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21, 1943
DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle
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SCHOOLS COMMENCEMENT Cantor Katzman To
EXERCISES TO BE HELD JUNE 6-7
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Schools will take place on Sun-
day and Monday, June 6 and 7.
This is the week in which
Shavouth takes place, the holi-
day which commemorates the
giving of the Torah on Mt.
Sinai, and it is the most appro-
priate time to celebrate a siyuni,
the completion of a prescribed
course of study.
A choir of boys and girls,
about one hundred voices, is be-
ing especially prepared for these
exercises.
One group of students com-
pleted successfully the elemen-
tary course of study, stressing
mainly the Torah, the Five Books
o f Moses, the earlier prophets,
Jewish history. Two more groups
were successful in completing
the junior high school course
featuring such subjects as the
League Of Jewish Women's Clubs Sponsors
All-Day Block Leadership Session Tuesday, May 25
Mislina and Gemara.
The following are the boys
Cantor David Katzman of Con-
and girls who completed the ele- gregation B'nai David will lead
mentary course: Perry Phillips, the musical program at the first
Ruth Cooper, Annie Ribiat, The- annual donor luncheon of the
a
odore Hamlet, Ethel Mirves,
Anna Mirves, Albert Zager, Mil-
ton Broder, Herbert Mandel,
Roslyn Clayman, Charles Wru-
bel, Irving Chodak, Florence
Sleeper, and Jean Hurwitz.
The names of the graduates of
the two high school groups fol-
low: Philadelphia-Byron—Jerome
Finkelstein, David Rappaport,
Philip Caplan, Jacob Bello, Her-
man Robinson, and Betty Ann
Leemon; David W. Simons—
Charlotte Kelman, Eva Poss,
Benny Banish, Eugene Malitz,
Anne Baschin, Deborah Levin,
Rachel Rosenstein, Jerry Abram-
son, Jeannette Katz, and Rachel
Nelson.
Young Women's Mizrachi Rabbi Fram To Preach
To Award Prizes
On "Anti-Semitism
At a Victory ,Luncheon to be Can Be tOvercome"
held at the home of Mrs. Nat
"Anti-Semitism Can Be Over-
Frieberg on Monday, May 24,
the Young Women's Mizrachi will come" will be the subject of
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Rabbi Leon Fram's sermon at
the Sabbath Eve Services of
Temple Israel, Friday night, May
28, at 8:30, in the lecture hall
of the Detroit Institute of Arts.
The theme of the sermon is sug-
gested by the newly published
book, "Overcoming Anti-Semit-
ism," by Solomon Andhill Fine-
berg.
Rabbi Fineberg was a class
mate of Rabbi Fram's at th e
Hebrew Union College of Cin
cinnati. He is now the Com
munity Consultant of the Amer
lean Jewish Committee, one of
several national Jewish agencies
engaged in solving the problems
of Jewish public relations. As
chairman of the Community Re-
lations Committee of the Jewish
Community Council of Detroit,
Rabbi Frain has had to deal reg-
ularly with the very problems
posed by Rabbi Fineberg's book.
Rabbi Fram will take issue with
the author's theory and methods
of dealing with the problem of
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Anti-Semitism, but his own experi-
ence has led Rabbi Fram to the
present prizes to the following conclusion indicated in the title
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for their outstanding work dur- of his sermon, "Anti-Semitism
ing the past year:
Can Be Overcome."
Miss Sonia Nusholtz, and Mes-
At the Youth Symposium which
dames Sam Shuman, Rubin Du- will follow the sermon, all who
brinsky, Philip Fealk and Sid- attend the services will have the
ney Golden.
opportunity to ask the Rabbi
questions and to voice their own
Neugarten Sunshine Club opinions on the subject.
The commencement services of
Plans Games Party June 16 Temple
Israel High School will
The executive board of the take place Friday night, June
4, at 8:30, in the lecture hall
Neugarten Sunshine Club met of
the Detroit Institute of Arts.
at the home of Mrs. Max Lebow
The name of the commencement
on May 17. Mrs. Benjamin Krell, speaker
will be given later, in
Jr., acted as co-hostess.
the Jewish Chronicle.
