LIU J 1 I
I 117 East 85th Street
Tim LIU J New York
innm
On the occasion of the
to
new
year
extend to the officials, trustees,
and members of
our congregation, of the Sisterhood
the members
and
Men's
friends
Club
and
I
City
Elul 24, 5703
September 24th, 1943
we
1
and
to
worshippers
all
our
heartiest
nmts
rW?
greetings and good wishes. May the new year bring to each of us in¬ dividually and to all of us collec¬ tively the fulfillment of the wish up¬ permost in the hearts of all lasting and speedy peace.
—
a
Abraham Wiener, Secretary-
MAX J. ETRA, President
Abraham R. Winer, Treasurer
Saul J. Lance, Vice-President
Jacob H. Alpert, Comptroller
SYNAGOGUE ORDINANCES 1. Admission
to
the
services
or
5. Please refrain from all
conversa¬
as
as early possible. 3. Join in the congregational singing. 4. Remember that this year the ushers are also the synagogue air
during any part of the services. Proper decorum is esential for digni¬ fied worship. 6. Please be in your seat before the sermon begins. Doors will be closed during the sermon. 7. Do not remove your Tallith or leave your seats until after the ben¬ ediction is pronounced at the close
raid wardens.-
of'the service
any
part of the services will be by
card
only. This rule will be strictly
enforced. 2. Come to the services
tion
SERMON TOPICS OF RABBI LOOKSTEIN 1. 2.
Thursday: "A Blueprint For Life" Saturday: "Return, O World"
KEHILATH JESHURUN BULLETIN
Have You Reserved Your Seats
REMEMBER SELICHOTH Our Selichoth services will be held this Sat. night at 12:30 A. M. In re¬
this service has become popular and. is .attended by wo¬
cent years very
men as
fact
a
well
as men.
Because of that
special block of seats will be
set aside for the women on
the main
floor of the synagogue. Uniform books with English translation will be available to all. The traditional service will-be embellished by spe¬ cial prayers appropriate for these times. Be with us this Sat. night. BAR MITZVAH THIS SABBATH The first Bar Mitzvah of
a
Central
Jewish Institute student will be held this Saturday in our Synagogue Young Philip Lewis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Lewis, will be initiated into the fold of
Israel at
our
services.
For the
will be held in
our
Synagogue. We wil have
special guests the children's congregation of the C.J.I., for whom a special block of seats
as our
will be reserved.
We extend
greetings to the children's con¬ gregation, the Bar Mitzvah and to our
yet reserved seats for the
as
Holidays to do mittee
at
so
High
The Com¬
once.
in
charge will continue in evening from 8 to 10 and on Sunday, from 10 to 5.
session every
o'clock The
office is of
course
daily
open
from 9 to 5. If you
are one
lected to any
reserve
of those who neg¬ do not delay
seats
longer. Waiting until the last
moment will inconvenience you us.
There
of
choice
person or
are
only
seats
a
and limited number
available.
phone in order
Call
in
to procure
desired reservations. BOARD OF TRUSTEES TO MEET
Henceforth all Central Jewish Insti¬ tute Bar Mitzvahs
High Holidays
We urge all those who have net
A
very
important meeting of the
Board of Trustees will be held Mon¬
day, Sept. 27th, at 8:30 P.M., in the library of the synagogue. Since this will be the first season
meeting of the
and because there
are
new
many
activities to be planned and discussed, it is essential that every new
Trustee attend.
all future Bar Mitzvahs. A SPEEDY RECOVERY
MAZEL TOV TO THE WINERS ..Our Treasurer, Abraham R. Win¬ er and Mrs. Winer are the proud
parents of a new son. We extend to them
our
heartiest wishes. May they
derive ever-increasing joy from the new-born. MANY THANKS
The
Synagogue is now the proud possessor of a very beautiful sterling silver pointer, made in the Bezalel school in Palestine a gift from our good friend Mrs. Irving Bachrach. We are very grateful to the donor for her thoughtfulness and kindness.
