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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and the Legal Chronicle

May 3, 1940

NEW CLASSES ORGANIZED BY
THE UNITED HEBREW SCHOOLS

Contest Announced
By Farband Camp

LATE FRIDAY EVENING SERVICES
INAUGURATED BY BNAI MOSHE

Congregation Bnai Moshe is in- tocracy," and on Sabbath morn-
Announcement of a prize essay augurating a series of late Fri- ing, May 11, Rabbi Katz will
speak on "The World is a Mir-
The main school, at Philadel- contest on "Why I Like Farband
Classes for beginners and
day evening services, during ror."
more advanced pupils have been phia and Byron, is open all day. amp
made b y the board of
Services begin at 8:30 and are
rectors of the c amp. Two sets which a number of out of town conducted by Cantor David Katz-
in all branches of the The branch schools are open only Cam
organized
United Hebrew Schools, and rag- during teaching hours, from 3:30 di
rabbis
will
speak
both
Friday
of prizes are being offered for
man. A social hour follows. The
istration which commenced on to 8 The
:30. schools are located as fol- the best essays. One set will be evening and Sabbath morning.
On May 3, Rabbi Jacob Brown, public is invited.
Choi Ha-Moed will be continued
awarded to five winners between
The Bnai Moshe Sisterhood
until the end of the month of lows:
1245
W. Philadelphia
Ave.;
9243
Delmar
Ave.; D. W.
Si- the ages of 7 through 11 years, of Sioux City, Ia., delivered a
begin spring activities with
April. and a second duplicate set to sermon on the topic, "To Thy will
It is important that parents who mons Branch at Tuxedo and Hol- winners between the ages of 12 Tents, 0 Israel," and on Sab- an open meeting Wednesday af-
t to register their children mu•; 17750 Brush; 15705 Park-
bath morning Rabbi Brown will ternoon, May 8, at 2 o'clock.
16.
.
oa
for the summer semester do so side; Central High School; Brady to 1 First prizes will be a full speak on "Ye Shall Be Holy." Among the planned affairs is a
immediately. This will give the Public School; McCulloch Public week at the camp, situated near
On Friday, May 10, Rabbi Mor- Lag b'Omer dinner, Sunday, May
school an opportunity to properly School, and Winterhalter Public Chelsea, Mich., or the alternate ris Katz of Hamilton, Canada, 26, and a moonlight, sponsored
sc
School .
award of an Argus candid cam- will deliver a sermon titled, "The jointly with the Men's Club, Sun-
organize the c classes.
Inner Life of Democracy and Au- day, June 30.
era.
Second prizes offer a full week-
Altman, Evelyn Owens, J. Kar-
end at camp, or a fine archery
Camp
Camp Tamakwa s
Memorial Gifts Received
Shirley Mae, I. Bishop, Mrs.
set.
Detroit Sunshine C
- Government
3 0 Third, fourth and fifth prize- By
Memorial donations were given
winners will spend a Sunday at
camp as guests of the manage- for Mo'os Chitim to the Detroit Pythians Sisters Mother's
Last summer the boys of Camp
Sunshine Club by the following:
Tamakwa conceived an idea Expect 600 Delegates ment.
Day Dinner on Monday
The
rules
of
the
contest
are
Maxwell
Jospey, Mrs. A. Smilo,
which is proving of interest to
and
Guests
to
Na-
Birdie
chairman, an-
Anyone between the ages of 7 Mrs. H. Love, Mary Gordon, Mr. nounces a August,
all camp leaders and educators
Mothers and Daughters
to
17
is
eligible.
The
essay
must
and
Mrs.
H.
Freedman,
Louis
tional
Sessions
who have heard of or came in
banquet, given by the Pyth-
not exceed 500 words, and must Freedman, Dora Goldman, Mrs. Day
contact with it. The first day of
ian Sisters, Greater Detroit Tem-
amp, the boys meet together and The 30th annual convention of tell why the entry enjoyed his or J. Priscol, June Abramsohn, Reta ple No. 152, on Monday, May 6,
c various campers nominate two or the Jewish National Workers' Al- her stay at Farband Camp. En- Berlin, Mrs. H.• H. Prenzlauer,
6 p. m., at the Temple Hall,
three of their number for the liance (Farband) will open in tries should be addressed to: Far- Minnie Fishman, Reha Hulsch, Erskine and John R. Call Mrs.
important office of Camp Coun- Detroit at a public session in the band Camp Essay Contest, 12244 Al Busch, Fannie Strauss, Mrs. I. Globerson, To. 8-0247, or Mrs.
'1 president. In this manner, the auditorium of Cass High School Dexter Blvd., Detroit. D. Harris, Mrs. Dave Harris, .
Raskin, Ty. 6-0867, for res-
u is
• Harns P Kap an
.
Mary
June 15
1
The contest c loses
three important officers are chos-
All
former
campers
of
Far-
Isaacson
Marie
Hyman,
Mrs.
H.
e•vations.
en—president, vice president and
band, or prospective campers, are
secretary. The fact that there
invited to submit essays.
are no financial involvements
eliminates the necessity of a
treasurer. Each cabin chooses
SHAAREY ZEDEK Y. P. S.
just one of its members to be
an agent to carry the decisions,
The last study meeting of the
ideas, thoughts and wishes of
current year of the Shaarey
the individual cabin group to the
Zedek Young People's Society
regular meetings of the Camp
was held in the Allen Room of
Council. The agent is not to rep-
Congregation Shaarey Zedek, on
resent himself. He is merely to
• CULTURALLY: Lectures, discussions, debates—on topics
Thursday evening, May 2. Rabbi
convey the wishes of the cabin
of current interest. Courses in Jewish studies. Bulletins,
