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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle
-.-CENTER ACTIVITIES-:-
Center to Present
10 Monday Night
•Open-Air Concerts
June 16, 1944
Contributions to the
Johnny Mercer, Chesterfield Master-of-
Jewish Home for Aged Ceremonies, Beginning June 12 on WWJ
from the ages of 6 to 14 and
they may enroll for the entire
season of eight weeks or • for
any number of two-week periods.
A varied program of swimming,
outdoor play, dramatics, arts and
crafts, photography and gym-
nasium activities are part of
the day's program.
Registration should be made
with Miss Reznick, registrar. Call
Madison 8400 for appointment.
Th e following have made con-
Monday, June 12, is opening musical comedy merry-go-round
tributions to the Home:
night for the Chesterfield Music of the week.
Mrs. H. E. Rafelson, in mem- Shop, starring Johnny Mercer
The Chesterfield Music Shop,
America's No. 1 songwriter and with this young master of rhythm
ory of father, Nathan Brenner; rising young comedian, as its as master of ceremonies, should
Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Weil, in merry master of ceremonies.
quickly carve a place of warm
This year, as in previous years,
memory of Max Field; David
On the air five nights a week,
the music department of the
Wallace, in memory of Mrs. Han- all NBC stations, every Monday affection for itself with the
Jewish Community Center will
American family radio audience.
nab Kaplan and Mrs. Millie Gold- through Friday, the Chesterfield
present a series of 10 Monday
All NBC stations, roast to
man; Mrs. Esther Goldberg, in Music Shop will present five up- coast, every Monday through
night concerts, in which out-
memory of husband, Abraham- to-the-minute musical comedy Friday, on Station WWJ at 7
standing Detroit instrumentalists
Hirsh, and parents, Max and
variety shows—each one new. p. m.
and vocalists will perform.
Chaye-Rive; Mr. and Mrs. Emil each one different—featuring the
The concerts will start at 8:45 Camp Chelsea Still
Stern, in honor of confirmation
- Star of the Week, the Song of
p. m., beginning June 26. Among
of Jay Allen Mrs. Louis
Gold
the artists who will appear are: Taking Registrations
man, in honor of confirmation
of the Week, the Picture of the Michigan Synagogu e
James Barrett, Marshall Bruce,
Hollywood previews, new
Camp Chelsea, the Jewish Jay Allen; Mrs, Jacob Friedberg., Week,
personalities and current bits of
Thomas Evans, Margit Kormen-
Community Center Camp for in memory of father,. Judah- novel and outstanding radio en- Conference to Be
'iv, George McLeod, Lawrence mothers and children, is contin- Layb; Mn. and Mrs. Charles tertainment.
Held at Bnai Moshe
Watson, Florence Wenzel and uing registrations.
Briskman, in honor of confirma-
As the Chesterfield Music Shop
Cyril Wezemael, vocalists; Emily
Mrs. Clara Avrunin, camp di- tion of Jay W. Allen; Mrs. - Anna i s produced in Hollywood, the
The 11th semi - annual con-
Mutter Adams, Bernard Argie- rector, announces that Leah Le- Payne, in honor of confirmation
musical comedy talent center of vention of Michigan Synagogue
wicz, Arthur Grossman, Morris vitt, Wayne University graduate, of Jay W. Allen; A. Cohen,
in the world, through its doors will Conference will be held Sunday,
Hochberg, Dany Majeske, Stanis- well known in the community for
memory of father, Berchik Co- pass the best today's entertain- June 18, from 2:30 till 6 p.
law Schapiro, James Richards her excellent dramatic work, will hen;
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schram, ment world has to offer.
at Congregation Beth Abraham
and Max Weiner, instrumental- be head counselor of the camp in memory of Max Field; Mr.
ists.
