THE JEWISH NEWS
Page Eight
Friday, August 14,
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SUMMER ACTIVITIES AMONG DETROIT WOME
Miss Marion Apple
Named Jr. Hadassah
J.N.F. Region Head
Detroit Unit of Jr. Hadassah
and Miss Marion Apple, second
vice-president, were honored
last week by the selection of Miss
Apple by regional board of Jr •
Hadassah as chairman of Jewish
National Fund activities for the
region, thereby becoming a
member of the regional board.
Miss Apple recently attended
the regional board meeting in
Cleveland, representing the De-
troit unit, to accept her new
post.
The Jewish National Fund
committee of Jr. Hadassah, like
other committees of the Detroit
Unit, is functioning during the
entire summer. Sale of tree
certificates, ksubas, Sefer Hayel-
ed inscriptions and general do-
nations are being solicited. Miss
Apple can be reached at 4021
Webb Ave., Northlawn 3026, and
will be happy to pick up dona-
tions throughout the summer.
ACTIVITIES IN SOCIETY
Mrs. Lazar Writes
Play for Campers
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Bill Herz returned to New York City on Monday, Aug. 10, fol-
lowing
ve Presentation is Highlight o
Herz of Elmhurst Ave.
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Activities at Camp
Chelsea
RECIPE
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Miss Irma Feerer of Second Ave. returned on Monday, Aug. 10,
SOUP NUTS or MONDLAC
from Frankfort, where she had been for two weeks.
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3 eggs
Activities at Camp Chelsea, the
Dr. Lewis Barak of West Seven Mile Road, who has been corn-
2 t. oil
camp
of
the
Jewish
Community
missioned a 1st lieutenant in the air corps, left on Thursday, Aug. 13,
2 cups flour
Center for mothers and children,
for his post in Monroe, La. He was accompanied by Mrs. Barak.
1 t. salt
continue to be interesting. High-
Mix the ingredients, ad
Mrs. Harry Rosman of Boston Blvd, entertained at a lunekieon
enough flour to make a
and shower at her home for 40 guests on Tuesday, Aug. 11, compli- light of the recent camp program
menting her niece, Miss Irene Siegel, whose marriage to Irving was an original play in Yiddish dough. Divide the dough
two parts and roll into ro
Panush will take place on Aug. 30.
written by the entire cast. The % inch lengths. Cut into
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idea for the play was suggested inch pieces and place in a gre
Returning on Monday, Aug. 10, from a short stay in Frankfort,
by Mrs. Lena Lazar. The play, ed baking dish. Bake in o
were Mrs. Larry Segar and her two sons of Birchcrest Dr.
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"Tzippe Macht A Chassene," had 375 degrees until golden bro
Mrs. M. B. Berkman and daughters, Gail and Barbara. of Park- the following cast: Bertha Iden, Shake the pan occasionally.
side Ave. left on Friday, Aug.S 7, to spend a few weeks in Frankfort. Lena Lazar, Fanny Glicker. Ida
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Drabkin, Milly New, Helen Part-
Mr. and Mrs. David Zemon of Chicago Blvd. are visiting in ovich, Florence Kanners, Mrs. FARFEL
1 egg
Boston, Mass., and in Spoffard. N. H.
Markizan and Becky Levitan.
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1 cup flour (approximate
The
campers
decided
that
ad-
Dr. Allan H. Kline of Cortland Ave. and Dr. David Epstein of
Pinch of salt
mission be charged at the pro-
Burlingame Ave. are in Cedar Pointe for a week.
Knead into hard roll and gr
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gram, and the sum of $16.23 was
on fine grater. Spread on a bo
Lieut. Irving Levine, who recently completed his officer's train- raised. The program will be re- to dry thoroughly before sto
ing course at Fort Knox, Ky. ,left for his station at Fort Benning, peated in the near future to raise
Ga., after a brief furlough spent with his family. His wife, the for- a larger amount which will be in a jar. When needed cook
boiling salted water for 30
mer Ruth Schefman of Burlingame Ave., accompanied him. Lieut. contributed to a worthy cause.
utes. Drain hot water and
Levine is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Levine of Leslie Ave.
