Friday, December 17, 1941

THE JEWISH NEWS

Page Thirteen

Congregational Activities

Young Israel to Celebrate
21st Anniversary on Dec. 26

Dr. Glazer Sets
Hanukah Sermon

Congregation Bnai Zion
Sidor Belarsky, Noted Basso, to Be the Guesf Soloist;
To Dedicate Honor Roll
I. M. Bunin, National Leader, to Address Gathering
With 75 Names, Dec. 26
at Hanukah Event at Institute of Arts

Honor Roll of men in serv-
Detroit Young Israel's annual affair, in celebration of ice An
will be dedicated by Congre-
Hanukah and in honor of the organization's 21st anniversary, gation Bnai Zion, 3841 Hum-
will be held Sunday evening, Dec. 26, at the Detroit Institute phrey, on Sunday evening, Dec.
of Arts.
26.
Sidor Belarsky, famous basso, will be the guest soloist.
Department of Michigan Jew-
He will be accompanied by Rebecca Frohman and will sing a ish War Veterans will partici-
group of Hebrew, Yiddish and
pate in the program and Samuel
Russian songs.
J. Rhodes will be guest speaker.
Presentation of Colors will be
The guest speaker will be
under the leadership of Roy C.
Irving M. Bunim, national Young
Cohen.
Israel leader.
The Honor Roll will carry the
Members of the junior-inter-
names of 75 sons of members in
mediate groups of Young Israel
service.
will kindle the Hanukah lights.
I. Sosnick, president, will be
Reservations Available
the chairman. The congregation
Patrons' and members' admis-
has been active in the sale of
sion will be by reservation only.
War Bonds and has thus far sold
They can be made by calling
$100,000 worth among members.
Charles T. Gellman, TO. 5-0547,
or David I. Berris, CA. 8788.
Young Israel's program calls
for the unification of Jewish
youth in Detroit and Michigan
for the perpetuation of traditional
Judaism.
SIDOR BELARSKY
Adult classes are held regular-
ly. Vocational guidance oppor-
tunities are offered to Sabbath
Temple Israel will hold a spe-
observers. The religious services
cial Hanukah musical service
sponsored by the movement at-
for
next Friday, Dec. 24, at 8:30 p.m.
tract 400 on the Sabbath and
in the Lecture Hall of the Detroit
festivals.
The sum of $2,410 has been col- Institute of Arts.
60 in Armed Forces
Cantor Robert S. Tulman will
lected from boxes through the
The 10 junior - intermediate period of the last six Months, by render the blessings for the light-
ing of Hanukah candles. Officers
groups already have a member- the following ladies:
ship of 150 boys and girls rang-
Mrs. Ida Baker, 15900 Normandy. of the congregation will kindle
ing from 6 to 18. Hundreds of $1,601; Mrs. Sarah Goldman. 3005 W. the lights. The Cantor will render
Chicago, $415; Mrs. Miriam Shelovsky, several arias from Handel's ora-
young men and women have been 3353
Fullerton, $300: Mrs. Sarah Gell-
attracted to the movement in De- man, $42; Mrs. Basha Krakowski, $52. torio "Judas Maccabeus." Karl
The monies have been cabled W. Haas, organist, will play a
troit during the last 20 years.
Contact is maintained with sev- through the Vaad HaYeshivoth to medley of Hanukah music. The
eral thousand members of the the following Palestinian Yeshi- Youth Choir will sing Emma
Lazarus' "Kindle the Taper."
movement through Detroit's voth for a total of $1,935:
Laurel Nan Jacobson, a mem-
Slobotka Yeshivah, Jerusalem $125:
Young Israel organ, the Inter-
Yeshivath Mir, Jerusalem, $125; Ka-
preter. There are 60 Detroit menetzer Yeshivah, Jerusalem $100; ber of the Youth Choir, will ren-
Young Israelites serving in the Slonimer Yeshivah, Jerusalem. $100; der a solo, "Mattathias," and will
Yeshivath Mekor Chaim, $75: Hebron sing a duet with Newton Arnold,
U. S. armed forces.
Yeshivah, $125; Etz Chaim Yeshivah,
$100; Or Torah of Tiberias. -$125; To also of the Youth Choir.
Celebrate Hanukah .
Chief Rabbi Herzog for Refugee Rab-
Children of the Religious
$75: Tifereth Zri, $100: Beth Jo-
Young Israel will celebrate bis.
seph. Jerusalem; $100; -Etz Joseph School have been invited with
Hanukah on Wednesday evening Pinsk. Jerusalem, $100; Beth Joseph, their parents.
Aviv, $100; Heichel Hatalmud,
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Tel
Rabbi Leon Frain will inter-
Tel Aviv, $100; Atereth Joseph, Tel
Samuel Hechtman, 4000 Glendale. Aviv, $100; Sfath Emeth, Jerusalem, pret the Hanukah ceremonials
$60;
Meah
Shearim.
$100;
Petach
Tik-
Final reports will be made on vah, $125; Chaye Olom, $100.
and the festival music.
the second annual affair- to be
On Sunday afternoon, Dec. 26,
Money was sent to following
held Dec. 26.
Yeshivoth in Siberia for a total Dr. and Mrs. Samuel B. Danto
At the organization's last meet- of $475: -
will be at home to teachers of the
ing, Charles T. Gellman, presi-
Bialistoker Yeshivah, $125: Kletz- Religious School and members of
dent, was honored on his election ker Yeshivah, $125; Mir Yeshivah, official boards of the congrega-
Chofetz Chaim Yeshivah. $50;
to the chairmanship of the Mid- $50;
Kamenetz Yeshivah, $75; Telser Yeshi- tion for a Hanukah celebration.
western Regional Council. Sam- vah, $50.
Mrs. Danto is president of Tem-
uel W. Platt, chairman of the
In addition the following in- ple Israel Sisterhood.
board, presided at the meeting, dividual contributions were sent
The Religious School of Tem-
held at Lachar's. Rabbi Naftali to Palestine Yeshivoth and insti- ple Israel will hold Hanukah as-
Carlebach and David I. Berris ad- tutions: Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Ba- semblies Saturday, Dec. 18, and
dressed the members.
ker, $291; Mrs. Sarah Goldman, Sunday, Dec. 19. A shadow play
Jr.-Intermediate Group
$80.
telling the story of Judas Macca-
Young Israel Intermediates,
formerly functioning as Batya,
were reorganized as Shoshanah
Girls. New officers are:
Beth Cohen, president; Char-
lotte Abrahms, recording secre-
tary; Deborah Levin, correspond-
ing secretary; Harriet Gellman,
treasurer.
A latka party will be held at
the home of Beth Cohen, Dec. 28.
A new Junior Boys' Group has
been organized by Rabbi Abra-
ham Zentman, to be known as
Bnai Akiba, for members aged
11 and 12. The group meets Sat-
urday afternoons and is taught
Jewish history and customs.
Chess and checker games are
played and there are outdoor
activities.
Should Be Selected

