Congregations Schedule
Day of Atonement Worship

The traditional chanting of Kol .Nidre will begin the
observance of Yom Kippur, the Day of Atonement, Tuesday
evening in all Detroit synagogues. Services will resume early
Wednesday morning and continue until past sundown on
Wednesday.
This Friday evening and Satioday special Sabbath of

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Friday, October 8, 1948

Women's Groups Pledge SOS Aid

JWF Women's Board

To Initiate Activities
For Coming Season

Initiating activities for the
1948-49 season, the board of di-
rectors of the Jewish Welfare
Federation Women'3 Division will
meet at 10:30 a.m. Friday, Oct.
15, at the home of Mrs. Eugene
J. Arnfeld, 1890 Strathcona Dr.
Under the chairmanship of the
Division's re-elected president,
Mrs. Max Frank, the board will
evaluate the women's accom-
plishments for the past year and
make general plans for the corn-
ing year.
Members who will be attending
their first board meeting since
their election at the Division's
annual meeting Sept. 22, include
Mesdames Harry Barnett, Saul
Glueckman, Joseph Holtzman
and Philip Lipson.
Other members of the board
are:
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Rependtance prayers will be re-4
cited in the synagogues.
ices at 5:45 p.m. Tuesday, when
The following schedules have Rabbi MoSes Lehrman will
been announced by Detroit con- preach on "The Crossroads of
gregations for the conclusion of Jewish Living." His subject at
the morning services, beginning
the High Holy Days:
At Shaarey Zedek; parallel at 8 a.m., will be "Lest We For-
services will be held on Yom Kip- get." Yizkor prayers will be said
pur in the main auditorium and at 11:30.
The same schedule will prevail
the social hall. Kol Nidre will be
at 6 p.m., Yom Kippur morning at Bnai Moshe's auxiliary service
in the social hall. Junior congre-
worship at 9.
At Sabbath of Repentance rites gation services will be conducted
at Temple Israel at. 8:30 p.m. Fri- separately for . boys and girls six
day, Rabbi Leon Fram will preach to 12 and 13 to 17.
At Temple Emanuel in Grand
on "Twilight of the Year." At
7:30 p.m. this Friday, the Temple Rapids, Rabbi Harry Essrig has
Israel choir, with Cantor Robert announced the following Holy
S. Tulman, will present a pro- Day sermon topics: Sabbath of
Mesdames Samuel S. Aaron, Sidney
gram of Yom Kippur music on Repentance, "How Orthodox Can
J. Allen, Eugene • J. Arnfeld, Herman
station, - WWJ. Rabbi Fram will Reform Jews Be?"; Kol Nidre, A.
• August, Harry Becker, Jack B.
"Guilty of Absentee Judaism;" Behrmann, I. Irving Bittker, Hyman.
serve as commentator.
C.
Broder, Perry P. Burnstine, Abra-
Yom
Kippur,
"Don't
'Sell
Your-
Temple Israel's Yom Kippur
ham Cooper, Lewis B. Daniels, Samuel
services will be at 8 p.m. Tuesday self;" memorial services, "The B. Danto, Aaron DeRoy, Joseph H.
Joseph Falk, Joseph G. Fen-
evening and at 10 a.m. Wednes- High Cost of Immortal Living." Ehrlich,
ton, Walter M. Fuchs, Max Frank,
Seymour U. Frank, Isaac Gilbert, Fred
day.
A. Ginsburg, Louis Glasier, Samuel R.
Cong Bnai David will hold Sab-
Glogower, Saul Glueckman, Arthur I.
bath of Repentance services at
Gould, „John C. Hopp, William B. Isen-
berg, Harry L. Jones, Sidney M. Kalt,
5:30 p.m. Friday and at 9 a.m.
Maurice Klein Julian H. Krolik, Daniel
Saturday. At the Kol Nidre serv-
Krouse, Samuel LaBow, Charles La-
koff, Maurice A. Landau, Isadore Le-
ice, at •6 p.m. Tuesday, Rabbi
vin, Theodore Levin, Leonard • T.
Joshua Sperka will preach on
Samuel H. Rubiner, president Lewis, Robert J. Newman, Emil D.
"The Material and the Spiritual." of the Jewish Community Cen- Rothman, Alexander W. Sanders,
Nathan B. Schermer, Carl S. Schiller,
' Wednesday morning his sub- ter, announces the appointment Nate
S. Shapero, Benjamin L. Silber-
ject will be "The Soul of Man." of Deena Zemel as director of stein, Abraham Srere Henry C. Wag-
ner, Leonard H. Weiner, Joseph M.
Yizkor prayers will be recited at junior activities at the Center; Welt, Melville S. Welt, Henry Wine-
11 a.m. Cantor Hyman J. Adler
Miss Zemel, daughter of Mr. man and Julian L. Zemon and Miss
and his choir, directed by Harry and Mrs. I. Zemel, of 2997 Mon- Pearl Devenow.
Segal, will chant all services.
Mrs. Paul Carpenter
Rabbi Sperka will deliver a
Yom Kippur message on station
Heads Donor Event
WWJ at 9:45 a.m. Sunday, Oct.
His
subject
will
be
"The
Sig-
Of Beth Aaron Women
10.
nificance of Atonement."
Continuing the new practice of
Mrs. Sam L. Schneider, presi-
repeat services instituted on Rosh
dent of Beth Aaron Sisterhood,
Hashanah, Temple Beth El will
announces the following chair-
hold Kol Nidre rites at 7 p.m. and
men for the annual donor lunch-
Miss Zemel
at 9 p.m. Tuesday. Dr. B. Bene-
Miss Levitt
eon:
dict Glazer will preach at the terey, is a graduate of Central
Mrs. Paul Carpenter, donor
early service and Rabbi Sidney High School, the Farband School chairman; and Mesdames Sey-
