Congregational Activities
New York Cantor
To Be Guest Artist
At Beth El Concert
_ Cantor Arthur Wolfson of
Temple Emanu-El, New York,
will be the guest artist at the
Centennial Hebrew Music Con-
CANTOR ARTHUR WOLFSON
cert of Temple Beth El, 8:30
p.m., Tuesday, Jan. 24, at the
Temple.
Cantor Wolfson has been a
soloist at the Academy of Mu-
sic, Town Hall and Carnegie Hall
and has appeared frequently on
the radio.
In addition to Cantor Wolfson,
the Temple quartet, under the
direction of Jason H. Tickton,
music director and organist of
the Temple, will offer a compo-
sition by Abraham Ray Tyler,
former organist of the Temple;
musical selections sung at the
50th and 75th anniversaries of
the Temple, liturgical hymns,
and Israel folk songs.
The Hebrew music concert is
sponsored by the Men's Club.
Bnai Moshe Children
To Dramatize Sabbath
"The Beauty of the Sabbath"
will be the theme of the pro-
gram to be presented by the
second grade of Bnai Moshe Re-
ligious School Sunday morning,
Jan. 22, in the Rosman Hall.
The students will dramatize
the Sabbath from its inception
with the lighting of the candles
to its conclusion with Havdalah.
Mitchell Feldman, chairman
of School Board, and Rabbi
Moses Lehrman will greet the
parents and friends.
The following students will
participate in the program:
Barbara Bernstein, Ronald Brenner,
Ellen Cherow, Judith Edelstein, Rita
Farkas, Joel Feldman, Beverly Fisch,
Marvin Fogel, Francis Fried, K a r en
Goodman, Leonard Hersh, Naomi Hoff-
man, Harvey Kahn, Gilbert Kanat. Jud-
ith Klurstein, Jack Lorber, Gay Mazer,
Marilyn Perlman, Norman Pollak., Leon-
ard Further, Barbara Rose, David Rosen-
berg, Joseph Saul, Joseph Selik, Phillip
Silverman, Marlene Silvers, Jill Sobel,
Lawrence Spilkin, Marion Weisbart.h,
Janice Pollstim, Jack Luzkow, Sharon
Robbins, Emory - Weiss and Joanne Wol-
ovitz.
Temple Israel Women
Aaron Named Chairman
Repeat Fashion Pageant Of Beth Yehudah Book
For Men's Club Jan. 24
Samuel Aaron has been
named chairman of the .1950
yearbook of Yeshivath Beth Ye-
hudah. David Goldberg, Arthur
Klein and David Pollock will
serve as co-chairmen.
The yearbook,
which will hon-
or Daniel Tern-
chin, former
president of
Beth Yehudah
a n d an out-
standing M i z-
rachi worker
will be distrib-
uted at Beth
Yehudah's an-
S. Aaron
nual dinner,
March 19.
The book, Aaron announced,
will incorporate a section on
Jewish customs and holidays
and will be bound in convenient
form to serve as permanent ref-
erence material.
Aaron and Harry J. Rivard
have purchased the Artcraft
Co., 605 Porter street, and will
operate it as the Artcraft Litho-
graph Co., they announced last
week. Rivard will be president
Graduation exercises for ele- and Aaron secretary-treasurer.
mentary, intermediate and high
school classes of the Beth Ye-
CARD OF THANKS
hudah day school will be held
The family of the late Civia
Wednesday evening, Feb. 1, in
the Yeshivah auditorium, Dex- Diem Lichtenstein wishes to
thank friends and relatives for
ter and Cortland.
Following the meeting, the the many kindnesses shown
semi-annual general member- them in their recent bereave-.
ship meeting of Yeshivath Beth ment.
Yehudah will be held.
Openings were available at all 8 THE JEWISH NEWS
graded levels as registration
Friday, January 20, 1950
opened this week for the winter
term of Beth Yehudah schools.
Only kindergarten and nursery
classes are closed.
In correlation with the He-
brew studies, the day school of-
fers boys and girls a complete
general education, accredited by
the board of education, from
grades 1B to 12A.
