Friday, March 12, 1948

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

U. M. Hine I Head
at Temple Israel

Page Fifteen

Guest Speaker

Rabbi Lymon Guest
at Services Friday

Coming here from Ann Arbor
to occupy Rabbi Leon Fram's
pulpit, Rabbi Hershel Lymon, di-
rector of University of Michigan
llillel, will speak on "Design for
Living as a Jew" at Friday eve-
ning services of Temple Israel,
March 12 in the Art Institute.

• • •

Temple Beth El

"What About Palestine Now?"
will be the sermon topic of Dr.
B. Benedict Glazer at Sabbath
eve services of Temple Beth El
March 12.

• • •
Northwest Hebrew

Rabbi Jacob E. Segal will
preach on "On Keeping Our
Strength" at Sabbath services of
the Northwest Hebrew Congrega-
tion, March 13.
The next late Friday evening
service will be March 19.

RABBI URI MILLER
• •

Yeshivah Awaits
Patrons' Dinner

Beth Yelnulah Host
to Baltimore Rabbi

Bnai Aloshe

Beth El School
to Mark Purim.

Card of Sympathy

Purim Will be observed in the
Religious School of Temple Beth
El, March 14, 20 and 21.
The intermediate department
will inaugurate the celebration
Sunday with a play, "Purim Wiz-
ard of Oz," under the direction
of Faye Portner. Movies and
classroom parties will follow.
On March 20, the junior high
dramatics group will present the
play, "Shushan Review" before
members' of the junior high de-
partment.
The ninth grade celebration
will be a luncheon party under
the direction of Samuel Milan
and Manuel Simon, faculty mem-
bers.
Concluding the observance, the
intermediate dramatics group will
put on a play for the primary
department. A parade of chil-
dren in Purim costumes also is
planned. Ruben Selitsky, Ed-
ward Kohleriter and Miss Port-
ner are in charge of the high
school's program.

Annual Luncheon

of Sabbath League
Set for Wednesday

The membership of the Beth
Aaron Synagogue and Men's
Club express their deepest sym-
pathy to the family of the late
Phil Bladen, an ardent worker
and board member of the club
and the Synagogue.

Card of Thanks

are her husband, John; one son,
Bernard; mother, Mrs. Dorothy
Cohen; two brothers, Albert and
Seymour Owens; and three sis-
ters, Mrs. Phil Greenwald, Mrs.
Walter Aronoff and Mrs. Ray
Pollard. ,

ETHEL KUZIN, 78, died
March 3. Services were at the
Hebrew Benevolent Society. Sur-
viving are three daughters, Mrs.
Anna Assick, Mrs. Ida Cassleman
and Mrs. Feigel Rail.

The family of the late Charles
Paper thank their relatives and •RO/E STOLLMAN, 41,
died
friends for the many acts of March 6. Services were at the
kindness shown them in their Hebrew Benevolent Society. She
recent bereavement.
is survived by one son, Jacob,
and three daughters, Mrs. Sonic
Mrs. Louis I. Shaer, daughter Sylvan, Mrs. Betty Lessin and
of the late Pauline Marks, thanks Mrs. Lillian Godin.
her relatives and friends for the
many acts of kindness shown her
MOLLIE GOLAB, 52, died
in her recent bereavement.
Marc'• 5. Services were at the
Ilebrew Benevolent Society. Sur-
The family of the late Pauline viving are her husband, Hy-
Marks thank their relatives and man; one son, Harry; and one
friends for the many acts of daughter, Fay.
kindness shown them in their
recent bereavement.
BERNARD CEASAR, 66, died
Marih 5 in New York. Services
The family of the late Sam were at the Ilebrew Benevolent
Fryman thank their relatives and Society. Ile is survived by his
friends for the many acts of wife, Minnie; three sons, Jos-
kindness shown them in their eph, Frank and Rubin; and two
daughters, Mrs. Clara Simons
recent bereavement.
and Mrs. Betty Fish.

