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THE JEWISH NEWS

Congregational Activities

Rabbi Fram to Give
Readings from Great
Jewish Literature

Beth El Men's Club
Elects Leon Wayburn

Elect 18 Directors
At Beth Yehudah
Monday Evening

Friday, May te, r945

Child Care Workers to Aid
Overseas Program of JDC

Group to Operate As a National Council of Jewish Women
Unit, Mrs. Welt Announces; NCJW to Render
Service. to Homeless, Orphan Children

Leon S. Wayburn- was elected
president of Temple Beth El
NEW YORK-A group of professional child care workers
Beginning with the Sabbath Men's Club at the 26th annual
Rabbi M. J. Wohlgelernter, will be sent overseas to operate as a National Council of
Eve Services on Friday night, meeting, May 9.
president of Yeshivath Beth Ye-
hudah, has extended an invita- Jewish Women unit in the overseas program of the Joint
May 25, Rabbi Leon Fram will
Other officers are: Arthur L. tion to the community at large Distribution Committee, it was announced by Mrs. Joseph
deliver a series of readings from
Goulson, vice-president, Hyman to attend the general meeting of M. Welt of Detroit, president of the National Council of Jew-
great Jewish literature.
G. Schlafer, secretary, and Oscar the Hebrew Talmudical Acad- ish Women.
From now until September
Declaring that recruitment of
emy, Monday, in the Dexter and
the Sabbath Eve services will M. Zemon, treasurer. The fol- Cortland -building of the insti- workers already has started, and was sent overseas by Council.
"The overseas unit to go abroad
lowing
directors
were
elected
for
be held in Room 14, lobby flobr
tution.
that after a training period an in- this year for the National Coun-
of the Boulevard Bldg., 3076 a two-year term: Nathan Bala-
itial group of three workers will cil of Jewish Women, however,
The meeting will begin at 8
East Grand Blvd.
ban, Burton Clamage, Philip R. p. m., with the regular Mincha be sent overseas, Mrs. Welt said: will not operate in the field of
"I am happy to announce that migration service. After a care-
The first reading will be from Marcuse, Gilbert Michel, Samuel services. The brief educational
the chapter of the Talmud Rands and Emil Waldbott and and business reports will be fol- the National Council of Jewish ful survey made by the JDC and
known as "The Ethics of the for a one-year term: Arthur lowed by a talk on "Jews and Women has just completed nego- the NCJW it was decided that
tiations with the JDC, major the Council could best make a
Fathers."
Edelson and Leonard Weiner. Judaism in the Gentile World,"
contribution to the Jews of
Cantor Robert S. Tulman and Directors whose terms have not to be delivered by Chaim Lieb-
Europe through a service to the
Karl W. Haas, organist, will expired are: Bertram Kaatz, erman, Yiddish writer and mem-
thousands of homeless and orphan
render traditional Sabbath Leonard N. Simons and Ben- ber of the Forward staff.
children now wandering through-
music.
Members in good standing
jamin Wilk.
out Europe."
will cast ballots for 18 directors
Services begin at 8:30. p. m.
Expresses Confidence
to be elected that evening.
and are concluded at 9 p. m.
N'West Hebrew Cong.
Speaking for the Joint Distri-
bution Committee, Joseph C.
On Friday night, May 18, Registering Children
Hyman, executive vice-chairman,
Rabbi Fram will preach on the
For Sunday School
subject "Back to Sinai."
expressed confidence that "it
would be beneficial and helpful
The annual meeting of Temple
to have your project coordinated
Registration for the 1945-1946
Israel will take place Wednes-
with the larger work of the Joint
term of the Sunday School of
day night. June 13.
The Bnai Moshe Religious
Distribution Committee. It should
the Northwest Hebrew Congre- School will hold consecration
lex
prove beneficial to those who
gation and Center will be held services on Sunday morning,
need our help and yours as a con-
at the Bagley School, Corner May 27, at 10:30, in the syna-
