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Shebat 9, 5703
January 15/ 1943
Synagogue Gallop Poll sermon last Saturday, Rab¬ bi Lcokstein discussed the varietes of sermonic discourse. Those who
TO ALL
THANKS
In his
At
the conclusion of our very
successful my
Theatre
Party I extend
heartiest thanks to
were
all who con¬
talk
Those who who bought them, those who by their counsel
present considered the Rabbi's a lesson in homelitics for
tributed to that success.
layman.
sold tickets and those
nounced, sent
rendered valuable assistance to all goes my humble expressions of gratitude. May we snjoy similar celebrations midst ever .ncreasing success and peace. and cooperation
their
—
LOUIS J.
mon
ate". In addition, the of
the
membership regarding the
improvements in the synagogue ser¬ vice. Watch the mails for the ques¬
Chairman
tionnaire.
PREACH THIS SABBATH AT 10:30 A.M. on
"
questionnaire
will seek to obtain the suggestions
SINGER
RABBI LOOKSTEIN V/ILL
"Shortly", the Rabbi an¬ "a questionnaire will be out to the membership asking opinion as to the type of ser¬ that they would best appreci¬
PROPHETISM"
KEHILATH JESHURUN BULLETIN
Synagogue Officials Joseph H. Lookstein Robert R. Fingeroth Joseph E. Adler
Bible Class Starts
Rabbi
Cantor Ritual Director
Officers of the Congregation Max J. Etra
President
Saul J. Lance
Vice-President
Abraham R. Winer Abraham Wiener
Treasurer
Secretary
Jacoo H. Alpert
Comptroller
January 15, 1943
Shebat 9, 5703
Schedule of Services
FRIDAY
Lighting of Candles
5:40 P.M.
.
Mincha Services
5:45 P.M.
SATURDAY
The
Adult
Auspiciously
Bible
Class
had
its
opening session last Wednesday with thirty men and women present. Among them were some of the out¬
standing members
of the congrega¬ The introduc¬
tion and their wives.
tory lecture
gave a
brief survey of
the contents of the Bible and pro¬ ceeded at once to a discussion of the prophetic books which will form the subject of study this season. The Book of Joshua as the first of the prophetic books was then analyzed and a warm and highly
stimulating
Morning Services
9:00 A.M.
general discussion followed.
Weekly Portion: BO Exodus 10:1-13:16 Haftorah:
Jeremiah 46:13-28
Mincha Services
5:30 P.M.
A Discourse in Yiddish will follow Mincha
Daily Services
Morning Sunday Morning Evening
7:30 A.M. 8:30 A.M. 5:45 P.M.
Yahrzeits for the week -
JOSEPH FREED SAMUEL GALLER
JOSEPH KORACK
On Wednesday, Jan. 20th, the class will meet again at which time the Book of Judges will be discussed.
Significant chapters in that book have already been assigned for pre¬ liminary reading and it is expected that the second session of the class will be even more interesting than
the first. Those who could not attend the first session and expect to attend the second are asked to read chapt. 4 and 5 in the Book of
Judges. This
will make their participation
more
enlightening and enjoyable.
DORA MILLER
MALKAH BAUM
January 15, 1943
Shebat 9, 5703
If you want to obtain a familiarity with the historic background of the
prophetic
era in Israel, if you want be introduced to the great and
CHAMISHO OSAR B'SHEBAT On Thursday, Jan. 21st, we will celebrate the Jewish Arbor Day, also called the New Year of Trees. It is
abiding ethical teachings of the
customary to partake of such fruit grows in Palestine on that day.
oughf not to miss this opportunity. A
as
to
phets, if
pro¬
seek an evaluation of their message for our own day, you you
cordial invitation is evtended to all.
KEHILATH JESHURUN BULLETIN
SISTERHOOD CHATTER As predicted, the Sisterhood
Greetings and Gratitude Louis Singer
meet¬
ing on Monday was the year's standing one. It was obvious
A relative
out¬
that
of
purpose
doing their share
congregation. His devotion and in¬
towards the War
Effort. The business part of the eting was short but effective. An active
dustry are touching and contagious. Many have been fired with enthus¬ iasm by the example he has set.
me¬
sewing and knitting headed by Rose Alpert and Helen Brody pledged themselves to
His
group
EVERY
met
MONDAY
from
1
urged to lend them
to the group.
working for 1'Bundles
tine". Can any Jewish a
ed in such
gratification
Dr.
