B'nai Sholom Congregation
B’nai Sholom newSletter
February 2014
Issue 2
Religious Services
SABBATH SERVICE
SABBATH SERVICE
WEEKDAY MINYAN
Sunday, February 2
Sisterhood Brunch
10:00 AM
Holy Rollers
Sundays
February 2
Noon
(Skip February 9)
February 16 & 23
11:00 AM
Tuesday, February 4
“The Four Chaplains”
Ceremony at American
Legion
7:00 PM
Paul Mayer will
represent B’nai Sholom
in honoring the
Jewish chaplain
in the ceremony.
See page 5
Sunday, February 9
Eat, Pray, Learn
10:00 AM
Ancient Synagogues
with Nick Freidin.
See page 9
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
SUNDAY
Adar-1 5774
7:30 PM
9:00 AM
9:00 AM
 Friday, February 7 - Family Shabbat Service led by
Shabbat Shul students students - 6:45 PM
Birthday Blessings for children born in February
Bima: Kelly Levy and Hoyt Glazer
Oneg: Suzi Brodof, Diane Shattls and Cheryl Hersh
 Friday, February 14 - Shabbat Service - 7:30 PM
Celebration of the late Dorothy Polan and her friends who created the
exquisite needlework for the sanctuary so many years ago.
Bima: David Glick and Diane Shattls
Oneg: Sidney Polan and Marilyn Polan
 Friday, February 21 - Shabbat Service - 7:30 PM
Bima: Derek Hyman and Donnel Horn
Oneg: Sharon Pressman and Susan Miller
 Friday, February 28 - Shabbat Service - 7:30 PM
Anniversary Blessings for couples married in February
Bima: Kevin Levine and Joan Weisberg
Oneg: Sidney and Marilyn Polan
Child care is provided during Friday evening services
as a courtesy to families with small children.
Wednesday February 19
6:30-8:00 PM in the Temple Social Hall
TORAH STUDY with our soon-to-be-friends
from The Full Gospel Assembly and
Bishop Sam Moore.
Refreshments!
B’N AI SHOLOM NEWS LET TER
From the RAbbi
Heaven is My throne. What kind of house could you build me? (Isaiah 66:1)
What makes Huntington a fit place for Jews to live?
The Mishkan, usually translated as “tabernacle,” was a portable temple to accompany
our desert wanderings back in the biblical day. It was a way for God to dwell among us.
The word, Mishkan, means dwelling place. It was also called the Mikdash, or holy place.
The idea was not that God lived in it. After all, as Isaiah tells us: Heaven is God’s throne.
Rather, by our efforts to build it and structure our camp around it, we made that camp
into a place fit for the holy people God wanted us to be. To paraphrase Martin Buber,
God was – and is – in our relationships. Since then, remembering and re-envisioning the Mishkan has been a way
we think about making our lives and our communities holy places worthy of God’s Presence.
A year ago January we invited Bishop Sam Moore of the Full Gospel Assembly to B’nai Sholom to talk about the
Civil Rights Movement in Huntington. Specifically, we wanted to know about the relationship between the black
community and the Jewish community here. The conclusion was that, in spite of the fact that most people in
the room knew him from his days as a teacher, there really is no relationship between our two communities in
Huntington. We agreed that we want to change that.
Last January several people from B’nai Sholom carried a Torah in the Martin Luther King Day March. This year
there were about a dozen of us marching and each took a turn carrying the Torah. We were commemorating the
Jews who risked their lives in the voting registration efforts of that time, and the rabbis who marched with Dr. King
in the 1960’s. For example, two Jews, Michael Schwerner and Andrew Goodman along with their black friend
James Chaney, were shot to death by the Ku Klux Klan for their efforts in registering black voters. In one of the
marches Dr. King led in Selma, Alabama, Rabbi Maurice Eisendrath carried a Torah.
As Bishop Moore and I have been looking for a way to get our congregations together, Torah seems the logical
place to start. Their Wednesday night Bible study group is interested in studying about the Tabernacle, the
Mishkan, with us. So on February 19 at 6:30 pm, please come the synagogue to learn about Jewish and Christian
commentaries on the Mishkan. Learn and discuss how this account of building a holy place in the desert continues
to shape our lives.
One more thought. Whether or not I’ve made a compelling argument for studying about the Mishkan, I hope
you will be moved to shake your stumps and get yourself over to the synagogue to make a warm welcome.