sequence of the teamwork that
Greenlawn and Curtis, between gogue. The theme will be
such a program involves."
9:30 and 12:30, on Sunday, May "Mothers in Israel."
27 and Sunday, June 3.
A chorus of 75, drawn from
ROUND TABLE SPEAKER
Registration for the daily He-
the Sunday School classes, will
IN FLINT THIS SUNDAY
brew
School
conducted
by
the
Temple Beth El will hold its
sing. Cantor David Katzman will
The Detroit Round Table of
Confirmation Service this Sun- United Hebrew Schools in co- render vocal selections. Refresh-
Catholics, Jews and Protestants
day at 9:30 a. m. A class of 64 operation with the congregation ments will be served.
is presenting Judge John V.
will be confirmed by Dr. B. Ben- will be held at the same time.
MRS. JOSEPH M. WELT
Mrs. I. E. Goodman, president
Brennan as a speaker at the "I
edict Glazer. -
David J. Miller, chairman of
of the Sisterhood, Mrs. Bernard
Am An American Day" celebra-
The theme of this year's class the Religious School committee, Klein, Mrs. Hirsch and Mrs. Cur- Jewish overseas relief organiza-
tion, whereby the NCJW will tion in Flint, at the IMA Aud-
is "One God, One World, One announces a final Sunday School
tis have assisted in the prepara- send a group of child care work- itorium this Sunday.
Humanity," based on Verse 10 celebration on May 27 at 9:30 in tions.
ers abroad to work as a service
from Malachi Chapter 2, "Have the Bagley School. Miss Nettie
Graduation of seventh grade unit in the JDC overseas pro-
we not all one Father? Hath not Seligson, director of the Sunday
School, will present a play in pupils will take place in the gram of relief and rehaibiltation.
one God created us?"
which
the children will partici- banquet hall on Sunday, June 3. The Council workers will func-
A special musical program will
tion directly under the supervi-
be provided by the Temple pate. All parents as well as the The following awards will be sion of Dr. Joseph Schwartz,
made: for scholarship, Geraldine
Quartet with Julius Chajes di- general public are invited.
Will Start
Bershas, Doreen Kollenberg and chairman of the JDC European
recting and Jason Tickton at the
Delphine Beck; for attendance, Executive CounciL
organ.
Estelle Silverman, Betty Smith
Traditional Pattern
Members and friends are ask-
and Gloria Taylor; for citizen-
"In deciding to launch an over-
at 11:45
ed to be present before 9:20 a. m.
ship, Geraldine Bershas and seas project in cooperation with
No one will be admitted to the
During
the
Baseball Season
Gloria Taylor.
the JDC," continued Mrs. Welt,
lower floor in the Main Audi-
"the
National
Council
of
Jewish
Congregation
Bnai
Moshe
Walter
Farber,
director
of
the
torium after 9:30 a. m.
Shevuoth services will be held Sunday School, is in charge of Women is following a traditional
twice daily, at 8 p. m. and 9 a. the services. Sam Freedman is pattern begun in 1921 when a
1400 ON YOUR DIAL
Beth El Plans Annual
m. On Saturday, when Yizkor chairman of the Sunday School reconstruction unit of workers
prayers are said, services will board.
Memorial Park Rites
begin at 8:30 a. m. Cantor David
The annual anniversary ex- Katzman will conduct the ser-
The Northwest Hebrew
Orthodox
ercises of Beth El Memorial vices.
Rabbi Moses Fischer and Rab-
Park will be held on Memorial
Congregation and Center
Day, May 30, at 3 P. M. The bi Jacob J. Nathan will deliver
exercises will be conducted by the sermons on alternate days.
Invites You To Attend Their First
Dr. B. Benedict Glazer and Dr. Rabbi Fischer will speak on "The
Leo M. Franklin of Temple Beth Torah and Israel" and Rabbi
El and Rabbi Leon Fram of Nathan on "A Light Unto the
NEW YORK — The problem
Temple Israel. Beth El Memor- Nations."
confronting the American public
The pulpit will be decorated —of rehabilitating millions of
ial Park is located at 28120 West
SUNDAY EVENING, JUNE 17
Six Mile Road, between Inkster with flowers and plants, donated returning servicemen and wom-
by
Mrs.
Adolph
Sternberg
in
and Middlebelt Roads,
