Synagogue Services, 'School Programs
To Mark Observance of Shevuot Holiday

Detroit Jews will • celebrate
Shevuot with special synagogue
services Tuesday evening, May
19, and Wednesday and Thurs-
day, May 20 and 21. The holi-
day, first celebrating the ap-
pearance of the first fruits of
summer, also is traditionally ob-
served as the time when Moses
brought forth the Ten Com-
mandments.
All religious• s c h o o l s have
planned appropriate c e le b r a-
tions, and many synagogues
h o 1 d commencement exercises
at this time. Following is a list
of Sabbath and Shevuot services
scheduled by our congregations:
Cong. Bnai Moshe
At Saturday services, the Bar
Mitzvah of Victor Stern will be
observed. Shevuot services will
begin at '7:30 p.m., Tuesday, with
morning 'services scheduled for
8:45 a.m., Wednesday, and 8:30
p.m., Thursday. Yizkor prayers
will be recited Thursday.
Rabbi M o s e s Lehrman has
chosen for his sermon topics
"Moments of Greatness" and
"Accepting the Gifts of Life."
Cantor David Katzman will of-
ficiate.
Downtown Synagogue
R a b b i Herman Rossenwasser
will conduct Y i z k or services
from 8:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., on
Thursday, at t h e synagogue,
1205 Griswold.
Beth Aaron Synagogue
At Saturday services, the Bar
Mitzvah of Larry Silets will be
observed. Shevuot eve services
begin at 6:15 p.m., Tuesday, with
evening services the other days
at 6:30 p.m. Morning services
are at 8:45 a.m.

Rabbi Benjamin It Gorre-
lick will preach on "The
Meaning of Sinai for Modern
Men" and "May God Remem-
ber: A Legacy for-the Living."

Cantor Judah Goldring will
chant the liturgical music.

At Yizkor services on Thurs-
day a scroll of law will be pre=
sented to the synagogue by Mrs.
Rebecca Panush in memory of
her recently departed husband,
Abraham Panush.
Cong. Shaarey Zedek
At Saturday services, the Bar
Mitzvah of Nisson Schechter will
be observed. Shevuot services at
6:30 p.m. and 9 a.m., all days.
Cong. Bnai David
At Saturday services, Rabbi
Joshua S. Sperka will preach on
"The Sanctification of the
Name." Sheimot services at 7
p.m. and 8:45 a.m.

Cong. Ahavas Achim

Rabbi Jacob C h in i t z will
preach on "In the Desert of Our
Lives" at Saturday s e r v i c e s.
Holiday rituals begin at 8:45
a.m., with Rabbi Chinitz speak-
ing on "Sinai's Shadow Across
History" a n d "Desecration of
Sacred Memories."

Suburban Temple

Hordes to Report on Trip to Israel
At JNF Box Culmination. Program

"Interpretation-of the Ten Com-
mandments," and Thursday on
"The Ancestry of King David."
Cong. Adas Yeshurun
At Saturday services, Rabbi
Leo Goldman will speak on
"Numbers of People." Shevuot
services at 7:30 p.m. and 9 a.m.
Rabbi Goldman will preach on
Thursday, on "Torah—as a Way
of Life."
Cong. Shaarey Zion
Services for Shevuot begin at
7:30 p.m. and 9:15 a.m., and
are conducted by Cantor Mor-
dechai Perel. Rabbi Leo Gold-
man will preach 'on Wednesday,
on "Torah — a Religion from
Heaven."
Cong. Beth Abraham
At Saturday services, Rabbi
Israel I. Halpern will review the.
Torah p or t i on "Bamidbor."
Rabbis Joseph Thumim and Is-
r a e 1 Halpern will alternate
preaching at Shevu,ot services.
Cantor Eugene Greenfield will
chant the services.
A special assembly of the

A public report of • his
latest tour of Israel will be given
by William Hordes, president of
the Detroit Council of the Jew-
ish National Fund, at a meeting
culminating JNF Blue-White
Box activities, at 8 p.m., May 25,
at Beth Shmuel Synagogue.
The 'meeting, held under the
auspices of the JNF Blue-White
Box Committee, will pay tribute
to the Blue-White boxholders
and volunteer workers who have
participated in the spring clear-
ance and/or placement of JI∎I'F
boxes. A prominent national
leader will also address the
meeting, and a program of Is-
raeli and Jewish music will be
rendered by Cantor Judah Gold-
ring and Mrs. Goldring.
Hordes, who with Mrs. Hordes,
has just returned from a six-
week tour of Israel, participated
in several important conferences
involving the immediate and
vital interests of the state. He

has also visited strategic posi-
tions in the Negev. In his report
Hordes will disclose new infor-
mation -which bas already placed
the JNF in a position vital to
the future security of the Jew-
ish state.
Awards and recognitions will
be given to the volunteers who
have placed or cleared the lar-
gest number of Blue-White boxes,
and the presentations of a
Golden Book inscription will be
made to the first boxholder in
the country whose box held
$100 in this spring clearance.

Stanford Riegler Youth Club
Plans Hayride on May 24

Stanford Riegler Young Peo-
ple's Club of Cong. Bnai Moshe
will hold a hayride on May 24,
at Warren Valley Stables, 26709
Warren. The group will meet at
7 p.m., at the 'synagogue. For
informaton, call. Laura Levin,
UN. 2-5804.

