Congregational Activities

Rev. Jones to Preach
At Temple Israel

8—THE JEWISH NEWS
Friday, January 11, 1952

Rev. Edgar De Witt Jones, Rabbi Moses Lehrman
minister emeritus of Central To Review Steinberg's
Woodward Christian Church and
Religious Liberty Is Your Right As An • American —
a leading personality in the Book Tuesday Evening
Protestant
Church, will occupy
Perpetuate It By Attending Sabbath Services in Your Synagogue
Rabbi Moses Lehrman will be
the pulpit of Rabbi Leon Fram
the
speaker at the adult school
at Temple Israel at 8:30 pm.,
of Jewish studies at Cong. Bnai
today.
Dr. Marvin Fox to Open
munity- IN ide interest
Dr. Jones is past president of Moshe Tuesday, at 9 p.m. Study
Bnai David Friday Series
the Federal Council of the classes will convene at 8 and
Churches in America. Although adjourn at 9 to hear Rabbi
Cong. Bnai David will open its retired from pastoral service he Lehrman, who will review the
late Dr. Milton Steinberg's "A
Irving W. Schlussel, president, evaluate the needs and purposes series of Friday night gather- continues work in the National Believing Jew." Albert Elazar
ings,
dedicated
to
the
subject,
Conference
of
Christians
and
and Zvi Tomkiewicz, executive of Mizrachi as one of the strong-
"The Syna- Jews and the Detroit Round will conduct Rabbi Lehrman's
director, of Detroit Mizrachi, an- est factors in Israel's upbuilding
class that night.
gogue and You," Table.
notince t hat community-wide and we hope all Detroit Jews
Rabbi
Pram
will
be
Mon-
in
interest is being shown in the will share in the celebration of
at 8:30 p.m., to-
treal, occupying the pulpit of 90 Rabbis Sign Petition,
jubilee to be held at Latin Quar- our achievements," Mr. Nus-
day, at the syn- Temple Emanuel, the Reform
Oppose Jewish Hospital's
ter on Jan. 20 in honor of the baum stated.
agogue.
congregation of Montreal, at the
50th anniversary of the world
Dr. MarVin invitation of its rabbi, Dr. 'Half Kosher' Concession
Mizrachi movement.
Rabbi J. Weinberg Is
Fox, professor of Harry J. Stern. He will preach
• NEW YORK, (AJP)—The tor-
Dr. Joseph Lookstein will be
philos o p h y at on "Age of Faith."
guest speaker and the musical Beth Abraham Speaker
On Tuesday night, Rabbi Fram rid controversy over kashruth
Ohio State Uni-
program will be under the di-
officiate at the marriage of at the planned Long Island Jew-
versity, will be
At the second program in its
rection of Harry Segal.
the first of his niece, Janet Ruth Frain, ish Hospital flared anew with
90 rabbis signing a petition
Abraham Nusbaum, chairman current series on "Current
Dr. Fox
many outstand- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Philip
of the dinner arrangements Trends in American Jewish ing personalities to speak at Fram, at Shaar Hashomayim which declared that any plan
to _serve non-kosher foods in the
Synagogue, in Montreal..
committee, stated that a num- Life," Cong. Beth Abraham will these programs.
hospital was "contrary to Jew-
ber of reservations still are present Rabbi Julius Weinberg,
Rabbi Joshua S. Sperka will
ish law."
available at the Mizrachi office, culture commission director of introduce D. Fox, and Cantor Form Sarvasher Aid
the
Jewish
Community
Council,
The Board of Trustees of the
12244 Dexter, TO. 8-3128.
Hyman Adler will lead the sing-
at 8:30 p.m., Jan. 18, at the ing of the Zmiroth. David J. Honoring Rabbi Meisels contemplated hospital recently
"This event will serve to re- synagogue.
conceded.z.to a separate kosher
Cohen is chairman of the series
Paying tribute to Rabbi Chaim. kitchen in the hospital for
Rabbi Israel I. Halpern will committee.
Meisels, who with his family re- those patients requesting food
preside and introduce the lec-
Dr. Kazis to Address
cently arrived from Europe and meeting dietary requirements.
turer, who will speak on "Religi-
Shaare'v Zedek Men
now resides here in Detroit, a The remainder of the kitchen,
ous Trends in American Jewish 14 Pupils to Graduate
new organization called the Sar- however', would serve non-kosher
Life." The Sisterhood and Wom- Shaarey Zedek School
"A Religious Philosophy for en's Club will serve as hostesses
vasher Ladies Auxiliary was re- food.
Today" will be the topic of Dr. at a social which will follow.
cently organized.
The Long Island rabbis, en-
At
8-15
p.m.,
today,
14
pupils
Israel J. Kazis in a speech before
Rabbi Meisels, descended from dorsing the stand, urged the
Subsequent programs will deal will receive their diplomas from
Shaarey Zedek Men's Club, at with the approaches of Ortho-
Rabbi Berish Meisels, of War- trustees of the Long Island Jew-
8:30 p.m. Tuesday, in the syna- dox, Reform, Conservative and the Shaarey Zedek daily Hebrew saw, Rabbi Moishe Teitelbaum, ish Hospital to "reconsider and
school. Graduates will partici-
gogue.
Reconstructionist trends in the pate in the religious service, and of Uhel, and Rabbi Chaim Hal- to comply with Jewish religious
