Friday, SeptePnber F9, 1947 -
THE JEWISH NEWS
Congregational Activities
-HUC Librarian - to Preach
-At Auxiliary Service
Of Temple • Israel
"A Rabbi's Prayer" will be the
theme of Rabbi Leon Fram's Kol
Nidre sermon at the Yom Kippur
eve service of Temple Israel in
the auditorium of the Detroit
Institute of Arts at 8 p.m. Tues-
day, Sept. 23.
Wednesday morning Rabbi
Fram will preach on the subject
"Fasting and Hungering." At 2
p.m. Wednesday, he will tell the
children of the congregation his
annual Yom Kippur story. At the
memorial or yizkor services at
4 o'clock he will speak on "The
Infinite Preciousness of Human
Life."
Dr. Irving Levey, auxiliary lib-
rarian of the Hebrew Union ol-
lege, Cincinnati, will preach at
the auxiliary service in the lec-
ture hall of the Institute Tuesday
night.
On Friday night, Sept. 26, Rabbi
Fram will preach in the lecture
hall on the subject "The -Legacy
of Moses." At this service Law-
rence Shapiro, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Murray Shapiro, will cele-
brate his Bar Mitzvah.
This Friday night, Sabbath of
Repentance, Rabbi Fram's ser-
mon topic is "God of Love." At
this service Arnold Gottlieb, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Gottlieb,
will celebrate his Bar. Mitzvah.
Palestinian Cantor
Assumes Post With
Shaar Hashomayim
Cantor Nathan A. Adler of Je-
rusalem has arrived in Windsor
to become cantor of Cong. Shaar
Hashomayim. His duties with the
congregation began with the High
Holy Day services.
A graduate of the Yeshivath
Etz Chaim in Jerusalem, he stu-
died under Jerusalem's Cantor
Rivlin and at the Jerusalem Con-
servatory of Music. His family
has a cantor or rabbi serving four
communities in the United States,
and in Palestine. For `the last six
ye'ars, Cantor Adler has served
with the Great Synagogue of Re-
hovot in Palestine.
He plans to organize a chil-
dren's choir in Windsor after the
holidays.
Cong. Shaar Hashomayim is
holding special holiday services
for children and young people
this year. Prayers for children
seven to 12 are led by Mrs. Leah
Levine of the Talmud Torah staff.
M. M. Sumner conducts the ser-
vice for unmarried young adults.
As in past years, trained nurses
are in attendance to supervise
play activities for children three
to seven, while their parents are
worshipping. •
* * *
Rabbi Chaim Weinstein
Directs Windsor School
Holiday Services for
Michigan U. Students
Fund,' under the direction
0'
At last!
DORFMAN'S
Turover Aid Soc.
Ready to Erect
Synagogue, Center
Under the leadership of Isidor
Sosnick, president, the Turover
Aid Society has begun the erec-
tion of a Synagogue and Com-
munity Center on Dexter Blvd.
between Duane and Monterey.
The building will house Con-
gregation Ezras Achim and fur-
nish club rooms for the Turover
Mens - Club, Turover Juniors, a
Scout troup and meeting place
for the society.
The building committee is un-
der the leadership of Julius Sch
wartz and the fund raising com-
mittee is headed by Jacob Bob-
rin, assisted by Nathan Samet.
Max L. Roberts is secretary. Saul
Rubin, an • ex-president, is super-
vising the construction of the
building.
Construction funds are being
raised by voluntary pledges giv-
en by members of the organiza-
tion.
The cornerstone laying cere-
monies will be held after the
holidays.
Grand Rapids Rabbi
•
Lists Sermon Topics
Joseph Cohen, chairman of the
Windsor Talmud Torah, an-
nounces the appointment of Rab-
bi Chaim Weinstein as director.
Rabbi Weinstein is a graduate
of Misafta Torah Vadas, the Heb-
rew Theological Seminary, and
Wayne University.
Before taking the Windsor post
he was a member of the staff of
Yeshivath Beth Yehudah and was
rabbi of Beth Aaron Synagogue
in Detroit.
Rabbi Harry Essrig has select-
ed "A Soft Religion for Hard
Times" as the title 'of his Kol
Nidre Eve sermon at Congrega-
tion Emanuel in Grand Rapids.
Yom Kippur morning, Wednes-
day, Sept. 24, he will preach on
"Our First Line of Defense,"
and at the Yom Kippur Memorial
service on "Preparing for Im-
mortality."
AMG Advisor to Speak
To Temple Israel Men
Rabbi Segal Announces
Yom Kippur Sermons
The Men's Club of Temple Is-
rael will open its 1947 activities
with the annual dinner at the
Statler Hotel at 7 p. m. Wednes-
day, Oct. 8.
Speaker of the evening will be
Rabbi Philip Bernstein, advisor
to the AMG in the American
Zone of Occupation in Germany.
Harry Pliskow, chairman of
the affair, invites all members of
the congregation to attend the
dinner. Tickets may be secured
_ at the Temple office.
Haifa Chapter Tops Zionist Groups
In Campaigning for Expansion Fund
Haifa" Chapter of the . Zionist Organization of Detroit is leading
all groups here in the fund-raising campaign for the ZOA Expansion
of Sidney Brand and Alex Zuckman, it
was announced at a meeting of the campaign committee Thursday
evening at the home of Louis Berry. •
Dr. Louis Kazdan, president of Haifa Chapter,- in an appeal
Yom Kippur * services for Jew- for the fund, stated.
