Friday,

January 21, 1949

Laymen's Service
at Temple Israel

Van Paassen Guest
at Shaarey Zedek

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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

Services were at the Hebrew Be-
In Itlensoriain
nevolent Society. She is survived
In cherished memory of our by her sons, Sam, Max, Harry
beloved sister, Jeanette Weisman and Henry, and daughter, Mrs.
Kay, who passed away Jan. 19, Minnie Robbins.
1944.
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JACOB ISENBERG: 81, 5145
We long for you so. sus net te dear,
Ago MN ends tn. SriI sad veal.
Second boulevard, (lied Jan. 15.'
in Central High School. The
Sadly missed by Alice, Alex Services were at the Hebrew
Community is invited.
Benevolent Society. His daugh-
A graduate of Yeshivah, Uni- and Pearl.
ter, Mrs. Minnie Ratner, survives.
versity and Columbia University,
he is co-editor of "The Model
Card of Thanks
AARON ,FRANKEL, 53, 2732
Program of the Talmud Torah"
The family of the late Abner Elmhurst avenue, died Jan. 10.
and has written extensively on
Racow thank their relatives and
Jewish education. Dr. Kaminet- friends for the many acts of Services were at the Hebrew Be-
sky is chairman' of the editorial kindness shown them in. their nevolent Society. He leaves his
wife, Clara, and daughters, Ber-
staff of "The Jewish Horizon." recent bereavement.
nicc, Marilynn and Louise.
Prior to his talk, registration
will be held for the institute.
The family of the late Anna
MINNIE GRALNICK, 58, 2210
The . spring term of 10 weeks Krakowsky (Krause) thank Philadelphia avenue west, (lied
will officially open Feb. 1 and their relatives and friends for Jan. 10. Services were at the
continue on every Tuesday until the many acts of kindness shown Hebrew Benevolent Society. She
April 5. All classes will be at them in their receht bereave- is survived by her husband, Mor-
Central.
ris; sons,. Sam, Frank and Hy-
ment.
Courses offered include basic
man; and daughters, Mrs. SylVia
Hebrew, contemporary Hebrew
The family of the late Lt. Dan- Goldberg and Mrs. Mollie Gubkin.
conversation, Palestinology, Tal- iel Ginsburg wish to express their
mudic Literature, 18 Centuries of heartfelt thanks to friends and
HARRY GETTLEMAN, 3 9,
Galuet and Practical Judaism. . relatives for the many courte- 2641 Calvert avenue, died Jan.
Registration fees are $2 for sies and kindnesses extended to 10. Services were at the Hebrew
one course and $3 for 'two. Ap- them in their bereavement. Spe- Pcnevolent Society. He leaves his
plications will be accepted Feb. 1, cial thanks are given to Rabbi wife, Sarah; son, Melvin; and
8 and 15 at Central and daily, Morris Adler, the Jewish War daughter, Barbara.
through Feb. 15, at the Young Veterans, particularly the Gins-
Israel office, 12244 Dexter boule- burg-Rosenberg Post No. 513 of
JULIUS PURWIN, 59, 2545
vard, TO. 8-9654.
JWV for their participation in Taylor avenue, died Jan. 10. Ser-
For a brochure of subjects, ad- the reburial services
vices were at the Hebrew Benev-
dress your request to the Young
olent Society. His wife, Erna, and
Israel office.
ABRAHAM MUST, 74, 3758 daughter, Marianne, survive.
Collingwood avenue, died Jan.
16. Services were at Lewis Bros.
Chapel. He leaves his daughters,
Mrs. Max Medintz of Los Ang-
eles and Mrs. Albert Hachna, and
sons, Harry, Jack, Meyer and
Sam of Los Angeles.

