Congregational Activities

Rabbi Fram Talks
On Rabbi of Rome
This Friday Evening

Dr. Neuman Talks
At Shaarey Zedek
Next Wednesday

Rabbi Fram preaches on the
subject, "The Rabbi of Rome,"
at- this Friday evening's service
of Temple Israel in the Lecture
Hall of the Detroit Institute of
Arts.
"The Religion of the Future"
will be the subject of Rabbi
Leon Fram's sermon at the Sab-
bath Eve services on March 23.
Temple Israel Juniors will con-
duct the service.
The service and the social hour
hour will be followed by a sym 7
posium on "The Problem of
Youth in War-Time and in the
Post-War World."

Arranges Wedding,
Kosher Dinner for
Shctarey Zedek Folks

Mueller Delays Ceremony In
Lutheran Church Till After
'Maariv° Rites

At Congregation Shaarey Ze-
dek, members have come to
believe that the superintendent
of the building, Harry Mueller,
is equipped to answer any
"shaaleh" about Jewish matters
as a result of his long experience
with the congregation and with
Jewish matters.
Last Saturday night, when his
son, Kenneth, was married to
Miss Fradette, the Muellers
made certain that the wedding
would take place after Maariv
so that officers of the synagogue
and other Jewish friends would
be able to attend.
The ceremony was held at the
Lutheran Church on Arden
Park, and to make certain that
Rabbi and MI'S. A. M. Hershman,
Cantor J. H. Sonenklar, the
Harry Cohens, the Harry M.
Shulmans, the Ben Sidlows and
other Shaarey Zedek leaders
would be able to attend, the
wedding dinner was kosher-
catered at Pereira's.
Thus, the Muellers proved that
a lifetime of experience enabled
them not only to observe the
tenets of their own faith but
also to honor the faith of the
people with whom they had been
associated for more than 20
years.

Page Seventeen

THE JEWISH NEWS

Friday, March 16, 1945

DR. A. A. NEUMAN

Dr. Abraham A. Neuman,
president. of Dropsie College,
Philadelphia, vice-president of
the board of overseers of Gratz
College, will speak at Shaarey
Zedek Social Hall at 8:30 p. m.
next Wednesday, on "The World
Outlook from a Jewish View-
point," under .auspices of the
Men's Club.

Dr. Neuman, rabbi of Congre-
gation Mikveh Israel, Philadel-
phia, second oldest Jewish con-
gregation in the U. S., a leading
Jewish scholar, is editor of the
Jewish Quarterly Review and
author of several works includ-
ing a history of the Jews in
Spain during the Middle Ages,
and a biography of Cyrus Adler.

New Congregation
Planning Men's Club

At a meeting of Northwest
Hebrew Congregation and Cen-
ter, held at the Bagley School
on March 2, plans were form-
ulated for a Men's Club.

Beth El Arranges Its
Annual Congregational
Seder for March 29

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Temple Beth El's annual con-
gregational Seder will be held
Thursday evening, March 29, at
6 o'clock, in the social hall of the
Temple.
The Seder meal will be served
by a professional caterer.
Dr. B. Benedict Glazer will
lead in the recital of the ritual.
The music will be directed by
Julius Chajes, with Jason Tick-
ton at the piano.
Special treats will be served
to the children.
Reservations will be taken at
the Temple Beth El office until
March 23.

Bnai Moshe Re-Elects
Rosman President

Congregation Bnai Moshe and
the Sisterhood re-elected of-
ficers for another term at annual
meetings held March 11 and 12.
Harry Rosman was chosen
the synagogue's president, Irwin
Tamler, vice-president, Eugene
Weiss, treasurer, and Dr. Joseph
Starman, secretary.
Five directors, picked to fill
vacancies, John Adler, Milton
Eisler, Sam Freedman, Abe
Finkelstein and Alfred Guns-
berg, will serve for three years
together with eight directors
who hold over.
The Sisterhood re-elected Mrs:
I. E. Goodman, president: Mes-
dames Harry Rosman, Morris
Rosenberg, Adolph Deutsch, Sam
Freedman, Jacob Greenwald
and Theodore M. Curtis, vice-
presidents; Mrs. Harry Robin-
son, recording and correspond-
ing secretary; Mrs. Louis Guns-
berg, financial secretary; Mrs.
Louis Hartman, treasurer; Mrs.
Milton Eisler, secretary of
Simcha and Memorial Fund;
Mrs. Anna Deutsch, chaplain;
Mesdames: Adolph Beck, . Paul
Freeman, Louis Greenfield, Jos.
Grossman, Regina Hirsch, Jo-
seph Miller, I. Israel,• Louis
Kepes and Sam Simon, 'directors.

