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Friday, April 20, 1951

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

Congregation Beth Moses
' ate New Synagogue
to Dedtc

Forty-nine years ago, five indi-
viduals met at the home of the
late Mr. H. Silver on Gratiot ave-
nue, and founded a congregation
named Beth Moses Anshe Rom-
ania.
For three years, services were
held in that home. By 1905, the
congregation had grown larger
and strong enough to purchase
a cottage on Adelaide Street.
The financial needs of the con-
gregation were met by member-
ship dues amounting to 10 cents
per member.
After eleven years, the con-
gregation could afford the pur-
chase of a home which was con-
verted into a synagogue. This
place of worship, which was
located on Hendrie street, was
used until 1926.
In that year, the congregation
reached a decision to build its
Own synagogue structure on
Owen avenue which became
known in all Detroit as the
Shul."
It was considered one of the
major synagogues in the city and
well known for its inainfold rel-
igious activities.
However, in the years follow-
ing, intra-urban migration caused
a substantial change in the neigh-
boring population, and necessitat-
ed, in 1940, the sale of that house
of worship.
The congregation then moved
Into a double store on Linwood
and Blaine, with the intention of
Using those quarters for a short
period.
The subsequent outbreak of the
war and shortages of building
materials following it, compelled
the congregation to postpone
their building plans for a decade.
Last year ground was finally
broken for a modern synagogue
building on Linwood avenue at

Oakman Court, which will be
dedicated at 2 p.m., Sunday.

Thus, a new chapter in the
history of Congregation Beth
Moses is to be opened. Its evolu-
tion from humble quarters in a
private home to a spacious mod-

Council Parley Local Doctors to Hear Talk
Slated Tuesday on Israel's Medical Progress

ern edifice, is indicative of the
favorable developaient of reli-
gious life in America.
A rich dedication program has
been prepared. Apart from Emil
Kahan, who will give the presi-
dential message, and Rabbi Isi-
dor Schneebaig, the newly ap-
pointed spiritual leader of the
congregation, greetings will be
extended byfabbis L. Levine
and Samuel if. Prem.
Cantor Hyman Adler will rend-
er musical selections.
Harry Anbender will be chair-
man of the dedication ceremonies.
A reception, tendered by the
sisterhood of the congregation,
will follow the ceremonies.

