1futlt~ Autunt Wtmplt ilnlltltu s. E. Cor. Euclid Ave. and East 82nd St., Cleveland, Ohio

~ttrnl!tt ~ ~ridtlmr, ~abhi

Vol. VI February 25, 1927

SERVICES

Friday Evening Prayers, 5:30 to 6:00

A Twilight Service not merely for mourners

RABBI BRICKNER will preach

Saturday Morning, 10:30

ttWhat Unites arid Divides Jews?"

Sunday Morning, 10:30

This Service will be broadcast over WJA Y

tt Five Days Shalt Thou Labor" The Case For and Against

A Discourse on the most vital industrial trends of our time

READ YOUR BULLETIN CAREFULLY

No. 24

J

EUCLID AVENUE TEMPLE BULLETIN

iEurlw 1\ttttlut Wtmplt 1Sulltltu 'Published Weeki, from Septemkr to June

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

by The Anshe Chesed Congregation Telephone, Cedar 862·3 Subscription ~O cent> per Annum

David W. Pearlman, Editor

Entered as second-class matter April 9, 1926, at the Post Ollice, Cleveland, Ohio, under the Act of March 3, 1879.

'The Week Friday:

11:00 A. M.-Jewi'sh Current Events 4:15 P. M.-Confirmation Class 5:30 P. M.-Friday Evening Prayer

Service Sat urday:

9 :15 A. M.-Confirmation Class 9 :30 A. M.-Children's Hebrew Classes

10:30 A. M.- Sabbath Services 2:30 P. M.-Hebrew Observation Hour.

Sunday: 9:15 A. M.-Religious School 9:30 A. M.-Science Lecture by Mr.

David Dietz 9:15 A. M.-Machol Oratorical Contest

10 :30 A. M.-Sunday Morning Lecture Service Broadcast over WJAY

6:00 P. ,M'.-Collegiate Forum Supper.

Monday: 9 :30-3 :OO-Community Sewing

12 noon-Men's Club Round Table, Stat­ler Hotel

4:15 P. M.-Girl Scouts 7:45 P. M.-Alumni Jewish History and

Literature Cla'ss Tuesday:

1:30 P. M.-Sisterhood Hebrew Class 2:30 P. M.- Child Study-Miss Shields,

Speaker 7:30 P. M.-Boy Scouts

Wednesday: 2 :30 P. M.-Co-Operative League of

Jewish Women's Organiza­tions- Mr. John W. Her, ring, speaker. Mahler Hall, (E. 105th and Ansel road.)

4:15 P. M.-Children's Theatre Clubs 4:15 P. M.-Children'·s Glee Club 4:30 P . M.-Children's Hebrew Classes 7:45 P. M.-Teachers' Class in Jewish

Content Thursday:

4:30 P . M.-Grade Clubs

'The Future March 5-Childr en's Sabbath Service

6-A~umni "Topics of 1927" 8-Literary Group presents "The

Play's the Thing" 19-Purim Celebration 20-Children's Theatre Purim

Carnival

Special Musical Seryices - Sunday Organ- Preambude-Rogers Anthem-The Lord is in His Holy Temple

-Lester Solo-Mrs. Avery and Mr. Whitney will

sing "My Song Shall be Always of Thy Mercy"-Mendelssohn.

Sunday's Lecture "Is the Five-Day a Week plan that is

now operating in a very few industries of the country, likely to be adopted uni­versally, because of mass production and the enormous advance in machinery which has taken place in recent years?

Is it practical? Why are certain types of employers-­

opposed to this plan? Why is organized labor advocating it? Is i t likely to be beneficial to the coun­

try and labor at large? What will the working man do with

his increased leisure? Will American industries be 'able to

compete in the world market under the five-day a week plan?

Is mass production making "machines" of the workers?

These are some of the questions which the rabbi will treat in his discourse on this great industrial and social question which has become of vital importance.

