CALENDAR OF EVENTS lSoard of Trustees lVleeting Bible Study Group. Religious School-as rrsual Religious School-recessed Nlen's Club Brttnch, CANCELLED Purirn Carrrival Bible Study Group A ssistant Teachers tr'Ieeting liaculty ]Iceting .,..,.Wednesday, \ilarch 2l- Thtrrsday, NIarch Z2-Coffee- Class- ....,.Saturday, Nlarch 24 .,.,...Sunday, March 25 ..Sunday, March Z5-Purim .Sunday, March 25-3:00 to Thursday, March 29-Cofiee- Class- ...Tuesclay, April 3- -Wednesday, .r\pril 4 TIHlPIT ISRAtt TIDIN$$ 7:30 p.m. l:00 p.m. 1:30 p.m. Carnival 6:00 p.m. 1:@ p.rn. 1:30 p.m, 4:00 p.m. Vol. XII Omaha, Nebraska, March L9, 1962 No. 15 Friday Evening, March 23, at 8:15 o'clock Sermon: Reactions to Hatre0- -Is the.Purim Story as Callous as It Sounbi Siclnel' H. Brooks. r'r'l.ro directecl the In- stitnte, expressing apltreciation for the invitation to participate. The clergvmen n'ere high in their praise of the lectttres giverr lty Dr. David Polish, rabl>i of Reth Er.net, the Free S1'nagogtte, Evanston, Ill. The Institute clre'n'the largest attendance in its history, l'ith 300 registere<1. SISTERHOOD PRAISED Clergyrnen were high in their praise for the hospitality and the lrrncheon provided by the Ten.rple Sisterhood for participants in the Institute on Judaism. 1\4an1' of the letters received by Rabbi Ilrooks frorn clergymen laucled the Sisterhood. Sisterhood rnembers rvho assist- ed u'ith the luncheon, under the chairrrranship of 1\4rs. Charles Stern, are: Mmes. Seymour Abrams, Sidney Brooks, Robert Cohn, Chaim Far- ber, Stanley Fisk, Ed Friedberg, Bud Greenspan, Lazar Kaplan, Manfred F. Kuttner, Edwin Lan- dow, Ben Magzarnin, Horace Ros- enplum uelson, It's Purim Carnival Time!!! P-prizes, pop, fun a'plenty U-useful items, unusual goods R'-"1gsl gone" dinner will be served I -ice cream, interesting booths and games M-Merriment (games) Put them all together and they spell PURIM \VHEN? . . . Sunday, March 25, 1962-3:00 to 6:00 P.M. WHERE? Temple Israel WHO?, . . Everyone is welcome WHY? . . . To have fun, to cel- ebrate Purim "A real live puppy will be raffled." Remember Megillah Reading and Service Monday, March 19, at 7:15 Mrs. Ted Sar-rforcl. General Chairrrrarr Booth Construction Chairman, \,Ir. Sidney Osten Food Chairmen, l\{rs. Leo Eisen- statt, Mrs. lf enrl' Greenberg, tr4rs. Yale Trustin Prizes Chairmen : I\Irs. ehitip Fox, I\4rs. Sam Turkel Publicity Chairman, IVIr. X,[aury L. Schr,r'artz Ticket Chairmen, \'Irs. Freclerick Cassman, Mrs. Sam \\ieinstein THANKS . . . From Gerald Sirnons, son of Dr. and Mrs. I\4ilton Simons. for the IJniongram in honor of his llar N{ itzvah. OUR SYMPATHY The Congregation records u'ith sorror,v the death of Mrs. Helen Bolker ancl extend syrnpathy to the be- reaved family. E,xcerpts ironr sonre of the let- ters : Donald A. Bump, pastor, United Presbyterian Church, Pav&ree City, Neb.-It \\ras a r\rarlll experience of leaming ancl fellot'ship. I arn urost a1'lpreciative of vorlr hospitalitl'. persor.ralll', to the S-r-oup. Dean H. Williams, pastor, First Presbyterian Church, Atlantic, Iowa-Your hospitalitr' \\'as ex- pressecl in mau1. \\'a1rs, ot-t,1 the in- tellectual stin.rrrlation \\'as most helpful. It is to be hopecl tl.rat sucl.r fruitfrrl conversations b e t t' e e tr faiths rna.r' corrtitrue. . The Rev. Bernard G. Miars, rector, St. Pauls Episcopal Church, Council Bluffs-Ral>bi Polish rvas excel>tionalll' fine ancl his lectures nrost illuminating. The f ellorvship l'ith our brother clergy in this area \\'as nrost pleasatrt arrcl enjovable too. Gail B. Dunning, minister, First Christian Church, Blair, Neb.-It \\'zrs qrrite inspiraiior.ral an<1 cer- tain11' tnost'n'orths'hile. Kirk E. Naylor, dean of admin- istration, Universty of Omaha-I l.racl occasion r,r'hen teaching a Sttn- day School class at the First \Ieth- oclist Chrrrch to meution hou' im- presseut both u'ere absolutell' superior. Philip P. Brunn, pastor, The United Presbyterian Church, Lyons, Neb.