Dr. Joseph Hirsh, executive hol on the National Research
All the present officers of the
secretary of the Hebrew Univer- Council.
Jewish Connnunity Council will
Dr. Hirsh's subject will be
sity-Haddassah Medical School's
be nominated for re-election to advisory board, will address a
their posts by a nominating com- joint meeting of the Maimonides
mittee which will submit its re- Medical Society and Auxiliary
port at the Council Delegates' and the Detroit branch of the
American Jewish Physicians com-
assembly at 8:30 p.m., Tuesday mittee, on Tuesday at 8:30 p. m.
at the Jewish War Veterans Me- at the Lee Plaza Hotel.
morial Home.
Dr. Hirsh, who was chief of
The committee, headed by Mor- preventive medicine of the United
ris Lieberman, consists of Wil- States Air forces during World
liam Cohen, Mrs. Samuel Green, War II in Latin America, Europe,
Norman Berkley, Jerome Kell- and Africa, is a specialist in
man, Robert IL Nathans and health education and has written
and lectured extensively in this
rold Silver.
Harold
The committee also is consid- field.
Since 1949 he has served as
ering nominees for 12 vacancies
on the Council's executive com- the executive secretary of the
mittee, The names of those se- committee on problems of alco-
lected will be announced at the
DR. HIRSH
meeting.
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Dr. Shmarya Kleinman, Coun-
"Medical
Progress
and Research
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cil president, advised again that
in Israel."
other nominations for any Coun-
Wynn Garden, Detroit vocalist,
The feature of this year's
cil office or for membership on
will also present a group of Is-
Sisterhood
of
Adas
Shalom
Torah
committee
may
be
The Youth Group of Temple the executive
by qualified fund event will be the presenta- raeli songs, accompanied by Lil-
Israel announces its plans for made from the floor
delegates.
The
person
nominated tion of a cantata entitled "Israel lian Robbins Zellman.
the week end beginning May 11.
The American Jewish Physi-
must be a duly constituted dele- Eternal," symbolizing the past,
The week end will start off gate and must have expressed present and future of Judaism, cians Committee, medical section
with a Youth Sabbath eve service his willingness to serve if elect- written and directed by Mrs. Jo- of the American Friends of the
to be held in the main sanctuary ed. The names of all candidates seph M. Markel, on Wednesday Hebrew University, was organiz-
of Temple Israel at 8:30 p. m. will be placed on a ballot to be evening, May 23 at the congrega- ed in 1921.
Friday, May 11.
distributed to delegates at the tion.
During the past 30 years it has
This is the first Sabbath eve final Delegates Assembly in May.
The accompanist is Mrs. Isa- contributed heavily toward the
service which they will conduct
Nominated for another one- dore Mendelson, former presi- establishment and maintenance of
in their own new temple. It is year term, in addition to Dr. dent of Music Study Club. The the university's medical school in
part of the city-wide celebration Kldinman, are the following: publicity chairman is Mrs. Ann Jerusalem which comprises the
only facilities for medical train-
of the dedication services of Tem- vice-presidents: Rabbi Morris Goldman.
ple Israel.
Adler, Dr. B. Benedict Glazer and
The Torah fund event honors ing in the Middle East.
The Detroit branch of the Am-
All the youth of the commu- Sidney M. Shevitz; secretary: the Sisterhood's mothers and
nity are invited to attend this Irving W. Schlussel; treasurer: proceeds go to the Jewish Theo- erican Jewish Physician's Com-
service in which they will have Louis Rosenzweig.
logical Seminary of New York mittee was organized recently un-
Leo
an opportunity to participate.
to be utilized for scholarships, der the chairmanship of Dr.
activities
review
of
Council
A
The dinner-dance, which is and a report of plans for the Eternal Light programs, library, Orecklin and is sponsored by a
committee of the city's leading
held annually by the Youth observance of Israel's Independ- museum, tee.
Group, will be held May 12 at ence Day to be sponsored again
For additional information and medical men.
Dr, Theodore Bergman is pres-
the Whittier Hotel.
this year by the Community tickets, contact general ticket
Music will be by Walter Levine Council and Zionist Council also chairman, Mrs. Albert Goodman ident of the Maimonides Medical
and his hand. Tickets are now ∎vill be presented.
or her co-chairmen. Mesdames Society and Mrs. Henry Small,
being sold and can be obtained
Morris Botwin, Morris Gobel and president of the Auxiliary.
by calling Heinze Herz. TY
A welcome gift for any occa- David Penner.
Thinking of a gift? A Chronicle
6-1377.
sion is a subscription to the
A reception honoring retiring Jewish Chronicle. Call WO.
The Chronicle deadline is on subscription will always be a
welcome present.
officers and new officers of the 1-1040.
Tuesday noon.
Youth Group will be held in the
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youth center hall on the second
floor of the temple, Sunday,
May 13.

Temple Israel
Youth Tells of
COMA r- a 1 Events

Adas Shalom Unit
Prepares Cantata

COLUMBIA

Kvutzah Ivrith
Slates Anilual Merkaz Plans
Women's Event Kosher Cafe

The annual women's program
of the Kvutzah Ivrith (Hebrew
Cultural Group of Detroit) will
b. held at 9 p.m., Sunday in the
auditorium of the Rose Sittig
Cohen Building.
The central theme of the pro-
gram is "Life and Literature in
Israel With Emphasis on the Role
of the Woman."
The participants are Yonah
Yoshpeh, Miriam Jonathan and
Yonena Mathis, chairman.
The program will be introduc
ed by Mrs. Julius Ring, president
of the Auxiliary of the Kvutzah.
Refreshments will be served.
• Joseph Katz is the president
of the Kvutzah. Morris Nobel is
the cultural chairman.
An interesting feature of the
evening will be the distribution
of the newly published, Hed-Ila-
Kvutzah (Echo of the Kvutzah),
an annual Hebrew publication,
issued by the Kvutzah, which re-
flects the work of the Kvutzah
during the entire year.
The Hed-Ha-Kvutzah was edit-
ed by Bernard Isaacs, Meyer
Mathis and Aaron Toback. A
copy can be obtained from the
office of the United Hebrew
Schools.

Wienie Roast Planned
by Beth Aaron Youths

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A meeting of the Merkaz
(Center for Jewish Religious
Observance) will be held at
8:30 p.m. Monday at the Young
Israel Center.
Presidents a n d representa-
tives of Detroit's congregations
and other interested persons
are invited to attend.
The agenda includes estab-
lishment of a Kosher restau-
rant, strengthening Kashruth
supervision and progress re-
ports of committees.

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"Isryal Sings"

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will hold a wienie roast May
3 for members, prospective mem-
bers and friends.
They are also planning a dance,
the last of the season, for June
2 at the synagogue.
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