JEWISH CENTER
en when the war is over—has
memory of her husband.
been placed first on the agenda
Reservations Being Taken By
of the 1945-46 program of the
Orthodox Synagogues
Pb
p
Union of Orthodox Jewish Con-
Beth
ltzchok
Holds
Helfman,
Chairman,
Un. 2-4313. Mrs. Charles Charlip
Members of Merkaz
gregations of America, according
Un.
2-8485.
MM.
Meyer
R. Rabin lift. I-3170
Shevuoth Services
to an announcement by its presi-
Officers of orthodox syna-
dent, Dr. Samuel. Nirenstein.
gogues on April 29 passed reso-
Congregation Beth Itzchok,
"The Government, private en-
lutions by which all synagogues 3836 Fischer, will hold Shevuoth
automatically become members services this Friday and Satur- terprise, and the general pub-
of the Merkaz. A committee of day. Rabbi Jacob Hoberman lic," he said, "are all making
laymen was organized in the will speak Friday morning, on plans along these lines. The
interests of supporting a kosher the importance of the Ten Com- Synagogue, too, has its share in
restaurant. Further resolutions mandments. Saturday morning the necessary readjustment. Re-
1945-44 Sunday School Terra
called for four joint meetings a his topic will be "Megilath ports from chaplains and other
of
the
officers
indicate
that
religion
has
year.
Ruth."
not suffered as a consequence of
this terrible global war."
Dr. Nirenstein's statement was
issued in connection with the
forthcoming annual dinner of
his organization, which will take
NEW YORK—The new Jewish the aegis of the American Zion- place Sunday evening, May 20.
Will Be Held Sunday, May 27 and
folk-music, created in the wake ist Youth Commission, of which
of Palestine's reconstruction, will Weisman is chairman, Brandeis Temple Israel Men
Sunday, June 3 at the Bagley School,
be brought to communities Camp now is accepting registra-
Curtis and Roselawn, from 9:30 A. M.
Elect Officers May 24
throughout the U. S. through tion for its fourth season.
the training which the New
to 12:30 P. M.
Candidates for these scholar-
The Men's Club of Temple
Music and Dance Institute,
initiated at Brandeis Camp this ships, which are available in Israel will hold election of of- -
Parents wishing to assure their child-
summer, will give to talented two and four-week periods dur- ficers at the Rose Sittig Cohen
ren of a Hebrew and Sunday School
musicians and dancers.
ing the months of July and Au- Auditorium on Thursday, May
Offered on a scholarship basis gust, may submit their applica- 24.
education are urged to enroll early
to youths 18 to 25, the candi- tions to the Youth Commissions,
as classes are limited. Registration
All chairmen of committees
dates selected will be taught to in their localities, or where there will give their final reports. Re-
for daily Hebrew School will be ac-
lead and conduct groups in Pal- are no Commissions, to the local freshments will be served and
cepted at the same time and place.
estinian songs and dances.
Hadassah or ZOA presidents. card games will feature the
This new department, an- These, in turn, recommend the evening's entertainments. Bar-
For Information Calk
nounced by Herman J. Weisman, candidates they deem best quali- ney Barnett heads the nomina-
president of Brandeis Camp In- fied to the national office of the tions committee.
DAVID J. MILLER
stitute, is an extension of the American Zionist Youth Com-
Chairman, Religious School Comm.
Dr. Jules M. Goldsmith is in
leadership training scholarships mission in New York, which Charge of the evening's ar-
UN. 3-1700
which the camp offers. Under makes the final awards.
rangements.

Bnai Moshe Plans
Consecration Affair

Beth El to Confirm
64 This Sunday

ALTMAN'S
JEWISH HOUR

Sunday Mornings

Bnai Moshe to Hold
Shevuoth Services

WJLB

Union of
Congregations Plan
To Assist Veterans

DONOR DINNER

Registration

Brandeis Camp Program Extended
To Include Music-Dance Institute

Northwest Hebrew

Congregation and Center

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