Congregational Activities

Detroit Congregations Announce
Plans for High Holiday Services

Upon his return this week
from his second trip to Israel in
13 months, Rabbi Isaac Stoll-
man reiterated his enthusiasm
over happenings in the Jewish
state and commended the pio-
neers for their courage and
their determination to carry on
The Downtown Synagogue an- the work of Israel's upbuilding
nounces that it has obtained the against great odds.
use of the new Veterans Memo-
`There is no talk of retreat,"
rial Bldg. on W. Jefferson and
Detroit's ortho-
Shelby, for its High Holy Day
dox M z ra c hi
services.
leader stated.
`Whoever works,
It was obtained through the
earns well. The
cooperation of the Veterans
people are
Memorial Home Commission and
strong and de-
Chaplain Max Ornstein of the
ermined and
Rosenwald Post of the American
their numerous
Legion.
are
A feature of the Yom Kippur Rabbi Stollman problems
not d e t e rring
observance will be a special them from their efforts. It is
memorial service, to be held in impossible to recognize the land
front of the Memorial Plaque after a year's absence. The en-
containing all the names of this tire area from Tel Aviv to Pe-
city's war dead.
tach Tikvah IS like one great
An invitation is extended to metropolitan area. It is a re-
the public to participate in this markable sight to behold."
special service, which will be
Rabbi Stollman declared that
held Thursday, Sept. 21, at 1 there
is general recognition that
p.m.
the time has passed for em-
phasis on charities; that Israel
must be built on sound eco-
Shaarey Zedek Changes nomic planning and that gov-

Downton Services
To Be Held at City
Veterans' Memorial

Detroit congregations were announcing plans for holiday
services and ticket sales this week, as the High Holy Day season
approaches.
To accomodate its entire membership, Temple Beth El will
again conduct double services on the evening of Rosh Hashanah
and Yom. Kippur. Members whose names begin with letters A
through K will worship at early
evening services on Rosh Hasha- Wyoming. Rabbi I. A. Lawton,
nah and at late evening services supervisor of the school, will of-
on Yom Kippur. L through Z ficiate. Sam Bonin, president of
names will attend at the alter- the congregation, and Charles
nate hours. Dr. B. Benedict Sovel, chairman of the syna-
Glazer will officiate and preach gogue board, advise early seat
at early evening and morning reservations.
services, and Rabbi Sidney Ak-
Agudath Israel has engaged
selrad will deliver the late eve-
Cantor
Joseph Borenstein to
ning sermons. The Temple
quartet, under conduct- High Holiday services.
the direction of Prominent local rabbis will
Jason H. Tick- be in the synagogue at Linwood
ton, will render and Lawrence daily, 7 to 9 p.m.,
liturgical music. and on Sundays, 11 to 2 p.m.,
A children's to arrange reservations.
Rosh Hashanah
The synagogue committee of
service is plan- the United Hebrew Schools an-
ned for 2:30 nounces that services will be
p. m. Tuesday, held during the High Holidays
Sept. 12.
in the Rose Sittig Cohen Syna
Rabbi Eg- elson Beth El will gogue, at Lawton and Waverly,
sponsor services for non-mem- and in the David W. Simmons
bers in the Brown Memorial Synagogue, Tuxedo at riolmur.
Selichot Service Time
Chapel. Rabbi Louis I. Egelson At the Rose Sittig Cohen, Abra-
of Cincinnati will officiate and ham Shachter will officiate, as-
Cong. Shaarey Zedek has
preach, with a professional choir sisted by a choir. At the David abandoned the policy of con-
rendering liturgical music. W. Simmons Synagogue, Rev. ducting Selichot services at
Cards of admission are avail- David Rine will officiate.
midnight on Saturdays pre-
able at the Temple office.
ceding Rosh Hashanah.
Both
synagogues
were
recent-
Cong. Bnai David announces
It is believed that the chief
ly
renovated.
Tickets
are
al-
that a special High Holy Day
for this change in pol-
ticket committee is present at ready on sale. The synagogue reason
icy is that midnight attend-
the synagogue every weekday committee consists of Nathan
has declined.
from 7 to 9 p. m. and from 2 to Yaffa and Isaac Rosenthal, co- ance
Beginning with this year,
5 p. m. Sundays. Rabbi Joshua chairmen, and JuliuS Rabin-
Selichot services will be con-
Sperka will preach all sermons owitz and J. L. LeVine. For fur-
and Cantor Hyman Adler, as- ther information on UHS ser- ducted on Sunday mornings
preceding Rosh Hashanah.
sisted by the Bnai David choir vices call TO. 8-0063.
This year they will be held at
conducted by Harry Siegel, will
7 a.m. Sunday, Sept. 10.
chant the modern Orthodox
service.
Auxiliary services will be con-
ducted by Cong. Bnai David in
the. social hall of the synagogue.
Rabbi Jacob • Cong. Beth Aaron has com-
Brown and Rev. pleted negotiations for the pur-
Jacob Sandberg chase of a large plot of land on
will chant the which it plans to erect a - new
service. Rabbi ,synagogue building, it was an-
Sperka will visit nounced this week by Dr. Mar-
EVERYTHING MUST
the social hall vin A. Last, president.
BE SOLD. BY SEPT. 30
to preach. Ac-
The . new • site is located on
REGARDLESS
OF COST
c o m m odations Wyoming between Thatcher and
for these serv- Curtis and is adjacent to Beth
Full Line of New Year Cards
Cantor Rosenfeldices can, be Aaron's present, synagogue
made at the structure. The site includes nine
• Machzorim • Sidurim
synagogue during office hours. lots comprising an area of 180
• Taleisim
• Candlesticks
• Menorahs • Bechers
Carmel Hebrew School and feet frontage by 120 feet in
Cong. has engaged Cantor A. A. depth. . .
And All Religious Items
Rosenfeld to conduct the holi-
The building committee- con-
Printing Orders Taken
day services at the school, 17566 sists of Max Kaminsky, chair-
IA off on Greeting Cards for
man, Louis Ellenson, Ben Drap-
all occasions. Also notions,
kin, Harry . Green, J. Harris,
toys, etc.
Aaron Margolis, Max :Silverman
and Sidney Weinberg.

