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Friday, October 16, 1942

THE JEWISH NEWS

Congregational and Other Religious News

Leaders to View
Post War World

Dr. McFarland Will Be First
Speaker on Beth El College
Series Monday

Dr. Edward W. McFarland,
professor of economics at Wayne
University, will be the first
speaker in a series on the subject
`The Shape of Things To Come"
at Beth El College, at 9 p.m. on
Monday. This series is part of the
course of instruction in the 18th
annual opening of Beth El Col-
lege.
On successive Monday nights
a sociologist, a psychologist, an
industrialist. a medical man,
an historian, an educator, a
philosopher, a religionist, a
Jewish layman,
and a
rabbi
will discuss the nature- of the
post-war world. according to
their professional points of view.
Included in the curriculum of
the college this year are two
courses by Rabbi Bernard Zeiger
of Jackson. Mich.: "The World
Today," an analysis of current
happenings and personalities,
and "A Survey of Jewish His-
tory."
Rabbi Herschel Lymon, minist-
er of religious education, will give
a course in "Modern Jewish Cul-
ture." He will also conduct a
course in the theory and practice
of Jewish education, with empha-
sis on the religious school. This
course is for prospective workers
in this field of Jewish education.

Rabbi Morris Adler
To Be Young Israel
Speaker Wednesday

The second in a series of 15
open forums on current Jewish
problems, sponsored by Young
Israel, will be held Wednesday,
Oct. 21, 9 p. m., at Yeshivath
Beth Yehudah, Dexter and Cort-
land:- The speaker, Rabbi Morris
Adler of Congregation Shaarey
Zedek, will lead the discussion
on the subject. "Jews in the
Post-War World." Subsequent
symbosia will take place on al-
ternate Wednesday evenings.
The program of adult educa-
tion, sponsored by Young Israel
for 10 months, includes classes
and study groups in Hebrew,
Chumosh-Rash. Prophets, his-
tory. Yiddish, Mishnah. Talmud,
religious law and interpretation
of prayers. Classes in Bible,
Talmud and Prayers are already
in session.

Rabbi Quits to Aid
War Work, Brother
Takes Over Duties

Two brothers were honored by
the First Hebrew Congregation
of Delray, on the evening of
Simhath Torah—to the one,
Rabbi Harry A. Greenfield, they,
said farwell. and to the other,
Rabbi Ernest E. Greenfield, they

extended cordial greetings in his
capacity of newly appointed spir-
itual adviser.
More than 300 members of the
congregation assembled to bid
Godspeed to the rabbi who had

guided their affairs during the
last nine years, and had resigned
to devote his efforts to defense
work. His brother, who will con-
tinue his work, came from Pitts-
burgh, Pa., and is a graduate of
the rabbinical schools of Debrec-
zen and Salgotarjan, Hungary.
Plans are under way for his for-
mal installation.

Shaarey Zedek Y. P. S.
Gives Dance Saturday

The Young People's Society of
Congregation Shaarey Zedek will
open the year's activities this
Saturday, at 8:30 in the social
ball of the synagogue. There will
be dancing, refreshments and a
floor show arranged by Miss
Julie Adler. There will be a dance
Contest with prizes for winners.

