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Congregational Activities

Next Friday evening Temple
Beth El will hold its annual
Hanukah family service. Dr. B.
The traditional Hanukah din- Benedict Glazer will preach a
ner of Cong. Shaarey Zedek will Hanukah sermon. In addition to
be held at 6:30 p. m. Sunday, special holiday music to. be ren-
dered by the Temple Quartet,
the Junior Nigh School Choir,
under the direction of Mrs. Jason
H. Tickton, will sing Hanukah
hymns.
The annual Hanukah family
supper, sponsored by the Temple,
Sisterhood and Men's Club will
be held Sunday evening, Dec. 22.
This Friday evening Dr. Glazer
will review the world's best sell-
er, "The Bible."

The next monthly late Friday
evening service and Sabbath so-
cial hour of Cong. Shaarey Ze-
dek will be held at 8:15 p. m..
Dec. 20. Rabbi Morris Adler will
lectut e on "Frontiers of Our
Day." Cantor Jacob H. Sonen-
klar and a choir will officiate.
The service in the main syna-
gogue , will be followed by a pro-
gram and ,0neg Shabbat in the
social hall. Cantor Sonenklar will
sing and will lead the audience
in singing Hanukah songs.
Hecz1 Saperstein, a recent ar-
rival from Palestine, will talk
on the celebration of Hanukah
in Palestine.
A religious school choir, led
by Shirley Subar, will render
Palestinian and Hanukah songs.

Bnai David Children
To Participate in Festival
With Service, Party, Play

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Beth El Plans Family
Events for Hanukah

Hanukah Dinner
To Be Testimonial
For Rabbi Adler

Shaarey Zedek Plans
Hanukah Service

DR. LOUIS FINKELSTEIN

Students Celebrate
Festival at Israel
With Music, Plays

Dec. 22. as a testimonial to Rabbi
Morris Adler on his recent in-
duction as Rabbi of the congrega-
tion.
The main address will be given
by Dr. Louis Finkelstein, presi-
dent of the Jewish Theological
Seminary of America, one of the
most distinguished Jewish schol-
ars in this country. He is chair-
man of the Religious Institute
of America, and the author of
such scholarly works as "Akiba"
and "The Pharisees."
Cantor Jacob H. Sonenklar will
render a program of Hanukah
music and will kindle the Hanu-
kah lights.. Greetings will be ex-
tended by the heads of the vari-
ous affiliated organizations of the
synagogue.
Dinner music will be supplied
by a trio consisting of Felix Res-
nick, violinist, of the Detroit
1Symphony; Jesse Forstot, cellist,-
former member of the symphony;
and James Stevenson, pianist.
Harry M. Shulman will preside.

Temple Israel Religious School
will greet the festival of Hanu-
kah with a variety of celebra-
A special Hanukah service and
tions, including the Hanukah
party will be held at Cong. Bnai
family Sabbath Eve service at
David, Elmhurst and Fourteenth
8:30 p. m. next Friday in the lec-
at 7 p. m. next Tuesday, to bring
ture hall of the Detroit Institute
all the children of the congrega-
of Arts.
tion together for the first candle
A Religious School choir will
light of Hanukah.
render a program of Hanukah
Rabbi Joshua S. Sperka will
and Sabbath music under the di-
deliver a message and Cantor
rection of Cantor Robert S. Tul-
Hyman Adler will officiate.
man, accompanied at the organ
Children will participate in
by Karl W. Haas. Rabbi Fram
kindling the lights, exchanging
will deliver a Hanukah sermon
gifts and community singing.
under the title "The Spirit of the
A special Hanukah program
Maccabeans."
will be presented by the children
At this service. Sol Sylvan, son
of the Bnai David Religious
of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sylvan, will
School at 10:30 a. m., Sunday.
celebrate his Bar Mitzvah. After.
Dec 21, in the auditorium of
the services, the congregation will
Central High School.
be the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Parents of the children and
Sylvan at a reception in honor
friends of the school are invited
of their son.
to attend.
Anticipating the holiday, stu-
Cong. Bnai David will hold
dents of the school will see Hanu-
Hanukah services at 9 a. m., Sat.
kah plays this Saturday and Sun-
urday. Dec. 21. Rabbi Sperka will
day mornings. Mrs. William
preach on - The Miracle of Hanu-
Greenberg will direct "A Light
kah. Cantor Adler will officiate.
to Live By," given by the Con-
firmation class Of 1947. Rosemary
Bnai David Girl Scouts
Emmer will direct "The Hanukah
Pickets," given by the Stage Club
Plan Mai- far for Dec. 23
Adolph Rosenberg of Cincin- of Temple Israel.
nati, president of the Union of
The Sisterhood of the congre-
Girl Scouts of Troop 517, spon- American Hebrew Congregations; gation will present each family
sored by Bnai David Sisterhood,
in the Temple a box of Hanukah
are planning a bazar to be held
candles.
Monday evening, Dec. 23, at Bnai
There will ue no sessions of
David social hall.
Temple Israel Religious School on
Mrs. Esther Schwartz and Mrs.
the week-ends of December 21
Edna Feigelman, Scout leaders,
and 22, and December 28 and 29.
announce that proceeds will go
for the orphans in Europe.
Detroit Groups Raise
The bazaar is on to the
public.
$4,626 for Yeshivoth,

