Bnai Moshe YPC Renamed
Stanley Riegler Youth Club

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Art

By Maxine R. Levin

Jewish News Art Editor

Editor's Note: Congregation Shaarey Zedek will observe its
90th anniversary with the following .events: Art exhibit,
which began Thursday, at the Art Institute; Thanksgiving
morning service, to be addressed by Dr. Henry Hitt Crane;
Sabbath morning service, Nov. 24, Rabbi Morris Adler's sermon
topic being "A Backward Glance and a Forward Look"; Men's
Club and Sisterhood event Saturday night, Nov. 24, with presen-
tation of cantata,`"The Lord's Song"; religious school cele-
bration, Nov. 25; anniversary banquet, SUnday, Nov. 25, Dr.
Simon S. Greenberg, vice-chancellor of Jewish Theological
Seminary, guest speaker.

' synagogue at Eisenstadt, dated
1690, with the name of Rabbi
Mair Ben Isaac. It once be-
longed to Sampson • Wertheimer,
Chief Rabbi of Austria, a famous
Court Jew. This ring, having
the inscription "With Permis-
sion of His Highness," was ex-
hibited at the Brooklyn Muse-
UM.
The oldest item in the exhibit
is a Hebrew manuscript of sev-
eral books of Holy Stories, dated
1325, signed by the Scribe. The
fly leaf has dated records of
sales of transfer of ownership.
The book is one of several items
on loan from the collection of
Charles Feinberg.
There are beautiful large pairs
of silver Sabbath candlesticks, a
set of six large silver Mezzuzas
(Polish, 1700), a 17th century
breastplate (Torah coveioing),
and other fine pieces, too num-
erous to mention.
'An important feature of the
exhibit is the catalogue com-
piled by Dr. Stephen S. Kayser,
with a preface by Dr. Edgar P.
Richardson, director of the De-
troit Art Institute, containing
28 photographs and descriptions
of the articles shown. This cata-
logue is an important addition
to any library.
This is the first opportunity
Detroit has to see so important
a collection of Jewish cere-
monial art. 'The exhibit's his-
torical significance is as great
as its artistic value.
We feel that the schools of
our community should not miss
the educational importance of
this show.

More than 200 art pieces, in-
cluding BO loaned by the Jewish
Museum of New York, are in-
cluded in the collection of Jew-
ish ceremonial objects on ex-
hibit at the Art Institute in
honor of Shaarey Zedek's 90th
anniversary. The Detroit Art
Commission is co-sponsor of the
exhibition with Shaarey Zedek
The exhibit offers an unusual
opportunity to view the collec-
tion of silver objects gathered
from many countries, including
Israel; Africa, India and Euro-
pean countries. Each selection
represents a particular era in
Jewish history, Jewish cere-
monial art being basically east-
ern, influenced by the countries
in which the artisans produced
them. -
An elaborately wrought set of
Pa duan 18th century silver
Torah Crowns and Rimonim is
on loan by Temple Israel. An
embroidered Ark curtain, used
on the occasion of a circum-
cision in the synagoglie, and in-
tricately woven silver belt worn
by Kohanim on Holy Days, are
two of the unusual beautiful
articles from the Jewish Mu-
seum collection. Detroit art col-
lector Henry Meyers has loaned
a 19th century silver Menorah
for oil burning, an object of rare
design and craftsmanship.
In the collection is a wedding
ring, shaped in the form of the

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B-P Hadassah Group
To See Israel Movie

A four-day regional seminar
to be held over the Thanksgiv-
ing weekend is planned by the
Intercollegiate Zionist Federa-
tion of America. The Wayne
University Chapter will be host.
Sessions will open Thursday
with registration and a social in
the evening. Rabbi Max Kapus-
tin, of Wayne Hillel Foundation,
will speak at Friday morning's
session, which will discuss "The
Structure of the American Jew-
ish Community" from the re-
ligious and secular standpoints.
Benjamin Mintz, educational
director of national IZFA, will
address Saturday afternoon ses-
sions on "IZFA Today."
Other events planned are a
tour of Detroit, brunches and
socials, religious services, panels,
workshops and forums.