Hanukah Music
Features Temple
Israel Service

Five Women Collect
$2410
Yeshivoth

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For Next Friday

Dr. B. Benedict Glazer will
speak on "Wanted—A Fighting
Faith; A Hanukah Challenge to
the Modern Jew" at Sabbath eve
services of Temple Beth El on
Friday, Dec. 24, at 8:15 p. M.

Julius Chajes, music director,
has arranged special Hanukah
music. In .addition to the Temple
quartet, the newly organized
choral group will make its first
appearance and will render se-
lections from Handel's "Judas
Maccabeus" and Mendelsohn's
"Hymn of Praise." Jason , Tick-
ton will be at the organ.

The new Hanukah Lamp of the
Union of American Hebrew Con-
gregations, presented to the con-
gregation by J. Weinbaum, will
be dedicated.

A social hour under the aus-
pices of the Temple Sisterhood
will follow the services.

This Friday evening, Dr.
Glazer will speak on Sholem
Asch's historical novel on Juda-
ism and Christianity, "The
Apostle."

`Hanukah Marches On,'
Student Play at Beth El

"Hanukah Marches On" by
Sam Silver and Alvin Fine is the
presentation of the Junior High
School this Saturday at 10 a. m.
The cast includes: Collette Salon,
Judy Mayer, Geraldine Yagoda,
John Hopp, Jerry Bronson, John
Romm, Bertram Loewenstein,
Marianne Goldberg, Joan Field
and Toby Breuer.
"The Hanukah Light" by
Miriam Tucker will be presented
before the primary and interme-
diate departments Sunday at
10:15 a. in. • The cast includes:
Carol Lewis, Bertram Shapero,
Marshall Loewenstein, Marjorie
Yagoda, Joan Lewis, Susan
Klein, Joan Isaacson, Bruce Far-
ber, Lois Lenhoff and Joan Lo-
ewenstein. Both plays are under
the direction of Mrs. Blanche
Golden Romm.
Following the plays, there will
be individual classroom parties
at which there will be the ex-
changing of gifts and the serving
of refreshments in keeping with
the spirit of Hanukah.
Every pupil of the religious
school will receive a box of
Hanukah candles.

OLEN'S

Beth Israel Sisterhood
Tops Flint Bond Goal

Beth Israel Sisterhood of Flint,
Mich., announces that its goal of
$250,000 in the recent Third War
Loan Drive was exceeded by $25,-
850.

Mrs. Dora Gold, chairman of
the committee for Bond sales, in
thanking her co-workers, said
that all organizational efforts in
Flint were topped by the Sister-
hood's drive.

beus will be presented under the
direction of Mrs. S. H. Makman.
Mrs. Samuel Green will direct a
Hanukah pageant of the Primary
Department. Mrs. William P.
Greenberg gill coach an original
playlet on the Feast of Lights, to
be given by the Stage Club of
the Religious School.

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Zionist Chapter One
Announces Program

Chapter One of the Zionist Or-
ganization of Detroit, having
doubled its membership since
September, announces the fol-
lowing program:
Members participated in the
Zionist-Hadassah rally Tuesday,
at the Shaarey Zedek, and heard
the address by Maxa Nordau.
Together with Migdal, Chapter
One is sponsoring a meeting with
Moshe Furmansky as guest
speaker, this Sunday, at the Jew-
ish Community Center.
Hanukah will be celebrated
Dec. 26 and members will be no-
tified of the place of the celebra-
tion.
For further information, call
the Zionist office, CH. 6559, or
the president, Sidney Z. Leib,
TY. 6-2299.

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