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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE
Bnai Moshe Unit to Hear Dietitian
"Normal Nutrition" will be dis- by the child guidance group will
cussed by Mrs. Meyer Weisen- get underway Jan. 27.
feld, dietitian at Herman Kiefer
An evening of games has been
Hospital, when she addresses the scheduled for Jan. 28 in the so-
Bnai Moshe Sisterhood at 1 p.m. cial hall, Mrs. Morris Klarman,
Thursday. Mrs. Alex Fisch is sisterhood president, said. Mrs.
chairman.
William New and Mrs. T. Brad-
A series of lectures sponsored ford are in charge.
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AJC Groups Map
Movies, Speakers
Chapter Meetings
Slated Wednesday
By HELEN TENNENBAUM
days to turn in your petitions
and ballots for your favorite in
our Youth Leadership Contest.
. . . By next week our judges
will be busy interviewing the
top five lucky
people to see
who will get
the $300 schol-
arship gracious-
ly offered by
the American
Loan and Say-
,ongs Associa-
„„.• tion.
• • •
THINGS
Helen REALLY were
spinning at the party given by
the Lindies for that French
Mademoiselle Dora Heidenberg
who was squired by Al Gold-
man at the maison de Beverly
Nathanson.
Others were Sandy Edelstine
with Donny Wasserman, Carolyn
Schayowitz and Chuck Levin,
Chuck Sachse and Reta Klein,
Marilyn Smith with Micky We-
nokur, Marcia Rosen and Sam
CUSTOM BUILT
LAMPS
.ticks,
and
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Teen•Age
Sophisticates
YOU'VE ONLY got three more
Movies, guest speakers and
song will be highlights of meet-
ings to be held by the four
chapters of the Women's Divi-
sion, American Jewish Congress,
at 1:30 p.m., Wednescliy.
Two Palestinian films, "A Day
in Dagania" and "Look Home-
ward Wanderer," will be shown
at a joint meeting of the South
and Northwest groups in the
Beth Aaron Synagogue. This ses-
sion will be in the form of an
infant layette shower to aid sur-
vivors.
gathering in t the Rose Sittig
Cohen auditorium, members of
the Central Chapter will hear
Rabbi Irwin Gordon, director of
Wayne University Hillel, who
will speak on "The American
Jew and Palestine." Mrs. Theo-
dore Power will lead in the
singing of Palestine songs.
A dessert luncheon is planned
by the Northeast unit in the
home of Mrs. Fred Sherman,
19330 Warrington drive.
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We Cater for You in Our Own
Halls, Your Home, or
Synagogue.
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Vases, ants, desks, candle
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figurines, statuary,
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lamps. Oil lamp, electrified.
Lumps Modernised, Repaired
sad Refinished
Old style door lamps mad.
Into Indirect and torehiers.
Lamps refinished and rotated.
Vnder the Supervitioa of
Council of Orthodox Rabbis
rersorutlised Attention
by CHAS. J. MARX
and BERNIE' LEFK0111'12
lamp Shades Made
and Iterhdehed
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Complete Banking and Trust Service
STATEMENT OF CONDITION, DECEMBER 31, 1917
RESOURCES
Cash on (land and Due from Other Banks . .
$ 345,674,825.35
United States Government Securities
611,253,444.15
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Stock of the Federal Reserve Bank
1,500,000.00
Other Securities
$5,907,722.73
Loans:
Loans and Discounts
$ 172,345,358.56
Real Estate Mortgages
50,718,858.17
223,044,216.63
Branch Buildings and Leasehold Improvements .
1,454,687.77
Accrued Income Receivable
2,985,355.79
Customers' Liability on Acceptances and Letters of Credit
1,119,705.42
$1,242,759,957.97
LIABILITIES
Deposits:
Commercial, Bank and Savings
.
United States Government
Other Public Deposits
Accrued Expenses and Taxes Payable,
Income Col lected —Unearned
Common Stock Dividend No. 27,
Payable February 2, 1948
Acceptances and Letters of Credit
Reserves
Capital Funds:
Common Stock
Surplus
Undivided Profits
• •
$1,125,630,951.31
13,3.30,608.76
38,159,142.73 $1,177,124,702.80
1,294,532.71
1,158,155.49
975,000.00
1,919,705.62
8,330,873.84
$ 15,000,000.00
35,044,000.00
4,952,987.51
54,952,987.51
$1,242,759,957.97
United States Government Securities carried at J56,751,603.73 in the foregoing state.
meat an pledged to secure public deposits, including deposits a/ 117.09.1113.114
Treas•rer•State of Michigan, and for other purposes required by law.