-I appreciate this ecunrenical spirit lvhich fosters a better spirit in our inter-faith relationships. John H. Peck, pastor, First Pres- byterian Church, Falls City, Neb.- The lectures \\rere both profound and stin.rulating. Rabbi Polish is a giftecl nran ancl u,hat he saicl 'r'r'as n'orth listening to I u'ottld very n.ruch like to attend trext year. Tod Hubbell, Jr., representative, National Benevolent Association of the Christian Churches (Disciples of Christ), Omaha-This \\'as a real spiritual treat Your gra- ciousness . ancl n,armheartedness is incleecl a s1,6fu1 of the fine spirit cif our -|elvish brethren in Omaha. Ray Johnson, pastor, Lighthouse Baptist Church, Omaha-The lec- ttlres $'ere very helpful ancl inform- ative, ancl Rabbi Polish r,ery ob- viously is the scholar he u'as ltre- sentecl as. Supper Club NEXT DINNER DANCE SATURDAY, APRIL 28, 1962 , Arthur Rubin, Jack Solomon, James Arthur Sam- Wal- ker, Fred \Malker, Herbert Weil. NFTY STUDY CAMP Plans for the Youth Group Study Carnp April 13, 14, 1.5, are Progressing rapid11.. Chairnren for the er.ent are: Food, Jane Shrier; prosran, Gail Brodkey. Sandi Fleischl, Betsy Raskin ; project, Lincla Graetz, Joel Bleicher: reli- gious A. John Spitzer; religious B, Larcy l\,Iayer; social, Gail l-evin. Rruce Brodkel'. iUn Bemembrance Kaddish rcill be reciteil, tor the follorcing ile1tat'teil loreil ones trhose nenes are inscribeil lor pet'- pchtal trihu,te on the Mcmorial 'l'ahlets ol our Congregation: XIARCH 23 Geral<1 \\rirthsafter Isaac Rtrbin Bernard Glaclstone I Ike Feblorvitz Clara S. Krasne Frank I\,I. Krasne Leona Shapiro l\,Iax Sornmer Benjamin Broclkev MARCH 30 Henr.ran Cohn Samuel Katz lVlax Holzman i\le-r'er Hellrnan Fann'r' Sachs qqh b t/'.1uph Memorial Fund In Mennrll of: _ Fred Rosenstock by IVIr. W. S. Latta, Jr., Florence arrd Mirrne Wolf, Mr. and Mrs. William B. Wolf, Austin, X{irrn., NIr. and 1\{rs. N4orris Jacobs, Mr. and 14rs. Charles D. Peebler. 1\iIr. and tr4rs. tr{ illard Speier, Mr. arrd I\{rs. Horvard Iiaplarr, l\,[r. and ilIrs. Hubert tr{onskv. f)r. and Mrs. Nlilton Waldbaum, M;: and l\lrs. Harold l(rrop, Dallas. Texas. trl r. arr<1 tr{rs. Harry Tiustin. Berr Taxnran by Nlr. and tr{rs. Alfred Mayer, Alex Weirlstein, I\{r. and l{rs.L. L. Burkerrroad. Dr. arrd M rs. R. I. Eugel, Nlr. and lVl rs. H oward Kaplair, NIr. and trIrs. Bernard Ruben, IVIr.-anri Nlrs. Leorrard Shelton. I.ouis Sornrner l>y Florerrce and I\Iin. nie Wolf. _ Sophia Rechter, Yahrzeit, by Esther P. 1(irschbraun. _ Iilorence Keyser Einsteirr. Ynhrzeit,by i\lr. and ilIrs. Richard Eirrsteirr. NFTY Fund In Mentoty of : Bcrr Taxnrau by trlr. anlunr. Ben Taxmarr lly X'[r, arrd tr{rs. Hor,r.- arcl D. Vanu. Religious School Fund In trIetnor'lt oI: Ben Taxman by trIr. ancl trIrs. Rit:lr- ard Goldman, X{r. and tr,Irs. Jack Coherr, Ilr. and tr[rs. Ben Shapiro. r' :'Prayer: Books 'I''u'o prayer books iu menrory of Fred Rosenstock' by his grarrdson, Charles Roserrstock, Jr. Oue praycr bool< irr nrcrrot)'of Fretl Roseustock Lry his .granclclaughter, -\ancy Jaffec Roseirstock. . One prayer .book in n1el11ory of. .Fred Roscrrstock by his glanp, :r gift to thc Li- brary liurrrl ll.r' i\lr-. ;rrtrl \lrs. .Iack l,larer. \lrs. '\bc I{atclrriatr, a gift to the Praycrbook lirrrrd b]'llr. and tr{rs. Jacll ltarcr. a gift to the Btrilirthday t.lf llrs. Abc Som- gift [o the Builrlirrg Fund and l'lrs. Ilorris Li. Jacobs. BOBBY AND FRIEND Robl>y T(irshenbaul.n, son of I{r. alxl A4rs. l,Iorris Kirsherrbattln. has freqrrentll' etltertained students of Temple Israel Religious School 'r,r'ith his ventriloqtlist act, in rvhich his dummr''I(nrrckleheay Ilr. anrl \,Ils. H arolcl Kasin. Bar \Iitzvah of Gerald Simous, a gift to the Nurserl' School Furrd hy l)r'. an

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