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Friday, Ocfober '27, '1944

JtWiS1-4 NEWS

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Welcmh'e Children
Miss Rosenburg Weds Lt. Green' In
Morning - Class

I ACTIVITIES IN SOCIETY

On Oct. 30, at 8:30 p, m., at the home of Joseph - Koller. 4045
Buena Vista, Max Chomsky and his bride to be, Miss Bertha Belkin,
will be feted by members of the Hapoel Hamizrachi of Detroit, in
honor of their forthcoming marriage which will be held at the Bnai
Moshe Congregation on Nov. 5. Mr. Chomsky is president of Hapoel
Hamizrachi. All friends are invited. For information. call Joseph
Koller, DA. 6750.
Friends gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Brody of
17537 Muirland Ave. on Sunday evening, to honor their son, Cpl.,
Robert Brody, who flew in for the week-end from Camp •Van Dorn,
Miss., where he is at present training with the Engineeing Division.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Allen of Lincolnshire Dr. and Mr. and Mrs.
Abraham Srere of Boston Blvd. have invited a group of friends for
cocktails and dinner at the Book Cadillac this Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. David Wilkus of Boston Blvd. returned Tuesday
from Hot Springs, Ark.
Aaron Klein of Boston Blvd. and his children, Mr. and Mrs.
Maurice Klein, Miss Julia Klein and Victor Klein, have returned
from Cleveland where they attended the marriage of Miss. Hermine
Klein, Mr. Klein's niece, and Pfc. Julius L. Cohen of Staten Island,
N. Y., last Saturday evening.

Mr. and MrS. Myron D. Stein of Woodstock Dr. are spending a
week in New York City. •
Miss Shirley Ann Philips has returned to Western College, Ox-
ford, 0., after spending the last week-end with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Phillips of Fairfield Ave.
S!Sgt. Walter Grossfeld, who is stationed at Drew Field, Tampa,
Fla., is spending a 21-day leave with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Max
Grossfeld of Farrand Park.
Mrs.; Milford Pregerson of Byron Ave. is planning to leave this
week-end for Norfolk, Va., to join her husband who is stationed
there:
In celebration of their 30th wedding anniversary, Mr. and Mrs.
Julius Hartman were hosts to their family at a dinner in their home
in Edison Ave. last Wednesday evening.
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Mrs. Harry Glick and her daughter, -Irene, of Pennington Ave.
have returned from New York City.
- guesMrs. Sanford Mandel of Cleveland is spending a week as the
t of her brother and sister-in-law, Dr. and Mrs. Georg e Weiss of
Broadstreet Blvd.

Dr. A. David Horowitz of New York City spent the last week-
end as the guest of his fiancee, Miss Faga Keidari, and her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph N. Keidan of Calvert Ave.
Among those who left this week to resume their studies at the
University of Michigan were Miss Babs Srere, Miss Jane Hartman,
Miss Clare Solomon, Miss Helen Myers, Miss Shirley Simons, Miss
Shirley Frank and Miss Fay Dushkin,
Mrs. Norman Frank of Pennington Dr. has returned from a visit
in New York City.
Pvt. •Rolf Manko, son of Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Manko, has been
transferred from Bulkley Field to Lowry Field, Colo.
Wilfred Solomon, .Radio Man 2/c, has returned to Great Lakes
Naval Training Center after spending the last week-end with • his
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Max Grossfield of Farrand Pk.
Dr. and Mrs. Edwin Weiss of Buena
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Vista Ave. have as their
guest Mrs. Milton Whitelaw of Cleveland.
Mrs. Fred Sandrich of Linnsdale Ave. is visiting her brother-
in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kozman of Toledo.
Miss Madelyn Lenhoff of Chicago Blvd. is spending the winter
in Miami Beach, Fla.
Mrs. Emmanuel Tobias of Gladstone Ave., who is leaving early
in December for Los Angeles where she will make her home, was
surprised by a group of 45 friends at a luncheon at Huyler's on
Oct. 14. They also presented her with a farewell gift.
Miss Helen Sloan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Allan Sloan of 4039
W. Grand Ave.,
left for Ann Arbor where she matriculated at the
University of ichigan.
Cpl. Herbert Targum, son of Mr. and Mrs. David Targum of
Indiana Ave., is homeron furlough from Drew Field, Fla. Enroute
to Detroit, Cpl. Targum stopped in New York City, to visit his
cousin, Pfc. Kenneth Morris, who is stationed at West Point, N. Y.
Miss Edith Feinberg, daughter of Mrs. Mollie Feinberg of Cort-
land, Ave., left on Sunday for Ann Arbor to enter the University of
Michigan on a-scholarship.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward I. Canvasser of 2752 Boston Blvd. will
hold open house Sunday, Oct. 29, from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p. m., in
honor of their sons, T/Sgt. Nathaniel and Pit. Norman, who are
home on furlough.
Sarabelle Jalan and Barbara Glasier will leave this Friday to
take up their studies at the University of Miami, Coral Gables,
Fla. They will leave with Miss Jalan's parents, Mr. and Mrs. D.
Jalan of Muirland Ave., who will be guests at the Versailles Hotel,
Miami Beach, Fla.

