Friday, May 28, 1943

THE JEWISH NEWS

Page Thirteen

Congregational Activities

Capt. Israel Wiener
To Address Annual
Memorial Services

Temple Beth El
Re-Elects Welt

Joseph M. Welt was re-elected

Shaarey Zedek's
Pre-Consecration
Service on June 5

Temple Israel
High School to
Graduate 10

The Junior Congregation of
Shaarey Zedek will conduct a
special Pre-Consecration Service
in the Main Synagogue on the
Sabbath preceding Consecration,
which will take place June 6.
Miss Joyce Pensler will give
the resume, and Miss Fayette
Singer will give the analysis of
the Biblical portion. Miss Zelda
Rosenthal, teacher at the Shaa-
rey Zedek Religious School and
instructor of the Consecration
Class, will present the discourse
of the morning. Sheldon Lutz,
Philip Caplan and Robert Kasle
will act as Readers.

Will Speak at Decoration Day president of Temple Beth El at
the annual meeting last Sunday
Ten young men and women
Event at Clover Hill
evening, in the Brown Memorial who have completed the grad-
Cemetery Sunday

Capt. Israel Wiener, who
served overseas in the South-
west Pacific, with the Medical
Corps of the U. S. Army for
more than a year, returning re-
cently on sick leave, will be the
guest speaker at the annual Me-
morial Day services at Clover
Hill Park Cemetery, on Sunday,
Decoration Day, at 2:30 p. m.
Capt. Wiener, former president
of the Jewish National Fund
Council of Detroit, was active in
community affairs here before
leaving for active service in
1941. His civil and war records
were described at length in last
week's issue of The Jewish News.
Dr. A. M. Hershman and Rabbi
Morris Adler, spiritual leaders
of Congregation Shaarey Zedek,
will participate in the program.
Cantor Jacob H. Sonenklar will
chant appropriate prayers.
Participants in the annual serv-
ives will include the Jewish War
Veterans and the Shaarey Zedek
Boy Scout Troops.

Bnai David Sets
Graduation for
14 on June 13

Students Complete 8-Year
Course; Ceremonies to Be
Held in Synagogue

The Bnai David Religious
School will graduate 14 students
at ceremonies on Sunday morn-
ing, June 13, in the synagogue
auditorium. The graduates have
completed an eight-year course
of study of Jewish history, the
Bible, prayers and Jewish ethical
concepts.
The theme of the ceremony
will center around Bikkurim.
The graduates will deliver short
talks on the first fruits of Jew-
ish intellectual labor throughout
our history. They will cover
each period of Jewish history to
show the efforts that have been
made to perpetuate and revital-
ize Judaism. Rabbi Joshua S.
Sperka will speak.
The graduates are: Albert
Blumenthal, Shirley Cannon,
Shirley Diamond, Thelma Dosie,
Sheldon Erenthal, Burton Hend-
ricks, Rhoda Kaine, Adelle Mos-
kovitz, Edwin Lewinson, Phyllis
Licht, Sol Levine, Ilene Ratner,
Richard Schram and Jack Wein-
stock.

Banquet of Yeshivah
Ladies Sunday, June 6

Chapel of the
Temple.

Other officers
elected are:
Leonard T.
Lewis, vice-pres-
ident; Walter S.
H eave n rich,
treasurer; Harry
H. Berger, Her-
bert D. Robin-
son, Dr. Nathan
J. M. Welt
H. Schlafer and David M. Well-
ing, trustees for three-year terms:
Dr. B. Benedict Glazer pre-
sented the Rabbi's report to the
Congregation, and Mr. Welt gave
the president's report on congre-
gational accomplishments in the
past year.

The meeting also was ad-
dressed by Dr. Leo M. Franklin
and Rabbi Herschel Lymon.

uation requirements of Temple
Israel High School will receive
their diplomas at the Sabbath
Eve services in the lecture hall
of the Detroit Institute of Arts,
Friday night, June 4 at 8:30.
Rabbi Leon Fram has invited
Chaplain Lt. Elliott V. Fleckles
of the Army Air Force Technical
Training Command to occupy the
pulpit. He will speak on: "The
Religious Factor in Victory."
The graduating class will con-
duct the entire service, including
the reading from the scroll.
Morris Garvett, president of the
congregation, will present the di-
plomas, and Arthur J. Hass,
chairman of the school board,
will present the awards.
Winners of Scholarship Medals
are: Burton LeVine, Allan Levy
and Roy Somlyo. The medals are
the gift of the Men's Club of
Temple Israel. Winners of Activ-
ities Key are: Heinz Herz, Patt
Levinson, Allan Levy, and Roy
Somlyo.
The Morris Garvett Leader-
ship Medal, an annual prize es-
tablished last year by an anony-
mous donor, to be given to the
Temple Israel High School stu-
dent who manifests in character
and personality the qualities es -
sential to community leaders,
will be awarded to Roy Somlyo,
who also will deliver the Vale-
dictory address. The class will
serve as choir for the occasion,
singing Ernst Block's "Amer-
ica" and Dmitri Shostakovitch's
"United Nations." They also will
lead the congregation in singing
the hymn, "Who Is Like Thee, 0
Universal Lord." The graduates
are:

