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CLIFTON AVENUE - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO
•January 12, 1940
DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE
3
DR. SACHAR SPEAKS SUNDAY Trees Planted In DR. SZOSZKIES COMING HERE
Director of Hillel Foundations to Be Honored The Butzel Forest FOR LECTURE ON JANUARY 25
by Local Bnai Brith Lodges at
Temple Beth El
Definite arrangements have
The Jewish National . Fund
standing Jewish leaders, Dr. Szosz-
Council acknowledges the plant- been made for an address at a kies witnessed the horrible atroc-
ing of the following trees in the public meeting at the Bnai Moshe ities perpetrated by the Nazis.
main auditorium, Dexter and
On Sunday, Jan. 14, at 8 p. in., be served by Women's Auxiliary Butzel Forest in Palestine:
He arrived in this country three
One tree in memory of grand- Lawrence, on Thursday eve- weeks ago and at the public
all local Bnai Brith organizations No. 122 and Business and Pro-
ning,
Jan.
25.
mother
Betsy
Mark,
by
grand-
will honor Dr. Abraham L. Sachar, fessional Women of Bnai Brith
meetings in lending cities de-
That afternoon, Dr. Szoszkies
daughter Helen Gottlieb.
national director of Bnai Brith who will act as hostesses.
scribes the conditions as they
will
be
the
guest
of
a
group
of
Two trees in memory of Celia
Hine] Foundations, in the main
exist in Europe.
Dr. Sachar was born in New
auditorium of Temple Beth El. York City in 1899; received his Becker Strauss, by her friends. prominent Detroit leaders at a
Dr. Szoszkies was recently
One tree in memory of Ralph luncheon at Hotel Statler.
The public is invited.
named honorary Polish Consul
B. A. (and Phi Beta Kappa key) D. Schiller, by Mr. and Mrs.
One
of
Polish
Jewry's
out-
Dr. Sachar will be the only at Washington University in St.
at Tel Aviv, Palestine.
-maker. He has chosen as his Louis in 1920 and was awarded Mho Cutler.
One tree in memory of Doris
topic "Four Counsels for Our his Ph.D, after three additional
Miller, by parents, Mr. and Mrs. SHAAREY ZEDEK MEN'S CLUB
Times."
year;; of study at Cambridge Max Oschin.
1)r. Sachar will be honored University in England. In 1923
AMATEUR NIGHT ON JAN. 24
One tree in memory of Paul
signally at this open meeting of he joined the faculty of the Uni- Grant, by Mr. and Mrs. Louis
all Detroit Bnai Brith organiza- versity of Illinois, instructing in Schlussel and Shirley.
The Shaarey Zedek Men's Club A. Smith, Theodore Baruch, Dr.
tions in the main auditorium of the field of modern European
One tree in memory of Pearl is completing arrangements for Jules Goldstein, Jack Rogvoy and
Temple Beth El, when a group and English history. In 1928 he Grant, by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph an amateur night to be held Wed- Ben Sallow, are busily engaged
of candidates known as the Dr. left his teaching post to become Newman.
nesday evening, Jan. 24, at 8 :30. in planning for the event,
Abram L. Sachor class will be director of the Bnai Brith Hillel
One tree by Bluebird Girls, in The committee consisting of Elcon-
Refreshments
Refreshments will be served by
initiated. This class includes all Foundation at the University of memory of Philip Gorelick.
and his corn-
an
H.
Saulson,
chairman;
Charles
nutter,
applicants received during the Illinois. Four years later he suc-
In the Meyer Berlin Forest the
current national Bnai Brith mem- ceeded Dr. Louis L. Mann of Young Women's Mizrachi are
bership drive by Pisgah Lodge Chicago as national director of all planting four trees honoring
No. 34, Louis Marshall Lodge Foundations. Dr. Sachar is the baby Diane Lea, daughter of Dinner in Honor of Rabbi
Emanuel Sisterhood
Moses Silver a Success
No. 1203, Detroit Lodge No. author of "History of the Jews" Mr. and Mrs. Sclar; baby Clare
1374 and Theodor Herzl Lodge published by Alfred A. Knopf M., daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Will Hear Talks by Mrs. Wohlgel-
The dinner given by the La-
No. 1377.
which has had several printings. Leo Ganzezr; baby Donna Joy,
ernter and Mrs. Dushkin
dies'
Auxiliary
of
Congregation
The same publishers have just
on Jan. 22
The formal ceremony exern- published his latest book, "Suf- (laughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Anshei Moshe to its rabbi, Moses
Buchhalter; baby Gerald H., son
plifying the teachings of Bnai ferance Is he mgership
was a huge success.
