Solemn Services Tonight Usher in New Year
Rabbis Announce Rosh Hashanah Sermon Topic

Worshippers will gather in all temples and synagogues
this Friday evening, for the solemn services which usher in
the Jewish New Year. Rosh Hashanah rites will continue on
Saturday morning in Reform temples and on Saturday eve-
ning and Sunday morning in Conservative and Orthodox
congregations.

At Bnai David, Elmhurst at
14th, evening services begin at 6,
and morning services at 8. On
Saturday morning, Rabbi Joshua
Sperka will preach on "Can You
Tell Time?" His topic on Sun-
day will be "Rosh Hashanah,
An Answer to Disturbed Souls."
Rabbi Morris Adler and Dr.
Moshe Davis will alternate in
preaching at the main auditor-
ium and social hall services at
Shaarey Zedek. On Saturday,
Rabbi Adler's topic will be "A
Religion for the Mature," and
Dr. Davis will speak on "How
Can Parents and Children Keep
in Step with One Another?"
For Sunday, Dr. Davis has an-
nounced "The New Meaning of
Diaspora Judaism" for his ser-
mon, while Rabbi Adler's sub-
ject is "The Art of Jewish Liv-
ing". Guest cantor for the Holy
Days is Rev. Phillip Blackman,
who will alternate with Cantor
Jacob Sonenklar. Dan Frohman
conducts the Shaarey Zedek
Choir.
Youth and children's services
will be conducted at 10:30 a.m.
in the prayer room and Kate
Frank Memorial Chapel. Adult
services will commence at 5:45
p.m. and at 8:15 a.m.
Sermons at Beth Aaron
Rabbi Pinchos Katz will be
assisted by Max Kaminsky, Isaac
Henig and Dr. Marvin Last in
conducting services at Cong.
Beth Aaron. The services sched-
ule is 6 p.m. and 7:30 a.m. Rab-
bi Katz' Rosh Hashanah sermon
topics include "A Talmudic and
Rabbinic Interpretation - of Rosh
Hashanah" and "The Ancient
Call of the Shofar to Us."
A newly-formed high school
choir, under the direction of Mrs.
Jason Tick•on, will be heard at
the Temple Beth El children's
service at 2:30 p.m. Saturday.
The service will be conducted
by the following members of the
confirmation class: Carole Gold-
stein, Elizabeth Meyer, Richard
Peritz and Evelyn Rogoff.
Adult evening services at Beth
El will be conducted on a double
schedule with members whose
names begin with letters A
through K worshiping at the 7
p.m. service and letters L
through Z at the 9 p.m. service.
Dr. B. Benedict Glazer will
preach at the early evening and
morning services, and Rabbi Sid-
ney Akselrad at the late evening
, rites.
Rabbi Robert P. Jacobs of St.
Louis will officiate at services
for non-members in the Brown
Memorial Chapel.
Downtown Services
Cong. Beth - Jacob will hold
Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kip-
pur ,services at the English Room
of the Park Ave. Hotel. The pub-
lic is invited to these services,
according to Abe. Ackerman,
president.
Cong. Beth Tefilo Emanuel's
service schedule is 6 p.m. and 8
a.m. Rabbi M. J. Wohlgelernter
will preach on Saturday. Sabbath
T'Shuvo services are set for 6
p.m. Friday, Sept. 30, and 9 a.m.
Saturday, Oct. 1.
Rabbi Wohlgelernter w i 11
preach on Sunday at Cong. Mo-
gen Abraham, Dexter at Cort-
land. The 6 p.m. and 8 a.m.
schedule also holds true, as do
the hours for Sabbath T'Shuvo

auxiliary services Friday eve-
ning.
Sabbath of Repentance
At Sabbath of Repentance
rites Sept. 30, Rabbi Frani will
preach on "The Meaning of Re-
pentance for Modern Man."
Cantor Miklos Fenakel will of-
ficiate at services at the North-
west Hebrew Congregation at 6
p.m. and at 7:30 a.m. Rabbi Ja-
cob Segal will preach. Auxiliary
services will be conducted in the
chapel by Arthur Hollander of
the Jewish Theological Seminary,
assisted by Rev. Joshua Spiro.
Special services for boys and
girls 7 to 17 and a junior con-
gregation service also are being
arranged. They will begin at
9:30 a. m. Saturday and Sunday.
Sam Kaner, junior congregation
adviser, will supervise, assisted
by Bobby Dunsky, Earl Jacobs,
Gearld Loomus and Seymour
Mandell.
Six p.m. and 3:30 a.m. are the
hours of services at Cong. Shaar-
ey Zion. 12353 Linwood. Rabbi
Leo Goldman will preach on
Saturday. Cantor Louis Zusmann
of Cleveland will conduct serv-
ices.
At Cong. Adas Yeshurun, 2625
Tyler, services are scheduled at
6 p.m. and at 8:30 a.m. Rabbi
Leo Goldman will speak on Sun-
day. Cantor I. Davis of Toronto
will conduct the services.

