APRIL
HHHH
10, 1953
VOL. XX, NO. 29
NISAN 25, 5713
IF YOU HAVE MADE YOUR RESERVATION
expecting
we are
Sunday Evening, the 12th at
you
this
at the Third
Supper-Lecture
which
RABBI JOSEPH H. LOOKSTEIN will discuss
SIMON DUBNOW: PROPONENT OF JEWISH AUTONOMY"
Supper will be served
at
7:00; the lecture will follow •
THURSDAY, APRIL 16th, IS THE DEADLINE for making reservations for the FINAL
SUPPER-LECTURE to
he held
Sunday Evening, April 19th NEW NAMES ADDED TO YEAR BOOK HONOR ROLL AS 1953 CAMPAIGN ENTERS FINAL WEEKS Jules Podell, chairman of the 1953 Year Book Committee, has announced that contributions to the Educational
Scholarship Fund, in the form of ads for the Year
Book, have been received through the solicitations of additional members of the Congregation. While these include "veteran" ad-getters, said Mr. Podell, many of them are newcomers to Year Book work a fact that augurs well for the ultimate outcome of this year's drive. —
Among those whose
names
were
added to our Honor Roll of Year Book workers are Mrs. Samuel Fine, Martin Klein, Abraham Poust, Sol
Rabbi Lookstein will
Rosenblum, Jack A. Rothenstein and William Unger. To them, as to all of those who have participated in this effort,
we
doff
hats!
that is
to appear in the Year Book and preparing the volume for press. We can, therefore, devote only an¬
in
other week
or two to the extremely important phase of Year Book ac¬ tivity which has to do with the finan¬ cial success of the endeavor, to the
end that the Educational
(Continued
preach this Sabbath
"I WOULD LIKE TO BE
our
The 1953 drive is coming to a close. Our attention, in the next weeks, must he focused upon the literary material
on
Scholarship
page 3)
at 10:45
RELIGIOUS, BUT—"
a.m
SISTERHOOD members and their friends to a
JESHURUN
KEHILATH
cordially invites its
LUNCHEON AND in
celebration of
Monday, April in the
.
.
.
PROCEEDS TO THE
Prizes will
BULLETIN
JESHURUN
KEHILATH
2
CARD PARTY
Israel's Fifth Birthday
20th at 12:30 p.m. SOCIAL HALL
EMERGENCY CASH FUND
OF UJA
. . .
Subscription: One Dollar
be awarded Come and Bring
Your Friends!
SISTERHOOD NEWS New
Members —
hearty welcome is extended to Kurz, Mrs. Rae Levy, Mrs. Isadore Rosenberg, Mrs. Jerome H. Trier and Mrs. Ned Wachtel, whose A
Mrs. Rene
applications for ceived recently.
membership were re¬
Board to Meet
Monday Afternoon — The Executive Board will bold an important meeting this Monday after¬ noon, April 13th, at 12:30 o'clock, in the Library. Board members are
urged to attend. To Celebrate Israel Independence Day — The Sisterhood has arranged to celebrate the fifth anniversary of the establishment of the State of Israel, in a most concrete fashion. At its next Open Meeting date, Monday, April 20th corresponding to the 5tli day of Iyar, the anniversary of the State a Luncheon and Card Party will be held in the Social Hall, the entire pro¬ ceeds of which will be turned over to —
and prizes awarded. So memoration of Israel
Day he
as
effective
as
that our com¬ Independence
possible — and,
that the UJA Emergency Cash Fund receive as great an amount as can he raised — we would like to have our Social Hall filled to capacity on the 20th. Accordingly, members are urged to invite their friends and their friends' friends to be with us. Subscription is a nominal $1.00; you will, however, get much more than too,
your
money's worth.
to celebrate Israel's Birthday Party" with us, and, means, get your friends to join
Plan
"Fifth
by all in too.
Happy Day Fund — Mrs. Ah rail am R. Kirslion, chair¬ man of the Happy Day Fund, has an¬ nounced the receipt of generous con¬ tributions from Mrs. Joseph E. Adler, Mrs. Samson Eichler, Mrs. Leon Ka-
maiky, Mrs. Isaac E.
Okun and Mrs.
Louis Robbins.
—
the Emergency Cash United Jewish Appeal. An
interesting and
Fund of the
enjoyable after¬
planned by the commit¬ tee headed by Mrs. Seppy I. Silberman. Delicious lunch will he served,
noon
is being
We would
remind
our
members that
they can increase their enjoyment of happy occasions by sharing them witli others. A gift to the Happy Day Fund on the occasion of a birthday, anni¬ versary or a
need of
provide individual in
other simchah will
happy day for some one.
KEHILATH
JESHURUN
BULLETIN
YEAR BOOK DRIVE CLOSING (Continued
Fund of
rrom
page
PASSOVER RELIEF APPEAL
RECEIVES ADDITIONAL SUMS
1)
which receives the proceeds efforts may continue its
—
our
—
of
gram
pro¬
granting
where needed. The
scholarship aid
days
can
be
most
profitable, if
we exert ourselves in one final last-minute push to get more and more ads, irrespective of the size of the insertion. It has been shown
mathematically, that if
of
the congregational
get just one ad
greeting
In the closing days of the Passover Relief Appeal, additional contribu¬ tions were received from members of our
few
next
—
every
our quota
reached.
member
family would
even
if it is
a
$10
would easily be
The
importance of success in this campaign is of such pre¬ eminence that we risk being repititious to say that it is an unbelievably simple task to get an ad. No one not your butcher nor baker nor year's
congregational
family whose happy to list below: Israel Cummings, Samson Eichler, Alfred M. Erlich, Norman H. Halper, Anna Josephy, Morton Kamerman, Arthur A. Lookstein, Dr. Henry A. Rafsky, Frank Roth, Simon Vogel, names we are
Abraham
R.
