Beth Aaron to Welcome New Families at Service
Kief
Beth Mos: s President
scholarly
An internationa. s the famous
symposium to asses ter a decade
Dead Sea Scrolls z-- (:,study will be
of investigation and in September,
nsorship of
held in New York
1957, under the s ge-Jewish In-
Hebrew Union Coll •t is announc-
lueck, presi-
stitute of Religion,
ed by Dr. Nelson .
dent. us, discovered
"The ancient scrol shepherds in
in 1947 by Bedouin d Sea, have
a cave near the D cholarly and
been the topic of orid over,"
lay discussion the -
Dr. Glueck said. "N;ptional find
chaelogical or inscrithas evoked
of the past century
wider interest in t
Bible and early Chris_ fragments
"The scrolls and rs to some
have supplied answe hey have
ions than
old prOblems; But
cialists
posed many more ques
e com-
they have clarified.
disagree on the date of t
or,
Maurice Samuel, noted au be
publicist and translator, will; ar-
guest speaker at a program of
ranged by the Men's Clu s-
Cong. Shaarey 'Zedek for Thai.
giving Day night,
Samuel will speak on "T
Meaning of Jewish History"
8:30 p.m., Thursday, in the syna
gogue social hall. His_ talk
-based on his interpretation of the
pattern of ideas represented by
the "Jewish episode" in world
history.
The author of "Th'e 'World of
Sholom Aleichem" and the trans-
lator of the works of Bialik, Sho-
lem Ach and others, Samuel has
devoted himself to the transmis-
sion of Jewish values to the
English-speaking world.
Widely traveled throughout the
world, Samuel at one time lived
for many years in Palestine. He
returned to Israel for four
months in 1952 when he went to
study conditions there.
Planning the program for the
Men's Club is Leo Weiner, chair-
man of the evening.
position, the- identity of the Jew-
ish group or groups who com-
posed them, the precise historic
circumstances which brought
them into being, and their per-
tinence and relevance to what we
already know about the history of
the Jewish people before and
after the destruction of the See-
and Temple: The year 1957,
which will mark a decade since
the discovery of the scrolls ; will
provide an opportune time to
reach something of a consensus
of opinion and assess with great-
er confidence the significance of
these documents."
The symposium is scheduled tc
take place Sept. 2-6, 1957, al
Hebrew Union College-Jewish Ini;
stitute of Religion, 40 W. 68th S1
in New York. Competent schola ,.,
in all countries will be invite's
Panel discussions of the scro:a-
will be held in archaeology, ids
guistic, Biblical textual criticism -
rabbinic analysis, paleogrOsm ,
phylacteries and the "Teaci;,PhY ,
of
Righteousness."
i
Dr. Harry M. Orlinsky, p
sor of Bible at the New ofes-
School of the College-InstitvYork
chairman of the committlte, ig
charge of the symposium.-ee in
ing with him are Dr. S, Serv-
Blank, professor of Bib itieldon
Julius Lewy, professor ofte; Dr.
languages and Biblicali Semitic
and Dr. Samuel Sandmel history,
sor of Bible and Helleit, profes-
erature, of the Cincinner iistic lit-
of the College-Instituterti faculty
Northwest Israel Slates
Membership Meeting
Northwest Israel Synagogue
will hold its first _general mem-
bership meeting of the current
season on Nov. 26, in the syna-
gogue, 17376 Wyoming.
Harry L, Blitz, congregational
president, announces that new
members will be officially wel-
comed and honored at this time.
Entertainment and a social hour
sponsored by the Sisterhood will
follow. -
A program of youth activities
has been organized by the con-
gregation. Meeting on Saturday
afternoon, the group, directed by
Rabbi Leo Y. Goldman, offers a
variety of cultural activities.
A congregational Hanukah sup-
per is presently being planned by
the Sisterhood, and will take
place Dec. 10. Games and enter-
tainment are to be featured,
state Mrs. Gus Lew, chairman,
and Mrs. Milton Duchan, co-
chairman.
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Mrs. Adler to
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The first late sabbath eve serv-
ice of the season will serve to
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president r"(clef was installed honor 60 new member families of
din' if
Beth Moses at a r re- Beth Aaron Synagogue. Services
Others in- will be held at 8:30 p.m., to-
ducte4fier-dance. Others
incluwith
him
or
day, with Rabbi Benjamin H.
low Lie the fol-
Gorrelick speaking on "A Ren-
dezvous with the Jewish Future."
Da
Cantor Judah Goldring and the
a n d d Schindle
H a rpMendel
synagogue choir will officiate.
presio n ,, vice-
New members will be presented
Giedents; Oscar
by Phillip Chapnick, chairman of
Rerrison and
the membership committee, and
'onald Stern,
will be greeted by Jack Shenk-
r icretaries; Mor-
man, congregational president.
ul Rabinowitz,
Following the service, a social
Kief
i-easurer; A. Z.
hour will be held in the social
erkowitz, controller.
hall, under the chairmanship of
Trustees include M. Freiberg, Mrs. Goldie Ravet, Mrs. Philip
T. Gliech, M. Zisman, S. Arlin, F. Jacobs and Mrs. Rebecca Panush.
Schwartz, M. Goldberg, A. Moss,
The synagogue this week re-
A. Feinstein and M. Berman. ceived notification of ,its selec-
Mrs. P. Brandwine and Mrs. A. tion for natiOnal recognition at
Greenfield are members of the the four-day biennial conven-
board of directors.
tion of the United Synagogue of
For information on Synagogue America, which concluded Thurs-
membership, call Kief, WE. day.
