Gong. Beth Aaron to Break
Ground for New Synagogue
8—THE JEWISH NEWS
Friday June 8, 1951
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EDITORIAL
Congratulations,
Rabbi Glazer
Dr. Glazer Elected for Life
Tenure by Temple Beth El
In recognition of his outstand- festation of your friendship and
ing ministry in Detroit during esteem, which gives me addi-
the past decade, Dr. B. Benedict tional strength to carry forward
my consecrated labors as your
The Jewish News joins in
Rabbi."
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Shown above is a portion of the projected building of Cong.
Beth Aaron, on Wyoming and Thatcher. Ground breaking cere-
monies on June 17 will start excavation for the new synagogue.
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Another step forward in De-
troit's religious life will be
marked by the Jewish commu-
nity on Sunday, June 17, as
formal ground - breaking cere-
monies take place at the site of
the new Beth Aaron Synagogue,
Wyoming and Thatcher.
Beginning at 12 noon, a pro-
cession will march f r om the
present synagogue to the new
site to dig the first shovel of
ground priOr to excavation. The
procession will be led by Harry
Green, president of the syna-
gogue.
Green will be accompanied by
Albert M. Fenkell and Laurence
Friedman, co-chairman of the
building committee. The special
service for the ground-breaking
will be conducted by Rabbi Ben-
jamin H. Gorrelick, spiritual
leader of the congregation. Can-
tor David Katzman, of Cong.
Bnai Moshe, will assist in the
services.
The committee in charge of
the ground-breaking includes
Jay Harris, Louis Levine, Morris
Strasner a n d Alex Margulies.
Morris Litvin and Jack Raisin
are chairman and co-chairman
of the building plans and oper-
ations committee.
That evening at 7 p.m. ; at the
Latin Q u a r t e r, Beth Aaron
members will hold their first
dance. Ran Zaff, comedian and
emcee, will perform with sever-
al well known stage and radio
stars in an hour and a half floor
show. Mickey Woolf and. his
orchestra will also be featured.
A brief installation of newly
elected officers will be held, with
Rabbi Gorrelick, installing offi-
Rabbi Segal to Install
Adas Shalom Officers
Rabbi Jacob E. Segal will of-
ficiate at the joint installation
of officers of the Sisterhood and
Men's Club of Adas Shalom
Synagogue, on Wednesday, 8:30
p. m., in the synagogue social
hall. The public is invited.
Sisterhood officers are Mes-
dames Philip Helfman, presi-
dent; Herbert L. Harris, Alex
Brooks and Ben Morganroth,
vice-presidents; George Liss, Sol
Slomovitz, David Aaron, Ben
Bailes, Saul Brenner and Harry
Fesenstein, secretaries; and DaYe
Dunsky, treasurer.
(Men's Club elections will be
held after the paper goes to
press.)
Cantor Nicholas Fenakel will
present vocal selections, accom-
panied by Edith Robbins. A so-
cial hour will follow. Members
of the installation committee
are:
Synagogue, Herman Avrin, Malcolm
Rivkin, Max Haidy; Men's Club, Harry_
Steinman, Sanford Gordon, Alfred Brook:
Sisterhood, Mesdames Irving Feldman.
Alexander Moss, Meyer Rubin, George
Bassin, Morris Berkowitz.
Hopoel Hamizrachi Units
Hold Joint Dinner Meet
A joint dinner of members and
friends of the Bar-Illan Mor-
asha, and Bnai Akiba groups of
Hapoel Hamizrachi will be held
on June 26, at Rainbow Cater-
ing. For reservations contact,
Rabbi Max Wohlgelernter, WE.
3-7710.
Election of officers of the Bar-
Man group will take place on
Wednesday evening, at the home
of Mrs. Louis Thav, 3732 Hump-
hrey. Newly-elected officers will
be installed at the closing
dinner.
cer. Rabbi a n d Mrs. Morris
Adler will be guests of the
congregation.
In charge of the event is Jack
Schneider, chairman, assisted by
Joe Feldman, Laurence Fried-
man and Avery Shapiro, co-
chairmen. Hyman Green is pro-
gram chairman. •
Friends of Beth Aaron are
invited to both of Sunday's
events.
congratulating Dr. B. Bene-
dict Glazer on the distinct
honor accorded him last Mon-
day evening in his election to
life tenure as Rabbi of Temple
Beth El.-
During: the 10 years of his
ministry here, he has won
the affections not only of his
own congregation but of the
entire community. His inter-
est in communal affairs, his
leadership in inter-faith ac-
tivities, his assistance in relief
movements, have been part
of his daily routine in addi-
tion to his devotional efforts
for Temple Beth El.
Best wishes, Dr. Glazer, for
good health and very many
DR. B. BENEDICT GLAZER
years of continued service to
your people and your coun- Glazer was elected for a life
tenure as Rabbi of Temple Beth
try.
El at the 101st annual congre-
gational meeting on June 4.