The congregation prays lor the speedy recovery
fervently of
Mrs.
Aaron Etra, mother of the Etra boys. Our best wishes, too, are extended
Mrs. Isadore Schlang who is re¬ cuperating from pneumonia. May they both soon be up and about to
enjoying enduring good health. Another Member Joins the Fold We are happy to announce the
receipt of a new membership ap¬ plication from Mr. Morris Goldstein, of 35 East 84th Street. We extend
hearty welcome Gcidstein.
to
him
and
a
Mrs.
KEHILATH JESHURUN BULLETIN ROSH HASHANAH SERVICES
WEDNESDAY, SEPT.
29th
—
RAMAZ KINDERGARTEN
Rosh
Hashanah Eve Selichoth Services
6:30 A.M.
Regular morning services will follow Mincha Services
6:30 P.M.
Eruv Tavshilin should be
THURSDAY, SEPT.
30
arranged
—
Rosh Hashanah I
Morning Services
7 :30 A.M.
Mincha Services
5:15 P.M.-
Tashlich Ritual between Mincha and Maariv' Maariv Services
6:45 P.M.
FRIDAY, OCT. 1st—Rosh Morning Services Lighting of Candles
Hashanah II 7:30 A.M.
6:20 P.M.
Mincha Services
SATURDAY
—
6:20 P.M.
SHABBAT SHUVA
Morning Services 9:00 Weekly Portion: Haazinu Deuteronomy 32:1 - 52 Haftorah: Hosea 14:2 Mincha Services
-
During the week selichoth
A.M.
6:00 P.M.
by
regular morning services at 7 :30. Holiday Sermons of Rabbi Lookstein Rabbi Lookstein will preach the Rosh Hashanah ^rmon Thursday morning, at 10:30. His subject will be "A Blueprint for Life". The Rabbi will also preach
ing, at 10:45, O World". after a
on
on
Saturday
morn¬
the subject "Return,
On
Saturday afternoon, Mincha, the Rabbi will deliver
discourse in Yiddish. As
the are
progressive
well-equipped room, thoroughly lighted and aired, houses the kindergarten. An outdoor play-roof with all kinds of games is at the children's disposal. The kindergartner is an expert in her field. Facilities for afternoon rest and hot are available. Those inter¬
lunches ested
may
communicate
with
courtesy to the Rabbi and to congregation our worshippers
urgently
sermon
in order to avoid
the
Ramaz office. Your Child's Religious Education A number of
our
parents have al¬
ready enrolled their children in the C. J. I. Talmud Torah, adjoining our right of religious Hebrew education should be honored by child
to
a
every parent. The to consult with
ested
or
they
Rabbi will be glad
those who may
see
inter¬
are
Mr.
Principal of the Talmud Torah.
Kami,
ESROGIM There is
a
very
definite scarcity of
Esrogim because of war conditions*.. Therefore, those who wish to obtain Esrogim and Lulovim should -com¬ municate without delay with Mr. Joseph E. Adler, who will be able to procure domestic as well Palestinian Esrogim.
as
some
a
requested to be in their seats before the sermon begins. No one will be admitted during the to
a
synagogue. The inalienable
will be said
the
a sturdy foundation of educational career. A
every
10
6:45 A.M. and will be followed
at
The only class which still ba§ q few available places in the Ramaz School is the kindergarten. An excel¬ lent opportunity is offered to children in this kindergarten for the laying of
distraction the preacher and listeners.
NEW YEAR GREETINGS from the
Kehilath Jeshurun Sisterhood and Men's Club To their Members and Friends
KEHILATH JESHURUN BULLETIN
Synagogue Officials Joseph' IT. Lobkstein Rabbi Robert R. Fingeroth Cantor Joseph E. Adler Ritual Director Officers of the Congregation President
Max J. Etra
Saul
Vice-President
J. Lance
Treasurer
Abraham R. Winer
Abr* ham Wiener Jaeoo H.
