Teachers to Meet Hebrew Schools and Bnai Moshe
for Conference
Renew Partnership Agreement
at Temple Israel

Temple Israel will be host to
the annual Religious School
Teachers' Conference at 1:15
p.m., Sunday. The gathering is
under the sponsorship of the
Directors' Council of the Jewish
Religious Schools of Metropoli-
tan Detroit.
The theme of the conference
is "An Approach to Judaism:
•Reform, Conservative and Or-
thodox Points of View." A sem-
inar on the subject will feature
the participation of Dr. Leon
Fram, of the host, congregation;
Rabbi Moses Lehrman, of Cong.
Bnai Moshe; and Rabbi Hayim
Donin, of Cong. Bnai David.
The panel will take place
after a luncheon program and
will be followed by a question
and answer period. Leonard Ser-
vetter, conference chairman,
will introduce the speakers.
Included in the program will
be greetings from Walter Far-
ber, chairman of the Directors'
Council; the invocation by Rabbi
Hyman Agress; community sing-
ing led by Shimon Gewirtz; and
the birkat hamazon by Frank
Leiderman.
Leiderman also is program co-
ordinator of the conference,
while Harold Karbal is co-chair-
man with Servetter.
Members of the participating
schools in the Directors' Coun-
cil are Allen Warsen, Adas Sha-
lom; Rabbi Joseph Hirsch, Aha-
vas Achim; Bernard Panush,
Beth. Aaron; Rabbi Max Kapus-
tin, Beth Abraham; Leonard
Servetter, Beth Shalom; Dr.
Norman Drachler, Mrs. Allen L.
Bernstein and Bernard Weiss,
Temple Beth El; Rabbi Eric
Greenbaum, Bnai David; Walter
Farber, Bnai Moshe; Dr. Albert
Schiff, Temple Emanu-El; Rabbi
Agress, Evergreen Jewish Cong.;
Mrs. Louis Cassel and Harold
Karbal, Temple Israel; and Eli
Grad, Shaarey Zedek.

Dr. Sandmel Here
for Reform Drive

To Honor Teachers at Sabbath Service

Teachers of the Temple Is- cation." The Bas Matzvah of
rael Religious School and He- Joan Barbara Gilbert will be
brew School will be honored observed.
at services beginning at 8:30
p.m., today.

Designated as Teachers' Sab-
bath Eve, the service will serve
to honor five teachers who have
served the religious school - con-
tinuously for five years.
Mrs. Robert A. Coggan, chair-
man of the school board, will
present awards to Mrs. Albert
Conn, Mrs. Martin Horwitz, Mor-
ris Rose, Mrs. Donald Simons
and Mrs. Donald Victor.
Members of the teaching staff
who will participate in the serv-
ice will be Mesdames Louis
Cassel, Samuel F. Grandon and
William Wolk.
Dr. Leon Fram will speak on
"The Dynamics of Jewish Edu-

The United Hebrew Schools and Bnai Moshe Synagogue re-
newed their agreement for a joint Hebrew school-synagogue part-
nership in the new Bnai Moshe Synagogue building now under
construction in Oak Park. The United Hebrew Schools will occupy
the new ten-room school building which is expected to be ready
in September, 1959. Eight years ago the Hebrew Schools and
Mai Moshe entered into the first partnership agreement, which
is now being continued for another ten years in the new location.
The facilities of the school will be open to members of the Bnai
Moshe Synagogue as well as to the general community.
Shown above are, from left to right: Seated, Harry Guns-
berg, president of Bnai Moshe, David Safran, Vice-president,
United Hebrew Schools, and Rabbi Moses Lehrman; standing,
Steve Lanyi, vice-president, Bnai Moshe, Ben F. Goldman, past
president, Bnai Moshe, and Albert Elazar, superintendent, United
Hebrew Schools.

Visiting Rabbi Pledges
Synagogue Ark Here

Rabbi I. M. Davidson, spiri-
tual leader of the three orthodox
synagogues in Wilkes-Barre, W.
Va., was a guest at sabbath serv-
ices of Cong. Shomrey Emunah
last weekend.
The rabbi, here to visit his
children, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Siegel, of Hartwell Ave., deliv-
ered the sermon at Saturday's
services.
Before leaving, Rabbi David-
son announced that in memory
of his late wife, Rachel, he was
donating the ark for the new
synagogue on Schaefer and Clan-
_ita.

Annual Schaefer Concert

of The

DETROIT JEWISH FOLK CHORUS

HARVEY SCHREIBMAN, Conductor

Presenting The Dramatic Oratorio

"MARTIRER BLUT"

Music by J. Schaefer
Guest - Artists: YOUTH CHORUS;
HOWARD FRIED, Tenor from New York;
SHOSHANA FREEDMAN, Soprano from Detroit;
ELLIS FREEDENSON, Bass from Detroit

SUNDAY, JANUARY 25 at 8 P.M.

DETROIT INSTITUTE OF ARTS

Tickets $1.20 and $1.80, can be purchased from
all chorus members or, S. Milgrom, UN 1-2606

Strengthen Israel's Security by

Share in
Building

Joining in the Planting of the

New Independence Forest

Near Jerusalem

Dr. Samuel Sandmel, Pro-
vost of the Hebrew Union
College—Jewish Institute of
Religion, distinguished rabbi
and scholar, will be the guest
sped
Temple Beth El at
the annual.
.cheon of the
Combined Campaign of
American Reform Judaism,
Monday, Jan. 26, at 12:15 at
the Sheraton-Cadillac Hotel.

Israel Defense Forests and.
Extend the Border Settlements

Folk Schools Start
2nd Term Registration;
Plan Closing Events

ANNUAL DONOR EVENT

The United Jewish F o 1 k
Schools will complete its first
semester's study at the end of
this month, re-opening for the
second term on Feb. 2, accord-
ing to Movsas Goldoftas, direc-
tor.
Openings in several depart-
ments will be accepted, includ-
ing nursery school for children
31/2 to 5; pre-school students
of 5 to 6; and grade school stu-
dents from 7 to 12. For the
latter, an interview must be ar-
ranged with Goldoftas.
Inquiries may be made to the
school office, 19161 Schaefer,
UN. 4-6319, from 10 a.m. to 5

p.m., daily, except Saturday and
Sunday.
Before closing out the term,
students will participate in a.
Tu b'Shevat celebration at 4:30
p.m., Jan. 28, when a Jewish
National Fund movie will be
shown.
The fourth grade class will
hold an oneg shabbat with their
parents and families at 8:30
p.m., Jan. 30, in room 111 of the
Ilayim Greenberg Center. The
students will be hosts, and will
offer a program of songs, stories
and legends. They also will
serve refreshments.

with your contribution to the

of the Ladies' Auxiliary of the
Jewish National Fund

at the ANNUAL TEA

Tuesday, January 27, 12:30 p.m. at Temple Israel-
17400 Manderson Road

Guest Speaker

DREW PEARSON

Distinguished Columnist,
Lecturer and World Traveler

Guest Artist

Emma Schaver

Popular Detroit Soprano
whose many appearances
have made her world famous.

Make your contributions and reservations by call-
_ ing: MRS. AL SCHNEIDER, Donor Chairman,
UN 2-8547; the donor co-chairmen, MRS. I.
BLOOM, KE 7-9572; MRS. M. WINSTON, UN
2-5074; MRS. MAX STOLLMAN, president of the
JNF Auxiliary, WE 3-4113.