Bad " .
The Sisterhood of Congregation
Brith will be performed by Pis-
of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Dubrinsky. Silver,
Thanks are expressed to the com-
The
Detroit
embe
Please call Mrs. Philip Slomo- mittee which consisted of: Mrs. Beth Tefilo Emanuel will meet
gah Lodge's degree team, assisted is
under
the chairmansh
drive
by Bnai Brith Choral Group un- Samuel W. Leib; Aaron ip of vitz for information regarding A. Farber, Mrs. S. Coleman, Mrs. at the home of the president, Mrs.
William Adelson, 2281 W. Phila-
Droock, the planting of trees, at Un.
der the direction of William Gay- chairman of speakers bureau,
P. Schechter, Mrs. B. Greenmat, delphia Ave., Monday, Jan. 22,
1-6972 or 1 74 17 Stoepel.
man,
A.
Kesseph
and
B.
Stashevsky
and
at 1:30, p. m., at which time
and Rudolph Meyersohn, pub-
Aaron Droock, president of licity chairmen. The lodge mem-
Mr. Rozumny, Rabbi Silver thanks coffee and dessert will be served.
District Grand Lodge No. 6 of bership chairmen are as follows: Donor Event of
the committee for their support.
Mrs. Max Wohlgelernter will
Bnai Brith will introduce the Pisgah Lodge, Elias Goldberg;
Rev. S. Braitstein was toast- discuss the significance of Chain-
guest of honor. The candidates Louis Marshall Lodge, Dr. Al-
Young Bicur Cholem master. Among the speakers were isho Osor b'Shvat, and Mrs. Max
will be received by Dr. Sachar. bert Prussin; Detroit lodge, Har-
Rev. Rhine, Rabbi Sperka and Duhkin will review "Mr. Eman-
Wednesday, Jan. 24 Rabbi
Adler.
Candidates are asked to re- old E. Ziv, and Theodore Herzl
uel" by Louis Golding.
port at 6:30 p. m. for registra- Lodge, Eugene Roth.
The Young Women's Bicur
tion. Samuel W. Leib, chairman
Pisgah Meets Monday Night
Cholem Organization will hold
of the Detroit Bnai Brith mem-
95,646 JEWS IN BERLIN
Next Monday night, Pisgah its annual donor luncheon on
PARIS. (WNS) — Informed
bership drive, will act as chair- Lodge No. 34 of Bnai Brith will
Wednesday, Jan. 24, at 12:30 sources here disclosed that the
man of the program.
hold its first business meeting of
Following Dr. Sachar's address the new year in its new lodge p. m., at the Phoenix Club, John Schwarze Korps, organ of Hit-
ler's Elite Guards, has stated of-
a reception to Dr. Sachar and quarters in the Jewish Commu-
ficially that 95,646 Jews remain
the newly initiated members will nity Center, to welcome the meni-
in Berlin at the close of 1939.
be held in the social hall of Tern- bens of Dr. Abram L. Sachar
(Prior to Hitler rise in 1933
pie Beth El. Refreshments will Class to their first lodge meeting.
there were 175,000 Jews in Ber-
lin.)
Mourn Death of
Mrs. Avis Shulman
Abram Ray Tyler To Speak Friday
Temple Beth El mourns the At Cong. Bnai David
passing, on Jan. 3, of Abram
- Ray Tyler who was the organi-
I nation's organist for 27 years.
Mr. Tyler was born in Brook-
lyn, N. Y., Dec. 25, 1868, where
he attended the public schools.
After his graduation he studied
under Dudley Buck, one of Amer-
ica's outstanding organists. He
continued his studies at Columbia
University and later at various
music centers in Europe. His first
professional engagement was as
organist in a synagogue at
Brooklyn. Thereafter he played
in a number of Christian churches
and later became Professor of
music at Beloit (Wisconsin) Col-
lege. From Beloit he came to
Detroit to assume his position
with Temple Beth El, which he
held to the time of his death.