Johnny Mercer has collabo- 12517 Linwood. Following is the
and will direct the mothers' ac- and Mrs. Robert Schram, in mem- rated in writing songs and mak- p program
.i
tivities.
ory of Max Field; Leon Fried- ing pictures with the best mu-
of delegates, 2:30
Mothers' Clubs Calendar The camp this year has been man and Mrs. Rose Friedman- steal comedy talent in Holly- Registration
ession of extraordinary
landscaped and new improve- Weider, donation; Mrs. J. D. wood. He enjoys the friendliest
importance, 3 p. m. Address:
The Mothers' Clubs will par- ments have been made.
Rosenberg, in memory of Max- relations with the Hollywood
ticipate in the following func-
Rates are very reasonable. Reg- well Fields and Mr. Klein; Rob- people. They like to work with "Religion in Postwar America,"
tions:
istration may be made for two erts Bros., in memory of Max- Johnny and he knows exactly by Rabbi Morris Max of Man-
hattan Beach Jewish Center, New
le
Annual picnic at Palmer Park, or more weeks. For further in- well Fields and Mr. Klein;
Mr. his
which
put Ches-
over York (vice president of the Rab.
i mem-
new ones
song can
hits best
on the
Tuesday afternoon, June 20, to formation call the Center office, and Mrs. S. N. Bailen, in
binical Council of America and
ory of Sophie Belliman; Mrs. terfield Music Shop.
meet at the swimming pool. Madison 8400.
executive member of the Union
Julius J. Jameson, in memory
Games by playground director
Johnny Mercer can write a of Orthodox Jewish Congrega-
will follow the lunch period CONTRIBUTION
of husband, Julius Jerome Jam- song abotlt anything at the drop tions of America, author and lec-
i of a hat. And Johnny is versa-
which will take place from 12
The Jewish Community Center eson; Mrs. Joseph Barnett, in
to 1 p. rat.
gratefully acknowledges the con- memory of father, Samuel-L ayb; tile. His songs have a most amaz- turer. Solemn services for vic-
Last of seriess of the canning tribution to the Art Scholarship Theodore H. Oppenheim, Chicago, ing range and variety. They run tory of the United Nations. Din-
demonstration classes will take Fund, from Mrs. Aaron DeRoy, Ill., in memory of father, David the rhythm gamut all the way ner served to all delegates at the
place Wednesday afternoon, June in honor of the 35th wedding Oppenheim; Mr. and Mrs. Harry from "Jeepers Creepers" and social hall of Congregation Beth
Abraham, 6:30 p. m.
21, at the Jewish Community anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Farber in memory of Anne
"Strip Polka" to the dreamy
Center, from 1 to 3 p. m. Herman Marks.
Korelitz; Mr. and Mrs. Albert melody of "Skylark," "And tho
M. Jordan, in memory of fathers, Angels Sing" and "Dearly Be-
Tuesday evening, June 27, at
Joseph Finley and Joseph Jordan, loved". He has that "Old Black
8:30 p. m., there will be an
open-air patriotic performance at Ladies' Auxiliary, JNF,
FOR
and brothers, Richard and Na- Magic" (one of his 55 big-time
the Jewish Community Center. In
than
Finley;
Mrs.
S.
Bonfield,
in
hits)
to
such
a
degree
that
every
memory of mother, Yente; Mrs.
case of rain it • will take place To Install Officers at
movie fan and every radio lis-
i
in the air-conditioned auditor-
BAKING
A. Kaplan,
in Kaplan;
memory i of hus- toner has hummer or whistled
band,
Aaron
ium. Please bring your husbands Luncheon on June 20
lan; 1%1r.
and Johnny Mercer songs. He is ace
Mrs. Leonard N. Simons,
in mem-
and friends.
