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State Odd Fellows
Honor Bordelove
At the 107th annual session
of the Michigan Grand Lodge
of the Independent Order of
Odd Fellows held in Grand Rap-
ids, Maurice Bordelove, Detroit
leader of the Order, was chosen
Grand Herald of the state or-
ganization.
The office is the first in line
of succession to that of Grand
Master, highest in the state or-
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gahization and
is achieved by
a d van cement
annually for six
years. This will
be the second
time a Jew will
serve as Grand
Master of Mich-
igan Odd Fel-
lowship. Frank
Hamburger, an
attorney from
Detroit, was
Grand Master
in 1911.
Bordelove
Bordelove who joined Jericho
Lodge in 1919, served twice as
its Noble Grand, and has repre-
sented the lodge in the Grand
Lodge since 1924. He is a mem-
ber of Jericho Encampment No.
173 and Jericho Rebekah Lodge
No. 328.
Plans are under way by Jer-
icho Lodge to honor Bordelove
with a testimonial dinner on
Nov. 25 when all Grand Lodge
officers will present as well
as prominent leaders of the
community.
A CHANCE MEETING in story of the minister and rabbi
Japan brought together two who were visiting in the new
local GIs who had not seen each home of a priest . . . They were
other in years .. . but not long impressed by the magnificence
enough to erase the traces of
recognition that sometimes go of the residence and so expressed
with the passing of time . . . themselves after the priest had
When Cpl. Billy Farber first saw shown them through ... In re-
P.F.C. Sidney Abramson in Yok- ply to their enthusiastic expres-
ahama, he immediately recog, sions,. the priest said, "It looks
nized him as the kid who used
to work in his dad's drug store as though Providence has ar-
on Linwood . . . and the two ranged things with great equity.
began reminiscing about "the To you two gentlemen Provi-
good ol' days" . . . although dence has given better halves
neither lad is very much past his . . . to me it has given better
teens . . Billy is home now, quarters." * * *
awaiting his discharge from the
JEWELRY DEPT. . . . Shirley
Army after three . long years of
an enlistment that began when Hart and Harold Weinhart are
he was only 17 years old . . . engaged to be wed before this
Sidney is still in Japan ... hav- year is over . • . Sylvia Stern and
are engaged.
ing been wounded in Korea and Ronald Bloch
* * *
awarded the Bronze Star . .. In
ABOUT 450 guests pledged
these days of war and confu-
sion, the chances are slim for a over $40,000 at the City of Hope
serviceman to meet a hometown Banquet, last Sunday evening.
buddy so many miles away . . at the Latin Quarter . . . and
and for Cpl. Billy Farber and the committee can thank m.c.
P.F.C. Sidney Abramson . • . just , comic Bob Hall for raising that
a couple of kids . . . it was a figure . .. He squeezes amounts
thrill that erased the loneliness from people like we've never
Center Parley in Cleveland
and war-wracked minds of two seen . . Gov. G. Mennen Wil-
On Nov. 10 and 11, board
liams
gave
a
very
short
talk
.
.
youngsters who have grown far
members of Jewish Centers in
again. trying his bit at using Indiana, Ohio, Michigan, Ken-
older than their ages.
* • *
Yiddish words for a Jewish audi- tucky, and Western Pennsylva-
EVELYN GOTTLIEB, student ence . . only this time, his nia will gather in Cleveland to
at Wayne, got on the Dexter bus coaching wasn't so good . . . review current trends in Jew-
home and took the only empty Senator Blair Moody talked ish Center work and exchange
seat, next to a harmless-looking about the world situation . . . experiences on Center problems.
drunk, and opened a map . . . M.C. Bob Hall was unusually
IN ■ INIMMIN ■
a detailed map of Manchuria, perked-up for the affair • .
which she was studying . . . The He introduced publicity director
For the Best in
drunk studied the_ map for a Sally Fields as Sally Fisher a
RUSSIAN
& AMERICAN MOD
time too, and finally asked Eve- couple of times before realizing
lyn, "Are you sure you're on the his error and apologizing . . .
