THE JEWISH NEWS

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Congregational Activities .

Temple Sisterhoods Hear Progress State Sisterhoods
Of House of Living Judaism Project Re-elect Lansing

Woman President

Mrs. Harvey Steadman of Lans-
ing was reelected president of the
Michigan State Federation of
Temple Sisterhoods at the an-
nual convention held. Oct. 9 in
Jackson,
Other officers named include
Mrs. Irving Steinman
Pontiac
and Mrs. Samuel Danto of De-
troit, vice presidents; and Mrs.
Max Loewenstein of Detroit,
secretary.
Jane Evans, executive director
of' the .National Federation of
Temple Sisterhoods, and Rabbi
Leon Feuer of Toledo were the
convention speakers.
Detroit delegates included Mes-
dames Charles Aller, Saul J.
Benyas, Samuel Blacher, Samuel
B. Danto, William P. Greenberg,
Arthur J. Hass, Harold Schakne
and Morton Snyder from Temple
rtrael, and Mesdames
avid
Cooper, Ivan Frankel, Lawrence
Freedman, John Hopp, Maurice
Klein, Max Loewenstein, David
Marx, Morton Newlander, Harry
Phillips, Ben Salon and Harold
Shapero of Temple Beth El.
Present from Pontiac were
Mesdames Abe Cohen, Herman
Dickstein, Jewel Fisher, Thomas
Horwitz, Abe Lapides, Julian Le-
vine, William Present, Irving
Steinman, Herman Stenbuck and
Barney Wyman.

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—Photo by Paul Kirsch, Jewish News Photographer

Left to right: Seated, DR. B. BENEDICT GLAZER, Temple Beth
El; RABBI MAURICE N. EISENDRATH, RABBI LEON FRAM, Temple
Israel; standing, MRS. JOHN HOPP, chairman, Beth El Sisterhood
Victory Project; MRS. MAURICE KLEIN, president, Beth El Sister-
hod; MRS. H. J. MILLMAN, chairman, Temple Israel Victory Project;
MRS. SAMUEL BLACHER, president, Temple Israel Sisterhood.

Several hundred women from
Detroit and neighboring Michigan
cities heard a report on the record
of achievements of the National
Federation of Temple Sisterhoods
at a luncheon and rally last Mon-
day at the Art Institute from Dr.
Maurice N. Eisendrath, president
of the Union of American Hebrew
Congregations. Dr. Eisendrath ap-
pealed for support for the House
of Living Judaism—major NFTS
project.
The Sisterhood of Temple
Israel served as hostess at this
function, with the Sisterhood of
Temple Beth El actively partici-
pating.
With "spare a brick for our
national home" as the slogan
adopted by\ the Temple Israel
Sisterhood's' committee for the
House of Living Judaism, the
luncheon meeting dedicated itself
to the realization of a national
goal of $650,000 for the erection
of the House of Living Judaism
which, upon completion, will be
an Anaerican and world center
of religious activities, for the pro-
motion of the. Liberal Jewish
movement here and abroad. More
than $100,000 already has been
secured, and the Detroit Sister-
hoods are giving the project gen-
erous support, as are the 415 af-
filiated units of the National Fed-
eration of Temple Sisterhoods
from coast to coast.
The rally on Monday began
with an invocation by Dr. B.
Benedict Glazer of Temple Beth
El, and Rabbi Leon Fram of Tem-
ple Israel addressed the audience.
Among the guests were Mrs.
Lawrence Freedman of Temple
Beth-El, Detroit, executive board
member of the National Feder-
ation of Temple Sisterhoods,
presidents of visiting Sisterhoods,
and the following officers of the
Michigan Federation of Temple
Sisterhoods: Mrs.. Irving Stein-
man, Pontiac, first vice president;
Mrs. Samuel B. Danto, Temple
Israel, second vice president; Mrs.
Max Loewenstein, Temple Beth
El, recording secretary. Mrs.
Maurice Klein, president of Tem-
ple Beth El Sisterhood, delivered
a message, as did Mrs. Samuel
Blacher, president of Temple
Israel Sisterhood, who was chair-
man of the rally.
Dr. Eisendrath was fhtroduced
by Mrs. John Hopp, Temple Beth-
El's chairman of the House of
Living Judaism. The meeting was
then presided over by Mrs. H. J.
Millman, victory project chair-
man of Temple Israel.
A dessert luncheon preceded
the rally, and a fashion show con-
cluded the program.

Kaddish and Yarzheit for de-
partod loved ones. Said in Pales-
tine. Responsible party, references
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Israel to Celebrate
Girl Scout. Sabbath
At Services Oct. 24

Northwest JC Sets
Year-Round Program

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Girl Scout Sabbath, an annual
institution observed in syna-
gogues and churches throughout
the country, will be celebrated at
theSabbath eve services of Tem-
ple Israel, at 8:30 p. m. Friday,
Oct. 24, in the Lecture Hall of
the Detroit Institute of Arts.
The two girl scout troops and
the brownie troop sponsored by
the Sisterhood of Temple Israel
will attend the services with their
parents. The 'Girl Scouts will
serve as ushers.
Rabbi Fram's sermon will be
devoted to the story of the syna-
gogue which has recently been
designated as an American na-
tional shrine, the Touro Syna-
gogue of Newport, R. I., the first
synagogue erected on American
soil.

