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Sunday Services:
Rabbi Ferdinand M. Isserman
of Toronto, Ont., will occupy the
pulpit Sunday, Dec. 25, and speak
on the subject "Religions, Races,
Nations-Many or One?" Serv-
ices begin at 10:45.

followed by a reception. On Mon-
day night, Jan. 2, college classes
will be held as usual and will pro-
ceed without interruption until the
end of May, in accordance with
the usual academic calendar.

School of Religion:
Religious school classes will be
held as usual on Dec. 25. It is
particularly important that every
child shall be present on that day
because the delegates to the Chau-
tauqua Conference of Jewish
Sabbath Services:
Teachers are coming especially
As usual, Sabbath services will that morning to observe our
be held in the Brown Memorial school. There will be no sessions
Chapel on Saturday morning, Dec. on Sunday, Jan. 1.
24, at 10:30. The sermon this
week will be delivered by Rabbi Temple Arts Society:
Fram.
The eolegates to the Jewish
Chautauqua will be the special
Jewish Chautauqua Soeietyt
guests of the Temple Arts Society
The Jewish Chautauqua Society on Monday, Dee. 25, at 8:30 p.
will hold its thirty-ninth assembly m., when three one-act plays, "The
Sunday, Dec. 25, to Thursday, Eligible Mr. Bangs," "Changing
Dec. 29. All meetings are open to Places" and a surprise skit, the
the public. Except for the open. title of which will be announced
ing session on Sunday evening, all on Monday evening, will he given.
meetings will be held in the crystal
The Temple Sisterhood cordial.
ballroom of the Book-Cadillac ly invites the delegates to the
Ilotel.
thirty-ninth assembly of the Jew-
ish Chautauqua Society to attend
Young People's Temple Club:
an informal reception in the social
The next affair of the Young hall of the temple on Monday eve-
People's Temple Club will take ning, Dec. 26, following the en-
place in January. It will be a tertainment of the Temple Arts
balloon dance, to be given Satur- Society.
day night, Jan. 21.
CARD OF THANKS
Beth El College:
On Monday night, Dee. 26, the
Dr. and Mrs. J. Levitt of 5891
students of Beth El College of Northfield avenue thank their rle-
Jewish Studies, together with the atives and friends for their kind
delegates of the Jewish Chautau- interest during Dr. Levitt's recent
qua Conference, will be the guests llness.
of the Temple Arts Society and
the Temple Sisterhood at an eve-
It only takes a little twig to
ning of dramatic performances poke out the eye.

PROGRAM

Dramatics, Dance, Enter-
tainments Feature
Celebration.

