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THE ART OF LIVING
2. LIVING WITH OUR FAMILY
1 CANDLE BLESSING. , . .. . , . a a . a . a Mrs. Herschel Weil

TORAH BLESSINGS. a a , . u , a . , . a . a a a Mark Helleck
Dr: Louis Boyarskgy’

A reception will be tendered follow~
ing Services-a

3L 81W? «5 David Shraberg
i‘liﬁiixf~%ﬁ:p§ Maurice Lovenhar‘t
Bertha Speyer

Your Rabbi would appreciate being advzkea' of any Congregant; to Wbom be

may be of Ian/ire in any way.

The Combined Campaign for Americani Reform Judaismg
celebrating an anniversary of its own this yearwuits
10th consecutive annual appeal in behalf of our nationm
al institutionswmurges your increased support to help
assure these fundsg which will make it possible this
year to. a a

Establish an additional 25 congregationso
Strengthen our present family of 560 congregations0
Train an additional hOO young men as rabbis and cantorso

Provide an additional 500 teachers for our expanding con:
gregational religious schoolsc

Issue urgently‘ needed educational materials for the
2509000 children in our religious school systemo

GiVe religious leadership training he a minimum.of
503000 teenwage youths

Widen our summer camp program to include adults as well
as young peoplea

Publish.50rely needed materials to stimulate adult educam
tion.in Judaisma

Give new spiritual life to hundreds of thousands of Jews
overseas struggling to maintain their synagoguesa

Enlarge our informational programs to improve Christian
understanding of Jews and Judaismo

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You joined the temple to share common experience With
your childreno

And then you proceed to create a divisiono
we teach one thingc You practice another.

This makes it difficult for yous for us and for your
Childo

I know that I cannot expect an assiduous observance
of all that we teachs but neither should I expect an
assiduous ignoring of all that we teacha o c

As I am.proud of your childrern7 I should like to be
proud of you. Proud because you realize What We are
trying to do and are helping us not Simply by sends
ing us your childreng but by demonstrating in your oNn
lives that you believe what we teach, o .

Letis eliminate religious hypocrisy Which We practise
knOWingly’or unknOWinglys

You will be doing a service not only to your childrenp
but“ to yourselves. YOU Will ease your lives of tense
iong haste and strain and achieve a new calmness and
peace which ’comes When the oneness of which your
Faith teaches° a . the oneness of you“O your Children?

and your Faithc a . becomes not a distant dream but

a living realityo

m-Rabbi Judah Cahn
Temple Israel
Lawrenceg New York

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TEMPLE ADATH ISRAEL

RABBI
DR. JOSEPH R. ROSENBLOOM

OFFICERS
DR. IRVING KANNER, President
JAMES 5‘ FRANKEL, Vice President
HAROLD I. BAKER, Treasurer
DAVID BOLOTIN, Secretary

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

MRS. DAVID BOLOTIN SAM MILNER

DR. IRVING GAIL LEON MOEL

BEN GOLDFARB I. A. I‘ARITZ
MAURICE HYMSON STANLEY ROSE

DR. ERNST JOKL STANLEY SCHER
EDWARD KESSLER MRS. I. H. STERN, IR,
ELLIOTT MARCUS DAVID S. \VEIL
WILLIAM MICHALOVE HERSCHEL WEIL
RAYMOND MILLER NORMAN \VIDES
DR. SHERMAN MILLER

Non-Profit Or};
124 NORTH ASHLAND AVENUE u. s. POSTAGE
LEXINGTON. KENTUCKY PAID

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Sessions based on the Rivet-ten study Will Meet in the
Temjplemhrery on this "l‘hesdey evenings; January 13th,‘
at 7:30 P. M. ‘ “

TWO other stedty sessions are scheduled for January
20th and 27th. Theee will. he followed by the dis-
cussions at Sabbath Services on Jemery BGth end Rh—
ruary 6th and l3th.‘

The general thmme of this series is: mmmm
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A meeting of menu held on May, lemmlh,
at 1:30 P. M. at Twyla,

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The regular Boardng of Sisterhoodwill. he hild
at 10:00 A. M.» on W9 Jammy 19th? at the hem
of Mrs. Irving Emmett-3, $010) Gimme. Mire. hammer will
preside in the eheemiee of? the mimt, Mrs. David
Boletim.

