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124 North Ashland Telephone 6116 Lexington 37, Ky.

Sidney Ballon, Rabbi

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CONGRATULATIONS and all good v 5‘51 Fﬁf\wosoph IJIarks on his 80th birthdoyxt
Tho Congregation joined in a prayer 5 ' hi5 continued health at services last
Friday night. i J j.

CONGRATULATIONS to Dr. and Mrs. Saul Rubizl on the birth of a song
CON 'RATULATIONS to Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Lowenthal on the birth of a daughter.

Mr. Gus Levy of the office of the Union of Amorican Hebrew Congregations mot with
the President of the Congregation and the Board nitn‘ regard to the com:ng Financial
Gimpaign of the Union and the combinnd HUC"r1u< Many interesting activities of tho
Union weno brought to the attention of the group and j.t Use the une.nimou.s opinion
tnot ways a- nd means of lending the support of this Congregation should be devised.

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Thanks to Barney and Harry Miller forkthe
P. A. System on the occasion of the Chanu—
k0 Party.

Special thanks to Mrs. I. J. Killer and
Mrs. Louis Ados, Co—Chairmen of the most
successful party and to Mrs2 Herschel
Neil, Religious School Chairmanu Also

a word of appreciation to Mrs. Ed Hides,
Mrs. David Hunich, Mrs. Sherman Miller,
Hrs. Sam.Chatoff, Mrso Maurice Hymson,
Stanley Levy, Alan Bloomfield and the
many others who helped make it the pleas—
ant occasion that it waSa

The Chanuko Party was enjoyed by the
children of our school and thirty guests
from the Second Presbyterian Church» For
our visitors it was a new experience and
helped them understand better some of the
naterial they are new studying in their
Religious School with regard to the Jews.
Ehe following are two of the letters of
appreciation which have been received.

nuary 2, 1949
Dear Rabbi Ballon,

A week ago today through the hospitality
of you and your Con gregation the children
of the Second Presbyterian Church as well
as some of their parents and teachers
spent a most enjoyable afternoons

do know that much thought and time were
given to show us such a pleasant visit

in your Temple. words are so inadequate
to express our feelings, but as superin-
tendent of the Primary Department of our
lhurch, may I extend my appreciation to
you. Perhaps some day in some way we

can return this kindness to your children
1nd parents and to you, teen

Sincerely,

ﬂay ‘ mas/web OZ‘zv/fu

Helen Louise Trapp

Rabbi Bel Ion is giving a : “L- of three
. to: en the 3r:nc3.__,~x r” Tunalim
1’3‘- weekly luncheon maetirgs e? the
Ritkin Club which meets at the Iaxwell

Street Presbyterian Church:

December
Dear Rabbi Ballon:

Thank you so much for the wonderful day
yesterday in.which you entertained the
children of our Primary Departments

I know our children will never fore get the
the actual experience of seeing the
Feast of Lights and the demonstration
of all the joyful activities that
accompany its celebrations
For the past quarter we have been study“
ing customs; etc. of Bible times and we
teachers certainly appreciate anything
that helps to portray things more vivid—
ly for the children: I am the teacher
of the third year class in our Primary
Department«
I know Lj.ss ire pp, the superintendent
of our Department has already expressed
our thar-cs_7 but since you did so much
more for our children than we expected
we do feel humbly grateful and I person-
ally wish to add my word of thanks and
appreciation.

Most sincerely yours,

466i M M

Lola M. Stille

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Hillel enjoyedo Chanuko Party at the
Temple on January 2. The Sisterhood
Committee consisted of Mrs; Louis Ades,
hrsn Hugo Bloomfield and Mrs. Sidney
Ballons
The next Hillel meeting will be on Jan.
14 at the Temples Mrso Sig Bing will be
in charge of the suppers
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The attention of our young people is
called to the Second Annual Convention
of the Ky—Tenn Federation of Temple
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124 North Ashland Telephone 6116 Lexington 37, Ky.

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welcomed as new members into Sisterhood.

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mrs. Jay D. Wbil, Program Chairman an-

nounced that at the next regular meet—

ing of Sisterhood, Mr. George Rush,

Regional Director of the National Cony

ference of Christians and Jews will be

the Guest Speaker. His subject will be:
"BUILDING BRIDGES"

Mrs. L. K. Frankel,who arranged this
program, which occurs during Brotherhood
Month, urged that each member of the
Sisterhood bring one or more non-Jewish
guests to this Luncheon meeting.

