…► Ter 26,.1 947 THE JEWISH NEWS . Page Eleven s Community Observes Education Mont Federation, which grew out of an extensive survey of the local educational scene, has been organized to give concrete expression to this communal concern. As we join in the national observance of Jewish Education Month we call upon the Jews of Detroit to acquaint themselves with various Jewish schools and their Commission of the Jewish programs as detailed ...…
…• • e Newlywed tEngagements Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Landau of Longfellow avenue announce the engagement of their daughter Carol Felicia to Theodore Ben Kasle, son of Mr. and Mrs. Abe Kasle of Merton road. Mrs. Ethel Pollick of Pasadena avenue announces the engage- ment of her daughter Dorothy to Morris Ruskin, son of Mrs. Goldie Ruskin of Blaine avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond S. Haas of Cleveland Heights, 0., an- nounce the engagement of their ...…
…Page Tweive ✓ THE JEWISH NEWS Miss Lewis Becomes Bride of Leslie Fleisher tivitiei in Society Before her marriage to Henry Koloff, Audrey Harelik was enter- tained at pre-nuptial affairs by Jecqueline Greebaum, Zena Berko- witz, Lois Waterstone, Mrs. Bernard Zack, Mrs. Isadore Temkin, Mrs. Leonard Farber, Mrs. Harold Elson, Mrs. Charles Snell, Mrs. Isadore Hertz, Mrs. Sol Lifsitz, Mrs. Samuel Gale, Mrs. Louis Blume, Mrs. Louis Rosenzweig ...…
…Friday, September 26, 1947 Home Relief Maps' Luncheon Oct. 21 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE Wed at Book Cadillac Page Eleven Bar Mitzvah Mr. and Mrs. Murray J. Sut- kin of Huntington Woods an- nounce the Bar Mitzvah of their son Richard at 8:30 p.m. Friday, Oct. 3, at Temple Israel in the Institute of Arts. The Sisterhood of Temple Beth El is seeking delegates for the state convention of Temple sis- terhoods Oct. 9 at Jackson, Mich. All sist...…
…Friday, Sepfernber 26, 1947 THE 'JEWISH NEWS arrtage3 - KOLOFF-HARELIK: Dr. and Mrs.:' Ely W. Harelik • of Webb Ave. announce the marriage of their daughter, Audrey, to Henry Koloff,' son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Koloff of La Salle Blvd. • Rabbi Morris Adler officiated At a .candlelight ceremony in the Colonial Room of the Detroit- Leland Hotel. Jacqueline Green- baum was maid-of-honor and -Mrs. Isadore Temkin was matron- of-honor. Zena Berkowit...…
…Page Twelve Friday, 'September. 28; 1947 DETROIT JEWISH ' CHRONICLE (Chronicle Want Ads Bring Results Classified Ads Accepted By Phone Until 11 A.M. Wednesday UPHOLSTERY-SLIP COVERS Rates: fic Per Word. Minimum Ad $1.00. Phone CAdillac 1040 A BETTER upholstery and slip cover MISCELLANEOUS ASH AND RUBBISH DRUMS - Two dollars delivered. Matt Dean. Phone GA. 9427) or RE. 4483. HORS D'OEUVRES PETTY FOURS, tiny cream puffs and knishes. SPErI...…
…JT WISH. N,ENY Pale Fourteen.. Women's Clubs Waynites Betrothed The YOUNG WOMEN'S` sTifok will open its fall season with in- stallation , of • officers at 9 ' , pm.. Thursday, Oct, 2, .!,in ,Butzel Mall of the Jewish Center.. Prospective members are. invited to attend. Mrs. Milton Harris, chairMan of B E T AARON ..:SISTER, HOOD'S donor luneheon, an- nounces that a fashion show, sical program and prominent speaker will highlight the donor...…
…Friday, September 26, 1,947 Chapter I to Hear Ex-Palestinean DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE Named JDA Director A former resident of Palestine, Julius Lev, will be guest speak- er when Chapter I, Zionist Or- ganization of Detroit, officially opens its season at an open meeting at 8:30 p.m. Tuesday in the social hall of Bnai Moshe. His topic will be "Palestine To- day." Tickets for the chapter's an- nual autumn festival dance will be on sale at th...…
