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ROSH HASHONAH GREETINGS

Holy Day Services:
Holy Day services under the aus-
pices of Temple Beth El will this year
be held in three different parts of the
temple—the main Temple Auditorium,
the Brown Memorial Chapel, and the
dining hall of the temple. The tem-
ple and the chapel will, up to a rea-
sonable hour, be reserved for mem-
bers and their families. The supple-
mentary services will be held in the
dining hall. Individual cards will be
issued' to members in good standing
and to the members of their house-
holds. These must be presented at the
door upon request of the usher. As
heretofore, no seats are reserved or
assigned.

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Fraternal and
Club Notes

Hebrew Baby Day Nursery.
The Detroit Hebrew Baby Day Nur-
sery will hold a tag day on Saturday,
Sept. 26, for the benefit of the nur-
sery. They have asked for the co-
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operation of the public. A benefit per-
formance will be given on Monday
Supplementary Services:
evening, Oct. 5, at the Yiddish Play-
For our supplementary services we
house, 2814 Hastings street.
have been unusually fortunate in se-
curing again as our minister this year
Jewish Big Sisters.
l'rof. A. N. Franzblau, Principal of
The first fall meeting of the Jew-
the Hebrew Union College School for
ish Big Sisters was held Sunday, Sept
Teachers in New York.
e
13, at the home of Miss Jewell Kathy.
Those who wish to attend these ser-
Election of officers took place with the
vices should send their names and ad-
following results: President, Mollie
dresses without delay to the commit.
Samburg; vice-president, Jewell Kel-
tee on supplementary services, care of
ley; secretary, Sadie Margolis; treas-
Temple Beth El. Members of the
urer, Mary Keywell. Refreshments
temple are requested to give us the
and dancing followed the meeting.
names of their friends who may be
interested. These services are open to
Social Miners.
all without charge, though voluntary
Louis Garber will he host at the
contributions to cover expenses in-
next meeting of the Social Mixers at
volved are accepted. The choir for
9670 Cameron avenue Tuesday eve-
these services will he in charge of
ning, Sept. 22. I'hilip Langwald has
George Becker, for many years a
automatically taken the president's
member of the temple first quartet.
HARRY GOLDBERG LEO GOLDBERG SAMUEL GOLDBERG WILLIAM GOLDBERG 7= -1
office. Miss Esther Horowitz acted as
critic at the last meeting, when danc-
Installation of Rabbi Fram:
ing and refreshments followed. Guests
On Sunday morning, Oct. 11, the are invited to attend all meetings.
formal installation of Rabbi Leon
From as Director of Religious Edu-
Concord Club.
cation of Temple Beth El will take
The new officers for the Concord
place. Appropriate services will mark Club are as follows: Maurice H. Se-
the important occasion. Details of the gal, president; Jack Shilkoff, vice-
program will he duly announced. Our president; Meyer Dashkin, treasurer;
congregation is most fortunate in se- Mrs. Maurice H. Segal, recording sec-
curing the servrices of Rabbi Fram. retary; NI. Rosenbloom financial sec-
whose achievements as preacher, retary, and Miss Esther
' Winetraub,
teacher, and religious leader have additional member of the board. The
won him a significant place in the chairman of the committees are Stan-
Jewish life of our time. Dr. William ley Natick, social; Jack Shilkoff, mem-
Rosenau of Baltimore, who was the bership, and Miss Adeline Cohen, pub-
teacher of Rabbi Fram, will deliver licity. Cards will he mailed out to the
the installation address.
members as to the time and place
of the next regular meeting.
School of Religion:
The School of Religion of Temple
Hebrew Cultural Group.
Beth El will begin its work for the
The Hebrew Cultural Group, a new-
season on Sunday morning, October ly organized club which conducts its
1. There will be no registration of meetings in Hebrew, met at 579 East
new pupils on that day. All former Philadelphia avenue on Wednesday
pupils of the school will he notified evening, Sept 9, when Jacob Markson
by mail of the hour and class to which spoke on Cherniackovsky, the occasion
they shall report. All new pupils, being his 50th birthday anniversary.
whether children of members or not, At the next meeting, to he held Sept
should report to the office of the school 23 at the same address, Abraham Sil-
(second floor), any week day begin- verstein will speak on the work of the
. ning Tuesday, Sept. 22. Miss Anna Hebrew poet Scheuer. All members
Oxenhandler will at that time be in are urged to attend.
her office daily from 3 to 5 o'clock. All
new pupils should be accompanied by
Zeirei Zion.
their parents at the time of. registra-
Miss Helen King, David Rosenberg
tion. Many new features are planned and Mr. Greenberg entertained at a
for this season and several new and musical program at a meeting of the
highly recommended instructors have Zeirei Zion held on Tuesday, Sept. 15.
been added to the teaching staff.
At the next meeting, called for Sept.

