Congregational Activities

NW Hebrew Cong. Men's Club to Fete Kottler to Be Guest
Bowling Champions Sunday Night
Artist at Beth El's
The Northwest Hebrew Con- elected head of the league. Other 99th Annual Dinner

Congregation Men's Club Bowling officers elected for the 1949-50
League will crown the chain- season are David Holtzman an
pionship winners of the 1948-49 Robert Trepeck, vice presidents;
season at the annual banquet, David Penner, treasurer; Robert
Sunday evening, June 5, at the Ettinger, secretary; Dr. Morris
synagogue social hall. Botwin, secretary; Manny Ja-
Members of the first place cobs, secretary; I. Goodman Co-
teams are: RED DIVISION: hen, recording secretary. The
Capt. Herman L. Raznick, Al H. board of directorS will list Al-
Winer, Ted Zipser, Irving Hirsch fred L. Brook, Irving. Lash, Sol
and Harry oRsen. WHITE DI- Mannheimer, Abbie Glassman
VISION: Capt. Louis Glassman, and Max N. Haidy.
Alfred L. Brook, Bernard Miller, Fred Wolfe of WXYZ will MC
Milton Singer, and Jack Lieber- the affair. John Brennan, mimic,
man. BLUE DIVISION: Capt. will highlight the entertainment,
Robert L. Cohen, Ernest Zipser, with music by Delridge and
Ted Glass, Afrom Block and Max Gorrell.
Brose. •
Alfred Helfgott, David B.
The banquet also will mark Aaron. Alfred L. Brook, Arthur
the passing of the presidential Schultz and Robert Ettinger
gavel from Max N. Haidy to form the committee in charge
Herman L. Raznick, newly of the banquet.

Shaarey Zedek YPS
To Present 2nd Play

Shaarey Zedek. YPS will pre-
sent its second dramatic pro-
duction of the year at 8:30 p. m.,
Thursday, June 9, at the Shaar-
ey Zedek Social Hall.
Directed by Leonard Jaslove,
the group will present a three-
act mystery entitled "A Murder
Has Been Arranged," by Emlyn
Williams.
Members of the cast are Betty
Mamlin, Jack Stein, Irene Papke,
Rudy Straus, Pearl Schechter,
Helen Noble, Murray Purnell,
Stern S. Morgan and Alice Sobel.
Tickets may be purchased
from members or at the door.
For information, call May Zorn,
TY. 6-4386.

Hapoel Hamizrachi's
Next Meeting, June 5

Levitt Re-Elected
By Men's Club of
Temple Israel

.MiScha Kottler, nationally fa-
mous concert pianist and music
director of radio station WWJ,
will be the guest artist at the
99th annual congregational din-
ner meeting of Temple Beth El,
at 6:30 p. m., Monday, June 13,
in the Temple Social Hall.
Following the dinner, which
will be prepared and served by
the Sisterhood under the direc-
tion of Mrs. Harry Jacobson,
there will be reports by Dr. Her-
bert I. Kallet, president of the
temple, and Dr. B. Benedict
Glazer. This will be followed by
the election and installation of
officers and trustees. .
The meeting is open to mem-
bers of the temple and their
wives. Reservations for the din-
ner can be made at the Temple
office.

Maurice H. Levin was re-
elected president. of Temple Is-
rael Men's Club for another one
year term at the final meeting
held at the Statler Hotel, Tues-
day, May 24.
Elected vice presidents were
Harry L. Pliskow, Sol R. Colton,
Reuben Levine and Sol I. Stein.
Irving A. Levy was elected re-
cording secretary, Nathaniel
Pernick, corresponding secre-
tary; Joseph Silver, financial
secretary, and Harry Landsman,
treasurer.
Elected to serve on the board:
Robert Anspach, Ellis Fishman,
William P. Greenberg, Irving
Holtzman, Benjamin Keywell,
Nathan King, Selden Koblin,
Nathan Kolb, Elizabeth LaBret, 8
Louis Lazarus, Joseph Levin,
Jack Lewis; Albert Millman,
Louis Millman, Dore Novitz, Paul
Segal, Harry Singer, Morris
Stein, Irving Wartell and Arthur
Weber.
Featuring the program were
technicolor films of the ground
breaking ceremonies of the new
temple and address by Louis H.
Schostak, chairman of the build-
ing committee of Temple Israel,
Harry C. LeVine, vice president
of Temple Israel, and William
Edward Kapp, architect.

A regular business-cultural
meeting of the Hapoel Hamizra-
chi will be held on Sunday eve-
ning, June 5, at the home of Dr.
and Mrs. Max Kapustin, 2494
Pingree.
A talk on "The History of Re-
ligious Zionism" will be deliver-
ed by Rabbi Leo Goldman. This
talk, part of a series of lectures,
has been arranged by the pro-
gram committee, headed by Dr.
Kapustin and Mrs. Zelda Selmar,
chairman and co-chairman, re-
spectively.
The business agenda includes
preparations for the group's rep-
resentation at the forthcoming
26th Annual National Conven-
The seventh grade of the
tion of the Hapoel Hamizrachi Bnai Moshe religious school is
of American in Fallsburgh, N. Y. planning a program for their
graduation day on June 12. The
feature of the program is to be
a play "The Good Fairy" based
on the life of Rebecca Gratz,
the founder of the first Sunday
School in Philadelphia in 1838.
The play was adapted by Ben-
ita Rovin, a seventh grade stu-
Services for the Feast of She- dent. All the parts in the play
vuoth will be held at Temple are to be taken by seventh grade
Beth El, at 10:30 a.m. Friday, students. The part of Rebecca
June 3. Rabbi Akselrad will will be acted by Regina Curtis
preach.
and Marcia Gerber. Others in
The annual Confirmation serv- the cast are Stanley Iczkovitz,
ice for confirmands and their Roberta Jacobs, Evelyn Klepner,
parents will be held at 8:15 p.m. Vivian Kline, Lorraine Kuhn,
this evening. Following the serv- Billy Leichtman, Janet Label,
ice, Dr. and Mrs. B. Benedict Kathleen Loeffler, Shirley Miller.
Glazer will hold a reception in Benita' Rovin, Shirley Schane,
the Social Hall for the 1949 Ethel Tamler and Rita Feldman.
Confirmation Class and their
parents.