As David Aaron, one of my teachers at HUC taught, “Text is only pretext for coming together to study. This
process becomes the community.” The more we cultivate friendships with the various groups in Huntington,
the more we are able to say with conviction: We are still building the Mishkan. This is a fit place for God, and
therefore, for Jews to live.
Rabbi Jean E. Eglinton
P.S. There will be refreshments ;-)
2
February 2014
B’N AI SHOLOM NEWS LET TER
February 2014
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
1
Shabbat
Service
9:00 AM
Shabbat Shul
10:00 AM
2
3
Minyan-900 AM
Sisterhood
Breakfast
10:00 AM;
Holy Rollers
Noon;
S. Bowl Party
5:00 PM
9
4
“The Four
Chaplains”
Ceremony at
the American
Legion
7:00 PM
10
11
5
6
7
8
Hebrew Class
6:00 PM
JGEL
Jewish
Gentlemen Eat
Lunch
11:45 AM at
World of
Seafood
Family
Shabbat
Dinner
6:00 PM
Family Service
6:45 PM
Shabbat
Service
9:00 AM
13
14
15
JGEL
11:45 AM at
World of
Seafood
Shabbat
Service
7:30 PM
Shabbat
Service
9:00 AM
Yiddish Choir
7:30 PM
12
Temple Board No Hebrew
Class
Meeting
7:00 PM
Yiddish Choir
Weekday
Minyan
9:00 AM;
Shabbat Shul
10:00 AM
Eat,Pray,Learn
7:30 PM
Ancient
Synagogues
10:00 AM
Rabbi Jean at Brickner Social Justice Conference Feb. 9 - 13
Celebration of
the late Dorothy
Polan and her
fellow artists.
16
20
21
22
JGEL
11:45 AM at
World of
Seafood
Shabbat
Service
7:30 PM
Shabbat
Service
9:00 AM
17
Federated
Board
Meeting
7:00 PM
Weekday
Minyan
9:00 AM;
Holy Rollers
11:00 AM
23
Weekday
Minyan
9:00 AM
Holy Rollers
11:00 AM
3
18
24
25
19
TORAH
STUDY with
The Full
Gospel
Assembly
6:30 PM in
social hall
Shabbat Shul
10:00 AM
26
27
28
Hebrew Class
6:00 PM
JGEL
11:45 AM at
World of
Seafood
Shabbat
Service
7:30 PM
Yiddish Choir
7:30 PM
Shabbat Shul
10:00 AM
February 2014
B’N AI SHOLOM NEWS LET TER
18TH Annual
Historic Preservation Raffle
March 9, 2014
B’nai Sholom Congregation
10th Avenue and 10th Street
Be a part of the gala event
that helps preserve this beautiful, historic sanctuary as befits a structure honored
on the National Register of Historic Places.
Up to $18,650.00 in prizes will be awarded to lucky ticket holders.
Grand Prize of $7,500.00
A maximum of 500 tickets will be sold at $100.00 each.
For an additional $25.00 you can “insure” your ticket,
giving you a second chance to win one of up to 25 cash prizes.
Your ticket will admit two to the March 9th Gala Drawing.
Doors open at 1:00 PM, and the drawing commences at 2:00 PM.
Join us that afternoon for fun, fellowship and delicious food.
To purchase tickets, complete and return the form below with your check,
or call 304-522-2980 to reserve your ticket. You need not be present to win.
I would like to purchase ____ (number) of tickets at $100.00 each.
I □ want □ do not want to insure my tickets at an additional $25.00 per ticket.
Enclosed is my check made payable to B’nai Sholom Congregation in the amount of $____________.
Please print
Name: _____________________________________________________________________________
Street: ______________________________________________________________________________
City, State, ZIP _______________________________________________________________________
Phone: ___________________________
Please mail my ticket(s) to the above address.
4
I will pick up my ticket(s) the day of the drawing.
February 2014
B’N AI SHOLOM NEWS LET TER
In Appreciation to Jack Steinberg
Thank you to Jack Steinberg for his very generous donation to the Jack and Edda Steinberg
Family Fund. The fund can receive donations from the congregation and community at any
time.
Jack has designated two important purposes for this fund. The first purpose is for holiday
dinners meant to host students, new Jewish people who have moved in to our community
with no contacts, and those unable to prepare dinner for themselves due to many reasons.
