Bet El- Holds 3 Parallel Services
For Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur
The religious school of Temple
Beth El will reopen for the 1947-
48 season Saturday morning,
Sept. 20, for the junior _sigh de-
partment, and Sunday morning,
Sept. 21, for the primary, inter-
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THI 'JEWISH NEWS
Friday. Upientimor 5, 1947
mediate, and high school depart-
Ments.
The school will be -under the
general -supervision of Dr. B.
Benedict Glazer, with Rabbi Sid-
ney Akselrad serving as director,
Mrs. Samuel Mendelsohn as fac-
ulty advisor and stuaent counsel-
or, and Rosalind Schubot as
school secretary.
Registration of new pupils is
being held daily at the school of-
fice from 9 a. m_ to 5 p. m. Chil-
dren must be accompanied by
Cantor Jacob H. Sonenklar of either parent or guardian when
Congregation Shaarey Zedek is registering. The School accepts
receiving congratulations on the children from kindergarten
through high school age.
Children's holy day services
will be held in the main auditor-
ium on Rosh Hashanah at 2:30
p. m., Monday, Sept. 15 and Yom
Kippur at •2 p. m. Wednesday,
Sept. 24. Rabbi Akselrad will
preach the sermonettes.
Temple Beth El will hold three
parallel services during the corn-
ing high holy days.
The services in the main tem-
ple and the Brown memorial
chapel, which will be for mem-
bers only, will be conducted by
Dr. B. Benedict Glazer, rabbi of
Temple Beth El, and Rabbi Phin-
CANTOR J. H. SONENRLAR eas Smoller of Chicago.
The services in the Social Hall,
completion of 15 years of service which will be for non-members,
here and the commencement of will be conducted by Rabbi Sid-
his 16th year with Shaarey
Akselrad, newly appointed
Zedek,
He came to Detroit Sept 1, assistant rabbi of Temple Beth El.
The liturgical music will be ren-
1932, and durihg his residence dered by three professional choirs
here has made scores of appear- trained by Jason H. Tickton, mu-
ances at public meetings and in
the interests of many community sic director and organist of the
temple.
emple.
Shaarey Zedek
Wom-en to Open
Season Sept. 8
Mrs. Abe Katzman, president
of the Sisterhood of Congregation
Shaarey Zedek, announces that
Jacob Sonenklar
To-Begin 16th
Year in Detroit
Also Every Night After August 31st, from 6:30 P. M. to le P.M.
Please Make Reservations Early
-
terpret the musical renditions in burial arrangements.
Working in conjunction with
a running commentary.
the Rosenwald Post, Ira Kaufman
SANTIAGO, Chile, (JTA)—A Funeral Chapel is providing a
Jewish relief organization, "Junta special rate for the reburial of
de Ayudai Rehabilitation," which war dead.
Families wishing to know the
will cooperate with the Ameri-
can Joint Distribution Commit- details on government regula-
tee, has been formed here. Isaac tions for the return of war dead
may call Joseph Shapiro, post
ments will be received from Drapkin 'was elected president.
Americankation office r, TO.
Keren Hayesod (Palestine Found- New Chilean Aid Group
5 2$08, for assistance.
To Cooperate 'Rath AJDC
ation Fund).
and 29th to be established in the
past 12 months, were set up last
-week, one in the Wadi Kabani
area, north of Kfar Monash and
Belt Halevi, and the other near
Shaar HaNegev (Gate 'to the
Negev), between Niram and Dor-
oth on the Gaza road.
The budget of both new settle-
-
fi yAon
Certified Public Accoustast
Announces the opening of his office for the practice of
Public Accounting and Taxation at
2301 Barium Tower
Detroit 26, Mich.
Thatcher
HIGH HOLIDAY SERVICES
Holiday Supplies
Sent by JWB
To GIs Abroad
Yehudah will conduct its high
holiday services.
Reservations for services may
be made from 3 to 10 p .m. daily.
Selicoth services will be held at
12 midnight Saturday, Sept. 6.
Wy oming
Reservations will be accepted SUNDAY, AUGUST 31st,
10 A. M. to 12 - Noon
Jewish Folk Schools
Open Fall Classes in
New Central Build ing
Cong. Beth Itzchock, 3836
Fischer, announces that Rabbi H.
N. Carlebach of Yeshivath Beth
holiday weeks. Contributors are asked to note carefully these
deadlines:
For the Rosh Hashanah issue, Sept. 12 all copy and photo=
graphs must be in our office, 2114 Penobscot Bldg., not later
than 12 noon, Monday, Sept. 8. Photographs should be in our
hands not later than 9 a. m. Monday, Sept. 8. Wherever possible,
copy and photographs should reach us on Friday, Sept. 5.
For the issue of Sept. 19, which will be affected by Rosh
Hashanah, all copy and photographs must reach our office not
later than 11 a.m., Friday, Sept. 12.
must
For the issue of Sept. 26, all copy and photographs
reach us not later than 10 a.m. Monday, Sept. 22.
For the issues of Oct. 3 and Oct. 10, all copy and photo-
graphs must be in our hands by 12 noon Friday, Sept. 26, and
Friday, Oct. 3.
BETH AARON SYNAGOGUE
MRS. LEWIS TATHEN
the new season will open Sept. 8
with a dramatic presenlation of
"Days of our Year," to be enact-
ed by Mesdames Henry Berris,
Gerald Barsky, R. Libman, Irwin
Green, Felix Green, Sam Sugar-
man, Irving Miller, Morton Brak,
Janice Mendelson, Jos. Gilbert,
and Aaron Friedman. Mrs. Lewis
Tatken is program chairman.
The opening luncheon will wel
come the synagogue family. Dr.