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12:30 P. TM. com My? Jammy Zhet {mm the Tangle
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The following books have been contributed to our,
Sunday School Library by Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Weil:

BIBLE STORIES FOR LITTLE CHILDRENE Book TWO." By
BettynRa Hollendera
Easy to read Bible stories; retold.with warmth?
rhythm and imagination.

THIS WONDERFUL DAY9 Poems and Prayers of Thanksgiving
by 110 Orleans. ‘
An enchanting collection of poems of praise and
prayer by a poet whose writings have stirred the
’ minds and hearts of childrens their teachers and
parents for more than two generationso

ONCE UPON A LIFETIME' by Sylvan Do Schwartzman
Rabbi Schwartzman herein selects those events which
occur in the normal life of our boys and girlss and
seeks to help our youngsters to participate intelm
ligently and effectively in Jewish life.

THE GOD AROUND U83 A child‘s garden of prayer by Mira
Briohto
A guide for parent4—child, pointing up the'wonr
drous experiences of everyuday‘life and crystallizn
ing out of them something concrete which can remain
With the child forever.

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Appreciation is xpressed to Yrs; Ed Munich, Mrsa Irv»

ing Gail, Mrs. William.Lowenthal, Mrsa Ia Jo Millerand
Mrsg'William Miohalove who gave the College Night Dlﬂr
ner for NFTY and all returning NFTY membersc

Appreciation is also expressed to Pat Abel for contrib—
uting to Sunday School charity in ionor of her birthday

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To Joe Nile, son of Mrs“ andersa Joe Wile and grand«

son of Mr“ and Mrsa Dolph'Wilej on his forthcoming mar»
riage to Miss Zee Faulkner of Corbin, Kyo

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TO THE FLOWER FUND: From Mrs. Jack Cohen in mem»
. cry of Jack Cohen.

From Mra and Mrs. Al'Wenneker
in.memory of Louis Wénnekero

From Mr. A1 Foster in memory
of Alice Friedenna

TO THE RABBI‘S FUND:_ From Mr; and Mrs. Hereehel
weil in memory of the father
of Dr. Keener,

From, Mr. and. Mrse Sanford
Mazer in honor of the birﬂh
of Jeffery Frederick Cassell,
son of Mrs and Mrs. Mervih
Casseila

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The Silver Fundg This Fund is used for
Eﬁé*aﬁéhisi£13E of Silver serving pieces
and such neeoed items for Temple useo
Contributors to this fund are helping in
the establishment of a beautifil colleotn
ion of Silverware for the permanent ems
belliehment of Temple receptions, dinners;
activitiesg et cetera,

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A series of Panel Discussion on Human Relations in
our community is being presented by The National-
Conference of Christians and Jews in cooperation
With WED-TV, Channel 27. Moderator is Dr. Martin
M. White, Dean of College of Arts and Sciences, U.
of ‘Ky; Scheduled for January 17th, .ﬁ'om 7:00 to
7:30 P. M. is: Human Relations Techniques: The
Practioneer' Agencies. Participating will be Robert
J; Manning, Lexington Board, N.C.C.J.3 Dr. Ernst
Jckl, President Lexington Chapter Binai Birith,
Thomas M. Phillips, President Jr. Chamber of Com-
merce, and Julia' Gaits‘kill, Executive Secretary, Am—
'erican Red Cross.

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GR‘EAT'AGES' AND IDEAS OF THE JEWISH PEOPLE edited by
Lew W, SchWarzl - ‘ .
Here 9, for‘the' first’time‘, a group of eminent his—
torians ' as three continents have collaborated to
present in one‘irolume for the general reader the
almost'four-nthousand-year heritage of the Jenish

people .

MIXED MARRIAGE AND THE JEWISH FUTURE by David

Kirshenbaum" . -.
Agwarning and appeal'to the Jewish (immunity to

counteract [the upsurge of Internarriage.

JUDAISM AND CHRISTIANITY by Leo Baeck

A modern theologianis discussion of basic issues
betWeen the mo religions, set forth with rare

Scholarship, earnestness and dignity.

