Friday, May A, 19 58—TH E DETRO IT JEWISH NEWS-1 2
Mizrachi to Honor
Rabbi Stollman on
Return from Israel
A delegation of representatives
of the American rabbinate,
synagogues and religious insti-
tutions left for Israel to par-
ticipate in the opening of the
new headquarters of the Chief
Rabbinate in Jerusalem, which
took place May 8 (Lag b'Omer).
The delegation was headed by
Rabbi Isaac Stollman, of De-
troit, president of the united
religious Zionist organization,
Mizrachi-Hapoel Hamizrachi.
The new dwelling of the
Chief Rabbinate was erected
with the help of British Jewry,
under the leadership of the
philanthropist, Z. Wolfson.
The celebration was part of
the program of the 10th anni-
versary of Israel and attracted
thousands of tourists.
Detroit Mizrachi is planning a
dinner reception on June 12 in
honor of Rabbi Stollman on his
return from Israel. Details will
be announced later.
This affair will culminate
Mizrachi joint action with the
Detroit committee for Mifal
Hatorah's efforts for free med-
ical aid service and Torah edu-
cation in Israel.
Service of Celebration at Beth El Beth Abraham Elects B. Siegal
Benjamin Siegal, who has Greenberg and Dr. Harry New-
secretaries. Chosen for
May 16 to Honor Tickton on His been acting president of Beth man,
Abraham Synagogue since the three-year terms on the board
of trustees were Harry Green-
25th Anniversary as Music Director death on March 10 of Abraham baum,
Morris Mohr, Samuel
Temple Beth El will hold a
Service of Celebration Friday,
May 16, 8:30 p.m., in honor
of the 25th anniversary of
Jason H. Tickton as music di-
rector of the Temple.
Dr. Richard C. Hertz, rabbi
of Beth El, will pay tribute to
Tickton in a sermon entitled
TELSHE YESHIVAH
SINCERE
Maurice
A.
Betman
JASON H. TICKTON
"The Ministry of Music." A
reception for Mr. and Mrs.
Tickton will follow the serv-
ice.
Born in Waltham, Mass.,
Tickton has been a resident of
Detroit for 40 years. He re-
ceived his Bachelor's and
Master's degrees from Wayne
State University and is also
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Nusbaum, was officially elected
the holder of a Life Teaching to serve as president of the con- Schreier and Jack Moskovitz,
Certificate from the State of gregation for the year 1958-59. while filling a two-year vacancy
Michigan.
Action was taken at the an- is Morris Goldsmith.
He has been a member of
Formal installation ceremo-
the faculty of Wayne State nual meeting of the synagogue
University since 1937, where last Sunday. Elected to office nies of officers and trustees will
he is now associate professor with Siegal were:
take place at services on the
Henry Pokart and William A.
of music. He studied organ
second day of Shavuot, May 26,
with the late Abram Ray Tyler, Genser, vice-presidents: Leonard
organist of Temple Beth El B. Farber, treasurer; Jacob in the Beth Abraham sanctuary.
for many years, and the inter-
nationally famous Palmer
Christian at Ann Arbor.
Tickton is a member of the
CLEVELAND, OHIO
American Guild of Organists,
the American Association of
Dear Editor:
University Professors, and Om-
During our recent visit to Detroit, we witnessed the noble
icron Delta Kappa, national
work done by your Detroit Senior Bicur Cholem Organization,
men's honor fraternity. He is
headed by Mrs. Leah Techner, and Mrs. Ida Solai-Kaplan. We
were amazed at the devotion shown by the officers and mem-
the author of "Tfilot Beth El,"
bers of this organization in carrying out their functions.
a composition for the Sabbath
We would like to thank publicly this society for furnishing
Eve service which has been
and supplying all the medical needs for the infirmary of Telshe
widely acclaimed. He has lec-
Yeshivah.
tured extensively in Detroit, in
May each and every noble worker for this cause be blessed
various communities in Michi-
with health and happiness, and may the organization continue
gan, and in New York City.
to grow.
Tickton is married to the
Rabbi S. Davis
Rabbi M. Helfan
former Mamie M a l d o w s k y.
Instructor
Administrative Director
They are the parents of one
TELSHE YESHIVAH
son, Stanley David.
Commenting on Tickton's sil-
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ver anniversary with the
Temple, Dr. Hertz said:
"For a quarter of a century,
Jason Tickton has inspired both
young and old alike by bring-
ing to the congregation the
spiritual quality of Jewish
music and filling their hearts
with the melodies of our fore-
fathers.
"No tribute to Jason Tickton
would be complete without
mentioning his service to our
religious school and our young
people. Together with his be-
loved and gifted wife, Mamie,
he has trained our children's
and youth choirs, and has
brought to our children an ap-
preciation of the sacred music
of our people.
"On this anniversary of his
25th year of service and great
devotion to Temple Beth El,
we extend to Jason Tickton
our heartiest congratulations
and our lasting gratitude."
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MAURICE SAMUEL,
con-
sidered one of the American
Jewish community's top-rank-
ing writers, translators and
lecturers, will speak at Adas
Shalom Synagogue, at 8:30
p.m., Monday, under auspices
of the synagogue Men's Club.
His lecture on "Humor and
Genius in Yiddish Litera-
ture," was especially pre-
pared for this occasion, and
deals with the writings of
such well-known humorists
and writers as Sholom Alei-
chem and I. L. Peretz. The
community is invited to at-
tend at no admission charge.
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