Jack’s intention is no one be left on their own to celebrate important holidays. Right now,
Sandy Colker is the contact for these dinners.
The second purpose allows the congregation to use the fund for a part of our High Holiday
Cantorial expenses each year, if necessary. We cannot think of this fund without thinking of
Edda, who was such a presence in our community. We sure do miss her and are glad we
now have this fund with her name to keep her forever in our hearts.
Tuesday, February 4
7:00 PM
Ceremony in honor of the “Four Chaplains.”
American Legion Post 16
1421 6th Avenue
All are welcome to attend!
Paul Mayer will represent B'nai Sholom in honoring Rabbi Alexander D.
Goode, the Jewish chaplain, in the ceremony to commemorate the
71st anniversary of the Four Chaplains who sacrificed themselves
in February,1943, so that other soldiers could live.
Sunday, February 2
Noon
No Session on
February 9
Sunday, February 16
11:00 AM
Michael Hanf
1333 Neel Street
Huntington, WV 25701
607.437.5304
Sunday, February 23
11:00 AM
5
February 2014
B’N AI SHOLOM NEWS LET TER
DONATIONs
Chai Fund
Michael and Dorie Mufson
Congregational Fund
Ed and Peter Eiland
in memory of Lillian Eiland
Kaplan Simons Family Foundation
in memory of Saul and Harriet
Kaplan,Charles and Minnie
Simons,Robert and Sharon Simons,
Donald Korros and
and David Korros
Congregational Fund continued
Billy and Brenda Glick
in memory of Charles Tully
Jared and Lauren Colker
David Glick
in memory of Joanne Glick Levy,
and in honor of Herb and
Betty Colker
Linda Gottlieb
in memory of Jack Gottlieb
Joan Lerner
in honor of Herb and Betty Colker
B'nai Sholom Sisterhood
Lee and Marla Balaklaw
in honor of Herb and Betty Colker
Bill and Frances Bloch and family
in honor of Herb and Betty Colker
The family of Robert Broh
Eph Broh, Irene Drukker Broh,
Betsy Landau Broh, and
Hite Compton Broh
Tony Broh
in memory of Shirley Broh-Davis
Charles Broh
in memory of Shirley Broh-Davis
Steven, David and Larry Colker,
and Debbie Colker Friend
in honor of their parents,
Herb and Betty Colker
Howard and Gail Feinberg
in honor of Herb and Betty Colker
James Gill
Rabbi's Discretionary Fund
Matt and Sandy Colker
Steven and Roslyn Feierstein
in memory of James G. Secunda
Howard and Gail Feinberg
in memory of Helen Robbins
Robert and Rose Aronson
Jack Cuttler and Ann Cuttler
Allison Monroe
in memory of Dr. Craig Monroe
Dorothy Polan Memorial
Landscape Fund
Bill and Frances Bloch
in memory of Jack Scheer
Marilyn Polan
in memory of Dorothy Lewis
Polan, Patricia Polan Neal,
and Barbara Polan Kaplan
Jack and Edda Steinberg
Family Fund
Jack Steinberg
(see page 5)
Library Fund
Marsha Steirn
in memory of Bernice Steirn
and Walter Steirn
Red Magen David Fund
Michael and Lisa Krasnow
in memory of Leonard Krasnow
Weisberg Education Fund
Mark and Martha Barvin
in honor of Dr. Stephanie Skolik
being able
to formally adopt her children
Youth Group Fund
Frances Horn Dahly
in memory of Ronald Dahly
and Vivian Horn
Mazon Fund
Rena Steirn
in memory of Jerome Cantor
B'nai Sholom Sisterhood
Clarence Jackson
6
Myron Katz Memorial Fund
Robert Cantor
in memory of Jerome Cantor
February 2014
B’N AI SHOLOM NEWS LET TER
SHOLOMGRAMS
March 2014
Please check the name if you want to send
a Sholomgram and mail immediately to :
Sholomgrams
Sandy Colker
401 10th Street #1007
Huntington, WV 25701
Please note: The address appears on the back of this sheet for your mailing convenience:
fold, tape, stamp and mail.
We will send Sholomgrams for anniversaries every five years starting with the tenth; birthdays
will be noted on 60th, 70th, 75th, 80th, 85th, 90th and every year thereafter. Sholomgrams are
$2.00 each. We can’t note your special dates and birthday dates if we don’t have them in our
file. You may send anniversary and birthday dates to the office.