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Beth Aaron Buys
Land for Building

GOING OUT OF
BUSINESS

Youth and Education -
Programs Slated at
New Temple Israel

Rabbi Leon Fram announces a
program of youth activities and
adult education for the new
building of Temple Israel • at
Manderson and Merton Rds..
The new Temple will open its
doors for the first time . for the
High Holy Day - services begin-
ning Monday night, Sept. 11.
Immediately after the High
Holy Days, the program of Sab-
bath eve services will begin, at
which Rabbi Fram will direct
his sermons to the interests of
young people. Each service will
be followed by an Oneg Shab-
bat and discussion groups.
The Youth - Center Hall on the
second floor of the Temple will
have facilities for dancing,
lunches, suppers, dramatic per-
formances, musicales and lec-
tures for high school youths and
young adults
The building will contain two
libraries—one for the general
public, which will have avail-
able all current books of Jewish
interest, and a religious educa-
tion library, which will contain
reference books and Jewish
classics for the serious Jewish
student, and for the staff of the
Religious School.
Rabbi Leon Fram's class in
current Jewish history, which
he has taught for the past 25
years, will be housed in the new
Temple. Other specific courses
of Jewish study will be an-
nounced later.

.

CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late Mrs.
Rebecca Sulkin wishes to thank
friends and relatives for the
many. _kindnesses shown them
in their recent bereavement.

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Of Pioneers After Second Israel Trip

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ernment and people recognize
it.
He emphasized that there is
general agreement that immi-
gration must continue; that all
efforts must be made to bring
those who can be rescued this
year into the country. He said
that the crops this year were
good, but that there was a
shortage of skilled labor, and
added that the Olim—the new-
comers—are evidencing an in-
creased desire to go to the
farms.
Commenting on the rationing
problem, Rabbi Stollman said
that it is not worse than last
year, but expressed the view
that the closing of the stores was
a healthy sign of the affirmation
of the position of the middle
class.
Pointing out that party strife
has sharpened, Rabbi Stollman
stated that even this condition
is evidence of a healthy situa-
tion. He said that the religious
groups have become stronger and
are affirming their position
more effectively.

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THE JEWISH NEWS
Friday, August 25, 1950

—

Announcing .. .

High Holiday Services

Will be held in the

NEW AHAVAS ACHIM SYNAGOGUE

Schaefer Rd., Just North of 7 Mile

Conservative Service Will Be Conducted by Rabbi JOEL
LIPKE Formerly of London, England.

For Information Call: UN. 4-5679

Ticket Committee will be at the Synagogue every evening
from 7 to 9 p.m.

THE DOWNTOWN SYNAGOGUE

Is Happy and Proud to Announce That

HIGH HOLY DAY SERVICES

Will Be Held This Year in the Million Dollar

VETERANS MEMORIAL BUILDING

WEST JEFFERSON AND SHELBY
Rabbi Herman Rosenwasser will conduct services
Cantor Louis Paul

Reservations with voluntary Contributions can now be made
at THE DOWNTOWN SYNAGOGUE, 1205 GRISWOLD AVE-
NUE, Telephone WO. 4-9263.

NO SEATS WILL BE SOLD

Cong. Beth Tefilo Emanuel

Woodrow Wilson and Taylor

Announce that tickets for the HIGH HOLIDAY

SERVICES are now on sale. A Committee will

12148 DEXTER BLVD.

be at the Synagogue Daily from 6 p.m.

near Montery
iS Dex-Mont Meat Market

to 9 p.m. and all day Sunday.

TO. 8-8991

TO. 5-3733

CARMEL SCHOOL and CONG.

A Well Known Cantor Will Officiate

NOTE:in order to avoid confusion, all worshipers will be required to

have tickets of admission.

—The Ticket Committee.

17556 Wyoming near Santa Clara

Announce that tickets for HIGH HOLI-
DAY SERVICES are NOW on sale. The
well known Cantor A. A. Rosenfeld will
conduct services. A committee will be
at the Synagogue daily from 7 p.m. to
9 p.m.

For a Better Hebrew Education—
Send Your Child to Our School!

United Hebrew Schools

Announce That

HIGH HOLY DAY SERVICES -
Will Will Be Held At

YOUNG ISRAEL OF DETROIT

D. W. SIMONS
SYNAGOGUE

ROSE SITTIG COHEN
SYNAGOGUE

DEXTER corner FULLERTON

4000 Tuxedo

13226 Lawton

Announces that seats for the High Holidays to be held in its
Synagogue are NOW available. Tickets may be obtained at
the Young Israel Office Monday through Thursday 9 a.m. to
5 p.m., 8 p.m. to 10 p.m.; Sunday 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Our Synagogue is Cooled by Refrigeration

12521 DEXTER BLVD.

TExas 4-4145

Well. Known Cantors Will Officiate

TICKETS NOW AVAILABLE

Nathan Yaffa, Isaac Rosenthal

Co-Chairmen Synagogue Comm.