Dr. Kazis studied Semitic
country today. The public is the oneg shabbat which will fol- berstam, of Sanse, was a prom- law."
languages and history, and did
inent rabbi in Hungary, and is
invited to attend. •
low in the social hall.
graduate work in the depart-
considered one of the leading
Members of the graduating rabbinical authorities.
ment of soci-
class are Charles Abrahams,
ology at Har- Orthodox Synagogue
Elected to lead the organiza-
Leo Cohen, Marvin Dubrinsky, tion were Mesdames Sigmund
vard, where he May Drop Halley for
Lloyd
Gelman,
David
Hermelin,
received his Ph.
Lax, president; M. H. Klein, vice-
Gloria Manela, Geraldine Posen, president; and Louis Wieder.
D. degree for his Marrying Non-Jewess
Kenneth Rosenthal, Nison Sa- secretary. All women interested
at the
dissertation on
'Hassidism — a
NEW YORK, (AJP)—The mar- bin, Marcia Silber, Sharron in the group are invited to con-
CARMEL
HEBREW
Study in the riage of Council President Ru- Stern, Zena Wax, Janet Zucker. tact Rabbi or Rebbetzin Meisels,
SCHOOL
or
NURSERY
The
sermon
will
be
preached
Sociology _. a n d dolph Halley to a non-Jewess
3255 Lawrence.
17556 Wyoming
history of Re- shocked leaders of the Jewish by Rabbi Morris Adler, and Can-
mong the most progressive educe•
ligion."
crimebuster's Orthodox syna- tor Jacob H. Sonenklar with
tional institutions in Detroit.
Plastic Furniture
In 1942, he gogue. There was talk that Hal- choir under the direction of Dan
Morning and afternoon sessions at
Frohman
will
officiate.
Greet-
enlisted as a ley, mentioned prominently as a
Nursery, School. Ages from 3 to 5
Covers
Dr. Kazis chaplain, served Liberal Party candidate for the ings will be brought by Dr.
Also openings in the Hebrew
MADE TO ORDER OR
School.
with the 85th Infantry Division mayoralty in 1952, might be Leonard Sidlow, chairman of
READY MADE
in the Italian campaign. He was asked to drop his membership the committee on Education
Ages from 7 to 16
and the Honorable Charles Ru-
CALL ANNA KARBAL
discharged in 1946 with the rank in the shul.
Transportation Available
biner, president of Shaarey Ze-
TO. '7-0874
of major.
For Information, Call UN. 1-9744
Halley - wed the former Janice
After leaving the service, Dr. Brosh in a quiet City Hall cere- dek.
Harvey Ruskin of the 1952
Kazis was called to Temple mony here. The marriage was
Mishkan of Boston, where he performed by Presiding Justice class will receive the Class Slm-
bol and closing remarks will be
has been since.
Peck in a civil ceremony. Only
Dr. Kazis has lectured exten- a handful of persons attended. made by Elliot Schwartz, Direc-
sively on philosophy, history and It was Halley's third marriage, tor of Education.
literature of Judaism, and on Miss Brosh's first.
Elmhurst at Fourteenth
Two Films to Be Screened
contemporary problems of Jew-
The former chief Kefauver
ish life. 'Dr. Morris Burstein and Committee prober met Miss At Ahavas Achim School
Will Conduct a Series of Friday Night Gatherings
Religious school pupils at
I. Murray Jacobs will act as co- Brosh, a nurse, during his re-
Cong.
Ahavas
Achim
will
see
chairmen of the evening.
cent illness.
During the Months of January and February
News that Halley had wed a "Sacrifice of Isaac" and "Isaac
and
Rebecca,"
at
Sunday
morn-
Mishkan Israel to Continue
non-Jew stirred a quiet con-
Opening Program—Friday, January 11th, 8:30 p.m.
Series of Cultural Events
troversy among leaders of the ing classes. Parents are invited
and
discuss
the
two
films.
see
to
Guest Speaker: Dr. MARVIN FOX,
The next in a series of cul- W e s t s i d e Institutional Syna-
Registrations are still being
tural meetings planned by Cong. gogue, an Orthodox House of
Professor of Philosophy, Ohio State University Scholar,
Mishkan Israel for residents in Worship which Halley had joined accepted for the beginner 's
Orator and Leader
the 12th Street-Linwood area, during the election campaign. course in modern Hebrew taught
will be at 8:30 p.m.. Feb. 11, in Several paths of action were be- by Rabbi Ephraim F. Einhorn
Rabbi
Joshua
S. Sperka will preside.
the synagogue social hall.
ing privately discussed, including at 8 p.m., Tuesday, in the syn-
agogue's
small
chapel.
For
in-
A program including a speaker asking Halley to resign his mem-
Cantor Hyman Adler and Bnai David Choir will lead the
and musical entertainment will bership, but no action has been formation, call the synagogue
Zmiroth.
be provided. The evening will taken by directors of the syna- office, UN. 2-7468.
be dedicated to Hamisha Asar gogue to date.
Prominent personalities as guest speakers and interesting
b'Shvat, the new year for trees
Rabbi Herbert Goldstein is Adas Shalom Youth Plan Event
programs have been prepared.
Adas
Shalom
Young
People's
in Israel. Admission will be free. spiritual leader of the synagogue.
Club is planning its season's
The Jewish Community is invited to attend.
major social event for Feb. 2, in
the synagogue.