Winer
candlestick-maker will refuse to support a cause like the Educational
to
an
ad
Year Book. All it requires is a little interest on your part, a mini¬ mum of effort and a few minutes of our
your
time.
Decide right now to do your share for the Year Book drive. And lose no
time in
speaking
to
friend, a tradesman,
a
business associate, or a and solicit his cooperation to the tent of giving us an ad.
ex¬
Herman
To the aforementioned, as well as those whose contributions were
previously acknowledged, our warmest
thanks.
we express
•
WITHIN OUR FAMILY
—
in
and
Wouk.
—
Scholarship Fund by placing
3
Births
—
Heartiest Mazel Tov wishes to our devoted members, Mr. and Mrs. Julius Charnow, on the birth of a baby girl,
Nancy Eileen, to their children, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Blum.
Similar wishes are extended to our esteemed members, Dr. and Mrs. Jerome H. Trier, on the occasion of the arrival of a baby boy, Elliott
Allen,
to
their children, Mr. and Mrs.
Stanley J. Witkin. REMEMBER TO TUNE IN
Those of our readers who tuned in Channel 5 at 5:00 o'clock Sunday need no urging from us to do so on
again
every would
Sunday throughout April. We like
to
remind
those
who
Birhtdays — Many happy returns of the day to Alexander Feifer, Mrs. William B. Fischberg, Jules Podell, Mrs. Elliott W. Siegel, and Mrs. Louis W. Yoliann. Bar Mitzvah
—
missed
seeing Rabbi Lookstein on "The Week in Religion" telecast Sun¬ day afternoon, that they can enjoy a stimulating discussion centering about the anniversary of the Warsaw Ghetto tliis week, and equally interesting pro¬ grams
for the
two
Sundays following.
That's Sunday at 5:00 o'clock over the DuMont Television Network
(Channel 5).
Congratulations binowitz
on
Philip, Saturday. son,
to Mrs. Ruth Rathe Bar Mitzvah of her a
Anniversaries
pupil
at
Ramaz, last
—
Best wishes to Dr. and Mrs. Myron M. Bogdonoff and to Mr. and Mrs.
Josepli Roth who celebrate wedding anniversaries this week.
JESHURUN
KEHILATH
4
Synagogue
THE K.J.
Officials
Joseph H. Lookstein Rabbi Hyman Gertler Cantor Joseph E. Adler Ritual Director Jerome H. Rosenblum Exec. Director Officers of the Congregation
President
Max J. Etra
Harry W. Baumgarten
BULLETIN
Vice-President
A. Phillip Goldsmith Treasurer Secretary A. Milton Brown Ira F. Weisman President, Men9s Club Mrs. H. W. Baumgarten President, Sisterhood
Sunday, April. 12,
Third
Social Hall
Monday, Apr. 13, 12:30 p.m. — Meet¬ ing of the Sisterhood Executive Board Library —
Monday evenings at 8:00 — Sessions in the Kehilath Jeshurun Institute Synagogue House Thursday evenings at 7:00 — Boy Scouts and Cub Pack—Gymnasium —
7:00
Final Lookstein
p.m. —
will discuss "Samson Raphael Hirsch: Neo-Orthodox Exponent of
6:10
6:00
Integration"
—
Social Hall
YAHRZEITS
SATURDAY
9:00
Morning
10:30
Junior Congregation
Weeky Portion: Shemini, Leviticus 9:1-11:47 Haftorah: II Samuel 6:1-7:8 Rosh Chodesh Prayers: Rosh Chodesh Iyar will be on Wednesday and Thurs¬ day, April 15 and 16 Evening Conclusion of Sabbath
6:15
7:05
SUNDAY
Morning . Father-and-Son Minyan DAILY
p.m. —
Supper-Lecture; Rabbi
FRIDAY
Evening
7:00
Supper-Lecture; Rabbi Lookstein will speak on "Simon Dubnow: Proponent of Jewish Autonomy" —
Sunday, Apr. 19, SCHEDULE OF SERVICES
Lighting of Candles
CALENDAR
8:30
9:30
SERVICES
7:30 6:00
Morning Evening
April 11—RABBI S. FINKELSTEIN 11—REBECCA WEISBERC 11—CHAIM PERLBERCER 11—ANNA BINDER 12—ISAAC LIPSCHUTZ 12—SARAH SIECEL 12—SIMON KRAVITZ 12—JACOB FABIAN 13—LIBBIE GALLER 14—ARTHUR ROTHSTEIN 14—SAMUEL KLEINFELD 15—BARNET C. LEDER 15—CHAYE D. KAPLAN 16—ISRAEL H. SHAPIRO 16—RACHEL DAVIS 16—FANNIE SPERBER
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