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rinse in cold water. Serve
hot
chicken broth.
Myron Schefman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schefman of
Day at Camp
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YOUNG WOMEN'S MIZRACHI Burlingame Ave., enlisted in the Ordnance Recruit Training Center
(Readers of The Je
Young Women's Mizrachi will and is stationed at Aberdeen, • Md. •
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Kinneret on Sunday
News are invited to sub
hold a lawn party on Monday,
Dr. and Mrs. Sam S. Willis of Washburn Ave. are spending two
their favorite recipes for pia
Aug. 17, at the home of Mrs. weeks at Mackinac Island and Charlevoix.
On
Sunday,
Aug.
16,
Habonim
lication.)
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Philip Cantor, 9237 Wildemere.
Camp
Kvutza
Kinneret
will
hold
Games will be played and there
Mr. and Mrs. Barney Barnett of Boston Blvd. are spending two its annual youth day.
will be prizes. Members are in- weeks in Harbor Springs, Mich.
An interesting formal program Council Girls to Ru
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vited to bring guests.
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Mrs. Irving Atlas has returned to her home in Kansas City. has been prepared and an op- Resale
for Da
following a five weeks' visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. portunity will be given visitors
YESHIVATH AUXILIARY
to see Habonim Camp in action.
The Ladies of Yeshivath Beth Gallow of Calvert Ave.
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The
Junior
group
of the
The Habonim Camp Kinner-
Yehuda are sponsoring an ex-
troit Section, National Council
Morris Hertz of Miami, Fla.,
spent
a
law
days
visiting
in
Detroit.
et
is
located
in
Chelsea,
Mich.
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cursion to Bsb-Lo to be held on
across the road from the Far- Jewish Women, will take o
Sunday, Aug. 16. A group of
M,r. and Mrs. Abramsohn of Wisconsin Ave. have as their guest band Camp. It is sponsored by the Council Resale Shop for
soldiers will be guests of the or- their daughter, Mrs. Burton Rose of Utica, N. Y.
the Habonim labor Zionist youth day on Sept. 12. The girls
ganization. Mrs. Fannie Tietel-
Dr. and Mrs. Harry M. Abrams of Oakman Ct. will return Mon- organization and is considered an solicit merchandise from
baum will be chairman and host-
outstanding Zionist institution in own members, and will sell
ess. The day's program will in- day. Aug. 17, from a sojourn to the Grand Canyon of Arizona and the middle west. Campers per- the shop on that day. The recei
clude amousementss, entertain- California.
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sonally built the cabins, installed will be used for the Co
ment and refreshments. The
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Belkin of Boston Blvd. are vacationing electricity and plumbing and Juniors' program of philanthro
excursion is open to the public. at Charlevoix and Mackinaw for 10 days.
converted neglected farm land is and social activities. Seni
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into a beautiful camping ground. Council has guaranteed $50.
VETERANS AUXILIARIES
- Miss Elise Zeme, having completed her Nurses' Aide training
course at Receiving hospital, will leave for Toledo- this week-end
OUTING SUNDAY, AUG. 23
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the to visit Miss Charlotte Ettinger • of Potomac Drive, a classmate of
ENTIRE SHOP AIR CONDITIONED
Jewish War Veterans, Depart- hers at the University of Michigan. Miss Zeme will then visits
ment of Michigan, will sponsor friends in Cleveland Heights, Ohio. •
.s.
an all-day outing to Bob-Lo,
Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Goldsmith of Cherrylawn Ave. have re-
Sunday, Aug. 23, Lenore Tobias turned from a week's stay in South Haven.
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is chairman of wayss and means
for this event. Prizes will be
Mrs. Aaron Kurland has returned from a trip to Washington
that Carter was converted to and New York.