Secretary
Comptroller
Alpert
YAHRZEITS FOR THE WEEK SIMON BERKOWITZ SAMUEL FELDMAN
CHAYIM FRIEDMAN
JACOB HECHT MICHAEL LANDAU
IGNATZ MARGARETEN PHILIP POLLNER
SABBATH SERVICES SARAH R. BUCHER
FRIDAY
.....6:30 P.M.
Lighting of Candles
6:30 P.M.
Mincha Services
BESSIE R. COHEN
SARAH HECHT ROSALIE ISRAEL
SATURDAY
A
Morning Services 9:00 A.M. Weekly Portion: Nizabim—Vayelech Deuteronomy 29:9-31:30 Haftorah: Isaiah 61:10
-
Mincha Services Selichoth Services
at
be
at
T
A
T 7-
A
7X"r
^
T
rv/\ri./\iN
BERTHA MAYER
JACOB D, COHEN Specializing in Life Insurance for Business
Purposes and Annuities
6:45 A.M. and will
followed
services at
by the regular morning 7:30. Evening services will
be held
6:30 o'clock.
at
TX
SADIE IT. LUBELL
63:9 6:30 P.M. 12:30 A.M.
Sunday morning services will be held 8:30. On Monday and Tuesday Seli-
coth will be sa;d
X
/iiniN/v
Office: 1440 Broadway—LO 5-4259 Home: 20 W. 84th St.—EN 2-7733
YECS1DE MEMORIAL
CHAPEL
WITHIN THE REACH OF ALL For three
facilities
generations the finest in funeral, service and
...
at
a
cost in
keeping with
your
circumstances.
76th Street and Amsterdam Avenue ENdicott 2-6600 Far 1250
Rockaway, L. Central
I.
Avenue
Rockaway 7-7100 Comply with' strictest orthodox requirements FAr
Miami 1236
Beach, Fla. Washington Ave.
Miami 5-7777 CHARLES ROSENTHAL Director
Tim LIU J New York
innm
On the occasion of the
to
new
year
extend to the officials, trustees,
and members of
our congregation, of the Sisterhood
the members
and
Men's
friends
Club
and
I
City
Elul 24, 5703
September 24th, 1943
we
1
and
to
worshippers
all
our
heartiest
nmts
rW?
greetings and good wishes. May the new year bring to each of us in¬ dividually and to all of us collec¬ tively the fulfillment of the wish up¬ permost in the hearts of all lasting and speedy peace.
—
a
Abraham Wiener, Secretary-
MAX J. ETRA, President
Abraham R. Winer, Treasurer
Saul J. Lance, Vice-President
Jacob H. Alpert, Comptroller
SYNAGOGUE ORDINANCES 1. Admission
to
the
services
or
5. Please refrain from all
conversa¬
as
as early possible. 3. Join in the congregational singing. 4. Remember that this year the ushers are also the synagogue air
during any part of the services. Proper decorum is esential for digni¬ fied worship. 6. Please be in your seat before the sermon begins. Doors will be closed during the sermon. 7. Do not remove your Tallith or leave your seats until after the ben¬ ediction is pronounced at the close
raid wardens.-
of'the service
any
part of the services will be by
card
only. This rule will be strictly
enforced. 2. Come to the services
tion
SERMON TOPICS OF RABBI LOOKSTEIN 1. 2.
Thursday: "A Blueprint For Life" Saturday: "Return, O World"
KEHILATH JESHURUN BULLETIN
Have You Reserved Your Seats
REMEMBER SELICHOTH Our Selichoth services will be held this Sat. night at 12:30 A. M. In re¬
this service has become popular and. is .attended by wo¬
cent years very
men as
fact
a
well
as men.
