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TEMPLE ADATH ISRAEL
1244 North Ashlancl Lexington, Ky.
Sidney Ballon, Rabbi
"Separate Not Thyse/ From The Congregation"
No. 12, 5 11 January 10, 1951
Friday Evening January 12 8 P.M. Friday Evening January 17 8 P.M.
"THE HOUSE BY THE SIDE OF THE ROAD" "RELIG—IOUS EDUC NTION IN THE
PUBLIC SCHOOLS"
A lesson from Korea
A victory in Washington for
YAHRZEITS Dr. Abram Franzblau
Benjamin B° Kaufman YAHRZEITS: Etta Gordon
Jenny Gold Mo1gan Frumberg Miller
MauriCe B. Loevenhart Nax Starnfield
Candle Blessing - Ins. Sidney Ballon Candle Blessing — Ike. Iaurice Hymson
SABBATH MORNING SERVICE
Saturday Morning January 13 9 A.M.
ATTENDANCE AT CHILDREN'S SERVICES PTA MEETING
The following children attended the ser- we remind you of the second PTA meeting
vices held on Dece 30: Michael ides, Jeff of the current year, to be held on Wed—
Ballon, Muff Ballon, Freda MillerJ Joe nesday evening, Jana 2h, at 7:30. Dr.
Miller, Susan Munich, Dickie Munich, Jay Irving Gail will speak on the subject,
Paritz, Joan Paritz, Pebbles Paritz, Ricky "How the Child Fights Back".
Rose, Ronnie Rosenberg, Agatha Neil and
David Neil, Jr. Michael Ides and Dickie FATHERS ARE PARENTS, TOO!
Munich assisted with the Torah;
THE RABBI
has just returned from a Speaking engagement at Fisk University,
Nashville, Tenn , under the auspices of the Jewish Chautauqua
Societyo
CORRECTION!
Mrs.~ Baker’s newest grandchild is a BOY, not a girl, as mentioned in the last
copy of the Bulletin. We are sorry fer any inconvenience we caused:
LOST......4...... TEIVT LE YOUTH GROUP P; QTY
One enamel tray from the steam table The Temple Youth Group invites you to
in the kitchen. Hill the lady who attend its partV, supper and play at
borroncd it p1_ease retur A iti Also the “ennLr on the n11ht of January 213
any other kitchen equ: pment vhich has The:e will oc dzorgr _Tes and snecial
been borrowed is needed and its return games for the chilcrer, so h.: CY the
will be appreciated“ 11;“ , The p32”, Annie G-eo four
., -'... .1. 1 ckieLi, Kay Princes
..,..... AND FOUND; I‘.‘ L. av 12 ~.dflL. , Alan Bloom -
field, 'L,_ . _. "ti, Jae; Killer and
pair of white g1ovcs Jonas '17.; .' ' oirected by Mrs. Sher—
pair of brown gloves with fur man Mi 'lai i' u m; St n19? Rose, W9
man’s brown hat urge you ‘ eap‘ * *‘e Temnle‘s newest
woman‘s scarf branch - - "<;,Le Youth Group;
woman‘s raincoat
child‘s handbagu THANK YOU
HILLEL The Congregation gm tefully acknowledges
the folloring co tan‘ilen
The Hillel Society met last Sunday even _
ningy Jan0 7, 31d enjoved a delicious To the Rabbis Fund--from I"1' and Mrs.
supper prepared on benelz‘ of the Sisterv- Ben ShraueW in me-nory 0f INT 5: Shra—
hood by Mrs. Irvin Stern and Mrs. Emanuel berg 5 mother, Bethe- Kirs chbaum.
Meyers and a talk by Mr1 An Laurence Sner~
man. , To the Religious School Fund, from urn
mfilks.fimd>hmrendem1wmn,in
The Society will meet again this Sunday, memory Cf MP“ Beer‘s brother~in—law,
January 1h, when Mrs“ Isadore Levyr and Hyman Pughino
Mrs. Maury Mail will be in charge of the '
.supper.
lsTERHOOD
CONDOLENCES _
The Sisterhood rill hold its January
The Congregation extends its s3rmpathy to neeting on Wednesday, January 173 at $2330
Mr. and Mrs. Rubin Homer, On the death of.1n the Vestry, The program subJect 13
Mr. Romer's mother, in Huntingdon, W; Van, "JGWiSH imu 10" and VTSa Xbe ~ik10T 1s
chairma e She is presenting a Board of
(?) Experts(?) on the subject.