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Other Temple Activities:
street, a discussion on the Fourteenth
The various societies affiliated with Zionist Congress will take place.
the temple will begin their season's Members and friends are requested to
activities immediately after the Holy come early.
Days. Due announcements regarding
their programs will he made. All
Iota Sigma Chi.
matters having to do with young peo-
Miss Sarah Zissman of 533 Alger
ple's work should be referred directly was hostess at the first regular busi-
to Rabbi Frani.
ness meeting of the Iota Sigma Chi

OBITUARY

David Cutler, aged 57, for 36 years
a resident of Detroit, died at the IIigh-
land Park General Hospital Friday
Sept. 11. Funeral services were con-
ducted from his late residence at 1646
Gladstone avenue. The pallbearers
were officers of the Hebrew Protective
Association of which organization the
deceased was a member for over 31
years. Rabbi E. Aishiskin officiated.
Mr. Cutler is survived by his wife,
Mary; his children. Maxwell, Casper
C. Cutler, and Mrs. I. Freedman, and
his grandson, Robert Donald Leach.

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was followed by refreshments and
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GREETINGS

Youth of Zion.
The first meeting of the season of
the Youth of Zion was held Sunday
afternoon, Sept. 13, at the Hotel Stet-
ter, when Herbert Parsons spoke on
Zionism. Aaron Kurland presided,
Members and friends are urged to at-
tend every meeting. The next one will
be held on Sept. 23, Wednesday eve-
ning, at 8 o'clock at the home of Jacob
Wilk, 539 King avenue.

The death of Mrs. Dora Barnett
Foreman of 1705 West Philadelphia
avenue occurred on Friday, Sept. 11
Burial took place on Sunday with in-
terment at Clover Hill Park Cemetery.
Rabbi E. Aishiskin officiated. Mrs.
Foreman was horn in Russia 43 years
ago and has resided in Detroit for 29
years. She was very active in club
and communal work and was a mem-
ber of the Bicur Cholem Seniors, the
auxiliary of the Old Folks Home, the
Ladies' Aid Society and a large num-
ber of other organizations. She is
survived by her husband, William
Foreman; four sons, Roy, Sidney,
Shay and Leonard Foreman; a sis-
ter, Mrs. Al Goldstein of St. Clair;
three brothers. Jake, Al and Charles
Barnett; her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Goldstein, all of Detroit.

ROBERT D. FLAYER
Robert D. Flayer of 560 East Pal-
mer avenue passed away suddenly in
New York, where he was visiting rel-
atives, on Tuesday, Sept. S, three days
before his 49th birthday. He was bur-
iede on Thursday afternoon, Sept. 10,
with interment at Clover Hill Park
Cemetery, Rabbi A. M. Hershman
officiating. Born in Sktov, Russia.
Mr. Slayer moved to Detroit 32 years
ago and has been engaged in the real
estate business. He was a member
of Shaarey Zedek Synagogue. He is
survived by his widow, Sonia. and two
sons and a daughter, David, Abraham
and Rena Flayer, and one brother,
Sol Flayer, all of Detroit.

Institute of Technology Receiv-
ing Support of Prominent
Business Men.

Prominent Detroit business men are
co-operating with the Detroit Insti-
tute of Technology in courses in the
several departments which the school
is offering this fall. The fall term
opens Monday, Sept. 21.
The course in credits, and collec-
tions was given for the first time last
year. It is 18 weeks in length and in-
eludes intensive text-book instruction
and lectures by men prominent in this
phase of Detroit's business life. The
School of Commerce of the Institute
of Technology is offering • two-year
course in real estate, whrih is receiv-
ing the co-operation of prominent De-
troit realtors, according to Dean D
J. Terpeney.

Nu Beta Phi.
The last meeting of the Nu Beta
Phi was held at the home of Miss Rose
Berick. Final arrangements were
made for a musicale and bridge tea
to he held at the Book-Cadillac Hotel
in the Italian Gardens Oct. 10. Miss
Betty Berick was appointed general
chairman and Miss Sadye Jacobson
was appointed chairman for the musi-
cal program. Tickets can be had from
any of the members.

Kadimah Girls.
Honoring Mrs. Archie Goldberg
(Bertha Otis) a stork shower was
given by the Kadimah Girls on Tues-
day, Sept. 15, at the home of Miss Ruth
Klugman of Blaine avenue. Mrs.
Goldberg was the recipient of many
pretty gifts. The next regular meet-
ing will be held on Tuesday, Sept. 22,
at the home of Miss Freda Levin, 036
Alger avenue, at which time discussion
will take place regarding a Halloween
party.

Madison Athletic Club.
The Madison Athletic held its first
open meeting of the season on Sunday
afternoon, Sept. 13, at 89 Rowena
street. The little theater was filled
to capacity. Those on the program
were Miss Florence Horwitz. Archie
Scherr, Mark Goldstein and Daniel
Cohen, who rendered several piano
and song selections. A Charley Chap-
lin comedy entitled "The Immigrant"
was one of the main features of the
afternoon. The program was con-
cluded with dancing and refreshments.
Meyer Dashkin, chairman of the dance
to take place Sunday evening, Sept.
20, at the Arena Gardens, reported
that due to the rapid sale of tickets
a large attendance is looked forward
to.

May the New Year bring
joy, contentment, happiness
and prosperity to our many
friends and patrons.

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