THE JEWISH NEWS

Page Twelve

Friday, May 22, 1942

Activities In The Detroit Congregations

New Service
Written for
Confirmation

Dr.

Welt Is Re-elected
Beth El President

Congregation Leader
Honored at 92nd Annual
Meeting; Others Named

Glazer to Consecrate 73
At the 92nd annual meeting of
in First Class at Temple
Congregation Beth El last Sun-
Beth El Sunday
day, Joseph M. Welt was re-

The Confirmation Service of
Temple Beth El will be held in
the main auditorium Sunday,
May 24, at 9:30 a.m. A new and
inspiring service entitled, "The
Ideal of Freedom in Jewish Tra-
dition," has been written for this
occasion by Dr. B. Benedict
Glazer. This will be Dr. Glazer's
first Confirmation Class at Beth
El, which numbers 73.
The doors of the lower auditor-
ium will close as soon as the
confirmants enter the Temple
and the Congregation is therefore
urged to be in their seats not
later than 9:30 o'clock. No ad-
mission cards are necessary for
the Confirmation Service.
CONSECRATION SERVICE
On Friday evening, May 22, at
8 o'clock, the confirmants will
participate with their parents in
a consecration service.
The presence of young and old
in the Temple during the Festi-
val of Shovuoth, traditional an-
niversary of the day of which
the Ten Commandments were
given to the children of Israel
at Mt. Sinai, is a symbolic re-
minder that adults, as well as
their children, must be reconse-
crated to the task of knowing,
practicing and spreading the
moral and spiritual laws of God.
Dr. Glazer introduced the Con-
secration Service in the congre-
gations which he served while
in Pittsburgh and New York.
This Friday evening will witness
the inauguration of this impres-
sive— ceremony at Temple Beth
El.
LAST EVENING SERVICE
This service will be the con-
cluding evening service for this
season. Divine worship will be
conducted every Saturday morn-
ing at 11 o'clock in the main aud-
itorium of the Temple.
The following arc the 73 boys
and girls who tvill be confirmed
at Temple Beth El on Sunday:
Lloyd Jay Adelson. GoIdle Gloria

Applebaum. Ellin Suzanne Arden. Mar-
cia Frances Atlas. Rosalyn Barnett.
In; Fern Baskin. Barbara Joyce Beck-
er. Johanna Berlin. Jacqueline Bern-
stein, Herr's. Marjorie
Mae Balker. Madeline Brodie. Bar-
bara Bela Brown. Stanley Harold
Brown. Rachel Joan Buegelelsen,
Elaine Mui lel Burman, Donna Maxine
Carlson, Marcia Barbara Cohen. Mari-
lyn Jean Davies, Betty Ann Feller,
Howard Freeman. Audrey Fried. Su-
zanne Lizbeth Ginsburg, Lawrence
Gllek (Bleier), Pearl B. Goldberg,
Helen Fray Golden. Lobs Jean Gold-
man. Toby Goorman, Barbara Jean
Gottesman. Claire Louise Gottesman.
Zoan Ruth Grosner. Donald Joel Gross-
man. Russell Charles Harris, Lois El-
len Hopp, Sarabelle Jaian, Joyce Jane-
way. Richard Nurko Kaplan, Joyce
Norma Katz, Iris Ann Kerner, Lois
Hope Klein. Elaine Barbara Kohn,
Ronald Marlin Kottler, Dulcie Beth
Kr. , snicir. Sara Gall Lewis. Rosalie
Ann Mayer. Lois Meisner, Rona Mels-
ner, M. Richard .Meyerson, Lucille
Meyer, Robert Samuel Moers, Martin
Starr Myers, Barbara Hope Prentis,
Howard Sherman Prince. Sharon June
Itaseh. Zalna Charlotte Rice. Robert
Edward Boffins. Ronald Marvin Roth-
stein. Ruth Itudin, David Samuel Rus-
kin. Nancy Jane Schiller, Bernard
Raphael Schulhof, Bernard Silverman,
Norton Slatkln. Zenta Slatkin, Mal-
colm Sntflay. Samuel Sofferin, Jr..
Susan Stamler. Barbara Jeanne Wal-
lace, Patricia Ann Weber. Joan Retta
Weingarden, Doris Frances Wertheim-
er and Leonard Joseph Winkler.