Thirty, Ninth Assembly
Jewish Chautauqua Society

Chanukah celebrations were held
in all the branches of the United
Ilebrew Schools this week.
Sunday evening Dee. 18, a Chan-
ukah entertainment and dance was
given at the leaked! Talmud Tor-
ah on l'arkside and Midland, under
the joint auspices of the Hebrew
School and the Parents' Club of the
Parkside Center affiliated with the
Talmud Torah.
This Parents' club is a recent
creation, its object being the pro-
motion of a better understanding
between parents and teachers and
their co-operation for the greater
progress if the children attending
the Talmud Torah. The officers of
the club are: Morris Cramer, pres-
ident; Isidore Kowarsky, vice-
president; Max Chafets, treasurer;
and S. Bilansky, secretary.
Children In Play.
The children of the Talmud Tor-
ah sang some Chanukah songs and
staged a Ilebrew play "Demei
Chanukah" in which Morris Weis
played the part of the grandfather,
Julia Ilarahl that of the grand-
mother, and Ethel Silverstein, Is-
rael Goldberg, Bessie Cramer,
Louis Duglas, Beryl Cramer, that
of grandchildren. Prizes were
awarded to the children who took
part in the play. Morris Weis wel-
comed the Parents' Club in Ile-
brew, in the liaise of the Talmud
Torah. Line Gainer accompanied
the singers on the piano. Jacob
V. Ariel, the principal of the school
spoke on the significance of Chanu•
kah emphasizing, the need of a true
Hebrew education for all children.
The rest of the evening was g,iv.
en over to dancing. Refreshments
were served, and a good time was
enjoyed by all.
The same evening a Chanukah
entertainment featuring playlets,
mass singing, the lighting of can-
dles, dances and declamations was
given in the Windsor Technical
High School auditorium by the pu-
pils of the B'nai Zion school, Wind-
sor branch of the United Ilebrew
schools.
Teachers Assist.
The following teachers contrib-
uted towards the success of the af-
fair: S. Smullin, Mrs. S. Levine,
I3. Lerman, A. Cohen, E. Cohen.
Dr. Levin the vice-president of the
hoard of directors of the Windsor
school acted as chairman.
Wednesday evening, Dec. 21, a
very elaborate Chanukah entertain-
ment was given by the students of
the Philadelphia-Byron Talmud
Torah. The following classes par-
ticipated: The kindergarten class
with a minature playlet entitled
"('hannah V'Shivath Bonehoh."
Miss Judith l.ippitt directed it.
Miss Ruth Tiektin's class gave
a very interesting dialogue. M.
Michlin's classes sang "Sloes Zur"
and other Chanukah hymns. Miss
Chayah King prepared a Hebrew
playlet "Ilayome llorishone L'ach•
eder." Joel Cashdan's students
gave a Hebrew playlet entitled
"Ilayeled Ilamithchaleh."
Miss
Rose Pike's class featured in sev.
oral Oriental dances. Ziporah
enberg's class marched and sang
appropriate songs.
An especially elaborate play en-
titled "Rachel Emanu" was given
by Ziporah Garelick and Deborah
Levin. This play which included
several dances was coached by Na-
than Vizansky the director of the
Michigan Dancing Academy. Dur-
ing the same evening and at the
same time a Chanukah celebration
was given by the pupils of the Oak-
land avenue Talmud Torah, located
at Delmar and Westminster.
The following teachers prepared
their students for the affair:
I echovitzky, 51. Plafkin, J. Pewos,
L. Litchitz.
Program at Kirby Center.
At the Kirby ('enter a many fea-
tured entertainment was held in
the auditorium of the Talmud Tor-
ah on Thursday, Dee. 22. At -1:30
p. us. A. Lachowitzky's class
staged a Hebrew playlet entitled,
"The First Day in ('heeler." The
east consisted of the follnwing:
Isadore Pfeffer, Esther Shevitz,
Fannie Maz, Ben Turkin, Maurice
Steinberg, Max Feinstein and Zi-
porah Burris.
A group of children of Mr.
(- roll's class featured in a story
which was told by Sylvia Roden,
Lillie Soloviteh, N. Levine and S.
Harris, 51. Siegel of Mr. Chaggi's
class featured in a declamation.
Sarah Goldberg and Leonore
Markson were prepared by A. D.
Markson with a dialogue.
Miss Lepon's class participated
in a dialogue And mass singing.
Miss Pike assisted by Gertrude
Rosenthal and Rose Goldstein pre-
pared the kindergarten class with
a very unique pageant.
At the Six Mile road school lo-
cated at Brush and Minnesota
streets. M. Margolis who was as-
sisted tip Betsy Ulanoff and Anna
Znek, prepared a very interesting
and highly entertaining program
r 1.r Sunday evening, Dec. 25.
Wednesday evening at 8:30 a
Hebrew playlet was staged by Zi•
pora Garelick rind Deborah Levin,
memlwrs of the Hebrew high school
before a large joint gathering of
the Junior and Senior Hadassah,
at the Detroit Federation of Worn-
en's Clubs. The playlet was coach-
ed by Nathan Vizansky. Miss Min-
nie Tobin accompanied on the pi-

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"Ever increasing business nat-
urally means better srevice end
improved facilities for handling
the increase," J. E. Parkhurst,
vice-president of the Welker Seat-
ing Company, said in speaking of
the new showrooms and offices at
650 Iteaubien street into which
the company has recently moved.
"With the 3,200 square feet of
floor space that we now have, we
are able to display to greater ad-
vantage the complete range of
samples of folding chairs, portable
chairs and auditorium chairs from
the half dozen manufacturers
whom we represent," Mr. Park-
hurst added.
The renting of folding chairs to
churches, lodge rooms and clubs,
is a big feature of the bu•iness I
and a very complete service of this I
kind is rendered by the Welker
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of the

