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Congregational Activities

NW Congregation
Elects Kaufman
As President Again

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NORTHWEST HEBREW CONGREGATION: At Sabbath morning

Ira G. Kaufman has been re-
elected president of the North-
west Hebrew Congregation and
Center, at the annual election
meeting on May 16.
Other officers elected: Mau-
rice Karo and Max Goldsmith,
vice-presidents; Arthur Schultz,
secretary; Nathan R. Epstein,
treasurer; David Desow, finan-
cial secretary; David Tchor,
sergeant-at-arms.
Following are members of the
newly elected board of directors:
David Aaron, Manny Lax,
Charles Charlip, Max Haidy,
Alexander Moss, Harry Gold-
berg, Berman Avdp., Alfred
Helfgott and Phillip Hellman.

NW Cong. Completes
Graduation Program

Annual graduation exercises
of the Northwest Hebrrew Cong.
Religious School will be held
during the Shevuoth Services in
the synagogue, Friday morning,
June 3. The following program
will be presented:

Graduates' processional: Boruchos Ha-
boos Cantor : Shmor Yisrael, graduates led
by Morris Lax, senior music instructor;
greeting, President Ira G. Kaufman ; re-
marks. Allen A. Warsen, :school diree.;
"Ten Commandments," chorale, graduates.
directed by Maxwell Nadis, director of
children's theater; valedictorians. Janice
Glickstein, Torah Shebiehssan, Sylvia Hel-
gust, Torah Shebalpeh ; Saleynu. choir;
"The House I Live In," a Poem. Joan
Goldberg; presentation of class gift to
Congregation, Beverly Blaine; acceptance,
Morris Karo, vice-president of congrega-
tion; presentation of class symbol. Mari-
on Gunsberg; acceptance. Ruth Rothman ;
choir ; sermon, Rabbi Jacob Segal ;
Presentation of Certificate, Joseph Aller
and Dr. Samuel Epstein. co-chairmen of
religious school committee; benediction.
Halleluyah, Hatikvah, kiddush.

The following students won
awards for scholarship, leader-
ship and extra-curricular activi-
ties:

SAolarship: Richard Lazar, Louise
Miller, Elaine Rothman. Elsie Kuffler,
Sandra Gordon, Irene Dresser, Janis La-
zar, Joan Goldberg, Marion Gunsberg,
Cecile Raznick, Lorraine Small, Barbara
Toppel, Bede Feuerman, Paula Schiff,
Shane Spanier, Harvey Aidem, Barbara
Goldsmith. Nancy Zalman, Sandra Littky,
Judy Gottleib. Susan Biber, Robert Kobel,
Stanley Nesselson, Barbara Salicoff, Zel-
da Cheesier.
Leadership: Sheldon Beck, Kenneth
Shulak. Dorothy Kleinstein, Sandra Klein,
Sandra Littlty, Carol Rice, Michael Gantz,
.Annette Lezell,
Extra-Curricular
Activities:
Louise
Helgott. Barbara Klein, Arlene Kollen-
berg, Myra Stein.

EDITOR'S NOTE: The list of
graduates of the Northwest
Hebrew Cong. religious school
will be published on a special
page in next week's issue of The
Jewish News, along with other
graduates, consecrants and con-
firmands of the city's congrega-
tions and temples.

Rabbi Eisenman Gets
Leave to Visit Israel

services, Rabbi Jacob Segal will preach on the subject "Count-
ing by Ones." Rabbi Segal will lecture on "Ethics of the Fath-
ers" at 6:45 p.m. Saturday. Shevuoth services, June 2-4. Grad-
uation exercises will be part, of the Shevuoth services Friday
• morning, June 3.
_
CONGREGATION BNAI DAVID: At Sabbath morning services,
Rabbi Joshua S. Sperka will preach on "The Biblical Manner
of Counting Jews."
CONG. SHAAREY ZION, Linwood and Cortland: At Sabbath morn-
ing services, Rabbi Leo Goldman will speak on "Such Was the
Love of David and Jonathan."
CONGREGATION BNAI MOSHE: At Sabbath morning services,
Rabbi Moses Lehrman will preach- on "Life in a WildernesS."
Edward Klarman will celebrate his Bar Mitzvah.
CONG. BETH ITZCHOCK: This Sabbath morning services, Rabbi
Pinchos Katz of Congregation Beth Aaron will peach on the
topic "Gnizas Hashomos." On June 4, Rabbi Jacob Hobermau
will preach on the importance of "Yizhor."
BETH AARON: At Sabbath morning services, Rabbi Pinchos
Katz will talk on "Blessing of Rosh Chodesh." A lecture on
"Akdomus: Author, Origin and Critical Evaluation of Text"
will be given _June 2.
TEMPLE ISRAEL. Lecture Hall, Detroit Institute of Arts, Sabbath
eve services at 8:30 p.m. Friday, May 27. Rabbi Leon Fram's
sermon topic, "The Privacy of the Synagogue." The Sisterhood
will sponsor 'a reception in honor of Confirmands and their
parents. On Friday, June 2, at 8 p.m., Confirmation services.
Theme: "Israel Our Temple and Israel Our State."