As a large group is expected, please make
reservation promptly through mrs. Hage-
dorn, Phone 5475.

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hate him." Booker T. washington

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We are happy to note that mrs. Jonas
Weil is back to normal after her fall.

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The entire Congregation is extended an
invitation to attend the wedding of
Iﬁss Ruth Perlmutter and Edward Levin
at the Ohava Zion Synagogue on Sunday,
February 2 O at 2 p. m.

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Rabbi Ballon will speak to the Transyl-
vania College Interfaith Club Thursday
Evening, Februarya, at Hamilton Hall.

Rabbi Ballon conducted services in Dan;
ville on Wednesday evening, January 26;

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ANNUAL MEETING AND DINNER

The Annual Meeting and Dinner of the Con-
gregation was a huge success. Mrs. Sam
Milner and Mrs. Ben Cohen provided an
unusually fine dinner,

Dr. Sherman Hiller was elected President
of the Congregation to succeed Joe Wile.
Maurice Hymson was elected Vice-president,
Ben Goldfarb, Treasurer and Kenneth Hart,
secretary.

New Board Members elected for a three
year term are Ben Goldfarb, David Wail,
Herschel Weil and Dr. Irving Kannero

Rabbi Eallon spoke if the fibuie itc‘

the Congregation and called attentiOi i
the appeal of the Union of American Heb»
rew Congregations for special assistance
this year.

The plan decided upon by the Board to rew
spend to this appeal is as follows.

Each member on his regular bill for Tem-
ple dues will find an additional item in
the amount of 10% of his dues listed as a
voluntary payment for the Union.

Each member may decide for himself whether

or not to make this suggested contribution
to the Union, but it is hoped that after
reviewing the benefits gained from the
Union as listed in the enclosed circular;
that this VOLUNTARY contribution will be
made. 10% of dues is a suggested minimum.
GREATER ALEUNTS'WILL ALSO BE APPRECIATEDE

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There is a need for a woman to serve
as a volunteer leader of Cub Scoutst

The Cub Pack will meet at a homo three
times a month (preferably the leader‘s
home) and once at the Second Presby—
terian Church. Several children in
our own Congregation are interested in
Cub Scouting and others are available
to fill out a full Cub Pack of eight.

PLEASE CONTACT THE RABBI IF INTERESTED!

Congratulations to Mr. and hrs. H.
E. Levy on the birth of a son.

Our best wishes to Mrs. A.'Wenneker
and Mr. I. J. Abrahemq who were re-
cently admitted to the Hospital.

Also to hrs. A. Hammel who has had
an extended stay in the hospital.

The Congregation is reminded that
a most fitting way of memorializ-
ing departed loved ones is to have
their name inscribed on the Temple
Memorial Tablet.

A minimum contribution to the
Congregation of $100 is required.

To make arrangements call either
the Secretary or President of
the Congregation.

WOULD YOU LIKE TO DO A GOOD DEED?

Give to our Sisterhood Braille
Fundé

It's a great cause that needs
your support. '
Any occasion may be remembered
through your contribution to this
Fund.

An acknowledgement will be sent
to the person honored.

CONTACT MRS. WILLIAM MICHALDVEII

OUR THANKS to Mr and hrs Sam Mil-
ner for their contribution to the
Library Fund in honor of the élst
wedding Anniversary of Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Rattner, of Royal Oak,
Michigan, parents of Mrs. Hilner.

RELIGIOUS SCHOOL PARENTS

If you have not returned your

child's report card, please sign

and return immediately to the
Temple.

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TEMPLE ADATH ISRAEL

Telephone 6116 Lexington, Ky.

124 North Asblancl
Sidney Ballon, Rabbi

"Separate Not Thyself From The Congregation"

SABBATH SERVICES

FRIDAY EVENING ,5: BEECH 4, 1949 5:5. 8 P. M.

Jam/.74 e

In honor of Jewish Music Month being currently observed we shall replac the Ser-

mon this Friday Evening with several recordings of hitherto unpublished Jewish
liturgical music known as"Israel Sings"

Those recordings were made by the Union of American Hebrew Congregations from

manuscripts in possession of the Hebrew Union College Library. The artists and

musical accompaniment are exceptionally finee

THE VOLUNTEER CHOIR WILL PARTICIPATE IN THE SERVICES
Mrs. Matthew Barrett Mrs. Kenneth Hart Mrs. Robert Mickler Mrs. I.
under the direction of Mrs. Harold Baker

J. Miller

Mrs. Edward Wides will bless the Sabbath candles

FRIDAY EVENING MARCH 11, 1949 8 P. M.

