Stanley C. Myers to Speak at
CJFWF Conference on Sept. 25

I6—THE JEWISH NEWS

Friday, September 17, 1948

Detroit Jr. Hadassah

Stanley C. Myers of Miami, Fla,. munity Problems and Perspec-
president of the Council of Jewish tives in Planning to Meet Total Begins Oneg Shabbats;
Federations and Welfare Funds, Needs" at the session on Sunday List Leaders for Year
will be the featured speaker at morning, Sept. 26.
the Council's East Central States
The final session on Sunday
The Central States Region of
afternoon, Sept. 26, will be de- Junior Hadassah met Sept. 12 in
Regional Confer-
voted to an objective analysis of Toledo to plan future activities.
ence on Sept. •5
the overseas and Israel situations Representatives from Detroit
and 26 at Hotel
by Harold Glasser, outstanding were Shirley Schubiner, Detroit
Cleveland, Cleve-' .-
economist and Director of the president; Helen Karabenick, re-
_land, 0.
Council's Institute on Overseas gional membership chairman;
Mr. Myers will
Corinne Perlis, regional Zionist
Studies.
address the
opening session
Abraham Srere and Isidore Youth Commission representative,
Saturday eve-
Sobeloff of Detroit are respective and Miriam Perin, bulletin chair-
ning, Sept. 25.
chairmen of the program • and man.
He will analyze
Other Detroit officers for this
professional advisory committees
year are: Shirley Frank, record-
the needs at
for the conference.
home, in Europe S. C. MYERS
ing secretary; Saretta Feiler, cor-
and in Israel, and highlight the N. W. Congregation Issues responding secretary; 'Muriel
Lovasco, treasurer; Judy. Preger-
implications and perspectives for
son, Ruth Magid, Palestine pro-
American and Canadian Jewry Tickets for Holy Days
jects; Blanche Berman, Hilda
in planning to meet total needs
The seating committee of the Samuels, membership; Arlene
for 1949 and beyond. • _
Jerome N. Curtis -Of Cleveland, Northwest Hebrew Congregation, Platt, Ilene Rosen, program; Bet-
vice president of the Cleveland under the co-chairmanship of ty Weberman, Davida Robinson,
Jewish Welfare Federation, and Charles H. Charlip and Abraham education; Diane Gordon, Ida
Julian Freeman, past president Etein, has been busy distributing Chernow, Youth Aliyah; Mary
of the Indianapolis Jewish Feder- membership reservations for the Cohen, Laurie Cohen, JNF; Eve-
lyn Koppelman, Harriet Harri-
ation, will-speak on "Local Com-7 High Holy Days.
A limited number of seats are son, Ameriban affairs; Rose Fran-
available to non-members and kel, hospitality; Rena Salinger,
may be obtained at the syna- choral group; Beverly Goldfine,
gogue during week-day evenings. Marian Goss, Julia Sherr, social
committee; Shirley Harman, Lil-
A combined choir of profes- lian Axelrod, publiciyt; Ruth
sional and lay singers has been Prujansky, program adviser, and
Two members of the faculty of rehearsing under Cantor Pavel Gertrude Goldman, membership
Yeshiva Farm Settlement for Slavensky.
adviser.
Orphans near Mt. Kisco, N.
The first of a series of monthly
Rabbi Isaac Mendelovitz and Northwest YPC Holds
Oneg Shabbats will be held at
Rabbi H. L. Schick—arrived in
8:30 p.m. Friday, Sept. 24, at the
Detroit this week to solicit sup- Membership Dance
home of the president, Shirley
port here for the novel project.
Schubiner, 3315 "'ebb. Members
The plan of this farm settle-
The Young People's Club of and friends are invited. A general
ment, for which a huge West- the Northwest Hebrew Congerga- meeting is planned for Oct. 7.
chester estate was secured, is to tion will present its annual mem-
For - additional information, call
have the boys do farming half the bership dance Sunday evening, Miss Schubiner, TO. 6-7687, or
Sept.
19,
at
the
synagogue
social
time and study the rest of the
Betty Weberman, TY. 6-4533.
hall.
time.
Ranging in ages from 15 to 21,
Dick Stein and his orchestra
the boys, who were brought to will be featured. There will be no .
INSURED
this country from Nita,. Czecho- charge for members. - Young
slovakia, are survivors from people 18 to 30 may join the
Nazism. Many of the students group at the door.
were among the 400 pupils in the •
Nita Yeshiva. Virtually all of Men's Clubs to Discuss
them were in • concentration
camps and one was rescued from Employment Problems
the -gas chambers.
"Human Relations between
The project is non-profit. - Na-
tional headquarters are at 109 Employer and Emplokee" will be
the subject of discussion at a
Rodney St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
The estate on which the farm joint meeting of the Bnai David
CURRENT RATE
and _schOol are located is in rolling and Beth Aaron Men's Clubs at
American Savings
country, with four main houses, 9 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 23, at Bnai
two garages, a barn and several David social hall, Elinhurst at
&
Loan Association
14th.
miscellaneous buildings.
Your
Neighborhood
Rabbis Mendelovitz and Schick
The diScussion will be -led by
\ Savings Institution
have been given the blessings of a Wayne University professor.
Dexter Blvd. at Cortland
the Detroit Rabbinical -Associa- Seeking happiness • in employ-
TO. 9-6611
tion in their solicitations here. ment will be the main issue of
They Will make appeals in local the meeting.
synagogues and plan to complete
their effort in two weeks. Their
DETROIT AUXILIARY OF LOS ANGELES SANA-
work has the endorsement of
rabbis • throughout the country,
TORIUM ORGANIZATIONAL CONFERENCE THIS
including Rabbi Eliezer Silver of
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1948, AT 11:00 A. M.
Cincinnati.
11529 Linwood Ave.
Workmen's Circle Center
Bnai Moshe Curriculum
All organizations regardless of political