If you wish to send to everyone, please contact : Sandy Colker
To recap:
1. Check the names of those to whom you would like Sholomgrams sent.
2. Indicate how you want the Sholomgrams signed.
3. Mail your list to Sandy Colker by the 15th of this month.
CONGRATULATIONS TO:
_____ Herman and Mary Lee Glaser on their 45th Anniversary March 23 rd.
DON’T FORGET TO SIGN YOUR SHOLOMGRAM!
Please indicate how you would like your Sholomgram signed:
___________________________________________________________________________________________________
7
February 2014
SHOLOMGRAMS
Sandy Colker
401 10th Street #1007
Huntington, WV 25701
8
February 2014
B’N AI SHOLOM NEWS LET TER
Sunday, February 9
Brunch: 10:00 AM
Topic presented by Nick Freidin….
RSVP to
the
Temple
office.
Ancient Synagogues Outside the Land of Israel.
We carried the
Torah in the Martin
Luther King Day
March. Here we are
with Sylvia Ridgeway,
president of the
Huntington Chapter
of the NAACP.
Wednesday February 19
6:30-8:00 pm in the
Temple Social Hall
Refreshments!
TORAH STUDY with our
soon-to-be-friends from
The Full Gospel Assembly
and Bishop Sam Moore
The Tabernacle/Mishkan/
Miqdash/Ohel Mo'ed
What does the portable dwelling place for God in the desert mean to those Jews and
Christians who have lived through and benefited from the American Civil Rights Movement?
9
February 2014
B’N AI SHOLOM NEWS LET TER
Endings and Beginnings
by Marty G reenbe rg, Executive Director
Network of Independent Communities of JFNA.
I find that one of the most fascinating aspects of the Jewish religion is how each year, many of us read
the Torah in its entirety and as soon as we f i n i s h it, we start right over again! We g l e a n all kinds of
new wisdom and then plunge back in to glean more. How is this possible and why is it necessary?
Our sages would say that it is possible because there are always new lessons to learn, and it is
necessary because the tasks of understanding ourselves, our world and how we need to fix it, are not
yet completed.
You might ask what the connection is between that advice and the annual campaigns of the Network
of Independent Communities of JFNA. Here is how I see it: Each year, if we look at the plight of our
13 million Jewish brethren around the world, we see much success-but also struggle, poverty,
anti-Semitism, lack of educational resources and, in general, concern about our future in Israel and
around the world. Despite our success in America and our development into the wealthiest Jewish
community in history, we still have not raised enough to assure a dignified old age for every Jewish
woman and man in America, Israel or the former Soviet Union. We still have not solved the problem of
providing enough food for those who are hungry, nor enough m e d i c a l care or social services for
those who need them. We have also not raised enough to help all the children in Israel who are at-risk
and need a helping hand and a safe place to be after school. So there is the connection; each year
we strive mightily to help thousands of Jews live better lives because we care. We finish our 2013
campaign with all the energy we can muster, applaud our accomplishments, learn from our successes and failures, and then go back into the fray-because our task of repairing the world and
caring f or our brothers and sisters is not done.
I think there is a beautiful symmetry to this. Your help is needed and you have a role to play this year.
Next year, the Jewish people will again need you, and you will still have a place at the table to share
your voice, your energy and your resources. To each and every one of you who is helping ensure this
sacred work gets done - thank you and mazel tov. You are engaging in our age old mitzvah of caring
for one another through tzedakah - and keeping alive the chain of Jewish tradition.
With best wishes,
Marty Greenberg
Executive Director of the Network of Independent Communities
10
February 2014
B’N AI SHOLOM NEWS LET TER
A very big THANK YOU goes out to JOE HORN for meticulously hanging all of our plaques
that needed to go up. You did a wonderful job and we are very appreciative to you for taking the
time needed to do it for us. Thanks to you, Joe, all the plaques can now be enjoyed
by the congregation. You are wonderful!
TO DR. TIM BEVERAGE on receiving your Doctorate of Physical Therapy. We are very proud
of you. You accomplished all of this while working and being a fabulous father and husband too.
Not an easy feat. You are definitely a wonderful role model for our congregation.
Thank you too for all you do for us!
TO ALIZA WUCHER on your new position as Director Of Development at
The Cincinnati Day School. We are so proud of you but do miss having you here as your
presence always brightens up the room. If you have any questions regarding Aliza's
new position or The Cincinnati Day School, we encourage you to contact
Aliza so she can tell you all about her new position and what it entails.
