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DEMGITYnAlISHI JEWS-13
Rabbi Sperka, Menorah Chapel, Offer Calendars
Friday, July 17, 1953

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ociety

Mr. -and Mrs. Nathaniel L. Raskin and mother, Mrs. Ann
Minus, are now residing at 22140 Church, in Oak Park.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Lux, of Pennington Dr., entertained
their daughter, Marilyn, at a recent lawn party and dinner.
Guests included Phyllis Altman, Geraldine Baffles, Harold Brody,
Sue Cohen, Walter Cziezler, Larry Edelheit, Louis Falik, Helen
Goldman, Brenda Goren, Stewart Gottlieb, Colman Hochman,
Judy Holinstat, Howard and Norman Jacobs, ...udy Levine, Jeffrey
Mandel, Larry Mann, Edward and Frank Middleman, ROnald
Miller, Judy Morton, Carol Rice, David Rubinstein, Rena Schwartz,
Beverly Seyburn, Jack Thav, Jo Margery Tilds, John and Paula
Valenti, Richard Walker and Barbara Weinert.
Mrs. Max Conway, of Balmoral Dr., has left for Beverly Hills,
Calif., where she will visit her brother and sister-in-law, former
Detroiters Mr. and Mrs. Jack Broder.
Mrs. Maurice Schiller, of Tulsa, Okla., is in .Detroit visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Leon Schembeck, of Monte Vista Ave.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Garelik, of 13101 Etuton, Oak Park,
gave a lawn party and buffet supper in honor of Mr. Garelik's
mother, Mrs. Ann Garelik, who celebrated her 85th birthday.
Attending the celebration were Mrs. Garelik's eight children and
19 grandchildren, a brother and a - sister. She also has 23 great
grandchildren.
Mr. Jacob W. Kleinsmith, of 19022 Wildemere, has left for a •
fortnight's visit in Frankfort, Mich. He will return to Detroit on
July 27.
Mrs. Austin A. Kanter is leaving Detroit today to meet her
husband, Ens. Austin Kanter, of the U. S. Coast Guard, in New
Orleans, La.. before returning to Brownsville, Tex. where Ens.
Kanter is stationed. While in town for several weeks she visited her
parents, Mr. and Mrs, Albert Egrin, of Ohio Ave., her husband's
mother, Mrs. Rena T. Kanter, of Prairie Ave., and was guest of
honor at a party 'arranged by Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gluckman,
of Manderson Rd.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Segel, of 20035 Mansfield, recently enter-
tained their sister, Lydia Eichler, at a dinner party celebrating
her engagement to Barton Cohen.
Miss Betty Paysner of 18045 Parkside is spending the summer
in Aspen, Colo., where she is attending the summer session at the
Aspen Institute of Music. -

Plan 'Talking Books' for Sightless Yiddishists

NEW YORK, (JTA) — The
Jewish Braille Institute of
America announced that it will
record the first Yiddish "Talking
Books" to fulfill requests of el-
derly Yiddish - speaking blind.
Each "Talking Book" will be a
full book-length album of long-
playing records of the outstand-
ing works of Yiddish literature

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also of Fullerton Ave.
Miss Wright is a student at
Wayne University. Her • finance
is serving with the United States
Army, and is stationed at Fort
Leonard Wood, Mo.

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Gen. MAURICE ROSE POST
Explaining that an average
high fidelity "talking book" of and AUXILIARY will hold its
twenty 12" long playing records annual moonlight cruise to Bob-
amounting to 10 hours of play- Lo on Wednesday evening.
ing time, costs $3,500 in the Funds raised will be used for
smallest edition of 125 copies, veterans rehabilitation work, ac-
D
cording
to co-chairmen
Rochelle
r. Jacob
Fried, Institute
three-
tor, called upon local Jewish Rose and Herman Gorman.
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communities and hoMes for the
DETROIT POST and AUXI-
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those who would wish to have Percy Jones Hospital on July
26. Minnie Hart, chairman, an-
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PONTIAC

Rabbi Joshua S. Sperka an- who desire them. Requests are
flounced this week, in behalf of being taken for such calendars
Men.or•h Funeral Chapel, that at the Menorah Chapel, 3800
free calendars, indicating - yah- Puritan.
rzeit dates, will be offered to all

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Are the ONLY Distributors for SOVA CERTIFICATES
*tad SCRIP CHECKS to Israel, in Detroit and vicinity . .
AND THAT THEY CANNOT PE RESPONSIBLE FOR SAID
CERTIFICATES AND CHECKS UNLESS SIGNED BY THE
ABOVE TWO PARTIES.

The Beth Aaron Synagogue

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The Mayfair Caterers

Are Pleased to Make.,

This Joint Announcement to the

Detroit Jewish Community

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10450 Gd. River Ave.
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Beginning Tuesday, September 1, 1953
Kosher Catering focillities at the

new Beth Aaron Synagogue and Social
Hall will be managed excrusively by

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HENRY SOLOMON (right) ,
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Bernard Brodsky, of Brooklyn,
N.Y., after he passed his review
making him the 1000th Scout in
the U.S. to receive the award.
The Ner Tamid •is presented to
Scouts who demonstrate an out-
standing knowledge of Jewish
history, Bible and religion, and
who render personal services to
the COMM unity.

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NEW .YORK, (JTA)—The City
of New York and the New York
Zoological Society, which oper-
ates the Bronx Zoo, this week-
end presented the Jerusalem
Biblical Zoo with a number of
animals, including an American
alligator; racoon and turtles.
The presentation was made to a
delegation of the National Com-
mittee for Labor Israel which
lest for a month's tour of Israel.

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Diviner Parties and other social func-

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Bloom at TE. 4-6781.

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alloy Rabbis.

Harry- Greer% President
Beth Aaron Synagogue

Harry Mem, President
Mayfair Coiereirs