A. M. Hershman will offer the
invocation and Rabbi Morris Ad-
ler will address the gathering.
Born in Galicia, he studied in
The presentation will conclude
the cantoral department of the
with Cantor Jacob Sonenklar
Vienna Conservatory under Prof.
chanting traditional songs, accom-
. Bauer. His first position as Can-
panied at the piano by Mrs. Sey-
tor was in Radautz, Bukowina.
mour Krause.
He came to the United States in
"Sisterhood on Parade" will be
1922 and his first post was with
Congregation Dorshe Tov of Chi-
The Jewish folk schools of the presented by Mrs. Abe Katzman
cago. He was the cantor of Con- Labor Zionist Organization of in introducing the 1947-48 chair-
gregation Anshe Exact of Chi- America opened central school, men of the Sisterhood.
Mesdames Frank Bernstein,
cago before accepting the kindergarten and classes Sept. 3
Shaarey Zedek call.
in the new building, 13722 Lin- Ben Lefkowitz and Morris Rus-
kin are chairmen of the social
He was married to Pearl Wein- wood, near Pasadena.
committee in charge of luncheon
traub on Nov. 5, 1918. They have
Kindergarten classes are °or
two sons, two daughters and one children 31/2 to 51/2. Pupils be- arrangements.
Members and their friends are
grandchild.
tween the ages of 6 and 12 are invited to the luncheon meeting.
admitted to the regular after- For reservations call Mrs. J. Men-
noon classes. The course of study delsohn, NO. 2576.
includes Hebrew and Hebrew
The Book Reviews and Brunch-
literature, Yiddish and yiddish es will open Nov. 19. Call Mrs.
literature, Bible, Jewish history— Richard Cott, ticket chairmen,
ancient and modern and Jewish TO. 8-5617, for series tickets
customs and traditions.
which may also be secured at the
The schools are conducted by opening luncheon meeting.
NEW YORK—Continuing. with
Mesdames William Nadler and
the cooperation of military and highly qualified teachers under
Morris Halperin, S.O.S. chairmen,
naval authorities, to meet the the supervision of W. Snyder.
religious and welfare needs of
Parents desiring to register ask members and their friends to
Jewish service personnel and their children are advised to call bring canned or dehydrated foods
hospitalized veterans, the Na- at the central school office, 13722 for shipment to European Jewish
tional Jewish Welfare Board an- Linwood, TO. 8-9280, from 3:30 survivors. The Sisterhood is
nounces that its preparations for to 7 p. m. Monday through Fri- sponsoring an S.O.S. sewing pro-
the High Holy Days needs of day.
ject in its sewing rooms. Those
Jewish men in service have been
who can sew and are inter es ted
in this project should contact
completed, and that religious
supplies have reached installa- Temple Israel Choir
the synagogue office.
On Aug. 27, the Sisterhood
tions in Japan, Korea, the Phil- On WWJ This Sunday
ippines, Hawaii, the Mariannas,
served a dinner to 50 men from
Germany, Italy and Austria.
Percy Jones Hospital.
Following its tradition of sev
JWB has shipped 1200 Talesim
eral
years,
Temple
Israel
Choir
to GIs in Korea and Japan—one
Rosenwald Post, Kaufman
for each man. These are in ad- will render a program of the
of
the
Jewish
New
Year
music
Funeral
Chapel, Offer Aid
dition to thousands of greeting
cards, prayer books, leaflets and over WWJ, Sunday, September In Reburial of War Dead
7, 11 to 11:30 a. rn.
other sundry supplies.
Cantor Robert S. Tulman ac-
For the convenience of Jewish
by Karl W. Haas, or-
in Detroit who wish
2 New Negev Colonies companied
ganist, and supported by the next-of-kin
to have their war dead returned
Bring Year's Total to 29 choir directed by Dan Frohman for burial, Rosenwald Post of the
will render selections from the
American Legion has acquired all
JERUSALEM, (JPS-Palcor — traditional Rosh Hashanah ser- information pertaining to the re-
in-
vice.
Rabbi
Leon
Fram
will
Two new settlements, the 28th
Yeshivah Rabbi Conducts
Beth Itzchock Services
Holiday Deadlines
On account of Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur and Sukkoth,
the following deadlines will be enforced for the editions of
CH.
5780
THE CONGREGATION ANAVATII ACHIM
B'NAI ABRAHAM
Will Hold High Holiday Services in the Mew
Air-Cooled Zionist Ildg. of
13722 LINWOOD near Pasadena
Tickets on Salt Every Evening at Building Entrance
For information call NO. 0089
000410000000
CONGREGATION B'NAI MOSHE
Dexter and Lawrence
Wilt hold Supplementary Services Rosh Hashonah, Sept.
IS, 16 and Yom Kippur, Sept. 24
In The Social Hall
The Services wilt be conducted by
Cantor Samuel Glantz
Who will be assisted by his son Leo.
Admission Cards $ I 0.00
The congregation office, Lawrence entrance, is open daily
from 9:00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M., and all day Sunday.
Temple Israel
Announces
Registration Day
for enrollment of new pupils in the Religious School
Sunday morning, September 7, 9:30 to 1 2:00, at
HAMPTON SCHOOL, 18460 WARRINGTON DRIVE
AT PICKFORD
and
any weekday during regular office hours, 9 to 5,
of the sow offices of Temple Israel
900 Park Arnie Building, Cherry 4335
and at the Temple Offices en
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY AVENINGS
Sept. 10 and I I, from T to 9:30 P.M.
High Holy Day attendance in Auditorium of Detroit
Institsite of Arts and registration of children in the
Religious School available only to those who enroll
as members.
Religious School opens at Hampton School September
13 and 14. Children enrolled beginning with the age
of four.