HUC

to Give Degrees
To Dr. Bunche, Eban

NEW YORK, (JTA) — Dr..
Ralph J. Bunche, -acting
mediator for Palestine, and -
Aubrey S. Eban, Israeli rep-
resentative to the UN, will be
awarded the honorary degrees
of Doctor of Hebrew Letters
at the commencement exer-
cises of Hebrew Union College
in Cincinnati, it was an-
nounced by Dr, Nelson Glu-
eck, president of HUC. The
commencement exercises will
be held June 11.

S. Z. Jr. Congregation
To Conduct Services

AMPAL Dinner

Rabbi Moses Lehrman's
Sermons for Shevuoth

Congregation Bnai Moshe will
begin the observance of Shev-
outh with services on Thursday,
June 3, at 7:45. Morning services
on Friday will begin at 9 and on
Saturday, when Yizkor prayers
are said, morning services will
begin at 8:30.
Rabbi Moses Lehrman will de-
liver the sermons. On Friday, he
will speak on "Life on a New
'Level;" on Saturday, "The Flight
of Time." Cantor David Katz-
man will chant the prayers.

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The Felix Winsen Medal for
Meritorious Leadership through-
out school years, and Scholar-
hsip Medal for maintaining an
"A" record will be awarded to
David L. Edgar.
Union . Prayer Books, a gift
of the Men's Club, will be pre-
sented to the 13 graduates.
The graduates will be greeted
by Dr. B. Benedict Glazer and
Rabbi Sidney Akselrad. O t h e r'
participants will be Dr. Herbert
I. Kallet, president of Temple,
Beth El and Benjamin Wilk,
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To Honor Officers

be confirmed at the annual
Confirmation service at Temple
Beth El at 9:30 a.m., June 5.
The children will be blessed by
Dr. B. Benedict Glazer and will
receive Bibles as a gift of the
Temple Sisterhood. The Confir-
mation service this year will
center upon the theme of "The
Future of tthe Jew in the United
States."

Beth El to Graduate
13, Present Awards
This Friday Night

Two Detroit congregations-
Bnai Jacob and Beth Tefilo Em-
anuel—have granted Rabbi Jog-
eph Eisenman a Sabbatical 'Eternal Light' Feature
leave, to enable him to go to
Medinat I s r a e 1 it was an- For Memorial Day
nounced this week.
In commemoration of Memo-
Rabbi Eisenman has served
Congregation Bnai Jacob since rial Day and the festival of
his arrival in Detroit in 1911, Shavuoth, the Eternal Light's
and he also served Beth Tefilo next offering will be "Man of
Emanuel since its inception 25 Peace," based upon • a Biblical
tale and adapted for radio by
years ago.
Prior to coming to Detroit 38 Peter Lyon, according to an ala-
years ago, Rabbi Eisenman was i nouncement by the Jewish.
rabbi in Rostov, Russia, far. two ' Theological Seminary of Amer-
years. He is the oldest orthodox ica under whose auspices the
program is conducted.
rabbi in Detroit.
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TUESDAY EVENING
JUNE 7

Young Israel of- Detroit will
mark the completion of 26 years
of service to the Detroit Jew-
ish community at its 26th an-
niversary dinner, Sunday eve-
ning,. at the Mayfair..
The affair has attracted add-
ed attraction this year as Young
Israel is in the midst of con-
structing a youth center.
High point of the evening will
be the presentation of the can-
tata, "What Is Torah," by 35
members of Young Israel youth
groups.
Samuel W. Platt, vice-chair-
man of the building committee,
also • will call upon Young Israel
membership and their friends
to rally behind the building
committee in raising sufficient
funds to continue with plans for
- the erection of a second unit to
the youth center.

Congregation Bnai Moshe will
honor the retiring and the re-
cently elected officers of the
congregation at an inaugural
dinner-dance, Sunday, May 29,
6 p.m.
The dinner is sponsored by
the Sisterhood. Alfred Deutsch
will be the toastmaster-. Mrs.
William New is chairman of the
arrangements committee.' -
Rabbi Moses Lehrman will de-
liver the address and Cantor
High School graduation ati David Katzman will render vocal
selections. Dancing will follow -
Temple Beth El will take place the dinner program.
at 8:15 p.m. this Friday eve-
ning, May 27.
• During the graduation cere-
money Activity Keys for par-
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activities will be presented to
the following students: Jerome
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David Weisman heads the list
of Junior Congregation cantors
and Baale Kriah who will con-
duct the services at the Shaarey
Zedek this . Sabbath, May 27, in
the main, synagogue.
Other cantors and Baale Kri-
ah from the Junior Congrega-
tion are: Charles Abrahams,
Irwin Field, Bernard Firestone,
Martin Goldman, Morris _Gross-
bard, Mickey Lewiston, Sheldon
Nachman, Victor Spear.
Sidney Klaus, Junior Congre-
gation president who last Friday
evening received the National 6—THE JEWISH NEWS
Federation of Men's Clubs
Friday, May 27, 1949
award from Harry Shulman,
Shaarey Zedek president, at the
12th grade graduation, will give
the resume of the Haf torah.
Barbara Mandel and Marion
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to a

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To honor the six million K'doshim, the Fallen Heroes
of War, including the Great Sons and Daughters of Israel
who sacrificed themselves 06 the Altars of Judaism, and
to pay tribute to the Departed, who rest on the Ches ;ed
shel Emes Cemetery.

Will be held at the Hebrew Memorial Park, 14 Mile Road
at Cratiot, Sunday, May 29, 1949, at 1 p.m. Sharp.

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The Jewish War Veterans will also pay Military Tribute.

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