…Friday, September 26, 1947 THE. JEWISH NEWS Page Fifteen . Religious Labor League Launches Good Neighbors • Danny Raskin's 11 NW Synagogue Gets Flowers From Church 0 3 LISTENING S T .14 74 _ '. IM1111111M1111111t111111111111111111111111111f111,111111111111111111111111111111M111MMMIIM11111111111111111111111111111H111111111M11111111111t1111111111111ifil iftg';: P BOBBY SHAN, the swell en- tertainer from hereabouts is back in to...…
…Page Fourteen DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE Friday, September 26, 1847 OM. To Address Youth PHIL ROTHSCHILD THE CONTROVERSY 'bout NITE LIFE the skirts . . . whether to In addition wear 'em long or short is the to the good current topic of conversation. food and at- We find some of the gals thumb- mosphere a t ing their noses at the style dic- Col F. May- tators' fiat for longer ones . . . bohm's Rus- Barrister Norman Robbins sian Samovar, doe...…
…Page Sixteen RA L etttlet THE JEWISH NEWS Friday, September 26, 1947 A4 'Wtiaraiebt4 cit.1 xis (y 6 the 41 0 1 r31 IF I NAVE FOUND FAVOR IN YOUR 94614T, GIVE ME &PLACE WHERE I AND MY PEOPLE mAl DAIL EA.NWNILE., A ► URIOOS !BATTLE WAS eel"VveeN TI4 0.141USTINSiS AND SAL WS ARMIES— 6 Al..34 WAS LOSINC5 • DAM RETURNED10 - ItKuws, HE POUND 71.1E AJAMJMOTE4 NAP RAIDED IT IN NIS ASSIT,XE, AND usteitrm saw/ Thiromomaiw At,* 0-11LoRRN cAPTNES....…
…Friday, September 2it, 1947 sons fel- ;ocial body there give e to ac- He erent 's to his lidn't from stab- who der- e in king, [mon I f the the be- , i Al 3 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE An Open Leiter Acclaim of UN Partition Proposal May Be Premature, Events Hint (The following is a radio Assembly is not bound by the brothers in Europe, will con- address delivered Saturday recommendations, but must ac- tinue rotting in the camps, dis- o...…
…Haifa Chapter Leads in Zionist Expansion Drive Jiaticlay reeting3 From Readers of the Jewish News At the meeting of the Expan- (B) Dr. & Mrs. Sanford A. Bennett 1 Mr. & Mrs. Arthur J. Richie 8s sion Fund Committee held at the Family 15715 Princeton Mrs. M. Raskin & Sons 11845 LaSalle Mr. & Mrs. David Redisch & Sons 17166 Santa Barbara Miss Lillian Robbins 2926 Hazelwood (S) Mr. & Mrs. Max Smith 19338 Wisconsin Mr. & Mrs. 0. Schwartz & F...…
…A/Her/Cam 'wish Periodical Carter HISTORY OF JEWS IN IRVING MICHIGAN I. KATZ By Article 77 Detroit's Early Philanthropic Organizations BETH EL HEBREW RELIEF SOCIETY PHILANTHROPY is as old as the Jewish people. If, perhaps, Jews imitated their neighbors to some extent in re- .spect to mutual aid, in matters philanthropic they had little to learn from anyone. For centuries every Jew had felt himself responsible for every other Jew, while t...…
…Friday, Septarakoor 24, 947 THE JEWISH NEWS Page eighteen grandchildren grandchild. • Obituaries LEAH WERBE, 84, of 35.0wen Ave., died Sept. 20. Dr. A. M. Hershman officiated at funeral services at Lewis Bros. Memorial Chapel. Burial was at Mach- pelah Cemetery. She is survived by her daughters, Isabelle, Eva, Mrs. Said Rothenberg; a son, Alex; a sister, Adel, and -brothers David and Raub. * • ABRAHAM •LIBER, 47, of 3289 Monterey, died Se...…
…Friday, September 26, 1947 Obituaries (Continued from Page 18) THE 'JEWISH NEWS held at the Hebrew Benevolent Society, with interment at He- brew Memorial Park. Rabbi Lazer Levine officiated. He is survived by his widow, Molly; sons, David and Morris; daugh- ters, Gertrude, Esther, Mrs. Julia Gillerman and Mrs. Lenora Pec'kman and five grandchildren. Page N1nefa.en Classified Advertisements- LINERS accepted, from responsible firms or pe...…
