LIU J ..IIi
rirr
III A
117 East 85th Street
New York
—
—
result of
RABBI PRESENTS BLUEPRINT
those
FOR FUTURE ACTIVITIES At the Board of Trustees
meeting
courses
presented
on
gregational past and
vices and last for
The plan
listened with great interest. covered an evaluation of
our
even
con¬
a
a
Beard of
Trustees will
in¬
ON YEAR BOOK
now
Mr. Fred
Margareten, Chairman of
the 1943 Year Book Committee,
re¬
ported to the Board of Trustees that the financial success of the project exceeded that attained by any simi¬ lar undertaking in the past. What was even more gratifying to learn was that the Year Book this year will be more than a mere journal of ads and compliments. It will have import¬ ant literary material. It will include religious information, as well as other pertinent reading matter. The
DO YOU KNOW
familiar with the Jewish book? Are you acquainted with the meaning and significance of some of the important prayers? Do you know why, when and by whom they were composed? Beginning with next Saturday Are you
prayer
afternoon, Rabbi Lookstein will de¬ liver a series of discourses on the
Year Book will therefore
handbook for all
general subject of the Jewish Prayer sense
are
GLOWING REPORT
YOUR PRAYER BOOK?
a
women
vited.
study the plan and prepare for its proper implementation.
Book. In
ser¬
half year. It is
planned that a question and period will follow the regular
discourse. Men and
the future. It
revision of its financial structure.
The
a
answer
long range suggested a rethinking of the scope and object¬ ives of the congregation, as well as view of
five successive weeks
on
Saturday afternoons.
These discourse follow mincha
future activities to which the Board
4
on
delivered
Rabbi Lookstein comprehensive plan of
requests made by the Rabbi's dis¬ the Kaddish which were
numerous
who heard
last Thursday night, a
City
Tebet 25, 5704
January 21, 1944
♦
i
LIU J ..II
this series is the
our
serve
year-round
as a
use
by
members.
RABBI LOOKSTEIN WILL SPEAK THIS SATURDAY MORNING AT 10:30 on
"ARROGANCE
4
—
Its Personal and Social
Implications"
KEHILATH JESHURUN BULLETIN
SISTERHOOD NEWS
All members and their friends
are
cordially invited to
our
next meeting
MONDAY, JANUARY 24 CAFETERIA LUNCH 1 P.M.
MRS. MAURICE FINKELSTEIN will discuss "The Great Hatred"
"The Life Of Shalom Aleichem"
by Maurice Samuel CANTOR ROBERT R. FINGEROTH Will sing
We
are
proud to
announce
Yiddish Folk Songs
the
presentation of three scholarships to Ramaz School to date. May the de¬
serving children enjoy tion with
fine educa¬
blessings.
our
Mrs. Samuel Rosen and Dr. Ann
a
as
chairman
Casper,
important of charities.
most
Our
Camp Fund must be kept going, for our youngsters who were at camp last summer are again an¬ ticipating those two glorious weeks we will give them. Mrs. S. L. Brody,
as co-chairman Jewish Appeal, are al¬ ready hard at work planning for this
makes it.
THEATRE PARTY HUGE SUCCESS
were
of the United
Those
who
"Jackpot" last part of our Theatre Party were delighted not only with the performance, but with as
the opportunity to socialize with the congregational family. Those, who, for one reason or another, could not be
with
us
have
cause
to
regret
their absence. Mr. Louis J.
Singer, Chairman of Party, certainly deserves the fullest gratitude for his preserv¬ ing and at times tedious work. His -capable leadership and the tirq.e and effort that he gave to the project the Theatre
chairman of this Fund asks you to
respond to her appeal when she
it
responsible for the
was
saw
Wednesday night
Good
luck to them!
—
a
richer
success
success
that
than that
of last year's Theatre Party! To the following ticket sellers go his thanks, as well as the thanks of the congregation: Israel Cummings, Max J. Etra, William Fischberg, Mor¬ ris S. Galler, Alex Garfein, Herman
Goldman, Irwin B. Jacobs, Dr. Elihu Katz, Irving Kobrin, Saul J. Lance, Samuel Levy, Sol Lustbader, Arnold Livingston, William Prince, Samuel Rosen, Mrs. Jacob Rudd, J. J. Rosenblum, Leigh Robbins, Aaron J. Si¬ mon, Max Scheidt, Eli Siegel, Abra¬ ham R. Winer, I. F. Weisman, H. Weiss.
