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THE JEWISH NEWS
Congregational News
Dr. Morgenstern
Is Next Speaker
In Beth El Series
Registration Now Open Dr. Simon Greenberg
For Spring Semester at
Speaker at Shaarey
Yeshivath Beth Yehudah Zedek Dinner Monday
Registration for the spring
semester, beginning Feb. 2, is now
underway at Yeshivath Beth Ye-
hudah, Dexter at Cortland.
Classes are, open in the fol-
lowing departments: Pre-kinder-
garten, kindergarten, yeshivah
day school, afternoon yeshivah
training classes, Beth Jacob after-
noon classes for girls.
An afternon yeshivah class for
boys is being opened at Beth
Tefilo Emanuel Synagogue, Tay-
lor and Woodrow Wilson, under
the supervision of Beth Yehudah.
Attention of parents in the
Seven Mile Rd. area is called to
the yeshivah bus transportation,
serving students of the kinder-
garten and day school.
Enlargement of the • Beth
Jacob departinent is one of the
DR JULIAN MORGENSTERN objectives of the forthcoming
Yeshivah patron's dinner, to be
Dr. Julian Morgenstern will be held Sunday, March 14, at Bnai
the .speaker Tuesday evening, Jan. Moshe. Morris W. Zack is general
27, for the Institute on Judaism chairman.
sponsored by the Men's Club of
Temple Beth El. His subject will
be "Modern Interpretation of the
Bible".
Dr. Morgenstern is president
emeritus of Hebrew Union Col-
lege. He retired last year after
Ludwig Lewisohn, outstanding
serving as president for twenty- author and lecturer, will address
five years.
the Shaarey Zedek• Men's Club
He is past president of Ameri- Wednesday, Jan. 28, at the syna-
can Oriental Society; trustee of gogue.
American Schools of Oriental Re-
Albert Green, Men's Club
search in Jerusalem and Bagdad, president, invites the public to
serves on the boards of many attend.
learned societies and is the author
of many books in the "field of 'Baruch Lumet's talk, Jan. 7,
was. an outstanding success,
biblical scholarship.
A question and answer period Green reports. The Men's Club
will follow the speaker's address. also sponsored Lumet's appear-
ance at the Jewish Home for the
Aged.
Lewisohn Speaks
At Shaarey Zedek
Dr. Glazer to Give
Lecture Course for
Beth El Sisterhood
"The Jewish Child in the Mod-
ern World" is the over-all title
for a course of four lectures for
Temple Beth El
Sisterhood Mem-
bers and friends,
to be given in
the Brown Mem-
orial Chapel for
Dr. B. Benedict
Glazer- from 11
a. m. , to 12:00
noon on Tuesday,
beginning Jan.
20. Dr. Glazer's Dr. Glazer
first talk will be on the topic
"The World We Live In Today—
How Does It Affect Our Chil-
dren?" The second lecture, on
Jana 27, will deal with "The Spe-
cial Problem of Jewish Children
—What Is the Right Approach?"
On Feb. 3, Dr. Glazer will dis-
cuss "The Jewish Home—Out-
lines of a Wholesome Environ-
ment." The final meeting, on
Feb.' 10, will consider "Facing
the Future—What Lies Ahead for
the Je*wish Child?"
Mrs. Seymour Tilchin and Mrs.
Lewis Daniels are co-chairmen
for the series. Mrs. Maurice
Klein is president of the Sister-
hood.
Shaarey Zedek, Northwest
Youth Groups to Debate
On Religion in Schools
The combined youth groups of
Shaarey Zedek, Temple Beth El,
Temple Israel and Northwest
Congregation will hold the sec-
ond in the series of "Youth
Speaks" forums at 7:45 p. m.
Wednesday, Jan. 21 at Hampton
school.
Shaarey Zedek will oppose
Northwest Congregation in the
discussion of the topic "Should
We Have Compulsory Religious
Education In Our Public
Schools?" All students are in-
vited to attend and participate
in the open discussion which will
follow- the debate. A social hour
of dancing and refreshments,
with Temple Israel acting as host,
will complete 'the evening.
Avis Shulman to Speak
At N. W. Donor Luncheon
Mrs. Avis Shulman, wife of
Rabbit Charles Shulman of New.