Phone - 304-993-4947
Mailing Address - The Cincinnati Day School - C/O Aliza Wucher
2222 Losantiville Avenue
Cincinnati, OH 45237
Community Seder
Tuesday, April 15 at 6:00 P.M.
at B’nai Sholom for members, their guests and Marshall Students.
We will need your reservation by April 1.
so that we can order enough food in a timely manner.
The cost is $20.00 per adult and $15.00 for children (6 - 12 yrs).
No charge for children 5 and under; (Family Limit of $70.00)
To guarantee your reservation, send your check to: B’nai Sholom Sisterhood
Please write on the envelope or the check that it is intended for
“Community Seder Reservations”.
We cannot guarantee that we can accommodate those who come without
reservations. For reservations, call the Temple office: 304-522-2980.
11
February 2014
B’N AI SHOLOM NEWS LET TER
12
February 2014
B’N AI SHOLOM NEWS LET TER
Sisterhood
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 2
Sisterhood Breakfast meeting
10:00 AM
Chairs: Nancy Newfeld and Lisa Jacobson.
Committee: Pauline Kaplan and Joyce Levy.
Program: Deaf Story teller
Jerrry Cruz and Jewish Signs.
mlglaser@gmail.com
(304) 525-4582
Purim Covered
Dish Picnic
Saturday, March 15
6:00 PM
The celebration begins with a
“covered dish” picnic at 6:00 PM.
Sisterhood will provide the hot dogs,
baked beans, drinks & Hamentaschen!
Each family is asked to bring a salad
or vegetable side dish for your family.
 Marilyn and Sidney Polan for their
donation in memory of Charles Polan.
 Judy Lentz and Donnel Horn for
the January Brunch.
 Judy Lundy for doing a such a great job
setting up, decorating and providing the
wonderful fruit and other food for the
TuB’Shevat Dinner.
 Tim Beverage, Joan Lerner and Judy Lentz
for preparing the pancakes for the
TuB’ Shevat Dinner.
Family Shabbat Dinner
Friday February 7
6:00 PM
RSVP to the office
Family Shabbat Service follows
at 6:45 PM
Adults $5.00; Children $3.00 (12 and under)
RSVP to the Temple office by March 10.
Sisterhood Dessert Meeting
Tuesday, March 4
7:00 PM
Chairs: Lisa Ketchum and Samantha Beverage
Committee: Melanie Glazer and Brenda Glick
Committee: Sidney Polan and Kelly Levy
Program: Gardening Speaker.
Megillah Reading at 7:00 PM
Saturday, March 15
Purim
Carnival
Led by the Youth Group.
(Time to be announced later)
13
Thank you to….
Also, the Flower Bulb sale fundraiser will
begin at this meeting.
We need a few people to volunteer
to lead the bulb sale. Please
Contact Donnel Horn: 304- 633-4174
or Judy Lentz: 304-529-2063.
February 2014
B’N AI SHOLOM NEWS LET TER
RABBI’S
OFFICE HOURS
Please call for an appointment.
Tuesday and Thursday
1:00 PM to 4:00 PM
Happy Purim!!
It may be a bit premature, but in mid-winter
the Hamentaschen festival seems like a
great event to look forward to.
Wednesday
9:00 AM to 12:00 PM
In our Congregation, we have two or three
excellent Hamentaschen bakers. We have
many so-so Hamentaschen bakers.
We have droves of never–tried-it
Hammentaschen bakers.
Custodian’s Hours
Monday - Thursday
8:00 AM - 1:30 PM
Fridays
8:00 AM - 12:00 Noon
6:00 - 9:00 PM
The deadline for
items to be in the
March
Newsletter
is February 14
That’s why, in the shop, this will be the official,
unofficial Hamentaschen Baker Month.
Come in, buy a cookbook and get 20% off its price.
Do you have to bake the triangle shaped favorite?
Certainly not!!!
If, however, you choose to do some baking, bring one or two
Hamentaschen to your hard working shop staff and you will receive
another 20% off your cookbook price.
What a deal for you----and what a treat for the shop ladies who have
been carefully dieting since the first of the year.
Think of it!! The entire Southside, plus all points north, east,
and west, alive with the smell of fresh baked treats.