…Hadassah Members to Hear Correspondent Ruth Gruber Noted Writer to Bring First-Hand Observations of Palestine to Women Zionists at Opening Luncheon of $ I 00,000 Honor Roll Drive Oct. I at Book-Cadillac Detroit women who have eagerly purchased copies of the New York Herald-Tribune and New York Post to read Ruth Gruber's reports from Palestine and Europe, will have, the opportunity to hear Miss Gruber's first-hand observations when she addres...…
…Detroit Jewish Chronicle and The Legal Chronicle SECTION ONE VOL. 43, NO. 38 THIS PAPER PRINTED IN TWO SECTIONS DETROIT, MICHIGAN. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1941 10c Single Copy; $3.00 Per Year British Warned Jews oIfn BFOlricied Labor Furor Over Lindbergh Speech Refuses to Die Not to Ignore Down as Defenders of "American Way" i Go on Palestine Jews Record Against Anti-Semitic Demonstration Notor ous Nazi A lei-S inemite Named toi Runt Wh...…
…DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and the Legal 2 New Year Greetings Posted by N. W. Congregational Church ANTI-SEMITISM Among the unique Rosh Hashonah messages to the Jews of Detroit was one from the North Woodward Congregational Church on Woodward and Blaine. Dr. Charles H. Myers is the pastor of the church. Posted prominently on the church's outdoor bulleting board was the following message: refused to right of citizenship in expressing themsel...…
…September 26, 1941 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and the Legal Chronicle Leaders Condemn Attempts to Introduce League of N. H. J. C. Intolerance Into National Debate To Meet on Oct. 8 ' NEW YORK (Religious News Service) — More than 90- lead- ing Americans, holding diverse religious, social and political be- liefs, joined in a statement urg- ing the fullest freedom of de- bate on national policy but de- nouncing efforts "to pit religion against ...…
…DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and the Legal Chronicle Detroit Jewish Chronicle and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE Iblished Weekly by The Jewish Chronicle Publishing CO., Inc. President JACOB H. SCIIAI:NE entered es Second-class matter March 3, 1916, at the Post. )ffice at Detroit, Mich., under the Act of March 3, 1879 ;mind Offices and Publication Bldg., 525 Woodward Ave. Telephone: Cadillac 1040 Cable Address: Chronicle $43.013 Per Year Subscriptio...…
…Purely - Commentary • Rabbis Occuping Michigan Pulpits By Philip Slomovitz Coughlin—A Frank Pro-Nazi Are Yiddishists Forgotten Men? Detroiters Get Assignments from Hebrew Union College Among the Lindbergh associates are men and women who endorse his views but who dare not come out in favor of the Nazi program. After all, pro-Nazism is classed with un-Americanism. Our government's program is for all-out aid to the peoples fighting Ilitleri...…
…6 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and the Legal Chronicle September 26, 1941 A Happy and Prosperous New Year to the Jewish Community ANTI-SEMITISM FOR (Continued from Page 2) A DEPENDABLE SOURCE OF section of the population can- not be impugned. The Texas House of Repre- sentatives adopted a resolution advising Lindbergh to stay out of Texas. No purpose would be served by such a visit, the Texas House voted. The New Republic, devoting conside...…
…September 26, 1941 7 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and the Legal Chronicle A Happy and Prosperous New Year to the Jewish Community . . . Mrs. Celia Burnstein and Family Mr. and Mrs. Alvin B. Levin 18045 Roselawn Ave. and son, Kenneth Extend their best wishes to their rela• 1953 Taylor Ave. lives and friends for a Happy and Prosperous New Year. Mr. and Mrs. A. Cohen and Family 2305 W. Grand Ave. Extend their best wishes to their rela- tives a...…
