Friday, January 23, 1948

Sermon , Themes
in the Synagogues

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

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Yeshivah Ladies
to Dedicate Torah

Dr. Glazer to Review
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"Apartment in Athens" by
Glenway Wescott will be re-
viewed by Dr. B. Benedict Gla-
zer at Sabbath Eve services
Jan. 23 of Temple Beth El.
A social hour under the au-
spices of the sisterhood will
follow the services, which start
at 8:15.

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Shaarey Zedek

Regular services at Shaarey
Zedek are 'scheduled for 5:15
p.m., Friday, Jan. 23, and 9
am., Saturday.
Rabbi Morris Adler will
preach and Cantor H. Sonen-
klar will officiate.
Sabbath services of the junior
congregation will be held at
9 . 0 a.m. in, the Kate Frank
orial Chapel. The childrens'
regation Sabbath service
will take place from 10 to 11:15
a.m. in the °prayer room.
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The sixth lecture in the series
which Rabbi Leon Fram of
Temple Israel has been deliver-
ing on the history and destiny
of the Jewish State is entitled
'Theodore Herzl and Isaac M.
Wise: The Strange Story of the
Conflict Between Zionism and
Reform Judaism."
It will be delivered at Sab-
bath Eve services Jan. 30 in the
Art Institute. "Homelessness"
will be Rabbi Fram's subject
for the Friday, Jan. 23, service.
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Tova Sanhedral, president of
the Women's Council of the
Religious Labor Party of Pal-
estine, will be guest speaker
at a Friday night gathering
Jan. 23 of Bnai David. Her top-
ic will be "Palestine Today."
Rabbi Joshua Sperka will
preach on "The Sabbath of
Song" at Sabbath morning ,
services.

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.Northwfst Hebrew

The late Friday evening serv-
ice Jan. 23 of the Northwest
Hebrew Congregation will be
dedicated to the Jewish Music
Festival.
Rabbi Jacob Segal's sermon
topic Is "Judaism in C Major."
Saturday morning services
will begin at 9. "To Whom Does
the Earth Belong?" will be
Rabbi Segal's topic. a

MRS. WALTER FIELD
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Sisterhood Slates
3rd Book Review

Zelda Rosenthal
at Shaarey Zedek

The third in a series of book
reviews and brunches sponsored
by the Sisterhood of Shaarey
Zedek will take place at 12:30
p.m., Tuesday, in the social hall
of the Synagogue.
Miss Zelda Rosenthal will re-
view "My Father's House" by
Meyer Levin. A delegate to the
World Zionist Congress in 1937,
she has visited many places
mentioned in Levin's book.
Mrs. Walter Field is rview
chairman.
Mrs. Maurice H Zackheim,
brunch chairman, said purch-
asers of single tickets should
contact Mrs. Richard Cott, TO
8-5617, before the deadline Sun-
day afternoon. Members and
their friends are invited, Mrs.
Abe Katzman, president, said.
Those planning to attend are
urged by Mesdames William
Nadler and Morris Halperin,
SOS chairmen, to bring cloth-
ing and canned and dehydrated
foods for overseas relief.

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The Young Israel Young
Adults will hold a Palestine
program Sunday evening in
honor of Chamisho Osor B'She-
vat.
Featured will be a symposium
on the problems facing the Jew-
ish State.
President Hillel Abrams, at
whose home the meeting will
be held, said the program will
also include group singing of
Hebrew and other songs.
Plans for a drive to obtain
75 new members, will be an-
nounced by Harold Platt, mem-
bership chairman.
Following the program, a so-
cial hour including refresh-
ments will be held. Activities
for the coming year will be re-
vealed and committees will be
appointed.

Aids League

Mrs. Louis Fried, chairman of
the Pledge Fund luncheon of
the Youth Education League
Tuesday at the Masonic. Her
co-chairman is Mrs. Adolph
Lichter. "Curtain Call," di-
rected and produced by Mrs.
Eli Gross and Mrs. If. J. Mill-
man, will be presented at the
luncheon.