SISTERHOOD SABBATH DILn
UNION NE.TS
More than 100 people enjoyed the Sabbath ,
Dinner and 1% b1V1bJeS last F jde 7 night A record enrollment of 8h9 students has
when for the first tine, Temple A eth 13— been reported for the current semester
rael had a Family Sabbath ce]_ebrati0n° in the various educational facilities of
Liberal Judaismu In training for service
,. A, \20 to Liberal Jewish congregations are rab—
*\V”“VVWM“JLJ binical students, cantors, teabhers:and
f\ religious school administrators, and lay
L.\inJ and religious leaders taking special cuur
(YWQUK’ ses of instruction in all phases of con—
} gregational activity. Graduate Fellow—
adjin ships, Christian and Jewish, are also in4
(3, ¥ 1; i) cluded in the roster.
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TEMPLE ADATH ISRAEL
124 North Ashlancl Lexington, Ky.
Sidney Ballon, Rabbi
"Separate Nat Thyself From The Congregation"
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SQBBHTH SEVICES
Friday Evening 8 P.M.
“NOTES ON THE COMMANDMENTS”
The Torah Portion for this week
includes the reading of the Ten
Commandments.
CCLYLALL them/m6 - Trina. Hitting} BJo.ke.x—u
February 2 Friday Evening 8 P.M.
BROTHER/HOOD SA 88A TH
Services will be conducted by members of the
Temple Brotherhood.
The theme of the evening will be the work of
the Jewish Chautauqua Society, the national
Brotherhood project. Rabbi Ballon will treat
” the congregation as if it were a college aud- ,. V
/* ience and preach to it the same sermon recent—{LWFFEEE
\‘1y delivered at Fisk University, where he spoke Hi'Hit+1\
under the sponsorship of the Jewish Chautauqua. L}»J7EL
“RLu?an Aa IQHV nrd.‘
Candle Blessing — Mrs. Sidney Ballon
Yahrzeits: Ben Snyder, Clothilde Dreyfuss and Simon P. Sartorius
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SABBATH MORNING SERVICE
Saturday Morning January 27
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‘ CONGREGATIOMAL
The Congregational Dinner will be held at 6:00 PiM. on Sunday, February ha
annual meeting of the Congregation will follow the dinner.
MEEinQ
REMINDER
The
Reservations must be
made with Mrs. Herschel Neil, and the difiiEFifill.be $2050 per plateo
Congregation;
we
You have received ballots for the election of the new Board of the
These must be returned properly marked to Harold
Baker NOT LATER THAN Fridayg January 26, in order to be counted.
Mail them or bring them with you to SERVICES this Friday night. ‘
The tallying of the ballots will take—place immediately following
Services and any member of the Congregation is welcome to attend.
Chub «3%flnjié
To Mrs. Louis Ades, for her contribution
to the Rabbi's Fund.
To Mrs. J. Kaplan, for her contribution
to be used toward the purchase of pie-
tures for the library.
To the Sisterhood, for its gifts of a re—
cord player for the Religious School
and a set of Biblical maps.
thet
The last Hillel meeting was held on Jan.
1h. Mesdames Isadore Levy, Maury Hail
and Chas. Travis were in charge of the
supper. The Rabbi reviewed Ludwig Lewi—
sohn's "The American Jew". The next
meeting will take place on February 11.
BROTHER HOOD
The Brotherhood will hold its next meet—
ing on.Wednesday, February 7 at 8:00 P.M.
Dr. Victor ngel, officer—in-charge of
the United States Public Health Service
Hospital will speak on "The Narcotics
Hespital and Its Accomplishments".
”Twink "Wen: Link 1'
Our new equipment is beginning to come in!
