will preach this Sabbath
MAY 18, 1951
VOL XVIII, NO. 35
We look forward to Men of the at
IYAR
12, 5711
having the
Congregation the
TESTIMONIAL DINNER
being tendered in honor of SAUL J. LANCE and AARON H. ONISH
Thursday evening, May 24th in the Social Hall Your
prompt response will be greatly appreciated
A TIMELY SUGGESTION
RABBI ROTH TO PREACH
Readers of the Bulletin received notice last week of the 1951 Book of Remembrance, which will again be
published for the Shevuoth festival. Enclosed with that notice was a form which we asked you to complete and return to the synagogue office, au¬ thorizing the insertion of the names of those whom you would like to have memorialized at Yizkor services.
FAREWELL
SERMON
SATURDAY
This Saturday morning at 10:45, Rabbi Sol Roth will preach his "fare¬ well" sermon before a K. J. congre¬ gation. Rabbi Roth has been with us since the last High Holidays, when he was engaged to conduct the Auxiliary Services. In the brief period of his
You can help us immeasurably in the preparation of this year's Book of Remembrance by accepting our sug¬ gestion that you return the Authori¬ zation Form at your very earliest con¬ venience. There is considerable detail
stay, he has preached in the Main Synagogue, delivered a series of Bib¬ lical discourses Sabbath afternoons and conducted the Talmud Class in the Adult Institute. In each instance, he has won for himself a large num¬ ber of admirers and well-wishers.
work in connection with the publica¬ tion of the Book, which can be great¬
position
ly facilitated by
your
prompt
re¬
He is and
we
now
considering accepting
sponse.
want to wish him well. We
Please accept our thanks in ad¬ vance for your cooperation.
therefore, that
Rabbi Roth will
services
^
Rabbi of a congregation, know our worshippers will
as
are sure,
will join us this Saturday morning. you
preach this Sabbath at 10:45
"PRE-REQUISITES FOR POSITIVE PRIDE"
on
at
THE CLOSING MEMBERSHIP MEETING
OF THE SISTERHOOD will fake
place
Monday morning, May 28th, in the Social Hall
Brunch will be served
THE PARENTS' CLUB EXPECTS YOU
THIS
TUESDAY
The Kehilath Jeshurun Parents' Club is expecting you — and, indeed, looking forward to having you — this Tuesday evening, May 22nd, at its
Closing Meeting of the Year.
On the various occasions during the past year, when the Parents' Club held its Open Meetings, a gen¬ eral invitation was extended to read¬ ers of the Bulletin (and their friends; We were most gratified to note that our invitation was accepted by many men and women who are not mem¬ bers of the Club, and we feel justi¬ fied in the belief that the work of the Parents' Club on behalf of our Re¬ ligious School and Jewish education generally, commanded the attention of those who are seriously concerned with the religious training of oui youngsters.
at
11:30
GIFT OF SILVER TORAH
ORNAMENTS RECEIVED Last week, the Congregation re¬ ceived a beautiful gift of Torah orna¬ ments from our devoted members, Mrs. Frank Morganstem and her son, Alexander. The gift consists of a
Crown, Breast-plate and Pointer (Yad), all in sterling silver and beau¬ tifully engraved, and was made in memory of Frank Morganstem. It is, indeed, a most fitting tribute to the memory of a dear departed one. We plan to consecrate these sacred vessels on the first day of
Shevuoth at synagogue services, on the festival that commemorates the giving of the Torah at Mt. Sinai. We extend our heartiest thanks to the Morgansterns, and our hope that the Almighty will bless them richly for their generosity to the House of God.
The topics that were discussed at these meetings and, even more par¬
ticularly,
the lively question-andperiods that followed each talk, gave evidence of the interest that was aroused by the young but answer
energetic Parents' Club.
The meeting this Tuesday evening will bring our season to a close. Our aim at this meeting is to be a bit more informal to give our guests a chance to chat among themselves, to —
spend a few moments with the Reli¬ gious School staff, and to hear a few words from our guest speaker, Rabbi
Joseph H. Lookstein. We should like you to make it a point to be present. The meeting will start at 8:00 o'clock (in the Social, Hall, as usual) and a collation will be served. All in all, we know you will spend an enjoyable evening.
