Detroit Jewry to Begin Holiday Observance
Evening services are morning services scheduled for
Synag-ogues Throughou
Cito Usher services.
t ty
at 6 p.m., and morning sees vices 8 a.m., in the main auditorium
at 8 a.m.
land 8:30 a.m., at the social hall's
Iri Days of Awe with Services Today start
Auxiliary services begin at 0 supplementary services. Rabbis
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Cong. Beth Tikvah
Rabbi Abe Silverstein and
Rev. Louis Wagner will officiate
at holiday services. Rabbi Leizer
a.m., and will be held in the so - Joseph Thumim and Israel I. ' Levin will deliver the sermons-
Solemnity and reverence to brates its first Holy Day service cial hall, under the leadership Halpern will officiate with Can
On Saturday he will speak on
; the Lord will be mixed with in its new structure at 18000 Wy- of Rabbi Jacob Brown and Rev. for Eugene Greenfield, and will • "Rosh Hashanah and the Sab-
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gladness, as Detroit's 100,000 oming.
: Morris Adler. Children's services preach the sermons. Auxiliary - bath" and on Sunday, on "The
Jewish citizens prepare to ob-
Rabbi Benjamin Gorrelick wiil limited to those between 7 and services are directed by the Jew and His New Year."
serve the High Holy Days of Rosii conduct services, and will preach 12 will be directed by Cyril Ser- : Men's Club.
Cong. Beth Shmuel
on "Piercing the Iron Cui•tain," , vetter, and will take place in the i
Hashanah this weekend.
Cong. Mishkan Israel
The holiday begins at sun- on Saturday, and on "Life's Di- synagogue's meeting room. Ju- 1 Sermon topics chosen by Rab-
Rabbi Philip Rabinowitz, son
down today, and continues mensions," on Sunday. Cantor nior services for teen-agers will bi Isaac Stolhnan are for Satur- of Rabbi J. Rabinowitz, spiritual
through Saturday and Sunday. Judah Goldring will be making begin at 10 a.m., in the chapel. day,
..y "The Birth of the UniverSe leader of the congregation, will
Following is a schedule of •eli- his first appearance as regular 1 Cong. Bnai Moshe Land Humanity," and Sunday, ! deliver the High Holiday set .-
gious services in our city's vari- cantor. Auxiliary services are : "The Art of Knowing Values" i "Our Vision—Whither?" Morn- ions in English, a special inno-
also scheduled.
ous congregations:
and "Taking Chances with Life" ling services begin at 6:30 a.m , i vation this year. The elder Rab-.
Adas Shalom Synagogue
Cong. Shaarey Zedek
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will be Rabbi Moses Lehrman's with services following at 7 a.m. : bi Rabinowitz will conduct the
Two adult and three youth
Evening services will begin at sermon topics at services, which I and 8 a.m.
I see:vices.
services are scheduled. Parallel 6 p.m.. with morning services begin at 6:15 p.m. and 7:30 a.m. i•
Temple Beth El
services for adults in the main scheduled for 7:30 a.m. Rabbi Cantor David Katzman and I Two e lie n i n g services are
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auditorium and in the social hall Jacob E. Segal will deliver a choir directed by Nathan Tur- !scheduled for today, at 7 and 8
Friday, September 19, 1952
will begin at 6 p.m., today, and sermon Saturday on ."Servants bow will chant the prayers.
i p. m . Dr. Maurice Eisendrath
at 9 a.m., Saturday and Sunday. of the Light," and on Sunday on I Auxiliary services will follow : pre ach the sermon at the wi'11 1
early
Dr. Moshe Davis, executive "Days of Fear—and Joy." He the same time pattern. Rabbi service and Rabbi Minard Klein
vice-president of the Jewish will be assisted by Cantor Nich - . Julius Weinberg will preach on : will speak at late services. Sat-
Theological Seminary, w i 1 1 olas Fenakel and the Adas Sha "Faith in a Faithless World" and , urday morning services, at 10
preach Saturday, in the main loin choir, directed by Harry Sie- i "A small Voice Is Heard." Can- ' a.m., will be addressed by Dr.
auditorium on "Religion in a gel. ; tor A. A. Rosenfeld will assist
Eisendrath
Day of Crisis." In the social. hall, Auxiliary services are slated for Junior congregants, 6 to 12, will
Rabbi Herman E. Schaalman
Rabbi Morris Adler will preach the social hall, with Rabbi Mar- , be directed by Walter Farber at
17556 Wyoming
preach
t y
on "Believing Is Seeing." vin Wiener, of the Jewish Theo- their services, while David Rap-
services in the Brown Memorial
Rabbi Adler will be in the logical Seminary and Cantor paport will conduct teen-age
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Chapel at 7 p.m., today, and at
main auditorium Sunday to Ruben Boyarsky officiating. Spe- services.
