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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

Naomi Membership
Meeting Sun., Dec. 10

Latke Party of JWEWO
Dec. 17 at Bnai David

The Naomi Auxiliary of Young
Women of Bnai Brith will hold
their second membership tea of
the 1944-45 season at the home
of Miss Edythe Ainbinder, 3824
Cortland, on Sunday, Dec. 10,
at 2 p. m.
The affair is open to all paid
up members and to any prospec-
tive members between the ages
of 18 through 25 who are inter-
ested in becoming part of this
active auxiliary.
Besides an entertainment pro-
gram which is very promising,
there will be a prominent speak-
er present who will discuss with
the girls a subject of vital im-
portance to all.

A special meeting of the Jew-
ish Women's European Welfare
Max Bergman, age 65, passed
Organization was held Monday, away on Dec. 4 at North Detroit
Dec. 4, at the Bnai Moshe Syna- General Hospital after a pro-
gogue. Mrs. R. Katzin presided. longed illness. Ile was a retired
At this meeting relief to orph-
ans amounting to $200.00 was
sent to Palestine, Cuba and Hot
Springs.
Final arrangements were made
for a Chanukah latke party to
be given Wednesday, Dec. 13, at
Congregation Bnai David, Elm-
hurst and 14th St., with Mrs.
Freida Lewis as one of the ar-
rangements committee. The pro-
ceeds to go for orphans, refu-
gees from Belgium now in
France.
Members and ' friends are in-
vited to attend the party.

DR. BENJAMIN R. LEVY

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Well Known Detroiter
Dies at the Age of 65

Chanukah Dinner to be
Given by Mishkan Israel

Congregation Mishkan Israel
will hold its annual Chanukah
dinner in the Social Hall Sun-
day, Dec. 10, at 6:30 p. m.
Rabbi Afhren of New York
will be the guest speaker. Hyman
Margolis will be master of cere-
monies, with Rabbi I. Stollman
as director of ceremonies.

MAX BERGMAN

merchant and was well known
among pioneers of Detroit.
Mr. Bergman was a resident
Human Relations Consultant
of Detroit for upwards of 35
TO. 9 1045
1484 Glynn Court
years.
By Appointment Only
He is survived by his wife,
UNUSUAL PERSONAL PROBLEMS
Annette; three sons, Capt. Theo-
Established 1911
dore I. Bergman, U.S. Army,
now somewhere in India; Pfc.
Arnold Bergman, U.S. Army;
Harold Bergman; three daugh-
ters, Mrs. Nathan Steingold, Mrs.
Robert Samuel Stein, Mrs. Jacob
FOR RENT — Large room, to M. Reichman; two brothers, Mor-
business girl or gentleman. ris of Detroit and Theodore of
Single home, small family. Hot New York City; and three sis-
water.
Unlimited telephone. tees, Mrs. Ella Gottfurcht, Mrs.
Good transportation.
Dexter Regina Rottenberg and Mrs.
and Buena Vista. Call TO, 8- Helen Bein of New York.
9376. Funeral services were held
from Lewis Brothers Funeral
TO SHARE—Quiet, refined young Home and interment at Clover
woman to share charming Hill Park Cemetery on Tuesday,
three-room apartment. Call TO. Dec. 5. The deceased was a life
member of Masonic Order, Ash-
6-0495 Sunday.
lar Lodge. Also Michigan Con-
WANTED TO RENT—Five or sistory and Shrine (Moslem Tem-
six - room flat. Responsible. ple), and various other charitable
Northwest sect i o'n . Three organizations.
The late address of deceased
adults, nine-year-old child. TO.
was 3404 Edison Ave.
6-4611.

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Igor Gorin to Be
Soloist at Halevy
Concert Sun., Feb. 4

The Halevy chorus, under the
Dan Frohman, is
now preparing a fine program for
the 20th jubilee concert, which
takes place on Sunday, Feb. 4,
in the Masonic Temple. The spe-
cial feature of this concert is
the appearance of Igor Gorin,
the prominent young Russian-
Jewish baritone. Tickets for the
concert may now be obtained
from Halevy members.