…8 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and the Legal Chronicle September 26, 1941 orary chairman of the United Victims of Nazism Continue to Include Names of Jewish Appeal for Refugees, Dancing Classes Overseas Needs and Palestine, Called Sector in At Temple Beth El Detroit Jews on Scroll of called upon Americans of all Saving Democracy creeds to sustain the morale of Invitations to the Tuesday eve- Greeting to - Palestine Yishub the victims of Hitler...…
…American ewish Periodical &ter CLIFTON AVENUE - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO September 26, 19-11 Boys In Service Guests of Beth El During Yom Kippur • 1 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and the Legal Chronicle Affianced Jewish boys from Camp Custer, the Naval Armory, Selfridge Field and other branches of the armed forces in this district have been invited to be the guests of Tem- ple Beth El for Yom Kippur. This invitation includes reli- gious services ...…
…ID DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and the Legal Chronicle September 26, 1941 IN THE REALM OF LOCAL SOCIETY . Miss Margaret Franklin will Dr. and Mrs. William L. leave next week to resume her Deutsch have returned from their studits in New York. honeymoon in Miami, Fla., and are making their home at the Mr. and Mrs. Julius W. Gilbert Lee Plaza Hotel. will return Oct. 1 from their sum- mer home in Charlevoix. Miss Betty Levy, daughter of Dr. and M...…
…Ameriavi ffewisk Periodical Carter September 2 1941 CLIFTON AVENUE • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and the Legal Chronicle • ENGAGEMENTS Creators of Artistic PORTRAITS In Your Horne or in Our , Beautiful Studio Excelling in Wedding Portraits and Child Photograph y Phone now for Appointment TH. I-4120 Nathaniel Rosen Anne II. Prussin 5432 SECOND near Kirby Open daily till 6—Mondays till B p.m. Sundays 12 to 3 ...…
…12 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and the Legal Chronicle In the Memory of Rabbi M. M. Zager September Brides ► EEP By RABBI MOSES FISCHER On the Eve of Rosh Hashonah itf 5701 (1940) Detroit Jewry was suddenly shocked by the news that one of the leading and most popular rabbis and preach- ers—R a b b i Menachim Mendell Halevi Zager—had unexpectedly in the vigor of his manhood, in the full possession of his fine intellectual powers, passed unto...…
…• America,' ,fewish Period cal Cotter September 26, 1941 CLIFTON AVENUE - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and the Legal Chronicle 13 Appeal for Three List Workers for Three Clirics Off Temple Israel to Dedicate Its Religious School Causes in State Hadassah Honor Roll On Mysterious Wednesday at Detroit Institute of Arts During Holy Days Invitations to a series of teas Trip to England One of the principal features At the morni...…
…DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and the Legal Chronicle 14 PONTIAC NOTES The opening meeting of the Sisterhood of Temple Beth Jacob was held at the home of Mrs.• Saul Birnkrant on Ottawa Drive. Mrs. Ruth Blumrosen of Detroit reviewed the book "The Keys of the Kingdom," by A. J. Cro- nin. A silver tea was held fol- lowing the program. Mrs. Harold Goldberg presided at the busi- ness meeting. was "Towards a Brave New World." On Monday morning , he p...…
…America 7ewish Periodical Cotter September 19, 1941 CLIFTON AVENUE - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO CLASSIFIED FOR SALE — HOUSES WILDEMERE 9 2 6 I OPEN I TO g SUN I) AY Wick, 4 bedrooms. the bath, lavatory on 1st floor, sun room, natural fire- place, steam heat, able drive, 2-ear garage, thoroughly reconditioned Inter- ior and exterior. Near good t ransprta - t Ion, sehoola and shopping district. Low down payment and monthly pay- ment rates. 4'h% i...…
