Beth El Lectures
Start on Monday
Expect Record Crowd, of 600
for Yeshivah Dinner-Show
With advance reservations al-
ready totaling 500, leaders of
the Businessmen's Council of
the Beth Yehudah School this
week predicted that a crowd of
over 600 would set an attend-
ance record for this year's din-
ner and show.
Allen B. Kramer, chairman,
announced that Arthur Lee
Simpkins, popular Negro enter-
tainer, would headline this
year's show, to be held begin-
ning with a cocktail hour at 6
p.m., Nov. 15, at the Latin
Quarter.
In a joint statement, Daniel
A. Laven and Jack Korman,
dinner co-chairmen, and Wolf
DR. ABRAHAM HESCHEL
Cohen, Yeshivah president,
Temple Beth El's "Giants of cited the enthusiasm engen-
Jewish Thought" lecture series dered by the dinner-show, and
commences Monday evening
with an address by Dr. Solomon
B. Freehof. The public is in-
vited.
On Nov. 9, the guest speaker
will be Dr. Abraham Heschel,
professor of Jewish ethics and
mysticism at the Jewish Theo-
logical Seminary of America.
Dr. Will Herberg will speak
on Nov. 23, and Dr. Robert Got.•
dis will deliver the concluding
lecture on Dec. 7.
The -central theme of the lec-
ture series is "Who Speaks for
God?"
Kvutzah Ivrith Sets
Election Meeting
The annual election meeting
of Kvutiah Ivrith will take
place on Oct. 31; in the
of the Ilayim Greenberg Center,
19161 -Schaefer. •
Reports . of the previous year's
activittese will be presented by
Joseph Katz, president, and the
following chairmen: Morris
Nobel, culture; Irving Palman,
treasurer; Miehael Michlin, He-
brew book distribtition; N. Tut-
tenberg, secretary; M. Mathis,
secr etar y; and M. Plafkin,
publieity, •
Michlin is chairman of the
nominating committee, a n d
Mathis is chairman of the pro-
gram committee, which Will
present
a series of - brief
•
addresses on current topic s.
Community, singing will be led
by . Chana Stiebel, -accompanied
by Ariel Stiebel.
- Following the meeting, there
will he a social hour. The public
is invited at no charge.
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ARTHUR LEE SIMPKINS
called attention to the fact that
the annual event "forms an im-
portant part of the school's
budget."
Joining Simpkins, who has
made personal appearances in
•Tempie Service
to Mark Sukkot,
Install Officers
some of the country's leading
night clubs, on television and
in the movies, will be Henry
Van Horn and his "Magic in
Music Orchestra," formerly the
Jules Klein Orchestra.
Simpkins, a youthful tenor
who couples popular songs with
operatic music, has compiled a
unique record in show business
—he has been brought back for
a return engagement at every
club in which he appeared.
He is fluent in six languages,
including Hebrew, and has won
many Jewish friends with his
rendition of "Eli, Eli." He also
sings in Italian, French, Span-
ish and Gaelic.
Simpkins has been seen on
the Milton Berle, Jackie Glea-
son, Kate Smith and Red Skel-
ton Shows, You Asked for It
and Show of Shows in televi-
sion.
He also has appeared in night
clubs from New York to Las
Vegas and Miami to London'S
famed Palladium Theater,
where critics warmly took him
to their heart.
A music major at Paine Uni-
versity, it was there that Simp-
kins first attracted attention as
a vocalist. He was featured
singer for five years with the
Earl Hines Orchestra.
Reservations for the dinner,
long considered a highlight of
the social season, may be made
with any member of the com-
mittee or by calling the Beth
Yehudah School office, WE.
1-0203.
Add Three Educators
to Teaching Faculty
of Synagogue Institute
Rabbi Irwin Groner, of Cong.
Shaarey Zedek; Noam Shudof-
sky, educational director of
Adas Shalom Synagogue; and
Mrs. Chaya Barzilay will be
among the new faculty members
of the eighth
annual Syna-
gogue Adult
Institute.
which opens
for regis-
tration and
classes on
Nov. 3.
Jay. M. Ros-
enthal, Insti-
tute chairman,
stated that all
Rabbi Groner classes will be
given at Beth Aaron Synagogue,
18000 Wyoming.
Courses offered will consti-
tute an annual . series in rab-
binics, literature, Bible, Jewish
history,_ Talmud, the Prayer-
book and Hebrew, both as• a
spoken language and as the
language of the prayerbook.
Other members of the Insti-
tute faculty include Rabbis Mor-
ris Adler, Hyman-Agress, Benja-
min H. Gorrelick and Jacob E.
Segal, Mrs. Harold J. Goodman
and Alexander Roberg.
Among the planners of the
Institute are representatives of
each of the four participating
synagogues. They include:
Max Biber, Milton Gilman,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Katchke and
Mrs. Dan Shapiro, Adas Shalom;
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Z. Freeman.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Goldberg,
Harry Goldstein, Mrs. George
Fredson, Sam Loberman and
Thomas Tannis, Beth Aaron.
Others are Mrs. Ralph For-
man, Hy Kinzer and Isadore
Silverman, Evergreen Jewish
Cong.; and Henry Auslander,
Dr. Alvin B. Lezell, Mrs. Jay
M. Rosenthal and Mrs. William
Shulevitz, Shaarey Zedek.
The Institute is open to all
men and women in the com-
munity.
A three-fold observance of
the sabbath, SUkkot and the
inauguration of temple and
affiliate officers and board
merribers will be marked • at
of Temple ISrael, plan-
ned for 8:30 p.m., today.
Sol I. Stein, president of the
temple, will d e l i v e r the in-
augural address and present his
fellow-officers:
Leslie R.
Schmier a n d
Samuel Burt-
Man, vi c e-
p r esidents;'
Harold H. Gil-
bert, se cr e-
tary; and Jul-
ian S. Tobias,
treasurer.
. Dr. Leon
Fram and
Rabbi-M. Rob-
ert Syme will Stein
deliver the benediction over the
officers to be inducted, and Dr.
Fram will•speak on "The Assets
and the Liabilities of the
United Nations," honoring UN
Day. The Bar Mitzvah of Dan-
iel Stein will be observed.
At 10:30 a.m. services Satur-
day, 150 boys and girls who
have just entered the religious
school will take part in the
traditional Sukkot blessing of
the children ceremony.
They will enter the sanctuary
in a processional, place flowers
on the bimah and receive the
blessing from the rabbis. Yizkor
memorial services will conclude
the service.
On Saturday evening, in cele-
bration of Simhat Torah, chil-
dren of all ages will carry the
Scrolls of the Torah and relig-
ious flags and parade with them
down the aisles of the congre-
"Ye shall have one manner of
gation. The Sisterhood will law as well for the stranger as
serve holiday refreshments.
for the home-born."—Lev. 24:22.
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