COOKING
songwriter for the leading stu-
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the ory of Max H. Fields; Mr. and dios
Young Women's Study Club
in Hollywood and has writ-
will have its wind-up party lunch- Jewish National Fund will cli- Mrs. Harry Barnett. in memory
ten score for such outstanding
con at the home of Mrs. Korn- max a highly successful year with of uncle, Morris Waldman.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Jordan, pictures as "Hollywood Hotel,"
mars, 11311 Mark Twain, on installation of officers at a dessert
July 1. Members invited only. luncheon which will be held on for prayers for safe return from Rhythm on the Range, " " Birth
"" .
Tuesday, June 20, at the Rose overseas of Morris Judson; Mrs. of the Blues " and Jezebel
Last spring, when Bob Hope
Sittig Cohen Building beginning Leah Brown, in memory of Mor-
Film Programs During
ris Shinkel; Mrs. Joseph Alexan- wanted a novel, charming, mu-
at 12:15 p. m.
Summer on Tuesdays
sical, homey and popularly ap-
The following officers have der, in memory of mother, pealing
summer replacement for
been elected: Mrs. Philip Cutler, Frayde; Mrs. Alfred A. Klun-
Beginning with next Tuesday, president; vice presidents include over, in memory of mother, Rosa his top-notch radio show, he
June
20, of and
for pro-
the Mrs. Irving Shevin, chairman of Isaacs; Mrs. H. Garvett, in mem- picked Johnny Mercer. And
balance
the continuing
summer, film
the board; Mrs. William Klafer, ory of mother, Ella; Mr. and Johnny made good!
Now . , as genial master of cere-
grams
in
the
Jewish
Community
fund raising
chairman;
Mrs. I. Mrs. I. M. Lewis, in i memory
Center will be held regularly on Kardner,
membership
chairman.
of Joe Klein; Mr. and Mrs. H. monies for the Chesterfield Mu-
Tuesday
nights
outdoor
and Mrs.
Goodman,
tree
chair- Goldman. in memory of Joe sic Shop, Johnny is on the big
court
at 9:15
p. in
m. the
The
latest man;
Mrs. I. Nathan
Zack,
record-
Klein; Mrs. J. W. Allen, in
i mem- time on his own with a fast-
War
Department
Communique
ing
secretary;
Mrs.
Benjamin
ory
of
Joe
Klein;
Mr.
and
Mrs. moving show with unlimited vari-
No. 7 will be shown. The film pro-
secretary; H. Goldman, in memory of Max e t and flexibility--a sort of
financial
Schwartz,
grams
for will
the feature
balance such
of the
Mrs.
William
treasurer;
summer
titles
Mrs.
Harry Mandell,
Buchman,
auditor, Field; Mr. and Mrs. I. M. Lewis,
in memory of father, J. W. Allen ; in memory of parents, Hyman B.
as "Negro Soldier," "69th Paral-
and
Mrs. box
Jack chairman.
Rosenthal, blue Mr: and Mrs. H. Goldman, in i and Rachel L. Webber; Mr. and
lel," "Battle of Russia" and and
white
memory of father, J. W. Allen; Mrs. David Lefko, in memory of
many others. Programs will be
for the Brody
luncheon
free to the public except on the will Hostesses
be Mrs. Charles
and A. H. Alert, donation; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Eiseman; Mr. and
Mrs. Philip Gross, in memory M. Joseph C. Diem, in mem-
Mrs.
nights of July 11, July 25, Aug. Mrs. Louis Lightstone.
of Mrs. Mildred Morris; Mrs. ory of Florence 'rineberg.
8 and Aug. 22, when a small
Henry Velick, in memory o f
charge will be made and when
i
mother, Ella; Mrs. J. Barnett, in
full length programs will be
memory of (laughter, Ethel; Mr.