SHABB OS ZACHOR

SABBATH OF REMEIKEBERANCE THE SABBATH BEFORE PIRIM

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Hrs. Edward Meyers will bless the Sabbath candles

Mrs. Emanuel Meyers blessed the Sabbath candles on February 18,

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ADAIH ISRAEL TAKEJ A STEP FORWARD!

The Congregation may congratulate itself
on finally taking some action with regard
to the needed expansion of the Religious
school facilities. The purchase of the
house next door on the north side of the
Temple is a step in the right direction

For the time being the need for extra
class rooms will be filled by using this
house. In the near future it is hoped
that building costs will pennit us to
take advantage of the newly acquired
land to build an extension to the Temple
with new and modern religious school
facilities.

this purchase and to
redecorating a

In order to finance
provide for necessary
CAMPAIGN FOR $18,000 has been launched
within the Congregation. It is hoped
that we shall be able to pay in full for
the house with the proceeds of this cem—
ptlgn ind to keep any reserve the Temple
new has on hand for the future building

pro greet.

us Solicitation Comittee is headed by
mom BAKER and DAVID 30mm: 3. oo—
chairmen.

other members of the committee are:—

DAVID WEIL

MAURICE 1%ng ‘\ . __ .‘
KENNETH iTARf

The entire longrsgni on will be canvassed

As this Bulletin goes to press, early re-
turr‘s indicate c. SUCCESSFUL CAMPAIGN“

TEA/1PM IBRARY

The Temple Library is being used more
and more by the children of the Reli—
gious School and it is hoped thnt
paxanis will encourage their children
to s1pplement in this manner their
formd 1 religious education.

Many new books have been added which
offer e:te:tainmcnt, inspiration and
knowledgcs

The following books are recent acQuisi—
tlon3:n

Broken Lights

Jolly Jingles

The Children of Emek
Beautiful Garden
Habibi and Yew

One God
Jewish~Puzzles

Hayim Solomon

They Were All Jews
Beet Camp

Chanuko Anthology
Filluianun

The Unconquered
Bible LegendBook
Jewish Post Biblical History
Watchmen of the Night
The 3to:y of Reform Judaism
The Fire Eater

Mr: Benjamin's Sword
Blessed is the Match
All About Us

The Fighting Angel
Theodore Herzl

Thesc Are The Names

Miss Irene Herman is Librarian

Contributions for further books will be
gratefully receivedo

The recordings"lsrael Sings" to be used
at Services this Friday night have also
been purchased for the Library. Their

cost is $15.00. They are as yet unpaid
for and the suggestion is made that the
recordings would make a beautiful gift

for someone to offer the Library either
in memory of a loved one or in honor of
a special occasion.

lhe Hillel Society of the
University of Kentucky and
Transylvania College en-
joyed a Social on Sunday
Evening, February 20._

Supper was served by the
Sisterhood Committee of
Mrs. AL'HEISS and ﬁre. I.

A. PARITZL Thanks also to
Mr. AL WEISS who lent a

helping hand.

On Sunday Evening, larch 6
the Hillel Society mill be
addressed at a Supper Heat
ing by Rabbi Stanley Briv
of Cincinnati. His sub-
ject will be MARRIAGE AND
THE JFIVIISH FAl-EELY. The
public is welcome after
the supper which will be
served at 6:30.

Mrs. LOUIS ADES will be in
charge of the supper.

BNA/ BRITH

The Lexington Bnai Brith
has created for use at
Transylvania College a
scholarship of $200 to be
awareded annually to a
Junior student and made
available to him upon en—
rollment for his serior
year at the College. The
recipient is to be select—
ed by the scholarship omn—
mittee of the faculty from
among students rho are to
enter the Christian minis-
try, who pOSSeSS ”a sensi~
tivity to the social as-
pects of the Christian gos-
pel, with a demonstzated
interest in advancing the
Brotherhood of Man"J and
who have an average of B
or better for the Junior

year.

Dr. Irving Gail, Monroe
Moosnick and Rabbi Ballon
participated in the exer—
cises during which the
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BRAI BRITH

(Continued)
scholarship was presented
on'Wednesday, February 25.

The Congregation may also
be interested in knowing
that Dr. McLain, president»

_of Transylvania College

will speak in Temple at
our Mothers! Day Service
on E'iddy Evening, May 6.

