Friday, March 7, 1947
THE JEWISH NEWS
N.W. Congregation's
Purim Event Sunday
Page Thirteen
Annual Farband Schools
Purim Event on Sunday
Seek Relatives
The following people in Europe
are
seeking relatives in *this
The
annual
- Purim event of
The Sisterhood of the •orth-
country. Anyone having infor-
west Hebrew Congregation and the Farband Folk School will be
mation is asked to contact TO.
Center, in conjunction with the geld at 7 p. m. Sunday in the
7-3298.
auditorium of the Durfee School.
Pesach Langer. seeking uncle, Faleic
New York City.
A play, "Haman's Shadow," Langer,
Wolf Kruk, seeking brother, Morris
formerly of Detroit, also a
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by children of the Taylor branch, Kruk.
sister, Dora Hammer.
Basha Shpetrik from Berezno, seek-
directed by Wolf Snyder; songs
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ing brother-in-law and sister-in-law,
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by the school choir under the Yankel and Zevia Millstein, formerly
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of New York City.
direction of Rina Basin; declam-
Abram Mendle•itz, seeking uncle,
VOLUNTERING FOR services death of their mother, Mrs. Pearl
ations and readings are on the R. M. Kritzer of New York.
to the BIG DRIVE -doeSn't nee- Stroh]. . . . She was a fine wo-
program.
essarily mean being handed a man whose humanitarian ideas
Children of the Dexter branch
NOW AVAILABLE
stack of papers and being told were an inspiration to all who
will present a play,
to go out collecting! . . . Ideas! knew her.
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Clerical
assistance! Anything!
Haman."
Whatever you can do will do for WHY SO MANY Central stu-
Purim gragers will be given to
and
whatever is needed to help dents transferring to North-
the children.
reach this year's goal!
western High? . . . It has be-
Orchestra
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An Oneg Shabbat program will
come such a habit that one boy
be sponsored by the Farband at
MANY OF THE folks return- going over to register, brought
• Wedding • Dances
1912 Taylor this Friday night.
ing from Florida are still talk- the retort, "What! Another one?"
• Parties
Wolf Snyder will speak on "Jew-1
ing about instances where anti- . . . Some of the lockers have
ish Education at the Crossroads."
Semitism flourished with as Central banners on them . . . and
much subtleness as a man being signs like "This locker of a
- Additional children are being
sentenced to death. .. . One corn- Centralite". . . . Across the lock-
registered in all branches of the
munity-ite bitterly tells of a er of a Northwestern student
Farband Schools.
MRS. MICHAEL GALSKY
"Restricted Clientele" sign in is a sign, "Northwestern Only!"
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the lobby of the Shoremead Ho-
Men's Club, will celebrate Purim
Masonic Auditevriurn
Mon., Mar. 17 — 8:20 P.M.
tel on Collins around 35th.
OH .BROTHER! . . . what just with a masquerade ball in the
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a little picture will cause; . . . Social Hall of the Synagogue,
THEIR FIRST major fund- Since Georg Drapkin volun- Sunday evening.
raising affair will be given by teered to change our face so
Mrs. Michael Galsky is chair-
Desire Defauw—Conducting
Louis' B. Brandeis Women of mothers will let the kiddies read man of the affair, Mrs. Manny ;-
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Tickets $3.60, 3.00, 2.40, 1.80
Grinnell's
Bnai Brith . . March 8, in the the column with their comics Lax is co-chairman. Assisting
Ft. Wayne Grand Ballroom
there's been a controversy are Mesdames J. Markel. Z. Gar-
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with Mickey Woolf s rhythms, as to why it's there in the first ber, H. Avrin, D. Aaron, J.
entertainment and eats. . . . place! . . . Being a portrait by Wainer, A. Potiker, J. Bortman,
FROM THE PAGES
Freda Fisher is fund-raising Drapkin had its advantage; but N. Cottler, J. Loomus, E. Gould,
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chairman. . . . The Brandeis gals folks say there's just so much J. Levine, M. Uller, A. Helfgott,
have been in existence only two a camera . . . or even the pro- A. Brook, Dr_ Taylor, M. Schram,
years and already has 300 mem- ' ficient Georg ican do.
D. Natinsky, S. Simmer, J. Mehr,
ri
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bers. . . . Their ambition won
J. Cohen, E. Eason. H. Storchan,
them the BB trophy for mem-
EVERYTIME HIS NIBS, Sam D. Mdem, L. Genser, S. Wainer
-bership, last year tnn Gut- Dictor, comes to Detroit, he can't and S. Adelman.
terman is president.
wait to get back to California
Prizes will be awarded for out-
On these pages are inscribed the
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. .. and last week was given the standing costumes. Judges will
weekly social events for which
THE AUDITORIUM of the ultimatum of confining his re- be Rabbi Jacob Segal, Ira Kauf-
Rosenberg's Kosher Catering was
proud to serve. As "Creators of ,Perfect
Jewish Center will be appropri- marks to the hotel walls. . . Sam- man. Samuel Bez, Mrs. J. Markel
Catering." Rosenberg's takes pride in
ately decorated in the Purim ' my is a successful realty man and Mrs. J. Levine.
its ability to offer the absolute finest in
preparation and service for enjoyment
theme for the Holiday Hop . . . but his new and most energetic
The program will feature a a
of the occasion.
