1furltb i\ueuue wemple 1Bulletttt

Vol. VII

s. E. Cor. Euclid Ave. and East 82nd St., Oeveland, Ohio

~arnett ~ ~richlter. ~ahhi

February 10, 1928

SERVICES Twilight Musical Prayer Service

Friday Evening, 5:30 to 6

RABBI BRICKNER Saturday Morning, 10:30

HWl-{AT WE OWE A GENTILE TEACHER'~

Sunday Morning, 10:30

ttLINCOLN- GOD'S GIFT TO AMERICA"

A Lincoln' Birthday Commemoration Address . (Broadcast over WEAR)

Written Questions Answered from the Pulpit

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at S. E. Cor. Euclid Ave. and East 82nd St. " Oeveland, Ohio

by The Anshe, Chesed Congregation

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Nathan Brilliant, Editor

Entered as second-class matter April 9, 1926, at the Post Office, Oeveland, Ohio, under the Act of 1\13rch 3, 1879,.,

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The Week Friday:

11:00 A. M.-Jewish Current Events. 4:15 P . M.-Confirmation Class. 5:.'lOiP. M.-Friday Evening Prayer .,., ,.. Service. 8:00 IP. M.-"M-H" Scholarship Fra­

ternity. Saturday:

9:15 A. 'M.-Confirmation Class. 9 :30 A. M.-J>re-Omfirmation Class. 9:30 A. M.---IChildren's Hebrew ,masses.

10:30 A. M.-Sabbath Services. Sunday:

9:15 A. M.-Religious School. . 9·30,A"M.--,scienee Lecture by Mr.

David Dietz. 10:30 A, M.-Sunday Morning Lecture

Service Broadcast over Station WEAR.

2:30 P. M.-Alumni Dansante. Monday:

9 :3(}"3 :OO-Gommunity Sewing. 12:00 no(m- Men's Club Round Table

at Statler Hotel. 1:00 'P. M.-Advanced Sistel1hood He-

brew 'Class. 2 :30 P. M.-Ghild. Study -Group. 6:00iP. M.- Father-Son Banquet. 7:15 p, M.-Rabbi Brickner's Questions

and Answers' broadcast over WHK.

Tuesday: 4:30 P. M.-Jewish Teachers' Institute. 4:30J'. M.-Beginners' Children's He­

brew Class, 8:30 P. M.-Lecture Course--Dr. Mar-, ris Fishbein.

Wednesday: 4:30 P. M.-Advanced ,Children's He­

brew Class. 7 :00 ,P. M.-Boy Scouts.

Thursday:' 4:30 P. M,-Jewish Teachers' Institute.

The Future Feb, 17-"Books and Authors" Group.

19-Alumni Revue ' Tryouts.

22---'Lecture 'Course-Prof. John Erskine.

24-Jewish 'Ourrent Events. 27-lntermediate P'arent-Teachers'

Meeting. Mar. 3-Mother-Dauglhter Day.

4-Religious School Purim Car­nival.

IS-Alumni Revue.

DR. MORRIS FISHBEIN Editor of the journal of the American Medical Assn.

will speak on

"MEDICAL FOLLIES--ITS FADS AND QUACKERIES"

the fourteenth address of

THE LECTURE COURSE

TUESDAY, FEB. 14th, 8 :30 P. M.

ill the Auditorium

Sin~le tickeb are available

Sunday Ser'Yices Under the title "Abraham Lineoln­

Goo's Gift to America," Rabbi Brickner will discuss next Sunday, 'firstly, the re­ligion of Abraham Lincoln, even though he did not belong to any churcili, and was generally regarded as a man without re­ligion; and Isecondly, what1 Lincoln would do if he were President today.

Lincoln's genius is like a j'ewel of many facets, and his ,genius was such that there always remains some new facet that needs ,to be brought out and whose light is stimulating and illuminat­ing.

