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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle
Friday, March 22, 1946
Touching Surprise Party Honors
Rose Greenspon on 77th Birthday
Report on Work
Of Bnai Moshe
Mrs. Rose Greenspon's 77th
birthday on March 17 found some
32 children, grandchildren, and
great grandchildren gathered at
Zack's Kosher Catering Co., for
a carefully-planned surprise party.
Mr. David Greenspon, oldest
son, acted as master of ceremonies
for Aaron Greenspon Family Club,
organized in the memory of his
late father. The party saw every-
one present, from youngest to
oldest, pouring blessings upon the
honored Mrs. Greenspon.
Among those at the party were
Mr. and Mrs. David Greenspon;
Mr. and Mrs. Max Lebow and
daughter, Benita; Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard Levine and son, Howard;
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rouman and
son, Jack; Mr. and Mrs. Max
Hoffman and children, Josephine,
Larry, and Aaron; Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Greenspon and daughter,
Muriel.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Abrams
and children, Marian, Celia, and
Sidney; Mrs. Helen Marder; Mr..
Morris Greenspon; Mr. and Mrs.
George Greenspon and children,
Aaron, Harvey, and Philip; and
Mrs. Ettinger to
Tell Experiences
Tram to Review
"One Destiny"
At the annual meeting of the
Sisterhood of Congregation Bnai
Moshe held on Mar. 11, reports
were rendered by chairmen of
committees.
The concluding report was made
by the president, Mrs. I. E. Good-
man, embodying a resume of all
of the activities and an acknowl-
edgment to all of the officers and
committee chairmen for their co-
operation during her regime. A
presentation of a pair of silver
candelabra was made by the
group, commemorating the mem-
ory of the late Mrs. Ethel Good-
man, who was a devout member
and an ardent worker for the
Sisterhood.
Mrs. Rachel Sulkes Ettinger,
former Detroiter, will address the
Business and Professional Division
of Hadassah on Tuesday evening,
March 26 at the home of Mrs.
Samuel Heyman, 4031 Glendale
Avenue.
Living in Palestine for the past
12 years, Mrs. Ettinger will re-
port on her experiences.
Rabbi Leon Fram will review
"One Destiny" at the Wednesday,
March 27 meeting of the Young
Women's Bicur Cholem Club to
be held at the home of Mrs. Louis
Le Fond, of 18310 Cherrylawn.
The last session of the group took — i
place on March 18 at the home orleri
Mrs. Sam Stulberg, of 12345
Broadstreet.
Mar. 29 Set as
C ouncil Sabbath"
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• Friday evening, March 29 has
been designated as ''Council Sab-
bath" by the Detroit Section cf
the National Council of Jewish
Women. Through the cooperation
of Temple Beth El, the regular
Sabbath Eve service at the Tem-
ple will be planned by Rabbi
Glazier in conjunction with the
Contemporary
Jewish
Affairs
Committee of the Council:
Mrs. Hershel Kreger, president
of the Detroit Section, will repre-
sent the Council as speaker dur-
ing the service. A social hour in
the Temple vestry rooms is being
planned by Mrs. H. J. Frank and
Mrs. Harry Jacobson, working
with the regular Temple Social
Hour Committee.
Hebre ► v Center
Adds Chairmen
Ira G. Kaufman, president of
the Northwest Hebrew Congre-
gation and Center, at the Board
meeting held at the home of Chas.
Charlip, treasurer, on March 11,
made public the appointment of
Mr. Morris Sukenie to the chair-
manship of the committee in
charge of memorials to be placed
in the Synagogue and classrooms
of the building now being erected
by the Congregation. He also an-
nounced the appointment of Mr.
Joe Gordon as co-chairman of
the committee. Announcement was
also made of the appointment of
Alfred Helfgott as co-chairman of
the Membership Committee.
Mr. Samuel Greenspon and chil-
dren, Max and Marcia.
Despite her 77 years, Mrs. Rose
Greenspon is still active In sev-
eral organizations including the
following: Bnai Moshe Sisterhood.
Ladies Aid Society, Bnai Brith
Pisgah Lodge, Dexter Mothers
Club, Yeshivath Beth Ychudah,
Bicur Cholem, Old Folks Home,
Mt. Sinai Hospital, and Oneg
Shabbat Club.
Election of officers to the Fa-
mily Club will take place at the
neat meeting to be held at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Max Hoff-
man, of 2418 Cortland Ave.
Weil Named to
National Council
The Victory Banquet that the
Mlawer Ungegend Verein is spon-
soring on Sunday, March 24, at
6:30 p.m. at Riviera Hall, 5028 Joy
Road, will not only mark the 12th
Anniversary of the Verein's exist-
ence, but will also be a celebra-
tion of the return of the sons and
daughters of the members from
the service.
Rabbi Joshua S. Sperica will be
the principal speaker. There will
also be musical selections by well
known singers.
Rosenwald Post
To Honor Vets
Beth Aaron's New
Synagogue Nears
Coinpletion
Home for Aged
Elects Officers -
Mrs. George Koven was re-
elected president of the Women's
Auxiliary of the Jewish Home for
Aged at the annual meeting held
March 18. Othrs elected include
Mesdames S. Weller, A. Potiker,
H. Bregrnan, H. Meer, I. Levisoh
nod S. Zeldes, vice-presidents;
Mrs. Mark Benach, recording sec-
retary; Mesdames J. Arkin, J.