The service and lecture next Sunday, February 27, will again be broadcast over Station WJAY which is located on the Hollenden Hotel, Cleveland.

MEN'S CLUB

ttproblems of the Planets" This will be the 'subject of the lecture

by Mr. David Dietz, next Sunday, Febru­ary 27, at 9 :30 A. M., in the Sisterhood Par lor. The lecture will be illustrated with stereopticon slides. Mr. Dietz will discuss in particular, the question of the inhabitability of the other planets.

EUCLID AVENUE TEMPLE BULLETIN

rrCJ(ussia" Before Round Table Mr. D. D. Kimmel, president of the

Midland Bank, who last Summer spent considerable time traveling through Rus­sia, will bring an intimate knowledge of the present Russian situation to the Round Table next Monday, February 28, 12 noon, in Parlor 4 of the Statler Hotel.

Russia is one of the unknown quantities of the world, and the observations of an eye-witness, ought to be of interest to all of us.

Make the Round Table your rendezvous on Mondays,. and bring your friends.

SISTERHOOD

Child Study - ::March ISt Miss Permelia Shield's last lecture of

the series on "Social and Mental Hygiene" will be on the subject "Your Adolescent Girl."

This meeting, which will be held on Tuesday, March 1, will close the series of lectures arranged by the Child Study Group. Mrs. J. C. Newman invites all mothers to take advantage of Miss Shields' message.

Co-operati'Ye Women's Organizations Mr. John W. Herring will address the

Co-operative League of Jewish Women's Organizations at Mahler Hall (The Tern· pIe, East 105th street and Ansel road) on Wednesday, March 2, at 2 :30 p. m., on ''The World Grows Smaller." The presidents will hold a reception and tea, following the meeting. All are cordially invited to attend.

A trained kindergartner will be in charge of young children, whose mothers wish to attend this meeting.

Purim Festi'Yities A novel Purim Dance will be held Sat­

urday evening, March 19. One of the spe­cial features if! to be a costume parade, representing the nations of the world. Those desiring to enter, will r egister with Mrs. I. F. Freiberger.

Procure your tickets early. Price oj admission is nominal,-one dollar per per­son.

Hebrew Class A committee of the Hebrew class, under

the chairmanship of Mrs. Wm. Green, has volunteered to assist all beginners who

are anxious to acquire a knowledge of the Hebrew language. The class, meeting weekly, under the direction of Mrs. A. H. Friedland, is making excellent progress. If interested, come on Tuesday afternoons at 1 :30 in Room 206.

Literary Reading . March 8th The Sisterhood Literary Circle will pre­

sent a dramatic reading of Terenc Mol­nar's "The Play's the Thing," on Tuesday, March 8, at 2.:30 P. M., in the Temple House Auditorium.

Mrs. Chas. Rosenblatt, is chairman. Those participating are: Mesdames: Ed­win Bamberger, Milton Halle, Joseph Rosen, David Skall and Miss Isabel Dan· cynger.

ALUMNI

"TOPICS OF 1927"

The Gorgeous Revue

Sponsored by the Alumni Association

SUNDAY, MARCH 6th 8:15 P.M.

(Children's Performance 3:00 p. m.) Excellent Soloists ~plendid Chorus Humorous Skits

Coached by Mr. Richard Gage assisted by Miss Alice Neuman

Price of admission-Adults, $1; children 3OC, afternoon only

7esus, the Rejected Messiah" Mr. Pearlman"s Jewish History and

Literature Class will discuss this topic next Monday evening, at 7:45. Older memo bers of the Alumni are invited to bring friends.

Machol Contest - Sunday 9:15 'l'he 'annual Machol Oratorical Contest

will be opened by Mr. Maurice Bernstein, president of the Alumni Association next SUl'l.day morning, February 27, at 9:15.