Everybody Goes to
When Sally said, "It's okey, I'd
right bus?"
COLONEL MAYBOHM'S
* * *
rather have a Body by Fisher"
.
.
.
the
fast-talking
Bob
re-
A FEW COLUMNS back, we re-
ported that the Jewish War Vet- marked, "You've already got
LI. 2-5000
4424 N. Woodward
erans were brewing a Blood Ral- one . . . The Detroit Business
ly featuring a top headliner from Men's Group should be com-
PRIVATE DINING ROOMS
mended -on their wonderful ef-
the entertainment world . .
Available for
forts
in
behalf
of
their
work
without devulging that person's
Weddings, Parties, Etc.
toward
helping
cure
illnesses
of
name . . . After considerable be-
Open: Daily 12 noon to 1 a.m.
hind-the-scenes activity, they less fortunate individuals . . . at
Friday and Saturday to 3 a.m.
have just been able to announce this wonderful non-sectarian
Sunday 12. noon 'to 2 a.m.
institution
.
.
.
the
City
of
Hope.
the one and only Sophie Tucker
has agreed to lend her presence
to the affair . . . on the after-
noon of Nov. 11 . . . at the JWV
Memorial Building •. . . It is typi-
cal of the Jewish Vets in our
community to dedicate as solemn
an occasion as Armistice Day to
gathering vitally needed blood
for the lads in, Korea . . . It is
typical, too, of that grand lady
of the theatrical world, Sophie
Tucker, to lend her. presence to
the promotion of this cause .. .
She will be appearing at the
Elmwood Casino in Windsor at
the time • . . and if we know
Sophie, she'll want to be in on
every pint of blood that is col-
lected during the rally • . .
especially since it is being given
by a Jewish organization . .
There's no business like show
business . . . and no person in
it like dear Sophie Tucker . . .
Our column salutes a great lady
and a grand JWV organization.
* * *
ONLY COMMENT sun-tanned
dept. store head, Julius Michaels
could make on his recent vaca-
I would like my
tion in Florida was, "In the hotel
you are your own guest. You
many friends to
think you own the place when
you are in it . . . and know you
know that I am
do when you leave it!"
* * *
now associated
IRWIN COHN, local barrister,
has been appointed as a non-
with
resident lecturer in business ad-
ministration at the University
of Michigan . . Irwin talked
Al Gutman of
for two hours, last week, "and
taught the students more than
they ever knew before," says our
informant.
*. * *
LITTLE MARTIN STONER'S
teacher sent a note home to his
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mother . • . telling her that he
wasn't co-operating to the full-
IF YOU ARE CONSIDERING SELLING
est extent in helping his educa-
YOUR
PROPERTY OR WANT TO BUY,
tion . . Mrs. Maurice Stoner
PLEASE GIVE ME A CALL
asked Martin for an explana-
tion . . and he replied, "Well,
- it's like this. She just doesn't
teach anything I want to learn."
CAROUSEL
COMING NOV. 12!
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MERIT
REALTY CO.
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THE JEWISH NEWS-23
Friday, November 2, 1951
Men's Clubs
Circle Plans PTA Meeting
Parents and teachers of the
MOGEN ABRAHAM MEN'S
CLUB will hold its weekly Bible Workmen's Circle school and
kindergarten will hold a get-7
acquainted meeting at 3:30 p.m.,
Nov. 14, at the Circle educa-
tional center on Linwood. Teach-
ers will give. reports on school
activities • and classroom work.
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CONG. BETH ABRAHAM There will be a program of com-
MEN'S CLUB will hold a board munity singing. Mrs. Jack Cohen
meeting at 9 p. m., Tuesday, in is chairman.
the synagogue. Vice-president,
Max E. Klayman, will preside.
class at 8 p.m., Monday, at the
synagogue, Dexter at Cortland.
A social will follow at the home
of Harold Bronstein, 3767 Glen-
dale.
OLGA J A S L O V E FAMILY
CLUB will honor Mrs. Helen
Law, who is visiting from Miami
Beach, Fla., at its next meeting
at the home of Mrs. Lillian De-
RoVen, 4014 Webb.
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