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Ftnd raising efforts are
now under way throughout
the country on behalf of
the (ampaign of the Union
of American Hebrew Congre—
gations rnd the Hebrew
Union College-Jewish Inn
stitxwe of Religion for
$1,8292CCG.

Many congregations, it is
reported, have adopted the
plan being used here in
our own Congregation for a
voluntary assessment of

10% of congregational dues
to be used for this purpose

HELP WAN TED!

There is a need for e wo-
man to serve as volunteer
leader of Cub Scouts‘

The Cub Pack will meet at
a home three times a month
(preferably the leader‘s)
and once at the Second
Presbyterian Church. Sev—
eral children in our own
Congregation are interested
in Cub Scouting and others
are available to fill out
a full pack of eight.

Please contact the Rabbi if
you are interested;

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mesdames Hugo Bloomfield
Irvin H. Stern and Maurice
Neil will attend the Biw
State Board Meeting of theﬂ
Kentucky—Tennessee Federc— ‘
tion of Temple Sisterhoodsg
in Drownswille. Tennessee
on ﬁerch 9.

lbs. Bloomfield is Bin .
State Vice President, hrs. 4
Weil is Bi—State Parliamcn,
tarian and Mrs. Stern is
Li-State Post4War Service
Choirnan.

{EDNESDAY
MARCH 16
12:30 P N

Luncheon in the Red Room
of the
Lafayette Hotel

Guest Artist:
Nice Eva Feldstein

Original Playlet:
"meet the
President's
Council"

PLEASE make your RESERVA—

TIONS EARLY by calling Mrs.
Yetta Hagedorn, Phone 5475.

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February 15

RABB/

Conducted one of a number of group
discussions sponsored by Rotary In-
ternational Service Committee.

February 17
Conducted services in Danville.
February 21

Attended meeting in Cincinnati called
by the Union of American Hebrew Con-
gregations in connection with current
financial campaign for the Union and
College.

February 27

Spoke to Youth Group of First Presby—
terian Church in.Richmond on subject
of the New State of Israel.

March 2

Conducted discussion on The Value of
Religion at the Lamda Chi Alpha Frat
ernity House as part of the Univer-
sity of Kentucky Religious Emphasis
Week.

March 7—8

Will attend meeting in Dayton, Ohio
called by Jewish Welfare Board for
Chaplains in Federal Institutions
and Army Camps.

March 13

Will address Youth Group of Woodland
Christian Church.

March 14—15

Will speak at the University of
Chattanooga, Tennessee, under the
auspices of Jewish Chautauqua
Society.

The Rabbi is grateful to Mr. Larry Sher-
man for substituting for him at_the Cen—
tral Christian Church, whose Youth Group
by coincidence picked the same date and
the same subject for discussion as the
First Presbyterian Church in Richmond.

FUR/M PAR/Y

The Religious School Purim Party will
take place Sunday morning, March 20a
All children are asked to come in
costume. Prizes will be given for

the best costumes. The program will
include a play and other presentations.
The SISTERHOOD will serve LUNCH for the
children. '

Parents are invited to attend.

MAZEL TOVSS ‘

Hearty Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
James Strauss on the engagement of
their daughter, Phyllis Strauss to
Fr. Stanley Scher of Baltimore, who
is now attending the University of
Kentucky.

AND TO Mr. and Mrs. Hilton Baer on the
engagement of their son, Thomas Baer,

to Kiss Donnie Beth Glickman of Uiami
Beach.

Our very best wishes ”
to the young couplesli

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Our best wishes to Mrs. Zilliam Lowen-
thal for a speedy recovery.

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THANKS TO GUEST SPEAKER

The Congregation is very much indebted
to the Rev. Thomas B. Cowan for a mag—
nificent sermon last Friday evening.
All who were present agreed that it was
exceptionally stimulating and deeply
appreciate Mr. Cowan's visit.

If Everybody‘s Church has an unusually
large crowd this Sunday morning it will
be the members of Adath Israel who want
to hear him againl

FRIDAY N/TE /5 ‘

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TEMPLE ADATH ISRAEL

1244 North Ashland Telephone 6116 Lexington, Ky.

SiAney Ballon, Rabbi

"Separate AVot Thyself From The Congregation"

FRIDAY EVENING MARCH 18, 1949

Rabbi Ballon will discuss

"THE IELNING OF KADDISH"

IRS. David Wail will bless the Sabbath candleso
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Mrs. J. C. Kaplan blessed the Sabbath candles on March 11.