Anne Casper is still willing give the "Advanced First Aid Course" if ten or more women will to
woman
program
was
charmingly simple
delivered but
manner
deep conviction which mani¬ thoroughness of her knowl¬
fested the
edge and which opened a trend of thought hitherto unknown to most present.
There
questions and Siegel substantiated her talk with incidents and personal experi¬ ences. All expressed the hope were
Mrs.
most
Siegel will
return in the
near
future and continue her subject. Sound pictures on
"Tolerance",
"Sabotage" and
"The
followed. This, too,
War
was a
Effort"
treat and
him.
as
our
Jewish
obligations Every
women.
left
feeling she had spent enjoyable day. It was grand!
a
And now! The March of Outstand¬
ing Meetings goes on for on JAN¬ UARY 25th, at 2 P.M. Sisterhood in¬ —
vites to
a
at
its
members and their guests
MID-YEAR MEMBERSHIP TEA,
which a representative of the O.P.A. will explain in detail the new FOOD POINT RATIONING SYSTEM. This is of vital interest to every wo¬
man.
We
invite
this afternoon
as
a
diary. Congratulations
to Mr. and Mrs.
to
set aside MUST in your
you
date
that
Mrs.
deep
to
another reminder of
especially
register.
with
activity
behalf of the House of God may yield beneficial results to it and in
in this work.
a
success
financially, dram¬
Our heartiest thanks to him and sincerest wishes that his
more
Inter-faith
—
our
worthy cause? Come and show your approval by participating
in
to
atically and socially.
find
privilege of listening to Mrs. Beth Levin Siegel and indeed it was a privilege. Her message on the Jewish woman's place in the
contribution
unqualified
an
in every respect
We
We had the
recent
ship of the Theatre Party which was held last Tuesday and which result¬
to
For Pales¬
woman
most
synagogue welfare is his chairman¬
5 P.M. in the social hall. All mem¬ bers who have sewing machines are are
midst,
Mr. Louis J. Singer has already won the affection and esteem of the entire
the group of women who gathered with the sincere
came
newcomer in our
to
and best wishes
Frank Tisch
on
arrival of their glamour girl. missed Rose
Schlang and
sorry to hear she is ill. We a
speedy recovery.
.
we
the
.We are
hope for
KEHILATH JESHURUN BULLETIN An
Open Letter
to
the
Sisterhood
Dear Members: At this very minute some of our brethren are being tortured, starved and
beaten to death. This, dear friends, is no pigment of a morbid imagination; it is a painful and hor¬ rible
fact.
Are
to
we
shrug our shoulders dreadful, those poor
unfortunate soulsI'Have we become so smug, so soft with luxury, so calloused to human suffering? I say NO! Underneath that soft smooth exterior I know that we, the
of
our
hearts
that
fellow
man.
us
do We
should read some of the letters re¬ ceived for the kits and Chanukah boxes sent to them! If there are any women in our
community with
and say "Isnt it
women
Victory Kits, as you know, go to our boys at the front to help make their life a little easier and happier. You
Jewish community, still have
beat
and
feel
for
our
So, for pity's sake, let
something about it!
have several important orojects-"Bundles for Palestine" and "Victory Kits" for our soldiers. The former provides clothing for the Palestinians who are literally in rags due to a shortage of materials. The now
I
us
who have not joined wonderful work, and
in
our
have only mentioned two of the
things we do would be happy to meet with them and ex¬ plain still further why they should many
work and join with us in these im¬ portant and necessary endeavors. I ask every woman of our com¬
munity to come to our next open meeting which will take place in the social hall of our synagogue on Jan. 25th. at 2 P.M. Bring your friends! Come and
sew
from 1
5
to
Become
a
with
us on
Mondays
P.M.
for the duration! member! Participate in
efforts to assist in his suffering!
our
our
fellow-man
Rose Rudd, President
IDIVECSiCE MEMORIAL
CHAPEL
WITHIN THE REACH OF ALL For three generations the finest in funeral service and
facilities
...
at
a
cost in
keeping with
your
circumstances.
76th Street and Amsterdam Avenue ENdicott 2-6600 Far
Rockaway, L. I.
1250
Central
FAr
Avenue
Rockaway 7-7100 Comply with strictest orthodox requirements
Miami Beach, Fla. 1236
Washington Ave.
