THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS — Friday, December 1, 196 1 — 26
Rabbi Honored at Book Fete
Community Organizations, Congregation Affiliates,
Social Groups Make Plans for Hanukah Celebrations
Community organizations,
congregation affiliates and so-
cial groups have announced
plans for Hanukah celebrations.
Rabbi Leonard B. Gewirtz, spiritual leader of Adas Ko-
desch Shel Emeth Congregation. of Wilmington, Delaware,
was honored at Jewish. Book Month Celebration in ,conjunc-
tion with publication of his recent book "The Authentic Jew
and His Judaism" (Bloch Publishing Co.). Dr. Solomon Grayzel,
noted historian, author, and editor of the Jewish Publication
Society of America, was the guest speaker. Theme: "The im-
age of the Jew in Contemporary American Literature." At
autograph party (right to left) : Solomon Kerstein, vice-presi-
dent and editor, Bloch Publishing Comliany, New York; and
Dr. Grayzel, presented with book by author, Rabbi Gewitrz,
and Gary Rosen, president of the congregation.
Cong. Bnai David will.
present a Hanukah concert
8:30 p.m. Saturday at the
synagogue, 24350 Southfield.
Ch or al and instrumental
music will be featured with
the congregation choir and
sisterhood choral group under
the direction of Cantor Hy-
man Adler. A special act will
feature several- members of
the Adler family in an instru-
mental combo. Proceeds will
be used to purchase new
robes and gowns for the
choirs. The public is invited.
Cong. Bnai David Men's Club
and Sisterhood will hold a
joint Hanukah party 8:30 p.m.
Thursday at the synagogue, ac-
cording to Neil._Kolef and Sandy
Schos e, program chairmen.
Latkes will be served. -Friends
are invited.
The Alumni Chapter of Rho
Pi Phi Fraternity and Ladies
Auxiliary will hold a combined
business meeting and Hanukah
party Wednesday at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Apple-
baum, 24050 Seneca, Oak Park.
Organization
in
Jerusalem.
Avis Shulman, national - chair-
Members will bring gifts for
Mrs. Shulman, author of nu- hospitalized Jewish war vet-
man, Israel Bond speakers bu-
reau, will be the guest speaker at- merous articles on Jewish affairs, erans. Latkes will be served.
the Temple Israel Bar Mitzvah is the wife of Rabbi Charles Shul- For reservations, call LI 5-3429.
ear "Salute to Israel Hanukah man of Riverdale Temple, New
The Detroit Socialites in-
dinner," '7 p.m., Dec. 10, in the York.
vites the public to attend a
Tobias announced these neW Hanukah party 8:30 p.m. Sun-
Leon Fram Hall, according to
Julian S. Tobias, dinner chair- additions of the Hanukah Salute day at Cong. Beth Abraham,
to Israel committee: Frank Dick- 8100 W. Seven Mile. Rabbi
man. Co-chairs
man, Bernard L. Goodman, Mrs.
men a r e Na-
Bernard Goodman, Mrs. Nathan
thaniel H.
King, Reuben Levine, Milton J. Rabbi Gryn Becomes
Goldstick and
Miller, Sylvan Rapaport, Irving
Max Osnos.
Rosenthal, Harold Schakne, My- JDC- Staff Assistant
The dinner is
ron Schefman, Albert J. Silber
on behalf of
Rabbi Hugo Gryn, executive
and Daniel Steffin.
Israel Bonds.
director of the World Union
All Temple Israel affiliates are for Progressive Judaism, is
The guest
joining in staging the dinner.
artist will be
joining the staff of the Joint
George Jessel,
Distribution Committee as an
"Toastmaster
executive assistant, it was an-
General of the
nounced by Moses A. Leavitt,
USA".
JDC executive vice-chairman.
Before the
Born in Czechoslovakia, Rabbi
With the aid of this game, Gryn is "a survivor of three
establishment
it
is
possible
to
ascertain
how
of the State,
concentration camps. He was
much the club members' know liberated from the Mauthausen
Mrs. Shulman
about the various Jewish fes- Camp ' in 1945 by the U. S.
lived and
tivals, with current emphasis Army. His first association with
worked in a
on Hanukah. By resorting to
kibbutz. In Avis Shulman
JDC was with
1946, as an official representative this method of motivating in-
the Prague of-
of the Jewish Agency for Pales- terest, the leader can impart
fice, -where h
tine, she aided displaced persons the basic information concern-
received
in Europe. She was associated ing the significance and ob-
sons
place
with Americans for Haganah and servance • of Hanukah.
as later
Materials for Israel and served Arrangement:
to escort
as national chairman of speakers
Four chairs are arranged in
olps of or-
for the United Jewish Appeal. the form of a baseball diamond.
phaned
hil-
She made her most recent In the centre of the "dia-
n -•
dren to
study tour of Israel last Summer, mond" a seat is provided for
land.
as a delegate to the World Lead- the leader who will 'pitch"
he
.• In' 19
ers Conference of the Israel Bond questions. The timekeeper re-
s a
served
mains outside the diamond and
Rabbi Gr
volunt r in
calls time every 20 seconds. the Israeli a
. He c e to
Yesheva U. Sponsors
olar-
on a
Each team, consisting of nine the United St
Symposium on Religion men, sit on either side of the ship in 1950 t compl
h'
a
and Mental Health
diamond. Spectators may sit rabbinical traini
graduated from Hebrew Union
An all-day Symposium on Re- behind "second base."
