Page Eighteen

Jewish Center
Activities

(The Jewish Community Center.
8904 • Woodward, is a Red Feather
. Agency)

At the. March 17 meeting of
the WEDNESDAY EVENING
DISC.VSSI9iN GROUP, Faye Ann
Portlier of 1509 W. Philadelphia,
will review several books of Jew-
ish interest.
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Mrs. Fred Patt, chairman of the
JEWISH PARENTS' INSTITUTE,
announces a Purim celebration,
to be held in the auditorium of
the Jewish Center at \ 8 p. m. Sat-
urday, March 13. A ilurnber of
booths in the auditorium will
feature games, a fortune teller
and live caricatures. Communit3r
singing, folk dancing, masquer-
ade prizes and traditional Purim
refreshments WiT1 complete the
celebration. Phil Nichamin is in
charge of the dramatic presenta-
tion; Mrs. Paul Chover, decora-
tions, and Mrs. Herman Jacobs,
Purim refreshments.
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MEN'S CLUB Will hold its annual
"Games Party" at 8 p. m. Sunday,
March 21 tat the Jewish Center.
Mrs. Norman German and Mrs.
Karl D. German are co-chairmen.
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COUNCIL OF M 0 T H.E R S
CLUBS will have its annual
Purim masquerade ball in the
audtioriurn of the'•Center at 8:30
p. m. March 31. Co 7chairmen
are the following ex-presidents:
Mesdames Dina Robbins, Rose
Marshak, Clara Nusbaum and
Lillian Schwartz.
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Howard Hordes announces a
PURIM SKIT contest for com-
ing teen-ager's festival at 8:30
p. m. Saturday, March 27 at the
Center. Application forms for
the contest may be obtained from
Hordes, TO. / 8-3410 or from Mort
Goodman at the Center, MA.
8400.
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A gala Purim celebration will
be- held at 8:30 p. Monday,
March 22 by the PLAYSCHOOL
PARENT'S GROUP. Yehuda
Rosenman, director of young
adult activities at the Center,
will speak on "Purim in the
Home and in Other Lands." The
choral group . of the Shearit
Haplaytah will entertain.
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"Jewish Music Through the
Ages" will be the title of Julius
Chajes demonstration talk on
Jewish music for the JEWISH
STUDY GROUP at 8:30 p. m.
Monday, March 15. Mrs. Boaz
Siegel is chairman of the study
group, * * *
The. Young Adult Department
announces a series of 10 Monday
evening meetings of a_ new
COOKING CLUB, beginning
Monday, March 22. Mrs. Leah
Weisenfeld, dietition of 'Herman
Kiefer Hospital will be in charge.
Registration is open at the Center
desk in the lobby.
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A SATURDAY NIGHT DANCE
PARTY will be held, March 13.
The dance committee has pre-
pared a Purim "special" Queen
Esther dance, featuring Freddie
Warren and his orchestra.
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The 46th HOLIDAY HOP will
be held Sunday, March 21, as a
Purim festival dance, featuring
Paul LaVoie and his WJR orches-
tra. A special Purim program of
tentainment has 'been prepared
for intermission, featuring Fran-
ces Blum, singer, and Betty
Kowalsky, pianist.
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Irene Saltz, temporary chair-
man, announces the. formal open-
ing of 'the YOUNG ADULT
LOUNGE, Sunday, March 21. A
Purim tea social, with dancing
and a variety of program, will
be held from 2 to 5 p. m. Fol-
lowing the opening, the lounge
will be open every evening Mon-
day through Thursday, and Sun-
day afternoon from 2 to 5. Shir-
ley Schubiner, Dorothy Steinman
and Henry Caplan are to be
lounge supervisors.
Assisting Miss Saltz is Elsie
Lewis, secretary, and the follow-
ing committee members: Eugene
Brown, Charles Growe, Adeline
Katz, Ann Alperti Dolores Wein-
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Obituaries

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RUBY GOODMAN, 2073 Pin-
gree, died suddenly March 6. Ser-
vices were held at the Ira Kauf-
man Chapel. He 'leaves his wife,
Gertrude; a son, Bernard; and
one brother, Charles.
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CHARLES HANDLER, 2475
Pingree, died March 6. Services
were held at Kaufman Chapel
and Mishkan Israel Synagogue.
Rabbi Isaac Stollman officiated
He leaves his wife, Minnie; two
sons, Max and Lou; one daugh-
ter, Esther; two brothers, Abra-
ham and Isadore; one sister, Mrs.
Sam Weiss; three grandchildren.
Interment was in Machpelah
Cemetery.
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JANETTE GROSSMAN, 8400
LaSalle; died March 6. Services
were held at Kaufman Chapel
with Rabbi Fischer and Cantor
Katsman officiating. She leaves
a son, Martin; a daughter, Mrs.
Sandor Engel; and a brother,
Jacob Kohn of Budapest. _Inter-
ment was in Oakview Cemetery.
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BERT GREENBERG, 42, of 211
S. Sheridan St., Bay City, gen
eral manager of the Matt Green-
berg Lumber Sales, died March
3. A resident of Bay City for 25
years, he was associated with' the
Shoe corporation of America at
Columbus, Ohio, before joining
the Matt Greenberg Lumber
Sales. He is survived by two
brothers, Hy and Matt Green-
berg, both of Bay • City, Mrs. S.