5-1801.
Mrs. Morris Adlert neS
eries of book re\ will present
so-rship of the Piews, under
a
spog. Shaarey Z1Sisterhood of
CorO a.m., Monddek, beginning
at iLe social hall. ty, in the syna-:
gogu series,
Th"Book of
namedrunci
the -will opeh
Club," frs. Adlm
HRr
with M
reviewin -'s cer-
man Wou
ew
troversial,
novel, `SIar-
jorie Morningstar." Mrs. Adler
Each meeting will begin with
a brunch, followed by a review
of a • current book, with sessions
concluding at 12 noon, states Mrs.
Samuel Croll, chairman.
Subsequent pr ogr a m s are
planned for Jan. 16, March 19
and April 16. Series or individual
tickets may be purchased from
Mrs. Davis Benson, ticket chair-
man, TO. 8-1090.
Local Junior Hadassah
Sends Six Delegates
To National Parley
For development of synagogue
leadership, Beth Aaron won the
Solomon Schecter Award. It was
one of three congregations in the
country recognized for this
achievement.
The Beth Aaron Sisterhood also
was given an Award of Honor
for its contributions and services
to the Jewish Theological Sem-
inary.
To care for children on emergency
basis°. Must be willing to accept
child at any time and for any
period. SPECIALLY ATTRACTIVE
BOARD RATES for suitable homes.
Jewish Social Service Bureau
13327 Linwood
Ahavas Achim to Bring
Cantor Waldman Here
For Hanukah Weekend
Cantor L e i b e 1 e Waldman,
known for his cantorial and folk
singing, will be featured at a
Hanukah weekend celebration at
Cong. Ahavas Achim.
Cantor Waldman will chant
the litUrgy at the services at 9
p.m., Dec. 16 and at 8:45 a.m.,
Saturday, Dec. 17 and will pre-
sent a special concert at 8 p.m.,
Sunday, Dec. 18..
Dr. Israel Wiener, president of
the congregation, announced that
Dr. Kenneth Belen has been ap-
pointed chairman of the Wald-
man concert weekend. Ellis Rif-
kin is co-chairman and Abraham
Nusbaum is honorary chairman.
General admission tickets have
been distributed to members, but
may be exchanged at the syna-
gogue office, or by contacting the
special committee, for the re-
served section. Information .on
reservations and tickets can be
had by calling the synagogue
office, or Dr. Belen.
13nai Moshe Sisterhood
Schedules Dec. 5 Donor
Order Nov. 25-Dec. 5 . . we'll deliver
-
The Sisterhood of Cong. Bnai
Moshe will hold its seventh an-
nual donor luncheon at 12:36
p.m., Dec. 5, in the synagogue's
social hall, announces Mrs. Ben-
jamin Weiss, vice-president of
Ways and means and donor chair-
man.
Entertainment, in the form of
a musicale, will be highlighted
by the appearance of Harvey'
Siegel, violinist with the 'De-
troit -Symphony Orchestra and
singer Mrs. Shoshana Friedman,
both accompanied by Bella Gold-
'berg at the piano.
Mrs. Robert Middleman is
chairman of arrangements, and
Mrs. Milton Weiss is ticket chair-
man. For reservations, call TE.
4-5897.
Six delegates and alternates
will represent the Detroit Chap-
ter of Junior Hadassah at the
32nd annual convention of the
young women's Zionist organi-
zation, Nov. 23-27, at the Ritz-
Carlton Hotel, in Atlantic City.
The delegates are the Misses
Sarah Johnson, Lee Weiss, Dor-
othy . Gordon, Lillian Lubarsky,
Jean Leibowitz and Julia Sherr.
Miss. Johnson is in charge of the
delegation.
Over 500 delegates from the
United States will participate in
the series of plenary and work-
shop sessions, hear a number of
guest speakers and make plans
for the coming 'year.
One of the convention high-
lights will be the celebration . of
the 30th jubilee of Meier Shfey-
ah, the Israel children's village
sponsored by Junior Hadassah.
Prior to their departure, local
delegates will be honored by
chapter members at a brunch at
1 p. m., Sunday, in the home
of Mrs. Alfred Lowe, 17117
Parkside.
Following, there will be a pro-
1
gram dedicated to Jewish Book
Month, at which Mrs. Henry
Berris will review Herman
Wouk's novel, "Marjorie Morn-
ingstar."
A bowling session will be
held at the conclusion of the
meeting. For information, call
Miss Johnson, UN. 2-4713, or
Miss Weiss, VE. 6-2908.
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