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Shaarey Zedek Folk get: tote ileth El
Will Dance Dec. 13

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Auxiliary and Young People
Join in Chanukah
Function.

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CHAIRMAN OF DANCE
FOR OLD FOLKS HOME

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Sol Lewis is chairman of the four-
teenth annual ball for the benefit of
the Jewish Old Folks' Home, which

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Anniversary services at the temple,
10:30 a. m.
Children's service and entertain-
Brilliantlights, colorful decorations, ment at the temple, 2:30 p. m.
Banquet at Book-Cadillac Hotel, 7
tuneful music and abundant refresh-
ments will mark the Chanukah dance p. m.
Due to the exigencies of space, the
str%ices and the banquet will be at-
tended by invitation. The children's
service and entertainment are open
only to the pupils of Temple Beth El
School of Religion and are intended
for all the children of the school from
the primary through the high school
department.

The splendid work inaugurated by
Beth RI College for Jewish Studies
goes steadily forward. The attend-
ance is most excellent and the inter-
est manifested all that one could pos-
sibly desire. The congregation, and
particularly the promoters of this
college, are to be heartily congratu-
lated upon what has already been
achieved. It is expected that at the
beginning of the next semester sev-
eral new and important classes will
he added. At present 13 hours of in-
struction are given each week. While
the Monday evening sessions are now
closed, the Wednesday evening ses-
sions, offering classes in Bible litera-
ture, in Jewish history and in ele-
mentary and advanced Hebrew, are
MRS. HIMON KAPLAN
still open for new registrants. As the
to be held at the Shaarey Zedek Syna- classes are rapidly filling up, the
gogue Sunday evening, Dec. 13, under Wednesday evening sessions, too, will
the joint auspices of the Ladies' Aux- soon he closed.
iliary and the Young People's Society
of the congregation. The dance will Gymnasium:
Have you joined the gymnasium?
be preceded by a one-act play "Bang-
ing the Teakettle" a comedy by E. Remember that all classes are under
Milton Altfeld, which has produced competent direction and instructor-
thousands of laughs in eastern cities. ship. Men's classes are held on Mon-
The cast, recruited from the Young day and Thursday evenings, women's
People's Society, consists of the Misses -lasses on Tuesday evenings and Fri-
Edith Shetzer, Mettie Baron and Celia day mornings, and Boy Scout classes
Miller and Burnett Krauss, Samuel on Wednesday evenings. All requests
Willis, Morris Greenberg and Oliver for the use of the gymnasium must be
Kantor. The play will start promptly made to the chairman of the gymna-
sium committee, Jacob Mazer.
at 8:15 o'clock.
Seymour Simons' Webster Hall Or-
chestra will furnish the music for the Change of Address:
The year book of the congregation
dancing which will follow the play.
The dance will be the second of a se- is now ready for the press. In order
ries to be held during the winter. Mrs. that the directory may be as accurate
'Limon Kaplan is chairman of the com- as possible, it is requested that mem-
mittee directing the arrangements for bers who have recently changed their
address will communicate the fact
the dances.
The guests at the dance will be wet. without delay to the secretary.

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corned by the hospitality committees
of the auxiliary and the congregation.
The committee is v
,mposed of Rabbi
and Mrs. A. Hershman, Mr. and
Mrs. M. 11. Zackheim, Mr. and Mrs.
David W. Simons, Mrs. Harry Wets-
man, Mr. and Mrs. David S. Zeman,
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Solomon, Mr. and
Airs. Joseph IL Ehrlich, Mr. and Mrs.
Barney Blumrosen, Mr. and Mrs. M.
AL Applebaum, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Frank, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Stoll, Mr.
and Mrs. A. II. Strasler, Mr. and Mrs.
Ilarry M. Selker, Mr. and Mrs. A.
Louis Gordon, Mr. and Mrs. Simon
Shetzer, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rubi.