Rabbi Kaminetsky to launch
Young Israel Study Institute

Rabbi Joseph Kaminetsky, di-
rector of the education depart-
thent Of Torah Umesorah, will
The seventh annual laymen'!( be the first lecturer in Detroit
service of Temple Israel will he
conducted by the Men's Club a t.
8 . 30 p.m., Friday, Jan. 21, in the
Art Institute.
Charles Alter, past president of
the club, will deliver a sermon
entitled "A Faith to Suit Your-
self."
Other participants will be Wil-
liam P. Greenberg, Dr. Maurice
J. Kimelman, Irving A. Levy, Na-
thaniel Pernick, Morris W. Stein,
Karl Haas, Rabbi Leon Frain and
Cantor Robert Tulman. A social
hour will follow.
"The Universal Declaration on
Human Rights of the United
States," the second in Rabbi
Fram's series of sermons on
"Three World-Changing Docu-
ments," will be delivered at ser-
vices, Jan. 28.
RABBI KAMINETSKY
• • •
Young Israel's Institute for Jew-
Shaarey Zedek
"There is Still Time" will be ish Studies.
He will address an assembly
the subject of Pierre Van Peas-
sen, eminent author and lecturer, at 8:45 p.m., Monday, Jan. 31,
when he speaks at Shaarey Ze-
deck services at 8:15 p.m., Friday,
Jan. 21.
Rabbi Morris Adler will preach
on 'It's Good to Belong to a Mi-
nority" at Sabbath morning de-
votions, starting at 9.
• • •
The formation of a Detroit
Council of the Mizrachi Women's
Temple Beth El
Organization of America was an-
Dr. B. Benedict Glazer will
preach on "God and the Amer- nounced in New York by Mrs.
ican People" at Sabath eve ser- Dvorah Rabinowitz, national
vice at 8:15 p.m., Jan. 21. A soc- president of the women's religi-
ial hour under the auspices of ous-Zionist group.
Mrs. Philip Fealk, 18075 Appo-
the sisterhood will follow.
line avenue, will serve as chair-
• • •
man of the council which will
Bnai Moshe
coordinate the activities of the
Services will be at 4:45 and three existing Mizrachi women's
8 15 p.m., Friday, Jan. 31. Rabbi chapters in Detroit and the two
Moses Lehrman will discuss Detroit chapters of the Junior
"What Price Justice," dealing Mizrachi Women.
Mrs. Joshua Sperka will serve
with the crisis precipitated by the
British plane incident. Rabbi as adviser, Mrs. Harry Rudack
Lehrman will preach on the Sed- as recording secretary, Mrs. Mor-
rah at Sabbath morning devo- ris Mondrow as corresponding
tions, starting at 9. Weekday ser- secretary.
The council will attempt the
vices will be at 7:15 a.m. and
formation of new chapters in the
5 p.m.
• • •
Detroit area.
Participating in the decision to

• • •

3 Mizrachi Chapters Form
Council Here in Unity Move

Bnai David

establish the new over-all or-
ganization were Mrs. Jack Pearl-
man, president of the Detroit
Young Women; Mrs. Rose Singer,
president of the Sisters of Zion;
and Mrs: Edward Lutz, president
of the Northwest Chapter. The
planning meetings were held in
the home of Mrs. Alice Gold-
smith.

Max Weiss Is Taken
by Death at 58 Years

Max Weiss, general manager of
the United Dairies, died Jan. 13.
He was 58 and lived at 17138
Wisconsin avenue. He is survived
by his wife, Julia; sons, Michael
and Alfred; daughter, Mrs. Mor-
ris Pelavin of Flint; and a broth-
er, Karl of Toronto. Mr. Weiss
was active in the Allied Jewish
Campaign and at Bnai Moshe.

Temple Israel Groups Join
to Sponsor Dinner-Dance

Friday evening devotions, Jan.
21, will be at 5:15 and 8:30. The
second service will be dedicated
to the Men's Club. Guest speaker
will be John Eliasohn, head of
the Michigan Parole Board.
Sabbath morning worship will
The third annual dinner-dance
begin at 9, with Rabbi Joshua
Sperka preaching on "Rays of sponsored jointly by the Sister-
Redemption."
hood and Men's Club of Temple
• • •
Israel, will be held Feb. 12 at
the Hotel Statler.
Northwest Hebrew
Phil Brestoff and his orches-
Late Sabbath eve services, Jan. tra will provide dance music,
21, will be at 8:30. Rabbi Jacob and a highlight of the affair will
E. Segal will preach on "If You be the appearance of Dee Park-
Were Given Only One Wish."
er, who will entertain through-
Sabbath morning devotions will out the evening. Another attrac-
begin at 9. The junior congrega- tion will be a floor show.
tion will meet at 9:30.
Tickets are priced at $6.75, and
dress will be informal. Tickets

State Parole Chief
Bnai David Guest

John Eliason, chairman of the
Michigan Parole Board, will be
guest speaker at the Friday night
gathering of Bnai David at 8:30
p.m., Jan. 21.
Eliason was graduated from
the University of Michigan law
school in 1932 and in November
of that year was appointed prose-
cutor. In 1937, he was named to
the parole board. --
President of the Bnai Brit))
Lodge in Lansing, Eliason s also
president of the Men's Club of
the Congregation Shaarey Zedek
there and state chairman of the
Anti-Defamation League.
Rabbi Sperka will introduce
the speaker, and Cantor Adler,
with the choir under the direc-
tion of Harry Siegel, will be M
charge of the musical portion of
the program. A brief service and
Oneg Shabbat are also planned.