UNDERSTANDING JUDAISM by Rabbi Daniel L. Davis
The first book of its kind in modern times whisky
in one small volume, givesa basic account of Jews
and J udaismg intended for all who seek an M

standing of both.

GALUT by Yitzhak F. Baer '
A brilliant hiStorical' essay examining 631th the
Exile, as the central concept of JeWish history
Since the" time of the dispersion of the Jewish
people from Palestine.

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TEMPLE ADATI—I ISRAEL

RABBI
DR. JOSEPH R. ROSENBLOOM

OFFICERS
DR. IRVING KANNER, President
JAMES S. FRANKEL, Vice President
HAROLD I. BAKER, Treasurer
DAVID BOLOTIN, Secretary

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

MRS. DAVID BOLOTIN SAM MILNER

DR. IRVING GAIL LEON MOEL

BEN GOLDFARB I. A. PARITZ
MAURICE HYMSON STANLEY ROSE

DR. ERNST JOKL STANLEY SCHER
EDWARD KESSLER MRS. I. H. STERN, IR,
ELLIOTT MARCUS DAVID S. WEIL
WILLIAM MICHALOVE HERSCHEL WEIL
RAYMOND MILLER NORMAN WIDES
DR. SHERMAN MILLER

Non—Profit Org.
124 NORTH ASHLAND AVENUE U. s. POSTAGE
LEXINGTON. KENTUCKY PAID

TELEPHONE 2-4606 Lexington, Ky.
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Friday' 8200 P. Me January 23

Rabbi Rosenbloom will speak on:
THE ART OF LIVING -
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CANDLE BLESSIN a . . . . . ,1. a . . . , . . mrs. Paul Shklar

TORAHBLESSINGS. . . a a o a a a a o . . a . . gAllenPar'itz
Steven Gall

Mrs. LaWrence Goodman and Mrs. Harold Fine
will be our hostesses at a rebeption to be
tendered folloWing Sel vices

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ﬂ ,- Moses Goldberg ‘
ﬁﬁbﬂﬂe’z (33% 9 Hattie Gordon

Your Rabbi would appreciate being advzkea' of any Congregam: to wbam be

may be of service in any way.

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For approximately one year our Congregation has con—
cerned itself with its future plans, particularlyhin
relationship With our future physical facilities. Just
one year ago Rabbi Eugene Lipman met with us and comm
mended' our Congregation on its foresightedness in not
waiting until its needs were desperate before making
planso

Following this meeting and othersg and a most generous
gift given in memory of Sol J» Levy; we purchased a
Temple site on Mtg Tabor Roado

This past Weekend we have met with one of the outstandy
ing architects of Jewish houses of worship in.Americao
We were all impressed by the counsel of Mrs Sigmund
Bravermane His assistance will be of great value to
use

But there still remains the basic question'which We
have been asked time and.time again: 'WHEN WILL THE
NEW TEMPLE BE BUILT? Following‘ are three conditionss
any one or combination Qf'Wthh9 will‘make it possible
to build:

(1) Growth in our Temple membership which will
make our present facilities so inadequate that we
will have to build°

(2) An offer for our present Temple by another or»=
ganizationg religious or otherwises which will be
sufficiently attractive.

(3) A recognition by our present Temple membership
that they want the services that can only come from
a new plants and the willingness to finance this

move 9

These conclusions; while we are sure that they are
shared ‘by ‘otherss are offered only as our OWn. ‘we
would be happy to diScuss any phase of our future with
you. Please call us. , ' ‘

Rabbi Joseph R. - Rosenbloom
Dr. Irving Kanner, President

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Hebrew masses at U. K.

The'Department of Ancient Languages and Literatures
of‘ the University of Kentucky is going to offer
elementary Hebrew to school children of our com=
munftyo This class is primarily for those Jewish
children who cannot attend Temple and Synagogue
classesg as well as non—Jewish children who are inn
terested in learning Hebrewo

The class 'Will begin on Mondayg February 9th at
hiOO PoMo in room 208 in the UoKo Journalish Build»
ingo The fee is $S¢009 including a text bovko '50
Stanley Wagner will teach the class;

Please call this class to the attention of your none
Jewish friendsC ‘“

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A meeting of Cub Scout Pack N00 22; Hill be held on
January 27th at 730u Pg M0 at Temple:

