T
PAGE FOUR
TftEPLTROHILl'ilSfiefRONICLE
Itutplr Neill El
Notria
Highest grade Violins
Built Entirely by Hand.
Sunday Morning Services:
Dr. Leo M. Franklin will occupy
the pulpit Sunday morning, April 17
and speak on the subject, "Freedom
That Enslaves."
On Sunday, April 24, Rabbi Leon
Frain will occupy the pulpit and
speak on the subject "A Young Man's
lieligion."
MICHAEL BODAK
4134 CHENE STREET
Melrose 1154-R
Saturday Morning Services:
Winner of Gold Medal, Sesqui-Centennial,at Philadelphia, 1926.
invited to Divine services in the The Oratory Contest:
morning, a dinner at noon, and to a
The Temple Men's Club has es-
program of dramatics and dancing in tablished a permanent prize for ora-
the afternoon.
tory in the high school and declama-
tion in the intermediate school. The
Temple Arts Society:
dates of the preliminary contests will
The next entertainment of the be announced next week.
Temple Arts Society, which will be
Under the supervision of Frank V. Observe the First Seder at Home:
Martin, will take place Tuesday eve-
That attractive booklet, the Union
ning, April 19, when three one-act Haggadah, may be purchased at the
plays of unusual excellence will be temple office for 50 cents. Your
presented: "The Daily Dozen by children will be delighted by a seder
James Knox, "Les Echappes" by in which they can participate. They
Rene Gimpel, and "The Colonel's are learning the Four Questions and
Lady" by Frank Tompkins.
the seder songs in the School of Re-
ligion.
Passover Services:
On Saturday morning, April 16,
Passover services will be held in
Rabbi Leon From will occupy the pul- the temple on Sunday morning, April
pit and speak on the subject, "The 17, and Saturday morning, April 23,
Seder as a Drama."
at 10 o'clock. The sermon on the
first day will be preached by Dr. Leo
Young People's Temple Club:
51. Franklin and on the last by Rabbi
You are cordially invited to attend Leon Fram.
the Young People's Discussion Group
which takes place Sunday afternoon, Children's Passover Service:
May 1, at 3 o'clock in the Men's Club
There will be a children's Passover
Room. Milton Alexander will lead service Sunday morning, April 17, at
the discussion
10:30, in the Brown Memorial Chapel.
The Young People's Temple Club The program is as follows:
will give two social affairs in May.
Intermediate Department—Singing
Early in the month they will bring of Passover hymns, directed by Mrs.
to Temple Beth El the Hillel Founda- Sol Kesler; Passover worship, led by
tion production of Israel Zangwill's pupils of Miss Breitenbach's class;
play, "We Moderns." Later in the Passover story, Rabbi Leon Fran;
month they will again have their May l'assover play, directed by Mrs. Sol
sport festival which was such a bril- Blumrosen.
liant social event last year. At this
Primary Department—Song and
affair members of the graduating prayer, Passover pictures, Passover
class of Beth El High School will be play, directed by Miss Esther Gold-
guests of honor.
berg.
Strad Could Never Make Them Any Better.
Buyers-Gowdy Co.
Now In New Location:
638 - 40 - 42 EAST FORT STREET
11,000 Square Feet of Guaranteed Service.
FINE AUTOMOBILE PAINTING — FENDER AND
BODY BUMPING — COLLISION WORK
Trimming — Glass Enclosures — Tops Recovered — Lettering —
Trademarks — Monograms.
Phone CAdillac 1845
Tenth Annual Student Day:
No High School Sessions April 17:
The next social affair of the Young
People's Club will be Student Day to
be celebrated Sunday, April 24.
Students of the University of Michi-
gan and neighboring colleges will be
Students of the High School of
Temple Beth El will not meet in class
on April 17, instead they are invited
to join the adults in the special Pass-
over services at the temple at 10:45.