Dec. 25 to 29

terested members should register ested, come in and register for tended these classes show great
enthusiasm. The young men and
at once.
this group.
women takng this course are very
fortunate to be able to study with
Congratulations:
Ukelele Class:
The ukelele claws, with Mr. Cs.
The Phalanx Club is to be con- the composer, herself, and also en-
joy
the privilege of studying in
Toselli as instructor, began its gratulated upon the remarkable
season on Wednesday evening, SUM'S! Of its dance for the benefit one of the most beautiful rooms of
the
clubhouse.
Dec. 21.
of the Jewish Orphans' Home and
All members of the Y. W. H. A.
Farm School. This is only another
Basketball:
example of what unity and co- should avail themselves of this nn-
usual opportunity to study under
operation
can
do.
The teams are making rapid
the tutelage of Mrs. Katz. Th•
progress and will soon be ready to
fee is very moderate.
play inter - club games.
Piano CI
Ida Elkan Katz, composer of the
Better do one act quickly than
High School Club:
"Technical Work In Ear Training talk about a hundred for a day.
We are organizing a club for For the hen.," is conducting
high school girls to meet on Sun. piano classes at the T. W. 11 A.
It's the poor who give alms to
day afternoons. If you are inter• The students who have already at- the poor.

SUNDAY, DECEMBER 25
10:00 A. M.-Temple Beth El
Religious School Observation.
Divine Service.
11:00 A. M.-Temple Beth El
8:00 P. M.-Auditorium, Temple Beth El
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Formal Opening Session.
Organ Prelude.
Opening Prayer.
Rabbi Joseph L. Fink, Buffalo, N. Y.
Address of Welcome
Milford Stern, Detroit, Mich., President Temple Beth El.
Response and Address
Rabbi Louis Wolsey,
Chancellor, Jewish Chautauqua Society,
P
Philadelphia, Penn.
Music.
a
Resume of Chautauqua Activities
Miss .Jeannette Miriam Goldberg,
A GIFT OF NEVER-ENDING JO t'
Secretary, Jewish Chautauqua Society
FOR YOUR FAMILY
Philadelphia, Penn.
Music
Professor George Galvani, Baritone.
. HEW ,: ;ire malt)'models to
purse. :1 small payment places the
Bernard Kugel, Violinist.
instrument in your home for
choose from - every one of
Closing Prayer and Benediction
Christmas, the balance we gladly
them making available the exhaust-
Rabbi Leon Frani, Detroit, Mich.
arrange to suit your convenience.
Informal Reception and Dance-Phoenix Club.
less Ivcalth of beautiful music
Time is short, but there is still time
MONDAY, DECEMBER 26
afforded by the matchless Ortho-
to gladden your family with this
9:30 to 10:30 A. M.-Crystal Ball Room, Book-Cadillac
phonic 1'ictor !accord;--every one
splendid retnembranee-a gift of
Lessons in Eighth Grade Work.
of them ao f•tirtinent to the home- boundless happiness for Christmas,
The Pharisees
rnd te'e'm' 1t a price to suit every and fur years to come.
Miss Adele Bildersee, New York City
10:30 to 11:30 A. M.
Discussion.
I 1 :30 A. M. to 1 :00 P. M.
Presentation of Dramatics as an Educational Aid
Mr. Sidney Unger, Cincinnati, Ohio
2:30 to 3:30 P. M.
lete..
4'141'
Objective in the Curriculum of Jewish
Religious School
' 'weber Four-three.
Number Seven-ten. I /A
Rabbi Marvin Nathan, Philadelphia, Penn.
A mailer but eery di,
Orthophonic
Discussion.
B suable Orthophonic
trots rambmed with
Victrola.
8:00 P. M.
6-tube Radiola.
Dramatic Entertainment by the Temple Arts
Society. Followed by Reception, Tendered
The New Orthophenic
Delegates and visitors by the Sisterhood of
Temple Beth El.

