Why We Attend Synagogue Services

OBITUARIES

By ABRAHAM J. HESCHEL
The cultivation of a sensitive
What does a persork expect to conscience is indispensable. We
attain when entering a synagogue? are all in danger of sinking into
In the pursuit of learning one goes the darkness of vanity; we are all
to a library; for aesthetic enrich- involved in worshiping our 'own
JACOB DERIN, 18314 Birwood,
ment . . . to the art museum; for egos.
died Sept. 7. Survived by his wife,
pure music to the concert hall
We are in need of experiencing Rose; two sons ; Max and Leonard
What then is the purpose of going moments in which the spiritual is of Cleveland; and three grand-
to the synagogue?
, as relevant and concrete, for ex- children.
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Many are the facilities which ample, as the aesthetic . . . It is in
help us to acquire the important the synagogue where we must try
ANNA CHALFEN, 18683 Free-
worldly virtues. skills and tech- to acquire such inwardness, such land, died Sept. 9. Survived by
niques. But where should one sensitivity.
her. husband, Morris; a son. Jake;
learn about the insights of the
To attain a degree of spiritual three daughters, Mrs. Murray
spirit? . . . the eternal wisdom security one cannot rely upon (Yetta) Bidlofsky, Mrs. Joseph
of compassion? . . . the danger of one's own resources. One needs an (Mildred) Atemborski and Mrs.
being callous? . . . Where should atmosphere, where the concern Joseph (Geraldine) Polster; one
one learn that the greatest truth for the spirit is shared by a com- brother, one sister and six grand-
is in contribution?
munity.
children.
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We are in need of students and
JOSEPH A. LUNE NF ELD,
scholars, masters and specialists.
But we need also the company of 23470 Curtis, Livonia, died Sept. 4.
witnesses,, of human beings who He leaves two daughters, Mrs. Jo-
In memory of our beloved Clara are engaged in worship, who for nas (Harriet) Laurens and Cor-
Gold, who passed away Sept. 13, a moment sense the truth that rine; two - brothers and three
1958.
life is meaningless without attach- • grandchildren.
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Sadly missed and always remem- ment to God.
BENJAMIN C. WYNICK, 20233
bered by her husband, Sam; chil-
died Sept. 4. He leaves
dren Stephen, Beverly and Perry-
Mrs. Pauline Brandwine, Schaefer,
his wife , Sadie; a daughter , Mrs .
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Kur-
land; brother Hyman Weiner; sis- Active Club Woman, Dies Bernard (Norma) Goldman; a sis-
ter and one grandchild.
ters, Merle Leserman and Pauline
Pauline Brandwine, 23040 Park-
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Seiferheld.
, lawn, Oak Park died Monday at
WILLIAM H. KARBAL, 5605
age 86. Born in Romania, she came W. Outer Dr., died Sept. 4. He
to the U. S. in 1904 with her hus- leaves his wife. Ruth; three sons,
band, the late Isadore Brandwine.
Seymour, Ronald and Michael; five
. In Loving Memory of Our
Mrs Brandwine, whose family brothers, three sisters and nine
Dearly Beloved Father
'is active in Jewish affairs, was al grandchildren.
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member of Cong. Beth Moses and
and Grandfather
its sisterhood; Zion Chapter, Mizr-
SAMUEL L. TOWER. 18973 Mar-
achi; JNF Auxiliary; Yeshivath lowe, died Sept. 4. He leaves his
HARRY MITZ
Beth Yehudah Auxiliary and Wo- wife, Evelyn; two sons. Ban-y and
Who passed away Sept 16,
men's Sabbath League. She also Saul; his father, Louis; two broth-
1954. Never to be for-
was honorary president of the De- ers and five sisters.
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gotten by his children and
troit Ladies Auxiliary of the
Denver Medical Center.
grandchildren.
BEN COOPER. 23450 Wildwood,
She leaves two sons, Morris and Oak Park, died Sept. 5. He leaves
Herbert; a daughter, Mrs. Julius two sons Albert and Morris; four
(Celia) Hackman; one brother, one dabghters, Mrs. Yeva Wolkowitzky,
Mrs. Nathan Taisch, Mrs. Manuel
sister and five grandchildren.
(Adele) Klasky and Mrs. Murray
(Anne) Joseph; 19 grandchildren
Albert Axelrod, America's
In Loving Memory of Our
and nine great-grandchildren.
only medalist in the 1960 Olym-
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Beloved Father and
pic fencing competition. is back
MILDRED BROWN LESTER,
Grandfather
in training and working hard
11537 Hamilton, died Sept. 9. She
with an eye on the 1964 Tokyo
leaves a son, William; two daugh-
MEYER ZACK
Games. His practice partner is
ters. Mrs. Sidney (Harriet) Marwil
usually Dr. Dan Bukantz, ex-
Who passed away Oct. 5,
and Mrs. Peter (Jean) Fredericks:
Maccabiah champion and Olym-
1962, seven days in Tishri.
one brother, one sister and six
pian, who is an expert with a
Sadly missed and always
grandchildren. Services 1 p.m. to-
sharp intrument.
day at Kaufman Chapel.
remembered by his chil-

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dren and grandchildren.

