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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

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Thursday, September 21, 1950

Aids JIB Fund Drive Temple Israel Invites Public

to View New Building Friday

Temple Israel invites all mem- as table centerpieces, and also
bers of the Jewish community to be displayed in the Temple.
and the public in general to see Temple Israel religious school
the new Temple at Sabbath Eve hold_i its classes at Hampton Pub-
First annual Detroit Service
service, 8:30 p.m., Friday. tic School, 18460 Warrington
Group Day for trade and profes-
Rabbi Leon Frain will preach, drive, at Pick ford, at 9:30 p.m.,
sional workers of the 1950 Allied
and Cantor Robert S. Tulman, Saturday and Sunday.
Jewish Campaign will be held
accompanied at the grand organ
Thursday, Sept. 23, at Knoll-
by Karl W. Haas, will render the
wood Country Club, Harvey H.
traditional Sabbath music.
Goldman, president, announced.
The Ark of the new Temple,
Featured entertainer will be
designed by the architect William
Harry Hershfield, popular hum-
E. Kapp, as a replica of the Ark
Congregation Mogen Abraham,
orist and radio star of "Can You
that stood in the Tabernacle of synagogue of Yeshivah Beth
Top This?"
Moses, has already attracted at- Yehudah, announces a late eve-
In addition to entertainment,
ning schedule of daily Maariv
tention.
a day of golf, cards, dinner and
Of special interest, too, are the services for the convenience of
pi•izes are planned.
antique silver Torah decorations, businessmen and fathers of young
The executive committee of
purchased for the Temple by the children who cannot attend at the
the Detroit Service Group con-
Solomon family of Detroit from regular Minchah-Maariv hour.
in
addition
to
Goldman,
of
sist -
Services will be held at 7:45
the Solomon family of London,
Irving W. Blumberg, Abe Kasle,
p.m., Monday through Friday, in
England.
Milton K. Mahler, Gus D. New-
They are regarded by many as addition to its regular Minchah-
man, Ben L. Silberstein, Leonard
Maariv Minyan, which begins a
N. Simons and George M. Stutz. Laurence O'Larry, of St. Clair Furs, presents a check for $1,000 the most beautiful Torah crowns few minutes before sundown.
to
be
seen
in
America.
as
his
contribution
to
the
annual
fund-raising
drive
of
the
Bnai
Blumberg and Mahler are in
The special businessmen's serv-
The Feast of Sukkot will be
Brith Women of Detroit, which is to be held on Nov. 14 at the
charge of arrangements.
observed at Temple Israel by a ice will also include a daily
Masonic
Temple.
Mrs.
Sidney
Kalt,
president
of
the
Harry
B.
The Detroit Service Group,
special Festival Service at 10:30 course in the prayerbook and
comprised of seven trade and Keidan Chapter, receives the contribution, while Mrs. Lewis
Jewish traditions and legends.
a.m., Tuesday.
Manning,
president
of
the
Greater
Detroit
Bnai
Brith
Women's
professional divisions, is the fund-
The class, conducted by Rabbi M.
The
ceremony
of
the
Blessing
$500 made by
raising arm of the Jewish Wel- Council, watches. Among other contributions was Co.
All contri- of the Children who are begin- J. Wohlgelernter, has been in
Saul
Kalt
and
Lou
Golden
of
Kalden
Sheet
Steel
fare Federation.
ning their career of religious continuous daily and Sabbath
butions are allocated to the various Bnai Brith and Community
education in the kindergarten, session since December, 1948.
activities.
Directed at young men without
or the primary grades of Temple
Israel will be held on Shemini an extensive Jewish background,
Azeret at 10:30 a.m., Tuesday, the classes are open to all Jewish
men regardless of affiliation.
Oct. 3.
The Daniel Frisch Chapter,
The children of the religious
ZOD, is sponsoring its first dance
school will celebrate Sukkot by
The Women's Auxiliary of the building the miniature Sukkot
The Masada Chapter of the
of the new year, Saturday eve-
flirt, at the Jewish Community ZOD will hold its first get-to- Maimonides Medical Society will to be used in their own homes
gether for the membership at hold their first fall meeting at 1
Center.
The Men's Club of Congrega-
Dancing, which will begin at large and their friends on Mon- p.m. Monday, at the Belcrest
Hotel.
tion Gemiluth Chassodim will
9:30 p.m., will be to the music day.
open the season with its second
The meeting will start at 2:30
Mrs. Lillian Graham will speak
of Owen Moran and his orches-
annual Simhat Torah Ball at 8:30
p.m., at the Davison Center.
on "Europe Between Wars." Mrs.
tra.
p.m., Saturday, Oct. 7, at Bnai
As an added attraction, a
Instead of a speaker, Masada Graham has just returned from
Congregation Shaarey Zedek's Moshe.
rumba contest will be open to will feature a mock trial. The Europe and has attended many
Beth Hayeled nursery and kin-
Featured on the program will
all who attend the dance.
Zionist Party will be challenged UN conferences on world peace.
dergarten school has begun its be Mickey Woolf and his orches-
Admission to the dance is free by the membership.
• Officers for the coming year fourth year of activity.
tra; Lynn Sharon, television star;
to all members. Non-members
It will be up to Jerry Kelman, are:
The Beth Hayeled offers a cur-
may enter by paying a slight defense lawyer, to prove that the
Mrs. Henry Small, president; riculum based on the research and Sammy Woolf, comedian.
charge, or they may join the need for the Zionist Party is as Mrs., 1. Walter Silver and Mrs. of experts in education and child
Leo Grucnebaum i s chairman
chapter at the dance.
large as ever. Albert M. Colman Ervin Moss, vice-presidents; Mrs. psychology, and creates a bicul- of the affair.