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Friday, March 12, 1948

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K.,,Slobin of Detroit and several
nieces and nephews. Funeral
services were held at the Trahan
Funeral Chapel. Rabbi Horowitz
of Flint and Rabbi Glancz of Bay
City officiated. Burial was at the
Temple of Abraham cemetery in
Bay City.
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ANNA FREEMAN, 71, of 1065
Covington, died March 4. Dr. B.
Benedict Glazer and Rabbi Sid-
ney Akselrad officiated at funeral
services at Lewis Bros. Memorial
Chapel. Interment was at Mach-
pelah Cemetery. She is survived
by her husband, David; daugh-
ters, Mrs. Norman Schwartz and
Malbourne, and a sister, Mrs. Cel
Goodman of New York City.

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Raymond Yanitz, Mrs.• Charles
Moore, Mrs. Akron Finkelstein; a
sister, Mrs. Morris Levy of L. A.;
12 grandchildren and one great-
grandchild. Interment -was in
Machpelah.

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MRS. BEATRICE DEUBEL of
13725 Dexter died March 8. She
leaves her husband, John; a son,
Bernard, her mother, Mrs. Doro-
thy Cohen; two brothers, Albert
and Seymour Owens, and three
sisters, Mrs. Phil Greenwald, Mrs.
Walter Arnoff and Mrs. Ray Pol-
lard. Funeral services were held
at the Ira Kaufman Chapel with
Rabbi Morris Adler officiating.
Burial was at Clover Hill Park
Cemetery.
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• FANNIE PORTNOY of.18685
Kentucky died Saturday. Funeral
services were held Sunday. Sur-
viving are three daughters, Mrs.
Jack Sylvan, Mrs. Morris Lessen,
and Mrs. Morris Golde, and five
grandchildren.

JOHN A. SENDER, 47, of 17336
Greenlawn, died Monday. Funer-
al services were held Wednesday
at Lewis Bros. Chapel. Burial
was in Oakview Cemetery. Sur-
viving are his wife, Julia; a
daughter, Muriel; his father, Jul-
ius; brothers, David, Joseph and
Eugene, and a sister, Mrs. Regina
TEL AVIV (ZOA)—Professor
Blumenthal.
Zvi Belkovsky, contemporary and
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colleague of Theodore Herzl,
ANNA ASCHER, 2095 •Pingree, died here.
died' March 7. Services were held
at Kaufman Chapel with Rabbi
H. N. Rosenthal officiating. She
leaves three sons, Dr. Meyer, Jul-
ius and Samuel; five daughters,
Sylvia, Mrs. Ben ,Norber, Mrs.

stein, Shirley Garfinkel, Edith
Sussman, Edwin Hamburger,
Shirley Cavitch, Shirley Avaden-
The .United Hebrew
ka and .Samuel Pitt.
Schools of Detroit
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Gratefully . Acknowledge
The third and last 10-week
the Receipt of
Monday evening series in BALL-
ROOM DANCING will begin a contribution to the Scholar-
Monday, April 5th.
ship Fund of the Schools from
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Mr. and Mrs. Oshie I. Baker of
Adeline Subar and Esty Car- Chicago Boulevard, in memory
son, temporary co-chairmen of of Harry •Satovsky.
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the JEWISH LEADERS AS-
SOCIATION, announce the next a gift to the Scholarship Fund
meeting for 8 p. m. Thursday, of the Schools from Mr. and Mrs.
Harry A. Schiller of Snowden
March 18 at the Center.
Harry Katz, director of adult Ave., in memory of Jimmy Ber-
education of Center will discuss ris.
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"PassoVer in the Club". Follow-
ing the presentation, there will one-half scholarship to the Schol-
be two workshops on arts and arship Fund of the schools from
crafts work for passoVer and a Mrs. Sara D. Roberts of Warring-
model seder and holiday songs. ton Drive, in ' memory of her
A meeting of the board of gov- dearly beloved mother, Rosa Dus-
ernors of the Leaders Association coff, whose Yahrzeit occurred on
Dec. 10.
will be held Tuesday, March 23.

Vases, urns, pitchers, flasks, candle sticks, figurines. statuary
and other keepsakes converted into artistic table lamps.
Oil lamps electrified.
LAMP SHADES MADE
LAMPS MODERNIZED,
AND RECOVERED
REPAIRED & REFINISHED
Old style floor lamps made Custom made and recovered.
Styled to your lamp. Large
Into indirect lamps and
stock on display.
torcheres.

PICKUP AND DELIVERY ALL PARTS OF DETROIT

In Your

DPs in Germany Register
For Visas for Palestine

MUNICH (JTA)—Jewish dis-
placed persons in Germany now
are able to register for Palestine
visas, the International Refugee
Organization announced in Heid-
elberg. Registrations will be con-
ducted by the Jewish Agency
under IRO sponsorship. Informa-
tion obtained during registration
will serve to determine emigra-
tion priorities for DPs. All dis-.
placed Jews who apply will ulti-
mately receive Palestine visas,
the anonuncement said.

Parents Protest

School Ban.
On Two Anti-Bias Novels .
NEW YORK, (JTA)—A pro-
test against the banning from the
school library of two novels at-
tacking anti-Semitism in Amer-
ica was made by the Parent
Teacher Association of De Witt
Clinton • High School where
"Gentleman's Agreement" and
"Focus" have been barred.

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