Because of that
special block of seats will be
set aside for the women on
the main
floor of the synagogue. Uniform books with English translation will be available to all. The traditional service will-be embellished by spe¬ cial prayers appropriate for these times. Be with us this Sat. night. BAR MITZVAH THIS SABBATH The first Bar Mitzvah of
a
Central
Jewish Institute student will be held this Saturday in our Synagogue Young Philip Lewis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Lewis, will be initiated into the fold of
Israel at
our
services.
For the
will be held in
our
Synagogue. We wil have
special guests the children's congregation of the C.J.I., for whom a special block of seats
as our
will be reserved.
We extend
greetings to the children's con¬ gregation, the Bar Mitzvah and to our
yet reserved seats for the
as
Holidays to do mittee
at
so
High
The Com¬
once.
in
charge will continue in evening from 8 to 10 and on Sunday, from 10 to 5.
session every
o'clock The
office is of
course
daily
open
from 9 to 5. If you
are one
lected to any
reserve
of those who neg¬ do not delay
seats
longer. Waiting until the last
moment will inconvenience you us.
There
of
choice
person or
are
only
seats
a
and limited number
available.
phone in order
Call
in
to procure
desired reservations. BOARD OF TRUSTEES TO MEET
Henceforth all Central Jewish Insti¬ tute Bar Mitzvahs
High Holidays
We urge all those who have net
A
very
important meeting of the
Board of Trustees will be held Mon¬
day, Sept. 27th, at 8:30 P.M., in the library of the synagogue. Since this will be the first season
meeting of the
and because there
are
new
many
activities to be planned and discussed, it is essential that every new
Trustee attend.
all future Bar Mitzvahs. A SPEEDY RECOVERY
MAZEL TOV TO THE WINERS ..Our Treasurer, Abraham R. Win¬ er and Mrs. Winer are the proud
parents of a new son. We extend to them
our
heartiest wishes. May they
derive ever-increasing joy from the new-born. MANY THANKS
The
Synagogue is now the proud possessor of a very beautiful sterling silver pointer, made in the Bezalel school in Palestine a gift from our good friend Mrs. Irving Bachrach. We are very grateful to the donor for her thoughtfulness and kindness.
The congregation prays lor the speedy recovery
fervently of
Mrs.
Aaron Etra, mother of the Etra boys. Our best wishes, too, are extended
Mrs. Isadore Schlang who is re¬ cuperating from pneumonia. May they both soon be up and about to
enjoying enduring good health. Another Member Joins the Fold We are happy to announce the
receipt of a new membership ap¬ plication from Mr. Morris Goldstein, of 35 East 84th Street. We extend
hearty welcome Gcidstein.
to
him
and
a
Mrs.
KEHILATH JESHURUN BULLETIN ROSH HASHANAH SERVICES
WEDNESDAY, SEPT.
29th
—
RAMAZ KINDERGARTEN
Rosh
Hashanah Eve Selichoth Services
6:30 A.M.
Regular morning services will follow Mincha Services
6:30 P.M.
Eruv Tavshilin should be
THURSDAY, SEPT.
30
arranged
—
Rosh Hashanah I
Morning Services
7 :30 A.M.
Mincha Services
5:15 P.M.-
Tashlich Ritual between Mincha and Maariv' Maariv Services
6:45 P.M.
FRIDAY, OCT. 1st—Rosh Morning Services Lighting of Candles
Hashanah II 7:30 A.M.
6:20 P.M.
Mincha Services
SATURDAY
—
6:20 P.M.
SHABBAT SHUVA
Morning Services 9:00 Weekly Portion: Haazinu Deuteronomy 32:1 - 52 Haftorah: Hosea 14:2 Mincha Services
-
During the week selichoth
A.M.