The winners will receive cash awards, and will represent the Euclid Avenue Tem­ple in the city-wide contest to be held in March. The judges will be Judge Maurice Bernon, Mrs. A. T. Fischer, and Mr. Oscar Brown.

EUCLID AVENUE TEMPLE BULLETIN

RELIGIOUS SCHOOL

Collegiate Forum Supper Next 'Sunday, February 27, at 6 P. M.

a 'speaker of note will address the Forum sponsored by the High School De­partment. Other features on the program for the evening ,are solo dancing by Miss Clara May David, vocal selections by Miss Sylvia Better, and sketches from the Musical Revue "Topics of 1927." Our own Children's Theatre Orchestra will play.

The confirmation class is cordially in­vited to attend. Procure your tickets this Sunday from High School Board members.

~nth Grade Oratorical Contest Margery Blahd and Victor Pollock won

first-prize in the ninth grade Oratorical Contest held last Sunday. Second prizes were awarded to Frances Shapiro, Bernard Bemon and Myron Grodin. The judges were Mrs. J. O. Stein, Mr. Fred Frankel and Mr. James Miller.

Children's Ser'Y;ce The next Children's Service is to be held

on Saturday, March 5, at 10:30 A. M. Record of attendance will be taken the following Sunday morning. The class having the highest attendance in each grade, from the third through the ninth, will receive a special treat.

Our Children's 'Theatre It was a treat to be present at the

Children's Theatre last Sunday afternoon. The two plays, coached by Irene Dettel­bach and Miss Alice Neuman, were charm­ing. The old-fashioned grandmother's minuet, presented by Jane Deut'Sch, Jeanne David and Evelyn Newman, was quaint and 10vE;ly. The Children's Theatre Or­chestra, under the direction of Mr. Jerome Goldsmith, played well.

We wish to acknowledge the splendid stage work, under the direction of George Frankel.

The next performance of the Children's Theatre, will be the Purim Carnival to be held on Sunday, March 20.

Parent-Teachers Tea Last Saturday afternoon, Mrs. J. 0.­

Stein and Miss Emma Federman addressed

the parents and teachers of the Inter­mediate Department on the subject "Home and Religious School Co-operation." The discussion was led by Rabbi Brickner ane Mr. Pearlman.

Special thanks are due Mrs. D. B. Stone and the Sisterhood Committee in charge of the arrangements.

The parents and teachers of the Pri­mary Department will hold their meeting the latter part of March. Further an­nouncement;s will follow.

Hebrew ObseT'Yation Hour Our week-day Hebrew classes will hold

an informal Hebrew Observation Hour on Saturday, February 26, at 2:30 P. M. ill Rooms 202-4. The parents' committee 01 which Mrs. H. Warren is chairman, ~lJ serve refreshments.

The fathers as well as the mothers who wish to witnes's the splendid progress that has been achieved are invited to attend Page the Skeptics.

'Teachers' Class The next meeting of the Teachers' Class

in Jewish Content, will be held Wednes­day evening, March 2, at 7:45 P. M. All members of the staff are invited to attend

Washington Birthday Celebration The informal Washington's Birthdal

Dinner-Dance last Tuesday was a mosi 'Successful affair. Mr. Newton D. Baker delivered a wonderful address which will be long remembered by those who heard him.

Funds Contributions to the Library Fund have

been re~eived from the L. S. M. Club; also from MISS Selma Schwarz in memory of Adele Louise Lazarus. '

The Scholarship Fund, acknowledges the fo.llowing co~tributions: From Mrs. Meyer FIrth, the MIsses Stella and Lillian Fishel in memory of Mr. Jacob Fishel Mrs Ro~ salie Bernstein and Mr. Samuel' Sey;' also from Mrs. Myer Firth, Mrs. Belle Kram­er, Mrs. Tenie Weiskoph, Mrs. V. Fishel, Mrs. Chas. Wakefield, Miss Essie Cohen and Miss Lillian Fi'shel, in memory of Mrs. Rosenberg .