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-,,..1 !Union Kaplan, Abe Srere, Robert
=II Marwil, Joseph II. Ehrlich, Isaac
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l Simon Shetzer.
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hands of a committee consisting
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. _' ._- Mesdames Simon Shetzer, Isaac Shet-
zer, M. hl. Applebaum, Herbert H.
Warner and Albert Jordon and Miss
a Bertha Lipsitz.
The following committee will direct
the work of decorating the dance hall:
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— Oscar Kaufman, chairman; Maurice
Es Klein, Milton Gordon, Herbert H.
— Warner, M. II. Prince, Miss Julia
= Klein, Mr. and Mrs. Burney Salinger,
Samuel Lieberman, Miss Sylvia Bof-
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will be given at the Arcadia on Jan.
14. The proceeds will aid in clearing
the debts of the home and enable those
in charge to proceed with the building
of a new home at Davison and Lin- ao
wood avenues. Emanuel Lewis is as-
sistant chairman. The ball is under
the management of the Young Peo-
ple's Society of the home, which was
recently organized by the Northwest-
ern branch under the direction of Mrs.
Anna Rubenstein, Mrs. M. P. Fisher,
Miss Edna Lewis and Mr. and Mrs.
Emanuel Lewis. The officers, elected
at the last meeting, are Morton Grass,
president; Mollie Slutzky, vice-presi.
dent; Frances Blumeno, secretary;
Lillian Grass, treasurer, and Lillian
Gottesman, financial secretary. Meet-
ings for the present will be held every
Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock at
Emanuel Synagogue. Young folks
over the age of 18 years are invited to
attend these meetings and to become
members.

Memorial Gifts:

Do not forget that a few splendid
memorial gifts are still available in
the temple. If you have dear ones
whose names you would perpetuate
in our sacred house, communicate
without delay with the chairman of
the committee on memorial gifts, Dr.
Franklin.

Use Our Library:

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The School of Religion of Temple
Beth El has still room for registrants
for its afternoon sessions. While the
Sunday morning session is completely
occupied, the Sunday afternoon ses-
sions are established to give equally
attractive instruction in Jewish his-
tory and Jewish religion. If you know
of a child who is not receiving a Je-w-
ish education, please send him to the
afternoon school of Temple Beth El.
There is no tuition fee.

•LETTER. BO X

RELIGIOUS WORK
OF JEWISH WOMEN

Temple Sisterhoods Announce Activi•
ties Planned for Season.

CINCINNATI. — A second year
course for child study circles main-
tained by the National Federation of
Temple Sisterhoods is a feature of the
program planned for this year by the
National Committee on Religious
Schools, according to a statement
made by Mrs. Henry Nathan, of Buf-
falo, New York, chairman of the na-
tional committee on religious schools.
The advanced course is being planned,
she said, in answer to the requests
from those local sisterhoods, who, hav-
ing completed the first course, are
anxious to continue their work.
Mrs. Nathan's statement is in the
form of a message to the religious
school chairman of sisterhoods affili-
ated with the national body. In this
message she sets forth a program of
activities for the current year. She
gives many suggestions for work
which she urges the sisterhoods to en-
gage in, pointing out particularly as
an excellent activity, the upbuilding
of Jewish libraries i ntheir localities.
Sirs. Nathan also gave a review of
the work of her group in which she
told of the number of parent teachers'
associations which have been organ-
ized throughout the country, and of
the religious activities in which sis-
terhoods engage ein the different cit-
ies of the country in connection with
religious school work. In many cities,
she said, not only the library but the
Sabbath School itself is maintained
by the sisterhood, and in smaller towns
where there are no rabbis or syna-
gogues, the entire burden of religious
education and activity remains with
the sisterhood. She pointed out that
in many cases the Sisterhoods main-
tain independent schools which they
both finance and conduct.
She also announced that the nation.
al committee has forwarded a list of
literature suitable for juvenile reading
to its local committees, which is in-
tended to help them choose books for
the libraries run in conjunction with
the Sabbath Schools.