Bashin and F. Cooper, correspon-
ding secretaries; Mrs. M. Rosen,
special corresponding secretary;
Mrs. K. Faudem, financial secre-
tary; Mrs. J. Fishman, treasurer
and Mrs. T. Lebovitz, Building
Fund treasurer.
Primrose Club
To Serve Sick
Hold Card Party
wein jewelers
7338 W. McNichols Road
Near Prairie
PAGEL'S, Inc.
Photo Engravers
641 MONROE
CA. 0472
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Young Peoples
Dance Saturday
Vatiety Show
Unfolds Sunday
37 Years of Sincere and Respected Serv-
ice in the Manufacture and Sales of
BRACES, ARTIFICIAL LIMBS,
TRUSSES 8 ABDOMINAL BELTS
Final dress rehearsals for the
Mezeritcher Social Club's Variety
Show indicate that the March 24
production will he a success, Sam-
uel B. Gutterman, director pre-
dicted recbntly. Scheduled for the
Brown Memorial Chapel of Tem-
ple Beth ,EI the program is de-
signed to raise monies for chari-
ties. Women appearing in the cast
include Mrs. Robert Gutterman,
Mrs. Norman Davidson, Mrs. Al-
len A. Saltz and Barbara Traub.
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All Work Under the
Personal Supervision of
FRANK 0. PETERSON,
President
E. H. ROWLEY CO.
2540 WOODWARD
Main onides to
Hear Food Talk
Two hundred and fifty homen
tastier will be served by the Prim-
rose Benevolent Club to con-
valescents at the Battle Creek
General Hospital on March 25.
Mrs. H. Asatinsky, Mrs. M. Viten-
son and Mrs. S. Dean are in
charge of preparations.
Mrs. N. Ruzumna is chairman
of tho Child Rescue Fund pro-
gram. Information concerning this
division can be secured by calling
DA. 0121.
Bnai Moshe to
Hear Humorist
"Contemporary Jewish Wit and
Humor" will be the subject of an
address to be delivered by Irving
Davidson, of New York, in the
social hall of Congregation Bnai
Moshe, Tuesday, March 26, at
8:15 p.m.
Davidson, known as the "Jewish
Ripley," has made a study of Jew-
ish wit and humor and is the au-
thor of numerous articles on the
subject in various Jewish publi-
cations,
The meeting is sponsored by the
At 9:30 p.m., Saturday, Mar, 23,
Men's Club of Bnai Moshe and is
open to the public. Admission is the Young Peoples Society of
‘0***0000 ******** 1:400-0000'K free.
Congregation Shaarcy Zedek will
he host at its annual Spring
Abe Levine has taken over
management of Dave Ginsberg
It's up to you to hold the price Dance to be held in the Social Hall
line. Don't pay over the ceiling of Shaarey Zedek.
Orchestras
A special invitation is being ex-
prices. A legitimate dealer will
Excellent music for all occasions
thank you for calling them to his tended to all returned members of
A. LEVINE
attention. A chisler should be re- the Armed Services and former
TO•nsend 8-8869
3018 Leslie
ported to your Price Control members.
H>t) Otttatit la 1:41000-00-C40004:1-( Board.
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Judea Now Has
Twelve Clubs
Plans for forthcoming spring so-
Twelve clubs are now function-
cial events and charity work will
hold the key discussion spot in ing under the Young Judea with
the next meeting of the Junior age groups ranging from 10 to 16
Home Relief Society scheduled for years. Individuals desiring to join
3 p.m., Sunday, March 24, at the or form Young Judea clubs may
receive information from Miss
Jewish Community Center.
Adeline Subar, 9144 Linwood Ave.,
or by calling either TY. 6-2632 or
President Truman today named
TY 4-4829.
Frank L. Weil, president of the
National Jewish Welfare Board,
to the National Famine Emergen-
cy Council, an American effort to
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A welcome home party hOnoring
prevent starvation in Europe by
reduction of food consumption its World War H members will be
here. Herbert Hoover is honorary sponsored by the Julius Rosen-
chairman of the council and Ches- wald Post 218, American Legion
Miss Marion Ryan, Home Serv-
to be held Wednesday, March 27
ter Davis is chairman.
ice advisor of the Detroit Edison
at 9 p.m. at the Bowery.
In addition to the regular show, Co., will speak on "New Trends In
a special program has been ar- Foods and Equipment," at the
monthly meeting of the Women's
ranged for the evening.
Comrades and their friends are Auxiliary, Maimonides Medical
Society being held Saturday, Mar.
invited to attend.
30, at the home of Mrs. Morris
Witus, 18440 Fairfield ave.
An open house party will cele-
Hostesses for the afternoon will
brate the completion of the Beth
be Mesdames Irving I. Edgar, H.
Aaron Synagogue. With May 19
Over 40 persons were numbered S. Mellen, David Utley, Ezra Lip-
set as the termination date of the as workers and donators at the kin, L. E. Kamin and
Morris
synagogue construction, members March 4 card party held at the Witus. Mrs.
L. Orecklin and Mrs.
of the Sisterhood made initial Hotel Edison under the auspices N. Sandler head the
program
plans for the affair at a recent of the Jewish Women European committee.
meeting held at the home of Mrs. Welfare Committee.
J. Berman, of Hartwell Ave.
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On May 12, the group will spon- 6
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sor a Family Dinner Party at
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Zack's Catering, 8939 - 12th St.
REPAIR SERVICE
Mauler Verein to
Hold Banquet
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Years in Our Own Factories .. .
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Any Type of Limb Case.
Will Discuss
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