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rage. Eight

Hillel to Hold
Holy Day Rites
For Servicemen

Moses Levitts
Celebrate 52nd
Anniversary

Israel Sisterhood
Selects Committees

Mrs. Samuel B. Danto, presi-
dent of the Temple Israel Sis-
terhood, announces her chair-
Bnai Brith Foundation Plans men and committees for the en-
suing year, as follows:
Contribute 20 Scholarships
Services for Students

Stationed at U. M.

Vice president in charge of meetings,
Mrs. Roy Sarason ; vice president in
charge of ways and means, Mrs. Ar-
thur Hass ; co-chairman, Mrs. Saul
Benyas; vice president in charge of
membership, Mrs. David Ruby; co-
chairman, Mrs. Ben Merkle; vice pres-
ident in charge of Sunday school and
scout activities, Mrs. Reuben Levine;
recording secretary, Mrs. Samuel Lin-
den; corresponding secretary, Mrs.
Samuel Keene; associate secretary,
Mrs. Morton Barris; financial secre-
tary Mrs. Samuel Blacher.
Treasurer, Mrs. Harry C. LeVine;
parliamentarian, Mrs. Harry Jackson;
chairman of committee on committees
Mrs. H. J. Millman; publicity, Mrs.
Irving Small; co-chairman, Mrs,. Max
Frank; program, Mrs. Bayre Levin;
co-chairman, Mrs. Julian Weber; war
efforts chairman, Mrs. Maxwell Em-
mer; Red Cross chairman, Mrs. Jer-
ome Kanter; U. S. 0. chairman, Mrs.
Harry C. Singer; co-chairman Mrs.
Saul Rubin.
Blood Bank chairman, Mrs. Harry
Goldberg; Bonds and Stamps chair-
man, Mrs. Randolph Weber; salvage
chairman, Mrs. Manfred Linick and
Mrs. William Gordon; consumers
chairman, Mrs. Sidney Imerman; • tel-
ephone chairman, Mrs. Charles Bassey;
co-chairman, Mrs. Charles Goldstein;
committee delegates, Mrs. Morris
Wayne.
Hostess committee, Mrs. Gen Jaffee;
Friday night hospitality chairman,
Mrs. Sol Lunsky; co-chairman, Mrs.
Jacob Citrin; current events Mrs. A.
J. Schmerin, budget, Mrs. Sol Q. Kess-
ler; courtesy, Mrs. Myron Steinberg;
Happy Day and Memorial fund, Mrs.
Ben Jackson; clerical, Mrs. Jacob Ma-
zer; delinquent dues, Mrs. Nathan
Kolb; music, Mrs. Jacob Sauls; religi-
ous chairman, Mrs. Harry Gilberg;
Scout leaders, Mrs. Morris Bachman
and Mrs. Joseph Levy.

Traditional. High Holy Day
services will be held by the Bnai
Brith Hillel Foundation at the
University of Michigan for serv-
ice men, students and towns-
people, it has been announced by
Rabbi Jehudah M. Cohen, direc-
tor of the Foundation. Principal
services will be held at the Lydia
Mendelssohn Theater in the
Michigan League building.
Inasmuch as nearly 500 Jewish
soldiers, sailors and marines are
stationed on the University of
Michigan campus, Holy Day
services this year will be con-
ducted in co-operation with the
Jewish Welfare Board's Army
and Navy Committee.
Alvin H. Goldman of Brook-
lyn, N. Y., of the Navy V-12
Unit, Elliott Organick of New
York City and J. Louis Singer of
Hart, Mich., will serve as student
cantors. Rabbi Cohen will preach
at all services.
Rosh Hashanah Eve services
will begin Wednesday, Sept. 29,
at 8 p. m. Morning services will
begin on Thursday, Sept. 30, at
10 a. m.
Beth Israel Congregation, or-
thodox synagogue of Ann Arbor,
has announced that service men
and students are welcome to at-
tend its Holy Day services. The
synagogue is located at 538 N.
Division St. Services will be led
Neugarten Medical Aid will be
by Rabbi Isaac Goldman.
the future name of the Neugarten
Social Club, in order better to
describe The chib's functions, it
was announced this week by
House of Shelter
Mrs. Martin Krauss, president.
Auxiliary Plans
At a meeting Monday at the
Federation of Women's Clubs,
Benefit Card Party
Mrs. Benjamin Krell Jr., war ef-
forts chairman, outlined the work
Mrs. Hyman Altman, president of her committee. Members par-
of the Ladies' Auxiliary of the ticipate in providing hospitality
House of Shelter, announced of the USO under the direction
this week that the organization's of the Jewish Welfare Board.
annual card party will be held The organization donated a fund
Nov. 10 at the Schiff and Moss for 100 soldiers' kits.
Catering Hall on Joy Road.
Under the chairmanship of
Proceeds of this party, the Mrs. Charles Rothstein, the 10th
only event conducted during the annual fund-raising project will
year by this group, will be used be held Dec. 1 at the Book Cad-
to _provide furnishing and other
illac Hotel.
needs to the House of Shelter.
Mrs. Charles Hyman, case su-
Mrs. Altman announces that
the kitchen is being reopened at pervisor, reported on her com-
lir the House of Shelter for the • hol- mittee's work and appealed for
idays and that meals will be wholehearted support of
the
served the inmates at Eloise as coming fund-raising project.
well as in prisons.