10 a.m. Saturday. Servicemen
speak on "Insight for Outlook,'' cial youth services are scheduled
Cong. Ahavas Achim
Announces it has limited openings
while Dr. Davis preaches on for teen-agers and for young- Services will be held at 6 p.m., and women will be admitted
in morning group
"The Collective Saint." Cantor sters 8 to 12. A Nursery service i in the evenings, and at '7:30 a.m., without charge at all services.
Jacob Sonenklar will officiate will be held for those younger in the morning. The congrega- A children's services will be
Transportation
Available
with Rabbi Adler, while Cantor than seven in various classrooms tion will be led by Rabbi Jacob held at 2 p.m., Saturday, to be
addressed
by
Rabbi
Klein.
David Garen, of New York, will in the synagogue.
Chinitz who will also preach the
officiate with Dr. Davis.
Suburban Temple
sermons. Cantor Mendel Stawis
Temple Israel
High Holiday services will be will chant the services. Youth
Two services will be held'' on conducted by newly-appointed E services will be held at 10 a.m.
.Rosh Hashanah eve, one at 7, Dr. Frank Rosenthal in the sanc- j
Cong. Adas Yeshurin
the other at 9 p.m. Rabbi Leon thary of the First Methodist ; San-ices at 6':15 p.m. and at
Flram will preach on "A Time to Church which is being used by 8 a.m. Rabbi Leo Goldman will
Rejoice" at both services.
the synagogue for all services.
I preach Sunday on "The Respon-
Morning services Saturday will
Services begin at 8:15 p.m sibility of Man. "
Wishes to extend to their Patrbns, Friends and
begin at 10 a.m. Rabbi Fram's today, and start Saturday, at 10
Cong. Anshei Bereznitz
sermon topic will be "A Time to , a.m. Children's services will be Evening ervices at 6:15 p.m ,
the Jewish Community of Detroit, a Year of
Remember." Cantor Robert Tul- held at 11 a.m., Sunday, at the with morning services beginning
Health and Happiness.
man and Karl Haas and the ; Washingtol School, also in Roy- i at 8 a.m. Rev. Meyer Halperin
choir will assist in the services. ' al Oak.
and Meyer Terebelo will offici-
Pupils of the religious school will
Cong. Bnai David
ate at all services. On Sunday,
conduct services at 10 a.m., Sun-
Sermon topics chosen by Rabbi Rabbi Leo Goldman will speak
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day. MemberS of the confirma- Joshua S. Sperka are on Satur- ! on "Rosh Hashanah and We."
tion class will lead prayers, and day. "A Divine Pattern for Liv-
Cong. Shaarey Zion
Rabbi F ► •am will deliver a New nag," and on Sunday, on, "The
"The Year Begins Today* is
Year's story.
May the, New Year bring greater strength to the
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Conscience of the King." Can- the title of Rabbi Leo Goldman's
Cong. Beth Aaron
I for Hyman J. Adler and the Rosh Hashanah message, on
vitality of our faith, and a better, more tolerant
Nearly 1,400 worshippers are Bnai David choir, directed by Saturday. Services will be con-
expected as this synagogue cele- Irving Ritter, will assist at all ducted at 6:15 pp. and 8 a.m.,
peaceful World in which to lice.
with Cantor Ruben Eizenbach, I
of Jerusalem, Israel, officiating.
Cong. Beth Abraham
Evening services begin at
6:15 p.m., on all days, with
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Carmel Hebrew
Nursery
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Sept. 29, all news copy for the issue of Oct. 3 must be in our
hands at 2 p.m., Friday, Sept. 26. All photographs must also
be in at that time.
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Friends and the Michigan Community at Large for a
Very Happy New Year
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