KEHILATH JESHURUN BULLETIN
MEN'S CLUB NEWS
ANNUAL CHARITY
4
TYPICAL
Now that the time is fast approach¬
^
MEN'S
CLUB
RUMMAGE SALE As
example of the spirit with, members are imbued,, Klein, optician, continues his provide eye-glasses free of"
an
which
our
ing for the Annual Charity Rummage Sale, held in cooperation with the
Leon A.
Sisterhood, Chairman Lawrence Brody and Co-chairman, Irwin B. Jacobs,
charge to
remind us to send in that unused merchandise. Don't throw away or destroy any discarded or unwanted artciles. Something new, something old, we'll make good use of
offer to
any
underprivileged child
of Ramaz School, who needs them. An action such as this further ex¬
plains the phenomenal growth of group. We thrive on the good
our we
anything
get. If you telephone the syna¬ or ATwater 9-0820, we'll be pleased to call for same. We
SPIRIT
do!
we
^
gogue office, ATwater 9-5760
acknowledge with
thanks the merchandise Mr. and Mrs. Zeb
sent
in
by Epstein, Mrs. J.
Pofcher, Samuel Kramer ($ Brothers.
and Jacobs
CONGRATULATIONS We
happy to announce that Program Chairman, Dr. Elihu Katz, was recently elected president of the New York Physicians Society. are
our
We wish him every new
success
in his
office.
MEMBERSHIP Our
Membership Chairman, Jack
Alpert, tells us that our paid up membership today is larger than at any time in our history. He further states, that we have the largest ^ Men's Club registration in the city. This condition is brought about as a result of effective leadership and an
unswerving devotion and
pur¬
pose.
FRANKFURTERS TO THE FORE! Once again we thank our good friend and food patron, the generous Sam Bucher. This silent
gentleman frankfurters speak for him and they never fail to have their say lets his
at
every meeting. What would a Men's Club social hour be without them?
PARK EAST GROUP
TO HOLD DANCE
^
The Park East Youth meets on
Group which
the first and third Wednes¬ month in our social
days of each hall will hold
Valentine Dance on Sunday evening, Feb. 14th in our building. Tickets are now on sale and can be obtained from Miss Inez a
4 Zuckerman, 200 West 98th Street., MO. 2-5841, and are priced at 83c.
JACOB D. COHEN T D."
Specializing in Life Insurance and Annuities
Office: 1440
Broadway—LO 5-4259
Home: 20 W. 84th St.—EN 2-7733 New York
City
Daily Serivces
Synagogue Officials Joseph H. Lookstein Robert R. Fingeroth Joseph E. Adler
Rabbi
Cantor Ritual Director
Officers of the Congregation Max J. Etra
Vice-President
Abraham R. Winer
Treasurer
Abraham Wiener
Secretary Comptroller
Jaeon H. Alpert
7:30 A.M. 8:30 A.M. 5:50 P.M.
YAHRZEITS FOR THE WEEK
President
Saul J. Lance
Morning Sunday morning Evening HYMAN COHEN MORRIS GOLD ALBERT HERSKOVITS
JANE FISCHEL HENRIETTA HIRSCH
SCHEDULE OF SERVICES
EVA HOFSTADTER
FRIDAY
CLARA LEWIS
Lighting of Candles
5:45 P.M.
Mincha Services
5:45 P.M.
JENNIE SIEGEL
SATURDAY
Morning Weekly Portion: Voera
9:00 A.M. ON
BOARDWALK
THE
ATLANTIC
Exodus: 6:2-9:35 Haftorah: Ezekiel 28:25-29:21 Rosh Chodesh Prayers Rosh Chodesh Shevat will be
DIETARY on
Only Boardwalk Jtcle.1 Under Supervision of Atlantic City ftahli Alosheh S/tapiro
5:30 P.M.
Discourse in English will follow Mincha Services
I
LAWS
Ihe
Wednesday, January 26th Mincha Serivces
CITY
An Entire B/ock ofOceanSunDecks.
EARLY RESERVATIONS FOR; PAS SO V E R S UCC ESTED;
IYECSIEE MEMORIAL
CHAPEL
WITHIN THE REACH OF 7*.LL
For three generations the finest in funeral service and facilities
...
at a cost in
keeping with
your
circumstances.
76th Street and Amsterdam Avenue ENdicott 2-G600 Far 1250
FAr
Rockaway, L. Central
I.
Avenue
Rockaway 7-7100 Comply with strictest orthodox requirements
Miami 1236
Beach, Fla. Washington Ave.
