Friday, March 1, 1946

THE JEWISH NEWS

Page Twenty

Congregational Activities

Detroit Delegates Named to Attend
UAHC Cincinnati Parley, Mar. 3-6

IRO

Yeshivah Patrons' Dinner
Will Be Held Sunday

Boys' Congregation
At Mishkan Israel;
Purim Party Planned

Under the sponsorship of. Rab-
500 Men and Women to Attend Beth Yehudah's 4th Annual
bi
Isaac Stollman, Cong. Mishkan
Affair at Shaarey Zedek; 30-Year Record of Local
Israel, 2625 Blaine, is maintain-
Religious Institution to Be Acclaimed

ing a congregation for boys of
There are two major depart- Bar Mitzvah age and over, with
Five hundred men and women,
drawn from synagogues and ments in the Yeshivah:
regular Sabbath morning ser-
1. The Kindergarten and Day
communal groups, will gather
School (Elementary and Inter- vices. •
The committee in charge con-
mediate Grades), combining reli-
gious and secular studies, with sists of Phillip Stollman, Asher
one third of the total enrollment. Berlin and M. Manuel Merzon.
2. The afternoon Yeshivah and
With the exception of the
Beth Jacob School for Girls, sup- Reader of the weekly portion of
plementing Public School educa- the Torah, the cantors, leaders
tion.
and gabbais, are selected from
The Yeshivah serves all neigh- among the boys. The Reader is
borhoods, with two buses calling Isaac M. Bronstein.
for pupils at their homes, or at
The boys are taught how to
public schools for supplementary follow the order of the services,
Hebrew education. The class- and the regulations pertaining to
rooms are in continual use with the prayers and their rendering.
35 different classes in session
Boys who are not yet Bar
from 8 a. m. to 9 p. in. daily. In- Mitzvah are welcome.
struction is provided for children
A Purim party will be staged
in ages of 41/2 to 18.
by the group at the synagogue
The average cost of instruction on Saturday night, March 16.
per student per year is $180. The group will assemble for Sab-
Fully 40 per cent of budget bath Mincha services, followed
is met by parents' fees; half by the traditional Third Meal.
of the $100,000 budget for 1945- The reading of the Megillah will
1946 must be raised from mem- take place separately for t h e
bers and patrons, memorial con- boys, to be followed with a party
MAJ. AARON PAPERMAN
tributions, synagogue and organ- including games, singing, sketch-
this Sunday, March 3, at 6:30 izational gifts, to supplement in- es and refreshments.
p. m., in the Shaarey Zedek so- come from tuition fees and the
All boys from the neighbor-
cial hall for the fourth annual $11,000 grant from the Jewish
hood of the synagogue are in-
patrons' dinner of Yeshivath Beth Welfare Federation.
vited to Sabbath services and the
Yehudah which will mark the
Radio Stations Help
Purim party.
school's completion of 30 years
Through the courtesy of sta-
of service in Detroit.
tions WJLB and WJBK, and the
Maj. Aaron Paperman, direc- directors of the Jewish hours.
tor of the Yeshivah of Eastern Mrs. Hyman Altman, and Harry
Parkway in Brooklyn, N. Y., first Weinberg, radio talks were de-
Jewish chaplain with American livered in the interest of Yesh-
forces to invade the European ivath Beth Yehudah during the
continent, will be guest speaker. last month by: David J. Cohen,
Rabbi Paperman, who served Morris Mohr, Rabbi Alvin M.
A Purim party is planned by
in North Africa and Italy, is the Poplack, Meyer Terebelo, and the Sunday School of Bnai Moshe
Rabbis
Simcha
Wasserman
and
recipient of the following decor-
March 17 at 2:30 p. m. in the
ations: four battle stars, one David Zwick. Rabbis Leizer banquet hall. Many students will
Bronze star, one Order of the Levin, Isaac Stollman, and M. J. participate in the program.
Crown of Italy, and a special Wohlgelernter, president of the
Second graders will present
citation from Gen. 'Mark Clark. Yeshivah, spoke at a Melaveh
Malko of Vaad Horabonim Purim dances while the third
Facts and Figures
launching Torah month which graders will direct a puppet show.
Founded in 1917, the Yeshivah will be concluded with the din- The fourth graders are prepar-
student body has grown from ner.
ing pantomime while the fifth
40 in 1938 to 125 in 1942, at the
Defining the aim of Yeshivath graders will present an original
dedication of the new building Beth Yehudah, Rabbi Wasser- Purim comedy.
on Dexter and Cortland (which man, spiritual head of t h e
The seventh, eighth and ninth
anniversary will also be observ- school, said:
graders will present a Purim play
ed at Sunday's function), to al-
"The destructoin of European
most 600 in 1946, with overflow Jewry in our own days places to be followed by a courtroom
classes meeting in temporary an- upon each of us—the surviving comedy prepared by the sixth
nex. Seventy-five new students carriers of--the sacred heritage of graders.
Program chairman is Sam
were enrolled in all departments our martyrs—a special responsi-
at the beginning of the new sem- bility for the continued existence Freedman. Receipts will be used
for Sunday school improvements.
ester on Jan. 28.
of our people."
A unique display of dolls de-
picting various scenes of the Pu-
N.W. Synagogue Men's Club rim story can be seen at Bnai
MoShe from March 10 to 17. Mrs;
Votes $1,000 for Building
Walter Farber made these dolls.
The Men's Club of Northwest Much time and effort was spent
At the Sabbath Eve services of
in research in order to obtain
Temple Beth El this Friday, at Hebrew Congregation and Cen- ideas on the Clothes worn in Per-
ter
voted
to
donate
$1,000
toward
8:15, Dr. B. Benedict Glazer will
sia, Assyria and Palestine at the
review Arthur Miller's novel, the general fund of the new syn- time of Queen Esther and Mor-
"Focus—A Study of Anti-Semi- agogue now being built at Curtis decai, and King Ahasuarath. The
tism in Reverse."
dolls are made of wire.
The liturgical music will be and Prairie.
Organizations or groups inter-
Jimmy
Radcliffe,
former
U.S.O.
rendered by the Temple Quartet.
ested in exhibiting this display
under the direction of Jason H. entertainer, appeared on the pro- may call TO. 7-4502, or Bnai
Tickton. A social hour under the gram at the last meeting.
Moshe office, HO. 0862.
auspices of the Sisterhood will
follow.