College — Jewish Institute of
ligion and Mental Health, spon- Method:
The team which is "up to Religion in Cincinnati in 1956.
sored by Yeshiva University,
His first pulpit was the ,Jew-
will be held Wednesday, at bats" sends its first man to
"home plate". The "pitcher" ish Religious Union, a liberal
Hotel Biltmore, New York:
Dr. Karl Menninger, Chief asks him a question about- the congregation in Bombay, India.
of Staff of Menninger Founda- holiday under Study. If the After serving there-for two and
tion, Topeka, Kan.; Rabbi Dr. "batter" can answer this ques- a half years, Rabbi Gryn was
Joseph B. Soloveitchik, profes- tion in 20 seconds, he takes named Executive Director o
sor of Talmud and Jewish_ phil- first base; if the question is the World Union for
ional
osophy at Yeshiva University not _answered the "batter is _sive.'Judaism, the
al and Re-
and one of the world's foremost fanned". Only one strike is organization of
egations. He
authorities on Halakhah (Jew- necessary to "fan the batter". form Jewish
of the United
ish law) ; and the Rev. Seward The second batter then goes became a ci
and holds a corn-
Hiltner, professor of theology up to "home plate". If he an- States in 1
Chaplain ( •
and personality- at Princeton swers his question correctly, he mission
.) in t U
University, will be the princi- goes to first base, moving his tenant,
al R ery
pal speakers at the three predecessor up to second base. States
sessions.
If the second batter is "fanned"
The Symposium is being con- on home plate, the same ques- Ro-
ducted by the university's Na- tion must be answered by the to
tional Institute of Mental men on first base. If answered
— Dr.
N
YORK,
Health Project in conjunction correctly he goes to second
ao.i of R e
osen, chi
with the institution's year-long base; if not, he is out on first Mose
for a
mani arrived h
75th anniversary celebration.
base. If a man is on second, wee
'sit in which he wi
nobody on first, and the bat- as
ewish
ting Professor
8-Mile Synagogue
ter answers correctly, the man Histo • at Yeshiv
niversity.
on second is not "forced" to
gnized auth:
Moves to New Home
Dr.
The Eight Mile Synagogue third, but must answer another ority o Mporary Jewish
will hold Sabbath services for question before he can move history, will lecture at the uni-
the first time in its new home, up. At three "out" the sides versity for a select group of
20470 Hubbell, at 4:45 p.m. to- change. The game should be rabbis and scholars working to-
ward graduate degrees.
played for nine "innings".
day and 9 a.m. Saturday.
Avis Shulman to Address Temple
Israel Bond Dinner on Dec. 4
`Baseball Game'
for Hanukah
-
Nathaniel Steinberg will light
the second candle and will
relate the meaning of the
holiday. Dancing and refresh-
ments will highlight the af-
fair. For information, call
TE 4-6436, or LI 8-8340.
The Beth Abraham Religious
School will present a Hanukah
play, with students participat-
ing, on Sunday, according to-
Frank Leiderman, director.
New students will also- be in-
ducted in a special ceremony.
In charge of the prOgram are
Rabbi Israel Halpern, , Ha
Ribiat, school chairman;
ael
Fuchs, music director
id the
teaching staff.
Cong. Beth Ab
am Sister-
hood and Men's
ld
ub will
its annual Ha
ah party .30
p.m. Tuesday
the Nus
Hall. Rabbi
pern, and C for
Ackerman
1 conduct the
candlelight
•emony. I s
Fuchs will Ie
a songfest. Fea-
tured on the
ram ar
Gordon, Sammy and
Gertrude Lawrence. Latkes will
be served. Friends are invited.
Harry S. Truman Branch of
the Farband Labor Zionist Or-
ganization will hold a Chag
Hanakah 8:30 p.m. Saturday.
at the Hayim Greenberg Center:
Songs, drama and food will
highlight the event. Guests are
invited.
Northwest Young Israel
Sisterhood and Men's Club
will hold a joint Hanukah.
games night 8:45 p.m. Dec.
9 at the - synagogue, 17376
Wyoming. In charge of the
event are Mesdames Lillian
Feldstein, Sara Cern, Helen
Sandel, Miriam Goldman and
Fannie W a i n e r. Refresh-
ments will be served. Pro-
ceeds will be used to furnish
the new kitchen. The public
is invited. For information,
call Mrs. Feldstein, UN
2-6747, or Mrs. Cern, DI
1-9850.
Workmen's Circle Branch
1060 will hold a Hanukah party
9- p.m. Saturday at the Work-
men's Circle Center, 18340 W.
Seven Mile. Harry Johnson - will
call square dances and refresh-
ments will be served.
The Abraham Reisen School
of the ,Workmen's Circle will
hold its annual Hanukah party
10:30 a.m. Sunday at the school
building, 18340 W. Seven Mile.
Each class will present original
program in songs, recitations
and dramatics. Refreshments
favors will be featured.
Cong. Aha
chim will
present
annua
nukah
dinn
and dance 6:3 p.m.
ogue,
190
S
e er, sponsore by the
nd
Men's Club, the Sisterhoo
on
the Couples Club. Rabbi
Arm and C for Simon
er-
duct the c dle-
ony. The
ster-,
g
1 be
tured
am
ebrew,
d Eng '
selections.
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