Adolph Rosenberg,
UAHC Head, Dies

Crt her officers of the congregation
Include 11. Cherniak, first vice presi-
dent
.1. Orechkin. second vice presi-
dent
M. NIeretsky, third vice presi-
dent
M. Summer, fourth vice presi-
H.
dent it R. Schwartz. secretary
A:v.1er. treasurer
L. A. Sharpe. fin-
ancial secretary: A ('enter, Gabbal. A.
J. Propas. director of membership. P.
St rosbei R. director of youth activities.
B. Brody. fees committee• J. Cohen.
Talmud Torah: S. Vexier, education.
n. Kehillah: R. G. Cohen.
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pi rrpert,
NI. Jacobson. • public rela-
tions 1.. Adelman. building fund : A.
Rose building fund treasurer: NI
Mossrnan. choir: NI. Burnstine. cern,
ter- • S. Katz. social affairs: \V. Auer
Bach. entertainment and M. Levin, in-
ters nagogue activities.

Beth Aaron Men's Club
Names Board of Directors

Paul Carpenter, president of
Men's Club, and Dr. Ben Benja-
min, vice president, have ap-
pointed the board of directors of
the newly organized group: Saul
Dacks, Irwin Levine, Rubin Ben-
jamin, Sherman Shapire and
Benjamin Davis.
They will be honored, together
with other newly elected officers
at the Dinner Dance of the Men's
Club Feb. 16 ; at the Penthouse of
the Park Avenue Hotel. Music
and entertainment will be furn-
ished. by Mickey Woolf and his
orchestra.

Bnai Moshe Will
Dedicate Children
During Hanukah

Dedication of first grade stu-
dents. to Jewish . learning will
take -place during the season of
Han.ukah, the Feast of Dedica-
tion, at Bnai Moshe.
Children who will be dedicated
at the ceremony Dec. 29 include
Jerrold Bernstein, Gail Harary,
Ali,drey Iczkowitz, Sanford Z.
Pollak, Jon Meyer Robbins, Mar-
tin Z. Sweet, Sharon Jacobs, Alice
Kraus, Arnold Pearlman, Suzanne
Sherman, David Schey, Nancy
Jonas, Frank Fuchs, Judy Jonas,
Robert Jasgur, Howard Segal,
Judith Waldman, Judith Kass,
Barbara Adelberg and Robert
Levy.
Bnai Moshe Sunday School
students will hold a Hanukah as-
sembly program Dec. 22, featur-
ing a Hanukah play, "Pictures
out of the Past." Participating in
the production are Katherine
Loeffler, Shirley Schane, Harvey
Gotliffe, Bill Leichtman, Stanley
Iczkowitz, Benitz Lebow, Rita
Feldman, Lila Diskin, Lorraine
Kahn, Benita Rovin, Sheila Alt-
man and Regina Curtis.

