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CHRONICLE

Vol. XVIII Thursday, November 20th, 1947 JKislev 7, 5708)

Sabbath Services Friday Evening, November 21st, at 8:15

.REV. DONALD HARRINGTON of the Community Church

will preach on

"CRY LOUDLY, SOLDIERS OF PEACE"

Saturday Morning, November 22nd, at 10:15 RABBI SOLTES ·

will preach on

II. "WHAT MAKES FOR A HAPPY MARRIAGE?"

Sunday Morning, November 23rd, at 10:45 DR. MARYNIA F. FARNHAM

distinguished author will speak on

"MODERN WOMAN-THE LOST SEX"

MID-WEEK VESPER SERVICES Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, at 5:45

Tuesday Evening, November 25th, at 8:30 MR. JACOB S. MANHEIMER'S Course Begins

URistory of the Jews in Modern Times"

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Rod.~ph S4olom Chronicle Publlahed Weekly from Mid-Sept. to MJd-.June

by Concre.atlon Rodeph Sholom " 'I Weat 88rd Street New York 24, N. Y.

. Rabbi Loui. I. Newman , ••• .• ,. • ••• Study, SUo '1-0278

Associate Rabbi . Anaham Solte. .... , ...... Study, EN. ' 2-588.0

Cantor . '.' . Natban G. Meltzoff ... ;..... . Rea., SUo 7-1188 Temple Office ............. ......... EN. 2-8800

Se",to" .. nd FI'"era.l Director . JONAS R. GOLDBERG ............... Rea. SC 4-565$

Executive Secretary . Max Feder ..... .. :~ . .. : : . ... . .. Res. RI '11-2641

T emple HOlU6 Adviser MRs. PHILIP M. STERN ........ .... .. EN !-8800

In Memoriam Congregation Rodeph Sholom

extends heartfelt sympathy to the families of:

BLANCHE DITTENHOEFER MAURICE B. GARDNER

HERBERT H. GOTTLIEB IRMA E. GREEN

DAVID GROSSMAN CECILE SIMON

who have passed away.

Memorial Lights will be kin­dled at the Nameplates on the

; ~ronze Memorial Tablets in the .. Temple in memory of

AARON M. COHEN ABRAHAM COHN JACOB ROSENHEIM FANNIE SPRING WEISS

The Page in the Book of Life dedicated to the memory of

CHARLOTTE CECIL will be opened.

The Yahrzeits of the following departed will also be observed and the Kaddish recited in their mem­o~y at the coming Sabbath Ser­vICes:

WILLIAM BETTINGER HARRY A. BROWN MICHAEL BUCHSBAUM SAMUEL FRANK LT. RICHARD ALAN GREEN HANNAH HERZOG LEE HOLSTEIN MOLLIE JACOB ANNIE JITKOWSKI MORRIS KAHN JACOB KATZ LOUISE SANGER KOHN ALEXANDER SCHWARTZ DR. HENRY W. STRAUSS INA CLAIRE STRAU<'l" CARRIE TEN CORN REGINA WEISS

May the Memory of the Righteous Ever Be a Benediction!

c4aknowt.d9nunt~ . We gratefully acknowledge the fol­

lowing generous donations:

Congregation Rodeph Sholom Mr. George Silver 10 memory of

Sarah Silver. Mrs. Gertrude Miller in memory of

Edward S. Miller. Dc; and Mrs. Shirley Greenstone in

memory of Jerome S. Katz for the Bible and Prayer Book Fund.

Mr. Isidore Siegel in memory of Goldie Siegel.

Misses Hannah and Stella Silber­berg in memory of their mother, Caroline Silberberg.

Mr. & Mrs. Abram Racoosin in memory of Marion Lister.

Mr. & Mrs. Leo Keiser and Mr. & Mrs. Jonas R. Goldberg in memory of Flora Eisenbach for the Bible and Prayer Book Fund.

Mr. & Mrs. Arthur J. Messing in honor of their Silver Wedding An­niversary.

Mrs. Bella Frankenfe1der and Miss Hattie Seligman in memory of their father, Moses Seligman.

Rosa Rosenheim Memorial Milk Fund

Mrs. Max Minzesheimer in com­memoration of the Birthday of her mother, Rosa Rosenheim.

Mrs. Sigmund Gutfreund and her children in memory of their father and husband, Sigmund Gutfreund.

.Mrs. Jacob Rosenheim in memory of her husband, Jacob Rosenheim.

Mrs. Lawrence Levy & Mr. David J. Rosenheim . in memory of their father, Jacob Rosenheim.

Mr. & Mrs. Ferdinand Loeb in memory of Herbert H. Gottlieb.

Pulpit Flower Fund Mr. & Mrs. Morris Stein in honor

of the Bar Mitzvah of their son Lawrence.

Mr. & Mrs. Max Weinhausen in memory of Bertha Weinhausen.

