-January 28; 1944

THE JEWISH NEWS

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Congregational Activities

Houston Group's
Program Topic
Of Dr. Glazer

Talk on Reform Judaism
to Be Heard at Beth
El Friday Night

Dr. B. Benedict Glazer will
speak this Friday evening at the
Sabbath eve services of Temple
Beth El, on "Reform Judaism—
What Is It? What Is It Not?"—
with special reference to the
program of Congregation Beth
Israel of Houston, Tex.
Music will be rendered by the
Temple Quartet, with Julius
Chajes directing and Jason Tick-
ton at the organ. A social hour
under the auspices of the Sister-
hood will follow the services.

Beth El High School
Plans 2nd Tun Frolic'

= The High School of Temple
Beth El, under the sponsorship
of the High School Council, will
present its second "Fun Frolic"
Sunday afternoon, Feb. 6. There
will be danting, entertainment
and refreshments in the Men's
Club Room. This affair is open
to members of the High School
Department and their _friends.
Member§ of the, soc
ial com-
mittee • are Carol Alexander,
Howard Freeman,. Betty. Feller,
Richard Gach, Gerald.. Goldberg,
Marilyn Gladstone; Sue RObin-
son and Howard Prince.

Bnai David Holds
Palestine Program

Theater Night at
Bnai Moshe Feb.

2

The Men's Club of Congrega-
tion Bnai Moshe, in cooperation
with the Sisterhood, will sponsor
Theater Night next Wednesday
'evening in the banquet hall of
the Synagogue, Dexter and Law-
rence.
Robert H. Schwarz, president
of the club, will introduce stars
from Littman's People's theater.
Taking part will be Misha Fish-
zon, Sarah Gingold and Rochelle
Rosenfield, with Abraham Grus-
koff, musical director, at t h e
piano.
The public as well as Bnai
Moshe members are invited to
attend. Admission is free.

Temple Israel
To Hear Flint
Rabbi on Feb. 4

Rabbi Morton Applebaum
To Give Sermon; Garvett
To Read Services

Rabbi Morton Applebaum of
Temple Beth El, Flint, will oc-
cupy the pulpit of Temple. Israel
Friday night: Feb. 4, in the Leo,
ture Hall of the Detroit Inttitute
of Artt.
One of the younger rneri -of the.
Reform ministry, he is a disciple
of Rabbi Fram,. having been ih-

Dr. Halkin Speaks
At Shaarey Zedek

Dr. Simeon Halkin, -essayist,
poet and lecturer, will deliver
the sermon at the late Friday
evening services of Congrega-
tion Shaarey Zedek on Jan. 28.
His subject will be "Personal
and Group Salvation in Pales-
tine."
Rabbi A. M. Hershman and
Cantor J. H. Sonenklar will
conduct the services, which are
followed by a social hour.
The public is invited.

Bnai David to Present
School Program Feb. 4

A school program will be pre-
sented at the Friday gathering of
Congregation Bnai David on Feb.
4.
Robert Solomon, 12th grade I
student in Bnai David religious
school, will give a resume of the
week's Sedra. Rabbi Joshua S.
,Sperka will officiate and Cantor
Irving Ringel will Chant the mu-
sical program, assisted by a
-school choir.
Mrs. Joseph Jacobs of the Sis--
terhood Friday night committee
will be .in charge of - the social
hour, assisted by the following
hostesses: Mesdames San). Fagel-
man,' Henry Fen§ter, Charles
Friedman, 'Louis Garber, Morris
Garber, Louis Garvin, Jack Gil-
bert, Jack Glick, Monti's- Gold-.
berg, Samuel Goldberg, .Harry
Goldman, :Myer Gordon, Sydney:
Gorman, Charles Grossberg, Wil-,
liam Goulding, Jack Graff, Jo-
seph . Greenberg, Sol Gura„ Her-
man Holienberg; Jack 'HOffnia.n.

ittauer Honored
n 85th Birthday

Zionist ;Youth leaders of De-
troit will speak on "Palestine
and Jewish Survival" thit Fri-
day evening in an all-Palestine
In a resolution presented to
program to be presented by the
-Lucius N. Littauer' for his 85th
Bnai David Forum. The pro-
birthday on January. 20 by the
gram is designed to bring to
faculty and students of the In-
light the danger of the White
ttitute for Religious Studies,
Paper.
men of all creeds join in recog-
Aaron Sumitz, Akiva Dresnin
nition of the significance of the
and Leah Levitt will appear on
Part which Mr. Littauer has
the program, and Rabbi Joshua
played in building understand-
Sperka will preside. Cantor
ing among the western religion's.
Ringel will render . Pales-
The Institute for Religious
tinian selections, assisted by the
Studies was started at the Jew-
•senior and junior choir.
ish Theological S e_ria inary of
The resume of the Sedra will
America' a . gift: from Mr.
be given by Burton Hendrickt, a RABBI MORTON APPLEBAUM Littauer, received in 1939.
student 'of the. 9th. grade of the
Known throughout the coun-.
sPired to enter the Rabbin&te try
Bnai David Religious- School.
after littening to an address ,ley Ludui Littauer is alto famed as
Rabbi Fram before an assembly a pacifist, althoUgh he,_ does not
Rabbi Publishe,43ook
of Jewish youth in Toronto. His deny the essential nature of 'the
"• On 'Dialogue With God'
first pulpit w as in Earisink..Froin • war in which we a're• now, en-
"Dialogue With God," 'by.- there 'he was 'called to Flint.
'gaged. From the days When,:: as
Rabbi Frederic A Doppelt of
A director Of the Flint City a congressman, he voted against
Fort Wayne, Ind., published this Planning' Commission; 'the Flint the declaration of war with
week .12T..Dorrance '.. 43t CO:, Phil-- War Chett, and the Flint YMCA, Spain in 1898, Mr, Littauer has
adelphia
d. sc r i b est • at -a hu-: he also is chairthan of the Mich- been convinced that conflict and
meiraPpretiatiOn of the mean igan Briai . Brith Council's Speak- prejudice arise from ignoranCe,
ing of prayer for our time. ,.
ers' BUreall' and of the 'Flint and that 'the only basis for prog-
The .author;:." who ' ,presents the Zionist Emergency COnunittee.
ress in civilization isthe willing-
principle of • ipraYrer
The subject of his sermon will ness to discuss apparent differ-
life as viewed in pfesent-day be "Where Is God During ."Iclus ences • until a common under-
religiout philosophy and modern War?"
standing is reached.
Morris Gal-vett, president of
psychology, was graduated from
New. York University con-
• the - University of • Cincinnati and Temple Israel, will read the , ferred thr honorary degree of
was ordained 'Rabbl'.by• Hebrew services and.. Charles L. Gold- Doctor of Laws upon Mr. •it-
stein, president of the Men's taller on Jan. 20. -
Union College.,
Club, will read from the Scroll
: BIBLE PUT ON RECORDS
of the Law.: -
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eshivath Beth Yehudah
Sets Pre-Campaign Rally