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events at 3 p. in. Tickets may
Mrs. Morris Fox and son, Herbert Alan, have left for their
be secured by calling the follow-
ing auxiliary presidents: Mae home in Los Angeles, Calif., after spending two months with Mrs.
Fox's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Goldstein of LaSalle Blvd.
Ginsberg, TO. 5-0234; Louba
Lupiloff, TO. 6-5525; Mary Wal-
lace, UN. 2-0501.
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Fat Goering's Frau
LADIES' AUXILIARY OF
THE HOUSE OF SHELTER
Shines—With Gems
The annual card party of the
Ladies' Auxiliary of the House
Stolen from Jews
of Shelter will be held Nov. 11
at 1 p. m. It will take place at
No. I Nazi Official Racketeer
Victory Corsages are in style.
the Schiff and Moskowitz Riviera
Despoiled Amsterdam Bank
Hall, Joy Road and Grand River.
The Metropolitan Detroit office
of Finest Diamonds
for the sale of U. S. War Bonds
LONDON
(JPS) — Fat Mar-
and Stamps urges Detroit women
FORMERLY 29.95 TO 49.95 .. .
shal
Hermann
Goering's wife has
to purchase these corsages. They
prints cutd travel types; rayons and
are on sale in all stores at $1— acquired the biggest and best
cottons; prized fashions for right
which is the cost price to the diamonds which had been de-
now and next year
WASHINGTON, D. C.—Charles merchants—and nine 10-cent War posited in the Amsterdam Na-
Stamps
go
with
each
corsage.
tional
Bank.
The
gems are re-
Israel, oldest son of the late Dr.
Edward L. Israel, who is a junior
ported by the London Daily
student at Hebrew Union College, Anti-Jewish Measure
Sketch to have been taken from
Jews.
Cincinnati, has been named the
Rejected
in
Finland
Bnai Brith Hillel counselor at
BUY A WAR BOND
Ohio University, .Athens, 0., ac-
GENEVA, (JPS).—The Mu-
EACH PAYDAY
cording to an announcement at nicipality of Helsinki, Finland,
Bnai Brith headquarters.
has rejected a proposal sub-
Two Orthodox rabbis, one a mitted by three Nazi members
graduate of Yeshiva College, in of the Town Council requiring
New York, and the other a gradu- all Jews to display signs above
ate of the Hebrew Theological their shops indicating Jewish
FORMERLY TO 49.95 . . . tweeds,
Seminary, in Chicago, will be- ownership. Only the three Na-
F
plaids, and gabardines . . . perfect
come directors of Bnai Brith zis voted for the measure.
for early Fall wear. 100% virgin wool.
Hillel Foundations this fall, it
was announced here by Henry
Monsky, president of Bnai Brith.
Irish Linen Toweling with
The Yeshiva College graduate
Colored Cotton Stripes .. .
Is Rabbi Gilbert Klaperman, a
2 Patterns.
native of New York city, who
has been appointed director of
the Bnai Brith Hillel Founda-
yard
tion at Queen's University, Kings-
Furniture
ton, Ont., Canada.
xoso (Wasigingtoss Boutsvaut
Interior Decorators
The Hebrew Theological Col-
lege graduate is Rabbi Amram
Prero, native of Jerusalem, who
7521 McNICHOLS RD. W.
has been named director of the
Opposite Sanders
ARE YOU KEEPING YOUR WAR BOND PLEDGE?
Hillel Foundation at the TJniver-
UN. 1.7100
sit), of Florida.
Women's Clubs
Youth
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Victory Corsage
In Style, Detroit
Women Told
Shop
DRESS SALE
40 $15
Bnai Brith Names
Hillel Counselors
COATS • SUITS
IRELAND
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ONLY 160 YDS.
Van Riper
Studio
3143 W. McNichols
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Leon's Linen Store
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