KEHILATH
JESHURUN
DR. SALO W. will
"JEWS
!N AMERICA:
BULLETIN
3
BARON
speak
on
LESSONS OF THEIR HISTORY
AND AUGURY FOR THEIR FUTURE" at
the
CLOSING FORUM MEETING OF THE MEN'S CLUB SEASON
Tuesday evening, June 5th, at 8:30 in the Auditorium Collation
All Welcome
WITHIN
OUR
FAMILY
Birthdays — Many happy returns of the day to Mrs. Samson Eichler, Sol Feifer, Abris Som.
Silberman and Mrs.
\
(
LIPSTADT MEMORIAL CO. "A Trusted Name in Monuments"
Max L. 370 Amsterdam Avenue
Anniversaries
—
New York
Greetings to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bachrach and to Mr. and Mrs. George Ratner, on their wedding an¬ niversaries this week.
TRafalgar 4-6843
City Near 78th Street
ANDRON'S
*r¥atel (in the cooi Adirondacks) LOON
'TTtaftc
Renowned 18
LAKE, FRANKLIN CO., N. Y.
Hotel and
hole private
golf
46 enchanting COTTAGES course •
3 mile private lake
Every land and water sport and activity
Superb entertainment
—
Famed ANDRON cuisine Children's
2 orchestras —
Dietary Laws
Camp Program under trained counsellors
Ownership-Management David S. Andron David Levinson
N. Y. Office: 1697
Broadway, Suite 802, Tel. JU 2-2470
KEHILATH
4
JESHURUN
Congregation Kehilath Jeshurun 117-25 East 85th Street New York 28, N. Y. SAcramento 2-0800
BULLETIN
For
a
Limited Time
Only!
AN EIGHT-GRAVE FAMILY PLOT
Synagogue Officials
on
Joseph H. Lookstein Rabbi Hyman Gertler Cantor Joseph E. Adler Ritual Director Jerome H. Rosenblum. .Executive Director Officers of the Congregation Max
J. Etra Saul J. Lance Harry W. Baumgarten A. Milton Brown
President Vice-President Treasurer Secretary
the Congregation's
Beth El
grounds at
Cemetery
is offered at
only $500.00
Further information may
be had by
con¬
tacting our Ritual Director, Mr. Joseph E. Adler, at the Office (SAcramento 2-0800) j
v
President, Men's Club Baumgarten. Pres., Sisterhood
Ira F. Weisman Mrs. H. W.
THE K. J. CALENDAR
Wednesday evenings at 7:00 Scouts
SCHEDULE OF SERVICES
6:15
Boy Gym¬
—
—
ing of Sisterhood Executive Board —
9:00
Weekly Portion: Emor, Leviti¬ cus 21:1-24:23 Haftorah: Ezekiel 44:15-31
Evening Conclusion of Sabbath
Pack
Monday, May 21, 12:30 p.m.—Meet¬
SATURDAY
Morning
Cub
nasium
FRIDAY
Evening
and
Library
Tuesday, May 22, 8:00 p.m. — Clos¬ ing Meeting of the Parents' Club — Social Hall
7:50
Thursday, May 24, 6:30
p.m.
—
Testi¬
monial Dinner to Saul J. Lance and Aaron H. Onish Social Hall
8:45
—
DAILY
Morning
7:30
Sunday morning Evening
8:30 6:15
Monday, May 28th, 11:30 a.m.—Clos¬ ing Meeting of the Sisterhood Social Hall
Tuesday, June 5, 8:30 p.m. Forum Club Meeting
19--JACOB M. HOLZER 19—-ESTHER LEFKOWITZ 20--JACOB EPSTEIN 20--ELIEZER POFCHER 21--REBECCA LUBELL 21--ROSALIE LEVY 21--JENNIE ROEDER 21--JEANETTE GIVNER 21--ABRAHAM N. KOMMEL 21--SONIA SCHUCHMAN 22--ISAAC D. POPKIN 24--GOLDIE BAUM 25--MINNIE POFCHER 25--IACOB OKUN 25--HERSH HEFFNER
—
Men's
—-
Audi¬
torium
YAHRZEITS
May
—
(
ALWAYS THE
FINEST
FUNERAL
SERVICES
AT PRICES THAT ARE NEVER HIGHER
Riverside 76th STREET AND AMSTERDAM AVE., NEW YORK ENDICOTT 2-6600 BROOKLYN LONG Director ^
.
* BRONX
ISLAND .
.