Why, the Temple could even receive a civic award for
improving the air in the Tri-state. Imagine!!!
If you just aren’t a baker, why don’t you come in and buy
a few CDs or tapes by the late Debbie Friedman.
That way, you could still improve the air with good music!!!
TEMPLE
MAILING ADDRESS:
B’NAI SHOLOM
CONGREGATION
P.O. BOX 2674
As always, Simchas & Tchotchkes is here to fill your needs.
Shop early and shop often, because - - - well, you all know why!!!
Sherri:
Barb:
Lisa:
529-6398
633-7070
Sunday mornings
HUNTINGTON, WV
25726-2674
Shopper of the Month
Marilyn Polan
It’s not the money - - -it’s the attitude.
14
February 2014
B’N AI SHOLOM NEWS LET TER
TREE OF LIFE ORDER FORM
_____ I wish to purchase a Millennium Leaf on the Original Tree of Life for $250.00.
_____ I wish to purchase a Leaf on the Original Tree of Life for $180.00.
_____ I wish to purchase a Leaf on the New Tree of Life for $180.00.
_____ I wish to purchase a Root on the New Tree of Life for (a minimum of) $1800.00.
Please indicate, on the line below, the exact wording you desire to be inscribed on the leaf or root:
(“in honor of...”
“in memory of...”
“on the occasion of...”
etc.)
____________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________
Name _____________________________
Address ____________________________
___________________________________
City ________________________________
State and Zip Code ___________________
Phone number ______________________
Mail form and check to:
Tree of Life - c/o Martha Newby
B’nai Sholom Congregation
P.O. Box 2674
Huntington, WV 25726-2674
15
February 2014
February Floral Fund Donations
Donated by
Barbara Angel Levin
Tony Broh
Doris Angel
Eph Broh, Hite Broh
Irene Drukker Broh
Rabbi Jean Eglinton
and Steven Snyder
Sara Snyder
Ed and Peter Eiland
Rudolph Eiland
Ted Eiland
David Field
Maxine Frankel
Harold and Freda Kagan
Pauline Kaplan
Albert Rowan
Ann Lazar
Samuel Levinson
Mary Siegel Katz
Max Butt
Julia Cantor Kaplan
Norty Kaplan
Joan Lerner
Joseph Rothenberg
Janice Levine
Lillian S. Levine
Kevin and Patty Levine
Lillian S. Levine
Sheldon Levine
Bob and Joyce Levy
Lorine Levine
Ethel Levine
Fannie R. Levy
Stella Reich Levy
Judy Lundy and
Nathan Daniel Jurin
Nathan Jurin
Mark and Nancy Newfeld
Judith Rubin
Lake and Louise Polan
Ron Polan
Rose Marie Riter
Walter Lewis, Jr.
Ann Shein Polan
Mabel Polan
Celia Adelstone Riter
Jennie Levinson
John and Jean Rosenberg
Gerta Rosenberg
Marc and Sherri Solochek
Harry Glick
Sean Chapin
Nancy Cohen Tarbis
Joan Weisberg
Rabbi David and Tori Wucher
16
In Memory of
Lena Glick
Mabel Polan
Bela Weintraub
Rabbi
Jean E. Eglinton
Rabbi Emeritus
Dr. David E. Wucher
President
Diane Shattls
Vice President
Mitchell Klein
Secretary
Samantha Beverage
Treasurer
Marc Sololchek
Past President
Dr. Mark Newfeld
Board Members
Dr. Gail Feinberg
Herman Glaser
Hoyt Glazer
David Glick
Derek Hyman
Lisa Ketchum
Mitch Klein
Joan Lerner
Kevin Levine
Kelly Levy
Tom Scarr
Joan Weisberg
Sisterhood Co-Presidents
Donnel Horn and Judy Lentz
B’nai Sholom Newsletter
published monthly by
B’nai Sholom
Congregation
949 10th Avenue
P.O. Box 2674
Huntington, WV 25726
Phone:
(304) 522-2980
E-Mail:
bnaisholomwv@yahoo.com
February 2014
B’N AI SHOLOM NEWS LET TER
february Yahrzeits
February 1 observed on January 31
Bessie Polan Brown
2/1
Bessie Carande
2/1
Ann Cuttler
2/1
Kenneth Freedman
2/1
Fannie R. Levy
2/1
Adar-I 1
Adar-I 1
February 2 – 8 observed on February 7
Joseph Cohen
2/2
Eva Hyman
2/2
Cecelia P. Leuchter
2/2
Meyer Jason
2/3
Max Avner
2/4
Rose Blackman
2/4
Ted Eiland
2/4
Sally Fallon
2/4
Max Glick
2/4
Richard A. Hernandez III
2/4
Walter Lewis, Jr.
