Temple Beth El to Honor Bnai Brith.
At Sabbath Eve Services on Jan. 27

Bnai Brith was introduced in
Detroit ' in 1857, when Pisgah
Lodge No. 34 was founded. The
Organizers of Pisgah Lodge were
the same men who founded
Temple Beth El, Michigan's first
Jewish Congregation, which is
now observing its centennial
anniversary. '
The founders included Jacob
Silberman, Marcus Cohen, Louis
Beefy, Herman Freedman, Sam-
uel Sykes, Simon Heavenrich,
Emmanuel S chlos s, Seligman
Schloss; L. Bressler, S. Schwab,
A. Hart, Morris Hirschman and
Morris C. Fechheimer. Jacob
Silberman was the first presi-
dent of Beth El, as well as the
first president of Pisgah Lodge.
To mark this
occasion, Tem-
Aale Beth El, in
•:::association with
Greater Detroit
Bn : ai Brith
Men's , and Wo-
men's Councils,
has designated
t h e Sabbath
Eve service Jan.
, 27, at 8:15, as
Dr. Sachar Bnai Brith Sab-
bath.
- Dr. Abram L. Sachar will be
the guest speaker: -
Dr. Sachar who is serving as
the first President of Brandeis
University, was for many years
the national director of the
Bnai Brith- Hillel Foundations.
The following will participate
in the service: Dr. B. Benediet
Glazer, rabbi of Temple Beth

El; , Samuel W. Leib, president,.
District Grand Lodge No. Six,
Bnai, Brith; Dr. . Lawrence I.
Yaffa., president, Greater De-
troit Bnai Brith Council; Meyer
A. Leib, president, Pisgah Lodge
No. 34; Mrs. Leonard Sims, im-
mediate past president, Wo-
men's District Grand Lodge No. .
Six, Bnai Brith; Mrs. Robert A.
Coggan, president, Greater De-
troit Bnai Brith Women's Coun-
cil, and Mrs. Samuel Gold, pres-
ident, Pisgah Women No. .122.
A reception, . under the aus-
pices of the Sisterhood, will be
held in the social hall aftetr the
services. A souvenir program
will be distributed to the wor-
shippers.

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Bnai David Program
Spotlights Education

On Friday, Jan. 20, the Bnai
David Friday night gathering
will present a symposium - on re-
ligious. education.
Rabbi Eric Greenbaum, direc-
tor of the Religious School, will
speak on "Religious Education
as Reflected in the Bible a n d
Talmud". Morris Noble, principal
of the United Hebrew School,
will speak on "Religious Educa-
tion in Europe and in America".
Rabbi Joshua S. Sperka
.
side.
Bnai David Friday night gath-
erings begin at 8:30 ja.ni. each
Friday. during the winter season:
A brief service is held with Rab-
bi Sperka and Cantor Adler par-
Bnai David Men's Club ticipating.
On Jan. 20, an exhibit of
Holds Friday Service
school books and religious school
material will be available and
The Men's Club of Cong. Bnai the Religious School staff will
David will conduct late Friday introduced to the parents.
night services Friday, Jan. 27, at
8:30 p.m. at the synagogue, 14th
and Elmhurst. The Men's Club Leading Psychiatrist _
choir and cantor will conduct To Give Lectures for
services.
Speaker for the evening will Shaarey Zedek Classes
be Rabbi Nathan Levinson,
chaplain at Percy Jones Hospital,
The Adult Institute of Cong.
who recently returned from Shaarey Zedek announces a 10-
Europe and Israel. His topic will lecture course in "Psychiatry for
be "A Summer in Israel." The the Normal," to be given during
Bnai David Sisterhood ; will act the second semester, Jan. 31
as hostesses for the'social hour. through April 4. ,
New students may register on
the night of the, first lecture or
Rabbi Baras Directs-,
by telephoning the school office.
Agudath Israel Actiyities - The lecturer will be Dr. John
Dorsey, -chairman of - the de-
A former member of the Agu- M.
partment of psychiatry, Wayne
dath Israel movement in Po- University C011ege of Medicine.
land, Rabbi Joseph Baras, has Dr. Dorsey, is - also Staff Physi-
been appointed director of the cian at Harper Hospital; direc-
local Agudath e Israel activities tor of psychiatry, Detroit Receiv-
for the current season.
ing Hospital; medical. director of
Rabbi. Isaac Panet will ad- the McGregor Center; director,
dreSs the group on • "The Ten Child Guidance Division, ChB.=
Plagues and their Effect Upon dren's Fund of Michigan, a n d
the Egyptian Civilization," at chief consultant in psychiatry
the oneg shabbat at 8:30 p.m. and neurology, Dearborn Veter-
Friday, Jan. 20, at the syna- ans' Administration Hospital.
gogue, 11331 Linwood.

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