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Friday, March 25, 1919
DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE
Page Nine
Aids Spring Event!Pythian Sisters
Plan Card Party
tig
PHIL ROTHSCHILD
Ad
A card party will be given by
Pythian Sisters, of Greater De-
troit, on Wednesday, March 30•
Proceeds will pay for Passover
baskets for indigent families. Re-
freshments will be served.
TT'S SPRING" ... and only the
THE DAVE ZELLMANS are
off to Israel by plane . . . It's
ing a jaunt through the park I
Boston and N'Yawk for the
spotted a robin frozen stiff . . .
George Friedmann . . . And Ruby
Anyhow, I still think it's a good
Bettman is back after a long tour
time to have your lawn mower in Mexico.
sharpened.
By now everyone should have
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had his fill of the Jewish D
THIS SATURDAY nite, the an- ratings which caused a bit of & stir B
nual Ilillelzapoppin' takes place and midnite lamp burning the
in Ann Arbor with proceeds to last couple of weeks.
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the United Jewish Appeal . . .
Last year's crown was held by
QUOTATION: You can please
the ZBT's and the SDT gals took all of the people some of the time,
it in '47.
but you can't please some of the
Out in Los Angeles ... Nettie people at all.
A other day when I was tak-
and Morrey Firestone are honey-
mooning at the Beverly Wilshire
. • . Detroiters double dating ...
Betty Cetner with Seymour
Meyer, Zadette Guttman and Bob
Herman ... Art Doctor, now an
auto dealer, postcards from west's
resort haven, Big Bear Lake,
where skiing is the main attrac-
tion.
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ON TAB:
Blanche Berman and Fanny
Greenwald are favored with the
distinction of having baked the
prized cakes for the Jr. Hadassah
contest ... Ditto to Sophie Shul-
man and Essie Kaplan on the
cookies.
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A PARTY REPORT:
ODDS & ENDS:
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HAPPY BIRTHDAYS to
Shirlee Reider, Elaine Kleinberg,
Rae Ann Moss, Freda Frazer,
Faye and Larry Weinberg, Arlene
Barnett, Elaine Feldman, Joel
Rosenthal, Grant Robbins, Leo
Majzel, Jack Gold, Martin Brown,
Ruth Garber, Mel Wallace and
Marylin Cohen.
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FAMOUS LAST WORDS, "Case
Dismissed.".
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'BOUT PEOPLE YOU KNOW ...
Detroit Free Press gave a splash
to Bev. Markowitz (Lou's off-
spring) who's featured in "Bury
the Dead" on March 12-13 at the
Jewish Cultural Center.
'Twas a double barrel celebra-
tion for Sam Brode for on his
18th year with the Richman
Clothing chain, Sam was elevated
to boss of the downtown store.
ARTHUR RICE
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2 Groups Map
Beth El Dance
A Spring Dance will be spon-
sored jointly by the Sisterhood
and the Men's Club of Temple
Beth El, Saturday evening, in the
social hall, Tickets are $1.75 per
person.
Entertainment will include * an
exhibition by the Robert Morgan
dancers. Novel decorations an
door gills are being planned b d
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the committee, and a late suppe
r
will be served.
MEMOS OF NITECRAWLER
Along the dating lane ... Lou
Starr and Shirley Krim, Herman
Landau (Chicago) and Jackie
Brooks, Rosalie Singer with Ben
Katzman, Irving Rodman - and
Triva Gold, Shirlee Friedman and
Dick Sanders, Bernie Moorin and
Janette Rosefeld,
NO FINER
SALMON
AT ANY
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The cast consisted of Helen
Applebaum, Helen Feldman, Joan
Greenblat, Ruth Hess, Helen Le-
vine, Rosilyn Levitt, Noah Man-
dlebaum, Mary Moerman, Bonnie .