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March 9. . . . Popular demand venture is a boys' camp out Purim skit by members of the
brings back Paul LaVoie and his there. . . . His camp folder has Men's Club, with Dr. Jackman
SATURDAY. MARCH 1
"S. A. Dictor, A. B." on it . . . as narrator. This program is
MONDAY. FEB. 24
'WJR orchestra.
EVENING: Rosenberg Family
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Shower for Gertrude Levy.
and we're still trying to figure under the direction of Max
Dinner.
Given by Mrs. Forman and
LETTER from out that "A. B." . . . unless it Haidy.
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HERE'S
Mrs. Greenspon.
Herb Teal, the car dealer, which could mean "athletic bratolor
Refreshments will be served.
SUNDAY, MARCH 2
TUESDAY. FEB. 2.5
NOON: Marriage of Rosaline
we just have to share! . . gist."
This affair is for members only.
Shower for Charlotte Lee
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Craine to Morris Moss.
`While you're up there wiping
Wolfson and Mrs. H. Davis.
Danny is on the air every
icicles from your eyelide, listen
EVENING: Marriage of Doris
WEDNESDAY. FEB. 26
to a few facts about the South- Monday eve at 6:45 p. m. . . . NCJW Bride's Group
Fineman to Ben Kaufman at
Shower for Sarah Saxer. Giv-
Cong. Sha;
land. In the first place, there are WJLB . . . with more news and Holds Fashion Show
en by Mrs. Rosenbloom.
so many ways to part with your views of people and places round
money, the clubs, gambling Ca- the community . . . for Wilshire
Congratulations and best wishes to the honored
The Bride's Group of the Na-
above. It was our privilege to serve you and may
sinos, race track, dog track, Hi- Motor Sales.
tional Council of Jewish Women
we continue to do so at all your future social
Li games and the robbing and
functions. Whether it be a wedding, Bar Mitz-
will sponsor a tea and fashion
vah. shower or banquet. we are always ready to
theiving waiters, bellboys and
show for the SOS—Supplies for .
provide the finest in cateriig beyond the most
Choral
Group
Entertains
hotel men in general. "Lunch
Overseas Survivors of the Joint
desired sa t isfaction.
Hour" came in at 12-1 at the Shaarey Zedek Women;
Distribution Committee at 1 p.m.,
Sincerely yours, your host
dog track. I couldn't pick a •in-
Thursday. March 20, at the Jew-
ner on the dirty dogs! In one M rs. Ehrlich to Spea k
ish Center.
of the clubs I ordered a tall. cool-
Mrs. H. Singer, Detroit SOS
atar.
The Music Study Club Choral chairman. will be guest speaker.
ing drink, noticed something in
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the glass and called -the waiter Group, under the direction of Dan
Saks Fifth Ave. is supervising
over. He pulled out an eye drop- Frohman, will entertain the Sis- plans for the fashion show. Re-
per and said the bartender must terhood of Congregation Shaarey freshments will be served.
have been careless and forgot Zedek at a dessert luncheon meet-
The tea is open to the public,
to take it out. When I com- ing at 1:30 p.m. March 10 in the - admission being canned milk
plained about the lack of liquor, social hall of the synagogue. Mrs. which will be shipped overseas.
he said I shouldn't kick, that I Joseph H. Ehrlich will address
,
Mrs. Earl Kaufman is chairman
HARRY BOESKY, RESTAURANT & DELICATESSEN, INC.
got mere Coca Cola that way!" the group.
of the affair. Mrs. Milton Tyner is
Really
Quality
Food.
Everything
from
Sandwiches
to
Complete
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Mrs. Ben Lefkowitz and Mrs. refreshments chairman; Mrs. Ern-
Dinners. Air Conditioned Cocktail Lounge
DISA'N DATA . . Aviva Frank Bernstein are social co- est Baker, fashion show chair- 12th at Hazelwood
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chapter of Jr. Mizarchi Women chairmen in charge of arrange- man; Mrs. Henry Fenster, pub-1
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will install officers March 8, in ments. Mrs. Abe Katzman. presi- licity; Mrs. Arnold Disner, canned
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Woodward
DEVLINS
Steaks, Chops, Sea food and Chicken dinners prepared by GEO.
Butzel Hall of the Jewish Cen- dent, has issued an invita- goods chairman.