York, will be guest speaker at
the donor luncheon of the Sister-
hood of Northwest Hebrew Con-
gregation and Center, Wednes-
day. afternoon, Feb. 11, at the
Synagogue.
The program will also feature
a pageant, "Jewish Women
Through the Ages," and presen-
tations by the Sisterhood Choral
Group.
Fifty women attended the tea
given last Tuesday afternoon by
Mrs. Sol Slomovitz at her home
on Woodingham Drive to hear
reports , on the progress being
made by the donor luncheon
committee. A luncheon will be
given this Monday by Mrs. Len-
ore Dunsky, program book chair-
man at her home on Roselawn
Ave. for captains on this com-
mittee.
Reservations for the luncheon
are being taken by Mrs. Charles
Charlip, UN. 2-8485, and Mrs..
Mitchell Schram, UN. 2-5063.
Mrs. Joseph Markel, president,
has called a board meeting for
Wednesday evening, Jan. 21, at
the synagogue.
Shaarey Zedek YPS
Frolic January 31
The Young People's Society of
Congregation Shaarey Zedek will
present its mid-year dance
"Snowball Frolic," Saturday
night, Jan. 31, in the synagogue
social hall.
The following committee has
been selected:. Nathan Spinner,
chairman; Miss Marian Lewis
and Helen Noble, co-chairmen;
Misses Alice Sobel, Tina Dubrove,
Doris Green, Onny Goldsmith,
Dotty Rosen, Norma Aberly and
Grace Gorelik; Arthur Lyons and
Harry Sears.
Misses Rae Ann Moss, Addie
Cohen, Caroline Ruzumna, Bev-
erly Ruskin, and Sherman Zel-
des, Sol Ginsburg, Sanford Green.
Additional Congregational
News on Page 9
Friday, January 16, 1948
Services in Our Synagogues
NORTHWEST HEBREW CONGREGATION: Services Saturday,
9 a. m. Rabbi. Jacob E. Segal will preach on "Freedom Road."
Cantor Pavel Slavensky will conduct services. Late Friday eve-
ning services, Jan. 23.
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CONG. BNAI DAVID: Friday night gathering, Jan. 16, dedicated to
synagogue's religious school. Rabbi Eric Greenbaum, director of
Bnai David school, guest speaker oh "Jewish Education." Brief
service to be conducted by Rabbi J. S. Sperka. Oneg Shabbat in
social hall, with Sisterhood members as hostesses. Rabbi Sperka
will speak Saturday morning on "Deliverance from Egypt."
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CONG. BNAI MOSHE, Dexter and Lawrence: Friday, Jan. 16, regu-
lar evening service at 4:45. Saturday morning service at 9. Daily
services, 7:15 a. m., .5 p. m.
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TEMPLE ISRAEL, Lecture Hall, Detroit Institute of Arts, services at
8:30 p. m. Friday, Jan. 20. Rabbi Leon Fram will preach on
"Homelessness," fifth in series of sermons on the Jewish' State.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Colen will be hosts at the social hour in
honor of the ceremony of the naming of their child, Judy Mar-
lene. Friday, Jan. 16, Men's Club Annual Laymen's Service.
Guest Speaker: Prof. Jay J. Sherman of Wayne University on
the subject, "Religion in the Colleges."
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TEMPLE BETH EL, Woodward at Gladstone: Sabbath eve services,
8:15 p. m. Friday, Jan. 16. Dr. B. Benedict Glazer will preach on
"Stories from the Jewish Past." Liturgical music by 'the Temple
quartet under the direction of Jason H. Tickton. Social hour
following, under the auspices of the Sisterhood.
Mizrachi Membership
Rally This Saturday
DR. SIMON GREENBERG
Dr. Simon Greenberg, Provost
and professor of education of the
Jewish Theological Seminary,
will be guest speaker at the din-
ner in honor of Rabbis A. M.
Hershman and Morris Adler of
Congregation Shaarey Zedek, at
the synagogue social hall, Mon-
day evening, Jan. 19, Abraham
Srere, chairman, announced.
The dinner will launch Shaar-
ey Zedek's- $100,000 drive for the
Seminary.
Ordained as Rabbi in 1925, Dr.
Greenberg served for 20 years
as Rabbi of Congregation Har
Zion, Philadelphia. He received
his Ph. D. degree from Dropsie
College, and pursued graduate
studies at the Hebrew University
and American School for Oriental
Research in Jerusalem. He is a
former president. of the Rabbin-
ical Assembly of America and is
author of "Living as a Jew To-
day," "The Ideals of the Jew-
ish Prayer Book."