Miami
5-7777
CHARLES ROSENTHAL Director
III A
117 East 85th Street
New York
—
—
result of
RABBI PRESENTS BLUEPRINT
those
FOR FUTURE ACTIVITIES At the Board of Trustees
meeting
courses
presented
on
gregational past and
vices and last for
The plan
listened with great interest. covered an evaluation of
our
even
con¬
a
a
Beard of
Trustees will
in¬
ON YEAR BOOK
now
Mr. Fred
Margareten, Chairman of
the 1943 Year Book Committee,
re¬
ported to the Board of Trustees that the financial success of the project exceeded that attained by any simi¬ lar undertaking in the past. What was even more gratifying to learn was that the Year Book this year will be more than a mere journal of ads and compliments. It will have import¬ ant literary material. It will include religious information, as well as other pertinent reading matter. The
DO YOU KNOW
familiar with the Jewish book? Are you acquainted with the meaning and significance of some of the important prayers? Do you know why, when and by whom they were composed? Beginning with next Saturday Are you
prayer
afternoon, Rabbi Lookstein will de¬ liver a series of discourses on the
Year Book will therefore
handbook for all
general subject of the Jewish Prayer sense
are
GLOWING REPORT
YOUR PRAYER BOOK?
a
women
vited.
study the plan and prepare for its proper implementation.
Book. In
ser¬
half year. It is
planned that a question and period will follow the regular
discourse. Men and
the future. It
revision of its financial structure.
The
a
answer
long range suggested a rethinking of the scope and object¬ ives of the congregation, as well as view of
five successive weeks
on
Saturday afternoons.
These discourse follow mincha
future activities to which the Board
4
on
delivered
Rabbi Lookstein comprehensive plan of
requests made by the Rabbi's dis¬ the Kaddish which were
numerous
who heard
last Thursday night, a
City
Tebet 25, 5704
January 21, 1944
♦
i
LIU J ..II
this series is the
our
serve
year-round
as a
use
by
members.
RABBI LOOKSTEIN WILL SPEAK THIS SATURDAY MORNING AT 10:30 on
"ARROGANCE
4
—
Its Personal and Social
Implications"
KEHILATH JESHURUN BULLETIN
SISTERHOOD NEWS
All members and their friends
are
cordially invited to
our
next meeting
MONDAY, JANUARY 24 CAFETERIA LUNCH 1 P.M.
MRS. MAURICE FINKELSTEIN will discuss "The Great Hatred"
"The Life Of Shalom Aleichem"
by Maurice Samuel CANTOR ROBERT R. FINGEROTH Will sing
We
are
proud to
announce
Yiddish Folk Songs
the
presentation of three scholarships to Ramaz School to date. May the de¬
serving children enjoy tion with
fine educa¬
blessings.
our
Mrs. Samuel Rosen and Dr. Ann
a
as
chairman
Casper,
important of charities.
most
Our
Camp Fund must be kept going, for our youngsters who were at camp last summer are again an¬ ticipating those two glorious weeks we will give them. Mrs. S. L. Brody,
as co-chairman Jewish Appeal, are al¬ ready hard at work planning for this
makes it.
THEATRE PARTY HUGE SUCCESS
were
of the United
Those
who
"Jackpot" last part of our Theatre Party were delighted not only with the performance, but with as
the opportunity to socialize with the congregational family. Those, who, for one reason or another, could not be
with
us
have
cause
to
regret
their absence. Mr. Louis J.
Singer, Chairman of Party, certainly deserves the fullest gratitude for his preserv¬ ing and at times tedious work. His -capable leadership and the tirq.e and effort that he gave to the project the Theatre
chairman of this Fund asks you to
respond to her appeal when she
it
responsible for the
was
saw
Wednesday night
Good
luck to them!
—
a
richer
success
success
that
than that
of last year's Theatre Party! To the following ticket sellers go his thanks, as well as the thanks of the congregation: Israel Cummings, Max J. Etra, William Fischberg, Mor¬ ris S. Galler, Alex Garfein, Herman
Goldman, Irwin B. Jacobs, Dr. Elihu Katz, Irving Kobrin, Saul J. Lance, Samuel Levy, Sol Lustbader, Arnold Livingston, William Prince, Samuel Rosen, Mrs. Jacob Rudd, J. J. Rosenblum, Leigh Robbins, Aaron J. Si¬ mon, Max Scheidt, Eli Siegel, Abra¬ ham R. Winer, I. F. Weisman, H. Weiss.