Final plans were formulated
The confirmation exercises of
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for a games party to be held Temple Israel will take place on
at the Bnai Moshe Auditorium the eve of the Feast of Shevuth,
on June 16. Mrs. Samuel Roth- 00 Tuesday night, June 8, at 8:00
stein, chairman, announced that o'clock, in the auditorium of the
proceeds derived are to be used Detroit Institute of Arts.
CANTOR DAVID KATZMAN
Ladies Auxiliary of Yeshivath
Chachmey Lublin, which will take
place Tuesday, June 15, 12:30 p.m.
in Jericho Temple, Linwood and
Joy road.
The guest speaker will be Rab-
bi Jocob J. Nathan, of Congrega-
tion B'nai David.
follow-
11:00 a.m., preceding the meet- ing a month's illness.
ing.
Mrs. Sehneideman, who left Bay
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her daughter, was born in Aus-
tria, July 17, 1878. She was a
member of the Temple of Abra-
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The body was brought to Bay
City. Funeral services were held
at the Vallender Funeral Home
with Rabbi Irving Ganz officiat-
ing. Burial was in Shaary Zedek
Camp
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she can do for the protection and
benefit of her neighborhood. It
is her patriotic duty to exert every
effort to attend this session to
learn the duties of a Block Lead-
er, which will be advantageous
for her own family and the fam-
ilies in her immediate neighbor-
hood. If each and every block
in our city is under the protec-
tion of a trained Block Leader,
we can all be assured that any
emergency which may rise will be
handled in a manner that will give
every citizen
of confid-
confid-
ence d security."
Mrs. Louis James Rosenberg,
president of the League of Jewish
Women's Clubs, with Mrs. Rich-
ard Failing and Mrs. Gladys Pe-
terson in charge of the placement
staff of the OCD extended an in-
vitation to all women to attend
this highly important Institute.
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• HEALTH
The B'Nai Moshe Men's Club
will present a social-cultural pro-
gram Tuesday evening, May 25,
in the social hall of the Congre-
gation, Dexter and Lawrence.
Aaron Rosenberg, well known
local attorney, and author of nu-
merous humorous stries and anec-
dotes, will be introduced in a
special program of humor, in
English and Yiddish. A new
war picture will be shown, de-
picting the struggle of the al-
lied forces against the enemies
of our country. Refreshments
will be served, following the en-
tertainment.
President Robert Schwarz, of
the Club, extends a cordial in-
vitation to all to attend. Ad-
mission free.
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The board approved a dona-
BAY CITY NOTES
tion to be made to the Serv-a-
Camp Committee; also a contri-
Robert Sherman who was re-
bution for furniture for the cently promoted to corporal is
Percy Jones Hospital for invalid home on furlough with his par-
soldiers.
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Julius Sher-
Plans for the 1943 annual man, 214 North Farragut street.
fund raising event, under the He is serving with the 1156th
chairmanship of Mrs. Charles school squadron in care of the
Rothstein, are well under way. 10th Troop Carrier Group, Army
The May meeting will be held Air Field, Dunnellon, Fla.
at the Federation of Women's
Mrs. Samuel Schneideman, 64,
Club on Monday, May 24. Dessert
who operated a dress shop in
luncheon will be served at 1:30,
and an afternoon of games will Bay City for about 30 years, died
follow the business meeting. The at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Ella Courlander, in New York
board of directors will meet at City, Thursday, May 13,
The war efforts board of the
League of Jewish Women's Clubs
and the OCD are sponsoring an
all-day Institute for the training
of block leaders, on Tuesday, May
25, at the Jewish Community
Center. The sessions will com-
mence at 10 a.m. until 4 p.m.,
with an intermission for lunch at
12 noon. Lunch will be served by
reservation only. Mrs. Maxwell
Emitter, of Oakman Blvd. TO
8-6162 is in charge of reserva-
tions.
In order that civilian defense
activities may be efficiently car-
ried on, the OCD has found it
necessary to establish a program
of block leadership. At the afore-
mentioned session, the details of
this important protective work
will be outlined. Those attending
this Institute, will be given full
six hours credit at the OCD.
Mrs. Carl Schiller, chairman of
the league's War Efforts board,
states: "It is very essential that
every woman should learn what
Boys and Girls from 6 to 15
Aaron Rosenberg To
Be Bnai Moshe Men's
Club Guest Speaker
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