No Bar Mitzvah
Gifts; Give Money
To JNF, Boy Asks

Dr. Glazer to Speak

Fram Will Preach

in the Boulevard Bldg. The
speaker will be Philip Adler of
the Detroit New.
High School Open House
--
At the Sabbath Eve Services
The High School of Temple
at Temple Beth El, Friday, Oct. Philip Adler to Speak to Tern-
Israel will observe its annual
23, at 8 P.M., Dr. B. Benedict
ple Israel Men on
open house on Sunday. Young
. The influence of a Zionist Glazer will speak on "The Prom-
people of. high school age are
Oct. 26
home has made itself felt when ise of American Life — Some
invited. After the sessions, there
Sheldon David Schubiner, whose Thoughts on the 450th Anniver-
Bar Mitzvah services will take sary of the Discovery of Amer- - "The Song of Bernadette", will be dancing and refreshments
place this Saturday morning at ica." The Temple Quartet, under Franz Werfel's religious novel, in the gymnasium of the Hamp-
the Rose Sitting Cohen Bldg., the direction of Julius Chajes, will be the theme of Rabbi Leon ton Public School, 18460 Warring-
let it be knowr that he goes with Jason Tickton at the organ, Fram's sermon at the Friday ton Drive.
not want mater-' —
will render the musical program. night service of Temple Israel,
Temple Israel Religious School
Oct. 23, at 8:30 p. m., in the has been organized to conduct its
ial gifts but pre-
A social hour sponsored by the
Lecture
Hall
of
the
Institute
of
fers that t h
own War Chest campaign under
Temple Sisterhood will follow
Aks. The service will be followed the leadership of Roy Somlyo and
money be con-
the services.
by
a
social
hour
in
the
Roman-
tributed to the
Heinz Herz.
Sabbath morning services will esque Hall of the Institute. After
Jewish National
The children will be asked to
be
held
from
11
to
12
o'clock
in
the
Social
Hour,
the
young
people
Fund.
make pledges to meet a quota set
the
main
auditorium.
Dr.
Glazer
will
conduct
a
symposium.
Hi s parents.
for the school.
will preach.
Mr. and Mrs.
Adult Classes to Open
Morritz Schub- imiadi
Detroiters' contributions to the
Temple Israel opens its adult
iner of 3800
classes in Jewish history. relig- War Chest drive, Oct. 26 to Nov.
Buena V is t a Sheldon David
ion and literature next Wednes- 12, will aid in the support of 113
Ave., are active
Schubiner
day. at 8 p. m., in Room No. 14, agencies included in the 11 large
in Zionist circles. Mr. Schubiner
organizations of the campaign.
Boulevard Bldg.
is treasurer of the Arlazaroff
The course in current history CORSETS
Louis Dann, who, with the late
branch of the Jewish National
Workers' Alliance. He is active Rabbi J. L. Levin, assisted in the will be conducted by Rabbi Leon
in behalf of the Farband School. founding of Yeshivah Beth Yeh- Fram. Other classes will be an- ANNA WECHSLER
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Combined Sponsorship
member of the board of the
Mr. Dann has served on the
REPAIRING—
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The adult classes of Temple
National Fund.
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Enthused by the Bar Mitzvah's has been treasurer of the House bined sponsorship of the Sister-
attitude, friends of the Schubi- of Shelter since it was founded hood, the Men's Club and the
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ish National Fund will be hand- member of the board of education gregation: All members of the
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As one of the oldest members cieties will be registered free of
33 JOHN R
the boy's unselfishness.
of Congregation Mogen Abra- charge. For others the enrollment
ham. he has been responsible in a fee is $1 per course.
MEATS—
large measure for the merger be-
Sisterhood Launches
The Men's Club of Temple
tween the Congregation and the Israel will hold its opening meet- I. MARGOLIS
Yeshivah. and the erection of the ing Monday, Oct. 26, at 8 p. m.,
Busy
Meating Detroit for % Century
building at Dexter and Cortland.
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Yeshivah Makes
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Program to
Win the War

YESHIVAH LADIES'
Temple Israel Sisterhood's war LUNCHEON TUESDAY
Cantor David Katzman of Con-
efforts committee, of which Mrs.
Robert Kaltman is chairman, re- gregation Bnai Moshe will appear
ported on plans of a number of on the program of the annual
active subsidiary committees, at donor luncheon of the Ladies of
last Monday's meeting at the In- Yeshivah Beth Yehudah, next
stitute of Arts.
Tuesday at 12:30 p. m., in the
The USO committee, headed by Yeshivah building, Dexter and
Mrs. Samuel Linden, will provide Cortland. The guest speaker will
refreshments at the USO Center be Rabbi Jacob J. Nathan of
and will cooperate with the Trav- Congregation Bnai Moshe. David
I. Berris, vice-president of the
elers' Aid.
Mrs. Myron Steinberg of the Yeshivah, will be toastmaster.
Blood Bank committee will ar-
range for members to donate
blood for the Red Cross. Mrs.
Maxwell Emmer is war reporter
and Mrs. Morris Wayne, Com-
munity Council delegate.
Mrs. Jerome Kanter is in
charge of the Red Cross group.
The Consumers' Committee chair-
man is Mrs. Sidney Immerman.
Mrs. A. J. Schmerin, chairman of
the salvage committee, is arrang-
ing for collection of vital war
materials, with the cooperation
of the Boy and Girl Scout groups.

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Wohlgelernter Resumes
His Sabbath Lectures

Congregation Beth Tefilo
Emnuel announces that Rabbi M.
J. Wohlgelernter will give a ser-
ies of discourses based on the
portion of the week, on Satur-
day afternoons before Minca serv-
ices, beginning this Shabbos, at
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