The new kitchen is finished! Most of the
library furniture is in and soon We will
install the bombination blackboards and
bulletin boards in the school. Come in
and look aroundl If you see something
missing which we ought to have, we will
be happy to accept your contribution! ‘We
want ours to be the best equipped congre—
gation of its size in the country;
(Elihu C%H£WQP
Our new Youth Group did itself proud
and thru its supper and play enjoyed
by so many was enabled to put away a
nice sum for its Youth Camp and Con—
vention Fund. Congratulations} Our
thanks to Mrs. Sherman Miller: advi-
ser, who coached the play and to Mrs.
Stanley Roses for her musical assist—
ance, and to all those who worked so
hard to make the Youth Group's first
party a success.
The name of Myra Michaels was inadver—
tently omitted from the announcement
sent out last week. we apologize —
Hyra had the title role in "Annie,
Get Your Funl"
Wrinnce. a3: fldimuw'e Serulkca
The following children attended the
Sabbath Morning Service on Jan. 13:
Michael Ades
Carol Ades
Claire Ades
Muff Ballon
Pebbles Paritz Ronnie Rosenberg
Freda Miller Agatha'weil
David'Weil
Joe Miller
Dickie Munich
Susan Munich
Ricky Rose
Agatha and Susan assisted with the “
Torah.
Win 3% gamma.
We send our best wishes to Allan Levy
who enlisted in the Air Corps and is
now stationed at San Antonio, Texas.
Men: W amber
The Congregation is happy to add the
name of Mrs. Yetta Hagedorn to its
membership.
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TEMPLE ADATH ISRAEL
124 North Ashland Lexington, Ky.
, Sidney Ballon, Rabbi
"Separate N61! Tifielf PgfllTlxe Congregation F b 1 nr’1
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SHBBHTH SE RVICE
Friday Evening Feb. 9 . Friday Evening Feb 16 8 P. M.
Due to the inclement weather our Brother—
h.ood SErIice was pos tponcd to this Friday "SONG SERVICE"
nigh.t, Rememoer, we shall pretend that
we are a college audience listening to a In observance of Jewish Music Month
speaker sponsored by the Jewish Chautau— the choir will render almost the en-
qua Society, and Rabbi Ballon will deliv— tire service in song, including many
er a message recently delivered at Fisk of the readings usually read by the
University, where he was assigned by the Rabbi and Congregationo This will
Jewish Chautauqua Society; be a most unusual service and we hope
"RELIGION AS AN ART" that a large congregation will attend
as a token of appreC1atlon of th1s ex-
Stanley Rose, Brotherhood President, will tra effort on the part of the choir.
preside and Dr. Charles Schwartz and Dave
id Weil Will read. the. Sherman Miller will bless
Candle blessing - Mrs. J. M. Strauss the Sabbath candles
Yahrzeit — Bena'Uasserman
Yahrzeit - Sam Herman
Reception following the Service
NET OFFICERS AND BOARD MEMBERS
we congratulate thefollowingrmmfly elected officers and Board members of the Con—
gregation and wish them a fruitful term of’office: Maurice Hymson, President;
Ben Goldfarb, Vice—President; Harold Baker, Secretary; Io Allen Paritz, Treasurer;
and Louis Ades, I. Allen Paritz, Barney Miller and Dr. Charles Schwartz, members
of the Boardo
SABBATH MORNING SERVICE
TURD} «, I-TORNING ’ ' FEBRUARY 10 9 1.11.
These children who attended our last Sabbath morning Service were:
Carol Ades Linda Kanner Susan Munich 1.Iark Rosenberg
Claire Ades Mary Kanner Jay Paritz Ronnie Rosenberg
Michael Ades Freda Miller Joan Paritz Louis Strauss
Jeff Ballon Joe Miller Pebbles Paritz Agatha Fleil
Muff Ballon Dickie Munich Ricky Rose David Ieil
Ellen'Ueil alter "eil
inda Kanner and'Ualter. eil assisted with the Torah.
