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…tLik reorrfemsl iffikom mt PAGE TWO e l tivities for the balance of the team was mapped out. Miss Rose Fire wi appointed chairman of the Nation Fund committee. Mrs. Ben Wein, and Mrs. Louis Lobster of the loc Senior Iladassah unit attended th A Flint unit of Junior Iladassah meeting and gave many helpful su was organized Sunday, April 25, at a gestions in their interesting and meeting of a group of young women spiring addresses. at the home...…
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…PAGE SIX Tree ThrtRotylnasneiRoroas s. 111S,, 'THE /) LIFROITJEWISR (RON IGIA „ THT dolT TsVIS. KM MAT. 'TWIT° IMICIOITYG Published Weekly by The Jewish Chronicle Publishing Co., Inc. JOSEPH J. CUMMINS, President JACOB MARGOLIS, Editor JACOB H. SCHAKNE, General Manager ach 3, 1916. at the PostofEce at DetrelL Entered as Becond•class matter Mar Act of March 5, 1879. Mid, under General Offices and Publication Building 525 Woodward Avenu...…
…A lan- CO AWith Periodical Cotter CLIFTON ATMS CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE WIN fil)ErRorrikvnan RONIOlB CENTERS ASS'N GiAs. died posi- t un- st in- is in hunt But posi- hing. quiet such of a ways pula- More splitting of hairs. In Milwaukee the Young Women's Christian Association in biennial convention endeavored to have all applicants for membership take the pledge accepting "Jesus Christ as my Savior and Lord." But the attempt was defeate...…
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…THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY MAY 7, 1920. VOL. VII. NO. 23. B'NAI BRITH WILL AWARD MEDAL FOR FIRST DETROITER Lurie Appointed Head of Social Service in City Expert in Relief Work Succeeds To Position on Public Welfare Department. JEWS OF NEW YORK LAUNCH $7,500,000 DRIVE FOR RELIEF First Step in Big Drive for Members is Taken by Lodge Detroit B'nai Brith to Initiate 600 Candid...…
…THE DETROIT IEWISH CHRONICLE PAGE TWO acial and Qrsonal THE GORHAM SHOP Gorham Silver Foclety Bonet and other local metes should be convounl•ated to the on e of the rlooelt le by 5 ; eloek each NVedot tolay tate, noon 111 older I-• Appear In tlls current week's Itm, Phone Chet!) . 3.hl Society L,llLrr, Mall notices ea as to be e,‘ ell not I kter than lVedo-vday. Opening MacDiarmid's Temporary Store 239 Woodward Ave. -- Formerly Locat...…
…PAGE FIVE THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE Engagement Announced hi ise Rena Zeigler. of Detroit. and Miss terns Horwitz, of the University of Michigan, spent the weak-end as guests of the Nlisses Celia and Ethel Barnett, of Franklin Blvd. Nil's. Eva Franklin announces the engagement of her daughter, Rank to Mr. Ilea Morris. Dr. and Mrs. Charles Goodman, of Virginia, Nlinn.. are the guests of their aunt, Mrs. R. Aronheim. Mr. and NIrs. Saul S...…
…THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE PAGE SIX "FAILED" A Faulty Diagnosis THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE Our editorial colleague of the Jewish Monitor is entirely mistaken when he believes that the Central Conference of American Rabbis Failed! Abraham Sheinberg. failed! You don't mean to say it's so. it from Smith at the bank? Well, he's a man that should know, through its executive officers expressed the opinion that the use of Had Forty-two cents...…
…PAGE SEVEN THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE " ', "4" ' HOW I WAS CURED OF ANTI-SEMITISM MOTHERS' DAY PROCLAMATION By Thomas G. Masaryk. 1• ■ 11111=1V President of the Guseho•Slovids Republic. In the fifties lit the last century, every Slovak child in the vicinity of Gilding was nurtured in an atmos- phere of antiSemitism--in school, church and society at large. Mother would forbid us to go near the 1,t.C11- IceS', because, as she said , lest...…
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…?AGE NINE THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE THE WEEK IN MUSIC Social Unrest Is Theme of Lecture by Mrs. C. S. Parker sure, pleasing and ingratiating. The The attitude of the employer, too, concerts should prove an oasis in a must undergo a radical change, said • IIii itynntinit season otherwise barren of good,: Mrs. Parker. llis power over his Sixty nwsicians of the Detroit Sym- music. workmen and actions toward them in phony Orchestra. under t...…
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