Members of Shaarey Zedek
active in the drive are: Morris
H. Blumberg, Louis Berry, Sam-
uel B. Solomon, Dr. A. J. Alt-
man, Irving Blumberg, Harry
Cohen, Arthur Fleischman, Saul
H. Glueckman, Joseph Frenkel,
Albert Green, Samuel R. Green-
baum, Philip L. Kanter, Abe
Kasle, Abe Katzman, Charles
Lapides, Arthur S. Purdy, Judge
Charles Rubiner, Abe Schmier,
Maurice Seligman, Max Schayo-
witz, Harry M. Shulman, Ben S.
Sidlow, Dr. Leonard Sidlow, Sey-
mour Simons, Barney Smith,
Charles A. Smith, Norman M.
Snider, Abraham Srere and
Frank Wetsman.
Judge Toms to Address
Temple Israel Men's Club
A membership rally of Mizra-
chi Organization of Detroit will
be held this Saturday evening at
Congregation Mogen Avrohom,
Dexter at Cortland. Rabbi Ben-
jamin Groner of Windsor will
address the rally. A report of the
Mizrachi regional conference held
in Toledo on Jan. 4 also will be
part of the program.
T h e Mizrachi membership
drive is attracting city wide at-
tention. Congregation Beth Ab-
raham is the third in the list of
synagogues that are forming Miz-
rachi branches by enrolling all
members. Louis Ellenbogen, Mor-
ris Weller, Morris Mohr, Michael
Weisler and Jacob Landgarten
are leading the Beth Abraham
drive. Sol B. Edelman has en-
rolled seven life members and is
making a record in this field.
An intensified effort is being
made to increase the sale of She-
kolim. Hanoar Hamizrachi of
Wayne University and Young Is-
rael of Detroit sold shekolim for
Mizrachi.
Light Script Tells Story
Of Moses Mendelssohn
To mark the seventh anniver-
sary of the definition of The Four
Freedoms by President Roosevelt,
the Eternal Liglit will present a
special re-broadcast of "Moses
Mendelssohn", a story of the 18th
century theologian who champi-
oned religious right in Germany,
on Sunday, Jan. 18, on station
WWJ. The script was written by
Morton Wishengrad.
Rabbi Joshua S. Sperka is De-
troit chairman of the% 25th anni-
versary scholarship campaign for
the Hebrew Theological College
of Chicago, the only institution
of its kind in the middle-west.
The scholarship will aid stu-
dents from 33 cities in this coun-
try, including Detroit, as well as
from Canada and Europe. • Over
100 graduates of the College, in-
cluding five Detroiters, now occu-
py pulpits in American and
Canadian communities. Sixteen
are commissioned officers in the
Chaplains Corps and 32 are
civilian chaplains. Four graduates
are Bnai Brith Hillel directors.
Samuel H. Ross is now in the
community as the accredited rep-
resentative of the Hebrew Theo-
logical College, to solicit con-
tributions and annual member-
ships.
Jewish Folk Chorus
Henry Goldberg, Conductor,
Presents The
SCHAFER
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Sunday, January 25, at 8 P.M.
Jewish Community Center
Featuring The Oratorio
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On Thursday night, Jan. 22, at
8:30, in the Lecture Hall of the
Detroit Institute of Arts, the
Men's Club of Temple Israel will
be addressed by Circuit Judge
Robert M. Toms. Judge Toms
has recently returned from Nu-
ernberg, Germany, where for the
last year he has been a member
of the U. S. Military Tribunal,
sitting in judgment on secondary
officials in the Nazi hierarchy.
All members of Temple Israel
and their friends are invited. Re-
freshments will be served in the
Romanesque Hall. There will be
no charge for admission.
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Greets New Members
The Detroit and Windsor Asso-
ciation of Cantors, at recent
meetings, welcomed to its ranks
Rev. Nathan Adler, cousin of
Cantor Hyman Adler of Bnai
David, and Cantor Pavel Slaven-
sky.
Rev. Adler recently arrived
from Palestine to accept a posi-
tion in Windsor, and Cantor Sla-
vensky, who came from Czecho-
slovakia, is new cantor at the
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