HASHOMER I:ATZAIR
An evening of athletics will be
In lIemoriana
held by Hashomer Hatzair from
7:30 to 10, Thursday, at Mac-
In loving memory of Harry
Culloch School, Wildemere and Elias, our beloved father and
Tyler avenues.
husband, who passed away Jan.
22, 1942. Deeply missed by his
GETS PALESTINE BOOKS
family.
A collection of books issued
by the leading publishing houses
In loving memory of our dear
of Palestine has been added to husband and father, Morris
the Shaarey Zedek library.
Adds, who passed away Jan. 22,
1946.
Sadly missed by his wife, Jen-
III Rev. Hyman
nie, and children, Arthur, Sid-
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Palestine Program
Is Planned by
Young Israel Unit

Gaines Night Set
at Bum Moshe

To raise funds to replenish
the linen and silverware sup-
ply of the Bnai Moshe kitchen,
the sisterhood will sponsor an
evening of games Wednesday.
Assisting Mrs. William New
and Mrs. I. Bradfield, chair-
men, are Mesdames Helen Aus-
lander, Dave Schwartz, Grace
Kralik, Morton Friedman, Na-
than Nagler and Rose Hersh.
A meeting of the Child Res-
Miles Meyerson Heads cue
Group will be held Feb. 1,
YPS of Bnai David
with Sam Neuschatz of the
Jewish Center and Mrs. Sol
Miles Meyerson has been elect- Grant in charge of the pro-
ed president of the newly-form-
gram. Mrs. Morris 'Garman is
ed Young People's Society of
sisterhood president.
Bnai David.

Other officers are Mitchell
Goldman, vice-president; Merlin
Utchenik, treasurer; Shirley Pc-
chenick, recording secretary;
and Beverly Markowitz, corre-
sponding secretary.
Myron Solomon will be guest
speaker at the club's first social
at 3 p.m., Sunday, in the Syna-
gogue.

Impressive ceremonies will
mark the dedication of the
Sefer Torah, which the Ladies
of Yeshivath Beth Yehudah will
present to the Yeshivah Sunday.
Written expressly for the
Yeshivah's auxiliary, the Torah
is a memorial to the 6,000,000
Jewish martyrs killed by the
Nazis, Mrs. Pearl Rottenberg,
auxiliary president, said.
The ceremonies will begin at
12:30 p.m., with a procession
from the home of Mrs. Rotten-
berg, 2466 Highland avenue.
Students will carry the Torah
under the traditiohal canopy to
the Yeshivah. There, the public
will be able to purchase in-
scriptions of letters honoring
departed relatives and friends.

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YPC of Beth El
to Elect Officers

ARTHUR WOLF, 49, of 2476
Glendale avenue, died Jan. 12
Services were at the Lewis
Bros. Chapel. Surviving are his
wife, Ida; two sons, Seymour
and Aubrey; five brothers, Sam.
Morris, Jack, William and Al;
and one daughter, Mrs. Oscar
Weinzweig.

JAMES JULIUS BEARE, of
2925 Clements avenue, died Jan.
15. Services were at the Ira
Kaufman ,Chapel. He leaves his
wife, Betty; one son, Thomas,
bne daughter, Lorraine; and two
brothers, Alex and Samuel.

IDA HAUT, 52, of 1960 Blaine
avenue, died Jan. 11. Services
were at the Ira Kaufman Cha-
pel. The body was shipped to
New York for burial in the
family plot at Mt Hebron. She
leaves her husband, Morris, one
sister of Chicago, and three sis-
ters and three brothers of New
York.

Temple Israel's
Dance Awaited

The second annual Temple
Israel dinner-dance, sponsored
jointly by the Sisterhood and
Men's Club, will be held Feb.
14 at the Hotel Statler.
Phil Brestoff and his °relies-
tra will play, Mrs. Daniel Krouse
and Barney Barnett, chairmen,
announced.
Tickets may be obtained from
Mrs. Arthur Hass Mrs. Samuel
Keene, • Nathan Kolb, Arthur
Weber and Joseph Silver.

AIDS CANCER FIGHT
Service work for the Ameri-
can Cancer Society was begun
by members of Thursday Family
Circle, meeting in the home of
Mrs. Anna Silver, 2238 Clements
avenue. This group will make
cancer pads at its weekly ses-
sions.

Chronicle Social and Club
News deadline Is noon Monday.