Miami 5-7777 CHARLES ROSENTHAL Director
i
mum j 117 East 85th Street
—
—
—
I
UIJ.J.. New York
City
Shebat 9, 5703
January 15/ 1943
Synagogue Gallop Poll sermon last Saturday, Rab¬ bi Lcokstein discussed the varietes of sermonic discourse. Those who
TO ALL
THANKS
In his
At
the conclusion of our very
successful my
Theatre
Party I extend
heartiest thanks to
were
all who con¬
talk
Those who who bought them, those who by their counsel
present considered the Rabbi's a lesson in homelitics for
tributed to that success.
layman.
sold tickets and those
nounced, sent
rendered valuable assistance to all goes my humble expressions of gratitude. May we snjoy similar celebrations midst ever .ncreasing success and peace. and cooperation
their
—
LOUIS J.
mon
ate". In addition, the of
the
membership regarding the
improvements in the synagogue ser¬ vice. Watch the mails for the ques¬
Chairman
tionnaire.
PREACH THIS SABBATH AT 10:30 A.M. on
"
questionnaire
will seek to obtain the suggestions
SINGER
RABBI LOOKSTEIN V/ILL
"Shortly", the Rabbi an¬ "a questionnaire will be out to the membership asking opinion as to the type of ser¬ that they would best appreci¬
PROPHETISM"
KEHILATH JESHURUN BULLETIN
Synagogue Officials Joseph H. Lookstein Robert R. Fingeroth Joseph E. Adler
Bible Class Starts
Rabbi
Cantor Ritual Director
Officers of the Congregation Max J. Etra
President
Saul J. Lance
Vice-President
Abraham R. Winer Abraham Wiener
Treasurer
Secretary
Jacoo H. Alpert
Comptroller
January 15, 1943
Shebat 9, 5703
Schedule of Services
FRIDAY
Lighting of Candles
5:40 P.M.
.
Mincha Services
5:45 P.M.
SATURDAY
The
Adult
Auspiciously
Bible
Class
had
its
opening session last Wednesday with thirty men and women present. Among them were some of the out¬
standing members
of the congrega¬ The introduc¬
tion and their wives.
tory lecture
gave a
brief survey of
the contents of the Bible and pro¬ ceeded at once to a discussion of the prophetic books which will form the subject of study this season. The Book of Joshua as the first of the prophetic books was then analyzed and a warm and highly
stimulating
Morning Services
9:00 A.M.
general discussion followed.
Weekly Portion: BO Exodus 10:1-13:16 Haftorah:
Jeremiah 46:13-28
Mincha Services
5:30 P.M.
A Discourse in Yiddish will follow Mincha
Daily Services
Morning Sunday Morning Evening
7:30 A.M. 8:30 A.M. 5:45 P.M.
Yahrzeits for the week -
JOSEPH FREED SAMUEL GALLER
JOSEPH KORACK
On Wednesday, Jan. 20th, the class will meet again at which time the Book of Judges will be discussed.
Significant chapters in that book have already been assigned for pre¬ liminary reading and it is expected that the second session of the class will be even more interesting than
the first. Those who could not attend the first session and expect to attend the second are asked to read chapt. 4 and 5 in the Book of
Judges. This
will make their participation
more
enlightening and enjoyable.
DORA MILLER
MALKAH BAUM
January 15, 1943
Shebat 9, 5703
If you want to obtain a familiarity with the historic background of the
prophetic
era in Israel, if you want be introduced to the great and
CHAMISHO OSAR B'SHEBAT On Thursday, Jan. 21st, we will celebrate the Jewish Arbor Day, also called the New Year of Trees. It is
abiding ethical teachings of the
customary to partake of such fruit grows in Palestine on that day.
oughf not to miss this opportunity. A
as
to
phets, if
pro¬
seek an evaluation of their message for our own day, you you
cordial invitation is evtended to all.
KEHILATH JESHURUN BULLETIN
SISTERHOOD CHATTER As predicted, the Sisterhood
Greetings and Gratitude Louis Singer
meet¬
ing on Monday was the year's standing one. It was obvious
A relative
out¬
that
of
purpose
doing their share
congregation. His devotion and in¬
towards the War
Effort. The business part of the eting was short but effective. An active
dustry are touching and contagious. Many have been fired with enthus¬ iasm by the example he has set.
me¬
sewing and knitting headed by Rose Alpert and Helen Brody pledged themselves to
His
group
EVERY
met
MONDAY
from
1
urged to lend them
to the group.
working for 1'Bundles
tine". Can any Jewish a
ed in such
gratification
Dr.