Eleven

HUC Professor
Is Beth El Guest

FANNIE RINDSKOFF, 87, 1251
Calvert avenue, died Jan. 12. Sur-
viving are two sons, Raymond
and Herbert; and daughter, Mar-
jorie.

FRIEDA BRODER, 13535 La-
Salle boulevard, died Jan. 11.
Services were at the Ira Kauf-
man Chapel. She leaves her sons,
Abraham, Max and Samuel of
Florida, and daughters, Mrs.
George H. Newman of New York
and Dora of Brooklyn.

HARRY LEVINE, 9723 Mc-
Quade avenue, died Jan. 15. Ser-
vices were at the Ira Kaufman
Chapel. He is survived by his
wife, Mollie; son Bernard; and
daughters, Mrs. Louis Efrusy and
Mrs. William Pogats.

LOUIS M. GOLDBERG, 19331
Littlefield avenue, died Jan. 16.
Services were at the Ira Kauf-
man Chapel. His children, Harvey
and Mrs. Harold Golden, survive.

Dr. Israel Bettan, one of the
most popular professors at the
Hebrew Union College, will be
featured s,peaker at the first
session of the Institute on Ju-
daism, sponsored by the Men's
Club of Temple Beth El, at
8 p.m., Tuesday, in the Brown
Memorial Chapel.
Dr. Bettan is a graduate of
the University of Cincinnati
and was ordained at the HUC,
where he also received his D.D.
degree.
Before joining the HUC facul-
ty, he headed a reform congre-
gation in West Virginia and
served as a chaplain in the first
World War. He is the author of
many books and tracts.
A social hour will follow each
meeting of the institute. Re-
freshments will be served, and
an informal get-together will
give everyone an opportunity to
meet and talk with the speaker.

Final Rites Sunday
for Pvt. Leibovitz

JACOB SILVER, 15371 LaSalle
boulevard, died Jan. 13. Services
were at the Ira Kaufman Chapel.
Reburial services for Pvt. Sid-
may be obtained from commit- He leaves his wife, Yetta, and ney Leibovitz will be at 11 a. in.,
tee members or at the Temple sons, Maurice A. and Henry A.
Sunday, at the Lewis Bros.
office.
Chapel, with interment at Clover
LEWIS YANEN, 65, 18461 Ohio Hill Park Cemetery.
Mrs. Arthur J. Hass and Bar-
ney Barnett are chairmen of the avenue, died Jan. 13. Services
Military honors will be given
dance committee, with Mrs. Mor- were at the Hebrew Benevolent by the Jewish War Veterans.
ton Snyder and Arthur Weber Society. He is survived by his Rabbi Morris Adler will officiate,
daughters, Mrs. Sarah Miller and
as ticket chairmen.
Pvt. Leibovitz was killed Aug.
Other leaders are Jack Levy, Mrs. Bessie Sarko.
1, 1944. at the age of 26. He is
Harry , Pliskow, Irving Levy, and
survived by his parents, Mr. and
BENJAMIN JAFFE, 53, 3274 Mrs. Isidore Leibovitz, 17553
Mesdames David Keywell, Rob-
ert Rosen, Harry Pliskow, Albert Lawrence avenue, died Jan. 12 in Roselawn avenue; son, Michael;
Jaco, William Greenberg, Dan Miami Beach. Services werq at and sisters. Mrs. Al Davis, Mrs.
Krouse, Benjamin Merkle, Ar- the Hebrew Benevolent Society. A. Migdal and Mrs. Al Roth.
thur Weber, Charles Alter and He leaves his wife, Jennie; sot's,
Norman and Morton; and daugh-
Irving Small.
Serving In Hospital. and Hessen
Mrs. Samuel Blacher is presi- ter, Mrs. Mildred Beresh.
Rev. Yehudah
dent of the sisterhood and Mau-
MOLLIE
PROHOW,
62,
2429
rice Levin 'heads the men's club.
Hazelwood avenue, died Jan. 13.
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Bnai David.
Rev. Jacob Silverman
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MONUMENTS
Rev. Hyman
SCIIULSINGER

Banquet Awaited
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