KEHILATH JESHURUN BULLETIN
MEN'S CLUB NEWS
ANNUAL CHARITY
4
TYPICAL
Now that the time is fast approach¬
^
MEN'S
CLUB
RUMMAGE SALE As
example of the spirit with, members are imbued,, Klein, optician, continues his provide eye-glasses free of"
an
which
our
ing for the Annual Charity Rummage Sale, held in cooperation with the
Leon A.
Sisterhood, Chairman Lawrence Brody and Co-chairman, Irwin B. Jacobs,
charge to
remind us to send in that unused merchandise. Don't throw away or destroy any discarded or unwanted artciles. Something new, something old, we'll make good use of
offer to
any
underprivileged child
of Ramaz School, who needs them. An action such as this further ex¬
plains the phenomenal growth of group. We thrive on the good
our we
anything
get. If you telephone the syna¬ or ATwater 9-0820, we'll be pleased to call for same. We
SPIRIT
do!
we
^
gogue office, ATwater 9-5760
acknowledge with
thanks the merchandise Mr. and Mrs. Zeb
sent
in
by Epstein, Mrs. J.
Pofcher, Samuel Kramer ($ Brothers.
and Jacobs
CONGRATULATIONS We
happy to announce that Program Chairman, Dr. Elihu Katz, was recently elected president of the New York Physicians Society. are
our
We wish him every new
success
in his
office.
MEMBERSHIP Our
Membership Chairman, Jack
Alpert, tells us that our paid up membership today is larger than at any time in our history. He further states, that we have the largest ^ Men's Club registration in the city. This condition is brought about as a result of effective leadership and an
unswerving devotion and
pur¬
pose.
FRANKFURTERS TO THE FORE! Once again we thank our good friend and food patron, the generous Sam Bucher. This silent
gentleman frankfurters speak for him and they never fail to have their say lets his
at
every meeting. What would a Men's Club social hour be without them?
PARK EAST GROUP
TO HOLD DANCE
^
The Park East Youth meets on
Group which
the first and third Wednes¬ month in our social
days of each hall will hold
Valentine Dance on Sunday evening, Feb. 14th in our building. Tickets are now on sale and can be obtained from Miss Inez a
4 Zuckerman, 200 West 98th Street., MO. 2-5841, and are priced at 83c.
JACOB D. COHEN T D."
Specializing in Life Insurance and Annuities
Office: 1440
Broadway—LO 5-4259
Home: 20 W. 84th St.—EN 2-7733 New York
City
Daily Serivces
Synagogue Officials Joseph H. Lookstein Robert R. Fingeroth Joseph E. Adler
Rabbi
Cantor Ritual Director
Officers of the Congregation Max J. Etra
Vice-President
Abraham R. Winer
Treasurer
Abraham Wiener
Secretary Comptroller
Jaeon H. Alpert
7:30 A.M. 8:30 A.M. 5:50 P.M.
YAHRZEITS FOR THE WEEK
President
Saul J. Lance
Morning Sunday morning Evening HYMAN COHEN MORRIS GOLD ALBERT HERSKOVITS
JANE FISCHEL HENRIETTA HIRSCH
SCHEDULE OF SERVICES
EVA HOFSTADTER
FRIDAY
CLARA LEWIS
Lighting of Candles
5:45 P.M.
Mincha Services
5:45 P.M.
JENNIE SIEGEL
SATURDAY
Morning Weekly Portion: Voera
9:00 A.M. ON
BOARDWALK
THE
ATLANTIC
Exodus: 6:2-9:35 Haftorah: Ezekiel 28:25-29:21 Rosh Chodesh Prayers Rosh Chodesh Shevat will be
DIETARY on
Only Boardwalk Jtcle.1 Under Supervision of Atlantic City ftahli Alosheh S/tapiro
5:30 P.M.
Discourse in English will follow Mincha Services
I
LAWS
Ihe
Wednesday, January 26th Mincha Serivces
CITY
An Entire B/ock ofOceanSunDecks.
EARLY RESERVATIONS FOR; PAS SO V E R S UCC ESTED;
IYECSIEE MEMORIAL
CHAPEL
WITHIN THE REACH OF 7*.LL
For three generations the finest in funeral service and facilities
...
at a cost in
keeping with
your
circumstances.
76th Street and Amsterdam Avenue ENdicott 2-G600 Far 1250
FAr
Rockaway, L. Central
I.
Avenue
Rockaway 7-7100 Comply with strictest orthodox requirements
Miami 1236
Beach, Fla. Washington Ave.
Miami
5-7777
CHARLES ROSENTHAL Director