For tickets contact, Selma Bon-
is opposing Kelman as prosecut- Sol Grossman, recording secre- tural environment in which the
SUKKOT FESTIVAL
tary; Mrs. Ed Skully, mailing sec- child can grow into a well-en- heim, 7730 McNichols road west;
ing attorney.
The Select Social Club of the
Walter Herz, 10350 Dexter boule-
The jury will be followed by retary; Mrs. Emory Stein, finan- tegrated Jewish personality.
Jewish Community Center will a social hour, refreshments and cial secretary; Mrs. Harold Gins-
Children are accepted in Beth vard; or Erwin Linz, 2225 Phila-
hold a Sukkot festival and Open
berg, treasurer, and Mrs. Benja- Hayeled from the age of three. delphia west.
dancing.
House Saturday, Sept. 30, in the
min Brand, auditor.
The full Beth Hayeled course is
Center.
three years, after which the child
U. S. Team to Leave
enters a special afternoon He-
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brew class which employs the
for
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ed in Beth Hayeled.
The annual election meeting of
America will send a team of 36
Classes are held Monday the Kvutzah Ivrith, Hebrew cul-
Detroit
Senior
Judaea
is
in-
athletes to Israel on September
through Friday from 9 a.m. to 12
23, for competition in the third viting all young people 14-18 to noon. Alternate classes meet from tural group, will be held at 9 p.m.
world Maccabiah which has attend its opening program to be I to 4 p.m. Transportation is pro- Saturday, Sept. 30, in the Rose
Sittig Cohen Bldg.
drawn contestants from 25 coun- held at 3 p.m., Sunday at the vided for those who desire it.
tries, it was announced by Harry Rose Sittig Cohen Bldg.
Detailed reports will be sub-
For further information con-
This program will feature the
EDWARD PEVOS
D. Henshel and Charles L. Orn-
mitted by the president, Joseph
tact
Elliott
Schwartz,
educational
graduation
of
16
former
Young
OPTICIAN
stein, co-chairmen of the United
Katz; chairman of cultural activi-
director, TY. 4-6200.
Quality Eye Glasses
States Committee for the 1950 Judaeans into the ranks of
ties, Morris Nobel; the editors of
Made from Your
Senior Judaea.
Eye Doctor's Prescriptions
Maccabiah.
the Had-Ha-Kvutzah, Bernard
All
Detroit
Senior
Judaeans
Sun Glasses - Safety Lenses
The games, patterned on the
Isaacs, Jacob M. Mathis and
ivioaern ?Tames
who
received
camp
awards
to
3216 Ewald Circle at Buena Vista
Olympics, will be conducted from
Aaron Toback; distribution of
Camp Tel Yehuda will be pres-
Detroit 4 Michigan
Sept. 27 through Oct. 8.
Hebrew books, M. Michlin; see-
ent to welcome all guests.
In December, delegates repre- retaries, S. Kasdan and Norman
Included on the committee
planning this event are Irwin senting every state will gather Ruttenberg; treasurer, Joel Cash-
Fields, Elissa Panush, Daniel for the Mid-Century White House dan; and publicity, Alex Roberg
Elazar, Eleanor Shur, Judith Cmference on Children and and Morris Plafkin.
Mrs. Julius Ring, the president
Spevakov, Shirley Kofender, Sue Youth. In Michigan the gover-
nor's commission has been work- of the Ladies Auxiliary of the
Ilyams and Earl Mandell.
Social dancing, singing, re- ing on its recommendations to Kvutzah, will report for the Aux-
freshments and exhibition danc- the conference.
ing will comprise the remainder
On Sept. 14-15, the Michigan ili T irh Y e . business part of the meet-
Commission held its mid- ing will be followed by a holiday
of the program.
century meeting on children and program which will include brief
outh at Michigan State College talks and community singing. Re-
youth
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freshments will be served,by the
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Present at the discussions were auxiliary.
Talpiot Children's Home for Im-
migrant Youth, which was estab- Mrs. Samuel Green, co-chairman
Our niw 1950 collection of all the
lished by Mizrachi organizations, of the community relations com-
mittee of the Jewish Community
has been dedicated. Forty child- mittee
desirable furs in coats, stoles and
ren from Tunis took up residence. Council; Hoke Levin, member of
jackets is now ready for your selection.
the executive committee of the
council. and Dr. S. Joseph Fau-
The beginning of the New
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We believe this is the time to buy
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AGENCY
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announces the removal of Its offices
furs, because our foresight in purchasing
from 605 Fox Theatre Building to
cil.
achievement by the S h o l e m
4126 W. McNICIIOLS
furs at early.season prices enables
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buys now.
The 10th anniversary celebra-
Leschetizsky, Piano Pedagogue of
tion will be held Saturday at the
Vienna, Austria
Halevy Music Center.
has opened a studio at
The group, now numbering 23
5847
Second
TR.
3-4941
AND POULTRY
members, meets each Monday at
Lb.
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member's homes. Besides their
• Kosher Salami, home
personal literary interests, they
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Jewish literary work.

Mocr en Abraham
Sets Evening Rites

Dance Scheduled
by Frisch Chapter Masada to Probe
Need for Zionism

Maimonides Unit
Slates 1st Meeting

Men's Club Plans
Simhat Torah Ball

New Term Slated
at S.Z. Nursery

Elections Slated
by Kvutzah Ivrith

Senior Judaeans
to Install Sixteen

Council to Attend
Youth Conference

Furs b4 Robert

Aleichem
Unit 10 Years Old

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