In a moving address, Dr. Gla-
zer thanked the congregation
for the honor bestowed upon
him, and concluded by saying, "I
David Wilkus, prominent coin- year term, Harry S. Grant; Leo- shall always cherish this mani-
munal leader, was elected presi- nard T. Lewis, Meyer L. Prentis,
Hypnotist Victor Bloomfield
dent of Temple Beth El at the Benjamin Wilk.
David Wilkus Elected President
Of Beth El; Shapero Given Citation
In his annual report, Nate S.
Shapero, retiring president, re-
viewed the numerous diversified
activities of the Temple during
the past year, and stated that
Beth El now has membership
of over 1600 families, the largest
in its history. Mr. Shapero was
presented with a citation for dis-
tinguished service to the con-
gregation.
Trustees continuing on, the
board are H a r r y A. Hyman,
Rabbi A. - Mayer, Gilbert Michel,
Arthur H. Rice, Leonard N. Si-
mons, Louis Tabashnik, Leon
S. Wayburn and Dr. Herbert I.
Kallet. Ex-officio board mem-
bers are Dr. B. Ben e di c t
Glazer, Nate S. Shapero, Mrs.
Arthur H. Rice, president of the
Sisterhood, Dr. Hilliard Gold-
stick, president of Men's Club
DAVID WILKUS
and Henry Levitt, chairman of
101st annual meeting on June 4. cemetery board.
Mr. Wilkus, a confirmand of
the Temple, has had a life-long Shaarey Zedek School
affiliation with the congregation
To Open Annex in N.W.
and has served for many years
For the convenience of
as a member of the board of
members living at a great
trustees, as chairman of the
distance from the synagogue,
properties committee, a n d as
Congregation Shaarey Zedek
treasurer of the Temple. For the
will open an annex of its
week-day school in the Mac-
past two years, he was vice pres-
Dowell Public School, Outer
ident of the Temple.
His distinguished record of Drive between Birwood and
public service in the community Mendota, in September. Two
classes intended exclusively
includes his service as vice pres-
for beginners have been or-
ident of the Jewish Welfare ganized. Parents of younger
Federation, director of the Unit-
boys and girls living in the
ed Jewish Charities, director of neighborhood who are de-
the Jewish Hospital Association, sirous of beginning the Jew-
and director of the Resettlement ish education of their chil-
Service. For the past five years,
dren, may register in t h e
he has been President of the
School Office immediately by
North End Clinic.
calling TY. 4-6200.
Other officers elected included
Sidney J. Allen, vice president,
and La w r e n c e J. Michelson,
treasurer; trustees for a three-
SHEVUOTH YIZKOR
Yeshisab to Observe
Father's Day Yahrzeit
Sixteen family groups will
meet at Cong. Mogen Abraham
of Yeshivath Beth Yehudah,
June 17, 10 a.m. for dedication
of yahrzeit lights in memory of
their departed relatives.
This group of plaques fills the
memorial tablet dedicated two
years ago by Jules B. and Samuel
B. Solomon in memory of their
parents, Jacob and Gustie Solo-
mon.
Rabbi M. J. Wohlgelernter will
conduct the Father's Day func-
tion at which tablets bearing
the following names are to be
unveiled:
Harry Lupiloff, Ida Maiseloff, Beatrice
Shoob, Theresa Sonnenfeld, Moe Sher-
man, Pear] Knoppow, Jacob Fish, Moses
Grossberg, Hilda Golaner, Morris Go-
laner, Julius Goldman, Abraham Freed,
Rose Levy, Michael Berris, Noah Ellias,
Julius Cohen and Abe Barg.
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SERVICES
at the
To Close Beth Abraham Season
Cong Beth. A b r a h a m Men's
Club will conclude activi-
ties for the seas on with an
open program featuring hypno-
tist Victor Bloomfield. The meet-
hag will be at 8:30 p.m., Tuesday,
in the social hall.
CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late Emil
Kahan wishes to thank its rel-
atives and friends for the many
kindnesses extended during its
recent bereavement.
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CONG. BETH TIKVAH
PETOSKY and BOSTON
Announces that Shevuoth Services
will be conducted by
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CANTOR MENDELE STAWIS
RABBI LEIZER LEVIN will speak on
Sunday on "ONE GOD-AS A GOD OF
FREEDOM," and on Monday b e f ore
1 Yizkor Service on "KING DAVID—DES-
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Cantor Stawis
The Public is Invited
The Yeshivah Chacluney Lublin
Cordially invites the Jews of Detroit to the
Dedication of the Congregation of the
Yeshivah Congregation Dov Frenkel
to be held Sunday, June 17th, at 2:00 P.M.
at the Yeshivah, Linwood and Elmhurst
Guest Artist
Guest Speaker
Rabbi El Silver of Cincinnati, Ohio
Presidium member of the Union
of Orthodox Rabbis of the United
States and Canada.
YESHIVATH CHACHMEY
LUBLIN
David Edelman, Vice President
Moe Yolles, Treasurer
Harry Stolsky, Secretary
CANTOR RUBEN BOYARSKY
will conduct the musical
portion of the program.
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