SHOVUOTH AT BETH EL
Shovuoth services will be held
in the main auditorium of Tem-
ple Beth El on Friday, May 22,
at 10:30 a. m.

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elected unanim-
ously as presi-
dent of the Con-
gregation.
Other officers
re-elected were:
Leonard T. Lew-
i s , vice - presi-
dent, and Harry
H. Berger, treas-
urer. The fol-
lowing trustees
Joseph M. Welt were elected for
a term of three years: Harry S.
Grant, Harry A. Hyman, Benja-
min Wilk and Andrew Wineman.
Trustees holding over are: Mrs.
Isaac Gilbert, Walter S. Heaven-
rich, Dr. Herbert I. Kallet, Herb-
ert D. Robinson, Dr. Nathan H.
Schlafer, Nate S. Shapero, Leo
Siegel and Julian G. Wolfner.
Adolph Finsterwald is an honor-
ary trustee. Mrs. Henry Meyers,
president of the Temple Sister-
hood, serves as an ex-officio
member. and Harry R. Solomon,
chairman of the Cemetery Board,
will serve as an ex-officio mem-
ber until the end of the fiscal
year.
Martin R. Kaatz, valedictorian
of the 1942 High School Grad-
uating Class, recited President
Roosevelt's Proclamation on "I
Am an American Day." The first
annual reports of Dr. B. Bene-
dict Glazer, spiritual leader of
the Congregation, and Joseph M.
Welt, president of the Congre-
gation, were received enthusi-
astically by the members. Dr.
Leo M. Franklin gave the bene-
diction.

Miss Brewer Picked
First Girl President

The Young People's Society of
Congregation, Shaarey Zedek at
its annual meeting elected Miss
M. Brewer president; Cynthia
Malitz, vice-president; Sarabel
Drootman, recording secretary;
Charlotte Miller, corresponding
secretary and Esther Syers,
tl.easurer. Board members are:
Mildred Jacobs, Evelyn Pearl-
man, Selma Weisberg, Nettie
Seligson and Ruth Sobel.
Miss Brewer is the first girl
ever to hold the presidency in the
history of the Young People's
Society of Shaarey Zedek. For
her excellent work in the past,
Mildred Jacobs was unanimously
elected honorary president.

Sermon Series
To Be Based on

TWO BROTHERS

Ethics of Talmud

A SPECIAL SHOVUOTH POEM

By PHILIP RASKIN

Rabbi Leon Fram Friday night,
May 29, will begin a series of
sermons on "The Ethics of the
Fathers," or the Pirke Aboth,
chapters from the writings of
the rabbis dealing with morals
and manners.
The Friday night services of

I see them both : one high above the sod

And one in the valley—his brother;
One with the marble tablets of God,
With a gold-forged calf—the other.

Two brothers they are—yet one stands alone,
Serene and reposeful in cloud;
While beneath, with the caltin the dazzling sun,
His brother sports with the crowd.

And men have come, and men have gone,
And skies have been clear and clouded;
But he on the hill still stands alone,
While the valley of Gold is crowded.

Copyright 1942 by Independent Jewish Press Service, Inc.

4 U.H.S. Classes
To Be Graduated

Four classes have completed
the prescribed seven-year ele-
mentary course in the United
Hebrew Schools, and the grad-
uation ceremony will take place
during the last week in June.
The following are the officers,
graduates and instructors:

David W. Simon Branch: Eugene
Malitz, president; David Stern, vice-
president; Barbara Malitz, recording
secretary; Solomon Domnitch, David
Jack Eisenberg, Rosalyn Ann Eisen-
man, Celia Rose Ettinger, Jerome Et-
tinger, Fred Hittman, Shlomo Faber,
Mordecai Grossman, Leon Isaac Gura.
Sidney Kelman, Irving Landy, Judith
Lenora Levin, Marvin Margolis. Alvin
Matthew Kurz, Peter Siegel, Wilbert
Simkovitz and Helen Sylvia Starr. The
instructor is Mr. Joseph Haggai.

