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IMPORTANT NOTICE
Due to the last days of Pass-
over falling on Wednesday and
Thursday, club and society notes
and other items for publicatico
in the next issue of The Chron-
icle will have to be in the hands
of the editor not later than
Tuesday morning, at 10 o'clock.
Contributions received later
than that hour will be retained
for publciation in the following
week's issue.
Sunday Services:
Dr. Leo M. Franklin will occupy
the pulpit on Sunday morning, {
April 8, and speak on the subject
"When the Dead Awaken." Serv-
ices begin at 10:45.
Exchange of Pulpits on April 15:
On April 15, there will be an ex-
change of pulpits between Dr. Leo
M. Franklin and Rabbi James G.
Heller of Cincinnati. Rabbi Het.
ler isu rte of the most brillaint
young men in the Jewish ministry.
As successor in the pulpit made
famous by Dr. Isaac.M. Wise and
later Dr. Louis Grossman, he has
won a national reputation as
thinker and preacher. We trust
that our members will net aside
Sunday, April 15, for Temple at-
tendance. The subject of Rabbi
Heller's address will be announced
in next week's Chronicle.
Prominent Speaker for Tuesday,
April 17:
Tuesday, April 17, should be it
gala event in the history of the
Men's Temple Club. On that eve-
ning, the club will have as its
speaker lion. William W. Putter,
one of the justices of the Supreme
Court of Michigan and former at-
torney-general of the state. Mr.
Potter is well known not only in
this state, but throughout the land,
as a great thinker and a fluent
speaker. but much more than that,
he is known as a very courageous
man, as witness the opinion which
he recently gave in the matter of
legality of Bible reading in the
putllic schools—an opinion that
has been widely cited and which no
doubt will serve to influence pub-
lic opinion in this matter through-
outthe land.
Accomplishment!
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WORK PROGRESSING
FOR ICOR BAZAAR
Greatest "Fishman Month"
in History of Detroit Life
To Be Held at Jericho Temple
April 13 to 15; Proceeds for
Jewish Colony in Crimea.
The Icor Bazaar, proceeds of
which are to go for the establish-
ment of a Detroit colony in
Crimea, will open on April 13 and
will last until midnight of April
15, at the Jericho Temple, Joy
road and Linwood.
Announcement is made by the
committee in charge that the work
is in full swing. Articles are be-
ing solicited and workers enlisted
for the affair.
$3,854,550 New Insurance Written in March
$2,055,128 Written by Fishman Agency Organization
MENORAH TO HEAR
PROFESSOR LEVIN
Will Speak on "The Biblical Idea
of Peace."
At the next no•eting of the Men- =
orah Chapter of Detroit, which will =
be held on Sunday, April 8, at 3
p. nn., in the assembly room of the =
main library building, Prof. Samuel
M. Levin will address the organi- =
zation on "The Biblical Idea of E.
Peace."
Professor Levin is at the head of
the Social Science Department of a .
the City College of Detroit, and is
well known for his scholastic =
achievements.
All students home for their vacs-
thin are invited to attend this meet- =
ing.
Plans are now being formulated
for a social function to take place
at the completion of the academic=
year. David Ilalperin has been ap- =
Temple Arts Society:
The next performance of the pointed chairman of a committee
Temple Arts Society will take for this purpose, and Miss Vette
place on Tuesday evening, May 1. Peinman, and Esther Cohen are
Frank V. Martin is in charge. A his assistants.
three-act play will be given.
a.
BUTZEL TO SPEAK
TO A. Z. A. SUNDAY ff
Temple Sisterhood.
The next meeting of the Temple
Sisterhood, which will take place
on April 9, will be addressed by
Fred M. Butzel will be the =—
Dr. V. Parker, a well-known psy- speaker at a meeting of Detroit
chologist.
Chapter No. 63, Aleph Zadik
Aleph, of the Independent Order
Passover Sonic..:
B'nai B'rith, on Sunday afternoon,
The last day of Passover will be April 8, at the B'nai B'rith Com- =
observed Wednesday, April 11, at munity Center, 275 East Ferry
10 a. nn. Dr. Leo M. Franklin will avenue. The meeting will begin
occupy the pulpit and speak on the at 3 o'clock.
As a part of the program, nine
subject "The Burden of Freedom."
candidates will receive the frater-
The Young People's Temple Club: nity's first degree. The entertain-
The Young People's Temple ment committee has also arranged
Club has made it its custom to a program.
It was erroneously stated last
wind up its social affairs of the
season by a sport dance. The week that the meeting would be
open
to the public. Because of the
young people have always made
this not merely a young people's initiation ceremony, only mem-
bers
of
the A. Z. A. and of the
dance, but a congregational social
affair. A decoration committee is B'nai B'rith will be permitted to
attend.
planning to transform the social
hall into an arbor scene. The
guests will conic in sport dress— HAGADAHS PRESENTED
tennis, golf, or riding. Members CHILDREN OF EMANUEL
of the graduating class of the high
School of Temple Beth El will be
On Sunday, April 1, the Bible
guests of honor at this event. The classes were presented by the
date is Sunday night, May 13.
teachers with Seder Ilagadahs,
edited in both English and Ile-
Confirmation:
brew. This edition gives a beau-
In response to frequent inquir- tiful version of the Ilagadah and
ies, we beg to announce that the also embodies a number of psalms.
confirmation services this year
During the assembly Rabbi A.
year will take place on Sunday M. Ashinsky spoke on "Pass-
morning, May 27.
over."
Classes will be held Sunday,
The Pre-Confirmation Cl...:
April 8, as usual.
