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Friday, January 26, 1945

THE .JEWISH NEWS

Photographs Taken In The

Beth Yehudah Day School

YESHIVATH
BETH YEHUDAH

Founded 1917

Dexter at Cortland

500 STUDENTS

20 TEACHERS

1944-45 BUDGET ...'85,000.00

DEPARTMENTS—

The Kindergarten

Yeshivah & Preparatory Classes
Beth Jacob School for Girls

—Week' Day Afternoons

and Sunday Mornings

BETH YEHIJDAH DAY SCHOOL

Second Semester Opens

Monday, February 5

Outdoor Play

Enrollment for the KINDERGARTEN and the
FIRST FOUR YEARS of the ELEMENTARY
SCHOOL program is now being taken.

The staff—both for the English

The school is regularly inspected

by the Detroit Board of Education.

and Hebrew studies- - consists of ex

and Board of Health and is recog-

pert licensed teachers, highly ex-

ized by all Public Schools in the City.

perienced in their_fields, who exer-

Classes meet between 9 a. m. and

-cise a wholesome influence upon the

training of the child's personality.

4 p. m. Mondays through Fridays. A

nourishing lunch is served at noon.

A

Lesson in Hebrew

A healthy environment is created

rA full curriculum of English sub-

for pupils, helping to educate them

jects is offered, following the sylla-

for life, in accordance with our re-

bus of the Detroit Board of Educa-

tion, in addition to a complete

ligious tradition, as loyal Jews and

Hebrew course.

good citizens.

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THE HEBREW KINDERGARTEN through song and play, manual activities and
educational games, prepares boys and girls for the first grade in both Hebrew and
secular studies.

Two Yeshivah_ Buses Transport Pupils From and To Their Homes

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Third Annual Patrons' Dinner

At Noonday Lunch

Sunday, February I I , at 6:30 p. m.

at the

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Social Hall at Cong. Shaarey Zedek

A Contribution of $25 Will Entitle You to Two Plates. $15 For One.

For Reservations Cali HOgarth 7990 or HOgarth 3821

YESHIVATH BETH YEHUDAH

DEXTER AT CORTLAND

Indian Village. Project (A Second Year English. Class)

DETROIT 6,

HO. 7990