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DIRECTORS
HENRY E. BOWMAN
ROBERT J. BOWMAN
PRENTISS M. BROWN
CHARLES T. FISHER
CHARLES T. FISHER, JR.
JOHN B. FORD, JR.
JAMES S. HOLDEN
JAM ES INGLIS
WILLIAM S. KNUDSEN
ALVAN MACAULEY
WALTER S. McLUCAS
W. DEAN ROBINSON
NATE S. SHAPERO
R. PERRY SHORTS
GEORGE A. STAPLES
R. R. WILLIAMS
C. E. WILSON
TRUST DEPARTMENT
This bank acts as Trustee, Executor and Corporate Agent
Mender Fa...1 Deposit In•rr•n.. Cmpormise
1ir1.11.111
,
.111.
Tarenoff, June Zieve with Al
Newman, Roberta Snyder with
Mike Novitz, Doris Ruskin and
Iry Baron and Janet Sell with
Arnie Gordon.
• • •
THE DURFEE Unity Forum
has accomplished what four
months ago seemed impossible.
Led by Sheldon Otis, the club
has presented three panel dis-
cussions on Brotherhood, the
last of which on Tuesday was
witnessed by Board of Education
officials and recorded for further
use.
Some of the panel members
were Judy Segal, Mark David-
son, Janet Vogel, Shel Otis, and
the Julius Rosenthal Award
Winner, Beatrice Broughton. In-
cidentally the proud fellow to
have won this award was Jerry
Weintraub (congrats from all of
Durfee) while the group is
thankful to Mr. Thompson for
having been its moderator and
to its sponsors, Miss Richmond
and Mrs. Bowerman.
• • •
MONDAY, Jan. 5 was a sad
clay in the lives of many of us
for it was on that day that
Davida Phillips passed away. In
the name of her friends we
would like to express our deep-
est sympathy to her parents and
her sister Barbara. Everyone
who knew Davida loved her. In
our hearts she will alway live.
Dinner Awaited
by Home Relief
A quarter of a century of
service to the Jewish commun-
ity will be celebrated by the
Home Relief Society at a dinner
Jan. 31 in the Rackham Bldg.
Founded in 1923, the organi-
zation has been active in hos-
pital work, visiting patients
•and brightening up their lives
with gifts of candy, cigarets.
magazines and other comfort
items. It also renders financial
assistance to those who are un-
able to afford special medicines
and treatments.
Working closely with Judge
D. J. Healy, the society has
been instrumental in rehabil-
itating delinquen1 children.
Another phase of the grpup's
program is giving help to new
families in the city.
Special tribute will be made
at the dinner to Mrs. Harry
Shulman, founder and first pres-
ident, by distributing gift food
baskets to all families under
the club's care.
Another highlight of the eve-
ning will be the instlilltion of
officers by Mrs. Minna Cornell.
Because seating fs , ilities are
limited, those planning t at-
tend are urged to mak-, i ime-
diate reservations with Mrs. M.
Garelik, newly-elected presi-
dent, UN. 4-3282, Mrs. Peter
Miller, UN. 3-4235, or Mrs.
Shulman, TO. 8-2784.
Dr. Morffensfrili
Beth El Speat ► cr
Dr. Julian Morgenst .•rn .will be
guest speaker Jan. 27 for the
Institute on Judaism s'ionsored
by the Men's Club of Temple
Beth El.
His subject will be "Modern
Interpretation of the Bible."
Dr. Morgenstern is president
emeritus of the Hebrew Union
College, having retired last year
after serving for 25 years in that
position.
He is also past president of
American Oriental Society and
trustee of American Schools of
Oriental Research in Jerusalem
and Bagdad.
Latin Quarter Ranks
Among Detroit's 'Best'
The Latin Quarter has re-
captured its position as "one of
Detroit's finest night clubs."
Under its new owner, William
Ritter, Latin Quarter has also
developed a catering service for
Jewish patrons and serves them
at special parties, weddings,
dances, showers and Bar Mitz-
vahs