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Members of the Congregation and their friends are cordially invited to attend the first " OPEN MEETING

OF THE NEW Youth Parents Association of Congregation Rodeph Sholom

to be held on

Monday. Evening, November 24th, at 8:30 O'clock "

,I. ;./

ALICE THOMPSON, Executive Editor of the magazine "SEVENTEEN"

will discuss tr BOY - G I R L' R E L AT ION S HIP S"

Parents CAN Understand.

RODEPH SHOLOM SISTERHOOD ,· cordially invites all the women, of the Congregation

and their friends to attend an

S 0 S BRIDGE AND AFTERNOON OF GAMES on

Monday Mternoon, December 8th, 'at 12:30 O'clock in the Marcus Loew Auditorium '

This will be a Dessert Bridge, and the price of admission is a few cans" of food, or a package of medical supplies, or some used, but wearable clothing for Overseas Relief. ' ,

Our Appreciation We are grateful to the family of

the late William Morris, noted figure in the theatrical field, for their gen­erous gift to make possible the es­tablishment of a memorial on the Plaque in our Temple Sanctuary. This name plate was dedicated on Sunday morning, November 2nd in the pres­ence of a large gathering of his fa­mily and friends, by the Jewish Theatrical Guild.

Hanukah Gifts Have you done your shopping for

Hanukah? The Judaica Shop which the Sisterhood has just opened has appropriate gifts for all ages-books, records, charm bracelets, a singing Menorah, Sabbath candlesticks, for

big and little mothers, games, blocks, book ends, and many other items of Jewish interest. These will be shown at all OUl: Temple meetings and the ladies of the Sisterhood will be happy to take your orders. Be sure to see our attractive display. The co-chairmen of the Sisterhood Judaica Shop are Mrs. Emil Adelaar and Mrs. Harry Tete!­man.

Acknowledgments (Continued From Preceding Page) , Mrs. Nathan Goldmann in com­

memoration of the Yahrzeit of her husband.

Mrs. Alfred D. Lind in memory of her sister, Hannah Herzog.

Miss Ernestine M. Lind and Mrs. Dorothy Lind Marks in memory of their aunt, Hannah Herzog.

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RODEPH SHOLOM CHRONICLE

Notable Events This Wednesday Evening

The Annual Thanksgiving Eve. Affair

of the MEN'S ASSOCIATION

with SAMUEL 1. LEVINSON

Noted Humorist

ETHEL SMALLWOOD Popular Lyric Soprano

JOHNNY DE FRANCIS Radio and Concert Tenor

Refreshments Tickets $1.50

Tickets may be purchased through the Temple Office.

Youth Division The Rodeph Sholom League will

hold a dance in the Marcus Loew Auditorium on Saturday evening, November 22nd. Harry Muller, ever popular with League members, will again provide the music. Admission will be $1.50.

The first of the Aaron Wise So­ciety "College Nights" will honor New York University by a "Beat Fordham Rally" at the regular Wed­nesday evening supper meeting on November 26th at 5 :30 P.M. Fred Bauer, in charge of the committee, has promised a social hour to follow the meeting and rally.

Boy Scout Troop 502 This troop which is sponsored by

the Men's Association of our Temple, has received the President's Standard Award for the second time. When our Troop received this award last year, it was the first time that a troop received this symbol of achievement during the first year of its existence. Thus another record has been broken, for it is the first time also that a young troop has received the Presi­dent's Standard Award two years in

.. succession.

This Friday Evening, November 21st, at 8 :15, Rev. Donald Harring­ton, associated with Rev. Dr. John Haynes Holmes in the ministry of the Community Church will preach on "Cry Loudly, Soldiers of Peace." (Last week, through an error in the "Chronicle," Rev. Harrington was an­nounced for Nov. 14th; instead, Rab­bi Soltes was the preacher on 'Fa­ther and the Angels;' Life with a Jewish Father" ). - Sunday morning Dr. Marynia F. Farnham, co-author with Ferdinand Lundberg of the high­ly significant book "Modern Woman -The Lost Sex" will discuss the theme of this volume, written ques­tions from the congregation to fol­low the discourse.-Sunday morning, December 7th, Mr. Leland Stowe will speak on "The Soviet-American Crisis and Its Meaning."

I terns of Interest This Friday Evening, November 21st,

Mrs. Joseph Pulvermacher will recite the Blessing over the Sabbath Candles at Temple Services.- Last week, No­vember 14th, Mrs. Jacob Geiger re­cited the Blessing.- Wednesday Eve­ning, December 3rd, the first lecture in the series : "Beliefs, Doctrines and Ideals for Modern Jews" will be given by Rabbi Newman ; those interested may send in their registration at one dollar per person to the Temple Of­fice.- Tuesday Evening, November 25th, the Young Married Guild will meet for a Business and Social pro­gram, and on Tuesday Evening, De­cember 9th, Dr. Milton I. Levine, the pediatrician and author will speak on "The Pre-School Child ; Emotional Fac­tors Affecting Development."- Tues­day, December 2nd is Jewish Day at the New Yo·rk State Commission for the Blind Annual Sale of articles made by blind workers at 535 Fifth Avenue (1 East 44th Street), New York .