…September 26. 1941 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE is.; :be Less: Chronicle !I, DEFENSE (Continued from Page 1) dross Can Jews thernmelven fight back—or mast they rely on Chris- tian knights defending their honor in this tournament? What are the organizations which re- ceive funds and publicity thinking and doing about just that basic question? To this observer there is ap- parent only confusion, mutual recrimination and honest inten- tions. Exa...…
…M erl= Aria Palatial eater Il All Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS - — — • CLUTON MMUS CINCINNATI 20, 01U0 1109ETROIT LWISR TELEPHONE CADILLA 1-0-4-0 { THE ONLY ANGLO•JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN VOL. XXX. NO. 18 DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1930 CHANCES SLIM FOR UNEMPLOYMENT PROBLEM JEWISH LEADERS GETTING MORE SERIOUS IN POLAND PLEAD ADEQUATE JEWISH SEJM DELEGATION FOR AID TO HIAIS Renew Appeal to ...…
…- Tim Paw visnamon lac PAGE TWO nlMelinr ■ X. • MOSLEM N ew Y ear CHRISTIAN FEUD IN PALESTINE !out that the Arabs looked with U. &11101y0Tcrati,G , favor on the Zionist movement. " Ile also said that the Arabs wel- corned the Jews "back home" and GENEVA.— (J. T. A.) 1 noted that the Arab nationalist United States consul at Geneva has movement could not succeed with- 'edged a complaint with the Swiss out the Zionist movenient, and author...…
…A merica,' Ada Perky &Cal Cotter CLIPTON AYINIll • CINCINNATI 20, OM TI G "A Bridegroom Wanted" Re- mains for Second Week at Littman's. Peritorrjaini efRONICIE MRS FRLAENDER ID TO .ARE CT WORK OF UNITED SYNAGOGUE "A Bridegroom Wanted," by MRS. J. SHERLINE-First•class , WANTED-Two business girls to catering for weddings and par- ! share apartment. Stall shower Samuel H. Cohen, with music by Mrs. David Friedlander, well- ties. 15850 Linwoo...…
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…A ateriaut Adair Periodical Cotter CLITION MMUS - CHICINHATI 20, OHIO 7i1EVEFROITIEWISii (ARON ICU ATTACK BIAS AT 1JR. TENT WESTERN RESERVE HADASSAH PLANS SCANNING THE HORIZON I JEWS OF GERMANY 7 ' Calendar of Events MUSIC STUDY CLUB PLANS FOR 1930-31 URGED BY LEADERS (Continued from Preceding Page.) Of League of Jewish TO BE COURAGEOUS Women's Organizations First Meeting of Year at Philadel- heat, and the writing would be- come visib...…
…~ iE fETROI Published Weakly by The Josiah Chronicle Publishing Co., Inc. Entered ae Second-class matter March 3, 1913, at the Post- office at Detroit. Mich., under the Act of March /1. 11179. General Offices and Publication Building 525 Woodward Avenue Telephone: Cadillac 1040 Cable Addreee: Chronicle London Office 14 Stratford Place, London, W. 1, England Subscription, in Advance $3.00 Per Year To insure publication, ell corresponden...…
…America (Nick Per Coder CLIFTON AVINUI • CINCINNATI 30, OHIO PAGE FIVE ME9LTROITIMS11 etRONICLE ATTACK BIAS AT WESTERN RESERVE • JR. HADASSAH PLANS SCANNING THE HORIZON TENTH ANNIVERSARY (Continued from Preceding Page.) heat, and the writing would be- conie First Meeting of Year at Philadel- phia•Byron Talmud Torah On Seat. 30. JEWS OF GERMANY URGED BY LEADERS TO BE COURAGEOUS Calendar of Events Of League of Jewish Women's Organi...…
…PAGE SIX RONICIA; JUSTICE BUTZEL LAUDED BY NEWS LARGE WOMEN Beth El Sisterhood is planning a memorable program for its first regular meeting, Monday, Nov. 10. This will be a luncheon, followed by a musical en tertainment. in the form of "A Geographical Illusion." For this the committee needs new talent. Try-outs for anyone who has any talent in any line will be held Tuesday and Wednesday eve- nings, Oct. 7 and 8, in the Brown Memorial Chap...…
