Friday, August 23, 1942

THE JEWISH NEWS

Congregational Activities

Young Israel. Plans
Holyday Services

Will Worship at Joy Road
Synagogue and Yeshivath
Beth Yehudah

Arthur Gellman, chairman of
the High Holydays committee of
Detroit Young Israel, announces
the resumption of activities for
5703, with ar-pz
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rangements o
special services
at 2691 Joy Rd_,
and in the aux-
iliary synagogue
(rooms 5, 6) of
the Hebrew Tal-
mudical Acad -
emy, Yeshivath
Beth Yehudah.
Dexter and Cort-
land. Young Is- Arthur Gellman
rael religious worship is marked
by congregational singing and
other special features. There are
over 70 such synagogues through-
out the country, governed by the
National Council of Young Israel.
Young Israel services in Detroit
have been conducted in many lo-
calities since 1922.
Distribution of seats to mem-
bers and friends of the move-
ment will take place every week-
day evening through Sept. 10 at
the Joy Road Synagogue and
the Yeshivah Building. Informa-
tion may also be secured by tele-
phoning TR. 1-2934 or TO. 5-4823.

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ewish Chaplains
Given Promotions

58 Rabbis Are Serving in
Army, 6 in Navy; One Now
Lieutenant-Commander

The promotion of seven Army

and Navy chaplains of Jewish
faith to higher ranks and an in-
crease in the number of Jewish
chaplains on active -duty to 64

have been announced by Dr. Da-
deSola Pool, chairman of the
Committee on Army and Navy
Religious Activities of the Na-
tional Jewish Welfare Board.
Six Army chaplains were ele-
vated from lieutenant to cap-
tain, and one Navy chaplain, H.
Cerf Straus, of Alexandria, La.,
was named a lieutenant-com-
mander. The six newly-desig-
nated Army captains are Chap-
lains Max A. Baude, of Har-
mony. Pa.; Sidney E. Unger,
Philadelphia; Abba N. Fineberg,
Niagara Falls, N. Y.; Aryeh Lev,
Lebanon. Pa.: Jacob J. Honig, of
Hartford, Conn., and William H
Rosenblatt, of Los Angeles, Calif.
The promoted Army chaplains
join four other Jewish chaplains
who have risen above lieutenan-
cies since their induction into
service. They are Chaplains
'Bernard Segal, of Queens Vil-
Iage. N. Y.; Harry R. Richmond,
Of Wichita, Kan.; Nathan E Ba-
rasch, of Bayonne, N. J., all cap-
tains, and Major Julius A. Lei-
' b _ ert, of Los Angeles.
Of the 64 chaplains now on ac-
tive duty, 58 are in the Army
end six in the Navy. Four new
Army chaplains have been ap-
pointed in the last three weeks.
They are Joseph H. Freedman,
of Olean, N. Y.: Albert S. Gold-
' - ein, of Sioux City, Iowa; Alex-
nder D. Goode, of York, Pa.,
and Isaac Klein, of Springfield,
Mass.

ZION BOOK STORE
,GETS NEW SUPPLIES

Zion Book Store, 9008 Twelfth
.St., TR. 2-9878, has received a
large assortment of new Hebrew
,and English books. Included
ong them is the new transla-
tion of Selichoth, books of Jew-
ish humor, festival stories, prayer
1books, and a large assortment of
children's books.
Zion Book Store also carries a
arge assortment of Machzerim,
Taleisim, New Year cards. The
store specializes in buying and
selling rare and imported books.
Special attention is given to out

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of town or telephone ordbrs.

Beth El's School Yeshivah Opens
Opens Sept. 19-20 Its Fall Term

The Religious School of Temple
Beth El will hold its opening
sessions on Saturday morning,
Sept. 19, and Sunday morning,
Sept. 20.
Former students of the Reli-
gious School will receive detailed
information through the mail.
Registration of new pupils is
being held at the school office
daily, except Saturday and Sun-
day, from 9 A: M. to 5 P. M. New
students must be accompanied
by either parent or guardian
when registering. The Religious
School accepts children from the
age of 4 (pre-kindergarten)
through high school age.
The Religious School opens
this year with a staff of com-
petent teachers and an entirely
revised curriculum which in-
cludes the latest available educa-
tional material in the field of
Jewish religious education. A
number of innovations will also
be introduced in the extra cur-
ricular activities and many new
activities will be added.
Rabbi Herschel' Lymon, newly
appointed Minister of Religious
Education, will supervise the
school.

Will Receive American and
Zion Flags at Ceremonies
Sunday Afternoon

Ng. ThIrtaini

Register Sholem
Aleichem Pupils

MacCullough Public School, 13120
Wildemere, Room 106; Custer
Public School, 15531 Linwood,

Schools Start Activities Sept.
8; Labor Day Outing
Planned

Room 306.
Pupils of the Sholem Aleichem

schools are taught to speak, read
and write Yiddish; Bible, Jewish
literature, folklore, ancient, med-
ieval and modern history. The
children are also taught Jewish
Sholem Aleichem Folks Insti- customs and they celebrate Jew-
tute announce that registration ish holidays.
for all grades, including begin-
New teachers added to the staff
ners' classes, will start Tuesday, include Bendore and Chane Ag-
Sept. 8.
ranoff, a former Sholom Alei-
Parents in the Northwest sec- chem pupil, graduate of the Mit-
tion are urged to register their tle Shule and a student of high
children for the coming semester Shule. Chane Agranoff will be
at the following locations: 3754 music instructor and will assist
Monterey Ave.; Brady Public in teaching.