CONGREGATIONAL MEETING
The change in procedure this year for the
Congregational Meeting proved to be an ex—
cellent decision. ‘Uith all business trans—
acted after the dinner. a large gathering
was assured to listen to the reports and
participate in the business. This prov-
ed to be stimulating and educational to
the members of the Congregation present,
Those who did not attend missed a thrill—
ing review of Congregational achievements
and a Spirited discussion.
Our thanks to the Temple Youth Group for
serving at the Annual Dinner. We are hap-
py to note the early development of- a
sense of reSponsibility and a desire to
serve the Congregation.
Our thanks to hrs. I. H. Stern for assum—
ing the responsibility for the dinner and
to N . and mrs. I. A. Paritz for so beau—
tifully decorating the Vestry.
New by-laws were ado ted at the Congrega—
tional meeting last ”unday, the substance
of which is as follows:
1. The Board was enlarged by increasing
the elected membership to 10% of the mem—
bership of the Temple.
2. The election procedure for Board
members was changed so as to provide for
a primary ballot, which would determine
nominees, numbering twiCe the vacancies
to be filled, whose names would be resub—
mitted to the Congregation for a final
vote.
3. The Temple Brotherhood was permitted
to designate a representative on the Tom-
ple Board with the provision that this
representative shall be a member of the
Templeo
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’ Rabbi and Mrs. Ballon wish to express to
z the entire Congregation and to the members
of the Sisterhood their sincere thanks for
the exquisite silver Seder set presented
- to them at the Congregational Meating. It
2 is deeply appreciated both for its own
3 beauty and for the sentiment it expressedt)
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CALENDAR OF MEETINGS
HILLEL - The first Hillel meeting of
the new semester is Sunday night, FebD
11. Mrs. Louis Ades and Mrsc Charles
Schwartz will serve supper on behalf of
the Sisterhood.
COUNCIL m The February meeting of the
exington Section of The National Coun~
oil of Jewish homen will take place on
Wednesday, Febc 1h. The speaker will
be Dr. Earl Kauffman of the University
of Kentucky who will disauss the Uhite
House Conference on Children and Youth.
BENAI BERITH ~ BYnai B7rith will meet
at the Temple on the evening of‘lednes—
day, Feb. lhth, at 8 P.M.
SISTERHOOD n The February Sisterhood
meeting will take place on'Uednesday,
Febg 21. The program will be a review
of twu current books which may hold a
solution to world problems, "Policy for
the West" by Barbara‘Uard and "Let‘s
Join the Human Race" by Stringfellow
BarrO The reviewer will be Dr. John
Wright of Transylvania Collegeo
THE RABBI
Rabbi Ballon was chapel speaker Wednes-
day morning at Transylvania College. He
was recently elected to the Board of the
Fayette County Citizens Committee. He
has assignments during February from the
Jewish Chautauqua Society at Kentucky
State College and at West Virginia In—
stitute of Technology.
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TEMPLE ETTENDANCE
The Temple attendance notices that have
been coming to you have been prepared
by Dr. Charles Schwartz. READ THEM
AREFULLY — CHUCKLE AT TEEN - AND
OBEY THEMJII
RADIO PROGRAM
Listen to "Stories to Remember" each'
Tuesday night over WLAP at 8:150 TheSe
programs are sponSOred by the Institute
for Democratic Education.
R E L I G I O U S
ATTENDANCE PRIZES FOR SABBATH SERVICES
. . Ave i ..
