Honor to Address Dedication of UHS
Esther Berman Branch on Sept. 19
Dr-. Leo L. Honor, lecturer, his- From 1916 to 1929 he served as
torian, author and an outstand-1 instructor and registrar in the
ing leader in Jewish educational Teachers Institute of the Jew-
ish Theological Seminary. From.
1925 to 1928 he was instructor of
Jewish history at the Graduate
School of Jewish Social Work.
He returned to Teachers College
at Columbia University in 1928
to lecture on Religious Educa-
tion. From 1929 to 1939 he was
director of the College of Jewish
Studies and for a time execu-
tive director of the Board of
Jewish Education in Chicago. He
went to Jerusalem in 1953 to
serve as visiting professor at the
Hebrew University.
Dr. Honor has held offices in
the National Conference of Jew-
ish Social Welfare, Religious Ed -
ucation Association, Histadrut
Ivrit and National Council for
Jewish Education, of which he
was one of the founders and
first president. He is on the
editorial board of Jewish Educa-
tion and Religious Education.
DR. LEO L. HONOR
DETROIT JEWISH NEWS-9
Friday, September 10, 1954
Formulate Plans
For DSG Stag Day
A full day's activity will be
featured at the annual Detroit
Service Group Stag Day, Tues-
day, Sept. 21, at Franklins Hills
Country Club. The men,
teers in the 1954 Allied Jewish
Campaign, will spend the day in
good fellowship, with golf, cards,
cocktails, dinner and an enjoy-
able evening scheduled.
Milton K. Mahler, president of
the Service Group, announces
that Emil Co-
hen, humorist,
will entertain.
Cohen has ap-
peared before
audiences all
over the country
and has received
e nthusiastic
plaudits for his
talented per-
formances.
Another high-
light of the eve- Emil Cohen
circles, will be the guest speaker Mayor Cobo to Spark
ning will be the awarding of the
at the dedibation of the new
trophy to the leading. division of
Esther- Berman Branch of the Honor Roll Opener
this year's campaign. An enter-
United Hebrew Schools, Sunday,
taining and informative quiz
Of
Detroit
Hadassah
Sept. 19, 8:15 p.m.
game is scheduled, with prizes to
A luncheon and seminar on
Mayor Albert E. Cobo will play golf and quiz winners. Reserva-
the "Changing Approaches of a leading role in the official tions may be made by calling
the Jewish Curriculum Develop - opening meeting of the Honor Mrs. Lerner, WO. 5-3939.
ment" will be held at 1 p.m. that I Roll drive planned by the De-
clay at the new branch, Schaefer troit Chapter of Hadassah for
CARD OF THANKS
and Seven Mile Road. Invita- I 12:30 p.m., Tuesday, at Temple
The family of the late David
tions to the luncheon and sem-
Suhd acknowledges with grate-
inar have been extended to all Israel.
ful appreciation the many kind
teachers of Hebrew schools, rab- ( In addition to speaking at expressions of sympathy ex-
bis, directors of congregational- the event, Mayor Cobo will re- tended by relatives and friends
educational boards and the edu- I „ceive a . "token during the family's recent be-
"'of Hada ssah's
cational committee of the United
:appreciation for reavement.
Hebrew Schools.
jais interest and
Dr. Honor will speak in the af-
0 o peration in
ternoon as well as the evening
the Detroit Jew-
formal dedication, to which the
ish Community,
public is invited. In addition to
'in general, and
his address the evening cere-
Hadassah, in
monies will include brief greet-
particular,"
ings by community leaders and
stated Mrs.
musical selections especially pre-
Daniel Siegel,
pared for the occasion by pupils
vice - president
of the schools.
Mayor Cobo of Honor Roll.
Featured speaker will be Rabbi
Dr. Honor, professor of Educa-
tion at Dropsie College, who for Herbert A. Friedman, young Mil-
40 years has held important ' waukee rabbi, who will be fea-
positions in Jewish education, I tured in an interview prior to
has helped train hundreds of the meeting over the radio pro-
young teachers for religious gram of Fran Harris, of WWJ.
Another highlight of the day
schools and has seen many of
them attain positions of na- will be the lighting of the Had
assah star. Six women will be
tional importance.
selected at random from those
He received his Ph.D. fro n. attending to light the six points
Columbia University in 1924. of the star, which symbolizes
Hadassah's projects.
Further Honor Roll appoint-
ments announced this week in-
clude Mesdames Philip Slomo-
vitz, vice-chairman of advance
gifts, Mrs. Samuel Grandon, co-
chairman of the $16 fashion
show and tea.