Of Simons Schools

The Morning Class for chil-
dren of kindergarten and pre-
kindergarten ages at the David
W. Simons School is already in
full progress.
A group of 15 children between
the ages of 3% and 5, spend two
pleasant hours daily between 10
and 12 a, m. in a Jewish atmos-
phere and learn Hebrew vocabu-
lary, Jewish customs and Bible
stories through play and song.
An additional number of 10
children will be admitted to this
morning class. Parents of the
Dexter district are therefore
urged to enroll their children
immediately.
This class is under the super-
vision of Miss Fanny M. Kaplan,
a capable teacher, who trained
LT. AND MRS.. MEYER GREEN
in the field of kindergarten work
Hilda Rosenburg, daughter. of Dr. Leon Firestone was best man; in various Canadian educational
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Rosen- Sam Karbal and Benny Green- institutions and was engaged as
burg of 2468 Hazelwood Ave., bauni were the ushers. Mr. and a kindergarten teacher for 'a
and Lt. Meyer Green, son of Mrs. William Karbal, grand-' number of years in Hebrew
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis A. Green of patents of the bride) were guests Parochial schools in Montreal
2525 Taylor Ave., were united of honor.
and Winnipeg, Canada.
Lt. Green is a graduate of the
in marriage on Sept, 34, at
The Saturday morning chil-
Lachar's. The ceremony was fol- University of Detroit Dental dren's services' at the Rose Sittig
School and his bride is a grad- Cohen. School was opened last
lowed by a dinner.
Judith Karbal was maid of uate of Highland Park Junior Saturday. All children who have
honor and the bridesmaids were College.
mastered the elements of read-
The couple honeymooned in ing are admitted to these junior
Mrs. Rubin Goldburg and Mrs.
Gerald Shecter of New 'York. Chicago.
services, which are conducted by -
the children themselves, under
of the late Zionist and communal the supervision of the principal
and the teachers. The services
j
leader.
According to Mr. Hordes, the begin at 9:30. ,
fund for the completion of the
forest was short $2,500 last week. New Type Incubator Saves
Towards this fund, Mr. Hordes Life of Karen Mae Baker
stated, the Ladies' Auxiliary of
Four - month - old Karen Mae,
the Jewish National Fund has daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alex
just pledged $1,000 from its tree- Baker of 2501 Cortland Ave., a
JNF Ladies Pledge $1,000; planting fund to help complete premature baby who weighed 1
the project.
pound 13 ounces at birth, has
Hordes Urges Donations
. "With only $1,500 needed to grown to 7 pounds.
for Zion Project
assure the completion of this for-
Fed through a medicine drop-
est, I am confident that the per until she reached three
William Hordes, president of belated honors to . Mr. Ehrlich pounds, the baby owes her life to
theewis; Natio:uial; il.cl. ., Coun- will be a realty," Mr. Hordes a new type of incubator utilized.
said. "It is our intention to de-
n
this vote the tree-planting activities for the very first time in the his-
tro announced
cil of Deit,
tory of Grace Hospital in caring
to this end and we hope to have for Karen Mae.
the project completed by Jan. 1."
The child is named after her
Mr. Hordes stated that the lo- mother's two maternal grand-
cal Zionist groups, through the mothers, Mrs. Leib Wolf and Mrs.
Jewish National Fund Council, Ignatz Grossberg, both well
will devote themselVes to all ef- known workers in Jewish com-
forts in behalf of the War Chest. munal affairs. Mrs. Grossberg
The JNF receives its major in- was one of the charter members
come from t h e Allied Jewish of the- Hebrew Ladies Aid So-
Campaign, one of the major ben- ciety.
eficiaries of the War Chest.
Mrs. Cutler announced this
MICHIGAN'S LARGEST
week that a number of teams
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FU IAS H IM
have been organized by the JNF
Ladies' Auxiliary to solicit for
the War Chest.

T.

H. Ehrlich

Forest Fund
Short $1,500

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Buy War Bonds!

MRS. PHILIP J. CUTLER

week that a concerted effort is
being made to complete - the J. H.
Ehrlich Memorial Forest in Pales-
tine, in tribute to the memory

Sklar Family Club
Acclaims Servicemen

At a meeting of the Jacob
Sklar Family Club last Sunday.
at the home of the Max Bron-
steins, Storekeeper 2/c Ralph
Stone, who is on leave after ac-
tion in the South Pacific was
among those present.
The members were proud to
hear of the award of the Bronze
Star for meritorious action to
Major Meyer Magkin.
The following new officers were
elected: Recording secretary, Mrs.
George Maskin; Publicity secre-
tary, Mrs. Louis - Rubin; treasur-
er, Miss Betty Sklar. The chair-
man will be the host of the eve-
ning, as before.
TreeS are to be planted by the
club in memory of the late Harry
Sklar. The next • meeting is to
be held on Nov. 26 at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Sol Goldman,
on Richton Ave.

CARD OF THANKS
The family of • the late Mrs.
Rose Horowitz, wish to thank
their relatives and friends for
- kindnesses, shown them during
their recent bereavement.

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