He was one of the founders
of the American Guild of Organ-
ists and a member of many local
and national music organizations.
He had won considerable fame as
a composer of church and secular
music, among his compositions be-
ing a Sabbath Service for the
synagogue.
Mrs. Mack B. Weiss
Mrs. Avis Shulman, outstanding
woman leader in Zionist and Jew-
ish affairs, will be the guest
speaker at the Friday night gath-
ering at Congregation Bnai David,
Elmhurst and 14th, on Friday,
Busines s and Professional
14/2S. AVIS SHULMAN
Women's Auxiliary of
Bnai Brith Co-Sponsors of Jan. 19, at 8:30 p. m. The topic
of her address will be "We Jews
Sachar Meeting
—Post-script to Exile."
Mrs. Shulman has been to Pal-
estine various times and is ac-
tive in the cause of Zionism.
Rabbi Joshua S. Sperka will
officiate and Cantor Singer and
choir will participate in the musi-
cal program. A social hour will
follow.
On Sunday, Jan. 14, at 8 p. m.,
the Business and Professional
Women's Auxiliary No. 240 of
Bnai Brith will join with all local
Bnai Brith organizations to honor
Dr. Abram L. Sachar, national
director of the Hillel Foundations
of Bnai Brith, in the main audi-
torium of Temple Beth El.
Mezeritcher Socialites to
Following the initiatory cere-
monies and address, a reception Give "Millionaires Party"
to Dr. Sachar and the newly-
on Feb. 4
initiated members will be held in
the social hall of Temple Beth
Extensive plans are near com-
El and refreshments will be pletion for a "Millionaires Party"
served. This social hour is being to be given by the Mezeritchcer
sponsored jointly by the Business Socialites on Sunday, Feb. 4, at
and Professional Women's Auxili- 8:30 p. m., at Hotel Detroiter.
arY of Bnai Brith No. 240 and There will be games and a mil-
the Women's Auxiliary No. 122, lion dollars (in stage money)
who will act as hostesses. will be given away with each ad-
mission. Prizes will be awarded.
Ray Bernstein Dies in
Music and entertainment will
Los Angeles
be continuous from 8:30 to 1
and the games will be in motion
Rat' Bernstein, son of Joseph from 9:30 to 11:30, at which
and
Frances
Bernstein of 2060 time prizes will be award
A• • Euclid
Ave.
awarded.
died last Satur-
Sidne Stoller is chairman of
laY, Jan. 6, at Los Angeles. He this affay ir
vas a World War veteran, hav- Those wishing to attend in
ng served with the famous Rain-
p
Greenblatt ,
bow Division, and was convales- Madis on 0487, for further
infor-
ing on the coast from illness.
mation.
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posing of a book of tickets may
attend the luncheon gratis.
Following a short address by
a well known speaker, bridge
and mah jong will be enjoyed
by the guests. The chairman of
the affair, Mrs. William Staller,
can be reached at Townsend
6-3641, or information may be
obtained from Mrs. R. Stevens
at Townsend 6-4279, who is in
charge of publicity for the affair.
The new president of the or-
ganization is Mrs. Betty Fisher.
For UPHOLSTERING
REPAIRING, SLIP COVERS
(.1w
January CLEARANCE of
LUGGAGE
and
TRAVEL
GOODS
Infants Service
Group Observes
Fifth Anniversary
The Infants Service Group will
celebrate its fifth anniversary on
Jan. 21, at Sak's on Woodward
Ave., with a dinner dance for
members and their husbands at
7 o'clock. Mrs, Jean Friedman is
chairman of the affair and reser-
vations are being taken by Mrs.
A. Marans, Townsend 7-4225.
The work of this group consists
of taking care of infants from
the time they are brought home
from the hospital. They are fur-
nished milk, special formulas,
canned foods, and all other neces-
sities including medical care.
Gordon to Address
Kvutzah Saturday
By request, Abe Gordin, emi-
nent author, remains in Detroit
to address another meeting of
the Kvutzah Ivrith, at the Phila-
delphia-Byron Hall, this Satur-
day evening. His subject will be
"Jewish Ethics".
Mr. Gordin left a deep im-
pression with his address last
Saturday night, with the result
that he was asked to deliver an-
other address.
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