To United Hebrew Schools
Totalling $1,000

Honoring their 52nd wedding
anniversary, Mr. and Mrs. Moses
Levitt this week contributed 20
scholarships to the United He-
brew Schools, for a total gift of
$1,000.
Moses and Zelda Levitt were
married Oct. 6, 1891, in Kishi-
neff, Russia, and after the pog-

Neugarten Club
Changes Name

Women's Clubs

Purity Chapter No. 359, O,E.S.,
celebrated its 36th anniversary
Sept. 20 by initiating a class of
candidates. Line officers were
honored by being advanced to
higher stations. Mrs. Ida Swartz
- presided as worthy matron;
Pauline Grant, associate matron;
Gladys Weisberg, conductress.
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Hebrew Ladies' Aid Society
opened the year's activities on
Sept. 8 at a meeting at Bnai
Moshe. Mrs. Matilda Kepes
presided. Plans were made for
installation of officers at a later
date. Members whose sons and
daughters are serving in the
armed forces are asked to send
their names and addresses to
Mrs. E. Greenwald, DA. 2451, or
Mrs. A. Janawitz, TO. 6-8451, so
that they may receive Hanukah
packages. The annual donor
luncheon will be held Nov. 30.
War Bonds and stamps are sold
at all meetings.
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Women's Auxiliary of Home
for Aged members who owe dues
are asked to communicate with
Mrs. H. Meer, membership chair-
man, and make payments. The
co-operation of all members is
asked by Mrs. M. J. Greenberg,
president. Those desiring to join
the blood donors' group are ask-
ed to communicate with Mrs. J.
Kavanau, chairman of the com-
mittee, TO. 7-6767. The annual
membership tea will be held in
ober..

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Friday; September .24 1943 _

Marriages

Ave.,. their niece, Ella Lowy, to
Cecil Backman, both- of Brook-
lyn. The couple came to Detroit
to be married by their uncle. Of-
ficiating with Cantor Rosenfeld
were Rabbi Benjamin Groner of
Windsor, Ontario, Cantor Irving
Ringel of Congregation Bnai
David and Rev. Samuel Mogill.
About 50 people witnessed the
ceremony.
The groom, a student at the
Yeshiva of Brooklyn, delivered a
scholarly discourse.
The newlyweds left for Florida
where they will spend the corn-
ing winter.