PENBERTHY
tore is learning to appreciate the
beauty of the traditional prayer book
and is analyzing the changes, sub-
structions, and additions which the
Reform Prayer Book has made upon
the traditional model. The beginners
in Hebrew are completing their sea-
son with a working knowledge of the
language. The class in pedagogy is
training the young men and women
to take regular teaching positions in
religious schools next season.
family should own one. Its artistic
and decorative value will appeal to
all: 'the proceeds of this sale go to
the Hebrew Union Scholarship Fund.
High School Dance:
The next social affair given by the
High School Council of Temple Beth
El will be an evening of plays and
dancing, to be held Saturday night,
May 14, at 8 o'clock, at which the
high school graduates will be guests
of honor. The Drama Club is co-
The Pageantry Club:
operating with the High School Coun-
The Pageantry Club, or the Dra- cil in giving this affair.
matic Club of the Intermediate
School, meets with Mrs. S. Blumrosen Boy Scouts:
every Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
The Boy Scout troops of the temple
Parents are advised to encourage hold their meetings on Wednesday
Rabbi Leon Frans Short Story Prise:
Parents are requested to encourage their children to join the dramatic night. A third scout troop has just
their children to try for the short clubs.
been organized.
story prizes offered through the
The High School Orchestra:
Bethelite by Rabbi Frans.
Girl Scouts:
Students of Temple Beth El High
Girl Scout troops meet Monday
The Afternoon Dramatic Club:
School who can play any instrument night and Wednesday afternoon.
The dramatic club of the afternoon other than the piano are invited to
school meets with Miss Esther Gold- join the Temple High School orches-
berg every Tuesday at 4 o'clock.
tra which meets every Sunday after- Hudson Demonstration Week.
noon at 12:30 under the leadership
Betts El College Continues
of Saul Abramovitch.
"Hudson Demonstration Week fur
Through May:
10,000 Motorists," was announced
In response to ninny inquiries, The Bethelite:
recently
by the Aaron Deltoy Motor
Rabbi Leon Frans, director of Beth
/Members of Temple Beth El are
El College of Jewish Studies, wishes asked to see to it that their children Car Co., Iludson-Essex distributor
in
the
Detroit
area. Under this
to state that according to the prece- are subscribers to the Bethelite. A
dent set last year, the college will special subscription price of 25 cents of its associate dealers specially
continue its sessions until the end of is offered for the rest of the year. provided extra demonstrator cars as
May. In this respect Beth El Col- It is it highly important factor in the that thousands might conveniently
lege follows the regular collegiate religious education of your child that have an opportunity to drive a Ilud-
son Super-Six.
calendar. All the courses are now at he shall be a
subscriber to his re-
One of the most talked of cars of
their highest pitch of interest. The ligious school paper.
The Bethelite the year, the Hudson Super-Six is re-
course in Comparative Religion is is now conducting a poetry contest.
taking up a detailed comparison be- Three prizes of $10, 8 and $7, re- peating the capture of public atten-
tween Judaism and Christianity. The spectively, are offered by the Temple tion which it scored when introduced
class in Modern Jewish History is Sisterhood. Parents are advised to the first of the year, according to Mr.
completing its study of Reform Juda- encourage their children to enter the Deltoy. Now that the spring season
ism and is entering upon the dis- poetry contest. All details are found is here, he declared, motorists are par-
ticularly interested in the remarkable
covery of the origin of Zionism. The in the Bethelite.
performance which the Iludson Super-
class in Post-Biblical Jewish Liters-
Six offers.
Baruch Spinoza:
"Only a demonstration can prove
The most beautiful sketch ever the range and variety of performance
written of the life of Baruch Spinoza offered by this car," said Mr. DeRoy.
is to be found in Israel Zangwill's With the new Hudson you will never
"Dreamers of the Ghetto." Members feel that the slightest effort is exerted
of the temple are welcome to borrow by the motor in traveling as you wish
this book from the library.
whether for short, swift spurts or
sustained all-day runs.
"One needs only to see the new
Memorial Gifts:
There are several opportunities for Hudsons to appreciate their distin-
guished
beauty and charm, but one
memorial gifts by which dear depart-
ed ones may be commemorated. You needs to drive the car to realize why
are invited to consult Dr. Leo M. those who have had the experience
unite in exclaiming: 'Nothing like it
Franklin on the subject.
in the world'."
