Beth E Youngsters Consecrated to Education
14—THE JEWISH NEWS
Mt. Clemens Synagogue
Elects Elkin President
Bnai David Classes
Cong. Beth Tephilath Moses of
Mt. Clemens elected Max Elkin
president at a meeting - in the
community room of the syna-
gogue.
Other officers elected includ-
ed: Samuel Kraemer, vice presi-.
dent; treasurer, Larry Goldberg,
and trustees Samuel Schwartz,
Meyer Davis and. Dr. Sam Le-
vine. A secretary will be ap-.
pointed by the BTM president.
Friday, October 21, 1949
Open. This Sunday
Bnai David Religious School
will hold regular classes at Cen-
tral High school beginning Sun-
day, Oct. 23. Hebrew classes will
begin at 9:30. All others at
10:30.
The_school attempts to in-
culcate a traditional philosophy
of Judaism. Children are taught
the faith, practices, history and
literature of Judaism. Prior to
each holiday, all children meet
in the synagogue auditorium for
instruction and inspiration for
the approaching holiday.
Sunday will be the final op-
portunity for prospective stu-
dents to enroll. Those who wish
to register are asked to come to
Central High at 10 am,
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Dr. B. Benedict Glazer consecrates 125
newly-enrolled children of the kindergartens,
first and second grades at the fifth annual
consecration ceremony of the Temple Beth
El School of -Religion Oct. 16. Above, the 38
first and second grades. with . RABBI
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SIDNEY AKSELRAD, DR. GLAZER and
WALTER SCHMIER, charman of the Reli-
gious School Committee. Below, the 87 kin-
dergarteners; BURTON, IRWIN and STE-
PHEN CLAMAGE, who participated in the
ceremony of handing down of the Torah from
generation to, generation; RABBI AKSELRAD,
DR. GLAZER and SCHMIER.
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Beth Aaron Resumes
Classes for Parents
Bernard Panush, director of
the Beth Aaron Sunday School,
announces the reactivation of
an adult study class to be con-
ducted every Sunday morning
in conjunction with the Sunday
School.'
Purpose of the adult class is
to accomodate parents w h o
bring their „children to the
school. Parents will have an op-
portunity to utilize Sunday
morninzs to study Jewish his-
tory. religion, Zionism and cur-
rent events.
M. Pomerantz, board chair-
man. invites parents in the
Northwest section to register
their children at the Beth Aaron
School, conducted every Sunday
from 10 to 11:45 a.m. at the
McDowell public school.
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The Carmel Hebrew School
and .Congregation will move at
the end of this month to their
new building at 17556 Wyoming,
between Santa Clara and That-
cher.
On Saturday, Oct.. 29, at 9 a.m.,
the pupils of the school will con-
duct the entire services in the
new building. Martin Ross, 14,
will deliver the sermon.
On Sunday, Oct. 30, at 2 p.m.,
the Scrolls will be taken from
the old school at 11845 Linwood
to the new building. The
school will be opened by Sam
Bonin, president. Sol B. Edel-
man, chairman of the board,
and Abe Allen will carry the
scrolls into the building. They
will be placed in the Ark by
Marc Chessler and Lloyd Wol-
berg.
John J. Glass of Toronto and
prominent rabbis will address
the audience.
A new departure in congrega
tional education and the use of
the sermon as a device for stim-
ulating thought is being experi-
mented with by Rabbi Harry
Essrig of Temple Emanuel in
Grand Rapids.
Rabbi Essrig is instituting a
series of 10 Friday night ser-
mons for the discussion of prob-
lems faced by American Jewry
today. On five nights, the con-
gregation will gather after serv-
ices to discuss the sermon con-
tent, and on alternate Wednes-
day nights gatherings will be
held at individual homes to dis-
cuss sermon topics.
A committee will be appointed
to record the proceedings which
will be compiled and edited for
publication. The series begins
Nov. 4..
Beth Yehuda Board
Meeting on Oct, 23
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The semester's first meeting
of the full board - of Yeshivath
Beth Yehudah will be held this
Sunday. Oct. 23. Samuel B. Solo-
mon, chairman of the board, an-
nounces. Breakfast w ill be
served.
Board members- will join Ye-
shiva afternoon school students
in Rosh Hodesh services in the
Yeshiva synagogue, at 9 o'clock,
prior to the meeting.
Yeshivath Beth Yehudah was
the chief beneficiary of the
holiday appeal in the synagogue
of the Jewish Home for Aged.
More than 60% of the old folks'
$200 pledge has already been de-
livered by Ira Sonnenblick,
superintendent..
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CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late Ida
Israel wishes to thank relatives
and friends and the European
Welfare Organization and Miz-
rachi for every kindness shown
them during their recent be-
reavement. Morris Israel and
sons.
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CONGREGATION BNAI MOSHE ADULT
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Announces the opening of its fall term
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, at 8:00 P. M..
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