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CONGREGATION BNAI DAVID

SYNAGOGUE

SERVICES

CONG MISHKAN ISRAEL: . At Saturday services, Rabbi Isaac
Stollman will speak on "The Unpredictability of the Galuth."
CONG. SHAAREY ZION: At Saturday services Rabbi Leo Goldman
will preach on "And Let My Name be Names on Them."
CONG. BNAI MOSHE: The Young Married Couple's Club will
sponsor. late services at 8:15 p.m., today. Services Saturday
at 9 a. in,
CONG. GEM1LUTH CHASSODIM: Sabbath services at 5 p.m., to-
day; at 9 a.m., Saturday.
TEMPLE BETH EL: At services at 8:15 p. m., today, Dr. B. Bene-
dict Glazer will preach on "What About Loneliness?"
CONG. AHAVAS ACHIM: At late Friday services, Rabbi Ephraim
F. Einhorn will preach on "The Torah As Our Life, and the
Length of Our Days." At Saturday services, Rabbi Einhorn
will preach on "Jacob's Fateful Message."
CONG. BNAI DAVID: At Saturday services Rabbi Joshua S. Sperka
will preach on "To Be as Ephraim and Menos.seh." The Bar
Mitzvah of Marshall B. Feyer will be observed.
CONG. BETH AARON: At late services today Rabbi Benjamin H.
Gorrelick will speak on "A Man Called Israel," in memory of
the 25th anniversary of the passing of Israel Zangwill. At
Saturday services Ronald Berk will observe his Bar Mitzvah.
AIMS SHALOM SYNAGOGUE: At late services today, Rabbi Jacob
E. Segal will preach on "The Importance of Knowing How
to Answer."
CONG. l• ETH ABRAHAM: At Saturday services the Bar Mitzvah
of Joel Lewis Goldman will be observed.

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