Congregational Activities

Assembly to Hear Pinchick Concert
Memorial Lecture Sunday Evening
By Rabbi Adler Will Also Conduct Sabbath

U. S. Rabbinical Conference
Invites Detroiter to Give
Talk at Session

Services at the Beth Abra-
ham Synagogue

Cantor Pierre Pinchick, one of
the most prominent synagogue
singers in America, will appear in
concert at Beth Abraham Syna-
gogue, Linwood and Sturtevant,
this Sunday evening.
On Friday evening and Satur-
day morning, Cantor Pinchick
will conduct services at the Beth
Abraham.
Tickets for the services and
the concert are available from M.
Indianer, 8725 Linwood.

Rabbi Morris Adler of Congre-
gation Shaarey Zedek has been
invited to deliver the Prof. Mor-
ris Levine Hebrew Memorial
Lecture at the annual conference
of the Rabbinical Assembly of
America in New York, which
opens June 21.
This annual lecture has been
established in memory of the
late professor of the Jewish
Theological Seminary and is de-
livered at the Academic Session
of the conference.
Rabbi Adler will speak on the
"Roots of Democracy in the
Jewish Tradition." Rabbi A. M.
Jewish soldiers at Fort Custer,
Hershman of Shaarey Zedek Kellogg Field, Percy Jones Gen-
gave the memorial lecture three eral Hospital and Coastguards-
years ago.
men in the Battle Creek and
Kalamazoo area were provided
with the opportunity to observe
Shovuoth at the USO W e s t
Michigan Club in Battle Creek
Wednesday, June 9.

Battle Creek Soldiers
At Shovuoth Services

Membership Drive
Opened by Yeshivah

The membership drive of
Yeshivath Beth Yehudah formal-
ly opened at the meeting of the
board of directors Monday, June
7. It was initiated by Morris
Dorn, member of the board, who
pledged himself and his wife for,
a life membership of $100.

A parlor meeting at which the
directors will report on the drive
will be held Monday evening,
June 21, in the home of Samuel
Hechtman, 4000 Glendale, chair-
man of the drive for 500 new
members.

Shovuoth services were con-
ducted by Chaplain Martin M.
Perley of Fort Custer. Service-
men e n j o y e d the traditional
Shovuoth supper. Arrangements
for the celebration were made
by Samuel Kurzon, Jewish Wel-
fare Board director in Battle
Creek, with the assistance of
Mrs. Henry Gibson, Mrs. Morris
Blyveis, Mrs. Sam Konegsberg
and Mrs. Harry Rosenstock, all
of Battle Creek.

The general membership is in-
vited to the opening of the
Colden Book, Sunday afternoon,
June 27, at 2 p. m.

Sabbath League
To Celebrate
2nd Anniversary

Bnai David Women
Install Officers

Banquet to be Held June 3Q;
Lighting of 500 Candles
To be a Feature

The Women's League for Sab-
Bnai David SiSterhood installed
bath Observance will celebrate
officers at ceremonies last Mon-
its second anniversary at a party
day evening. Max Chomsky, ex-
on Wednesday, June 30. A feature
ecutive secretary of the syna-
of the celebration will be the
gogue, acted as installing officer.
lighting of 500 candles, one by
Mrs. Louis Bertman, new presi- each member of the organization.
dent of the Sisterhood,: appointed Installation of officers also will
a committee to cooperate in the take place.
synagogue's newly launched
Two successful rallies were
Summer Religious Camp. Mrs. held during the past week and
Jos. Jacobs will assist on the many women were enrolled in
committee.
the movement. The rally at the
At graduation ceremonies last Bnai Moshe was addressed by
an Sunday morning the Sisterhood Rabbis Moses Fischer and Jacob
presented gift books to all grad- Nathan. On Wednesday after-
noon at the Beth Tefila Emanuel
uates.
Synagogue, Rabbi Sampson
Weiss addressed a large gather-
Beth Israel of Flint
ing of the Twelfth St. Branch.
To Award 11 Diplomas
Mrs. Isadore Levin presided.

The religious school of Congre-
gation Beth Israel of Flint will
hold its 10th annual commence-
ment exercises Sunday, June 27,
at 3 P. M., in the Flint Jewish
Community Center. Eleven boys
and girls will be graduated.
Those who will receive diplomas
are:

Ruth Roslyn Altman, Howard
Cohen, Shirley Culiner, Pearl
Betty Fleisher, Shirley Gottfelt,
Ruth Lillian Kaplan, Beatrice
Levenson, Roslyn Sylvia Rosen-
feld, Bertha. Sills, Lois Joyce
Steinman and Richard Woods.

