• • 949 Friday, April 22, 1949 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE Synagogues List Services RI] y to ent- the i nth ar- sily iure 1 it one bed the to 10 un- 41 ;ed ed, in- eir th, The new officers and directors of Congregation Bnai Moshe will be installed by Rabbi Moses Lehrman at special late Friday night services beginning at 8:15 p. m., April 22. The Test of Leadership" will be the topic of Rabbi Lehrman's installation address. The regular Sabbath eve servic will be at 6:45 p. in. Sabbath morning service, April 23, will be at 9 a. m. Weekday services are at 7:15 a. In. and 6:45 p. m. • • • Bnai David Sabbath eve services, April 22, will begin at 7 p. in. Rabbi Joshua Sperka will preach on "David Establishes His Capital in Jersualem" at Sabbath services, April 23, at 9 a. m. • • • Temple Israel Rabbi Leon Frain will preach on "The North Atlantic Pact— Does It Mean War?" at services beginning at 8:30 p. m., April 22 at the Art Institute. • • a )n. at at in e. It 1- it at • Temple Beth El At the Sabbath eve service, Friday, April 22, beginning at 8:15 p. in., Dr. B. Benedict Glazer will speak on "Why Are There So Many Divorces?—A Discussion of the Fundamental Crisis in the American Home." Chachtney Lublin Slates Luncheon The seventh annual donor luncheon of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Yeshivath Chachmey Lub- lin will be held at 12 noon Tues- day May 3 at Btlai Moshe. Rabbi M. Katz of Toledo will speak. The latest movie on Palestine will be shown. The donor luncheon committee is composed of Mesdames I. Les'. in, R. Rubin, L. Weinberg, J. Sperka, Anna Bennett, Eva Bern- stein, Edith Golden, S. Grossman, L. Kartun, Grace Pomerant and A. Ribiat. For information, call Mrs. Gavin, chairman, TY. 5-5304. Mizrachi to Honor Stollman at Dinner f Mizrachi 1ide •.• Unveiling Notice Page Mien Services were at the Hebrew Benevolent Society. She leaves her husband, Sam; son, Morris; and daughters, Mrs. Celia Super, Mrs. May Rosenzweig of Chicago, Mrs. Sarah Lover and Mrs. Belle Katz. The families of the late Men- dell Sarasohn, Robert Sarasohn . and Clarence Sarasohn announce the unveilings of monuments in their memories at 12 noon, Sun- day, May 1 at Clover Hill Park Cemetery. Rabbi Morris Adler FRED ROSENFIELD, 66, of will officiate. Friends and rela- 2205 Philadelphia avenue west, tives are invited. died April 12. Services were at Hebrew Benevolent. His wife, The family of the late William Rose; three sisters and a brother, Wine announce the unveiling of a survive. monument in his memory at 1 p. m., Sunday, May 1 at Clover EMIL HEKSCH, 77, of 5538 Hill Park Cemetery. Rabbi Mor- ris Adler will officiate. Friends Cass avenue, died April 12. Serv- ices were at Hebrew Benevolent. and relatives are invited. He leaves his wife, Rosa; daugh- The family of the late Harry ters, Mrs. Mitzie Fuchs, Mrs. An- Litmak announce the unveiling na Operman, Mrs. Ann Eisler and of a monument in his memory at Mrs. Bertha Kroo. 2 p. in., Sunday, May 1 at Mach- MRS. LOUIS SALE is chair- pelah Cemetery. Rabbi Isaac ABRAHAM TRAVIS, 79, of man of the second annual games Stollman will officiate. Friends 11501 Petoskey avenue, died April party sponsored by the North- and relatives are invited. 13. Services were at Hebrew west Mizrachi Women and set Benevolent. Ile is survived by for Wednesday evening, April The family of the late Samuel his wife, Clara; son, Jack; and 27 at the Fort Wayne hotel. Jaulus announce the unveiling of daughters, Mrs. Nellie Greenberg Other committee chairmen are a monument in his memory at 2 and Mrs. Fannie Abramson. Mesdames Samuel limper, p. m., Sunday, May 1 at Oakview Joseph Loomus, Alex Elbling, Cemetery, Rabbi Moses Fischer ISADORE SHERMAN, 60, of be Morrison, David Samelson, and Cantor David Katzman will 2637 Hazelwood, died April 14. Max Kasoff and Max Haidy. a:tficiate. Friends ' and relatives Services were at Hebrew Benev- are invited. olent. His wife. Pauline; and sons, Hyman and