From the Rabbi's Desk The rabbi is in receipt of innumerable

letters from 1Jhe "invisi'ble congregllltion," who have been listening in to the services and lectures the past two Sundays. The following letter from a Christian is typi­cal:

"Your handling of the subject 'Is the Modern W,oman a Failure?' was cerlbain­ly masterful and fair to both man and woman of these 'modern" times. Quite .by accident I attended services in your temple last E'3ster Sunday. Your lecture at that time was 'Did the Jews Crucify Jesus?' and I consider it the most profit­able Easter s'ervice I ever attended. You are doing mueh to dissipate misunder­,standing and prejudice between Gentile and Jew. More ,power to you"!

EUCLID AVENUE

Two more leotures win be broadcast over WEAR, one next ISunday, <and the other concluding wi1lh February 19.

You may also listen ,to Rabbi Brickner's frank and thought-provoking answers to questi:ons every Monday night from 7:15 to 7 :45 over Station WHK.

Sabbath Services The weekly portion that is read ne:x;t

Saturday, is called Yisl'o, Exodus XVIII-1 through XX-26, and is named after that wise 'Gentile teacher, Jethro, who was the father-in-l-aw of M'oses, and from whom Moses gleaned much wisdom. The Rabbi will discuss our debt to Je1lhro, and also to many other Gentile friends who, stood by Israel in times of great need. , The congregation is again ' reminded to read the Biblical portion for the week, and in that way to familiarize itself with Israel's greatest religious and literary contribution.

MEN'S CLUB

Science Talk Next Sunday "What is Life?" will be the subject

of the lecture by Mr. David Dietz on Sunday, February 12th at 9:30 A. M., in the 'Sisterhood Parlor.

Mr. Dietz will continue the discussion of the eight characteristics of protoplasm or living matter.

Round Table Next Monday Rabbi Brickner, W1h'o has not taken the

floor of the Round Table for a number of wee~s, will resume his leadership com­mencing next Monday, February 13th, at 12 noon, at the Statler Hotel.

He will speak ,to the Round Table on "Echoes of the Debate with Mr. Darrow:' He will bring out many interesting side­lights on the personality and questions which were at issue.

SISTERHOOD

"Books and Their Authors" Mr. Joseph Remenyi, instructor of lIt­

erature at the Cleveland 'College, prom­inent author and lecturer, Editor of the Szabadsag whioh is the Cleveland Hun­garian newspaper, will deliver a course of six lectures on Modern Books and their Authors, on alternate 'Friday mornings from 11 to 12, under the auspices of the Sisterhood.

For the first lecture to be held on Friday morning, February 17th, Mr. Remenyi has chosen Theo. Dreiser's "An American Tragedy."

T E M P L E ' B U L LET I ' N '

T'he course of six lectures will be offered for two dollars. Registration may be made through ,the temple ()ffic'e, or througlb. Mrs. Theo. Fishel, Cliail'!lJlan, 1728 East 115th St., ,GArfield 3982.

'Since ,registration in ,the course is lim­ited to 'One hundred, it is <advisable to register at once. ,single admissions will be fifty pents for each lecture.

Child Study-February I3th Miss Eleanor W. Thomas,. Assistant

Dean of the College for Women, will ad­dress the Child Study Group at their D6t meeting on Monday, February 13th, at 2:30 P. M- ~:

Miss Thomas' subject, " "The ColI,ege Girl's Attitude ,Toward Modern Morals" is of special interest to mothers who bave daughters a.ttending college. , ' ' ., ,

Mrs. J. O. :Stein will . lead ;l1he .' group, in the ohairman's aJbsence fromtJle city.

Mother-Daughter Day-March 3,d The Sisterhood has set aside Saturday,

March 3rd for Mother-Daughter Day. This is one of the very interesting and educational features of the Sisterhood ac­tivities, to which mo1lhers and datl'ghters look forward. '

"Mrs:' Albert l. M"ay; of ''N€W.':-'tork, ' daughter of Isaac M. Wise, and Chair­man of the 'Federation of Young Folks Temple Leagues of the National Federa­tion of Temple Sisterhoods, will speak on "Have We Kept Faith with Judaism ?"

Further details as to program, will be announced in forthcoming Bulletins.

