene.

Detroit Music Guild
Party Saturday, June 10

The Robert Nolan Choir will
highlight the annual spring party
with an unusual program of Ne-
gro spirituals, humorous songs
and the Kountz cantata, "Amer-
ican Ode".
On Saturday, June 10, 8::30
p. in., at the Scarab Club, 217
Farnsworth, elections will take
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Dinner on June 19

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Young Israel of Detroit will
hold its annual Father and Son
dinner in connection with the
installation of officers on June
19, at 6:30 p. m., at Lachar's
Main Hall, 8939 12th St. An in-
teresting program will be offered
with Rabbi Morris Max of Man-
hattan Beach, N. Y., as guest
speaker. Rabbi Max is vice presi-
dent of the Rabbinical Council
of America and an outstanding
orthodox communal leader.
All members and friends of
Young Israel are cordially in-
vited to attend this affair. Tick-
ets can be secured by calling
Rabbi M. J. Wohlgelernter, ex-
ecutive director of Young Israel,
Tyler 6-7464, or at the (boor of
Lachar's Hall.
The officers-elect of the or-
ganization are: Charles T. Gell-
man, president; Jerome W. Kell-
man, vice president; Morris Kar,
treasurer; Dr. Hugo Mandelbaum,
chairman of the board, and Miss
Frances Berris, secretary.

State President to
Address Temple Israel
Sisterhood Board

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election of officers of the Hebrew
Teachers Organization was held
at the Rose Sittig Cohen School.
The following were elected: Mi-
chael Michlin, president; Joseph
Haggai, vice president; Norman
Ruttenberg, secretary; Abraham
Schachter, treasurer. Members of
the executive board are Max
Gordon, Abraham Twersky, Alex-
ander Roberg, David Schakney
and Abraham Panush.
A report from the educational
convention at Cleveland was
given by the teachers' delegate3,
N. Ruttenberg and M. Michlin.
All Hebrew teachers are mak-
ing a special effort to take an
active part in the Fifth War Loan
drive through all branches of the
United Hebrew SchoolS, under
the leadership of Rudolph Zuie-
back, the schools' president.
Greetings were sent to M.
Ribalow, editor of the Hebrew
weekly "Hadoar," on the occa-
sion of his 30 years work in the
field of Hebrew literature.

On Tuesday, June 13, the
members of the board of the
Sisterhood of Temple Israel and
committee chairmen will be guests
of Mrs. Benjamin E. Jaffee,
Huntington Woods, at luncheon
in her garden. Mrs. Jaffe is the
newly-elected treasurer of the
Sisterhood.
At this, the first board meeting
of the new year, the board will
be addressed by Mrs. Manuel E.
Brown, president of the Michi-
gan State Federation of Temple
Sisterhoods. Mrs. Brown and Mrs.
Joseph Wolf, state Federation
secretary, are the house guests
of Mrs. Harry Gittlen.
Mrs. Brown will speak on the '
"Special Function of Sisterhoods
in a War Era" .

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