Purim Festivities in Schools, Synagogues
Community Eveiits Mark Meaning
of Freedom in Costumed Pageantry
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carnival with children of the . Brown, dramatic soprano, will hold its annual Purim earth-
synagogue's nursery participat- , be presented. Refreshments vat, featuring a costume con-
ing in roles of the Purim story will be served, according to test and prizes, 1 p.m. to 5
While traditional Purim serv- ' IARY OF THE JEWISH 1:30- p.m. today. Color movies Nathan Sharon. program chair- p.m. Sunday. The carnival
ices and the reading of the Me- NATIONAL FUND will hold will-be taken of the play and man. The public is invited, will be held in lieu of classes
gilla will be held at congrega- a Purim meeting 12:30 p.m. will be shown to the congrega- according to President Eliot for the Sunday school chil-
tions beginning at sundown Mon- Tuesday t the B et h Aaron tion in the near future. Re- Raskin. dren. Arrangements were
made by the Sisterhood.
The Cong. Bnai Moshe Re-
day, a number of observances of Synagogue, announced Mrs. freshments will be served. Par-
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Edward Wishnetsky, presi- ents of_the children are invited. ligious School will hold a
the festival are planned by vari-
.
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Purim masquerade 10 a.m.
CONG. GEMILUTH CHAS-
ous organizations in the com-
dent. Mrs. Joshua Sperka has
written a narrative, "And It THE SHOLEM ALEICHENI Sunday for all grades. Stu- SODIM will hold a Purim party
munity for the entire week.
Students of the United He- Shall Come to Pass," to be SCHOOL will hold a Purim dents will wear costumes rep- 11 a.m. Sunday for children of
brew Schools are culminating presented under the direction carnival and masquerade. fea- resenting characters from the all classes with a program of
weeks of study and prepara- of Mrs. Jack Rosenthal. Par- turing games, a grand march, Bible. Pictures will be taken. plays and songs. The Sisterhood
tion for Purim. The customs ticipating will be Mesdames refreshments and prizes. 10 a.m The Parents Organization will will serve refreshments, accord-
ing to Mrs. Jack Wildstrom,
refreshments.
Irving Bloom, Harry Portnoy, Sunday ,. serve
and traditions of Purim, its
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program chairman.
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songs and stories, have been Morris Kutinsky, Albert Spin-
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THE SHOLEM ALEICHENI
THE CONG. BETH AARON
told and retold to eager stu- ner, Samuel Krone, William
THE BERDITCHEV-KESHE-
will hold a "Purim , RELIGIOUS SCHOOL will pre-
.
dents gathered in gaily dec- Levin, Irving Arlin and Leo INSTITUTE
I sent a Purim program featuring NEV AID SOCIETY will cele-
orated classrooms. bright with Lesser. Soloist will be Mrs. Fun Night Saturday.
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a musical comedy entitled brate Purim 8:30 p.m. Monday
picture stories and decorations Jacob Axelrod, accompanied
THE HEBREW ACADEMY 1"South Persia" for assemblies at a the Beth Yehudah Synagogue,
significant to the Purim holi- by Mrs. Bella Goldberg .
17556 Wyoming. Harry Kaminer
Also highlighting the after- OF OAK PARK will hold its I at 9:30 a.m. and 11:15 a.m. will speak on
day.
"Purim and Purim
1Sunday at the synagogue, ac-
noon
will
be
a
presentation
annual
Purim
pageant
2
p.m.
To climax the many weeks of
Sunday at the Roosevelt , cording to Bernard Panush, Back in Shtetl Days." Refresh-
ceremony
entitled
"Queen
Es
Purim study the student body,
school director. The script was ments will be served. Members
teachers and P.T.O. groups ther's • Counterpart" at which School, announces Mrs. Rai- I adapted from an original play will
w also bid bon voyage to Mr.
,
time
life
members
will
be
pre-;
selle
Snow,
musical
director.
have outdone themselves in fill-
by G. Strauss. who will also and Mrs. Harry Freedman, soon
sented
their
ensignia
by
Mrs.
Refreshments
will
be
served,
ing the weeks before and after
arranged by the PTA. The I direct the production. Various to depart for a visit to Israel.
Purim with gaily and traditional Leo Lesser.
ublic is
s 'n vited. A special I classes will also present skits Friends are invited.
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Social committee for the p
observances.
event
includes
Mesdames
Abra-.
Purim
assembly
will be con- 1 and Rabbi Benjamin Gorrelick
Beth Aaron's carnival was
the school on Purim will address the assemblies. THE MOGILEVER PROGRES-
at
. B.
. New-
ew- ducted
held Wednesday. Special events I ham Goldstein and R.
day, at which time the chil- The play will be repeated for SIVE AID SOCIETY will hold a
are planned for pre-school tots, man. Refreshments will be dren will hear the Megilla, the Monday evening Purim Purim party 8:30 p.m. March 28
with an , emphasis on Family served. The public is invited.
at the Sholem Aleichem Insti-
exchange Shalach Monos and carnival of the Men's Club.
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tute, 19350 Greenfield. In charge
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fun.
THE SEPHARDIC COMMUN- participate in a program for
THE JEWISH CENTER will are Mrs. Sarah Woll. Mrs. S.