Registrations are accepted at
12322 Dexter, and the new se-
mester will begin Feb. 7.
"Fashions in Festivals," a
musical pageant and fashion
show featured earlier in the
season by Temple Israel Sister-
hood, will be seen in a repeat
performance at the meeting of
Temple Israel Men's Club at
8:30 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 24, at
the lecture Hall of the Detroit
Institute of Arts.
The pageant, based on an
original theme by Mesdames
Harry Singer, Reuben Levine
and William P. Greenberg, was
written by Mrs. Harry Lands-
man, who also will serve as nar-
rator. Mrs. Singer is directing
the production. The Sisterhood
Choral Group will participate,
directed by Marcia Margulies of
the Religious School faculty,
and accompanied by Mrs. Har-
mon Dix.
Refreshments will follow the
performance. The public is in-
vited.
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FRIDAY NIGHT GATHERINGS
Every Friday of
8 P. M.
FRIDAY JANUARY 20th at 8:30 P. M.
Symposium on Religious Education
Rabbi Eric Greenbaum—"Religious Education in the Bible
and the Talmud."
Mr. Morris Noble—"Religious Education in Europe ond Americo."
Robbi Joshua S. Sperka—Cantor Hyman S. Adler and Choir
will officiate.
The Chicago Council of Young
Peoples Leagues has invited De-
troit to the third annual mid-
western conference of the YPL,
Jan. 27 through 29, entitled "Ju-
daism in the Atomic Age."
For information and reserva-
tions, call Shaarey Zedek YPS
president, Abner Dunn, TY. 6-
0938.
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At the Oneg Shabat of the
Sholem Aleichem Institute, at
9:30 p.m. Friday, Jan. 20, at
3754 Monterey, Mrs. Rachel Ma-
nela will speak on "Poetry and
Two American Poets."
Mrs. Bella Goldberg will sing
solos and conduct the "Tishge-
sang." Refreshments will be
served. All are invited to, attend.
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Poetry Talk Scheduled
For Oneg This Friday
T h e Aluirmi Association o f
Cong. Shaa,rey Zedek will launch
the first of a series of youth
forums at 2:30 p.m. Sunday, Jan_
22, at the synagogue.
"A Glance at the Problem of
Careers for Jewish Youth in
America" will be discussed by
Albert Cohen, Director of De-
troit Jewish Vocational Service.
The Board of Trustees and Members of
—
Barbara Rose, Judith Wolovitz, Beverly
Fisch, Judith Klurstein, Judith Edelstein.
Madeline Belkin teaches the class.
The next in the series of
monthly brunches inaugurated
by Beth Aaron Sunday School
will be held Sunday morning,
Jan. 29 at the Synagogue, Wyo-
ming at Thatcher. Brunch
speaker will be William Avrunin,
associate executive director of
the Jewish Welfare Federation,
on the topic "Our Jewish Re-
sponsibility."
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NEW YORK—A proclamation
to 1,000 rabbis in the United
States to speak from their pul-
pits at Saturday's services con-
cerning the "historic outrage of
drawing newly-arrived children
in Israel away from their re-
ligious faith," was issued by Agu-
dath Israel of America.
The call requests Orthodox
congregations to send protest-
cables to the Israel government
regarding "the grave injustice of
forcibly rearing the thousands of
children arriving daily from Ye-
man and other lands in irreligi-
ous schools, contrary to the
faith of the overwhelming ma-
jority of the children's parents."
The proclamation concludes
with a plea to religious Jews to
demonstrate their "solidarity"
with Israel MiniSter Izchak Mey-
er Lewin, Agudath Israel leader,
and other ministers of the re-
ligious bloc, who have created a
cabinet crisis by threatening to
resign unless the matter is cor-
rected.
Beth Yehudah
Graduation Feb. 1
Refreshments will be served
with the following children act-
ing as hosts:
Beth Aaron Monthly
Brunch Hosts Avrunin
.
Orthodox Rabbis Protest Shaarey Zedek Alumni
Irreligiosity in Israel
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