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Friday, December 20, 1946.
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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle
Foster 'Brotherhood in the Street'
The Voice of the
Man in the Street
Dean to Address
Weinstein Dinner
Beth Aaron to Install
Spiritual Leader
Photos by ERIC BENNETT
TIME: Sunday afternoon.
PLACE: Dexter at Glynn court.
QUESTION: How do you ob-
serve Chanukah in your home?
R. ROBERT LYNN, 3353 Boston
boulevard, attorney.
I come from an orthodox home
and Chanukah in past years has
been the occasion for much festivi-
ty. I married
recently but
imagine my par-
ents are s till
conducting t h
holiday as be-
fore.
They call the
family together
for the tradi-
tional lighting of
candles and the
serving of lat-
kes. Appropriate songs are sung
by the group and then my parents
give money presents to their chil-
dren and grandchildren.
In the main, Chanukah has been
a time when all members of the
family could be together in happy
Jewish style.
Rabbi Maurice N. Eisendrath, executive director of the Union of American Hebrew Congregations, was
one of three speakers who appeared on the forum. "Brotherhood Begins on Our Street," Dec. 11 at
the Jewish Community Center. Left to right, Rabbi Eisendrath, Fr. Michael J. Ahern, S.J., of Weston
College, Mass., and the Rey. Paul Morrison of Trinity Methodist Church, Detroit The discussion was
sponsored jointly by the Men's Club and Sisterhood of Temple Israel and the Detroit Round Table
of Catholics, Jews and Protestants.
Fram to Review 3 Speakers Due
New Zionists'
1946 in Sermon at
Chanukah Affair
Following a tradition of over 20
years, Rabbi Leon Fram will de-
vote his sermon for the last Sab-
bath of the year to "A Review of
1946," and the first Sabbath of the
New Year to "A Forecast of 1947."
The sermon on the heritage of
1946 will be delivered at 8:30 p.m
Friday, Dec. 27, in the Detroit In-
stitute of Arts. At this service,
Arnold Galperin, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Galperin, will cele-
brate his Bar Mitzvah. At the
conclusion of the service, the con-
gregation will be the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Galperin at a re-
ception in honor of their son.
The sermon on the promise of
1947 will be delivered Friday
Jan. 3.
The religious school of Temple
Israel is in recess for the week-
ends of Dec. 21 and 22, and Dec.
28 and 29.
MRS. WILLIAM JACKSON, 3224
Rochester avenue, housewife.
I just finished buying my Cha-
nukah candles so the question
could not have been asked at a
better time.
Although the
highlight of our
holiday observ-
ance this year
will be a fam-
ily dinner for 15
persons at Shaa-
rey Zedelt, still
we plan to have
a latke party in
our home for
the children. At
that time, the youngsters wi ex-
change gifts.
Each year my husband leads in
prayer recitations. He also "lights
the first candle on the first night
BODZIN FAMILY CLUB
of Chanukah and joins me in
The Bodzin Family Club will
lighting the second on the follow-
celebrate Chanukah with two par-
ing evening.
ries. The first will be for children
Sunday at the home of Mr. and
SAUL E. GORDON, 4329 Tyler, Mrs. Jay S. Bodzin. A party for
automotive supply business.
adults will be Dec. 31 at the home
We observe Chanukah in an or- if the David S. Bodzins.
thodox manner with the lighting
of candles, serving of lathes and
so forth.
Perhaps t h e
highpoint in our
c e 1 ebration Is
t h e children's
party. The pur-
pose of the af-
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fair is to teach
the youngsters
the significance
of their Jewish-
ness and also
SKY-HI HEEL
to make them
realize that it is 1.rot necessary to
Cul to
be a Christian to receive presents
at this time of year.
Chanukah stands for a great
$598
deal in my home.
Rabbi Levi to Preach
on 'Saving Lives'
Rabbi Moses Rothenberg, dean of
Yeshivath Chachmey Lublin of
Detroit, will be one of the prin-
cipal speakers at the banquet of
Beth Aaron synagogue at which
Rabbi Chaim Weinstein will be in-
stalled as spiritual leader of the
congregation by his father, Rabbi
Reuben Weinstein of Buffalo, N. Y.
Rabbi Benjamin Groner of Wind.
sor will also speak at the cere-
mony scheduled for 6:30 p. m. Sun-
day, in the synagogue hall, 18000
Wyoming avenue.
A Chanukah party will be held
Sunday morning by the Talmud
Torah In conjunction with the
sisterhood.
Evenings of games will be spon-
sored by the Men's Club of the
congregation, starting Jan. 7 and
continuing each Tuesday through-
out the season, Paul Carpenter,
president, announced.
Sam Schneider, chairman, said
electrical appliances will be among
the prizes. Assisting with arrange.
ments are Saul Rubin, Sam Fried-
man, Nate Korby and Ben Drap-
kin.
