SYNAGOGUE
SERVICES
I Issue Over Sabbath at Houston Center
`Beth El Story'
Available From
Wayne U. Press
Announcement was made this
BETH AARON SYNAGOGUE: Sabbath services at 6:30 p.m., today; week by Wayne University Press
at 8:45 a.m., Saturday. Saturday, the Bar Mitzvahs of Barry
Shumaker and William Sklar will be observed.
CONG. EMANU-EL: Sabbath services at 8 p.m., today, in music
room of Burton School, Huntington Woods, Mich.
CONG. BNAI DAVID: Sabbath services at 7 p.m., today; at 8:45 a.m.,
Saturday. The Bar Mitzvah of Barry Leonard Wolfe will be
observed.
CONG. AHAVAS ACHIM: Sabbath services at 7:15, today; at 8:45
a.m., Saturday. The Bar Mitzvah of Michael Rontal will be
observed on Saturday.
TEMPLE BETH EL: Sabbath morning services at 11:15 to 12
o'clock, Saturday.
CONG. BNAI MOSHE: Sabbath services at 7 p.m., today; at 9 a.m.,
Saturday, Michael Lerman will observe his Bar Mitzvah.
CONG. SHAAREY ZED-EK: Sabbath services at 6 p.m., today; at 8:45
a.m.,. Saturday, the Bar Mitzvah of Jack Lewis Berman will be
observed.
NORTHWEST ISRAEL SYNAGOGUE: Sabbath services at 7:30 p.m.,
today; at 9 a.m., Saturday .
Too Much Zionism?
New Sunday School
To Open in December
• DENVER, (JTA) — A newly
incorporated School for Reform
Judaism will open here in Sep-
tember, its faculty composed of
parents of the children in the
school, it was reported in Inter-
mountain Jewish News here, be-
cause. according to Stanley Buka,
a board member of the new
school, ". . . the Temple (Eman-
uel) is not teaching the kind of
Reform Judaism that we were
taught as children. They are
teaching too much Zionism and
nationalism rather than stressing
that Judaism is a religion."
Leaders .of the new Sunday
school, almost all of them mem-
bers of Temple Emanuel, said that
the school was not a project of
the American Council for Juda-
ism, but they added that a modi-
fied form of the ACJ curriculum
would be used and text books
will be purchased through the
Council. Col. Stanley Shubart an
ACJ leader, told the Jews that
lfts than one percent of the par-
ents affiliated with the new
school are members of the Coun-
cil for
Asked about the nature of in-
struction with regard to Israel,
Mrs. Herman Stein, principal of
the new school, said that the sub-
ject would be taught "histori-
cally." She also described herself
as "vociferous on the subject
that this new school does not
represent a split in the Temple."
Neither the Temple's rabbi, Joel
Zion, nor its president Philip
Milstein were in Denver at the
time of the announcement and
were, therefore, unavailable for
comment. Leaders of the school
project had informed Rabbi. Zion
of their plans before he left on
his vacation.
Adas Shalom Young Marrieds
Select Year's Committees
Adas Shalom Young Married
Club is planning to hold its an-
nual fund-raising affair in Nov-
ember. The following committees
were chosen:
Entertainment, Mr. and Mrs.
Nat Goldstone, Mr. and Mrs.
Stanford Brown, Mr. and Mrs.
Hal Lesse.
Donor Book, Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Sklar, Mr. and Mrs. Irving Barit,
Mr. and Mrs. Stanton Bocknek,
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Schwartz,
Food, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Goldenberg.
Tickets, Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Climstein.
Publicity, Mr. and Mrs. Mar-
shall Markel, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
Schwartz.
Decorations, Mr. and Mrs. Her-
man Brodsky.
A minature golf tournament is
planned for the August social,
DETROIT JEWISH NEWS_--7
Friday, July 29, 1955
that "The Beth El Story," by
Irving I. Katz—publication of
which was made possible by the
Leonard Simons Fund—is on sale
3t Wayne University.
Harold A. Basilius, director of
the Wayne U. humanities pro-
gram and acting editor of Wayne
University Press, said this week
that many inquiries have come
both to Temple Beth El and to
Wayne U. about the book. He
said that copies are available, at
$6.50 each, from Wayne Univer-
sity Press, Wayne University, De-
troit 1, or by calling TE. 1-1450.
It was pointed out that "The
Beth El Story" is the only volume
published to-date that contains a
history of Michigan Jewry until
the year 1850.
Rabbi Avigdor Cyperstein
Named Rokeach Supervisor
Announcement was made by Housing Project in Israel
Henry Gamson, president of I. Honors Maxwell Abbells
Rokeach & Sons, Inc., that Rabbi
JERUSALEM (JTA)—A hous-
Avigdor Cyperstein, professor of ing project, "Givat Mordecai,"
Talmud at Yeshiva University, named for Mr. and Mrs. Max-
will continue the, responsibility of well Abbell of Chicago, and
Kashruth control and supervision which will accommodate 2,500
for the Rokeach organization.