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Friday, September 11, 1964-39

DETROIT JEWRY

is invited to participate in a

"MEMORIAL SERVICE"

for the six million Jews who perished in Europe
at the hands of the Nazis .. which will be held on

Sunday, September 13, at 1:00 p.m.

YETTA FORBES. 24630 Sussex,
Oak Park. died Sept. 8. She leaves
a son, Joseph; four daughters, Ann,
Mrs. Philip (Mildred) Gordon,
Mrs. Leonard (Gwen) Satz and
Mrs. Samuel (Helen) Weiner;
three brothers, 'one sister, 13
grandchildren and eight great-
grandchildren.
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ZELDA SWATLO, 11501 Petos-
key, died Sept. 8. She leaves two
daughters, Mrs. Daniel (Rose)
Budson and Mrs. Dan M. (Blanche)
Gordon; one brother, one sister,
four grandchildren and three great-
grandchildren.

at the

HEBREW MEMORIAL PARK

(Chesed Shel Emes Cemetery-14 Mile Rd. and Grotiot)

RABBI ISAAC STOLLMAN

President of Council of Orthodox Rabbis and
SpicituoI Leader of Cong. Mishkan Israel

RABBI JAMES GORDON

of Young Israel of Oakwoods

CANTOR 'HYMAN ADLER

of Cong. Bnoi David

will participate in these services.

MORRIS DORN, President
Samuel Portner, Cem. Choirmon-Rabbi Israel I. Rockove, Exec. Dir.

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SAMUEL H. WIDER, 19126
Ilene, died Sept. 3. He leaves his
wife. Gladys; two daughters, Mrs.
Raymond (Virginia) Sharkey and
Mrs. Bernard (Estelle) Seltzer:
one brother and four grand-
children.
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LOUIS KROLL, 23540 Coolidge.
Oak Park, died Sept. 3. He leaves
his wife, Celia; three sons, Bern-
ard, Alan and Robert Leach; two
daughters. Mrs. Ben (Miriam)
Pecherer and Mrs. James (Norma).
Hyman; and 13 grandchildren.
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BERTHA RIEGER, 13347 Ver-
non, Huntington Woods, died Sept.
4. She leaves her husband, Samuel;
two sons, Harold and Morton: a
daughter, Mrs. Lawrence (Lois)
Berman: three sisters and six
grandchildren.
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SYLVIA GOLDMAN, 2305 Park.
died Sept. 8. She leaves her hus-
band, Nat.

MIRI'AM EMMERS, 11501 Petos-
key. died Sept. 9. She leaves a son,
Max; a daughter. Jennie; one sis-
ter, four grandchildren and seven
great-grandchildren.
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RACHEL SKOLNICK, 19307
JESSIE ROSE, 14640 Pearson, Prevost, died Sept. 4. Survived by
Oak Park. died Sept. 4. Survived a son, Morris; two daughters, Mrs.
by her husband Maurice Hyman; George (Jennie) Lipson and Mrs.
stepmother, Mrs. Mary Weinberg; Samuel (Reva) Zieman; six grand-
two daughters, Mrs. Seymour children and one great-grandchild.
(Betty) Grossfeld and Airs. Louis
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'(Renee) Silver; two brothers, one
ROSE FLEISH, 21550 C a m -
sister and six grandchildren.
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bridge, died Sept. 4. Survived by
HYMAN HARRIS, 19300 Wis- three daughters, Mrs. Morris
consin, died Sept. 5. Survived by (Ethel) Stein, Mrs. Leo (Bessie)
his wife. Cele: a daughter. Mrs. Greenspoon, Mrs. Jack (Mary)
Martin (Joann) Drake of Milford: Turkin; one brother, seven grand-
three brothers; one sister; five children and four great-grand-
grandchildren and five great-grand- children.
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children. .
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ALFRED E. WEST, 19300 Mar-
ARNOLD J. GORDON, 10751 lowe, died Sept. 9. He leaves his
Oak Park Blvd.; Oak Park, died wife, Evelyn; four sons, Leslie H.,
Sept. 2. He leaves his wife, Sharon; I Donald, Edgar and Parker; and
two sons. Michael and Steven: his I six grandchildren.
mother, Mrs. Lilly Stollman: and
one brother.

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WALTER E. BECHER, 20242
Wakefield. died Sept. 6. He leaves!
his wife, Anne; and a son, Richard.
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MARY MIRAL. 23481 : Sussex,
Oak Park. died Sept. 7. She leaves
a son. Dr. Solomon; four grand-
children and three great-grandchil-
dren.
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MAURICE ZISSMAN, Miami
Beach, formerly of Detroit, died
Sept. 7. He leaves his wife. Dena;
a son, Rubin; a daughter, Mrs. Sam
(Ethel) Breisblatt; two brothers,
three sisters and one grandchild.
Interment Detroit.

SOLOMON SULKIN, 18465 Man-
JENNIE GORDON: 21660 Gar-
or, died Sept. 8. He leaves two dner, Oak Park, died Sept. 3. Sur-
sons, Lewis and Joseph; three vived by two daughters, Mrs. Mil-`
daughters, Mrs. Ben (Ann) Haidy; ton (Clare) Abramson and Mrs. *
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Mrs. Albert (Vickie) Makie, eight er; one sister and five grand-
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