The folIOWing children rOCGiVCd prizes
for attendance at Sabbath Morning Services
during the first semester:
I
Perfect I One
fittendance 7 Absence
Huff Ballon
Dickie Kunich
Susan Munich
Pebbles Paritz
Ricky Rose
Michael ides
Jeff Ballon
Freda Miller
Joe Miller
CONTRIBUTIONS FROM CHARITY
The following contributions were made by
the Religious School from their Charity
collection:
March of Dimes
JNF - trees
Child'fielfare Fund
United Negro College Fund
Council to CoMbat Blindness
Jewish Braille Society
American Jewish Archives
Pro-Falasha Committee 5000
Nat'l Home for Jewish Children SGOO
t 1.00
$5900
3000
3900
5000
SaOO
5°00
SCOO
S C H O O L
Ronnie Rosenberg
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LETTERS RECEIVED
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The following letters have been received: L
From the Dean of the Chapel at Fisk Univ-
ersity to Rabbi Ballon, after his Jewish
Chautauqua assignment at that colleges
"This letter comes to thank you, again, L
for the most excellent service you ren—
dered us as Convocation Speaker and as
class—discussion leader in the Department
of Humanities on January BC Both stu—
dents and faculty enjoyed your message
so much that I have been requested to
invite you as our guest speaker againo"
From Rabbi Samuel Cook, NFTY, on receipt
of the report of the Youth Group play
and supper:
"Bravol In fact, seven braves, one
each for the "seven wonders" who com-
prise your Youth GroupD no will write
up the event in the Mince-Messenger!”
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N O T E S
ATTENDANCE PRIZES FOR SUNDAY MORNINGS
Prizes for perfect or near—perfect at~
tendhnce at Religious School for the
first semester were given to the follow«
ing children:
Perfect Attendance
Leslie Aberson
Mtff Ballon
Pamela Gall
Steven Gall
Stuart Goldfarb
Linda Kanner
Barbara Levy
Bobby Miller
Freda Killer
Joe Hillcr
Joan Paritz
Pwhmsfmdm
Ricky Rose
David Weil
Only One Absence
Jeff Ballon
Charles Barrett
Lynn Barrett
Simone Bloomfield
Janet Cohen
Donald Dreyfuss
Judy Geldfarb
Barbara Hymson
Paul Levy
June Michalove
Reece Michalove
Norma
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Barbara Hymson
Jack Killer
Richard Munich
Michael Nicrenberg
Jay Paritz
Jeffrey Roseman
Judy Schwartz
Nancy Shraberg
Agatha Ueil
Jonas Coil
Marjorie'flikler
fikl er
I v v v v u \ul u u u
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Dr. and Mrs. Sherman Niller extend tor)
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the Congregation their sincere thanks\\
for the engraved silver tray presented
to them at the Congregational fleeting.
It will be cherished as a reminder of
tWO very gratifying years of Temple
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B R O T H E R H O O D
Dro Victor Vogel was the speaker at
the February meeting of the Brother—
hood, held on'Uednesday night, Febo
7’ at 8 POLE.
LIBRARY NOTICE
The Temple Library invites everyone
to use its books.
The Librarian,
Mrs” Charles Schwartz, is present
every Sunday morning from 10 to 12.
we Wan/5 0/
TEMPLE ADATH ISRAEL
124 North Ashlami Lexington, Ky.
Sidney Ballon, Rabbi
"Separate Nat Thyself From The Congregation"
Mo. \5’- 57!! February SH ,IQTTI
SHBBWH SERVICES
Friday Evening Feb. 23 8 P.M.
"JEWS IN COLONIAL TIMES"
The 200th anniversary celebration of the Temple
in Charleston has focused attention on the
story of the Jew in Colonial Times. The
Rabbi will present a few facts of interestg
Hrs. Fernand Neil will bless
the candles
YAHRZEIT: Henry Loevenhart
Leonard.Weil
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Saturday Morning February a*+ 9:00 A.M.
Friday Evening 8:00 P.M¢
L
n March 2
The Choir will render almost the entire Service, singing
many new settings of the familiar prayers and several pray-
ers which have heretofore been read in our Congregation.
This Special Song Service, postponed from F150. 16, is in
honor of Jewish Music Month. '
Mrs. David Bolotin will bless the candles
YAHRZEITS: Fanny Fogel, Louis M. Epstein and Bernard Kirschbaum
THE RABBI
Rabbi Ballon addressed the High School
Youth of the First Presbyterian Church
last Sunday on the subject “The Jewish
Festivals."
On Friday morning he will speak at the
Chapel Services of Kentucky Wesleyan
College.
C C A R INSTITUTE
In a move to help erect a tw0dway culh.
tural bridge between the U. S. and Is-
rael, the Central Conference of Ameri—
can Rabbis will hold a fiveaweek sump
mer Institute in Israel from July 1 to
August 5. "This first visit to Israel
by an organized group of American rabbis
forihe purpose of studying the land, its
people and its institutions will have his-
toric significance", said Rabbi Philip S.