Morris Adler led the discussion.
pamphlets and other publications on vital questions. Con-
group. Ideas are discussed at the
For Sunday, May 5, a novel
Council meetings, which are held
certs with outstanding artists. Modern Yiddish folk schools
and interesting "Hobby Lobby"
regularly, they report the deci-
for children.
program is being planned by Es-
sions to the other members of
SOCIALLY:
A progressive Jewish national environment.
•
ther
Freedman
and
Irving
Good-
the cabin. In this way programs
Intelligent comradeship. Branch socials, dances and other
man.
All
members
possessing
are developed, activities chosen,
interesting events. Progressive observance of Jewish and
amusing, interesting or educa-
rules and regulations established,
labor holidays. Community singing of Yiddish, Hebrew
tional
hobbies
are
invited
to
par-
and differences of opinion settled.
and English folk songs. Palestinian dances.
ticipate.
The officers of the CampCoun-
Life and health insurance benefits on
Election of officers for next
FRATERNALLY:
•
cil are elected for a period of
modern scientific basis. Policies for whole-life, or 15 or
season's activities is scheduled for
four weeks, at the end of which
20 payment, or term-to-age-70, from $100 to $3,000.
Sunday, May 19.
time they are replaced. No one
Disability for $6, $10 or $15 per week, for 24 weeks
can hold office for more than one LOUIS SEGAL
in the year. Sanatorium arrangements and extra $100
term consecutively. The agents are
consumption benefit. Hospitalization insurance plans for
elected every two weeks. The on Memorial Day, Thursday, May Children's Home Auxiliary's
the member and his family. Medical services, and funeral
Games Party on
same rule about holding office 30, at 2 :30 p. in., H. Yellis, na-
and cemetery benefits in most cities. Relief fund for
applies to them as well, so that tional field director, who is in
May 29
needy members, and fund for the aged.
every boy in camp, inasmuch as Detroit to arrange for the ses-
there are only four boys and sions, announced this week.
Mrs. Moe H. Leiter, general
• RECREATION: Camps for children and adults. Picnics,
Louis Segal, national secretary
hikes and outings. Athletic groups in many cities. Inter-
one counselor in each cabin, has
irman of the lun
an opportunity to be a member of the Farband, in a statement cha
cho eon,
b given
city meetings at frequent intervals.
uxiliar y of the
Campaign
for 500 New Members Now in Progress in
tees are chosen, such as program delegates and guests are expect- by the Women's Auxiliary on
that
committee, sanitation committee, ed at the sessions from
commu.
Jewish
's
Wed-
nou
Detroit
on
Occasion
of 30th Annual Convention to Open
29,
an
day,
the United n e c s kets are
May now in dis tribution
grievance committee, food corn- nities throughout
i
in
Detroit
on
May
30.
Segal said that na- t
mittee, and so on. Naturally, the States. Mr.
mittee,
fo r this e vent. Mrs.is chairman of
For further information mail the attached coupon to either
2056,
boys do need some guidance in tionally prominent leaders will a n
WILLIAM HORDES, Secretary of Convention Committee,
purpose they choose one of the po•tant issues affecting Jewry the ticket committee, with Mrs.
605 Fox Theater Bldg., Detroit, or H. YELLIS, National
and in Palestine as well Paul Friedberg, Un. 3-0054, and
counselors of the camp to help overseas
Organizer, Jewish National Workers' Alliance, Hotel Statler,
as the status of Jews in this Mrs. Samuel Weisman, To. 6-
4094, as co-chairmen. They are
Detroit.
them.
will be discussed.
Co-
This type of camp activity lends country
In connection with the conven- assisted by Mesdames Cyril
itself beautifully to the natural
Please send me Farband membership information
growth of boys in all their stages. tion, the six branches of the Far- hen, Lou J. Epps, Maurice
band in Detroit are conducting a Kraus, Irving Mahler, Herbert
that
The boys learn to recognize
Name
there are others to be considered, campaign for 500 new members. Paul and Abe Schmier.
that each individual has his own More than 150 have already been
A pat on the shoulder for the
Address
wishes, that each person may have enrolled.
an opportunity to speak his mind, Information regarding mem- Heinz Company for its Yiddish
Telephone
regardless of how it conflicts with bership in the Farband is con- leaflet
which
listed
those
of the
Varities
that
aren't
kosher
for
the thoughts or opinions of oth- tamed in an advertisement on P57esach.
els. These and countless other page 9 of this issue
attitudes and values are devel-
oped.
The directors and staff of
Camp Tamakwa feel that with
this kind of a camp government,
and with the tremendous interest
shown in it by the boys, it can-
not help but make a valuable
contribution in their youthful
lives, Camping, after all, is not
a preparation for living—it is
that he has assumed directorship
living itself. Each day the prob-
of beautiful
lems that confront these boys,
regardless of how important or
trivial they may be, must be
handled as they arise. The devel-
opment which grows from meet-
ing and solving these problems
gives each boy a very definite
awareness of his place and the
A CAMP FOR GIRLS
importance of the individual in
our modern society.
Established 18 Years
AGES 7 TO 17

