Bnai Moshe to Launch Drive
for New Members on Sunday

Synagogues List
Week's Services

Rabbi Frain to Study
Events of Past Year

Rabbi Leon Frain will speak
on "1948 in Human Progress" at
Sabbath eve services of Temple
Israel at 8:30, Dec. 31, in the Art
Institute. The sisterhood will
sponsor a social hour to follow.
Rabbi Fram's other New Year
sermon will be Jan. 7 on "1949
in Social Promise."
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Bnai Moshe

Services will be at 4.30 and
8;15 p.m., Friday, Dec. 31, with
Rabbi Moses Lehrman speaking
on "A New Chanukah" at the
late worship. Rabbi Lehrman will
preach on the Sedrah at Sabbath
morning devotions, beginning at
9. Weekday services will be at
7:15 a. m. and 4:45 p. in.
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Northwest Hebrew

Regular devotions will be at
4:45 p. m., Friday, Dec. 31, and
9 a. m., Saturday. Rabbi Jacob
Segal will preach on "So Shines
a Candle in a Naughty World"
on Sabbath morning. The junior
congregation will meet at 9:30,
and the next late Sabbath eve
service will be Jan. 7.

Congregation Bnai Moshe will
launch a membership campaign,
Sunday, Sam Freedman, presi-
dtnt announced.
The membership class will be
named in hon- Aorovill
or of the late
Jacob Gelbman
who was an of-
ficer o f the
congregation
for many years
before his
death in 1943.
Morris Dir-
enfeld, a board
member, is
chairman, with Freedman
Andrew Iczkovitz, head of the
standing membership committee,
as co-chairman.
CAPTAINS NAMED
Ten captains will direct teams
in solicitation. They are Irwin
Tamler, Eugene Brumre, Milton
Weisz, Eugene Weiss, Theodore
Curtis, Alfred Deutsch, Harry J.
Gunsberg, Arnold Rosman, Sig-
mund Jaulus and David Levi.
Publicity will be handled by a
committee composed of Sol
Grand, Freedman, Weiss, Guns-

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Temple Beth El

Shaarey Zedek

Honoring the 75th birthday of
Prof. Louis Ginzberg of the Jew-
ish Theological Seminary, Rabbi
Morris Adler will speak on "A
Teacher of Teachers" at Sabbath
morning services, starting at 9.
Sabbath eve worship, Dec. 31,
will be at 4:45.
Sabbath morning devotjons for
the junior and children's congre-
gations will be at 9:30 and 10:30
respectively.

• . .
Bnai David

Sabbath eve worship, Dec. 31,
will be at 4:45, with Sabbath
morning services at 9. Rabbi Jo-
shua Sperka will preach on "The
Miracle of Modern Chanukah."
A Chumosh class will begin at
3:15 p. m., with Mincha at 4:15,
to be followed by Sholos Suedes.
• • •

Beth Abraham

Rabbi Joseph Tumin will of-
ficiate at services at 4:30 p.m.,
Friday, Dec. 31, and 9 a.m., Sat-
urday. David Shkolnick will be
the Cantor. The Synagogue is at
12517 Linwood avenue.

MIZRACHI BUDGET
The current budget of the
Mizrachi Women's Organization
of America, $1,5000,000„ is the
largest in its 24 year history,

Reburial services for Cpl. Wit-
ham G. (Sonny) Sampson, who
was killed in action Dec. 23, 1944,
will be at 11 a.m., Sunday, at
the Lewis Bros. Chapel.
Military honors will be under
the auspices of the Rosenwald
Post, American Legion, and Boy
Scout Troop 135, with interment
at Machpelah cemetery. Rabbi
Joshua Sperka and Cantor Hy-
man Adler will officiate.
Cpl. Sampson was 20 years
old when he was shot down re-
turning from his eighth bombing
mission over Arhweiler, Ger-
many. lie was awarded the Air
Medal and Purple Heart.
A graduate in the January,
J943, class at Central High
School, Cpl. Sampson is survived
by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Max
Sampson, 11818 14th street, and
grandmothers, Mrs. Ida Sampson
and Mrs. Anna Levine.

Morris Jacobs Named
Keren Ilayesod Aide

Dr. Emanuel Neumann, presi-
dent of the Zionist Organiza-
tion of America, has appointed
Morris M. Jacobs, president of
the Michigan Zionist Region and
of the Zionist Organization of
Detroit, as a member of the
board of directors of the.Keren
Hayesod - Palestine Foundation
Fund.

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PHILIP JAFFE, 63, 3266 Les-
lie avenue, died Dec. 25. Serv-
In loving memory of our be- ices were at the Hebrew Bene-
loved son and brother, Ben Mor- volent Society. Ile leaves his
ris, who passed away 20 years wife, Dora; sons, Joe, Ruby and
ago, Dec. 9.
Ben; daughter, Sally; and broth-
Ills life a brawl ifui itteinory,
ers, Sam and Ruby.
His bii.VIICY a silent grief,

11e sleeps In etod's beautiful Paradise
And in the sunshine of per feet peare.