Medalie Guest at Temple Beth El's
Annual Laymen's Service, March 23

At the Sabbath Eve services of the Sisterhood will follow the
on Friday, March 23, at 8:15, services.
Temple Beth El will observe its
Mr. Medalie is a graduate of
Columbia University and Co-
lumbia Law School. He served
as an assistant district attorney
of New York County, was spe-
cial assistant attorney general,
U. S. Attorney for the Southern
District of New York, and was
the Republican candidate in New
York for the U. S. Senate. He
served as president of the New
York County Lawyers Associa-
tion, and president of the
Alumni Association of the Co-
lumbia Law School.
In addition to the presidency
of the New York Federation of
Jewish Philanthropies, Mr. Me-
dalie is vice-president of the
Greater New York Fund and a
GEORGE Z. MEDALIE
director of the National -War
annual Laymen's Service which Fund. He is a member of the
has been sponsored by the Men's administrative and executive
committees of the American
Club since 1934.
Jewish Committee, and • chair-
The guest speaker will be
man of its overseas committee.
George Z. Medalie, president of
A trustee of Temple Emanu-
the Federation of Jewish Phil-
El, New York, he has been active
anthropies of New York, an out- in many religious and civic or-
standing Jewish layman in ganizations.
America, who will speak on
"The Status of the Jew in the
Postwar World."
The musical program will be
rendered by the Temple Quartet
with Julius Chajes directing and
Jason Tickton at the organ. A
social hour under the auspices

Dr. Glazer Speaks
On Hitler Program
At Beth El Friday

"Hitler is Doomed! Will His
Program Perish With Him?" will
be the topic of Dr. B. Benedict
Glazer at the Sabbath Eve serv-
ices this Friday evening, at 8:15.
The musical program will be
rendered by the Temple Quartet
with Julius Chajes directing and
Jason Tickton at the organ.
A social hour under the
auspices of the Sisterhood will
follow the services.

Alexander Moss, president,
announced the following new
committees: Fund raising, Philip
Helfman, chairman; Alexander
Bnai David Scouts
Moss, co-chairman, Samuel Sim-
To Hold Mock Seder
mer, Alfred Helfgott, Charles
Charlip, Jack Hartstein, George
Boy Scout Troop 135, spon-
Liss and Morris Rosender; real
sored by the Men's Club of Con-
estate and building, Samuel W. Shaarey Zedek Pupils
gregation Bnai David and head-
Leib, chairman. Additions were Planning Consecration
made to the following commit-
Charlotte Kaufman has been ed by Scoutmaster Irwin Ratner,
tees: Social, Morris Rosender elected president of the 1945 will hold a Mock Seder in ob-
and • Jack Hartstein; member- Shaarey Zedek Consecrants, servance of Passover, in the so-
ship, Morton Berlin and Mal- Sybil Witus is vice president; cial hall of the synagogue, 14th
colm Rivkin; publicity, Joseph Audrey Cornfield, secretary, and and Elmhurst, next Wednesday
Beck.
Estelle Bakst, treasurer. Rehears- at 7:30 p. m.
Kiddush will be said by Paul
Mt. Sinai Sisterhood
Architectural drawings and als for the Consecretation ser-
plans for the new synagogue, vice, scheduled for June 3, are Fuchman. The traditional Four
Elects New Officers
to be erected on the south side being held. Interviews are being Questions will be asked by
of Curtis, two blocks west of arranged for Consecrants with Sheldon Abramson. Parents of
PORT HURON—At the an- Livernois, are being completed.
Dr. A. M. Hershman.
Scouts are invited to - attend.
nual meeting of Mt. Sinai Sister-
hood the following officers were
elected: Mrs. Ivan Hunter, UHS Pupils Studying
president; Mrs. S. S. Auerbach, All Passover Customs
vice-president; Mrs. Al Drescher,
secretary; Mrs. Jule J. Levy,
The study of Passover, which
treasurer; Mrs. Sam Young, begins this year on Thursday,
membership chairman.
March 29, is emphasized in all
Mrs. Isadore Goldman heads branches of the United Hebrew
the committee for the commun- Schools.
ity Seder, to be held the second
The laws and customs pertain-
Seder night.
ing to the observance of the holi-
Installation of the new offic-
ers will take place at a dinner day, the Haggadah, the history
meeting next Thursday, with and development and everything
Mrs. Louis C. Bergsman acting pertaining to this holiday is
being studied.
as chaplain.
Alvin S. Winkelman, promin-
In the lower classes the Hag-
ent civic worker and trustee of gadah is read and the songs are
Mt. Sinai, donated an American chanted, while in the higher
Flag to the League of Catholic classes the portions of the
Women during Brotherhood Chumosh dealing with Passover
Week.
are being studied.

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Holiday
Box

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'RESERVE
'WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 21, AT 8 P. M.

For The

ANNUAL MEETINGS

of the Following Agencies . . .

JEWISH WELFARE FEDERATION

An interesting program
is planned for this
evening.

JEWISH SOCIAL SERVICE BUREAU

FRESH AIR SOCIETY

NORTH END CLINIC

All contributors to the
Federation agencies are
invited to attend -this
meeting.

JEWISH VOCATIONAL SERVICE

RESETTLEMENT SERVICE

At The Jewish Community Center