DEPENDABILITY
High School Athletics:
The gymnasium committee of
Temple Beth El has granted the use
of the gymnasium to the boys of our
high school on Saturday nights, 7 to
10. A basketball league is being or-
ganized. Your boys are invited to
join. The boys of the pre-confirma-
tion class are now using the gym-
nasium every Tuesday, 3:30 to 4:30.
Women's Gymnasium Class:
1
Jacob Mazer announces that a
special class has been organized for
the women of the temple. One of
the best women's instructors in the
city has been engaged for the class.
It meets Friday mornings, 10 to 12.
The women of the temple are cor-
dially invited to enroll.
Men's Gymnasium Classes:
The men's gymnasium classes are
held Monday and Tuesday evenings.
Temple Beth El Sisterhood:
The new calendar appearing within
a few weeks and whose sale is in
charge of the Temple Sisterhood will
prove such a great convenience in
establishing the dates of the Jewish
holidays as well as serving the ordi-
nary purpose of a calendar that every
Makes Car Maintenance Easier.
From its early days the Packard
Motor Car Company has been work-
ing to make maintenance of its cars
easier.
Packard engineers began years ago
to design ease of maintenance into
Packard cars. It was this which made
it possible for the Packard Company
to originate the standardization of
service operations and charges.
An expert service man has the
position of service engineer at the
Packard plant. Ile acts as a liasion
man between the design engineers and
the service men. Experiences of the
service men in the field are held con-
stantly before the design engineers,
through the service engineers. Re-
duced maintenance coats, shorteneing
of the time an owner must be without
his car and a far better job from the
service mechanic have resulted.
LONDON.—(J. T. A.)—The Fif-
teenth Zionist Congress, the legislative
body of the Zionist movement, will
take place in Basle, it is stated here
on good authority.
The congress will in all probability
be convened in September.
altstwood Inn
(Thirteen Miles Out Michigan Ave.)
The HOMESTEAD of
Completely Installed
Make a small down payment. Enjoy its
quiet, even heat during the occasion.
ally chilly days of spring. Pay for it
next fall.
The new low price of Penberthy places
it in a class by itself. The partial pay
ment plan puts it within the reach of
all. Now, for a nominal investment,
you may secure the only oil burner
which has behind it 40 years of expel.•
ience in the heating field.
The price of $510.00 covers
every necessary snit for the in.
stallation and operation of •
Penberthy Oil Burner, Include
Ing one 220 gallon fuel tank.
See the Penberthy now to *ise
preciate what this means.
Phone today—Glendale 7017-
-for nun free booklet "The
Money You Burn".
Detroit, Michigan
James Roach, Jr., Mgr.
OIL BURNER DIVISION of
PENBERTHY INJECTOR COMPANY
il ~ k
I
DINNERS
It
1
O
After trying all the others, you will positively be con-
vinced that our dinners are unexcelled.
Dine and Dance Every Evening to the
Rythmic Music of
the 6amboleers
Featuring the one and only Louis Gamble, the In-
dian of the Radio, in conjunction with Bill Lewis of
Marimbo Xylophone fame.
W.
Penberthy products have been accepted
as standard of the world for two genera.
tions. The name of Penberthy alone is a
guarantee of absolute dependability and
satisfaction.
PENBERTHY OIL BURNER SALES COMPANY
4246 Cass Avenue
Frog, Fish,
Chicken
and Steak
B. McMAHON & SOSSI CO., Prop,
10 001%.5,5AWCIAW‘%%%%vt5==aai t
The Season's Greetings.
FLOYD W. DORM
FLOOR CONTRACTOR
The best builders are very particular about the lay-
ing and sanding of floors—that's why we do all their
floor work.
Established 1886
LISTED AND LABELED AS STANDARD BY THE UNDERWRITERS' LABORATORIE1
6212 SIXTEENTH ST.
WALNUT 1929