Maryan Fleisher
shown.
and Mrs. Meyer M. Cohen, in
memory of Mrs. Mildred Morris;
Students to Give
Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Shapero,
Camp Habonim to
Piano Recitals
in memory of Fannie Cohen
Open Season June 26
and Sol P. Flayer and in
i honor
Maryan Fleisher will present of birth of a son to J. Garfields;
Camp Habonim, day camp of a group of intermediate students Mr. and Mrs. Jerome J. Frank,
the Jewish Community Center, in a piano recital, Saturday eve- in honor of confirmation of Ruth
ON PERRY LAKE
will open its season June 26.
ning, June 17, at 8 o'clock, and Eloise Frank and Elizabeth Ann
This camp, which has enjoyed a group of advanced students in Ziv; Mrs. A. Blumrosen, in mem-
ORTONVILLE, MICH.
several successful seasons, is a piano recital Wednesday eve- ory of father, Julius-Lay War-
1000 FEET ABOVE SEA LEVEL
rapidly reaching its quota. Par- ning, June 21, at 8:15 o'clock. tell; Mrs. Harry Leibson, n in mem-
ents therefore are urged to make Both recitals will take place at ory of mother, Fayge; N. Brach-
their registrations early.
the Art Center Music School, man, in memory of mother,
THREE CAMPS IN ONE
The camp is open to children 5300 John R. Michle; Mrs. Leah Helpert, in
BOYS UNIT 6-16 * GIRLS UNIT 6-16
memory of husband, Norman.
MICHIGAN RESORTS
Helpert; Mr. and Mrs. H. Kessler,
LITTLE NAHELU
IS in memory of mother of Mrs. R.
Wallach; Mr. and Mrs. T. Moss,
Pre School Ages 3 6
in memory of mother of Mrs. R.
Wallach; Mrs. M. Satovsky, in
memory of mother, Steere-Laya
and
• drieWent Aviidan and ,Wey.
Kusselow; Mrs. Sue Baum, in
rn
memory of father, Hershl-Yitche;
I Jamebertrtie4
Mrs. S. Nayer, in memory of
nti Yelderi/0
husband, Samuel-Baer Nayer.
ON LONG LAKE NEAR CHELSEA, MICH.
ijh y OZ
Harry Barnett, in memory of
‘i Or
• ,./roffttce el'ro nt
(Jun their ,D i anna ,/erred ,
parents, Lipman and Esther-Chaye
Will Be Open This Summer for a 9-Week Season
Barnett; Sylvia Tendler, in mem-
ory of Mrs. Ida Feldman; Leah
JUNE 25 to AUGUST 27
firlary(Aaritift,(5;
Werbe, in memory of Harry Tur-
Boys and Girls from 6 to 15 Admitted for Full or Half Season
berg; Mr. and Mrs. Louis C.
Touff, in honor of recovery of
Isaac Shetzer; William Horowitz,
• A limited number of vacancies still open. Register early to avoid
Toledo, 0., in memory of father,
disappointment.
FOLDER INFORMATION ON REQUEST
Shmooale-Helman Horowitz; Da-
vid Neuman, Buffalo, N. Y., in
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memory of Sarah Neuman; Jos-
eph Freedman, in memory of
For Information and Registration Write
brother, Isidore Freedman; Mrs.
DETROIT OFFICE 18657 GREENLAWN
Farband Camp and Kinderwelt, 1912 Taylor, Detroit 6, or
L. J. Kraus, in memory of Max
Field; Mrs. Benjamin Wolf,
Phone TYler 4 -8988 (Daily 12 to 2 P. M.)
Phones—UN. 3-5075 or HO. 1189
Grand Rapids, Mich., in memory
of Max Field; Mrs. L. J. Kraus,
in memory of Mrs. Goodman;
Mrs. Benjamin Wolf, Grand Rap-
ids, Mich., in memory of Mrs.
Call our Registrars:
Goodman; I. Schneider, Flint,
Mrs. D. Kumove, UN. 1-7054
Mrs. S. Sislin, TO. 5 - 9772
Mich., in memory of mother, Til-
Mrs. S. Levine, TR. 2.3001
lie Schneider; Mrs. Morris Ein-
stending, in memory of Mrs.
Jeanette Summer; J. W. Webber,
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