Charles, sur- vive. •Frani to Exchange Pulpits With Cleric For the second consecutive year, the Rev. Charles F. Goudey, minister, of the Brewster Congre- gational Church, and Rabbi Leon Frain of Temple Israel, will ex- change pulpits. The Rev. Mr. Mr Goudey will oc- cupy Rabbi Fram's pulpit at the Sabbath eve services of Temple Israel at 8:30 p.m., April 29, at the Art Institute. Rabbi Frain will occupy the Rev. Mr. Goudey's pulpit on Sunday morning, May 8, and will deliver a Mothers' Day sermon. Temple Israel Religious School will resume its sessions Satur- da y' I T eshivah Women Pla ► 22nd Banquet The women of Yeshivath Beth Yehuda will present their 22nd annual banquet at 6:30 p. m., Sunday, May 1 at Bnai David. Following the dinner, a ''nite of games" will be staged. Cantor Hyman J. Adler will sing. The public is invited. The Beth Jacob and kinder- garten departments of the Yes- hivath Beth Yehuda are main- tained by the women, and offer religious training. For tickets call TO. 5-1171.. Card of Thanks The family of the late Ruth Einstandig and children, Marc Mimi and Marcia, wish to thank their friends and relatives for the many acts of kindness shown them in their recent bereavement. TO 9-5519 LEWIS BROTHERS FotaagOitecroto 3800 PURITAN • UNIVERSITY 1 -7700 One of the finest equipped Funeral Manual lichar4 Graell• sod Marble Mmosireet. 7729 TWELFTH ST. 111 1-1155 ANNA METLER. of 2581 Elm- hurst avenue, died April 14. Serv- ices were at Ira Kaufman. She is survived by her husband, Max; son, Harry; daughter, Mrs. Ben- jamin Solomon; a brother and two sisters, Sisterhoods Slate Annual Conclave On April 25 and 26 the Michi- gan Federation of Temple Sister- hoods will hold their Annual Con- vention in Flint. The event will feature Mrs. Louis Russet, na- tional president of the Temple Sisterhoods and Jane Evans, ex- ecutive secretary of the National Sisterhoods who will speak at the banquot Monday evening and the luncheon Tuesday at noon. Members of Temple Israel Sisterhood who are planning to attend the convention are: Mes- dames S. Blacher, D. Krouse, S. Danto, S. Rosen, R. Rosen, W. Greenberg, S. Broida, M. Snyder, D. Keywell, A. Hass. M. Barris, J. Bean, S. Lunsky, H. Singer, L Rubinstien, S. Benyas, 11. Stark, 0. Stutz, E. Freshman, A. Sara- son, If. Jackson, J. Falk, I. Levy, J. Borland, T. Mittledorf, I. Small and C. Bassey. 'MD Mizraclii. Women Chart Induction REV. YEHUDAH LOEWY • • IRA KAUFMAN tw eed l'oncr•I•. Fully •okiront.td. P rIeed Right. 579 6rnil worth Philip J., Dr. Jack Y., and Dr. Jay; and daughter, Mrs. Sam Fleischman. Obituaries RECEPTACLES A,o, and It uMbi•h. Rei• • • tl ERICA N CON lit MT. It El' VITA I.E CO. Services were at Ira Kaufman. He leaves his wife, Sarah; sons, The family of the late Abra- HARRY SORI, 74, of 630 Mich- ham Lichtenstein wish to express sincerest, thanks to relatives and igan avenue, died April 16. Serv- Mizrachi Women of Detroit friends for the kindness shown ices were at Hebrew Benevolent. will induct several hundred new them in their recent bereavement. A brother of Chicago survives. members at a public ceremony The family of the late Marie JACOB GARTZ. 55, of 2685 on Lag B'Omer afternoon, May Simon wish to thank their friends Carter avenue, died April 17. 17 at the Mayfair Room. and relatives for the many kind- Services were at Hebrew Benev- Final plans will be discussed nesses shown them in their re- olent. He is survived by his wife, at the monthly meeting of the cent bereavement. Fannie; and daughters, Dorothy, Mizrachi Women's Council set for Rose, and Goldie. Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Jack The family of the late Ben Pearlman. Highlighting the after- Fellows wish to thank their ANNA WINKLER. of 2028 Tay- noon's program will be a play friends and relatives for the many lor avenue, died April 11. Serv- prepared by the dramatic groups kindnesses shown them in their ices were at Ira Kaufman Chapel. of the various chapters entitled recent bereavement. Her sons, Louis and Samuel, and "The Jewish Child Goes Home," sister, Mrs. Isadore Podolsky, sur- written by Mrs. Joshua Sperka. vive. Membership chairmen are Charlotte Nelson and Mesdames MAX DOBIS, of 2610 Webb HELEN M. LIPSON, 72, of Joseph Kunin, Sam Rosenberg Beaufort, S. C., formerly of De- avenue, died April 12. Services and Oscar Smith. troit. Services were held April 10 were at Ira Kaufman. He is sur- in Beaufort. She is survived by vived by his brother, Karl, of Lewis Baltuck Reburial two daughters of S. C.; and sons New York; and sister, Rose. Jack, Matthew, Sam, Irving, to Be Held on Sunday SAMUEL BLATNIKOFF, 2020 Joseph and Mickey. Reburial services for Lewis C. Elmhurst avenue, died April 11. DAVID STERN, 94, of 11p1 Services were at Ira Kaufman. Baltuck, vlio died in Germany, Petoskey avenue, died April 15. He leaves his sons, Nat and Harry Sept. 21', 1 - 44, will be held at Services were at Lewis Bros. Blatnikoff and David M. Blanke; the Ira Kaufman Chapel Sunday. Chapel. Ile leaves his daughters, and daughters, Mrs. Joe Fried- Rabbi Morris Adler and Cantor Mrs. Gizella flers.tey, Mrs. Elsie man, Mrs. Louis Robinson, Mrs. Jacob Sonerdclar will officiate. He Palmer, Mrs. David Stegman and Jack Groner and Mrs. Katherine is survived by his parents, Mr.• and Mrs. Max Baltuck; and his Horowitz. Mrs. Louis Gunsberg. brother, Harry. Interment will be MAX GENENDLIS, of 3780 at Machpelah Cemetery. BERTHA MALLIS, of 3211 Grand avenue least, died April Elmhurst avenue, died April 12. Tug, lee, can have luck with a 12. Services were at Lewis Bros. Services were at Ira Kaufman. Jewish Chronicle Classified Ad. David Mallis of Los Angeles, He is survived by his wife, Lena; Call WO. 1-1040. .Harry Mallis of Brooklyn and sons, Morris and Harry; and Victor Mallis of Detroit, survive. daughter, Mrs. John J. Light- Nerling is Hospital( and Homes stone. DAVID STEINBERG, 63, of LOUIS FORMAN, of 3337 16612 Woodingham drive, lied Certified MOH EL April 14. Services were at Lewis Sturtevant avenue, died April 16. Bros. He is survived by his sons, 3761 Ilumphrea Milton, Alfred, Francis and Ber- Phone WE. 4-2696 nard; daughters, Sarah and Mrs. • Joseph Cohen; and sister, Mrs. Fannie Komorn. Surgical Moho) Rabbi Isaac Stollinan, president of the Central Mizrachi Region who is leaving May 5 for an ex- tended tour of Isri.el, will be honored at a dinner of the De- troit Mizrachi unit at 6:30 p.m., Wednesday, April 27, at Lachar's, • • Dexter at Davison. Penina Chapter of Mizrachi Congregation Beth Tikvah will will meet at 9 p.m., Saturday at Bereznitzer Synagogue, Linwood offer a six week educational pro- at Davison. Rabbi Pinchos Katz gram for young men and their children beginning Sunday, and will speak. continuing each Sunday morn- ing through June 2. The program Orthodox Body Plans will be supervised by Rabbi Levin. Kosher Products Probe Leizer This second Minyan will begin NEW YORK—The Stdabath Ob- at 9:30 a.m. The procedure of servance Council's newly-organ- applying Talis and Tefilin and ized "Poale Agudath flarabonim" the prayers will be under the (Rabbinical Labor Federation) is ! guidance of Rabbi Levin. Fol- planning a tribunal to conduct lowing services, breakfast will a vigorous, coast-to-coast investi- be served by the sisterhood, head- gation of indorsements of all ed by Mesdames H. Friedman Kosher products. and M. Margolis. The public is GUSSIE BLOOM, 67, of 2009 invited. Leslie avenue, died April 11. Beth Tikvah Plans Cl ass on Re ligion KALA FARBER, 85, of 11501 Petoskey avenue, died April 15. Services were at Hebrew Benev- olent. She leaves her son, Leber; and daughters, Mrs. Sarah Sep- pen and Mrs. Bessie Cutler. • Rabbi Leo Goldman Vet-GA.4 and 11e•vara mewled a• Ifevatt oak 3035 Riehton Ot• and TO 8-3094 REY. CANTOR A S may. Cd"..hft, 2tirttry 11419 DEXTER BOUUDMAD at Edison DITROIT 6, MI04 DAVID GOLDEN Detroit'. Favrmt. TY. $-1496 W , 41,1Ing At Ilome by Appoit ■ Inp•nt • 9.a. 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