6:00 P.M.
by
regular morning services at 7 :30. Holiday Sermons of Rabbi Lookstein Rabbi Lookstein will preach the Rosh Hashanah ^rmon Thursday morning, at 10:30. His subject will be "A Blueprint for Life". The Rabbi will also preach
ing, at 10:45, O World". after a
on
on
Saturday
morn¬
the subject "Return,
On
Saturday afternoon, Mincha, the Rabbi will deliver
discourse in Yiddish. As
the are
progressive
well-equipped room, thoroughly lighted and aired, houses the kindergarten. An outdoor play-roof with all kinds of games is at the children's disposal. The kindergartner is an expert in her field. Facilities for afternoon rest and hot are available. Those inter¬
lunches ested
may
communicate
with
courtesy to the Rabbi and to congregation our worshippers
urgently
sermon
in order to avoid
the
Ramaz office. Your Child's Religious Education A number of
our
parents have al¬
ready enrolled their children in the C. J. I. Talmud Torah, adjoining our right of religious Hebrew education should be honored by child
to
a
every parent. The to consult with
ested
or
they
Rabbi will be glad
those who may
see
inter¬
are
Mr.
Principal of the Talmud Torah.
Kami,
ESROGIM There is
a
very
definite scarcity of
Esrogim because of war conditions*.. Therefore, those who wish to obtain Esrogim and Lulovim should -com¬ municate without delay with Mr. Joseph E. Adler, who will be able to procure domestic as well Palestinian Esrogim.
as
some
a
requested to be in their seats before the sermon begins. No one will be admitted during the to
a
synagogue. The inalienable
will be said
the
a sturdy foundation of educational career. A
every
10
6:45 A.M. and will be followed
at
The only class which still ba§ q few available places in the Ramaz School is the kindergarten. An excel¬ lent opportunity is offered to children in this kindergarten for the laying of
distraction the preacher and listeners.
NEW YEAR GREETINGS from the
Kehilath Jeshurun Sisterhood and Men's Club To their Members and Friends
KEHILATH JESHURUN BULLETIN
Synagogue Officials Joseph' IT. Lobkstein Rabbi Robert R. Fingeroth Cantor Joseph E. Adler Ritual Director Officers of the Congregation President
Max J. Etra
Saul
Vice-President
J. Lance
Treasurer
Abraham R. Winer
Abr* ham Wiener Jaeoo H.
Secretary
Comptroller
Alpert
YAHRZEITS FOR THE WEEK SIMON BERKOWITZ SAMUEL FELDMAN
CHAYIM FRIEDMAN
JACOB HECHT MICHAEL LANDAU
IGNATZ MARGARETEN PHILIP POLLNER
SABBATH SERVICES SARAH R. BUCHER
FRIDAY
.....6:30 P.M.
Lighting of Candles
6:30 P.M.
Mincha Services
BESSIE R. COHEN
SARAH HECHT ROSALIE ISRAEL
SATURDAY
A
Morning Services 9:00 A.M. Weekly Portion: Nizabim—Vayelech Deuteronomy 29:9-31:30 Haftorah: Isaiah 61:10
-
Mincha Services Selichoth Services
at
be
at
T
A
T 7-
A
7X"r
^
T
rv/\ri./\iN
BERTHA MAYER
JACOB D, COHEN Specializing in Life Insurance for Business
Purposes and Annuities
6:45 A.M. and will
followed
services at
by the regular morning 7:30. Evening services will
be held
6:30 o'clock.
at
TX
SADIE IT. LUBELL
63:9 6:30 P.M. 12:30 A.M.
Sunday morning services will be held 8:30. On Monday and Tuesday Seli-
coth will be sa;d
X
/iiniN/v
Office: 1440 Broadway—LO 5-4259 Home: 20 W. 84th St.—EN 2-7733
YECS1DE MEMORIAL
CHAPEL
WITHIN THE REACH OF ALL For three
facilities
generations the finest in funeral, service and
...
at
a
cost in
keeping with
your
circumstances.
76th Street and Amsterdam Avenue ENdicott 2-6600 Far 1250
Rockaway, L. Central
I.
Avenue
Rockaway 7-7100 Comply with' strictest orthodox requirements FAr
Miami 1236
Beach, Fla. Washington Ave.
Miami 5-7777 CHARLES ROSENTHAL Director