Western Region., Rabbinical
Council of America, to Speak Wednesday; Schedule
For 2nd Annual Yeshivah Month Announced

Rabbi Cardon, Chairman of

Rabbi E. Louis Cardon of Springfield, Ill., - chairman
will
of the Western Region, Rabbinical Council, of
be the guest speaker at the final pre-campaign rally of
Yeshivath Beth Yehudah, Dexter and Cortland,- next
Wednesday evening.
, Abbe A. Levi, president of the PTA of the Ye'shivah,
w i 11 preside a n d mothers of

Yeshivah students will act as
hostesses.
The complete schedule of the
second annual Yeshivah Month
has been announced. It will be-
gin with a conference of . repre-
sentatives of communal organi-
zations, on Sunday, Feb. 6, at
2:30 p.m., in the Yeshivah Syna-

RABBI E..:LOUIS-CARDON

gogue 'Auditorium `It wilt be
addressed by Frank Cody, Mem-
ber of 'the -Detroit city CoUncil
and f o r m'e r sUperintendent of
schools:
Malaya Malka Feb. 12 .
Saturday evening; Feb. 12, cli-
maxing the Yeshivah Sabbath to
be observed in all local congre-
gations, a Malaya Malka will
be held at the Magen Abraham
Synagogue, Dexter and Cortland,
with Rabbi Jacob Kaminetzky,
Rosh Yeshivath Maharil of To-
ronto, Ont., as guest.
Pisgah Lodge of Bnai Brith
will sponsor a Yeshivah -'vening
on Tuesday, Feb. 15, at Tie Jew-
ish Community Center, with in-
vitations extended to members of
all Bnai Brith lodges in Detroit
and other neighboring corimaimi-
ties. Rabbi' Jeluidah M. Cohen
of the Hillel Foundation at the
University -of Michigan will be
the _principal speaker.
...A. roundtable discussion by
Yeshivah alumni„ prominent in
t h e Detroit_ Jewish communal
.life, will be featured.,
. Community EVening„ Feb. 21
Monday evening, Feb. .21 ; an
educational symposium will be
held at the Yeshivah Building
with 'the fOlowing. participants
speaking on'the - respective tub-

jects: Dr. Nathan Drazin of Balti-
more, Md., "The Roots of Yeshi-
vah Education in Jewish His-
tory"; Dr. A. M. Hershman, Rabbi
of Congregation Shaarey Zedek,
"Jewish Education and the Syn-
agogue"; Isaac Franck, executive
director of the Jewish Commu-
nity Council of Detroit, "Jewish
Education and Jewish Survival."
The Department of Michigan,
Jewish War Veterans of the U. S.,
including all posts and auxil-
iaries, have arranged a patriotic
evening for Monday, Feb. 28, in
t h e Yeshivah Building. There
will be presented three typical
scenes depicting t h e Yeshivah
curriculum by students of sev-
eral classes. Capt. Morris C. Katz,
of Hamilton, Ont., chaplain in
the Canadian Army, will address
that function.
Anniversary Banquet
The anniversary dinner culmi-
nating the Yeshivah, Month will
be held Sunday,. evening, March
5, in _ the social hall 'of Shaarey
Zedek, with.Rabbi Samuel Cooper
of Charlestown, W. Va., presi-
dent of Ohio Valley Zionist
Region, as speaker. Patrons of
the Yeshivah contributing $25 or
more will be,given , admission
cards to the dinner.
The semiannual public :tests in
all classes of the Yeshivah will
be held Feb. 6 through Feb. 10
as, part of Yeshivah. Month. Mem-
bers of the committee in charge
of examinations in addition to
the Board of Education are:
Rabbi Hershman, R a b b i Jacob
Hoberman, Cantor David Katz-
man and Rev. Morris Bodzin of
Detroit; Rabbis Jacob Blumen-
krantz and Benjamin Groner of
Windsor; Rabbi Joseph Krick-
stein of Mt. Clements; Rabbi I.
Strauss of Pontiac, and Rabbi
L T. Notis of Saginaw.

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