Bernstein, President of the CCAR.
FELLOWSHIP MASS MEETINGS
The Disoiplos Student Fellowship Group
is sponsoring a mass meeting of Young
People and Adults to further the cause
of brotherhood at h P.M. on Sunday, Feb.
25, 1951, at the Henry Clay Auditorium.
Mrs. Rosa Paige welsh, noted negro mezzo—
soprano, will be the soloist. The con-
gregation is invited to attend.
Mrs. Welsh will speak and lead a discuss-
ion at 6:30 P.M. at tho Ky. Utilities aud-
itorium for Youth.
BROTHERHOOD
The Brotherhood will hold its March meet~
ing in the Temple on Wednesday, March 6.
A social evening is planned, beginning at
8 P.H.
HILLEL
Hillel will meet this Sunday, February 25
at 6:00 P.M. Hrs. Hugo Bloomfield and
Mrs. M. H. Hymson will serve supper on
behalf of the Sisterhood.
CONDOLENCES
The Congregation extends its sympathy
to the family of Harry B. Miller, who
pasSed away on February 20th. May
his memory be a blessing.
CONTRIBUTIONS
To the Rabbi's Fund, in memory of Rabbi
Louis Witt of Dayton - fir. and Mrs.
Moses Fried.
COUNTY SCHOOLS
Mr. N. C. Turpen, superintendent of the
County Schools, has consulted wfith the
Rabbi with regard to the problem of make
ing up for time lost during the cold
weather. mr. Turpen expressed the hope
that Saturday classes might be avoided,
but if it is found necessary to announce
Saturday classes, Jewish children will
be excused for absence on Satudays.
LETTER FROM UAHC
From the Union to the Rabbi.......
" I received your letter with the mag-
nificent pictures taken at your Insti-
tute for Public School Teachers.... I
am certain that others of our colleagues
will gain much from your imaginattte,
colorful display and I an amateur that
they should see these picturos...... I
will make certain that both you and your
congregation receive credit lines. You
are both to be commended for a splendid
job. I read Mrs. Ballon's careful re-
port of the Institute and I am going to
circularize it as well...... It is this
sort of creativity, I feel, which serVes
to enhance our congregational life. It
helps us to grow notably."
....signed: Rabbi Jay Kaufman
UAHC Chairman on Institutes
THANK YOU
To the Mothers of the Religious School
children for their contribution of win-
dow shades for the new classrooms.
THE FREE WARING TV SHOW
The Fred Waring CBS-TV Show on Sunday, Feb. 25 will feature a production:
based on two Hebrew Choral numbers in honor of Jewish Music Month.
"Separate Not Thyself From The Congregation"
124 North Ashland
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TEMPLE ADATH ISRAEL
Lexington, Ky.
Sidney Ballon, Rabbi
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.ituknafimthVAfi
Beginning a series of four talks on
"Giants in American Judaism".......
I 50W m. Milne
Future subjects to be discussed approxiu
mately every other weec:
Kaufman Kohler
Solomon Schecter
lbrdecui Kaplan
Candle blessing - nrs. Stanley Rose
YAHRZEIT.
Joseph Bing
MARCH 7,1951
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Beginning 3 series of biameekly discuss-
ions under the general heading, "Questm
ions of Interest to American Jens”p The
Congregation will gainer inthe Vestry
fol.l)nii1g the servl: e to debate, defend
or decry wliat the Bféboi has to say dur-
ing the service', For the first subject
we take our cue from Purim and will dis-
“iii Jw emu ”
which will deal with the problem of pre—
jUdice o
fiduda%(hflwomgv 3 PI“
The next subject, to be discussed on Mar.
30: m.Till there be a common Judaism in
Amorica?U The Congregation is invit—
ed to suggest other topics it would like
to discuss.