Philadelphia-Byron Branch : Irving
Ritter. president; Hannah Cohen. vice-
president; Irving Zeitlin. secretary;
Calvin Klayman, treasurer; Miriam
Bernstein, Helen .Borminskl, Beth
Cohen, Hannah Cohen, Charlotte Fort-
gang, Elsiemae Goldstein. Esther Gor-
stein, Joseph Hyman, Calvin Klayman,
Rudolph Phillips, Irving Ritter, Esther
Strom and Irving Zeitlin. The instruc-
tors are Max Gordon and Irwin Sorer.
Rose Sittig Cohen Branch: Seymour
Barahl, president; Roger Daniels, vice-
pt esldent; Lester Becker, secretary;
Elliot Schubiner, treasurer; Seymour
Barahl, Lester Becker, Roger Daniels,
Yale Domnitch. Aubrey Gealer, Max
Krolik, Victor Linden, Leah Michlin,
Leonard Portnoy. Harold Salter, Her-
shel Sandberg, Elliot Schubiner. Mar-
vin Weiss and Morris Zelonka. The in-
structor is J. M. Mathis.
Parkside Branch: Sidney Swidler,
president; Delphine Weisner, vice-
president; David Levy, secretary;
David Levine, treasurer; Barbara
Bross. Daniel Gilbert, David Levine,
David Levy, Morris Silver. Sidney
Swidier, Deiphine Weisner and Pearl
Weisner. The instructor is Michael
Michlin.
Medals win be awarded by the
Feigenson brothers, the Julius Rosen-
wald Auxiliary of the American Le-
gion Unit No. 218 and the Kvutzah
lvrith.

CENTRAL HIGH, P.T.A.
SERVICES AT BNAI DAVID
The Central High School will
have special Saturday services
jointly with the P.T.A. of the
Central Branch on Saturday
morning, the second day of Shov-
uoth. The services will be held
in the Bnai David Synagogue,
Fourteenth and Elmhurst.
Sunday morning, Isru Hag of
Shovuoth, the Rose Sittig Cohen
Branch of the United Hebrew
Schools, will hold its Shovuoth
program in the auditorium of the
school. M. H. Zackheim, chair-
man of the Board of Education,
will speak.
In the afternoor, the Parkside
Branch will hold its Shovuoth
program in the auditorium of the
school.

CONGREGATION BETH
ITZCHOCK SERVICES
The Beth Itzchock Synagogue,
3836 Fischer Ave., announces
holiday services Thursday at 8
p. m. and Friday at 9:30 a. m.
Yiskor services will be held Sat-
urday at 10:30 a. m.

RABBI SPERKA'S SERMON
The topics of Rabbi Sperka's
sermons at Congregation Bnai
David, Fourteenth and Elmhurst
Ayes-, will be as follows: Friday,
"The Torch"; Saturday, "Inspira-
tion" Yiskor services will begin
Saturday at 10:30 a. m., Cantor
Singer officiating.

12th Successful Season

Temple Israel now are held la-
the Temple Israel library room

at 611 Boulevard Bldg., begin-
ning at 8:30 p.m. Cantor Tulman
will chant the Sabbath Eve
melodies accompanied at the
organ by Karl Haas.
The Red Cross unit of Temple
Israel will meet every Tuesday
and Wednesday from 9:30 to 4
p. m. The Young People's Chill
will hold picnics and meetings
throughout the Summer and will
engage extensively in U.S.O.
work. The Men's Club commit-
tees will be busy during the
Summer planning programs for
the Fall and Winter. The Men's
Club is also planning Summer
outdoor meetings. The annual
meeting of the congregation is
scheduled for Sunday night,
June 14.

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