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PLAN TO ATTEND TPn REGULAR MEETING OF SISTERHOOD
ON JANUARY 218T? 12330 PO Ma AT TEMPLEG

Mrc Robert Hammondg Superintendent 0f Kentucky Vile
lags? will bring an enlightening and absorbing
message coheerning Kys Vo?s management of hOO probu
lem childreno

This topic should hold great interest and have deep
meaning for all members of our sommunitye Luncheonew
85¢; call Mrso Fernand’Weilg 3&37229 fer reservationss

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HADASSAH PRESENTSO 0.0 o D o

A Coffee Hour Study Group? "Great Jewish Book‘ssn
read by‘ Rabbi StanleyWagnero There Will be six
sessionsg beginning at 10:00 AoMoy Thursdayg Jana
uary 22nd9 at the home of Mrs. Eda Munichg Education

Chairman.5 22h Barrow Roado

The Veterans“ Administration Hospital was recipient of
260 paper back books presented by the local Bﬂnai Buritho

65m ﬁgml/{ma/ Ema/1L Lat/:0. [gmeZ‘ng

A meeting of the EXecutive committee of Brotherhood
‘will be held at 7200 POMo oanednesdayg-January 2lst3
preceeding the regular meeting at 8300 Pa Mo ‘

[glérTLZSZJ:gZQCZi;bv1‘A . |

SPECIAL GIFTS From Ta and Mram 1rv1ng Kanner in
FUNDg memory of the father of Dr;a Zapgﬁsny;
Yetta Sn Hagedorh and BBL,CUh8ﬂ3

THE FLOWER FUNDg From. qu and Mrso Abe Goidehber_ 4h
memory of Samuel Goldehbergo

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the ,Cehtral Kentucky'Cohoert.LacLure Assocgatioua She
has alSo been. elected president of the BoaTJ of the

Florshee Criitehdeh Homes

Harry'MilZer'Was recently reweieeted chairman oi the Raw
tail Division of the iexingtoh.0hamber of Commaraao

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Woodland Christian Churshg which visited our Tempaeo

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possible for Sistehhood to oarrﬂ oh an active

and important Work in behalf of the blind” Sup
port of this project resulta in great good for
nahy'affiihted by the logs of sighto

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EXCERPTS FROM AN ADDRESS BY ADLAI E. STEVENSON AT THE
DEDICATION SERVICE FOR THE NEW BUILDING OF THE UNITAR—
IAN CHURCH OF EVANSTON, ILLINOIS ' ‘

In this era of conformity, it has often been the minis—
ters Who like the prophets of old have spoken out fer the
values of democracy° In earlier9 quieter times it was
the smallwtown neWspaper editors then the college profesn
sore But latterly it seems to be the rabbis the ministers
the priests who has had courage to withstand the press
sures of these times and to Speak his piece with boldness
and.with persistence on behalf of the good: the right and
the just:

Organized religion has made another sontIibutioh that has
become- more conspieueus of lateo It is the power of few

w»,

IlglOﬂwwthE influenue of oﬂganized feligious bodies u
one‘ kind. or another and of some religious individuai‘
that has time and again been responsibie for bringing

statesmen.of the worid to the conferen:e tahLeo L we“
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hing testing and so on.1f it were not for what the Unitarm
iahs have dones what the Quakers have doneg What the prom
foundly' impressive utterances of Albert Schweitzer have
doheo This is another roles another dimensiono

if we wouﬁd be as
a trams by adequate inspect-ix:7

All these things seem_to suggest that it is the spiritual
leaders among us who are more and.more assuming a role of
leadership in.our life and who are indispensable to the
progress of a Civilized society;

In. a time of such infinite pressure from so many’direetm
ions toward eonformityg toward feara toward timidityg I
think it is a wonderful thing to see ehhrches and syna»
gogues springing up as they are all over this Country and
abroado‘ I hope the miniSters of this country'will'always
.speak out their undying hostility to ignoranees to wars
to the affliction of contemporary societyo

HECK YOUR CALENDAR NOW AND ATTENDO ,a o

' ‘ Councilis annual fundmraising eventg'Jan—
uary'Sl at 9200 P5 Me. at Oh'avay'ZionSynagogue° Square
dancing and regular dancingo $5900 per persona

