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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

Thursday, March 23, 1950

Auxiliary Organizations of Beth El
Sponsor Social, Cultural Programs

Events
of the Week

The Club was founded in 1919
THE auxiliary organizations of a fair. The fair alone netted
by Dr. Leo Franklin, and Walter
Temple Beth El—the Young $8,000 for the new temple.
People's Club, Sisterhood, Men's When, in 1921, Temple Beth S. Heavenrich served as the first
Club and Scout troops—sponsor El decided once again to move president. Walter D. Schmier is
to larger quarters, the Sister-
hood again helped with the fi-
nances—this time by securing
pledges of $50,000 for the new
building.
Aimed at making Temple Beth
El "a dynamic force in the lives
of its members and in the city of
Detroit," the Sisterhood sponsors
many projects:
The women meet for monthly
cultural meetings, for weekly
workshops, and they take part in
many cultural. social and philan-
thropic activities.
The Beth El Sisterhood found-
ed both the Michigan State Fed-
eration of Temple Sisterhoods
and the League of Jewish Worn-
en's Organizations.

The Israel Club oI Detroit will

celebrate its 24th anniyersary
with a dinner to be held at 6:30
p.m., Sunday. For reservations,
call Ben Silber, TY. 6-3869. or
Mrs. Sarah Shusterman, UN. 4-
I ^471.
The March meeting of the Kol --
lin Family Club was held at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Kol
lin of Fullerton avenue.
• • •
The Kaplan Family Club net
at the Jewish Cultural Club''
Center March 5. Paul Begun, I
president, presided and dancing
contests were held. The next
meeting will be held Sunday,
April 9.
• • •
The Kreshover Cousins Club,
at its charter meeting, elected the
following offipers: Hilda Yorke,'
president; Anne Levin. vice-presi-
dent; Beatrice Schlott, secretary:
Pauline Berkowitz, treasurer: and
Nettie Newman, hospitaler. The
next meeting will be held Thurs-
day, March 23 at the home of
Pauline Berkowitz, 17606 Prairie
avenue.

- INTEGRATES MEMBERS

WALTER SCIIMIER
• • •

As in the case of the Sister-
hood, the Men's Club of Temple
Beth El is the oldest in the state
and is also one of the oldest in
the country.
The purpose of the group is
to integrate the new and old
members of Temple Beth El into
the congregational family."
With a current membership of
750, one of the largest in the
country, the group meets for
monthly cultural programs and
sponsors many social activities.
Unique among the Men's pro-
jects is their Sunday morning
breakfast and discussion group
which was organized five years
ago.
Some 200 members each Sun-
day attend these breakfasts and
discussions, and the lectures or
movies which follow.

the many social, recreational
and cultural projects of the
Temple.
Oldest of the auxiliary groups
is the Young People's Club,
which Dr. Louis Grossman
founded in 1886 as the Temple
Alumni Asosciation.
Now numbering 200 members,
the YPC meets for forums,
dramatic evenings, Bible classes
and musical programs.
On the lighter side, it sponsors
dances and arranges athletic
events.
Albert Colman is the current
'president of the group.
Back in 1901. Dr. Leo M.
Franklin founded the Temple
SPONSORS DINNER
Beth El Sisterhood. the oldest
Sisterhood in the state
The Men's Club is also the or-
Now the largest sisterhood in ganizer of the annual Inter-Con-
the country, the group boasts a gregational Men's Clubs' Dinner.
membership of 1300.
This year 12 men's clubs from
congregations all over the city
RAISED FUNDS
The early group, called the were invited to attend the event.
Another Men's Club's project
Women's Auxiliary Organization,
was formed to help raise funds is the annual course on Judaism
for the new Temple building. which they sponsor. The group
Mrs. Adolph Sloman was the calls in prominent speakers who
deliver lectures on various as-
first president.
The women put up penny pects of Judaism. The Men's
boxes, held card parties, and Club also sponsors an annual
sponsored a raft, a dance and Hebrew music concert.

FOR THE BEST

1950

MRS. M. G. WAYBURN
• • •

the current president.
Scout activities began at Tem-
ple Beth El the same year that
the National Boy Scout move-
ment was inaugurated — 1910.
The Temple's Boy Scout troop,
chartered in 1918, is the oldest
Jewish troop in Michigan.
The Boy Scout and Girl Scout
troops are sponsored by the
Men's Club and Sisterhood re-
spectively.

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