On Thursday, carnivals were ITY OF GREATER DETROIT the occasion, according to
Rabbi Israel Flam, director.
the order of the day at Adas
present
a Purim carnival fea- Lellchook, Mrs. B. Brodsky and
will hold its annual Purim
Mrs. M. Lerner. Games and re -
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Shalom and Bnai Moshe in Oak celebration 9 p.m. Saturday at
turing a parade, costume con Mrs.
will be featured.
TEMPLE ISRAEL will hold test. aquatic show, dance pro-
o-
I'ark
Cong. emi u
A
its fifth annual Purim carnival duction by H a r r i e t Berg's Friends are invited.
ass jut '
This Saturday evening, the
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Student Council. parents and I buffet supper will be served.
Prizes, dance contests and ' on Sunday, according to chair- classes and other events from
THE ISAAC AGREE DOWN-
staff of the Esther Berman music by the Continentals will ' men Adria Brown and Danny 3 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. Sunday at TOWN SYNAGOGUE will hold
branch will enjoy a social after highlight the evening. For 1Syme. A bizaar theme will be the main building, 18100 Mey- its annual Purim Ball 8 p.m.
decorating the school audito- reservations, call LI 7-2379.. featured with items for sale ers. MOshe Last, folk guitarist, Saturday at the synagogue. .1442
rium for their carnival, which Tickets also will be available donated by local merchants. will be featured also, along Griswold. Dave Diamond and his
will take place from 10 till noon at the door. The public is in- Refreshments, prizes and enter- with game booths and a photo orchestra will provide music.
tainment will also be featured. contest. For information, call
the next day. On Sunday, voted.
Refreshments will be served.
: A popular radio disc jockey DI 1-4200.
movies, games and traditional
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The public is invited.
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THE HAYIM GREENBERG will be on hand. Carnival
refreshments will be available
to students, their families and HEBREW-YIDDISH SHULE booths will be open from noon ; THE ADAS SHALOM RE- Hebrew Culture Society
till 5 p.m. Lunch will be served. LIGIOUS SCHOOL will hold its
friends. On the
same
will Sunday,
pa d , will hold a Purim carnival The public in invited. The chil-IPurim celebration 10 a.m. and Will Celebrate Purim
the Livonia
12:30 p.m. Sunday at the dren of the religious school will noon Sunday, featuring a musi-
The Kvutzah Irvrith ( He -
pate in an original Hebrew Hayim
Greenberg Center, an- wear costumes . . . for a Purim 1 cal comedy farce based on the brew Cultural Society) will
operetta written especially
at flounced Ben Harold, presi- parade with floats that morning. ; Story of Esther. Written by hold a Purim celebration 9 p.m.
the occasion, and presented for
the rlarenceville • High School dent of the school board. A The youngsters will see a i Charles Becker, it is entitled March 24 at the Jewish Center.
buffet, prizes, costumes and musical Purim play written by "The Great Robbery at Gold- The program will feature solo
in Livonia. at 11 a.m.
games will be featured. Par- Elliott Siegel on March 25.
farb!s Gulch." Following will and group singing, talks and a
All United Hebrew Schools
ents and friends of the chil- s s •
be a traditional masquerade playlet. Refreshments will be
will spend Monday in special
dren are invited. For informa-
CONG. BNAI MOSHE will parade
of the lower gra es. Re- served . Mrs.
Dvora Orenstein
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observa ce of the holiday, with Lion, call UN 4-6319.
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hold a Purim Ball 9 p.m. March , freshments will be served. is in charge of the program.
members of the student body
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24 at the synagogue, sponsored 1Friends are invited.
Mrs. Shirley Sklash will direct
reading from the Book of
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CONG. SHAAREY SHO-; by the Men's Club. Dancing
the
h singing. Meyer Mathis is
Esther, the Megillah. The Esther MAYIM will present a Purim and a program featuring Adele
∎ CONG. BETH MOSES will chair man.
Berman branch will take this
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opportunity to award a prize
for the best composition about
Purim to the student contest-
ants who entered the contest.
Beth Abraham will hold a
YOUR Gift of trees
Purim carnival from 4 to 5:30
on this day. Playlets, songs,
YOUR Coins in blue & white
refreshments and groggers will
Mon. Eve., March 79 and Tues. Morn., March 20
liven the proceedings, and
YOUR Contributions to
prizes will be awarded for the
Respond to the appeal of Keren Kayemeth !
JEWISH NATIONAL FUND
best costumes.
Help the JNF carry out its great and sacred
The Berman branch will hold
has accomplished all this . .
task of bringing the land of Israel back to life
a carnival on the day after
by turning deserts and desolations into fields
Purim, Wednesday. at 4:30. Tra-
and farms, forests, and highways, thus changing
ditional holiday fun, a mas-
PLANT A TREE IN ISRAEL
the map of our ancient homeland which is the
querade with . prizes is planned.
map of Jewish destiny.
Kasle High School festivities
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THIS PURIM
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take a different direction. On
Sunday, March 25, the Drama
Class will present a humorous
Purim play by Sholem Alei-
chem, "Mishloah Manot," in the
Esther Berman Auditorium at
11:45 a.m. Also included in the
program will be a medly of
Israeli music played by several
of the high school teachers. A
quiz and community sing will
end the Assembly program.
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THE WOMEN'S AUXIL-