"Saving Lives," is the subject of
the address to be delivered by
Rabbi Ellezer A. Levi, at late Fri-
day evening services at Congre-
gation Bnai Moshe, Dec. 27. Rab-
"The Young Peoples Society will
bi Levi will discuss the respon.
sibilities of American Israel. A so- give a dance at 9 p. m. in thn
synagogue. An orchestra will play
cial hour will follow.
Mrs. Ellezer Shostak of Pales-
tine will speak on the modern
Maccabees at the anniversary and
Chanukah gathering of the New
Zionist Organization of Detroit at
8:30 p. m. Thursday at Finkel's,
Taylor and Linwood avenues.
Sol B. Edelman will review the
world Zionist position and also the
Palestine scene, while Aaron M.
Weisbrot, head of the organiza-
tion, will talk on the Zionist Con-
gress at Basle.
New officers will elected at
at the affair. A musical progran
has been arranged and refresh-
ments will be served, M. Manuel
I ■ lerzon, chairman, reported. Thos
wishing to attend should call TY
5-3194.
O'CONNOR
IS IN!
Kvutzah to Celebrate
Chanukah on Saturday
Sholdm Levitt, a native of Pal-
estine and a member of the United
Hebrew Schools staff, will speak
on Eretz youth at a Chanukal
celebration of Kvutzah Ivritl -
Saturday evening, Dec. 21 at the
Rosa Sittig Cohen Bldg.
Donald O'Connor
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MRS. FLORENCE WEBER, 3781
Atkinson avenue, housewife.
My husband, young son and my-
self usually observe Chanukah
with my parents in their home.
My son Is
now old enough
t o understand
the significance
of Chanukah
and will now,
f or the first
time, join in the
lighting of can-
dles.
He will also
exchange gifts
with other all-
dren in the family and receive
them from the older members. My
husband and my parents will lead
in the prayers. The holiday is
always a very joyous one.
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THE ZEDAKAH CLUB Id
wishes to take this opportunity to
thank its many Donors for their splendid support in making
their event a huge success.
We regret that the following names were brought In too late to be
printed In tho program hook.
Mrs. A. E. Edison
Mrs. D. Leveveon
Mrs. II. Schwartz
Mrs. A. Witmer
Mrs. L. Giesler
Mrs. J. Hootner
Mrs. R. Kravitz
Mrs. IL Rosenthal
Mrs. D. Bernstein
Mrs. A. Bernmyein
Mrs. M. Gould
Mrs. H. Seigel
Mrs. M. Llchter
Mrs. J. Kress
Mrs. Ii. 08110/1
Mrs. D. Tyner
Mrs. H. Silberstein
Mrs. C. Stricoff
Mrs. M. Silverman
Mrs. S. Gerber
Mrs. J. Prog
Mrs. M. Zirlan
Mrs. P. Faust
Mrs. J. Waldon
Mrs. D. Koblin
Mrs. I. Wohlman
Mrs. P. Hoffman
Mrs. 8. Algase
Sirs. II. Block
Mrs. A. Altman
Mrs. H. Kobelln
Mrs. D. Feldman
Mrs. II. tirade
Mrs. N. Adilman
Mrs. S. Selman
Mrs. A. Kadushin
Sirs. A. Fox
Sirs. S Boesky
Mrs. A. Feldman
Mrs. J. 1.0kovitz
Mrs. W. 1: rockmal
Mrs. IL Barash
Mrs. J. Berman
Sirs. A. Kaufman
Mrs. It. Selling
Mrs. M. Polin
Mrs. 1). H. Soskin
Mrs. Si. Waterston°
Mrs. B. Raven
Mrs. S. Gendll
Mrs. 8. Fagelman
Mr.. C. Spevak
Mrs. C. Xlegan
Mrs. S. Zack
NtIss Z. 8. Litmin
Miss B. Markowitz
Mrs. A. Soil
Mrs. 8. Cohen
Mrs. J. Weiss
Mrs. A. August
Mrs. C. Rubenstein
Mrs. C. Canvasser
Mrs. A. Sloan
Mrs. A. Selesnick
Mrs. J. Greenberg
Ws. S. Drissman
Sirs. J. Grabow
Mrs. E. Rothstein
Sirs. J. Lipschitz
Mrs. L Tyner
Mrs. B. Lipson
Mrs. It. Tyner
Mrs. 8. Schubiner
Mrs. A. Goldberg
Mrs. L. Nathanson
Mrs. E. Bachman
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Hollywood, Cal., Dec. 20-Ginny
Simms announced today that Don-
ald O'Connor, rising young Uni-
versal Films comedy star, will have
the permanent comedy spot on her
popular radio show.
The reason for her selection of
O'Connor, is attributed to the en-
thusiasm of listeners who have tuned
in to Donald's laugh-provoking guest
appearances on the show. The breezy
O'Connor brand of comedy, his
freshness and sparkle, caught on
with the fans—who evidently can't
get too much of a good thing.
Now that you know the combi-
nation for laughs and melody, tune
In tonight and every Friday night.
Don't miss this half• hour of mirth
and song with Ginny and Donald!
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