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Congregational Activities

Large. Congregation Acclaims
Dr. Hershman on 70th Birthday

An audience of 1,400 that
nearly filled the main auditori-
um of Congregation Shaarey
Zedek to capacity attended the
special services, last Friday
evening, in honor of the 70th
birthday of Dr. A. M. Hershman.
In the principal address of the
evening. Dr. Abraham A. Neu-
man of Philadelphia, president
of Dropsie College, paid honor
to his friend and colleague, Dr.
Hershman, and praised him for
his consistent efforts to elevate
the standards of the rabbinate
and to advance the Zionist
cause.
Dr. Neuman gave an analysis
of the position of the Rabbi and
described the status of the Pro-
phets and Priests—who preceded
the Rabbis as leaders in Israel.
Rabbi Morris Adler greeted
Dr, Hershman in behalf of the
congregation and presented him
with a Scroll containing the syn_
agogue's sentiments towards
thir Rabbi Emeritus. Rabbi Ben-
jamin Gorrelick, Cantor J. H.
Sonenklar and the Shaarey Ze-
dek choir under the direction of
Dan Frohman conducted the
service.
Rabbi Adler expressed the
hope that the Shaarey Zedek
will be able to publish • Dr.
Hershman's book of sermons
not later than in the fall.
In his response, Dr. Hershman,

Bnai Moshe Lists
Consecration,
Graduation Plans

The consecration class of Bnai
Moshe Religious School will re-
ceive diplomas and be consecrat-
ed June 18 at the synagogue at
10:30 a.m. The theme for the
occasion will be "Love of To-
rah." Max Chomsky, class in-
structor, and Harry Siegel, in-
structor of music are in charge
of the program.
The songs, God of Truth. Yis-
roel V'oraiss, Agada and Fregt
die Welt, will be sung by con-
secrants : Millicent. Diane Finkel-
stein, Frieda Ferencz, Jacqueline
Gail Jaulus, Blossom Beatrice
Lehrman, Florence Roth and
Rita Carol Schenfeld.
Rabbi Fischer will bless the
eonsecrants and Rabbi Moses
Lehrman will deliver the main
address. Theodore Curtis, presi-
dent of the congregation, will
present Bibles to the conse-
crants, while Mitchell Feldman,
chairman of the school board,
will present their diplomas.
Walter Farber, director of the
school is in charge of the con-
secration service.
Seventh graders of Bnai
Moshe Religious School will be
graduated Sunday, June 11. A
program analyzing Jewish festi-
vals and minor holidays will be
presented by the following stu-
dents: Joan Edelheit, Marsha
Hirsch, Sandra Iczkovitz, De-
anne Lee Kahrnoff, Friedelle
Schreier, and Evelyn Nancy
Simon.
On graduation they will enter
the senior department of the
Religious School in preparation
for consecration.
Jay Bocizin instructs the sev-
enth grade history course while
Julius Weinberg is Hebrew in-
structor.

Temple Israel Plans
Summer Services

Sabbath eve services of Tem-
ple Israel will continue through-
out the summer at Hampton
School Auditorium, 18460 War-
rington Dr. at Pickford, Friday
nights at 8:30.
Rabbi Leon Fram, Cantor
Robert S. Tulman, and music
director Karl W. Haas will offi-
ciate.
Friday night services at
/- .Campton School will continue
until September, when the con-
gregation expects to begin serv-
ices in its new building.

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Beth El Men's Club
Lists Election Results

Beth Yehudah Lists New Directors for the Year

• At the annual meeting, May
14, the membership of Yeshivath
Beth Yehudah elected the fol-
lowing to the board of directors
for the coming year:

Abe Ackerman, Louis Alper, Dr. Moe
Baumer, Abraham Borman, Max Carmen.
Irving Eisenman, Joseph Gorman, Julius
Green Harry Rigor, Julius Hirschman,
Sam Klein, Louis Kukes, Judah Lachar,
Meyer Levin, Nathan Shecter, Sol Wan-
der, Milton Weinstein, Charles Wolock.