Akselrad at the late service. Dr. and Wayne University.,
mour Weisman, tickets; Jack
Glazer will preach at the services
In 1947, she graduated from Raisin, program; Phil Bladen,
at 10 a.m. Yom Kippur morning
- with an journal; Max Silverman, ads;
and at the afternoon memorial the University of Iowa
M. A. in humanities. At the uni- Ben Wasserman, darlings; B.
rites.
Beth El children's services will versity she assisted the Hillel Stone, memoriams.
Mickey Woolf will entertain
be -at 2 p.m. Wednesday. Yom director in programming and was
Kippur services in the chapel will a member of the University of members and guests at the lunch-
eon Wednesday, Nov. 3, at Bel-
be conducted by Rabbi Robert P. Iowa dance group.
She was counselor and musical Aire.
Jacobs of St. Louis. Sabbath of
Mrs. Schneider has appointed
Repentance services • will be held director at Farband Camp in
at 11 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 9, with Chelsea from 1941 to 1946 and these captains for the affair: Mes-
has taught music at Shaarey Ze- dames S. Docks, M. Harris, N.
Dr. Glazer preaching.
Wolf, S. Weinberg, M. 'Pomer-
Cong. Bnai Moshe will observe dek Religious School.
•Yom Kippur at Kol Nidre serv-
Mrs. Leonard H. Weiner, chair- antz, S. Simon, A. Winkler, S.
man of the Twelfth Street Coun- Harris, M. Richman, L. Wonboy,
cil Center, announces the ap- B. Bonin, Wm. Casman, N. Feld,
Psychiatrist to Address
pointment of Leah Levitt to the S. Gordon, I. Chaiken, S. Hunt-
position of. teacher-in-charge of man, J. Pearlman, S. Aaronson
Shaarey Zedek Women
and S. Freedman.
the play school program.
At Luncheon on Monday - Miss Levitt, a graduate of Reservations may be made by
calling Mrs. Carpenter, UN.
Wayne University, has also at-
Mrs. Abe Katzman, president tended the Vassar College In- 3-4292, or Mrs. Weissman, UN.
of Shaarey Zedek Sisterhood, an- stitute in Child Development. A 4-5228.
nounces a dessert luncheon to be native of Detroit, she was grad-
held at 1 p. m. Monday, Oct. 11, uated from the high school of
Green Discovered
in the social hall of the syna- the Jewish Folks School.
gogue.
A New Element
Previously, Miss Levitt was as-
Mesdames Bertram L. Smokier sociated with the Zionist Youth
In smart and economical
and Milford R. Pregerson, pro- Commission, the Workman's Cir-
gram chairmen, will present Dr. cle Nursery, and the Jewish Ed- homemaking is the selection of
James C. Maloney, past medical ucation Committee, Nursery De- hand-sized and hand-tailored
and cornices from Mod-
director of the Haven Sanitarium, partment, all in New York City. drapes
ern Age Studios, who will com-
and president of the Michigan She has taught dramatics at sev- pletely install draperies in a
Society of Neurology and Psy- eral Jewish Centers, has worked choice of colorful fabrics. For
chiatry._
on radio and television programs, draperies and cornices in ex-
Mesdam.es Morris Ruskin and
and was on the staff of Camp cellent taste fashioned from
Jacob Bernstein are the social
select patterns by quality
Chelsea.
workmen come to Modern Age
chairmen in charge of arrange-
Studios Inc., 13230 Dexter near
ments. Members and friends are
HENRY COHEN FAMILY CIR- Davison, for a sample showing,
invited. -
CLE will meet Oct. 8 at the home or call TUlsa 3-0640 for a home
The chairmen of the book re-
of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Crass, apointment free of obligation.
view seriet, Mesdames • Walter
Adv.
Field, and George Bremen; urge 2914 Kendall.
interested women to make im-
mediate • reservations for the
series. The opening review will
be held Nov. 16. Mrs. Richard A.
Cott, .TO. . •13•-6617, 'has - series
tickets.

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Pisgah Lodge of Bnai Brith
will meet at 8:30 p.m. Monday,
Oct. 11, at the Jewish Center,
to work_ out a program in coor-
dination with the Aid-to-Israel
drive. The lodge has pledged a
contribution -of 18. jeeps for the
fighters of Israel.

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Representatives of member groups in the League of Jewish
Women's Organizations have pledged to provide the greatest possible
number of cars, drivers and jumpers for the SOS drive, Sunday,
Oct. 31. The pledges were made at a board meeting of the League
when Goldie Levinstein, chairman of the SOS non-intensive area,
and Mrs. Helen Singer, SOS co-chairman, described the primary
needs of Jews overseas as being canned food, layettes, baby bedding
and toys.
MRS. HENRY GREEN (right) is showing an SOS volunteer 'card
to MRS. MAXWELL EMMER (left), while MRS. SIN'lhat, looks on.
Members of the League organizations will be asked to indicate
their choice of service to SOS—driver with car, sorter or packer.
Anyone wishing to volunteer for the one-day drive is invited to
call SOS headquarters, WO. 5-3939.

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