Candle blessing - Mrs; I. Jay Miller
YAHRZEITS
Morris J. Baker
Rose Bloomfield . Moses Moses
Milton Dreyfuss William Moses
Mathilda Neil
Harry Klein
The Sisterhood will serve.
SABBATH MORNING SERVICE
Saturday Morning
March 10
9 A.M.
ClijlaruinAin_ Chi
Aahmflh» W '61, MW. 0 shit ML
The following children atétended the Sab-
bath morning Service on February Bhth:
Michael Ades
Jeff Ballon
Muff Ballon
Jay Paritz
Joan Paritz
Pebbles Paritz
Freda Miller
Joe Miller
Dickie Munich
Susan Munich
Ridquose
Agatha'Weil
David Neil, Jr.
Ellen'Weil
‘Walter‘fleil
Marjorie'hikler
Marjorie and Ellen assisted with the
Torah.
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To Mrs. Maurice Hymson, for her gift to
the Religious School of 12 filmstrips,
in memory of her father, Morris Baker.
To the mothers of the Religious School
children, for their contribution of
window shades for the new classrooms.
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The next PTA meeting will take place on
Wednesday evening, Narch 28 at 7:30 P.M.,
at which time Dr. Abraham'Wikler will dis—
cuss "Religion and the Jewish Child".
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The last pieces of furniture ordered for
the Max Berman Nemerial Library have now
arrived. we now have a very attractive
library room for congregational use. The
Congregation is invited to make use of
the library. The Librarian, M rs. Chas.
Schwartz, is in attendance every Sunday
morningo The Congregation is also invit-
ed to make further contributions to the
lihrary on appropriate occasions so that
we may purchase additional books and add
more equipment as the need arises.
ii that
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At the last meeting of the Hillel Socie-
et“ the supper was prepared ai‘ Served
by M:<. Ia Allin Lev-L2 and Mrs. .Edvard
Kessle 1-, on behalf of the Siste rhood.
Hillel meets again this Sunday evening,
March ll, when Rabbi MarLin lerley of
Temple B rzith Sholom, Laui.5Jille, will
be the speaner. hrs“ Maurice Hymson
and Mrs. Hugo Bloomfield will be in
charge of the supper.
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Was on the program of the Choir Festi-
val at Ilemorial Coliseum, Sunday, March
hth.
Spoke to the Versailles Kiwanis Club on
Tuesday, March 6.
Attended a meeting on Public Education
and Religion at the College of the Bible
on wednesday, March 7.
Will be a member of a Panel discussing
Art and Religion, sponsored by the "Arts
Group of Central Kynfl Tuesday, March 13.
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The Congregation extends its sincere sym-
pathy to Mr. and Hrs. Alfred J. Strauss,
jr., on the death of his mother, Mrs.
A. J. Strauss in Louisville.
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The Brotherhood held its March meeting
on use. evening, March 7. A business
meeting took place during which the nom-
inating committee for the year was ap-
pointed. This committee was directed
to submit a slate of officers for the
coming year at the April meeting. The
business meeting was followed by a sec-
ial evening.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT?
‘Te gratefully acknowledge a contribution to the Max Ber-
man Library Fund by Mrs. Ben Shraberg, in memory of her
father, Bernard Kirschbaumo
NATIONAL COUNCIL OF JEWISH WOPEN
The Lexington Section of the NCJW will
hold its March meeting in the Vestry of
the Temple on'Uednesdaya March lug This
Will be a meeting given over to the dis
cussion of important business concerning
proposed changes in the byulaws and an
expression from the body with regard to
Universal Military Trainings
The proposed change in bylaws concerns
the election of delegates to conventions,
both national and regional, and whether
[it is within the province of the body to
instruct its delegates on the manner in
which they should vote.
NEW TELEPHONE EXTENSION
An extension phone to 3-0632 is being
placed in the Library. Calls intended
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Both numbers will be listed in the new
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convenient to leave 30632 as their call
number.