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KUZARI: THE BOOK. OF PROOF ANDJARGUMENTS Abridged Edi»
tion With An.Introduction and a Commentary by Isaak Hein~
emana

The classical character of the Kuzari has found
recognition throughout the centuriesD This standm
and work of Hebrew literatures here made accesm
sible to a wide publicg will guide and strengthen
the present generation in its search for trutho

LANGUAGE OF FAITH: edited by Nahum Ne Glatzer

A selection from the most expressive Jewish pray»
ersa Original text and new English verse transm
lations printed on facing pages:

FALLEN ANGELSE by Bernard Jo Bamberger

A presentation of the fantastic myths about the
angels who Were lured to sin by the beauty of
mortal Womeng and the proud angel who rebelled
against God and was cast down.as Satana

THE MENDELMAN FIRE9 and other stories by weir Mankowitz

A volume of short stories'by an author whose symm
pathx9 Wonderful ear for dialogue and perception
makes him one of the promising young writers in
Englando '

A TREASURY OF YIDDISH STORIES‘9 edited and selected by
Irving Howe and Eliezer Greenberg

A cross section of Yiddish prose which presents a
rich heritage from both oral folk literature and
a large body of Written materiala

IN THIS WORLD AND THE NEXT, selected writings of 1° Lo
Peretz

The stories and personal essays in this collection
provide a picture 0? Jewish life that has long
since vanished.

TEMPLE ADATI—I ISRAEL

RABBI
DR. JOSEPH R. ROSENBLOOM

OFFICERS
DR. IRVING KANNER, President
JAMES S. FRANKEL, Vice President
HAROLD I. BAKER, Treasurer
DAVID BOLOTIN, Secretary

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

MRS. DAVID BOLOTIN SAM MILNER

DR. IRVING GAIL LEON MOEL

BEN GOLDFARB I. A. PARITZ
MAURICE HYMSON STANLEY ROSE

DR. ERNST JOKL STANLEY SCHER
EDWARD KESSLER MRSI I. H. STERN, JR,
ELLIOTT MARCUS DAVID S. WEIL
WILLIAM MICHALOVE HERSCHEL WEIL
RAYMOND MILLER NORMAN WIDES
DR. SHERMAN MILLER

Non-Profit Org.
124 NORTH ASHLAND AVENUE U. s. POSTAGE
LEXINGTON. KENTUCKY PAID

TELEPHONE 2-4606 Lexington, Ky.
Permit No. 67

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PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY TEMPLE ADATH ISRAEL

20, ﬂ719 January
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CANFLE BLESSZNGo

TOEAH BLESSINGS:

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Your Rabbi would appreciate being advzked of any Congregants to whom be

may be of service in any way.

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his Friday evening\ We will begin a new venture
in the religious and educational life of our
Congregationo 'Under the chairmanship of Dr°
Sherman Miller, our Adult Education Committee
is sponsoring a series of three sessions entitleds
"The Lexington (Story°" Each of these sessions
will be held during Friday evening Services in
place of the sermon.

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After tWO brief presentationss the members of the
Congregation'will participate in the discussiono
Following are the areas of discussion:

Ia QE£_§ommunityg Historyg sizes the Jews and
what they doa

Our Religion: The meaning of our religionp
how obse rvant are we?

Our Younger (generation;~ do the particim
pate? Are they'rebelling?

Our Futureg Results of intermarriageg‘what
of orthodoxy? 'Will we survive?

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Israel

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What is a Jew?

The Will to Survive

III. [Intergrougmggntacts

‘The Problem of AntieSemitism

JEWISH CHAUTAUQUA SOCIETY CELEBRATES
65th MTNIVERSARY

The Jew1sh Chautauqua Society'in 65 years has grown in
strength and broadened the area of its services to the
rel1g1ous life of Amer1ca°

Laet year? LEO collegee ‘ and univer :-1t1es as k-

Jew1sh Chautauqua SocieW to send them a rabbi to d15~
cuss rel1glon 1n general 811d Juda1sm 1h par11011
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-uqua Soelety‘to send a rate; to lecture on Judax

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OUR TIME TABLE FOR THE FUTURE‘