Bnai Moshe Pupils
Plan Purim Party,
Program March 17

Dr. Glazer Reviews
`Focus' This Friday

.

Rubenstein to Talk
To Mizrachi Saturday

Mizrachi Organization of De-
troit will meet at Bnai Zion Syn-
agogue, Humphrey at Holmur,
this Saturday evening, to hear
a message from Morton M. Ru-
benstein of New York.
Mr. Rubenstein's address will
be devoted to the part of the
synagogue in the work of the
Jewish National Fund. Presidents
of all local synagogues are espe-
cially urged to attend this meet-
ing. A committee will be ap-
pointed to arrange for the JNF
Purim appeals. Leaders of the
synagogues are urged to make
the -traditional appeal for the
Jewish National Fund on the
Sabbath Shkolim, preceding Pur-
im.
Irving W. Schlussel and Isi-
dore Sosnick are in charge of
arrangements for JNF Purim ap-
peal.

Beth Aaron Synagogue
Plans Large Auditorium

Dr. Eisendrath on Five
March Radio Programs

Provision for a large auditor-
ium, which may be utilized for
social functions, have been in-
corporated in the construction
plans of the Beth Aaron Syna-
gogue at Wyoming and Thatcher.
A joint meeting was held at
Beth Aaron Feb. 18. Among im-
portant issues discussed was the
drive for new members. The
Sisterhood was commended for
its untiring efforts.

Jr. Congregation Holds
Affair at Shaarey Zedek

Dr. Maurice N. Eisendrath, di-
rector of the Union of American
Hebrew Congregations, will be
the guest speaker during March
on the "Message of Israel" broad-
casts over the ABC network. His
first broadcast will be on Sun-
day morning, March 3, 10 to 10:30
a. in. (E. S. T.), on the subject
"Made in America." Other ser-
mon topics will be: March 10,
"The Fourth 'R' "; March 17,
"Why. Go To Synagogue or
Church?"; March 24, "Without
Benefit of Clergy"; and March 31,
"Inner Peace in the Atomic Age."

Junior Congregation of Shaarey
Zedek will hold a Oneg Shabbat
in the social hall on Saturday,
Mar. 9. The program will be con-
ducted by Rabbi Morris Adler,
Rabbi G. Rosenstock and M. Ka-
ner, director of the Junior Con-
gregation, and M. Kesner, Sunday
school music teacher,

Meseritcher Dinner Mar. 10
Will Aid Overseas Relief
Overseas relief causes will
benefit from the 28th anniver-
sary dinner of Meseritcher Pro-
gressive Benefit Society, to be
held at 6:30 p. m. Sunday, March
10, at Workmen's Circle Bldg. on
Linwood. A dance will follow.