CLUB ORGANIZED

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MARILYN JANE KAPLAN
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OBITUARY

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USO ACTIVITIES

The Sunday breakfast of bagel
and lox was sponsored on Nov.
26 by the Park Loan Society.
Chairman, Mrs. D. Rosenblatt;
hostesses, Mrs. P. Gold, Mrs. L.
Apetaker, Mrs. B. Finestein, Mrs.
S. Lerner.
The Wednesday night Belcrest
party wits sponsored on Nov. 29
by Infants Service Group. Presi-
dent, Mrs. David King; chairman,
Mrs. Lewis Levin; hostesses, Mrs.
Julius Hackman, Mrs. George
Treeger.
T h e following organizations
served at the Downtown USO
Canteen:
On Nov. 20, First Hebrew Con-
gregation of Delray Auxiliary.
Chairman, Mrs. Sam Kohn ; host-
esses, Mrs. M. Galavda, Mrs. Dave
Lovey, Mrs. Roy Smith, Mrs. R.
Eskowitz, Mrs. J. Rosenberger,
Mrs. L. Lefkowitz, Mrs. M. Tisch-
ler.
On Nov. 27, Jewish Women's
Service Club. Chairman, Betty
Kaplan ; hostesses, Hattie Aron-
son, Sophie Ellenbogen, Nora
Gold, Elsie Goodmna, Ethel
Kleine, Sarah Kushner, Rose
Shiff, Dolly Badman, Irene Rob-
inson.
On Dec. 4, Women's Auxiliary
Jewish Home for the Aged.
Chairman, Mrs. S. L. Weller; co-
chairmen, Mrs. T. Lebovitz, Mrs.
A. M. Ferer; hostesses, Mesdames
M. Benack, M. Bregman, N. Blat-
nikoff, N. B. Deutsch, J. Fish-
man, M Finkel, I. E. Goodman,
B. Gotloeb, A. Gordon, S. Geek-
er, E. Gerber, M. J. Greenberg,
E Hamburger, A. Hoffman, A.
B. Stralser, H. Weiss, J. Kavan-
augh, C. Kliger, R. Koven, E.
Lippitt, M. Lippitt, M. Lichten-
stein, R. Marwill, A. Mitchell, E.
McLain, H. Meir, M. Nadler, A.
Potiker, S. Rosenfield, I. Rose,
B. Lorgow, S. Zeldes.

Rabbi Sperka to be
Bnai David Ladies Aux.
Guest Speaker Dec. 12

Plans are completed for the
annual donor luncheon of the
Bnai David Ladies Auxiliary
which will take place on Tues-
day, Dec. 12, at 12.30 p. in. in
the Bnai David Social Hall, Elm-
hurst and 14th Sts.
Mrs. Z. Needle, president, an-
nounces that the guest speaker
of the day will be Rabbi Joshua
Sperka, who will give some of
his experiences and impressions
of the World Jewish Congress
which just completed its sessions
in Atlantic City.
On the musical portion of the
program, a vocal and instrument-
al program will be carried out,
which promises to be outstanding.
Mrs. Sam Zack is in charge of
reservations and can be reached •
at TO. 8-3135 for additional res-
ervations. All friends and mem-
bers of the Synagogue are urged
to attend this annual outstanding
event of the Ladies Auxiliary,
the proceeds of which go to equip
the Synagogue building.

Sabbath League to Hold
Chanukah Party Dec. 16

The Women's League for Sab-
bath Observance, 12th St. Branch,
will hold a Chanukah party and
Mlave Malke Saturday night.
Dec. 16, at 8 o'clock at Lachar's
Hall, 8939 12th St.
Rabbi M. J. Wohlgelernter, spir-
itual leader of Congregation Beth
Tefilo Emmanuel, will be the
guest speaker. A fine musical
program has been arranged. Can-
tor Moldowsky will sing and the
girls of the Beth Jacob School
of the Taylor Branch will render
a short Chanukah program.
Since accommodations are lim-
ited, kindly call Mrs. I. Levin
Serve-A-Camp :
On Nov. 30 Laundry Ladies for reservations at TY. 5-5304.
Social Club, Temple Israel Sister-
RUBENSTEIN MUSICALE
hood, Laundry Drivers Social
Rubenstein Piano Studios will
Club, Berger, Manason & Kayes.
Oneg Shabot, or social hour present a number of students in
following religious services at a musicale on Sunday afternoon,
Romulus AAB. were held on Dec. Dec. 10, at 3 o'clock. A group
1 by Bnai David Sisterhood. of children will also demonstrate
Chairman, Mrs. Julius Silverman; the music theory they receive in
hostesses, Mrs. E. Kresge, Mrs. their weekly classes.
Morris Sandubree, Mrs. Samuel
White, Mrs. Irving Berson, Mrs.
Eli Cutler.
Rev. Cantor
The ice cream donor for USO-
Jacob
JWB social program on Nov. 28
was Harold Stern.
Silverman

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Hebrew Ladies Aid Society
will hold its donor luncheon Jan.
10. The place will be announced
later. Reservations may be made
by calling Mrs. E. Greenwald,
DA. 2451, or Mrs. M. Kepes,
TY. 4-6621, or the president,
Mrs. Julia Ring, HO. 1391. All
members are urged to bring in
their ads and pledges as soon
as possible.
Mrs. Helen Auslander, war
efforts chairman, asks all mem-
bers to please bring all their
waste fats to the meeting as
the proceeds of same are sent
to the Red Cross.

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