The graph on the opposite page indicates how our Congre—
gation has grown during the past several years. It seems
obvious that if this growth continues, and this seems in» 15b
evitable with the general growth of the community, that

we must go ahead with some future planning of a definite 240
natures 23o
Following is a timetable which has grown out of consider= 2a?
able thought9 particularly in the light of the many meet= jam
ings which were held last week with Mr. Sigmund Braverman 200
with us: 3
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(1) From the day we make up our minds to start, at least
three years would he needed to raise the necessary Mo
funds, and to complete the collection of pledges. Ho
(2) It would take another two years to complete the $0
structure: /50
One month: topographical survey
Two months: land use and site development l¢o
Six months: completion of architect"s plans and /y
the taking of bids
Fifteen months: period of construction Q0
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IN OTHER WORDS9 IF OUR CONCRETE PLANNING BEGAN TOMORROWo “3
1T WOULD TAKE UNTIL FEBRUARY OF 196M BEFORE WE GOULD BE=
GIN THE USE OF OUR NEW TEMPLEu 9”
Look at the graph which indicates approximately 250 memm go
hers and 200 pupils in the Sunday School within this five W
year period. WHEN WE ACTUALLY START IS UP TO Eggy ( £0
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Rabbi Joseph R. Rosenhloom Herschel Wail, Chairman 4b
Future Planning Committee
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(Anatole France) 20
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"hnd the future comes so fast we often must look back
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The next‘ Teacher Trainings es:1on is scheduled f0
February 9th at 72 3O P.11. Dr: Charles Schwartzc
member of our teaching staffg will lead a genereL
dlSCUSSiOUo MARK YOUR CALENDARS NON AND PLAN TO
ATTENDD

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The monihly meet1ng of B Hal Br1th w1li Jae held Um
wedneSdayg January 28th at 8200 P0 Ma at om ay Z1on
Sy11agogue. Dr Louis Boyaraky W111 L1ve a tail on

“Jewlsn Survj_va.' and Jew1sh Ssicnce."

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Human Ieia.L13ns in Our Commun1ty3 under the aunY1‘es
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TO THE LIBRARY FUND: From Mr. and Mrs° Hyman Shra—
: berg in'memOry of David Shrew
i berg and Mary Freedman.

SPECIAL GIFT FUND: From Dr. and Mrs.ﬂr Irving, re=“
(For the purchase of a Gail in memory of the father
print by Ben Shohn) of Dra Kanner.

§ TO THE BRAILLE FUND: From. Mrsa Ida Baker in mem~

i cry of Rosiland Kanner.

; From Mrs. Ida Baker in meme

cry of Ben Cohen.

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; Best wishes for a speedy recovery are extended to
~ Ruben Salutsky of Somerset.
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L £2.7’Tiﬂ/L 1.72., fine. em 1—...—

; Mrsa Stanley Scher was elected president of the Plane
; ned Parenthood Clinic and Mrs; Irving Rosenstein. was
elected vicempresident of the same organization.

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Through the American JeWish‘ Archives of Cincinnati
and the cooperation of Dr Lawrence Thompson of the
U0 of Kys Library an exhibit of JeWs in the Civil
32:3r is being p18 ented in u :e foyer of the University
of kvntnckv Library. It Will- Gout; nue through Feb”
ruach You are lJV‘ILQ to via: '

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M be Rosenoloom “ill be the s
dassah meeting to be held nere at Temple on February
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f He will review two new books dealing with Israel. The
1 first is "Sinai Victory" by SOLOAE Marshall and re~
lates the startling victory over Egypt in the Sinai
Campaign of 1956. The second is “Kilometer 95" by
‘_ Russcol and Banai and is a novel of a new frontiery a
new people, and a new lando

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TEMPLE ADATH ISRAEE

RABBI
DR. JOSEPH R. ROSENBLOOM

OFFICERS
DR. IRVING KANNER, President
JAMES S. FRANKEL, Vice President
HAROLD I. BAKER, Treasurer
DAVID BOLOTIN. Secretary