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CONGRATULATIONS to IIIR. AND MRS. BEN SHRABERG on the birth of a daughter.

CONGRATUL’LTIONS to IR. AND HRS. JOSEP IL’ KS on the birth of twin grand—
daughters born to IR. AND DES. GKAUKAN MARKS in Cincinnatia

CONGRATULATIONS to 13. AND. 1118. DAVID BOLOTIN on the birth of a son, and
to the proud grandparents, IR. AND LRS. HAY D. WEIL.

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MARCH 20 m A, M.

Tho children of the Religious School will have their Purim Party Sunday
ﬁcrning, Iarch 20 at 10 a9 ma

All children are asked to come in COSTUHE and PRIZES will be given for
the funniest, most beautiful and most Jewish costumes among boys and girls.

Each class will participate and present a part of the program with the two
highest classes putting on a brief playlet called ”The Trial of Haman"....
The playlet is being coached by IRS. EDUﬁRD WIDESo

The Sisterhood will serve
lBS. IAURICE HYHSON will be in charge of the
Luncheono

Pre-school children and parents are invitedo
LUNCKEON for the childreno

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ploration of permanent values - those
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righteousness, of freedom which man has
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tion where opportunity is offered to all%

This is the three-fold pledge made by
Dr. Abram Leon Sachar, first president
of the nation?s first Jewish—sponsored
nonsectarian University, at his formal
linstallation.

The Women’s Committee of Brandeis
University was founded to further the
realization of this University's great
promise for the future. As its first
specific task, the Committee has under—
taken the creation of a library for the
new University. Today, the Brandeis
WbmenYS Committee is organizing chapters
all over the countryo "Books for
Brandeis" is destined to become a
meaningful phrase to Jewish women
throughout the nation. 'Won't you lend
your support to this movement so
important to the growth of Brandeis
University.

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124: North Ashlanti Telephone 6116 Lexington, Ky.

Sidney Ballon, Rabbi

S -~HH SHHJIIIS

FRIDAY EVENING JURIL l, 1949 8 P. K.

GUEST SPEAKER

Dxl ,a511 BEIIHI

Professor of Homileties at the Hebrew Union College

Dr. Bettan, who formerly se rvrd thi_s Ccn 1gregation as a bi—weckly Rabbi will
be in Lexington, rriday ﬁpril l to 1.ead a scholarly paper at the Conference
on Languages to be held at the University of Kentuchya

We are taking advantage of his presence in Lexington to have him speak to us
at our Friday Evening Servicesn Dr. Bettan has written that he looks forward
to renewing old acquaintances in this community:

IIe expect a large Congregation to be on hand to gieet Dr. Bettan

The Sisterhood will hold a reception after the
Services with Irs. Iorris Baker in chargeo

FRIDAY EVENING APRIL 8, 1949 8 P. M.

In connection with the visit of the Caravan
of Hope sponsored by the UJA which will be
here on April 5, Rabbi Ballon will discuss

I.ms. Ben Goldfarb blessed the Sabbath Candles on Iiarch 25

hEW RELIGIOUS SCHOOL
BUILDING

RELIGIOUS SCHOOL NEWS

The staff of the Religious

The Congregation expects to School met at the home of

take

official possession, Mrs. Sherman Miller on Mon-

this week, of the house nextday evening, March 28 to

door, which is
for our Religious
Building.

to be usedreview the accomplishments
School of each class and to plan
for the remainder of the

The Rel igious School Commityear.

tee, under the leadership of
Mrs. Matthew Barrett is mak-
ing plans fdr redecoration.
The Fund-Raising Committee,
1%. Harold Baker and Mr Dav—
id Bolotin, has already re
ceived pledges for approx-
imately $11, 000. Its goal
is $18, 000 and EVIERYONE in
the Congregation is urged

to do his full share in
helping the Committee reach
this goal.

Many members have
generously. Many
however, have not yet come
forward to assume their
full responsibility.

We hope there will be no
further delay in helping
the FundﬁRaising Committee
wind up its Campaign.

Those who make pledges are
urged to contribute as much
as possible in immediate
cash, in order that the
procedure of taking over
the property will be
facilitated.

responded
others

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OUR THANKS to IRS. B. Krav-
etz who has contributed 4
copies of a new Children's
Prayerbook being purchased
for the Rel