Late services today at 8:15 religious school will be held
p.m., at Burton School, Scotia at 11 a.m., Sunday. Rabbi Hal-
Rd., in Huntington Woods. Spe- pern, school director, invites
cial Shevuot services will be held parents to a t ten d. School
at 8:15 p.m., Tuesday, at Royal starts at 10 a.m.
Oak High School.
Cong. Mishkan Israel
Adas Shalom Synagogue
At Saturday services, Rabbi
At Saturday services, the Isaac Stollman will preach on
Bar Mitzvah of Gary Harris
"Numbers and Powers." At She-
Goldman will be observed. vuot services he will preach on
Rabbi Jacob E. Segal will "Torah and Modern Ideas" and
preach the sermons and Can-
`Loyalties—Individual and Na-
tor Nicholas F e n a k e l will
tional. Cantor Sandor Green-
chant the liturgy.
field will officiate. Evening serv-
At Wednesday services, ices begin -at 7 p.m., with morn-
graduation exercises of the ing services at 9 a.m.

religious school will begin at
10:30 a.m. A cantata will be
presented by the 65 graduates.
Cong. Beth Tikvah

Shevuot services begin at 9
a.m. both days. Rabbi Leizer
Levin will preach Wednesday on

Beth El to Hold
Glazer Tribute

To Head Beth El Affiliates

Elect William Sloman
Men's Club President

A life-long member of Temple'
Beth El, William C. Sloman was
elected president of the congre-
gation's Men's Club at its 34th
annual meeting on May 5. Slo-
man, a 1928 temple confirmand,
- is the fourth
generation of
:temple memberS.
* His great-grand-
ather, .Mark
Sloman, was one
of its founders.
Serving w it h
Sloman are Dr.
Leo A. Green-
blatt, vice-pres-
ident; Sydney
Sarasohn, treas-
Sloman urer; and Wil-
bur DeYoung, secretary.
Two-year board members are
Stanley J. Clamage, J. Leon
Gittlen, George Golanty, Fred
Gross, Irving J. Hayett, Oscar
A. Kaufman, Joseph H. Kukes,
Joseph Meyer, Dr. Raymond A.
Sokolov, and Dr. Benjamin B.
Stamell.
The above board members will
join with' Joseph I. Dizik, Dr.
Louis L. Friedland, Alfred C.
Funke, Archie Katcher, Jack W.
Lovinger, Percy P. Newman, Carl
Rosman, Samuel S. Willis and
Charles F. Rosen, who have a
year to serve on their terms.
Ex-officio directors include
Raymond K. Rubiner, Leonard
N. Simons and Irving I. Katz.

8—DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, May 15, 1953

Cal YON

ROO caw,

Mrs. Klein President
Of TeMple Sisterhood

At its 52nd annual meeting
last week, members of Temple
Beth El's Sisterhood elected Mrs.
Sanford R. Klein its new presi-
dent. Active in Sisterhood and
congregational a c ti v i t i e s for
many years, Mrs. Klein has serv-
ed the last two
years as a vice-
president.
Other officers
elected were:
Mesdames A r-
thur R. Bloom,
I. Irving Bittker,
B u on Fried-
man and Frark
J. Winton, vice-
presidents; Ed-
Mrs. Klein
win Grauer, A. J.
Fox, Ameroll F. Rothschild, sec-
retaries; Joseph M. Wolff, trea-
surer; and Horace J. Haber, cus-
todian.
Serving on the board of direc-
tors for a two-year term are
Mesdames Leonard W. Fox, Rus-
sell S. Davis, Fred Gross, David
Handleman, Sol M. Lewis, Mor-
ey Rosenthal, Ben Salon, Julian
Scott, Marshall Silver, Merrill
Silverstein.
Re-elected for two years were
Mesdames Raymond A. Sokolov,
Alvin B. Rosenbloom, Hilda Vau
Consant. They will serve with
the following who remain for
two years on . the board : Mes-
dames Manuel E. Arden, Harold
L. Kaplan, Jerome B. Morton,
Major Siegel, Gerald Spero,
Samuel S. Willis, and for one
year, Mesdames Percy P. New-
man and J. J. Marks.
Serving as ex-officio members
are the following past presi-
dents: Mesdames Phillip Bloom-
garden, Lawrence Friedman,
Isaac Gilbert, John C. Hopp,
Maurice Klein, Harry Krohn,
Oscar C. Robinson, M. B. Sulz-
berger, Sol A. Wolff, M. George
Wayburn and Arthur Rice.

CARD OF THANKS
Mrs. Irene Rosenthal, wife of
the late Louis Rosenthal, wishes
to thank her relatives and
friends for the many kindnesses
extended during her recent be-
reavement.

THE LATE DR. GLAZER

A public memorial service for

the late Dr. B. Benedict Glazer,

observing the anniversary of his
' •" passing a year
ago today, will
be held at 8:15
•i p.m., today, at
Temple, Beth El.
Rabbi Leon I.
Feuer, of Col-
lingwood Ave-
nue Temple, To-
ledo, who was a
classmate a n d
one of Dr. Gla-

Rabbi Feuer

zer's closest friends, will deliver
the memorial address.
Dr. Richard C. Hertz, senior'
rabbi, and Rabbi Minard Klein,
assistant rabbi of Temple Beth
El, will officiate.
Dr. Glazer, in 1951, was hon-
ored with a special service by
his congregants on his 25th an-
niversary in the rabbinate and
his 10th year as spiritual lead-
er of Temple Beth El.

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