…Asirricam avisk Pedalled eattr _ r CLITION AVENUE • CINCINNATI 30, OHIO TIE o f )l: •11•11•••••••••• ■ •te BAZAAR OF SHAAREY oci A jcpirn . ‘ .3 ZEDEK SISTERHOOD ' 9 .,2.1 ",: sbr at̀ri TO BE NOV. 15.17 1 ■ 11111111 the "Jeanette" PAGE SEVEN /GM 1S(101 EON ICIL Engagements The Sisterhood of Congregation Shaarey Zedek will hold a three- Mr. and Mrs. Harry Maizer of 6106 concord avenue announce tilt Mr. and Mrs. Michael Taylor of day ...…
…, VeilKorlibiwisn efRONICLE 111•114===MI • DE HAAS' SURVEY OF HANS HERZL'S LIFE CLU NEWS 1,500 YOUTHS BACK SHOLEM ALE1CHEM ' North End Clinic An FOLK INSTITUTE IN TEMPLE SCHOOLS Unsusal Beneficiary Campaign to Be Opened by H. The North End Clinic (Continued front Page One.) far Leivick. the second time been the i • s e. Semper Amici Club. accommodate 5,000 people for the ileitisy of an unusual sits, A banquet of the Sholem Aleich- Cowen c...…
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…- woross lows r_spenton;b1S/161KONkit. PAGE TWO supper while the boys were titling ., groups or walking about aimlessly be. "Bennie, I want to see you after fore the night sadism' period, Bennie school." got Ruby's arm linked into his and be- Bennie frowned. But secretly he gan his work of reform. He tried to was happy. Ile would have a session paint goodness for the culprit in s..It, with spring -all to himself. She beautiful colors. Let...…
…America/I Amick Periodical Ceder PAGE THREE _ ............ ,.......„.................................,...., $ , , iThe lewlsh Year Throughout the World 1 merica's Finest Furniture" "A $ , $ ; (Copyright • I $ 4THORAWISil ORO/0M TilE f • , Finstetwalto's Finsterwald's By HARRY SCHNEIDERMAN, Editor of the American Jewish Year Book. 1924, by Seve n Arts Feature Syndicate,) monists. Zionism continues to be un (The writer of this survey ...…
…TnEylersorria.sisa &mom'. PAGE FOUR •glet, (ark , 11.1, roe. • 1/4W515S.g>n% pronouncements of the upholders of the status quo were not the ultimate wisdom. Just as much as radicalism per se is not anathema, in the same manner is it not sacrosanct. Many stupidi- by The J• •h C;reawl; Publislii4 C. Inc — Publiets•d Wookry ' ties are labelled radicalism, many hare-brained vaga- President and Editor Joseph J. Cummins, ries which herald a mi...…
…A mericait larish Periodical Ceder eurroe AVINUI • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE FIVIC Elt 9 13 1 $31 11' WORLD FAMISHES FOR FAITH AND LOVE 9 - 115 1 ■ 1 011. Otri By DR. LEO M. FRANKLIN Impressed as one who has just returned from Europe must be with the fact that it large part of the world is dom- inated today by the spirit of hate and suspicion and fear, one can only wish that, in the coming year, these baser pas- sions may give way to the...…
…n ri_EllerRog leitstio PAGE SIX Hamilton, Bermuda, aged 65, Feb. Dodge Brothers Reduce Prices Bergson; Parh, appointed year was significant for the increas- 11, 7921 On Special Type Cars and member of the council of the Le- number were maimed. Posnania was ing spread of the homeland sentiment Boris Sidis; psychologist and psycho- gion of Honor Aug., 1923; appoint- also the scene of many outrages. In not only among the hitherto indiffer- Effe...…
…,Amtricor ffewish Periodical eater CLIFTON AMU{ • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE Ike town; Ish LEADERSHIP—LAY AND RABBINICAL By ADOLPH FINSTERWALD, President Congregation Beth El. It is my belief that our most vital need at the present time is for leadership, both lay and rabbinical. Lay leaders must be developed in our congregations. We find an ever increasing need for men who are vitally interested in the life of our religion, because we ha...…