';

Seek Support Here
For Yeshiva Farm

SAVINGS .
ACCOUNTS

or religious affiliation are requested to
send two delegates \ to attend.
.
.
Nathan L Epstein

Expanded to Include Glee
Club, Pre-Kindergarten

Bnai Moshe Religious School,
which opened Sept. 13, will con-
duct a pre-kindergarten this year
for foul;-year-old children. In
addition, a glee club being
organized under the supervision
Of Harry Siegel, music instruc-
toy of the Bnai Moshe • school.
Students in the vicinity of
Dexter and Lawrence are in-
vited. to join the Bnai Moshe
Religious School, which conducts
classes through the twelfth
grade. Hebrew is taught on Sun-
day mornings to all students
from the 7th through 10th
grades. •

Beth El Opens Religious
School Sept. 18 and 19

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The opening sessions of the Re-
ligious School of Temple Beth El
will be held this Saturday and
Sunday mornings, Sept..18 and 19.
The school will offer a compre-
hensive program of Jewish his-
tory and ceremonials, Bible, He-
-brew and Jewish literature. •
The school also will sponsor a
Tuesday afternoon bourse in He-
breW to those students interested
in obtaining additional training.
This will supplement the Satur-
day and Sunday Hebrew program.
David Edgar, Judy Isenberg and
Sidney Kleinman head the High
School committee which is plan-
ning an active season of social and
religious activity.

Temple Israel Has Classes Russian Bear Inn fo Open
Oct. I in Larger Quarters
For Young People 16-18

Temple Israel High School has
opened its sessions for young
men and women, 16 to 18. There
are classes in comparative re-
ligion, Jewish history and litera-
ture.
In the pre-kindergarten or
nursery class of Temple Israel
Religious School now in session,
are entered children of the age
of 4. _ All the classes will meet
Sunday morning, except the Con-
firmation Department, grades 6,
7, 8 and 9, which meets on Sat-
urday morning.
The Union of American He-
brew Congregations has pub-
lished Rabbi Leon Fram's High
Holy Day sermon "The Twilight
of the Year" in a volume "A Set
of Holiday Sermons."

The formal 'opening of the
Russian Bear Inn in its new
quarters at 62 E. Columbia St.,
will be held on Friday, , Oct. 1,
according to announcement by
Serge JeromskY and A. Poznan-
ski. Russian Bear Inn was form-
erly located at 25 W. Columbia.
The new home of the Russian
Bear Inn occupies two floors and
will be lavishly furnished with
the Russian motif throughout.
The Russian Balalaika orchestra
will return to play for the enter-
tainment of its guests.

VLADIMIRITZER EMERG-
ENCY RELIEF ORGANIZATION
will hold its first social meeting
at 8:30 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 28, at
the Workmen's Circle. Mrs. Jean-
ette Serling will present readings
from Sholom Aleichem. Mrs.
Edith Reznick, entertainment
chairman, urges all members and
friends to attend.

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