Weisberg, Rose Yampolsky, and
Lenore Young,
Lapeer Parent Group
to Stage Bake Sale
MOUNT
CLEMENS
Hadassah B and P.
to Hear Shevitz
Sidney Shevitz, president of
the Detroit Zionist Council, will
speak before the study group of
the Business and Professional
Division of Hadassah at 8:30 p.m.,
Tuesday at the home of Dr. and
Mrs. A. H. Rosenthal, 16141 La-
Salle boulevard. Ethel Rosenthal
will preside.
Social Links Choose
Globerson as President
T he Social Links family club
met at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Milton Silverman. Members of
the new group are Mr. and Mrs.
Peter Globerson, Mr. and Mrs.
Lou Buck, Mr. and Mrs. Allan
O s low, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Emery
Joe Cohen is in L. A. by now
Arrangements are directed b
. . . Its ironic that the Queen Arthur Rice, Sol Balaban, Theo
Esther choice at the Center's re- done Birnkrant, Louis Sable an d
Also Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jas-
cent Purim dance was non-Jew- Leon Wayburn of the Men's Club love, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Silver-
ish.
and Mesdames M. George Way - ' man, Mr. and Mrs. Morton Mar-
This balmy weather makes burn, David M. Cooper and liar - golis and Larry Ostrow and his
Harry and Mort Dorme r want to vey J. Rattner of the sisterhood fiancee Alice Koenigsberg,
start work on the opening of
Tickets are available at th e
Officers are Peter Globerson,
Greenbush Inn for t h e fi fth Temple. Friends are cordially in _ president, and Allan Ostrow,
season,
N'ited.
Faye Globerson and Bessie Jas-
That "7" on the store next to
love.
Jack Freed's bakery on Me-
Nichols is the expansion of Jack's
en ti wise into a unique coffee
shop and dairy bar.
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A home bake sale, proceeds of
which will go towards improving
KOSHER HOUSE
TYPEWRITER DOODLINGS
conditions in the Lapeer State
Louis Barden takes command
Hume and Training School, an
over Bnai Brith's participation in
institution for mentally deficient
the 8th Inter-Fraternal dinner co-
Free Transportation to and from
children, will be staged by the
Bath House - Reasonable Rates
sponsored by the K of C's and the
Lapeer
Parents
Association,
Sat-
Masons in April.
Accepting Passover
urday at Park Motor Sales, 15000
Reservations Now
Woodward avenue.
THIS WEEK marks three years
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Sweet anniversary melody to
the Milt Fentons on their second
year and it's the fifth anniversary
for the Sol Shpargels.
Bob Krause pulls out of his
Crossroads, 7 Mile and Livernois
sheet . . . Barrister Nate Kauf-
man is a little weak after a minor
operation . . Norm and Dulcie
Rosenfeld have shifted their
honeymoon from Jamaica to
Miami, and Ory and Harriet
Lefko are VI MexiiCity on their
honeymoon excur si n.
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Rayls Girls of Young Israel
staged a Purim Play directed by•
Esther Marx and Phyllis Wein-
berg, at the Rose Sittig Cohen
Bldg.
A program of entertainment
and movies for patients at the
Dearborn Veterans hospital, has
been slated for April 22.
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The Bnai Brith Young Women's
Council dance this Saturday nite
(26) at the Northwest Hebrew
Congregation with Mickey Woolf
and his gang plus a personality
contest ... Also on the same nite
the Roosevelt Dem Club throws
its dinner dance at 9016 12th.
Elaine Mevis, who directed the
dramatics at Northeastern high
school, lets us know that the ZOD
Chapter One will attend the
school's produr iron, "You Can't
Take It With You" on the 31,
April 1 and 2.
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Iota Alpha Pi gel's shindig re-
ported these duos in attendance
... Madeline Levy and Sid Feld-
stein, Cecile and Elliott Kaplan,
Estelle Torgow and Sol Gainer,
Joyce Kaplan and Saul Arsht,
Carol Alexander and Don Gilber,
Miriam Feinstein with Sandy.
Glovinsky,
The annual birthday party and
official visit by grand chief Pearl
Kling is set for April 6. Candi-
dates will be initiated at the
event, Rose Grossman, chairman,
disclosed.
Rayls Girls Club
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