"In view of recent brutalities wide front, we must take the
ish Students' at the University of
A joint meeting of the repre . Michigan will be conducted at and- the Exodus incidents, we lead by showing unanimity in
thought and in action. This can
sentatives of the United Hebrew Lydia • Mendelssohn Theater, Ann
best be accomplished by support:.
Schools and the Beth Aaron Syn-
Arbor,
Tuesday.
at
8.:00
p.:
m.
and
ing. the Zionist program
agogue held Sept. 8 unanimously
erica and to contribute generous-
decided to establish a branch to Wednesday at 10 a. m., by Rabbi
ly to the current Expansion Fund
be known as the Beth Aaron HersChel Lymon of the Bnai Brith
campaign."
Branch of the United Hebrew Hillel Foundation._
Schools in the building of the
Louis Berry and Abe Kasle, co-
Arrangements have been made
Beth -Aaron Synagogue located at
chairmen of the driva, urge all
with the university administra-
Wyoming and - Thatcher.
Detroit Jews who are not con-
Sessions will be held Monday tion to allow students to be ex,
tacted by the committee to, send
through Thursday. On Sundays, cused from theira classes. 'Rabbi
their contribution to the Zionist
Beth Aaron Synagogue will con-
Office, 1044 Penobscot Bldg:
tinue to conduct the Sunday Lymon will be _assisted by stu-
dent cantors who will chant the
school established last year.
3 Rabbis to Officiate
Arrangements have been made service and read the Torah.
At Beth El Services
for - transportation of children to
On Friday, Saturday . and Sun-
Yom Kippur services will be
and from the synagogue.
held at Temple Beth El on Sept.
The United Hebrew Schools day; Hillel House, on Hill and Ha-
was represented at the meeting ven Sts., will be open to all stu-
23 at 8 p.m. and Sept. 24, at 10
a.m.
by Abe Kaslo, -president; Maurice dents to meet their friends as well
H. Zackheirn and Maurice Land- as the staff of the foundation.
Dr. Benedict Glazer will offi-
au, associate chairman of the Plans. are under way to continue
ciate in the Main Temple, Rabbi
Board of Education; Bernard a program of student activities
Phineas Smoller in the Chapel,
Isaacs, superintendent; Louis Stoll of a religious, cultural and social
and Rabbi Sidney Akselrad in
and Michael Michlin. •
the social hall.
nature. •
The synagogue committee con-
The children's Yom Kippur
Howard
Freeman,
of
3010
Chi-
DR. LOUIS KAZDAN
sists of Morris Schneider, Karl
service will be held Wednesday
cago
Blvd.,
Detroit,
newly-elected
Krupp and Joe Schwartz, vice-
cannot stand by and be passive at 2 p.m.
presidents; Dr. Ben Benjamin, president of the Student Council, in relation to our fellow Jews.
secretary; and Louis Levine, anticipates record-breaking mem- Action is imperative.
treasurer. The management of bership for Hillel in the school
"It is obvious from the beha-
the sisterhood consists of Mes- year 1947-48. He will supervise vior of the British government
dames Sol Docks, president; Sam the membership drive which will that it has no intention of alter-
Schneider and Jack Raisin, vice- endeavor to enlist the overwhelm- ing its present attitude. From re-
presidents; Herman Becker, Sid- ing majority of Jewish students cent British commitments it ap-
ney Harris, Rose Freedman and in the Hillel progiam.
pears that the good work of the
Rose Huntman, secretaries; and
UNSCOP may be jeopardized un-
Esther Fold, treasurer.
less world public opinion is mo-
Bnai David Men Present
Mrs. Sol Docks presided at the
bilized 'in support of its recom-
meeting.
Holiday Gifts to Patients mendations.
Registration dates for the school,
"If we are to achieve a world-
have been set for Sept. 21, from.
Bnai.
David
Men's
Club
he
pre-
10 a. m. to 2 p. m. and Sept. 22,
sented naemo wallets to 40 Jewish
from 7 to 10 p. m.
patients. at Percy Jones Hospital
in Battle Creek, as a Rosh Hasha-
nah gift.
KOSHER CATERING
Hebrew Schools
Set Up Branch
At Beth Aaron
Rabbi Fram Lists
Sermon Themes
. Page Eleven
.
"The Only True Atonement"
will be Rabbi Jacob Segal's ser-
mon topic at the Kol Nidre ser-
vices of the Northwest Hebrew
Congregation at 6 p. m. Tuesday,
Sept. 23.
Yom Kippur morning services
will begin at 9 a. m., with Yizkor
prayers at 11 a. m. Rabbi Segal
will preach on "Memorials for
the Living."
Cantor William Glueck will
chant the prayers, assisted by
Bev. Aron Grossbard.
The wallets will be distributed
to the soldiers by Seymour Nash,
area director for the Jewish Wel-
fare Board in Battle Creek. The
presentation continues a practice
begun by the Bnai David men, last
year, when they presented 15
collapsible wheel chairs to am-
putees at Percy Jones.
Kaddish and Yarzeit for departed
loved ones, said in Palestine. Re-
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