* MIAMI
Charles Rosenthal J
VOL XVIII, NO. 35
We look forward to Men of the at
IYAR
12, 5711
having the
Congregation the
TESTIMONIAL DINNER
being tendered in honor of SAUL J. LANCE and AARON H. ONISH
Thursday evening, May 24th in the Social Hall Your
prompt response will be greatly appreciated
A TIMELY SUGGESTION
RABBI ROTH TO PREACH
Readers of the Bulletin received notice last week of the 1951 Book of Remembrance, which will again be
published for the Shevuoth festival. Enclosed with that notice was a form which we asked you to complete and return to the synagogue office, au¬ thorizing the insertion of the names of those whom you would like to have memorialized at Yizkor services.
FAREWELL
SERMON
SATURDAY
This Saturday morning at 10:45, Rabbi Sol Roth will preach his "fare¬ well" sermon before a K. J. congre¬ gation. Rabbi Roth has been with us since the last High Holidays, when he was engaged to conduct the Auxiliary Services. In the brief period of his
You can help us immeasurably in the preparation of this year's Book of Remembrance by accepting our sug¬ gestion that you return the Authori¬ zation Form at your very earliest con¬ venience. There is considerable detail
stay, he has preached in the Main Synagogue, delivered a series of Bib¬ lical discourses Sabbath afternoons and conducted the Talmud Class in the Adult Institute. In each instance, he has won for himself a large num¬ ber of admirers and well-wishers.
work in connection with the publica¬ tion of the Book, which can be great¬
position
ly facilitated by
your
prompt
re¬
He is and
we
now
considering accepting
sponse.
want to wish him well. We
Please accept our thanks in ad¬ vance for your cooperation.
therefore, that
Rabbi Roth will
services
^
Rabbi of a congregation, know our worshippers will
as
are sure,
will join us this Saturday morning. you
preach this Sabbath at 10:45
"PRE-REQUISITES FOR POSITIVE PRIDE"
on
at
THE CLOSING MEMBERSHIP MEETING
OF THE SISTERHOOD will fake
place
Monday morning, May 28th, in the Social Hall
Brunch will be served
THE PARENTS' CLUB EXPECTS YOU
THIS
TUESDAY
The Kehilath Jeshurun Parents' Club is expecting you — and, indeed, looking forward to having you — this Tuesday evening, May 22nd, at its
Closing Meeting of the Year.
On the various occasions during the past year, when the Parents' Club held its Open Meetings, a gen¬ eral invitation was extended to read¬ ers of the Bulletin (and their friends; We were most gratified to note that our invitation was accepted by many men and women who are not mem¬ bers of the Club, and we feel justi¬ fied in the belief that the work of the Parents' Club on behalf of our Re¬ ligious School and Jewish education generally, commanded the attention of those who are seriously concerned with the religious training of oui youngsters.
at
11:30
GIFT OF SILVER TORAH
ORNAMENTS RECEIVED Last week, the Congregation re¬ ceived a beautiful gift of Torah orna¬ ments from our devoted members, Mrs. Frank Morganstem and her son, Alexander. The gift consists of a
Crown, Breast-plate and Pointer (Yad), all in sterling silver and beau¬ tifully engraved, and was made in memory of Frank Morganstem. It is, indeed, a most fitting tribute to the memory of a dear departed one. We plan to consecrate these sacred vessels on the first day of
Shevuoth at synagogue services, on the festival that commemorates the giving of the Torah at Mt. Sinai. We extend our heartiest thanks to the Morgansterns, and our hope that the Almighty will bless them richly for their generosity to the House of God.
The topics that were discussed at these meetings and, even more par¬
ticularly,
the lively question-andperiods that followed each talk, gave evidence of the interest that was aroused by the young but answer
energetic Parents' Club.
The meeting this Tuesday evening will bring our season to a close. Our aim at this meeting is to be a bit more informal to give our guests a chance to chat among themselves, to —
spend a few moments with the Reli¬ gious School staff, and to hear a few words from our guest speaker, Rabbi
Joseph H. Lookstein. We should like you to make it a point to be present. The meeting will start at 8:00 o'clock (in the Social, Hall, as usual) and a collation will be served. All in all, we know you will spend an enjoyable evening.