Mr. S. B. Kahn,
29 Waverly Avenue.
Dear Mr. Kahn:—In one of the let-
ters addressed to prospects during the
Community Fund drive appeared the
following paragraph:
- Dramatics:
"'It is incumbent on the Jews of
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..-=- , in the Little Theater of the Y on Dec. Detroit to do their duty by the Com-
',-2...130, Christopher Morley's "Thursday munity Fund, which, as you know,
-: Evening" and "Rehearsal." Both supports virtually all the charities of
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plays are very delightful comedies the city, including Jewish philan-
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- a and the casts are excellent ones. One thropic organizations."
This statement is inaccurate. The
_=, may look forward to a very interest-
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fact that it was dictated under the
hectic pressure of the campaign. There
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are a number of Jewish organizations
Seymour Simons' Orchestra has
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in Detroit which are not affiliated with
.=. been chosen to play for the first an- the fund, but which seek support in-
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P_ I nasal dance of the Y, which is going to dependently, such as the Hebrew Or-
-==.. he held at Webster Hall, Tuesday, phan Asylum, the Hebrew Sheltering
---., Dec. 15. Invitations have been sent House, the Home for Aged, and
_-,..", to only 1925-1926 members of this others.
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-1 organization. However, they will be
In my opinion there is no reason
- i extended to those paying their dues why these organizations should not
between now and the 15th.
become affiliated with the Community
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Fund and nip hope is that they will
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unite with the other Jewish philan-
--•! Milton Alexander will conduct the thropic agencies of the city in the fed-
--.' services on Friday night, Dec. 18. Ile eration which is now being organized.
s -=.
Es' will talk en "Information, Education, The above named organisations are
—=' Inspiration." This promises to be ■ undoubtedly performing a necessary
very interesting discussion and ■ and worth while task. The difficulties
K.
-- large group of young people is ex- under which they are laboring as sep.
--• peeled to be present.
arate and independent institutions
would in a measure, undoubtedly, be
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alleviated were they to join hands
Have you ever had the desire to be with the other societies as units in a
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able
to
go
into
the
kitchen
and
pre-
community
plan.
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Though it has been the policy of the
--== pare • delicious meal in a very short
period? To know how to set the table United Jewish Charities in past years
M-! and serve properly? You can learn to prefer private homes for dependent
all of this and more about the me- children, we recognize that for certain
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ebonies of a kitchen by joining the children institution life is necessary,
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, Z - . - - . - supper classes on Mondays and Tues. and to that extent we recognize that
- ..- days. They are held at 5:30, the girls the community should support them.
0- coming to the club house from work The Cleveland Orphan Asylum has
-',and preparing their own meals. This for many years received a regular an -
.0. is really an unusual opportunity for nual appropriation from the United
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Jewish Charities of this city. I am
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sure that the latter organization is as
favorably disposed to the local orphan
Bridge Claw.:
Bridge is becoming a necessary so- asylum and is prepared for a union of
'dal asset. Without a knowledge of forces.
I trust that none of the organiza-
'the game one is doomed to be a "wall
:flower" at social gatherings. Join the tions named above has been unduly
=' bridge classes at the Y. They are embarrassed by the propaganda of
I held every Monday and Thursday eve- the special Jewish committee of the
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Community Fund. If it has, we stand
nings.
ready to correct that impression.
Sincerely yours,
the
per-
A lovelorn cook oversalts
MORRIS D. WALDMAN.
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The hook "Israel," by Ludwig
Lewisohn, is in our library and you
may borrow it. The library is open
Sunday afternoon from 2 to 4 o'clock.
There are many other books of Jew-
Mrs.
Ir;. andrsSint
Charles
Y i o .h f Itapil s17(1 1 , M M rr s. ish interest in our library available
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Robert Marwil, Mr. and Mrs. Morse to you.
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Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Ri kin,
Moss, Mr. and "The International Joseph:"
Mr. and Mrs. Harry
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Keidan, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Bofsky, The services take place in the Brown
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Friedman, Mr. Memorial Chapel at 10:30 and are
and Mrs. David Friedman, Mrs. Philip attended by a large number of men
Gordon, Mrs. Dora Moyer, Mr. and and women. Many of the women
Mrs. Samuel Lieberman, Mr. and Mrs. have brought their children to the
services. On Saturday morning, Dec.
12, the pulpit is occupied by Dr. Leo
Klein, Mrs. Philip Shulman and Mr. M. Franklin. He will preach on the
theme "Rededication."
=land Mrs. Robert Loewenberg.

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