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Obituaries

SARAH POLLOCK, 72, of
8441 LaSalle boulevard and for-
merly of Toledo, died Jan. 9.
Services were at the Zimmer-
man Funeral Home, Toledo
Lincoln's Birthday
She it survived by two daugh-
ters, Mrs. Jeanette Ash of De-
Program Outlined
troit and Mrs. Birdie Winkel
of Miami, Beach, and a son,
The culture commission of the
Irving of Toledo.
Jewish Community Council is
studying new programs for the
HARRY ASKENAZI, 59, died spring season, Rabbi Morris
Jan. 7. Services were at the Adler, chairman, announced. In
Hebrew Benevolent Society. addition to the regular Delegate
Surviving are two sons, Albert Institute on April 18, programs
and Isadore Asho.
are being contemplated for
Feb. 12, Feb. 26 and March 18.
CATHERINE LEDERMEYER,
For the Lincoln's birthday
67, died Jan. 10. Services were Feb. 12, a prominent liberal
at the Hebrew Benevolent So- speaker will discuss the sub-
ciety. She is survived by a ject "Jews at the Time of
the
sister, Mrs. Sarina Hirsch.
Civil War." A Negro chorus
will supply the music.
IRVING LEMER, 63, died Jan.
The other two programs will
12. Services were at the He-
brew Benevolent Society. Sur- be of the Town Hall type. On
vivors are his wife, Sarah, and Feb. 26, the subject will be "Re-
lating the American Jew to
two sons, Irving and Isadore.
Palestine." A New York guest
HUGO LIEBENTHAt, 110, died will deliver the main address
Jan. 12. Services were at the and two Detroiters will serve
Hebrew Benevolent Society. He as discussants.
leaves his wife, Else; one son, .The other program will be a
Kurt; and one daughter of Ger- discussion of local problems en-
titled "What's Right and What's
many.
Wrong with the Jewish Commu-
HARRY HACK, 63, of 3385 nity." Four Detroiters wil serve
Richton avenue, died Jana 13 as a discussion panel.
The names of speakers and
Services were at the Lewis
Bros. Chapel. Surviving are his discussants will be announced
wife, Mollie; one daughter, Mrs. later.
The service offered by the
Frank Miller; two sons, Jerome
the
and Leonard; and four brothers, culture commission to
Benjamin, Sam, Nathan and community includes help to of-
ficers and program chairmen of
Peter.
organizations in planning pro-
FRIEDA FISHEL, 70, of 2989 grams, Rabbi. Adler said.'
Elmhurst avenue, died Jan. 18.
Services were at .the Lewis
Bros. Chapel. She is survived by
her husband, Herman; one
daughter, ?sirs. Julius Sarko;
The Young People's Club of
three sons, Joe Arons, Leon
Temple Beth El will hold its
Aronstam and Lazier Aronstam
first election of officers Feb. 1
of Palestine; and one sister,
in the social hall.
Bertha Shvzis.
A nominating committee con-
sisting of Audrey Joyce Hart-
PEARL LIEBERMAN, 70, of
man, chairman, and Joan Eston,
1507 Holden avenue, died Jan. Lois Feinberg, liud Kaine and
17. Services were at the Lewis Robert Kuttnauer has drawn up
Bros. Chapel. Survivors include a slate of candidates which is
her husband, Israel; one son, as follows:
President, Cornell Janeway;
Dr. Bernard; and one daughter. vice-president, Harvey Freeman;
Mrs. Max Mosen.
recording secretary, Eva Bach;
corresponding secretary, Eleanor
SAMUEL ULNICK, 67, of 1574 Heilbronner; treasurer, Robert
Monterey, avenue, died Joh. 16 Grauer; and delegates-at-large,
Services were at the Lewis Richard Waldbott, Robert Kutt-
Bros. Chapel. He leaves his nauer and Bud Kaine.
wife, Becky; two sons, Hyman
The first meeting of the club's
and Robert; four daughters, discussion group will be held
Mrs. Irving Kartzman, Mrs. Max at 8:15 p.m., Wednesday. The
Fineman, Mrs. Morris Aver- discussion will be lead by Rab-
bach and Mrs. Harry Sherwin; bi Sidney Akselrad_whose topic
and four sisters, Mrs. Joseph will be "Palestine." Presiding
Weisberg, Mrs. Morris Kutchuck, will be Peter Copeland.
Mrs. Morris Gunsburg and Mrs.
Tillie Klein of New York City.

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