Dr. Samson R. Weiss, dean of
Yeshivath Beth Yehudah, an
nounces that the fall term of
has already begun. Monday, Aug.
17, night classes met after a four- School, 2920 Joy Road, Room 127;
Friday night forums are con-
week vacation.
ducted for the benefit of adults.
The total number of students donor of the AmerIcan flag is They consist of lectures by emi-
at the conclusion of the previous Aaron Newman; donor of the nent authors.
The budgetary requirements
semester was 137. A heavy en_ Zion flag is Benjamin Gould.
are being covered through three
rollment of new students is ex-
Morris Kosman and Abraham
pected during the month of Sep- Mittleman, students of the sec- major annual projects: Banquet
tember. Provision has been made ond Talmud class of the Yeshi- in October, bazaar in January
for the opening of additional two vah, will accept the flags in be- and donor dinner early in the
spring, sponsored by the Ladies
classes.
half of the institution with Eng_ of the Sholem Sleichem Reading
The Yeshivah offers instruction lish and Hebrew talks.
Circles.
in Hebrew language, Prayer-
The coming season's activities
David J. Cohen, member of the
book, Bible, Rashi, Misnah, Tal- board of the Yeshivah, will serve will begin with the
Labor Day
mud, Shulchan Aruch, Jewish as chairman. The public is in-
outing. The Sholem Aleichem an-
history, Jewish Ethics and Yid- vited.
nual Labor Day v.- eek-end fes-
dish and prepares students for
tivities will take pike at the
Unveiling of Plaques
Bar Mitzvah.
Farband Camp, Chelsea. Mich.
New students are accepted
Plaques honoring the donors of beginning Saturday, Sept. 5,
Mondays through Thursdays, 9 class_roorns and class-furnishings through Monday, Sept. 7. The
to 1 and 3 to 8. Fridays and Sun- will be unveiled on Sunday, Aug.
Cleveland Dramatic club will be
days, 9 to 1. For further infor- 30, at noon at the Yeshivah.
present. An orchestra will pro-
mation call HO. 7990.
Donors and their families will vide music for

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dancing. For res-

on that occasion gather for a ervations and details call Mrs.
Presentation of Flags
"Always laugh when you can
luncheon prepared and served by Dombey, To. 7-0983, or Mrs.
Detroit
Post
No.
135
of
the
It is a cheap medicine. Merri-
the Ladies of the Yeshivah.
Friedman, No. 2696.
Jewish
War
Veterans
of
the
Un-
ment is a philosophy not well
understood; it is the sunny side ited States will present the Ye-
shivah with an American and a
of existence."—Byron.
Jewish Flag.
Attend the
"Wondrous is the strength of The ceremonies will take place
cheerfulness."—Carlyle.
Sunday, Aug. 30, at 230. The

You Are Invited to

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8663 Twelfth St.

Established 18 Years

TYler 5-8611

Offers A New Complete Stock

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HIGH HOLY DAYS SERVICES
DOWNTOWN SYNAGOGUE

at the

Randolph,- corner State Street

For Reservations Write or Phone

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CONGREGATION 1371A1 MOSHE

CONGREGATION BETH TIKIIAH

Dexter and Lawrence

High Holy Day Services

Sept. 12, 13, 21

with

Petoskey Ave. between Boston and Chicago

has engaged the services of

CANTOR LEIBELE KASSMAN

and a special choir
to conduct Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur Services and to

lead in Selichoth services Saturday, Sept. 5, at midnight.

Tickets for services are available at the synagogue daily from
7 to 10 p. rn. and all day Sunday.

CANTOR DAVID KATZMAN

and Trained Choir, under the Leadershin of

NATHAN TURBOWSKY

Seats on sale at Congregation office,. Dexter and Lawrence,
daily 9 to 12; 2 to 10, all day Sunday.

SHAAREY ZEDEK

Separate services for children to 14 years of age. in English
and Hebrew. Admission to these services free.

Announces That

Selichoth services midnight of Saturday, Sept. 5. Free admis-
sion.

AUXILIARY SERVICES

Will Be Held During The

HIGH HOLY DAYS

Congregation Bnai David

In the Large and Spacious

Social Hall of the Synagogue

Chicago Boulevard at Lawton Ave.

Elmhurst and 14th Streets

DR. A. M. HERSHMAN

Announces Annual High Holy Day Services .

and

Sermons will be delivered by

RABBI JOSHUA S. SPERKA

RABBI MORRIS ADLER

Will Deliver the Sermons

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REV. J. SILVERMAN

The services will be conducted by

Will Conduct the Services

CANTOR MOSHE BER GORDON

Make Reservations At Once
At the Offices of the Congregation

With the assistance of a large choir
under the direction of
DAVID SHKOLNICK

From the Committee in Charge or

Phone. TYler 4-6200

Open Daily. Evenings and Sundays

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