This Week's Radio and
Mrs. Samuel J. Rhodes, chair-
Television Programs
man of the Oct. 22 gift lunch-
of Jewish Interest
eon for $50 minimum conzfibut-
ors, will be assisted by Mes-
THE ETERNAL LIGHT
dames Jesse Rice, reservations;
Time: 12:30 p.m., Sunday, Morey L. Abrahams, • arrange-
Sept. 12.
ments; Richard Serlin, invita-
Station : WWJ.
tions; Sander Hillman; co-chair -
Feature; "Rendez-vous wan man; Sidney Winer, hostesses;
Liberty" will open a series of 13 Max Warren, Honor Roll book;
programs, presented in honor of Leonard Marein, co - chairmar ;
the American Jewish Tercenten- Benjamin Bond, treasury gifts;
ary, commemorating the arrival Ralph Davidson, memoriam;
of the first Jews in the United Morse Saulson, co-chairman;
States in 1654. The program will Robert Drews, Ruben H. Isaacs
dramatize the adventurous voy- and Harry Nayer, publicity.
Hadassah will be featured on
age of the first Jewish settlers
from Brazil to New Amsterdam the Altman Jewish Hour pro-
and their struggle to remain and gram at 11:15 a.m., Sept. 19
help develop a new land of free- when Mrs. Leo Seligson will re-
-port on Hadassah's activities
dom.
locally and overseas.
Recently elected at the na-
tional convention of Hadassah
held in New York was Mrs. Max
R. Frank, who was voted mem-
ber-at-large.
900 Communities Respond to UJA
NEW YORK, (JTA) — More
than 900 local campaign bodies
responded to the $50,000,000 cash
appeal of the United Jewish AP -
peal in its first week, Morris W.
Berinstein, national chairman of
the cash campaign, reported.
He termed this "an encourag-
' ing sign of the momentum we
seek and require for the drive's
success." -
The national campaign ca bi-
net will meet in New York Mon-
day to review first results of the
cash drive and complete conver-
sion of the UJA to full emergen-
cy basis, it was announced.
A special message from Joseph
J. Schwartz, executive vice-
chairman of UJA, to all com-
munities, described the cash
drive as "unquestionably one of
the most important single cam-
paign enterprises to be under-
taken by UJA in recent years."
The 5,200 communities partiei-
1 pating in the UJA are being
urged to complete their cash-
raising plans before Rosh Ha-
i h
s anah to allow font peak collec-
tion activity between then and
the end of October.
CONGREGATION B'NAI MOSHE
Dexter and Lawrence
Will Conduct
SUPPLEMENTARY SERVICES
In Its Spacious Social Hall
Equipped with Comfortable Seats
Rosh Hashanah, Tuesday and Wednesday,
September 28, 29 and
Yom Kippur, . Thursday, October 7
Officiating Clergy
Rabbi lsidor B. Hoffman, of New York
Counsellor to Jewish Students at Columbia University
Cantor A. A. Rosenfeld
Rev. William Weinman
Admission Cards $8.00
The Congregation office, located in School Bldg. on Dexter, is open
daily and Sunday, 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and 7:00 to 9:00 p.m.
First Selichoth, midnight, Saturday, Sept. 18. Canter David Katzman
and choir will officiate.
Th
4. Lie
e ~BEA N S w i thLI th e
seal and
the words
the L BEL are packed by
0 9,wry
O. the _Ai,
(.. „i) on the label is the seal of ap-.
proval of THE UNION OF ORTHODOX
JEWISH CONGREGATIONS OF AMERIt . k.
STILL AT YOUR
SERVICE .. .
For the best deal in town
on the All new
1954 BUICK
See
AL FREEMAN
AT
MORRIS BUICK
14500 W. 7 MILE RD.
At James Couzens
UN. 4-7100
We i z mann Congress Chapter
To Discuss the Year Ahead
Chaim W e i z m a n n Chapter,
American Jewish Congress, will
meet at 8:30 p.m., Tuesday, at
the home of Dr. and Mrs. Milton
Blavin, 20044 Appoline. William
Cohen, local attorney, will speak
on "Outlook for AJC in 1955." All
interested couples are invited.
Dr. Blavin was recently elected
president of the organization,
and during the coming year will
be assisted by Kurt Singer, vice-
president; Mrs. Lawrence LoPa-
tin, treasurer; and Dr. Eric Bil-
les, secretary.
on the label is the seal of ap-
proval of THE UNION OF ORTHODOX
JEWISH CONGREGATIONS OF AMERICA
Select either label!
They're both the same beans/
•
HEINZ