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

MRS. DAVID BOLOTIN SAM MILNER

DR. IRVING GAIL LEON MOEL

BEN GOLDFARB I. A. PARITZ
MAURICE HYMSON STANLEY ROSE

DR. ERNST IOKL STANLEY SCHER
EDWARD KESSLER MRS. I. H. STERN, JR,
ELLIOTT MARCUS DAVID S. WEIL
WILLIAM MICHALOVE HERSCHEL VVEIL
RAYMOND MILLER NORMAN \VIDES
DR. SHERMAN MILLER

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LEXINGTON. KENTUCKY PAID

TELEPHONE 2-4606 Lexington, Ky.
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“THE LE--I}7‘}TUH STORY“
Friday 8280 Pa Me February 6

CANDLE BLESSING‘. a
TOBAH BLESSINGE . a

be our hOSuS
ceremony of NT.
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Your Rabin would appreciate being adviyed of any Congreganwt: to w om be

may be of J'WVICB If} any Wﬂ)’.

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'The' follOW1ng artiCle taken from the National Jewish
Post indicates that Jewish attendance of Sabbath ser»
vices is very lOWe Thus farg for the Fall and'WinterQ
our own Sabbath service attendance has averaged,ldlfbr
16 serviceso Allowing for tWQ persons per family9 this
represents 33 pe:n cent of our Lexington families ehZS
per cent of our teta1 fam1.lies against a nationewide
Jewish average 0:1 18 per sento Protestants average hh
per eent and Catholiess 2h per cen;n

"LET OUR NEIGHBORS KNOW?”

The Galhup Poll figures‘Whieh show attendance of U080
church and synagogue serviees in 1995 a.t a re ero d dhighy

also showed a devastating comparisonvas betwe -en Jews
ish and noneJewish attendances

THE OVERALL figures revealed thai h9 per cent of? the
total Us So adult civilian pepulat1on attends ehurc h
and synagogue seru11e= during an average we eke

Perhaps ts hide the shame? the i1pure1 for JDW1SU
attendanee were hidden in the fifteenth paragraph oi
the neWs re1ease b3 the somm1’1weun Re1fgion 1n Amere
ican Life; a nonsecta11ah movemen1 emphasizing the ime
pggpanee of religion in personal and cemmunity‘lifee

THE CATHOLIC attendar_e average 15 7h per (-rentva the
Protestant hhg and poss1b1y because JeW1sh figures fer
1958 were not avai.labi11eg the 195? p011 resultS'were
given 11 18 per sent;o

American JeWs pattern their lives to a great extent on
the practices of nonmJeWss and place great store on
noanewish approvala Perhaps if instead of burying
the law Jewish percentane figures: they should have
been displayed. prominently to advise our ne1€hbc

that Jews are in a sense desert:1ng thei.r synagegues

This might truly bring a revival 1n Worship: Ln the Am:

eriean Jewish communitya

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RACE RELATIONS SUNDAY‘Will be observed on,Sunday9
February 8th at thO Po Me at Everybody18 Chu‘r‘ch9
located at Church Street and Broadwayo

Dro Harry Va Richardsong Prege ideht of Gammon
.- ug1Cai Seminary of Atlanta1 Georgia will be
the Fr1nr1p speaker fer the oceas1ono

Temple Adath Israe1 Sh terhood W111 he hostesses
at a reeepfﬁ on In1low1n the serv1neo

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February'9th is the date on Wh1ch +he next Teaehm
er Training Session. 15 s‘heeui e1 The time is
7g30 P0 Map the place 15 Tenp1e1 and the matter
he he ”’eeussed W111 concern our curriruluma Bro
Charles Schwartz W111 lead the d1scuse1on which
promi lee e3 ta be one of great 1mnortanee to our
future teaching programo Make every effort to
reserve thie date and attend this SESSiOho

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A meeting of Hadassah Will be held an February'h
at Templee At that time; Rabbi Rosenbioom W111
address the group? reviewing iwo new books wh1ch
deai with Israels one f1et10m and one non ficm
tiono "Sinai Victoryp" by SQLOAO Marsnali ree
latee the startling v1etory over Egypt in the
Sin.a1 Campaign of 19561 “Kilometer 951" by Russ—
e 1 and Banai is a novei of a new frontierﬁ a
new people and a new land.o

Hadassaégs gCoffee Hour Study Group will meet

with Mrs. I. Jay'Millers 236 Holliday Roads at
10:00 A. M. on Thursdayg February 5.