ECON, who served you at Berman's Chop House. Now open Sun-
ter .. . followed by dancing.. . tion to members and friends.
days at 4 P. M. Luncheon 11 to 3:30, Dinner 5 to 12. Finest of
We'll do some judging of royalty
Announcement has been made High Schools Sponsor
Liquers and Wines.
in selections of a spring king of the nominating committee
and queen at 2nd Annual Dance under the chairmanship of Mrs. Second Spring Formal
SNO WHITE GRILL
of Inter-Synagogue Youth Coun- Nathan Spevakow. It includes
The high school departments of
Serving Breakfast, Luncheons, Dinners
cil. March 22. at Temple Beth El. Mesdames Richard Cott, Morris; Temple r nth El, Temple Israel
Steaks - Chops - Sea Foods
. . . Doris Wertheimer and Do- Halperin. Charles Robinson, Louis! and Shaarey Zedek will sponsor Open Daily & Sunday to 1:00 A.M.—Friday and Saturday to 3 A.M.
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rinne Sherman adopt their in- Tobin, Janice , Mendelsohn and their second spring formal March 18944 Grand River
genuity to convert a popular out- Morris Ruskin. Any suggestions 22 at Temple Beth El.
Beautiful Colonial Atmosphere. Specializing in: Southern Fried Chicken,
door sport into an indoor yum- should be sent to Mrs. Spevakow.
Rare Roast Beef and Steaks. Home-made Bread and Pastries. -
A committee of representatives
yum session by toasting marsh-
Mesdames Morris Halperin and from the councils of the three
MONTICELLO DINING ROOM
mallos with matches. . . . No, William Nadler, SOS co-chairmen, schools is completing arrange-
EY. 6688
18050 Lahser Rd.
there isn't any sulphur.
request members to bring tinned ments for the event. Tommy
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or dehydrated foods and clothing , Marvin's orchestra will supply
DEXTER Kosher Style Delicatessen & Restaurant
HI PRITZ served as conductor to this meeting.
dance music from 9:30 p. m. to
Serving Breakfast - Lunches - Dinners — Open 7 A.M. to 3 A.M.
for a rehearsal of the Jewish
1 a. m.
We cater to afternoon parties and showers in our beautiful
dining room.
Center orchestra, last week, Rosenwald Post Gives
Tickets. at $2.25 per couple,
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while Julius Chajes, its regular
may be obtained from members 9835 DEXTER cor. Boston
front man, sat in PLAYING Flag to Cub Troop 146
of the high schools.
INEZ BEAN POT
SECOND FIDDLE. . . . Accord-
Serving Breakfast - Lunches Dinners
Julius Rosenwald Post 218,
ing to Dr. Milton White (he
PHONE
FINEST WINES
Featuring: Home Cooking — Home Made Pastries
AND LIQUORS
takes care of all our technical American Legion, presented an
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Tasty sandwiches. Open daily-8 A.M. to 7 P.M.
A Gourmet's
questions along medical lines) American flag to Cub Scout troop
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We cater to parties after 7 P.M.
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Delight
in
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. . . the ability of women to sing 146, at Harrington school, on
3415 Fenkell at Dexter
Excellent
Cuisine
at a higher pitch than men is Feb. 24.
Russian
Gypsy
Joseph Shapiro, Americanism
due to the fact that their vocal
35 DUFFIELD, half block north of Fox Theatre
Russian
Music
r Food and
Open 11:30 A.M. to 4 A.M.
cords, being 5-12ths of an inch officer of the post, spoke briefly
Atmosphere
12
noon
to
3
p.
m.
Authentic Chinese and American food.
in length' or 30 percent shorter, on Americanism, praising the
Open Daily
HOE
TOY
INN
6 P. M. to 2 A. M.
Serving special luncheons and dinners.
11 a.m.-
vibrate from 200 to 800 times a Scout movement in this country.
2 a.m.
Orders to take out — CLifford 3274
second—twice as fast as those of He introduced Corn. Max, Orn-
Incl. Sunda,
men.
stein of Rosenwald Post, who
MARCO'S CHOP HOUSE — 48 W. ADAMS
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made the presentation.
Featuring JIMMY GARGANO and his orchestra
CONDOLENCES TO commun-
Refreshments were se r v e d.
COMPLETE
DINNERS-61.00 — Sizzling Steak Dinners from $1.63
ity-ites, Mrs. Bebe Denby, Mrs. Rabbi Leon Fram welcomed the
No cover or door charge.
Mac Cushman, Dorothy and visitors. Scout workmanship was
We Cater to Large and Small Parties
Harold Strobl on the recent displayed.
Reservations CA. 6450
NICK MINGIONE, Mgr.
Danny Raskin's
LISTENING
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KENNY SINGER
Call HO. 8667
CHICAGO SYMPHONY
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Social Book
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