Israelis, was inaugurated in a
Rabbi Cyperstein, a member of new Jerusalem suburb in the
the Executive committee of the presence of a large group of
Union of Orthodox Rabbis of government dignitaries and civic
America and Canada, is known
leaders. The speakers lauded
as the former rabbi of Lida, Po-
Mr. Abbell's manifold contribu-
land, and as .a member of the
tions to Zionism and to Judaism.
faculty of the Reb Yitzchok El-
The housing project was made
charan Yeshiva. He had been for
some time an associate of the late possible by Mr. Abbell, noted
Rabbi Levinson, who had been communal leader of Chicago,
connected with Rokeach for more who made available $120,000 to
the Jewish National Fund of
than 25 years.
Studied effort and attention to America for the acquisition of
Kashruth qualifications and su- the site. Under the terms of
pervision are made at Rokeach. the agreement, housing facili-
This, in addition to sheer quality ties are to be accorded to Sab-
of the products, has been a prime bath observers, with members of
factor in their acceptance by the Hapoel Hamizrachi having
Jewish housewives and Jewish priority. After the signing of
families , in all countries since its the inauguration scroll, Rabbi
A. Kahana of the Ministry of
introduction in 1870.
Religion, presented Mr. Abbell
with a stone from Mount' Zion
Beth Yehuda Day Camp
to serve as a cornerstone for a
Extended to August 19
synagogue to be named Ohel
Rabbis Sholom Goldstein and Moshe Eliahu, in memory of Mr.
Kurt Weinberg, directors of the Abbel's father. In his reply, Mr.
Beth Yehudah Day Camp, an- Abbell, pointed to two influ-
nounced the extension of the ences which led him to this oc-
camp until Aug. 19. Day Camp casion—his Hebrew teacher and
originally was scheduled . to con- his parents ; in whose home
clude on Aug. 5. The extension there was always "a picture of
is in response to requests for Dr. Herzl and a blue-white box
camp services by parents.
of the Jewish National Fund.
The program of the Beth
Yehudah Day Camp includes
morning instruction in Hebrew,
and planned, supervised after-
noon recreational activities at
lakes, parks and other local
facilities.
Registrations are now being
taken for the opening of the
new school term on Sept. 7. For
further information call WE.
1-0203 or come to the office
at Dexter and Sturtevant.
.
Joint Synagogue Opened
By Three German Cities
ESSEN, Germany, (JTA) — In
the city of Recklinghausen, at the
northern edge of the industrial
Ruhr region, a new synagogue,
seating 60 worshippers, has been
dedicated by the Jews of three
cities in the area—Recklinghau-
sen, Herne and Bochum. Since
the total ,number of Jewish resi-
dents in the three cities and
vicinity is below 100, they formed
a single combined congregation.
Beth Shalom Plans Cruise
Congregation Beth Shalom an-
nounces plans for its third annual
Moonlight River Cruise, .leaving
from the foot of Woodward Ave.
at 9 p.m., Sunday, Aug. 7. For
information about tickets, call
Joe Tulcensky at LI. 6-2504, or
tickets may be purchased from
members who will be selling
them at the dock.
HOUSTON, Texas, (JTA) —
The board of directors of the
Jewish Community Center here
has voted to open the Center on
Saturday at 2 p.m. following a
recommendation by a committee
that it do so. The committee had
considered the question of Sab-
bath opening for nearly a year.
The Center had opened on Sat-
urday at 6 p.m. until now.
chance to meet their recreational
needs in a Jewish environment,
The Jewish Herald-Voice print-
ed a ballot on its front page ask-
ing a community wide vote on the
question of whether the Center
should be open on Saturdays.,
The newspaper made it clear that
the vote was in the nature of a
public opinion poll and was not
binding in any way on the Cen-
The reading room, television ter's board.
room, game rooms and swimming
pool will be open under the new
plan, but other athletic facilities
and the health club will be closed.
The committee which recom-
mended the move stressed that
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the youth of the community were
We are happy to announce that
attending various outside activi-
we have increased our fleet of
ties during that time period in
dual control driver training cars "
any event, and expressed the hope
that some form of "Oneg Shab-
in the
bat" program would be develop-
Northwest Detroit
ed and give the young people a
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Red Youths to Attend Festival
TEL AVIV (JTA)—Some 300
Israel young men and women
affiliated with leftist youth or-
ganizations will attend an Inter-
national Youth Festival in Po-
land next month, it was learned
here, with the departure of the
first group of 150.
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CONGREGATION BETH ABRAHAM
Invites the Jewish Community to join in worship services for the coming High Holidays (1955) in our beautiful new Synagogue
Center, W. Seven Mile Road at Greenlawn
Simultaneous Services in Main Synagogue and Social Hall
SEATS MAY BE RESERVED NOW
Doily 7-10 p.m., Sundays _2-10 p.m., Saturdays 9-10 p.m.
Rabbi Israel I. Halpern, Officiating
Assisted by Prominent Cantor and Choir
New memberships in the congregation and its affiliated societies, and regis-
tration in its Sunday School and daily Hebrew school, invited.