Levin, Morris Mohr, Abe Nusbaum, Sam-
uel W. Platt, David Pollack. Sigmund
Rohlik, Morris Snow, Samuel B. Solomon,
Isadore Sosnick, Sol Stein, Max W. Tern-
chin, Meyer Terebelo.

Honorary members of the
board for the ensuing year are:

Louis Applebaum, Isaac August, Isaac
Gen del in a n , Jacob Lesser, Louis Levin.
Isaac Rosenthal, Jacob Shevitz, Daniel
Temehin, Aaron Tilchin,. Moses Weiswas-
ser.

Max B. Winslow was elect-
thanking all who joined in hon- ed Dr.
president
of the Men's Club
oring him, recalled the position
Members of the Vaad Horab-
of
Temple
Beth
El at the 31st
The following members of the
of Detroit Jewry 43 years ago,
bonim who were named to the
annual
meeting,
May
23.
Other
board
were
re-elected:
when he first came here. He
board of Education in conjunc-
Sam S. Aaron, David I. Bemis, Israel
urged that the synagogue's
Burnstein, Abraham Caplan, Harry E.
tion with the board of directors
standards be uplifted, that the
Citrin, David J. Cohen, Isadore Cohen,
are:
Solomon
N.
Cohen,
Wolf
Cohen,
Morris
house of worship be kept strong,
Dorn, Joseph Feldman. Nathan Freedland.
Rabbis Moses Fischer, Solomon Gruskin,
that Israel's influence should be
David Goldberg, Abe
Green, Eugene Green- Israel Halpern, Dr. Max Kapustin, Leizer
recognized. He proposed that the
field, Samuel Hechtman, Jack Isbee, Sam Levin, Dr. Leopold Neuhaus, Isaac Paneth,
Karabenick, Arthur Klein, Daniel A. La- Samuel H. Prero, Joseph Rabinowitz,
Fifth of Iyar—the Israel Inde-
von, Dr. Simon Lerman, Israel Levenson, Joshua S. Sperka, Isaac Stollrnan, Joseph
pendence Day—be made a syn-
Abbe A. Levi, Isadore Levin, Morris Thumim, M. J. Wohgelernter.
agogue festival and that the en-
tire Hallel be read on that day.
The large gathering greeted
Dr. and Mrs. Hershman, their
daughters and son; Dr. Neuman,
Rabbi Adler and Cantor Sonen-
klar, at the reception that fol-
lowed the service.
Among the numerous greet-
ings extended to Dr. Hershman
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On the Occasion of His 70th
Birthday: A Dedication to My
Teacher and Friend
By N. E. ARONSTAM
Thou hast wrought vailantly in
the vineyard of Jewish
thought
In the brief span of three score
years and ten.
Thou hast dipped thy quill in
the well of History,
And brought to light the story
of thy brethren
During the dark ages, who dwelt
on the nether side of the Pil-
lars of Hercules.
This historical narrative has
gained thee
Fame and acclaim from the
world of scholars throughout
the land.
Not content with this historical
masterpiece
Thou hast taken upon thyself
a more arduous duty:
For to thee has been allotted the
task of translating.
The Book of Judges from the
original work
Of our great Codifier Moses Ben
Maimon,
Which the learned world has
proclaimed a gem
In erudition, interpretation and
scholarship.
This is just the beginning of thy
efforts;
Years still ahead of thee, shall
claim of thee greater achieve-
ments
In the field of Jewish learning.
Onward my friend, to newer
vistas and nobler heights!
In these lines I bring thee a
small token
Of appreciation of a truly mer-
ited Crown of Learning,
Which is thine.
Proceed from strength to
strength in thy future en-
deavors,
And may the God of Israel be
with you.

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officers elected were: Dr. Hilli-
ard Goldstick, vice president;
Joseph I. Dizik, treasurer; Percy
P. Newman, secretary.
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elected for a two year term:

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Directors who are continuing
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The following will serve as ex-
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