2/4
Phillip Schattner
2/4
Jeanne Jacobs
2/5
Mary Siegel Katz
2/5
Deborah Silberstein
2/5
Evelyn Mendelson
2/6
Sara Snyder
2/6
Jean Higgins Gang
2/7
Harry Ratner
2/7
Irene Drukker Broh
2/8
Rudolph Eiland
2/8
Leon Moel
2/8
Dorothy Penn
2/8
Adar-I 8
February 9 - 15 observed on February 15
Phillip Cohen
2/9
Maurice Friedman
2/9
Adar-I 9
Ruth Cohen Glick
2/9
Ethel Levine
2/9
Celia Adelstone Riter
2/9
Hite Broh
2/10
Alfred Feinberg
2/10
June Reiss
2/10
Rose Silberstein
2/10
Sarah Feinberg
2/11
Lillian Fetter
2/11
Nathan Jurin
2/11
Jennie Levinson
2/11
Burnet Weinsweig
2/11
Ottie Wormser
2/11
Norton “Norty" Kaplan
2/12 Adar-I 12
Lillian S. Levine
2/12
Sara Glick
2/13
Elizabeth Landau Broh
2/14
17
February 9 - 15 observed on February 15 continued
Ben Stern
2/14
George Shattls
2/14
Sean Chapin
2/14
Annie Gross
2/14 Adar-I 14
Dorothy Katz
2/15
Joseph Rothenberg
2/15 Adar-I 15
Elaine Skoll
2/15 Adar-I 15
Barbara Spindel
2/15
February 16 - 22 observed on February 21
Abraham Wolf Sher
2/16
Max Butt
2/17
Minnie Greenstein
2/17
Lil Harrison
2/17
Ann Lazar
2/17
Harold Frankel
2/18
Samuel Levinson
2/18
Sophia Cuttler
2/19 Adar-I 19
Mabel Polan
2/19
Doris Angel
2/20
Chloe E. Hankins
2/20
Edward I. Silverman
2/20
Israel Jacob Cohen
2/21
Harry Glick
2/21
Gaile Gottlieb
2/21
Evelyn Katz
2/21
Lorine Levine
2/21
Stella Reich Levy
2/21
Bernice Steirn
2/21
Eph Broh
2/22
Max Glick
2/22
Gerta Rosenberg
2/22
Sarah Stern Sakolsky
2/22
February 23 - 28 observed on February 28
Isidore James Rubin
2/24
Robert Glick
2/25
Jack Hyman
2/26
Bela Weintraub
2/26
Hannah Cohen
2/27
Pearl Kempler Goldberg
2/27
Julia Cantor Kaplan
2/27 Adar-I 27
Albert Rowen
2/27 Adar-I 27
Ann Shein Polan
2/28
Derek Sydney
2/28
Leonard Weil
2/28
Our Condolences to
Dr. Harold Rose and his family on the
death of his wife, Joan Rose, who died
Friday, January 31.
February 2014
B'NAI SHOLOM CONGREGATION
949 10th Avenue
P.O. Box 2674
Huntington, WV 25726
Non-Profit
OrganizaNon-Profit Organization
U.S.tion
Postage
PAID
U.S. Postage
Huntington,
WV
PAID
Permit
No. 170
March 2 - 4 : Rabbi Jean at AIPAC event in Washington, DC.
Wednesdays, March 5, 12, 19, 26 - Hebrew Class - 6:30 PM
March 4 - Sisterhood Evening Dessert Meeting - 7:00 PM
March 9 - 18th Annual Historic Preservation Fund Raffle and Gala
Doors open at 1:00 PM;
Drawing commences at 2:00 PM
If you need tickets to buy or sell, please contact the Temple Office
March 15 - Purim “Covered Dish” Picnic - 6:00 PM
Megillah Reading - 7:00 PM
Purim Carnival earlier in the day; Time to be announced.
March 15 - 20 - Shabbat Shul Spring Break
March 29 - April 2 - Rabbi Jean at CCAR Central Conferencein Chicago