A "Town Meeting" discussion on "The Policy and Program of
Reform, Judaism" will be a highlight of the 39th Biennial Council
of the Union of American Hebrew Congregations to be held in
Cincinnati from Sunday, March 3, through Wednesday, March 6.
Participants will be (upper row, left to right) : Rabbi Joshua Loth.
Liebman of Boston and Rabbi Irving Reichert of San Francisco.
(Lower row, left to right) : Isaac S. Heller of New Orleans and
M. M. Dannenbaum of Houston, Tex. Roger W. Straus of New
York (center) will be moderator.
Detroit's Temple Beth El Delegates
Delegates from Temple Beth El, Detroit, at the convention will
include: Dr. B. Benedict Glazer, Leonard T. Lewis, Irving I. Katz,
Dr. Herbert I. Kallet, Mrs. Maurice Klein and Leo I. Franklin.
Mrs. B. Benedict Glazer, Mrs. Leonard T. Lewis and Mrs. Herbert
I. Kallet will attend as official visitors.
The following will attend the Convention - of the National Fed-
eration of Temple Sisterhoods as delegates from Temple Beth El
Sisterhood: Mrs. John C. Hopp, Mrs. Maurice Klein, Mrs. Oscar
Zemon, Mrs. Lloyd Frankel, Mrs. Harry Phillips, Mrs. Ben Salon.
Mrs. Henry Meyers is attending as president of Michigan State
Federation of Temple Sisterhoods. Mrs. R. R. Goldstone and Mrs.
Arthur Bloom will be official visitors.
Leon S. Wayburn is attending the convention of the National
Federation of Temple Brotherhoods as delegate from Men's Club
of Temple Beth El. He will deliver a paper at one of the sessions
of the National Association of Temple Secretaries.
Temple Israel's Delegates
Delegates to the convention from Temple Israel include the
following:
Temple Israel proper: Mrs. Sylvia Danto, Rabbi Leon Frain,
Morris Garvett, Charles L. - Goldstein, Harry C. Grossman, Arthur
Hass, Harry C. LeVine, George M. Stutz.
Temple Israel Men's Club: Mr. Charles Aller, Louis Millman,
Maurice Sutkin.
Temple Israel Sisterhood: Mesdames Samuel Blacher, Samuel
B. Danto, Daniel Krouse, Harry C. LeVine, Arthur Hass, Charles
L. Goldstein.
Temple Israel Youth Group: Natalie Gaines, Lenora Gaines.
Official Visitors: Lyn Trager, Bertha Slutsky, Adeline Reich,
Arlene Slobin, Joyce Weingarden.
Chautauqua, Youth Groups to Hold Sessions
A report on the most successful year in the history of the Jew-
ish Chautauqua society will feature the 11th convention of the
National Federation of Temple Brotherhoods which will be held
in connection with the U.A.H.C. Council.
A symposium on "Synagogue Youth and World Needs," in which
four rabbis will participate, will feature the third biennial conven-
tion of the National Federation of Temple Youth to be held March
1-3, prior to the U.A.H.C. Council.

YPS at Shaarey Zedek
To Stage Spring Dance

Religious Groups Contact
Head to Visit Here Mar. 1

The Young People's Society
of Cong. Shaarey Zedek will pre-
sent its first major postwar social
event on Saturday, March 23, in
the social hall. It will be a spring
dance honoring members who
recently have returned from
service. Jules Klein and his or-
chestra will entertain.
The dance committee working
under the direction of Joseph
Kwaselow, consists of Marilyn
Gold, assistant dance chairman;
Shirley Hersh, decorations; Claire
Israel, hosts and hostesses; Ruth
Lesser, tickets; Ruth Sobel, re-
freshments; Ralph Posner, public-
ity and Bill Fitzerman, printing.

M. Morton Rubenstein, direc-
tor of the Religious Groups Con-
tact Department of the Jewish
National Fund, delegate to the
American Jewish Conference, a
member of the administrative
"committee and delegate of the
American Jewish Congress and
former editor of the Anglo-Jewish
monthly The Courier, will visit
Detroit March 1-6. 41
He was for three years nation-.
al vice-president of Mizrachi of
America and for three years was
chairman of its National Council.
For the last eight years he has
been national vice-president of
the Union of Orthodox Jewish
Congregations of America. He is
a veteran of the first World War
and is active in the Jewish War
Veterans in New York.

7,300 Lbs. of Supplies
Collected for Overseas
By Beth El Sisterhood

During the past seven weeks
the Sisterhood of Temple Beth
El collected 7,300 pounds of
clothing, food and medical sup-
plies for relief overseas.
A special committee packed 182
boxes which were sent to the
Joint Distribution Committee in
New York for shpment to Eur-
ope. Miss Edith Heavenrich and
Mrs. Oscar M. Zemon are co-
chairmen of the drive, which is
still in progress. Members of the
Temple and their friends are
urged to bring their contributions
to the Temple.

Rubenstein to Speak
At Bnai David Friday

The Friday Night Gatherings
at Cong. Bnai David will con-
clude at 8:30 p. m. this Friday.
M. Morton M. Rubenstein, di-
rector of the Religious Groups
Department of the Jewish Na-
tional Funds of America will be
the guest speaker. His topic will
be "Palestine in the Light of
Current Events".
Detroit Jews are invited to his
lecture and to the Oneg Shabbat

that evening in the social hall.