SOLOMON L. POSALSKY,
Sadly missed by his dad, moth-
86, 2227 Hazelwood avenue, died
er and brothers.
Dec. 26. Services were at the
In loving memory of our be- Hebrew Benevolent Society. Ile
loved wife, mother AA grand- is survived by his sons, Jacob,
mother, Rose Schwartz, who left Joseph, Marvin and Frank, and
us Dec. 30, 1995. Sadly missed by daughters, Mrs. Rose Genes and
her husband, children and grand- Mrs. Anne Gordenker.
children.
HERMAN BAUM, 1644 Taylor
avenue, died Dec. 24, serv(es
Obituaries
were at the Ira Kaufman (Impel.
NATHAN LIPPOW, 66, died He leaves his wife, Mary; sons,
Dec. 13. Services were at the Martin and Barry; daughter,
Ira Kaufman Chapel. Ile is sur- Ruth; mother, two brothers and
vived by a daughter.
two sisters.

ALBERT E. EHRLICH 18403
Pinehurst avenue, died Dec. 14.
Services were at the Ira Kauff-
man Chapel. Suririving are his
wife, Goldie; daughter, Mrs. Al-
fred S. Shevin; his mother, one
brother and two sisters.

ABEL (A B N E R) RACOW,
3245 Chicago boulevard, (lied
Dec. 26. Services were at the
Ira Kaufman Chapel. He leaves
his wife, Dina; daughters, Ann
Ruth and Mrs. Nat Markow;
three brothers and two sisters.

LOUIS A. SOLOMON, 78,
former Detroiter who was one
of the founders of the Broad-
way Market, died Dec. 20 at his
home in New Orleans. Sur-
vivors included his wife, Ade-
line; daughter, Mrs. Sally Held;
son, Mark; brothers, Max and
Jacob; sister, Mrs. Jeanette
Golden; and grandchildren, Mrs.
Fred Babbin, Mrs. Herrillin
Lutchansky, I3ert Held and Bioh,
Jack and Arthur Solomon.

Lt. Daniel Ginsburg
to Be Reburied Here

Relatives and friends are in-
vited to the reburial services for
the late Lt. Daniel Ginsburg at 1
p. m., Sunday at the Lewis Bros.
Chapel, with military honors by
the Jewish War Veterans.
Lt. Ginsburg was killed in
action March 8, 1945, on Iwo
Jima at the age of 22.
His parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Morris Ginsburg, of 7727 Mark
ROSE COHN, 39, 3375 Col- avenue, and brother, Dr. Ben-
lingwood avenue, died Dec. 19. son of Chicago, survive.
Services were at the Lewis Bros.
-Chapel. Interment was in Wind- Lt. Gerald C. Simons
sor. She leaves her husband, Da-
vid; brothers, David, Sockley and Reburial Rites Sunday
Morris Kamin; and sisters, Sue
Reburial services for Lt. Ger-
Kamin and Fay Wald.
ald C. Simons will be at 3 p.m.,
Sunday, at the Lewis Bros.
MARY KAPLAN, 60, died at Chapel under the auspices of
her home, 3796 Tux_cdo avenue. the Rosenwald Post, American
Services were at the Hebrew Legion.
Benevolent Society. Surviving
are her husband, Pinchos; sons,
KALVARIER SOCIETY
Isadore, Samuel, Jack and
The Kalvarier Aid Society,
Harry; and daughter, Mrs.
through Rose Lewis, treasurer,
Sophie Schwartz.
thanks all contributors to its card
party Dec. 8. Proceeds of the
SARAH GORDON, 81, 17723 affair were used to purchase food
Brush street, died Dec. 25. Serv- packages for refugees overseas.
ices were at the Hebrew Bene-
volent Society. She is survived
Bening In Hospital. and 11
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by her husband, Meyer; sons,
Rev. Yehudah
Harry, Max, Jacob, Isadore, Joe,
Abe and Eddie; and daughters,
Mrs. Edith Ersher and Mrs.
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Reburial Sunday

PFC. ISRAEL ARONOVITZ,
marine corps, will be reburied
after services at 11 a. m.,
Sunday, at the Hebrew Bene-
volent Society. Military honors
will be given by the Jewish
War Veterans. Winner of the
Silver Star for single-handed-
ly destroying a Japanese pill-
box while under fire, he was
killed in action June 15, 1944,
on Saipan. Surviving are his
mother, Sarah; brothers, Harry

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and Morris; and sisters, Mrs.

Rose Kohen, Mrs. Esther
Brotsky, Mrs. Marian Barbas
and Dorothy.

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A Chanukah program will be
featured at the weekly Friday
evening forum of Congregation
Mogen Abraham, Dec. 31 at
Yeshivath Beth Yehudah, Dexter
and Cortland.
The function will begin at 8
with the reading of the Haftorah
section from the Prophets.
Following a discussion on the
foundations of Jewish life in Is-
rael, the congregants will gather
for an Oneg Shabbat at the new
home of Rabbi and Mrs. M. J.
Wohlgelernter, 4301 Fullerton
avenue.

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HOST TO RABBI SEGAL •
A talk by Rabbi Lehrman and
a travel movie will be featured
at a social gathering of the young
married couples group of Bnai
Moshe at 8 poin., Wednesday, in
tl-,e home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Gunsberg, 1 8 9 9 5 Warrington
drive. Those interested in joining
the club should call HO. 0862.
Another Bnai Moshe group, the
Young People's Club, will be host
to Rabbi Jacob Segal at its meet-
irg at 8:30 p.m., Monday. Dancing
and refreshments will follow.

Final Rites Sunday
for Cpl. Sampson

Dr. B. Benedict Glazer will
preach on "How to Be a Little
More Happy—A Thought for the
New Year" at Sabbath eve serv-
ices, Dec. 31, starting at 8:15. A
social hour under the auspices of
the sisterhood will follow.
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