The Sentinel, v.048 no. 02, 1922

              THE SENTINEL
TO LAY CORNER STONE OF
JOHN R. MAGILL &CO NEW TEMPLE
35 N. Dearborn St.
Central 7900
First Jewish Congregation of Albany Park to Hold
Managers of Central Busi- . Impressive Ceremonies October 22
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Elaborate arrangements are being
made by Temple Beth Israel for the
ceremony of laying the corner stone
of its new Synagogue which will take
place Sunday afternoon, October 22,
at 2 o'clock. A number of prominent
speakers, whose names will be an-nounced
later, will deliver addresses
on this festive occasion.
The new Temple is now being built
on the southwest corner of Bernard
and Ainslie streets. The dimensions
of the building are 62x110, and it will
consist of Sabbath School rooms, a
community hall, and an auditorium
which will seat 1,000. When com-pleted
the Temple will cost more than
$150,000, and it will be the most im-posing
edifice for religious purposes in
the neighborhood.
Temple Beth Israel is the first
Jewish organization of Albany Park. It
was founded in 1917, and for the last
three years its activities have been
housed in a rented hail at 4818 North
Kedzie avenue. More than 200 fam-ilies
are affiliated with the congre-gation.
WASHINGTON BOULEVARD
TEMPLE.
Concluding services for the Succoth
festival Friday evening at 8:15. Sub-ject
of sermon, "The Conclusion-
What Then?" Saturday morning serv-ices
and sermon at 10:30. Children
of the Sabbath school are expected to
attend either Friday evening or Satur-day
morning services.
The week-day Hebrew school will
reopen after this week. Children who
want to study Hebrew should leave
their names at the office.
Dancing classes commence Tuesday,
October 17. For information, call
Kedzie 1212.
The lecture course, consisting of ten
lectures and recitals will open Wednes-day
night, October 25, with an organ
and song recital by Mr. Arthur Dun-ham
and Mrs. Benedict.
Jr. Aux. Mothers' Aid.-The first
meeting will be held Monday, October
9, at 1:30 p. m. preceded by a ward
meeting at 1 p. m.
ALBERT A.
Architect
Telephone Superior 0951
Temple Beth Israel is a reform
Congregation. Its minister is Rabbi
S. Felix Mendelsohn, a graduate of
the Hebrew Union College, who
served as resident chaplain during the
war. Upon his discharge in 1919 he
accepted the call extended to him
from Temple Beth Israel.
Affiliated with the Temple are a
number of auxiliary societies, of which
the most important are the Sister-hood
and the Temple Center. Mrs.
E. L. Cohen is president of the Sister-hood
and Mr. A. S. Benjamin is presi-dent
of the center.
The officers of the Temple Beth
Israel are Theodore W. David, Presi-dent:
Albert Falzer, Vice President;
Leslie Senelick, Treasurer; Robert
Silverman, Secretary, and Charles
Benjamin, Financial Secretary.
The following are the members of
the Committee on the Laying of the
Cornerstone: Wi. Levine, Chairman;
Albert Falzer, Herman Salzberg, Sjm-uel
Fox, H. A. Gordon, Robert Silver-man.
Leslie Senelick, Wi. Eichen-baum
and Thomas Novak.
Colonel Harris Weinstock, one of
the foremost Jews of the West, a noted
sublicist and man of affairs, died at
Palo Alto hospital of a fractured skull,
which he sustained when he was
thrown from a horse which he was
riding near Los Altos.
Jewish members in the new Hun-garian
parliament include five Social-ists
and three Liberal-Democrats.
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