Bnai Brith Young Women

Observe 'Sabbath Night'

Bnai Brith Young Women of
Detroit will observe Sabbath
night Friday evening, Dec. 20.
The services will be held at
Temple Beth El with Rabbi B.
Benedict Glazer officiating.
This is the one Cultural affair
of the year for all Detroit chapt-
ers. Detroit Council chairman
Inez Mendelson requests all
Bnai Brith Young Women be
present.

Sister of Rabbi Levi,
Canadian Lecturer,
Talks at Bnai Moshe

Dr. Mattie Rotenberg, lecturer
on physics at the University of
Toronto, will speak on "Jewish
Women in the Modern World,"
under the auspices of the Men's
Club of Cong. Bnai Moshe, at 8
p. m. next Thursday at Dexter
and Lawrence.
Mrs. Rotenberg is commentator
on women's affairs for the Canad-
ian Broadcasting Corp., and won
the press award for outstanding
women radio commentators. She
is also the founder of the Hill-
crest Progressive School, a noted
experiment in Hebrew education.
Dr. Rotenberg is a sister of Rabbi
Eliezer A. Levi, of Cong. Bnai
Moshe.
The meeting is open to the
public.

Dramatize Story of N. Y.
Widows' Pension Law

The Mark of Cain, an original
radio story by Morton Wishen-
grad, will be presented on the
Eternal Light at 8 a.m. Sunday,
Des. 15, on Station WWJ.
The drama pictures the early
stages of Sophie Irene Loeb's long
battle for the Widow's Pension
Law in the New York State Leg-
islature and her efforts to show
that every man is his brother's
keeper.
At the conclusion of the pro-
gram there will be a brief ad-
dress by Doctor Jacob Kohn of
Temple Sinai, Los Angeles.

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Refugee Rescue Work

Windsor Congregation
Names New Officers

Morris Tabachnik was elected
new president of Cong. Shaar
Hashomayim in Windsor Nov. 25.
J. A. Glanz, retiring president,
was named lifetime honorary
president and director of religious
activities.

Friday, December 13, 1946

LATE ADOLPH ROSENBERG

who'Would have • been 65 on Dec.
19, died in the Jewish Hospital,
eincinnati,: on Dec. 6, after suffer-
ing a heart attack.
A practicing attorney, Mr. Ros-
enberg was a member of the
Hebrew Union College board of
governors and of the American
Jewish Conference interim com-
mittee.

Northwest Men's Club
Sponsors Dinner Dance

The second annual Hanukah
Dinner Dance, under the auspices
of the Men's Club of the North-
west Hebrew Cong. and Center,
will take place at 6:30 p. m. Sun-
day Dec. 22, at the new social
hall of the congregation, Curtis
and Santa Rosa.
In addition to the dinner, there
will dancing to the music of
Dave Diamond's orchestra. Head-
lining the entertainment will be
Maurice Dombey, noted Jewish
dialogue comedian.
Tickets may be secured by call-
ing H. S. Avrin, chairman of the
ticket committee, at UN. 2-6981.

Funds totaling $4,626 were
raised and sent to Palestinian
Yeshivoth and to European ref-
ugee rescue organizations in the
last seven months, by the follow-
ing group:
Mrs. Ida Baker, 3751 Calvert.
$2,586.51; Mrs. Sarah Goldman,
3261 Fullerton, $1,070; Mrs. Sarah
Levin $99.84; Mrs. Esther Nosan-
chuk, 3772 Richton, $82; Mrs.
Zelda Bloom, 3357 Calvert, $69.99;
Mrs. Rivka Grossberg, 2663 Elm-
hurst. $54.66: Mrs. Sarah Gold-
man's contribution, $91; Mr. and
Mrs. Baker, contribution, $536;
other individual contributions,
$36. "Mal collections, $4,626.
The money was distributed as
follows: To 28 Palestine institu-
tions $3,926; for European chil-
dren rescue work $700.

Rabbi Levi Discusses
'Our Modern Maccabees'

Rabbi Eliezer A. Levi will de-
liver a Hanukah address, "Our
Modern Maccabees," at late Fri-
day services, Dec. 20, at Bnai
Moshe.
Cantor David Katzman will
conduct the services, with com-
munal singing at the conclusion
appropriate to - the Hanukah sea-
son. The sisterhood will serve
refreshments at the social hour.

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