Rabbi Uri Miller of Baltimore,
president of the Rabbinical Coun-
cil of America, will be guest
NATHAN SILVERMAN, 76,
The annual complimentary
Obit imaries
speaker at the sixth annual pa-
died March 7. Services were at
paid-up membership luncheon of
trons' dinner of Yeshivath Beth
LENA MORRIS, of 2233 Glad- the Ilebrew Benevolent Society.
the Womens League for Sabbath
Yehudah at 6:30 p.m., Sunday, in Observance will take place at stone avenue, died March 1. Ile leaves three sons, Alfred,
Bnai Moshe.
12:30 p.m., Wednesday, in Bnai Services were at the Ira Kauf- Arthur and Harry, and four
Dedication Scheduled
The affair will culminate a se- Moshe.
man Chapel. She leaves two sons, daughters, Mrs. Bessie Schneider,
Mrs. Madeline Pickman, Mrs.
of events which the Yeshivah
for Memorial Building ries
Mrs. Israel Kaplan is chairman. Kalman and Nathan, and three Jane Levine and Mrs. Ann Kap-
has been holding in observance
daughters,
Mrs.
Dorothy
Chat-
Highlight of the afternoon will
Dedication of the memorial of Torah Month.
Mrs. Alexander Weiner and lan.
be an original play, "I Accuse lin,
building at the Hebrew 'Memorial
Hattie.
You," written by Mrs. Joshua
Park will take place Memorial ZACK CHAIRMAN
SARAH MILLER, 74, died Feb.
Morris W. Zack, chairman. Sperka, which will be presented
Day, May 30, Sam Nelson, presi-
RUBY GOODMAN, of 2073 17. Services were at the Hebrew
dent of the Hebrew Benevolent said a yearbook, containing sev- by the dramatic group of the
Benevolent society. Surviving
Society, announced.
eral articles on Yeshivah educa- Northwest Hebrew Sisterhood, Pingree avenue, died March 6.
are two sons, Sam and Ilarry,
Services
were
at
the
Ira
Kauf-
under
the
direction
of
Mrs.
Lil-
The structure will be a monu- tion, a memorial section in honor
and two daughters, Mrs. Violet
man
Chapel.
Surviving
are
his
lian
Kaufman.
ment to the 6,500,000 Jews mur- of departed community leaders
Friedman and Mrs. Rose Karash.
Guest speaker will be Rabbi wife, Gertrude; one son, Ber-
dered by the 'Nazis. Provisions and greetings and advertisements,
also are being made for perpet- will be distributed at the dinner. Shlomo Glicksman of the Council nard; and one brother, Charles.
BERT GREENBERG, 42, of
uating the memories of departed
There will be no solicitations. of Orthodox Rabbis.
bay City, died March 3. A World
ANNA
FREEMAN,
For
information
call
Mrs.
Mil-
71,
of
1065
relatives and friends through in-
War II veteran, he is survived
Rabbi Max J. Wohlgelernter,
Covington drive, died March 4.
dividual plaques to be hung in president of the Yeshivah, who ton Winston, UN. 2-5074.
by two brothers, Hy and Matt,
Services
were
at
the
Lewis
Bros.
the building.
both
of Bay City, and one sis-
is in mourning for his brother
Chapel. She leaves her husband,
Louis Shiell is honorary cilair- killed by Arabs in Haifa, Feb.
ter, Mrs. M. G. Slobin of De-
Aids Beth Shmuel
David, and children, Mrs. Nor- troit.
man of the project and Isadore 19 and will be prevented from
man Schwartz and Malbourne.
Sosnick, chairman. For informa- participating, will be the subject
tion call TY. g-1686.
e
CHARLES HANDLER, of 2475
of dedicatory tributes in a year-
LOUIS KING, 72, died Feb. 26. Pingree avenue, died March 6.
book which will be presented to
Services were at the Hebrew
Services were at the Ira Kauf-
Mrs. Leah Eskin
those attending the dinner,
Benevolent Society. Ile is sur- man Chapel. Ile leaves his wife,
The
yearbook
will
honor
Rab
Is Taken by Death
vived by two sons, Morris and Minnie; two sons, Max and
bi Wohlgelernter for a decade
Harry, and four daughters, Mrs. Lou; one daughter, Esther; two