ALUMNI Reyue

Another Revue along the lines of the one that proved such a tremendous suc­cess last year, is being planned by the Alumni Association.

The date 'ha,s been set for Sunday, March 18th, and tryouts will be held Sun­day, February 19th, at 2:30 P. M.

The cast will be limited to those wlbo are ,affiliated in some way with our tem­ple. All who can sing, dance, or are talented in any other way, be sure ,to re­serve Febru'ary 19.

ALUMNI DANSANTE SUNDAY, FEB. 12th, 2:30 P.M.

in the Recreation Hall

Excellent Orchestra Admission 50;

~ . U €.: 1. I D A V E N U E T E M P L E B U L LET IN .

:" RELIGIOUS SCHOOL

Purim :'t:a;.ni~al An elaocmi.te Purim Carnival with nu­

merous-: sideshows and interesting novel­ties~ ~ being prepared for eu'n4ay after­DOOIl; March 4tIL . A QtreeIi Esther contest will be 'held

in . the classrooms on Sunday, February 19th. Each class will be represented at the 'Carnival ' 'by its Queen Esther, and

,from these, two will be picked ,as prize-winners.

FreakS,' .fortune teHers, and gold-dig­ging;are but 'a few of the very many in­teresting novelties to be presented. Tick­etsat: '100 ' 'each will ,be on sale beginning 'Sunday, February 12th.

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Clubs ' Tne ~oap ' Club has unanimously voted

to change its name. Hereaf,ter it will be known as the ModeJlin'g ,Club, since its memners intend no longer to limit them­selves" to S0'I1P, but are going to extend their . activities into modelling with plasticine and clay.

Other' Clubs will meet, as usual, accord­ing to ' their regular schedule, which is as f,ollows, ,. M01liDAY

M:odeUirig Art .

TUE,SDAY Girls' Social Del:!ating

WEDNESDAY Dramatic

THURSDAY (7:30) Orchestra

FRIDAY Young Judaea Stage Crew

Intermediate Parent- Teachers The ,Parent-Teachers' Meeting for the

Intermedi~te Department will be held on Monday . evening, 'February 27th. The program promises to be ·as good as those

of previous ' Pa:.:-ent-Teachers' meetings held this year, which proved to be highly successful.

Parents who have children in the In­tel"mediate Department are asked to re­serve Monday evening, February 27th, in the interest of their children.

rrM -H" . Our "M-H" Scho'larship Fraternity will

hold its regular ~ortnightly disc,ussion group on Friday evening, February 10th, at the ·home of Miss Henrietta Jacobs, 17,10 Coventry road! Members of the "M-H" 'are urged to attend.

Jewish Social Service Institute A Social ,Service Institute, under the

auspices of the Jewish Welfare Federa­tion, to be held for the purpose of im­parting to the J:.ewish Community of Cleveland, a factual basis for social serv­ice efforts, will open ·with the 'annual din­ner 'of the Federati.on at the Excelsior Club on Supday night, February 19th. From February 20th to 24th, the Jewish Social Service Institute will 'be held at the Hotel' Statler witlh separate luncheo~ !lessions devoted to each of the major Social Work fields. Leading authorities of national pr{)minence have been invited to discuss problems 'Of social welfare ac­tivity with our community. The time and place program is as follows:

Feb. 19~unday Eve. Federation Din­ner, Excelsior Club.

20-Monday luncheon, Health, ' Hotel Statler.

,21-Tuesday luncheon, Recreation, Hotel Statler.

22--lW ednesday . luncheon, Child 'Care, Hotel 'Statler.

23-Thursday luncheon, Jewish Education, Hotel Statler.

24-Friday luncheon, Family Wel­fare, Hotel Statler.

FATHER-SON BANQUET Commemorating Lincoln's B~hday

Sponsored and arranged by

MEN'S CLUB AND ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Date: T.ime:

MONDAY, FEB. l.3th 6:00 P. M.

Place: Recreation Hall Price: ~1.25 per plate

- Amateur Night, Boy Scouts, Skit, Revue, Music, Magic, Meal . RABBI BRICKNER WILL SPEAK