The pre-confirmation class is the
class which is to be confirmed in
1929. It has been meeting regu-
larly with Rabbi From every Tues-
day afternoon. Only children
who attend the class will be eligible
The children's public Seder of
for confirmation next year. If, by the Shaarey Tefillah School will
any chance, your child will be be held at noon Sunday, immedi-
eligible by age and grade for con- ately following classes, at the con-
firmation in 1929 but has not been gregation, 1227 Eastlawn. All
attending this class, you should children in the neighborhood are
communicate at once with Rabbi invited. The party is sponsored =
by the sisterhood of the congre-
Fran.
gation.
The Outlawry of War:
Services at the congregation
It may turn out to be an epoch- will be held as follows during the
last
days of Passover:
making event in human history—
Tuesday and Wednesday eve-
the invitation extended by Secre-
nings
at 7:30 p. m.
tary of State Kellogg to all the
Wednesday and Thursday morn-
nations of the world to enter into
ings
at
8:30 o'clock.
treaties according to which war
Rabbi Arthur Ginzler will speak
shall no longer be recognized as a
legitimate means for settling in- on Wednesday morning on
ternational disputes, but shall be "Echoes of the Passover."
Memorial services will be held
regarded as outlawed.
Thursday morning at 9. Rabbi
The class in "Current Jewish
Ginzler will speak on "Martyrs of
History" at Bet El College of Jew-
ish Studies has just learned the Faith."
SHAAREY TEFILLAH
NOTES
fact that the proposal for the out-
lawry of war was first presented to
the world by Salmon 0. Levinson,
a Jew who is prominent in the
legal profession in Chicago.
The class in "The Prophets" at
Beth El College of Jewish Studies
has learned that the original in-
centive for all plans for interna-
tional peace is to be found in the
teachings of the Prophets of
Israel.
Oratory and Declamation Contests
THE " Fishman Month " Campaign conducted in
I March by the Detroit Life Insurance Company, in
honor of the Sixteenth Detroit Life Anniversary of
Vice•President Morris Fishman, resulted in the greatest
March production of business in the company's history.
T
HE total amount of insurance written in March by the come
pany was $3,854,550. This- exceeds by a good margin the
previous "Fishman Month" record which was made in 1927.
T
HE goal of Vice-President Fishman's Agency Organization was
"Two Millions in March." Mr. Fishman's men worked night
and day throughbut the campaign and succced beyond their fond-
est hopes by writing new insurance of $2,055,000 during "Fish-
man Month."
THE Fishman Agency exceeded its March 1927 record by over $500,000. This is
a remarkable record and one of which the Detroit Life Insurance Company is
exceedingly proud.
DRESIDE1tT M. E. O'BRIEN and all officers of the Company join with Vice-
' President Morris Fishman an the members of his agency in expressing their ap•
preciation to the Jewish people of Detroit whose active support played a vital part in
making this splendid record possible. They all hope that they may continue to
merit the confidence and goodwill which has been displayed toward them so generously.
I
you are not already numbered among the
1 great family of Detroit Life policyholders, may
we ask that you consider this sound, progressive
home life insurance company when you con-
template the purchase of additional life insur-
ance. Let us demonstrate to you that the De-
troit Life, in fact as well as in name, is truly "The
Company of Service."
"Oh Kay" Coming to the
Cass Sunday Night.
"Right up in the forefront of
musical comedy success" is what
New York said of "Oh Kay," which
will be presented by Aarons and
Freedley, in association with the
Messrs. Shubert, at the Cass The
ater next Sunday night, with mati-
noes Wednesday and Saturday.
The musical comedy is on bright
snappy, colorful and as lovely as
rainbow over a sunset, full of rich
humor. There are melodies stir-
ring, and others sweetly haunting.
There are elaborate costumes and
scenery and sonic unusual dancing.
The cast is headed by those musical
comedy favorites, Julia Sanderson
and Frank Crumit and a company
and ensemble of 100, including the
sensational Gamby-Hale Girls.
The book of this smartest of all
musical comedies is by P. G. Wode-
house and Guy Bolton. Music by
George Gershwin and lyrics by Ira
Gershwin.
The High School Council an-
nounces the annual oratory and
declamation contests to be held
Sunday morning, May 6. The ora-
tory contest is limited to students
of the junior and senior high
school departments and will take
place at the high school assembly
at 9:30. The declamation contest
is limited to the student. of the
intermediate department and will
take place at the intermediate as-
sembly at 10:45.
Parents are urged to encourage
their children to enter these con-
tests. The preliminary try-outs Bicycle Races Start at the
for both contests will be held Sun-
Olympia Sunday Night.
day afternoon, April 29, at 2
The bike riders are here!
o'clock. The prizes for these con-
Detroit bike race fans are await-
tests are an annual gift of the
ing the gong to start the spring in-
Hen's Temple Club.
ternational sprint races, which will
open at Olympia Sunday night.
The Passover Celebration:
The races, which will bring to De-
A special Passover service will troti representatives of America,
be held in the High School assem- Italy, Belgium, France and Ger-
bly Sunday morning, April 8. A many, will be held twice a week—
Passover play, "Moses," will be on Sunday and Wednesday nights.
presented before the intermediate ' Almost all of the 30 profession-
assembly by Miss Florence Wolen- als and 20 amateurs are on hand
burgh's class, 4A, directed by Mrs. for the sprints, and the track is I
Edith Kopelson.
being built at the Olympia.
ir71ttstowalat‘41.0alev's
MORRIS FISHMAN, Vice-President
Detroit Life Insurance Co.
"The Company of Service"
M. E. O'BRIEN, President
MORRIS FISHMAN, Vice-President
2210 Park Avenue
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Sabbath Services:
Dr. Leo M. Franklin will occupy
the pulpit Saturday morning, April
7. Sabbath services ore held in
the Brown Memorial Chapel and
begin at 10:30.
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