Farband Conclave
To Open May

Join the Jewish National
Workers' Alliance (Farband)

What Alliance Offers You:

SEYMOUR TILCHIN

Announces

KAMP KAIRPHREE

Cardozo Club Forms Soft
Ball Team; Charity
Party Saturday

Cardozo Club has organized
a softball team and plays every
Sunday at 10 a. m. on Diamond
No. 4 of Roosevelt Field, at Cen-
tral High School.
This Saturday, May 4, at
P. m., the club will have its
charity bingo party at Garber's,
9001 12th St. at Taylor. The
entire proceeds will go to the
Allied Jewish Campaign. All
friends and members are invited
to attend. There will be refresh-
ments. For tickets inquire at
Garber's or call the secretary,
Max E. Hecker, Tr. 2-6533.

Lake Charlevoix

Northern Michigan

Mrs. Harry L. Jackson

Camp Mother

MARIE BEVERIDGE, A.B.—M.A., Head Counsellor,
President Camp Fire Girls Guardian Ass'n, Teacher
at Cooley High School.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL

Mrs. Joe Magidsohn

3284 WEBB

TO. 8.5415

EXCLUSIVELY FOR BOYS
IN

AGES 7 - 17

NORTHERN MICHIGAN

15 Miles from Charlevoix

10 Miles from Petoskey

SEYMOUR TILCHIN, Director

LEE PLAZA HOTEL

TYLER 6-8200