Oak Woods Center . Leaders Receive plaques at Synagogue DinneNDance Congregation Beth Abraham Schedules Prograin for Ground Breaking • Plans for the program and ; Troop 506, led by Scoutmaster i Louis Ellenbogen, president of special ceremonies marking the Bill Walton, Cantor Eugene ! Beth Abraham, in urging the Pictured here are, ground breaking for the new ! Greenfield will lead the singing ; public to attend the program, Abraham Synagogue Cen- left to right, MORRIS Beth ter, at Seven Mile Rd. and of the national anthem and . asks all unaffiliated families to NOVET.SKY, DAVID Greenlawn, were - announced ! Hatikvah. The invocation will inquire about membership at a FELDSTEIN and Mrs. ,hich DAVID D.OMBEY who this week -by Benjamin Siegel ! be delivered by Dr. Max Kapus- ! special membership booth - were principals in the and Julius Perry, co-chairmen' tin,- director of Hillel Foundation ; will be set up for the occasion. l of Wayne University. ; A full program of worship, recent first annual of arrangements !education and recreation is en- The ceremo- dinner - dance of the In the main address Rabbi ' v s one d f Or th e new ce nt er, Oak Woods Jewish nies will begin Israel I. Halpern will outline whose plans and construction Center. Feldstein, at 11:30 a.m., future plans of the 62-year-old are under the supervision of who is the chairman congregation in its new neigh- William Genser, building plans of the synagogue Sunday and will borhood, while Rabbi Joseph and construction chairman, board, presented pla- be presided ov- Thumim, spiritual leader for 40 ques to Novetsky, con- er by Dr. Harry years, will pronounce the bene- gregational president, e w man, act- diction. Prior to the ceremony, and Mrs. Donabey, its a band will entertain the guests. secretary, for out- ing chairman standing work during of the building 401 North Shore Dr. the synagogue's formative stages. David Berris was the evening's fund d r iv e. South Haven, Mich. guest speaker, while Councilman Joseph Suiter, of Oak Park, and Speakers at the Ordain 21 Rabbis Cottages — Rooms — Apartments Mrs. Suiter represented the city. Installed as officers of the Syn- program will Dr. Newman Modern, 3 room cottages with agogue's Sisterhood at the affair were Mesdames Faye Bloom, include Gov. Williams and May - CHICAGO, (JTA)--T went y- equipment kitchen and private president; Dillian Glanz and Shirley Katz, vice-presidents; Phyl- or Cobo. one rabbis who completed train- showers. Rooms have kitchen Opening with the presenta- ing for ordination at the Hebrew lis Applebaum and Dorothy Foster, secretaries; and Phyllis Novet- privileges. Large apartments with tion of the colors by Boy Scout ' Theological College here during sky and Blanche Littman, treasurers. private kitchen and bath. the past three years were form- PHONE: ally ordained at exercises at ; Basle Observes Herzl's Death Thorne Hall at Northwestern South Haven 846 BASLE, (JTA) — More than University. 1,500 people, including represent- - - atives of Jewish communities in Vacation (It Charlevoix the Beautiful many countries throughout the Congregation Aaron Moshe vax, Jack Lefton, Mrs: Leah Pal- world, gathered here to com- became one of the first Detroit Schwedel, Harry Si- STAY AT THE memorate the 50th anniversary synagogues to act upon a new ly, Mrs. S. of the death of Dr. Theodor feature of Israel bonds, by in- mon, Harry Fogelman, Albert Herzl, father of modern Zionism. vesting $2,500 of its building Kershenzon, Ben Simon, Nathan The keynote address was de- fund in the new Israel Develop- Gilbert, and M. Simon. livered by Dr. Nahum Goldmann, ment Bond Issue. The purchase, Overlooking Lake Michigan — One Block from Beach Under the terms of the new chairman of the Jewish Agency accepted by Rabbi Joshua S. Israel Development Bond Issue, Clean, Comfortable Rooms — Reasonable Rotes executive. Sperka, chairman of the Detroit any religious, charitable or edu- CHARLEVOIX, MICH. 209 PARK AVE. Israel Bond Building Fund Com- -cation organization which has ■ mittee, represents a portion of a ! gathered funds for building pur- 6 DETROIT JEWISH NEWS larger block purchase to be corn- I poses, may purchase Israel Friday, July 9, 1954 pleted in the near future. !Bonds with the provision that, as yl ~ i 11 Israel Patrick, past president-;soon as money is needed for ac- of Aaron Moshe, presented the ! tual building purposes, the bonds check to Rabbi Sperka. The will be redemmed in dollars at transaction was handled by the their full face or appreciated congregation officers and lead- value, at 4% interest, within 30 ers, David Freedman, Max Wei- days' notice, by the State of Is- ner, Jacob Lesser, Morris Tri- rael. ENJOY A GOODMAN'S 1 Congregation Aaron Moshe Invests Building Funds in Israel Bonds . TOWER HOTEL 4111•01111. — ri GAY VACATION ELEVATOR SERVICE • 4, MAGNIFICENT BUILDING COCKTAIL LOUNGE • 4( SPACIOUS LOBBY 4c EXQUISITE AIR CONDITiONED DINING ROOM 4( FREE GOLF • BOATING • FISHING • VENETIAN POOL -I, SUMPTUOUS PLAYHOUSE • EXOTIC STARLIGHT ROOM 9t STAR-STUDDED B'WAY SHOWS • 2 GREAT BANDS + ALL SPORTS FACILITIES • SUPERVISED DAY CAMP VACATION HEAVEN— On the shores of Lake Huron. Balmy days and cool nights ... pollen-free comfort. Wonderful food prepared in the Jewish- American manner that ,makes each meal a delight. A com- plete social staff with Joe Cornell, social director, to as- sure entertainment for all. 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