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THE JEWISH NEWS

Page Fourteen

Temple Israel's 2nd
Anniversary Dinner

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Graduation Set
For High School
At Shaarey Zedek

Presentation of 23 Diplomas
Feature of Services
This Saturday
Important Announcement on
Future Plans to Be Made
The annual high school gradu-
ation of Shaarey Zedek Religious
at Event This Sunday

Temple Israel will celebrate the
second anniversary of its found-
ing on Sunday night, June 20, at
6:30, at the Book Cadillac Hotel.
The celebration will take the
form of a congregational dinner
to be held at the Book Cadillac,
where the Temple was organized
two years ago.
The dinner will be followed by
the third annual meeting of the
congregation. Officers and trus-
tees will be elected to serve for
the ensuing term.
Action of great significance for
the future the congregation
and the J Msh Community of
Detroit is anticipated at this
meeting.
The arrangements committee
for the second anniversary din-
ner consists of Mrs. Julius Fisher,
chairman, Myron Steinberg, co-
chairman, David Brodie, Dr. Sam-
uel B. Danto, Roy Sarason, Abe
Schmerin and Mesdames Leon B.
Cowen, Samuel B. Danto, B. Da-
vid Ruby, Roy Sarason and Abe
Schmerin.
Members of the board of Tem-
ple Israel Sisterhood will act as
hostesses at various dinner tables.
Rabbi Leon Fram will present
his annual Rabbinical report and
Morriss Garvett will deliver his
report as president.
Cantor Robert S. Tulman, ac-
companied by Karl Hass, will
render selections from his reper-
toire of the opera and of Jewish
music. The dinner and meeting
will be followed by dancing.

School will take place in the
Synagogue main auditorium this
Saturday, as a feature of the
Sabbath services.
Twenty-three young men and
women will receive their di-
plomas signifying the completion
of 12 years of training in the
school.
Judith. Pregerson and Harold
Berry will deliver the valedictory
addresses. Barbara • Eder will
present a gift to the Synagogue
from the class. Leah Crohn will
sing in Hebrew the 24th Psalm.
Dr. A. M. Hershman and Rabbi
Morris Adler will address the
graduates. Jacob B. Rogvoy is
the instructor of the 12th grade
class.
Those who will receive di-
plomas are: Rita Lynn Aronoff,
Sherman Isaac Becher, Harold
Berry, Eveleen Ethel Budnitzky,
Lois Fern Coggan, Lawrence
Collins, Harriet Rosaline Corn-
field, Leah Crohn, Barbara Lois
Eder, Shirley Sane Frank, Shir-
ley Beatrice Jacobson, Shirley
Ruth Lastar, Samuel I. Le Fond,
Sidney Lesser, Ethel D. Levine,
Judith S. Pregerson, William
Schoenfeld, Sheldon R o b e r t
Schwartz, Herbert A. Sefton', Ar-
thur Simpson Shufro, Marjorie
Ann Silberblatt, Jack Wolrauch
and Allen Nelson Zeff.

Hebrew Benevolent Soc.
Now Beautifying Graves

The Hebrew Benevolent So-
ciety (Chesed Shel Emes) is
making beautifications of graves
at the Hebrew Memorial Park
Cemetery. •
The organization sent many
letters to people whose relatives
and friends are buried in the
Congregation Beth David, Elm- cemetery advising them to beau-
hurst and 14th Sts., announces tify the graves. Hundreds of
the formation of a Summer Re- graves have been beautified so
ligious Camp to supply instruc- far. For information call - the
tion and recreation under syna- Hebrew Benevolent Society at
the Chesed Shel Emes at 2995
gogue supervision.
The camp will be under the Joy Road, telephone TY. 6-1686.
supervision of Max Chomsky, Office hours are 9 to 5 p. m.
educational director of Bnai
David. Registration already has
begun for the camp which will
meet in the social hall of the
synagogue. The season will last
from Tuesday, July 6 through
August 5. Sessions will last from
Monday through Thursday each
week.
Besides programs including a
story hour and games, children
who do not have the funda-
mentals of reading Hebrew will
be taught. Several outings to
points of interest also are plan-
ned.
Registration is open to children
5 to 14 years old. Fee is $1 for
the season.

Bnai David Offers
Summer Religious
Camp for Children

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Hapoel HaMizrachi
To Meet on Monday

The first meeting of the reor-
ganized Detroit branch of Hapoel
Hamizrachi will be held this
Monday evening at the home of
Miss Esther Edelman, 2696 Webb
Ave.
The Detroit branch has been
reorganized under a call by
Rabbi M. Paretzky and Max
Temchin,

At the reorganization meeting,
a large group of young men and
women voiced their determina-
tion to help in the furtherance of
the Hapoel Ha Mizrachi Chalut-
zim.

There are now over 10,000
Chalutzim in Palestine who are
members of this organization.
The aim of members in the
Diaspora is to gain more Chalut-
zim and to supply them financial
and moral assistance. The orga-
nization was formed to give
backing to those pioneers who
entered Palestine to form col-
onies consistent with Jewish tra-
ditional practices and ethics.

Those wishing to join the De-
troit branch may call Rabbi
Paretzky, TO. 6-6090.

7 OF 716 NEED INQUIRY,
MISS SZOLD REVEALS

TEL AVIV (JPS)—Only seven
cases out of the 716 children who
came from Teheran required fur•
ther investigation of the records
of religious education by the
specially-created committee for
religious supervision of the
Youth Aliyah Bureau, it was re-
vealed by Miss Henrietta Szold.

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