Mrs. Lillian B. Simons, promi-
nent communal leader who died
last June, had named the United
Jewish Charities as residual bene-
ficiary in her will.
The bequest represents the
bulk of her estate and will be-
come a part of the Charles C.
and Lillian B. Simons Fund.
Mrs. Simons was the wife of
Charles C. Simons, senior judge
of the Sixth Circuit United States
Court of Appeals. His father,
D. W. Simons, founded the
United Jewish Charities in 1899
and was its first president.
Max J. Zivian, president of
the United Jewish Charities,
said: "It is good to know that
the Fund will serve as a memo-
rial to Mrs. Simons and as a
tribute to her distinguished hus-
band and that it will help the
organized Jewish community in
Advancing the programs of social
service and good works."
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treal, Mrs. Simons was a teacher
in Chicago before her marriage.
She lived in Detroit for 55 years.
She became active here in the
Jewish Women's Club, forerun-
ner of the Detroit Section of the
National Council of Jewish Wo-
men. She was its president and
was a liaison officer with the
Federation of Women's Clubs.
She taught English classes at
the Hannah Schloss Building and
was instrumental also in Codify .-
ing organization rules of pro-
cedure.
Surviving besides her husband
are her sisters, Mrs. Milton
Freud and Mrs. Nate S. Shapero
of Detroit, Reba and Miriam
Bernstein of Chicago, and a
brother, Marcus Bernstein of
Chicago.
Council's Statement
Relating to Larco's
The Jewish Community Council
this week issued this statement:
"At the recent delegate as-
sembly of the Council the presi-
dent, Stanley J. Winkelman, re-
ferred to rumors and allegations
regarding a local restaurant,
Larco's, as reflected by the wide-
spread inquiries received by the
Council.
"This matter has been care-
fully investigated by the com-
munity relations committee of
the Council. Based on this in-
vestigation, the president of the
Council -stated at the delegate
assembly that the rumors as they
related to the owners • of the
restaurant were not substanti-
ated and that from his point of
view any boycott is unwar-
ranted."
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quire institutional care and
would not be best served by
existing community agencies be-
cause of this reason . „ . To raise
necessary funds, the Woinen's
League and Parents Guild are
sponsoring a premiere of the
movie, "Gypsy" Dec. 20, at the
Michigan Theater . . . Max
Handler and Irving Weisenthal
are honorary chairmen and Ar-
lene (Sis) Rosenberg, president
of the Women's League, and
Iris Fynke, are coordinators.
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FORTY YEARS AGO, a small
group of young mothers, led by
Sophie Jacobs, started a sewing
club to make layettes for babies
. .. About seven or eight years
later, they started the club call-
ed Zedakah, meaning charity, to
help the indigent aged . . .
Through the years, the girls
have continued to meet at each
other's home . . . Their mem-
bership is 165 . . . Zedakah's
work also includes servicing
state hospitals and the patients.
. . . This fine group's annual
donor luncheon is set for Dec.
11 at Town and Country Club
. . . Belle Shugarman has an
interesting program lined up...
Ida Baker is donor chairman
and Ethel Shapiro, president of
Zedakah . „. For reservations,
call Ann Elias, LI. 7-2749.
FIVE-YEAR-OLD twin sons
of Jean and Al Gross, little
Robert and Sanford, are earn-
estly taking piano lessons . . .
Last week, Jean came home
from shopping, saw Bobby sit-
ting on the front steps and
asked where Sanford was . . .
"He's in the house playing a
duet," replied Bobby. "I fin-
ished first!"
SEEING SIGNS . . . sent by
ex-Detroiter Sam Dictor from a
library in suburban California
. . . "No loose dogs allowed"
and "Only low conversation
permitted."
IT WOULD BE A TRAGEDY
if the doors of the Children's
Orthogenic School on W. Seven
Mile Rd. would have to close
because of lack of funds . . .
There is no other non-profit
school for emotionally-disturbed
children in Wayne and adjacent
counties which could provide
the necessary rehabilitation edu-
cation for these unfortunate
children . . . They do not re-
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Bulk of Mrs. Lillian Simons' Estate Danny Raskin's
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