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TUESDAY, DECEMBER 27

9:30 to 10:00 A. M.-Crystal Ball Room, Book Cadillac
Extra Curricula Activities.
Mrs. Max Kalish, Cleveland, Ohio
10:30 to 11:30 A. M.
Discussion.
11:30 A. M. to 12:30 P. M.
After Confirmation, What?
Rabbi Victor Reichert, Cincinnati, Ohio
2:30 P. M.
Tests and Measurements in Religious School
Work.
Rabbi Solomon A. Fineberg, New York City
8:00 P. M.-Crystal Ball Room.
University Evening.
Presiding: Rabbi Louis Mann, Chicago,
Vice-Chancellor, Jewish Chautauqua Society
Addresses by
Rabbi Joseph Rauch, Louisville, Ky.
Rabbi Felix Levy, Chicago, Ill.

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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 28

9:30 to 11:00 A. M.-Crystal Ball Room, Book-Cadillac
Project Teaching
1)r. Adelaide T. Case. Teachers' College, Columbia,
New York City
11:00 A. M. to 12:30 P.M.
The Teachers' Meeting-Its Content and Purpose
Dr. Leo M. Franklin, Detroit, Mich.
2:30 P. M.
Group Conferences-
1. Superintendents
Rabbi Julian Feibelman, Philadelphia, Penn
2. High School Department
Rabbi Victor Reichert, Cincinnati, Ohio
3. Senior Department
Miss Adele Bildersee, New York City.
4. Intermediate
Mr. Lewis II. Schostak, Detroit, Mich.
7:00 P. M.
Banquet

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 29

9:30 to 10:00 A. M.-Crystal Ball Room, Book-Cadillac
Report of Southwestern Jewish Chautauqua
Rabbi Harry Mcrfeld, Fort Worth, Texas
10:00 to 11:00 A. M.
Question Box
11:00 A. M. to 1:00 P. :31.
General Discussion from Leaders and Partici-
pants of Group Conferences.
Closing Prayer and Benediction.

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Y. W. H. A. NOTES

At Home:
The program for the "Chanukah
Bi-weekly services were re-
sumed after a lapse of several At Home" on Dec. 23 will I .1

kiddy party. Costumes, prizes, Il
games and entertainment are all
Levi Blau of Hebrew Union Col- features which the young men and IN
lege gave a Chanukah service women attending will enjoy. It
much enjoyed by all who attended.
Dance, Dee. 24:
Webster Hall continues to usual W
The children of Beth El Sab-
bath School had Chanukah ser•• to be one of the moat popular: .,
ices and a little play called 'Over places in the city for young meal
the Chanukah Lights." The serv- and women to dance in. Be sure)
ices and music were in charge of to be there on Dec. 24.
children, supervised by Mrs. G.
New Year's Eve Party:
Goldfarb, the superintendent.
Preparatons are being made for V
Congregation B'nai Israel has a very happy and gay New Year's
let contracts and broken ground eve party at Webster HAIL. N ovel-
for enlarging of the synagogue.
ty dances, favors and refresh- V
ments are all part of the enter- V,
The I. 0. B. B. gave a keno tainment. Make plans to attend.
party which was largely attended
and enjoyed by all present.
Service.:
V
Rabbi Leon Fram of the Temple 0
"The Spider" Is Coming
Beth El conducted the Chanukah N
To Shubert-Lafayette seevieria nn Friday evening. Dec.
23. His interesting sermon in-
In the east which will present spired the large congregation of
the famous New lark Music Box young people. On Der. 30 Henry
thriller, "The Spider," at the Shu- Meyer will officiate. Come to the
bert Lafayette Theater, Detroit, services and take tea with us aft-
beginning New 'tear' s night, Jan. erwar .
1, is William Courtenay, who has
played ('hatrand, the Great, mu- Boreal. of Personal! Service:
Girls. our employment bureau is
ter magician. in both New York
and Chicago companies.
ready at all times to aid you, so
As New Year's day will be cele- do not hesitate to take advantage
brated on Mnnday, Jan. 2, "The of this special service.
Spider" will play a matinee on
that day in addition to the regu- Dressenaki•g Cl...,
lar Thursday and Saturday mat-
The new term in dressmaking' V
; will start next Monday. All in.
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