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PLEASE NOTE$11
A-wallet belonging to th.‘Uilliam Michalove and a pocketbook belong~
ing to mrs, Sidney Ballon disappeared during the discussion period
in the Vestry following Services last Friday night. Anyone who may
peasibly have some clue to the recovery of those items is asked to
notify the Rabbi. ‘
It is suggested also that anyone who may find himself in possession
of either of those items through error and who wishes to spare himself
embarrassment may return it through the mail or leave it anonymously
in the Temple. Contents of the pocketbook included a number of items
of value only to the owner.
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TEMPLE ADATH ISRAEL
124 North Ashland Lexington, Ky.
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The Congregation extends its sincere sympathy to the family i
of Sophie ME Bloomfield, who passed to her eternal rest last
righteous be a blessing.
SISTERHOOD NOTES
We thank Mrs. William Michalove and Mrs.
Warren Rosenthal for serving at the Dis—
cussion Group on Friday night; also we
thank Mrs. Harold Baker and Nrs.Etsenthal
for serving the Hillel supper last Sundays
its. Ben Cohen should be contacted by anye
one wishing to add his family!s names to
the new Sisterhood tablecloth.
SABBATH MORNING SERVICES
The following children attended Sabbath
lbrning Services on March 10:
Claire gdes Dick Munich David Veil
Carol ides Susan Munich Walter Teil
Jeff Ballon Jay Paritz Agatha‘fieil
Muff Ballon Joan Paritz Allen Zeff
Freda Miller Pebbles Paritz David Zeff
Joe Miller Ellen Neil Michael Ades
Ronnie Rosenberg
Allen and David Zeff assisted with the
Torah.
CONTRIBUTIONS
Te gratefully acknowledge a contribution'
to the Rabbi's Fund from Harry B. Uiller,
Jr., in memory of his father.
TEMPLE BOARD
There will be a meeting of the Temple
Board on Monday evening, March 26 at 7:30
P.fi;, and every fourth Monday of every
month thereafter unless otherwise notiy'
fied. Any member of the Congregation who
wishes to attend this meeting is welcome°
TEMPLE YOUTH GROUP
The members of the Temple Youth Group
will attend the Ky.—Tenn. Youth Conclave
at Temple Adath Israel ~in Louisville
over the weekend of March 23rd.
TELEPHONE NUMBERS
Uhen calling the Rabbi or the office,
call 2—h606.
When calling, the Temple proper, the kit-
chen, the Vestry, the Library or the Re-
ligious School, please call 3—0632°
BEREA VISITORS
The Rabbi wishes to call the attention of
the Congregation and particularly of Re—
ligious School parents to the following
letter received from Mrs. Charles Drake
of Berea, Ky. Mrs. Drake Zheaded a group
from Berea that visited the Temple during
the last Children's Sabbath Mbrning Ser—
vice.
"I write to tell you of the enthusiastic
reaction of our young people and their
advisers to our visit to Temple Adath
Israela We had talked, in our 8th grade
studies, of the many great things that
are shared in common by the Jewish and '
the Christian faithso But, as you know,
talk alone is pale and one real experi-
ence is worth hours of talk! I have an
idea that some of our youngsters, with
little experience outside their own town
and group, somehow expected you and the
synagogue and your young people to be
somewhat strange or foreigno Then, when
they arrived, you won their interest and
admiration at once; and they found that
they could participate in parts of the
service, too° The bunch in my car talked
about the visit all the way home, One of
the things which most impressed them was
that your young people spend three (or
more) hours at the Synagogue a week - one
on the Sabbath and two on Sunday morning,
while they (my group) have sometimes felt
'. hard pressed to give one or two hours.
‘"Re Protestant Christians den't know near-
ly so much about our faith", was one com-
ment — and a true one. "Even the little
children know Some Hebrew and take part
in their service," was mentioned. One
effect — an unforeseen byhproduct of the
trip has been a stimulation to clarify or
think thru more carefully what he believes
himself....... will you extend to your
young people and their teachers our
thanks for permitting us to share in
their w>rship?"
The Rabbi wishes to compliment the par—
ents of those children who attend on
Saturday mornings and whose participation
ca led‘forth thiS'tribute. He hopes that
those parents who, altho' living in town,
have not sent their children or who have
Scheduled other things on Sat. morning
will find something to think about in
the above comments.
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