BM Graduates Plan
Program For June 12

Shevouth Service,
Consecration Rites
Friday at Beth El

Plans Made for 49th
Annual Rabbinical Fete

MISCHA KOTTLER

Temple Israel Groups
To Hold Joint Picnic

The Second Annual Picnic of
The 49th annual convention Temple Israel will be held Sun-
of the Rabbinical Assembly of day, June 19. at Lola . Valley
America, whose 450 members Park, beginning at 12 noon.
serve congregations in every
There will be games and con-
part of the United States and tests for all age groups, prizes,
Canada, will center on the entertainment and free pop and
theme of the "Demands of the ice-cream. Each family should
New Diaspora."
pack its own picnic basket.
It will be held June 20 to 23
Co-chairmen of the picnic
at Hotel Concord, Kiamesha committee are: Nathan Kolb.
Lake, N. Y., according to an an- Men's Club, Mrs. Maurice Jack
nouncement by Rabbi David Kimelman, Sisterhood, and Wil-
Aronson of Minneapolis, Assem- liam Singer, Temple Israel
bly. president.
. Youth,

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THE JEWISH NEWS

Friday. June 3. 1949

S ervices in

Our Synagogue.5

TEMPLE ISRAEL: Lecture Hall, Detroit Institute of Arts, Sabbath
eve services at 8:30 p. m., Friday, June 3. Rabbi Leon Fr-Am
will preach on "The Atlantic Fact—Does It Mean War or
Peace?" Following the service, the congregation will be the
guests of Dr. and Mrs. Albert J. Lippitt in celebration of the
Bar Mitzvah of their son, Norman. -
CONGREGATION BNAI DAVID: Friday, 8:45 p. m., Shevuoth
services. Rabbi Joshua S. Sperka will preach on "Torah Theo-
cracy and the Constitution of Israel." Saturday, Rabbi Sperka
will preach at Yiskor services on "Revelation and Resurrec-
tion." Cantor Hyman Adler and the Bnai David choir, under
the direction of Harry Seigel, will chant at all services.
BETH AARON CONGREGATION: At 9 a. m., Friday, June 3,
Shevuoth services—"Reading of Akdomus." At 9 a. m. Satur-
day, Rabbi Pinchos Katz will preach on "The Proposed New
Schul for the Next Generation." Yiskor services will be
chanted in both Hebrew and English prayer books, at 11 a. m.
. Saturday.
CONGREGATION BNAI MOSHE: At 9 a.m., Friday, services
followed by Rabbi Moses Lehrman's sermon on "Life on a New
Level." Saturday morning services at 8:30 a. m., Rabbi Lehr-
man will speak on "The Flight of Time." Cantor David Katz-
man will chant the prayers.
CONG. BETH ISRAEL (Flint) : 9 a. m. Friday, morning services;
Rabbi Arnold Lasker will preach on "Counting the Weeks."
Confirmation services at 8:15 p. m. Saturday services at
9 a. m. Rabbi Lasker will talk on "The Jews—A.Unique People."
NORTHWEST HEBREW CONG.: Shevuoth services at 8:45
a.m. Friday and Saturday, and at 6:45 p.m. Friday. Gradu-
ation exercises scheduled for Friday morning. Graduates to
perform in special choral, "The Ten Commandments," led
by Maxwell Nadis. Yizkor services a.t 10:30 a.m. Saturday.
Rabbi Jacob E.. Segal will officiate and preach the sermons.
Cantor David Osen will chant the service.
CONGREGATION SHAAREY ZEDEK: Schedule of Shevuoth Serv-
ices: Friday, June 3, 8:45 a.m.—sermon, "A Living Law."
Friday evening, June 3, 6 p.m.; Saturday, June 4, 8:45 a.m.-
, Yizkor Memorial Service—sermon, "What Religion is and
What It Is Not." Rabbi Morris Adler will preach at all serv-
ices. Cantor Jacob H. Sonenklar will officiate with choir
under the direction of Dan Frohman, guest conductor. Con-
secration service will be held a.t 10 a.m. Sunday, June 19.
CONGREGATION BETH JACOB will hold Yiskor services Saturday,
June 4, 11 a.m., at Park Avenue, English Room.

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Sefer Torah Donated
To Chachmey Lublin

A Sefer Torah contributed by
one who desires to be anony-
mous will be dedicated and
brought into the Yeshivath
Chachmey Lublin at 1:30 p.m.
Sunday, June 5.
The Torah will be dedicated
with a special ceremony. Well
known speakers will address the
meeting. The public is invited.

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Hear the Story of

ISRAEL'S PROGRESS

TUESDAY, JUNE 7, 1949

Cocktails 6 P.M.

Dinner 7 P.M.

Hotel Stotler Ball Room

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sponsored b

Michigan Committee of

AMPAL — American Palestine

Trading Corporation

Program

"An Historic Year," a brief report by Abraham Dickenstein of Tel

Aviv and New York, secretary of AMPAL-American Palestine

Trading Corporation.

"Israel's Gates Are Open," a memorable speech by Robert St.

John, author and radio commentator.

Dinner music by Herschel Leib and his string ensemble.

For Reservations — $3 Per Person — Call

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