Mrs. Leah Eskin, of 3356 Elm-
of service to Detroit Jewry.
Eva Barach, Mrs. Molly Heiman, brothers, Abraham and Isadore;
hurst avenue, widow of the late
A total of 540 students are en-
Mrs. Ruth Larkey and Mrs. L. and one sister, Mrs. Sam Weiss.
Rabbi Isaac Eskin, died March
Schurer.
2. Services were at the Ira rolled in the Yeshivah, Rabbi
Max Wohlgelernter, said.
JANETTE GROSSMAN, of
Kaufman Chapel.
"While most classes are closed
JOSEPH FREEDLAND, 63, 8400 LaSalle boulevard, died
She was the mother of Her-
until the beginning of next term,"
died March 1. Services were at March 6. Services were at the
bert Eskin, president of Pisgah
Rabbi Wohlgelernter said, "it is
the Hebrew Benevolent Society. Ira Kaufman Chapel. She leaves
Lodge of Bnai Brith. Another still possible to make adjustments
Surviving are his wife, Esther; a son, Martin; a daughter, Mrs.
son, Harry, and one daughter, in a number of cases.
six sons, Max, Harry, Nathan, Sandor Engel; and a brother.
Mrs. Louis Hammes, also sur- 37 INSTRUCTORS
Benjamin, Hyman and Dr, Jack;
vive.
and one daughter, Mrs. Rose
"We are particularly anxious
ANNA ASCIIER, of 2095 Pin-
Bachman.
gree avenue, died March 7. Serv-
to get new pupils into the Day
ices were at the Ira Kaufman
School through transfers from
Fresh Air Society
public schools. Parents should be
PHILIP BLADEN, 40, of 3790 Chapel. She leaves three sons,
on 'Voice of the JWF' encouraged to consult with our
Grand avenue west, died March Dr. Meyer, Julius and Samuel;
Leaders of the Fresh Air So- staff on a program best suited
4. Services were at the Lewis five daughters, Sylvia, Mrs. Ben
Norber, Mrs. Raymond Yanitz,
ciety will describe the functions for their children."
BEN BLAU (above) is treas- Bros. Chapel. Mr. Bladen was a
of their organization on "The
According to the president, the urer of Congregation Beth member of the Detroit Edison Mrs. Charles Moore and Mrs.
Voice of the Jewish Welfare teaching staff now includes 23 in- Shmuel, which will hold cor- Boat Club, Tikvah Lodge of Bnai Aaron Finkelstein; and one sis-
Federation" at 8:30 and 9:30 p.m., structors in Hebrew subjects and nerstone laying ceremonies Brith and the Beth Aaron Men's ter.
Saturday, over YIJLB.
14 in general studies. Courses for its new building March 21. Club. Ile leaves his wife, Ruth;
are offered to children, adoles- Rabbi Mordecai A. Kaplain, two sons, Edwin and Munroe; Sgt. Bernard Nabatoff
cents and young adults, he said. famed New York orator and mother, Mrs. Leo Bladen of Syr-
Mizrachi leader, will be prin- acuse, N. Y.; four brothers, Ar- Reburied in Detroit
Reburial services for S/Sgt.
cipal speaker. The Detroit thur, Bernard, Harold and Dr.
Serving (treater Detroit
Rabbinate also will partici- George of Syracuse; and three Bernard Nabatoff, who was
REV. YEHUDAII LOEWY
sisters, Mrs. E. Phipps, Mrs. C. killed in action April 12, 1943,
pate. Thg new Synagogue will
CERTIFIED 5101IEL
Schwartz and Golda Bladen.
be located at Dexter boule-
in the South Pacific, were held
Recommended by World Famous
Beth Israel Hospital of N.Y.C., It
vard and Buena Vista avenue.
last Sunday at the Ira Kaufman
Leading Medical and Religious
BEATRICE DEUBEL, 47, of Chapel under the auspices of
Authorities
13725 Dexter boulevard, died
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the Jewish War Veterans.
March 8. Services were at the
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Ile is survived by five sisters,
Ira Kaufman ChapeL Survivors
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William Yellen and Mrs.
Rev. Hyman
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