The Junior Congregation of the
Northwest Hebrew Congregation
will hold a wienie roast Satuzday
evening, Oct. 18, at Palmer Park.
In charge of the wienie roast are
the following: Gerald Loomus,
president; Robert Shapiro, secre-
tary; Louise Miller, treasurer, and
Earl Jacobs, social chairman.
The sponsors of the Junior Con-
gregation appointed by Ira G.
Kaufman, president of the con-
gregation, are Harold Goldberg
and Harry Newman. Advisors ap-
pointed by Mrs. - Doris Markel,
president of the Sisterhood, are
Mrs. Joseph Loomus, chairman;
Mrs. Dunsky, co-chairman; Mrs.
Robert Shapiro, Mrs. Joseph
Mehr, Mrs. Samual Kampner and
Mrs. Irving Klein. Appointed by
Malcolm Rivkin, president of the
At the social hour following Men's Club, are Al Levy, chair-
the services the parents of the man, assisted by . Irving Berger
children who participated in the and Samuel J. Cohl.
ceremony of the blessing will be
the guests of the Temple Israel Canada Doubles Quota
Sisterhood.
For DPs to Be Admitted
OTTAWA, (JTA)—The Cana-
Congregation Beth Aaron dian government has agreed to
double the quota of Ws to he ad-
To Install New Officers
mitted to the Dominion as immi-
Cong. Beth Aaron will install grants, it was announced by Min-
the following new officers Thurs- ister of Resources James A. Glen.
day, Oct. 23, at the synagogue,
Thatcher and Wyoming:
... Morris Schneider, president;
YOUR BEAUTY
Sam Freedman, • first vice presi-
dent; Charles Beigler, second vice
COUNSELOR
president; Louis Levine, treas-
Is ready to serve you with
urer, and Morris Katz, secretary.
Beauty Aid, from head to toe.
Ben Drapkin heads the instal-
lation committee.
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IN YOUR HOME
CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late Rose
Sorokin wishes to thank rela-
tives and friends for the many
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kindnesses shown in its recent
bereavement.

ETHEL SMITH

20TH JUBILEE BANQUET

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Detroit Auxiliary of Los Angeles Sanatorium

Friday, Ocfober 17, 1947

Services in Our Synagogues

TEMPLE ISRAEL: Lecture Hall, Detroit Institute of Arts. Sabbath
eve services at 8:30 p. m. Friday, Oct. 19. Rabbi Leon Fram will
review John Gunther's "Inside USA." Jay Stanford Millman will
observe his Bar Mitzvath.
TEMPLE BETH EL, Woodward at Gladstone: Sabbath eve services
at 8:15 p.m. Friday; Oct. 17. Dr. B. Benedict Glazer will preach
. on "Palestine and the Decisions of the United Nations."

Women's Leagu Beth Yehudah Reports
Of Young Israel Deficit of $24,578
At a meeting of the board of
Hears Dr. Jung YeshivOth
Beth Yehudah, an edu-

Next Wednesday at 12:30 p. rn.,
the Women's League of Young
Israel will hold its third annual
donor luncheon at the Bel-Aire
Terrace Room on Woodward Ave.
Dr. Leo Jurig, Rabbi of the
Jewish Center in New, York, will
be the guest speaker. He has
been professor of ethics at Ye-
shiva University since 1930;
chairman of the pr-r-
Advisory Board
of Kaslirut En-
forcement in
New York State;
editor of the
Jewish Library;
author of many
works, an-son g
them "Founda-
tion of Judaism,"
"Living Juda-
ism," "Towards Dr. L. Jung
Sinai," "Modern Trends in Amer-
ican Judaism," and the recent
"Israel of Tomorrow;" member of
the cultural commission of JDC;
vice-president of the Union of
Orthodox Jewish Congregations
and past president of the Rab-
binical Council of America.
The musical portion of the pro-
gram will feature Julius' Chajes
and Marguerite Kozenn, who
have just completed a two-month
concert tour in Europe, which in-
cluded a concert for 1,200 Jewish
DPs in Vienna and an appearance
at the European Zionist Congress,
where they gave a concert of He-
brew music at the closing session.
The Women's League of Young
Israel counts upon the proceeds
of the donor luncheon to assist in
the redemption of a pledge of
$10,000 to the Young Israel build-
ing fund and in the support of
the extensive network of Young
Israel clubs. Tickets are available
from Women's League members
and at the Young Israel office,
TO. 843064.

Eternal Light Features
World's Food Problems

As a contribution to American
understanding of the world-wide
food emergency, a special 'script
entitled "A Journey to Ger," has
been prepared by Morton Wish-
engrad for presentation on the
Eternal Light radio program at
8 a. m. Sunday, Oct. 19, on sta-
tion WWJ.

cational report was submitted by
Rabbi M. J. Wohlgelernter, presi-
dent, and a financial statement
by Max W. Temchin, chairman of
t h e administrative committee,
covering the months of June
through September.
During the first third of the
present year, the income totaled
$43,334. For the eight months re-
maining until the end of the fiscal
year May 3.1, 1948, $100,000 is ex-
pected to be raised from income
from students, scholarship fund,
dues, donations, Jewish Welfare
Federation, synagogues, Ladies'
Auxiliary, m e m o r i al contribu-
tions and the annual .dinner.
The indebtedness as of Sept:
30 was $24,578, including $12,000
due to members of the -staff in
salary arrears for 8 to 10 weeks.
A decrease of , $7,000 in the
Yeshivah deficit is shown in this
report. A number of individuals
and groups have contributed
money to help liquidate the debt.
A committee headed by Sol
Eisenberg and including David
J Cohen, David Goldberg, Sam
l echtman, Abe Nusbaum, Max
W. Temchin and Morris W. Zack,
will have charge of "Clear the
$25,000 Deficit" drive which will
continue through December.

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