Anne Casper is still willing give the "Advanced First Aid Course" if ten or more women will to
woman
program
was
charmingly simple
delivered but
manner
deep conviction which mani¬ thoroughness of her knowl¬
fested the
edge and which opened a trend of thought hitherto unknown to most present.
There
questions and Siegel substantiated her talk with incidents and personal experi¬ ences. All expressed the hope were
Mrs.
most
Siegel will
return in the
near
future and continue her subject. Sound pictures on
"Tolerance",
"Sabotage" and
"The
followed. This, too,
War
was a
Effort"
treat and
him.
as
our
Jewish
obligations Every
women.
left
feeling she had spent enjoyable day. It was grand!
a
And now! The March of Outstand¬
ing Meetings goes on for on JAN¬ UARY 25th, at 2 P.M. Sisterhood in¬ —
vites to
a
at
its
members and their guests
MID-YEAR MEMBERSHIP TEA,
which a representative of the O.P.A. will explain in detail the new FOOD POINT RATIONING SYSTEM. This is of vital interest to every wo¬
man.
We
invite
this afternoon
as
a
diary. Congratulations
to Mr. and Mrs.
to
set aside MUST in your
you
date
that
Mrs.
deep
to
another reminder of
especially
register.
with
activity
behalf of the House of God may yield beneficial results to it and in
in this work.
a
success
financially, dram¬
Our heartiest thanks to him and sincerest wishes that his
more
Inter-faith
—
our
worthy cause? Come and show your approval by participating
in
to
atically and socially.
find
privilege of listening to Mrs. Beth Levin Siegel and indeed it was a privilege. Her message on the Jewish woman's place in the
contribution
unqualified
an
in every respect
We
We had the
recent
ship of the Theatre Party which was held last Tuesday and which result¬
to
For Pales¬
woman
most
synagogue welfare is his chairman¬
5 P.M. in the social hall. All mem¬ bers who have sewing machines are are
midst,
Mr. Louis J. Singer has already won the affection and esteem of the entire
the group of women who gathered with the sincere
came
newcomer in our
to
and best wishes
Frank Tisch
on
arrival of their glamour girl. missed Rose
Schlang and
sorry to hear she is ill. We a
speedy recovery.
.
we
the
.We are
hope for
KEHILATH JESHURUN BULLETIN An
Open Letter
to
the
Sisterhood
Dear Members: At this very minute some of our brethren are being tortured, starved and
beaten to death. This, dear friends, is no pigment of a morbid imagination; it is a painful and hor¬ rible
fact.
Are
to
we
shrug our shoulders dreadful, those poor
unfortunate soulsI'Have we become so smug, so soft with luxury, so calloused to human suffering? I say NO! Underneath that soft smooth exterior I know that we, the
of
our
hearts
that
fellow
man.
us
do We
should read some of the letters re¬ ceived for the kits and Chanukah boxes sent to them! If there are any women in our
community with
and say "Isnt it
women
Victory Kits, as you know, go to our boys at the front to help make their life a little easier and happier. You
Jewish community, still have
beat
and
feel
for
our
So, for pity's sake, let
something about it!
have several important orojects-"Bundles for Palestine" and "Victory Kits" for our soldiers. The former provides clothing for the Palestinians who are literally in rags due to a shortage of materials. The now
I
us
who have not joined wonderful work, and
in
our
have only mentioned two of the
things we do would be happy to meet with them and ex¬ plain still further why they should many
work and join with us in these im¬ portant and necessary endeavors. I ask every woman of our com¬
munity to come to our next open meeting which will take place in the social hall of our synagogue on Jan. 25th. at 2 P.M. Bring your friends! Come and
sew
from 1
5
to
Become
a
with
us on
Mondays
P.M.
for the duration! member! Participate in
efforts to assist in his suffering!
our
our
fellow-man
Rose Rudd, President
IDIVECSiCE MEMORIAL
CHAPEL
WITHIN THE REACH OF ALL For three generations the finest in funeral service and
facilities
...
at
a
cost in
keeping with
your
circumstances.
76th Street and Amsterdam Avenue ENdicott 2-6600 Far
Rockaway, L. I.
1250
Central
FAr
Avenue
Rockaway 7-7100 Comply with strictest orthodox requirements
Miami Beach, Fla. 1236
Washington Ave.
Miami 5-7777 CHARLES ROSENTHAL Director