The Young People's Club of
Cong. Bnai Moshe, recently re-
named the Stanley Riegler
Youth Club in memory of its
late president who lost his life
while in the armed forceS, has
planned a program of activities
for its current season.
The first get-together will be
held at 8:30 p.m., Monday, at the
synagogue. The program will in-
clude the showing of a film. All
young men and women in /the
community are invited to attend.

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Pisgah Lodge to Celebrate
Birthday with Initiation

WRIGHT'S
HOME EQUIPMENT

Pisgah Lodge; the oldest and
largest Bnai Brith group in
Michigan, will initiate new
members at a meeting at 8:30
p.m., Monday, at Parkside Hall.
The initiation, part - of the
94th birthday celebration of the
Lodge, will be performed by the
nationally-known Lodge Degree
Team. Members include Elias
Goldberg, Samuel W. Leib, Jo-
seph L. Staub, Clement J. Weitz-
man and Alfred H. Bounin.
Maurice J. Short, tenor, will par-
ticipate in the ritual.
Rabbi Herschel Lymon, direc-
tor of the Hillel Foundation at
the University of Michigan, will
be guest speaker. Members, their
families and friends are invited
to the ceremonies.

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The Business and Profession-
• WHOLESOME
al Group of the Detroit Chapter
of Hadassah will hold a recep-
• DELICIOUS EXOTIC FLAVORS
tion for new members following
• MODERATELY PRICED
Relax ...-Reffesb ...NOW • • •
its regular meeting at the home
of Mrs. William F. Flashenberg,
Enjoy "the best of
1475 W. Boston Blvd. at 2:30 p.m.
Sunday.
the Land' ...and
Rosalind Schubot, president,
help Israel's
invites members and their
economy,
tool
PEWAUKEE, WISCONSIN
friends to attend. The film
Milwaukee
lust
20
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West
of
"Hands of Healing,'2 made in Is-
At your grocer's
rael, depicting the work of the
and all good
Hadassah, will be shown. Ger-
candy counters
tc.,..
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Sunda"!
returned from a visit to Israel,
ELITE
will give a program of Israeli
To F rida focill
songs.
AtileTIC"
CANDIES
B. & P. members are now con- Modern, Smartly Furnished Accommo-
RAMAT-GAN,
ducting their annual Honor Roll dations—Wonderful Food and Lots of it
ISRAEL
Campaign which will culminate I — Complete Health Spa — Planned Ac-
with a luncheon at the Lee Plaza! tivities—Tropical Indoor Pool—Nightly
Hotel on Dec. 9. A representative 1 Entertainment—Year 'Round Sports.
of the Israeli government will be
For Reservations, Phone or Write
guest speaker.
The third "Jewish Portrait," of
the Goldie Adler Series will be
Distributed by
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drawn by Mrs. Morris Adler on
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For A "Different" Family Vacation
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Detroit, Mich.
cussed. The series is open to
all.
Mrs. W i 11_ i a m B. Isenberg,
Chapter chairman of the New
Medical Center, advises that
contributions to this project
may be made in any denomina-
tion in honor of all simchas,
announces the resolution adopted to plant a forest of 10,000
and to commemorate the mem-
trees in the name of our Branch in the FOREST OF THE
ory of departed ones.
MARTYRS, in memory of the six million who died AL
KIDUSH HASHEM.
We call on all our members and friends to plant trees in this
Bnai Brith Council Plans
forest and thus commemorate their own families and rela-
U. S. Jewish Affairs Meets
tives who were brutally murdered by the Nazis.
Please make your check payable to the Jewish National Fund
Mrs. Morris Tack, president,
and mail it to:
and Mrs. Lewis Manning;chair-
J.
M. Singer
Jewish National Fund
man of the Ainerican and Jew-
18272 San Juan
or
11816 Dexter Blvd.
ish affairs committee of Greater
Detroit 21, Mich.
Detroit 6, Mich.
Detroit Bnai Brith Women's
The price of 10 trees is $15.00; A Garden can be planted for
Council, announce their annual
$150.00. Special tree certificates will be mailed to you for
series on American and Jewish
as many trees as you have planted.
Affairs to start Dec. 5 with a
MORRIS L. SCHAVER, Honorary President
talk by Mrs. Morris Adler, in the
HARRY SCHUMER, President
auditorium of the Davison Jew-
J. M. SINGER, Chairman, JNF Project
ish Center at 1:30 D.rn.
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