Elkin-Fruchbom: The marriage
of Mrs. Anne Fruchbom of Phil-
adelphia and Max Elkin was per-
formed at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel Patrowich, the
bride's parents, in Mt. Clemens,
on Sept. 19. After a short honey-
moon in New York, the newly-
weds will return to Mt. Clemens
on Sept. 27 for a short stay, be-
fore leaving for Florida for the
winter.
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Guild Gooze: The marriage of
Miss Lillian Gooze and Harold E.
Guild was performed on Sept. 16. Congress Women
After a short trip they will be at Meet On October 6
home, after Oct. 1, at 1950 Blaine.
* * *
The Detroit Women's Division
Rosen - Granzrock: Mr. and of the American Jewish Congress
Mrs. David Granzrock of Chi- will meet on Wednesday, Oct. 6,
cago Blvd. announce the recent at 1:30 p. m., at the Utley Branch
marriage of their daughter, of the Public Library, 8726
Rhoda Barbara, to Sgt. Marvin Woodward. The public is invited.
This meeting will be devoted
K. Rosen, son of Mrs. Ruth Ro-
sen of Kipling Ave., in Nyak, to the legislative phase of Con-
N. Y. Sgt. Rosen is now serving gress activity, under direction of
overseas.
Mrs. Irving Dworman, vice-
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president.
The guest speaker will be Mrs.
Wolgin-Eckstat: Mr. and Mrs.
Aaron Eckstat of 17606 Rose- Orville Bond, state chairman of
lawn Ave. announce the mar- the League of Women Voters,
riage of their daughter, Edith, to whose subject will be "Foreign
Staff Sgt. Albert Wolgin, Key Policy in Post-War Planning."
Mrs. Benjamin Kohen, legisla-
Field, Meridion, Miss., son of
Mrs. Robin Wolgin. Dr. Leo M. tive chairman, will discuss "Con-
Franklin officiated at the gress Planning for the Post-War
dOuble - ring ceremony at the World."
The Congress now is engaged
Wilshire Hotel on Sept. 5.
Mrs. Fannie Brawerman, the in collecting clothing for refugees
bride's sister, was matron of of Europe and North Africa. A
honor. Staff Sgt. Maurice Eck- store location will be announced
stat, Camp Upton, Long Island; soon.
Tech. Sgt. Archie Werner, Ham-
ilton Field, California; Sgt. Mor-
ris Altman, Camp McCoy, Wis-
'LANGUAGE IS POWER
consin, and Pvt. David Finkel-
Ability to speak another language adds to your
stein, Camp Campbell, Ken- assets. opens opportunities, wins promotion, in
war and peace.
tucky, were the military ushers.
SPEAK ANOTHER LANGUAGE .
The candlelight ceremony was
quickly, easily, correctly I
attended by 200 guests. Miss
by LINGUAPHONE
Mollie Meistrich 'sang to the ac-
The world - famous Linguaphone E A R EYE
companiment of a harp and vio- b t Conversational
Methdd brings voices of .native
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followed.
Home

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MR. AND MRS. MOSES LEVITT
rom of 1903 settled in Montreal
where they resided for 13 years.
For the past 25 years they haire
lived in Detroit. They have six
children: Joseph, who is in the
accessory business with his fa-
ther in Royal Oak; Dr. Nathan;
Mrs. Sam (Anna) Green; Jack,
formerly a druggist and now as-
sociated in his father's business;
Abraham, who is in the hard-
ware business, and Mrs. Robert
Study Courses in 29 Languages:
* * *
SPANISH PORTUGUESE JAPANESE
(Rachel) Slutzky of Windsor.
Li
ITALIANRUSSIAN
_
' NORWEGIAN
Backman - Lowy: Cantor and
and 23 other languages
There are 12 grandchildren.
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Send for FREE book
Mrs.
A.
A.
Rosenfeld
gave
away
The Levitts have been active
LINGUAPHONE INSTITUTE
in community affairs and are in wedlock last Saturday night,
103 RCA Bldg. New York (20) CI. 7-0830
staunch supporters of the United at their home, 2663 Glendale
Hebrew Schools. Mr. Levitt,
who is active daily in his busi-
ness, is a former president of
Talmud Torah El Moshe, Michi-
gan and 29th St., served as pres-
ident of Yeshivath Beth Yehu-
1448 WOODWARD AVENUE
dah and is vice-president of the
House of Shelter and Congrega-
tion Beth Tefilo Emanuel.
He served on the board of the
Home for Aged and was an or-
ganizer of Keshenever-Bessara-
bier Association. Mrs. Levitt is
active in women's religious and
philanthropic societies.
On the occasion of their 50th
wedding anniversary, the Le-
MIDWAY FLORIST
vitts made a number of gifts to
3351 West Davison
TO. 8-1650 important causes.
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