800 Children Begin
Temple Israel Classes

Over eight hundred boys and
girls ranging from four to 18,
were enrolled in the religious
school classes of Temple Israel
last week. The older boys and
girls p;oceeded immediately to
elect their Student Council to
conduct the social affairs and
holiday celebrations which are
an important part of the school
program.

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"Mid-Century" will be the
Subject of Rabbi Leon Fram's
sermon at 8 p.m. Friday at Tem-
pie Israel, in the Institute of
Arts. His morning text is "Lift
Uj Thy Voice Like a Shofa•."
Services begin at 8:30. A chil-
dren's New Year service is
scheduled for Sunday morning
at the Institute Lecture Hall,
when children of the school will
conduct the service and Howard
Mitchell will blow the Shofar.
Cantor Robert S. Tuhrian, as-
sisted by a choir directed by Ju-
lius Chajes, and accompanied by
Karl W. Haas, will render the
music of the New Year. Rabbi
Robert Katz will officiate at

Seminary to Cite Two

Bnai Moshe Leaders

Citations for service to Juda- Vaad Horabonim Issues
ism will be awarded to Sam
Freedman and Theo. M. Curtis Appeal for Holy Days
of Cong. Bnai Moshe at the Jew-
In a call issued to the com-
ish Theological Seminary of
America, Tuesday, Sept. 27, at munity, the Vaad Horabonim,
a special convocation at which Council of Orthodox Rabbis, ur-
time synagogue presidents will ges all Detroit Jews to respond
liberally to appeals for funds in
be honored.
President Harry Shulman of synagogues and urges that dur-
A ca1,1 by Detroit's Council of Cong. Shaarey Zedek also will ing the coming year there
should be a return to complete
Orthodox Rabbis (Vaad Hara- be honored.
Jewish observances, including
monim) to take part in the work
edherence to Taharath Ham-.
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CHICAGO, (JTA)—For the rut and charity, and regular at-
Detroit synagogues during Rosh
second successive year, the Uni- tendance at religious services.
Hashanah.
. The proclamation is signed by versity Church of the Disciples
A YOUNG MARRIED
Rabbi Joseph Thumim, presi- of Christ will make aavilable its COUPLE'S CLUB is being for-
dent, and Rabbis Isaac Stollman, facilities for High Holy Day re- mulated. Many activities are to
Leizer Levin and David Bakst, ligious services to one of Chi- be planned, beginning with Fall
executive officers of the Vaad.
cago's newest synagogues—Beth Social Activities. Young mar-
Implementing the proclama- Am. More than 650 Jewish wor- ried couples between 20 and 35
tion, speakers have been as- shippers are expected to attend who are interested in a friend-
signed to synagogues to explain the Rosh Hashanah and Yom ship club, please phone Ros
Goldstein, TE: 4-5323.
the goals and achievements of Kippur services.
Yeshivath Beth Yehudah. Mem-
bership applications will be
made available to worshippers.
A calendar of Licht Bentshen
I Le Shorn Tovo Tikosevu
and Sabbath ending times for
the Detroit area for 5710 will be
distributed in synagogues the
May the New Year bring Health and
second day of Rosh Hashanah.
The calendar was prepared for
Yeshivath Beth Yehudah by
Happiness to Jewry the World over, and
Dr. Hugo Mandelbaum of the
department of mathematics of
Wayne University.
to the new Israeli State a year of Peace
Among memorial gifts re-
ceived by the Yeshivah is a be-
quest from the late Mrs. Dora
and Productivity.
Schecter for $1000 to endow a
Mishnah class, her husband, Na-
than Schecter, announced. The
Schecter children, Benjamin and
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Schecter's honor will be dedicated
in the winter.
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In tribute to the late William
Sandler, 30 Yeshivah students
conducted services terminating
Shiva Saturday, at the Sandler
home, 2497 Euclid. Rabbi Chaim
Schloss, faculty adviser, led the
congregation.

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