KEHILATH
JESHURUN
DR. SALO W. will
"JEWS
!N AMERICA:
BULLETIN
3
BARON
speak
on
LESSONS OF THEIR HISTORY
AND AUGURY FOR THEIR FUTURE" at
the
CLOSING FORUM MEETING OF THE MEN'S CLUB SEASON
Tuesday evening, June 5th, at 8:30 in the Auditorium Collation
All Welcome
WITHIN
OUR
FAMILY
Birthdays — Many happy returns of the day to Mrs. Samson Eichler, Sol Feifer, Abris Som.
Silberman and Mrs.
\
(
LIPSTADT MEMORIAL CO. "A Trusted Name in Monuments"
Max L. 370 Amsterdam Avenue
Anniversaries
—
New York
Greetings to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bachrach and to Mr. and Mrs. George Ratner, on their wedding an¬ niversaries this week.
TRafalgar 4-6843
City Near 78th Street
ANDRON'S
*r¥atel (in the cooi Adirondacks) LOON
'TTtaftc
Renowned 18
LAKE, FRANKLIN CO., N. Y.
Hotel and
hole private
golf
46 enchanting COTTAGES course •
3 mile private lake
Every land and water sport and activity
Superb entertainment
—
Famed ANDRON cuisine Children's
2 orchestras —
Dietary Laws
Camp Program under trained counsellors
Ownership-Management David S. Andron David Levinson
N. Y. Office: 1697
Broadway, Suite 802, Tel. JU 2-2470
KEHILATH
4
JESHURUN
Congregation Kehilath Jeshurun 117-25 East 85th Street New York 28, N. Y. SAcramento 2-0800
BULLETIN
For
a
Limited Time
Only!
AN EIGHT-GRAVE FAMILY PLOT
Synagogue Officials
on
Joseph H. Lookstein Rabbi Hyman Gertler Cantor Joseph E. Adler Ritual Director Jerome H. Rosenblum. .Executive Director Officers of the Congregation Max
J. Etra Saul J. Lance Harry W. Baumgarten A. Milton Brown
President Vice-President Treasurer Secretary
the Congregation's
Beth El
grounds at
Cemetery
is offered at
only $500.00
Further information may
be had by
con¬
tacting our Ritual Director, Mr. Joseph E. Adler, at the Office (SAcramento 2-0800) j
v
President, Men's Club Baumgarten. Pres., Sisterhood
Ira F. Weisman Mrs. H. W.
THE K. J. CALENDAR
Wednesday evenings at 7:00 Scouts
SCHEDULE OF SERVICES
6:15
Boy Gym¬
—
—
ing of Sisterhood Executive Board —
9:00
Weekly Portion: Emor, Leviti¬ cus 21:1-24:23 Haftorah: Ezekiel 44:15-31
Evening Conclusion of Sabbath
Pack
Monday, May 21, 12:30 p.m.—Meet¬
SATURDAY
Morning
Cub
nasium
FRIDAY
Evening
and
Library
Tuesday, May 22, 8:00 p.m. — Clos¬ ing Meeting of the Parents' Club — Social Hall
7:50
Thursday, May 24, 6:30
p.m.
—
Testi¬
monial Dinner to Saul J. Lance and Aaron H. Onish Social Hall
8:45
—
DAILY
Morning
7:30
Sunday morning Evening
8:30 6:15
Monday, May 28th, 11:30 a.m.—Clos¬ ing Meeting of the Sisterhood Social Hall
Tuesday, June 5, 8:30 p.m. Forum Club Meeting
19--JACOB M. HOLZER 19—-ESTHER LEFKOWITZ 20--JACOB EPSTEIN 20--ELIEZER POFCHER 21--REBECCA LUBELL 21--ROSALIE LEVY 21--JENNIE ROEDER 21--JEANETTE GIVNER 21--ABRAHAM N. KOMMEL 21--SONIA SCHUCHMAN 22--ISAAC D. POPKIN 24--GOLDIE BAUM 25--MINNIE POFCHER 25--IACOB OKUN 25--HERSH HEFFNER
—
Men's
—-
Audi¬
torium
YAHRZEITS
May
—
(
ALWAYS THE
FINEST
FUNERAL
SERVICES
AT PRICES THAT ARE NEVER HIGHER
Riverside 76th STREET AND AMSTERDAM AVE., NEW YORK ENDICOTT 2-6600 BROOKLYN LONG Director ^
.
* BRONX
ISLAND .
.
* MIAMI
Charles Rosenthal J