Men's Club Elects
Lerner President
At the annual meeting of the
Men's Club of Temple Beth El
last week, the following officers
were elected:
President, Nathan H. Lerner;
vice-president, Theodore D. Birn.-
krant; treasurer, Charles H. Kott-
ler; secretary, Bertram Kaatz;
directors for a two-year term,
Nathan Balaban, Edward Lichtig,
Gus Braff, H. G. Schlafer, Burton
Clamage, Emil Waldbott, Arthur
L. Goulson.
The retiring president, Dr. Na-
than Schlafer, presented his an-
nual report and turned the gavel
over to the new president.
Speeches were made by Dr. B.
Benedict Glazer, Dr. Leo M.
Phyllis Brown, daughter of Mr. and
Franklin and Rabbi Herschel Mrs. Joe Brown ; Joel Samuel Door-
man, son of Mr. • and Mrs. Benjamin
Lymon.

Jewish Holiday Talks
Will Start on WWJ

Joseph A. Block, president of
the Congregation Bnai David,
announced this week that the
congregation has
been invited by
R a di o Station
WWJ to present
-a series of holi-
d a y discourses
on the Sunday
previous to each
Jewish holiday.
The first of the
series will b e
presented o n Rabbi Sperka
Sunday morning, June 6, at
10:45 a. m. Rabbi Sperka will
speak on "Democracy's Birth on
Sinai." A musical background
for Shovuoth is being prepared.

Dvorman: Jack David Fromm, son of
Mr. and Mrs. A. Anthony Fromm;
Heinz Herz, son of Mrs. Gustave Herz;
Marilyn Klein, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Ruben Klein; Burton LeVine, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. LeVine;
Patt Joan Levinson, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph R. Levinson; Allan
Levy, son of Mr. and Mrs. David S.
Levy; Arlene Roberta Singer, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Singer; Roy
Somlyo, son of Mrs. Ben Somlyo.

Program of Reading
Circles on June 15

The final session of the season
of the United Jewish Women's
Reading Circles will take place
at 2 p. m. Saturday, June 5, at
the Workmen's Circle Education-
al Center, Linwood and Burlin
game.
Chaim Radin of the Sholem
Aleichem Folkshule will review
"Der Gayer" by Nachman Borai-
sha. Mrs. Adele Mondry will re-
port on the reading groups' activ-
ities during the past year.

Rabbi M. H. Eichenstein, St.
Louis Talmudical authority, will
be the guest speaker at the 16th
anniversary banquet of the
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Miss Elaine Weisman will lead
the reading of Ashrey. Arthur
Benavie will act as Cantor.

Yeshivath Beth Yehudah
Starts Sabbath Classes

Dr. Samson R. Weiss, dean of
Yeshivath Beth Yehudah, an-
nounces that regular Sabbath aft-
ernoon classes have been organ-
ized for all students.

Four of these classes meet in
the Yeshivah building every Sat-
urday at 3 p. m. At 4 p. m.
Mincha services are held, fol-
lowed by the traditional Sabbath
meal for all pupils. A fifth group
meets in Congregation Beth
Moses, Linwood and Gladstone,
and is led by Rabbi J. Ungar.
The curriculum of these classes
has been chosen with the view of
imbuing the students with the

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Parents and children of the
Confirmation class as well as
their friends will attend the pre-
consecration services innovated
last year by Dr. B. Benedict.
Glazer next Friday, June 4, at
8:15 p. m.
On this occasion both parents
and children will assemble to-
gether in worship at this last
Friday evening service before
Confirmation.
Confirmation S e r vices will
take place on Sunday, June 6, at
9:30 a. m., at which time Temple
Beth El will confirm a class of
58.
This Friday the Temple will
hold its annual Commencement
Exercises at 8:15 p. m. Rabbi
Her s chel Lymon will deliver the
Commencement address and the
Valedictory vvill be given by
Sandford Goldberg. Joseph M.
Welt, president of the Congrega-
tion, will present the diplomas.
The awards for scholarship and
activities will be presented by
Dr. Herbert I. Kallet, for the past
four years chairman of the Re-
ligious School Committee.
Sabbath morning services will
continue regularly throughout
the summer months at 11 a. m. in
the Main Auditorium. All are
invited.

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Last Sunday, the Yeshivah ar-
ranged for a Lag b'Omer outing
for all 12 classes, in River Rouge
Park.

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