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1 B ' n a i S h o l o m C o n g r e g a t i o n B nai Sholom newsletter January 2013 Issue 1 RELIGIOUS SERVICES SABBATH SERVICE FRIDAY 7:30 P.M. SABBATH SERVICE SATURDAY 9:00 A.M. WEEKDAY MINYAN SUNDAY 9:00 A.M. Tevat - Shevat 5773 Sunday, January 6 10:00 AM Religious School resumes Tuesday, January 8 Temple Board Meeting 7:00 PM Saturday, January 12 Eat, Pray, Learn 11:00 AM MLK and the Jews See page 4 Wednesdays, January 9, 23, 30 Hebrew B 6:30 PM Kabbalah Friday, January 4 - Shabbat Family Services - 6:45 PM (led by religious school students) Birthday Blessings for children born in January Bima: Tom Scarr and Hoyt Glazer Oneg: Rose Marie Riter Friday, January 11 - Shabbat Services - Bima: Donnel Horn and David Glick Oneg: Sherri Solochek and Lisa Ketchum Friday, January 18 - Shabbat Services - Bima: Lisa Ketchum and Herman Glaser Oneg: Tori Wucher Friday, January 25 - TuB Shvat Dinner - 6:00 PM RSVP to the office TuB Shvat Service - Anniversary Blessings for couples married in January Bima: Derek Hyman and Samantha Beverage Oneg: Susan Miller In honor of our newest members. Beginning January 18, Child care is provided during Friday services as a courtesy to families with small children. Thursdays, January 10, 24, 31 Hebrew A 6:30 PM Prayer Book

2 From the RAbbi And [God] said [to Jacob], Fear not to go down to Egypt I Myself will go down with you and I Myself will also bring you back Genesis 46:3-4 As is so often the case, we have things to mourn and to celebrate at the same time. Nationally, we mourn with the families in Newtown CT. Reading Jewish responses, I found several centered on gun control issues both for and against. One writer wrote quite convincingly of the prevalence of guns in Israel and the low incidence of firearm mortality there. The most touching article I read was written by a mother of a young man with mental illness and how she struggles to keep him and those around him safe. One rabbi I spoke with just wanted to do SOMETHING, not to desecrate the dead by doing nothing. Another thing to take into consideration is that, according to the World Health Organization, thousands of children around the world die every day from contaminated water or poor hygiene. The emotional shock of healthy children coming to a violent end in our own communities is more galvanizing than the enormity of the loss of life that is commonplace every day in poor places far away from us. We might decide the appropriate action to take in response to the Connecticut tragedy is to support an institution like American Jewish World Service which gives financial support to people around the world who are designing their own solutions to their problems. Another useful step we might take is to support some of the cutting edge research and development taking place in Israel around clean water supplies. We also have cause to celebrate. Several in our congregation just returned from a trip to Israel. This was due to the generosity of the Weisberg family, especially Martha Barvin. Martha did not accompany us as originally planned because Arthur Weisberg z l (zichrono levracha may his memory be for a blessing) died just before we left. So you see our threads of mourning and celebration are inextricably woven together. Jamez Morris-Smith has officially joined the Jewish people. His chosen Hebrew name, Avichai, honors two pillars of our congregation (Art Weisberg being one of them) who were instrumental in his decision to do so. Several families have joined B nai Sholom in recent months. As most were not able to attend the service and oneg honoring them in December due to icy road conditions, we plan to do that Friday, January 11 in the Shabbat service immediately following our Tu B Shevat Seder. Others among us have lost dear ones recently. The tension between mourning and celebration is almost constant. How can we celebrate welcoming people into our midst at the same time we mourn for our losses? Our tradition teaches that there is no pure celebration or pure desolation that the knowledge and experience of both is always with us. In every evening service we pray Ma ariv Aravim we praise God for bringing on the evening, mixing light with darkness. At the Passover Seder we eat maror and charoset, the bitter with the sweet, recalling slavery and freedom. And in a recent Torah portion God tells Jacob that God will be with him, with the Israelites, through their going down and through their coming up. God is not a magician to solve our problems. God is a presence to accompany us on ALL our journeys in times of mourning and in times of celebration. God is the presence we find in each other s support. Wishing you daily awareness of the joys and sorrows of the world and family and friends to share them. Rabbi Jean E. Eglinton 2 January 2013

3 JANUARY 2013 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 6 Minyan 9:00 AM Religious School 10:00 AM 13 Minyan 9:00 AM Religious School 10:00 AM Shabbat Family Service 6:45 PM Birthday Rabbi Jean is in Seattle 7 8 Board Meeting 7:00 PM 9 Hebrew B 6:30 PM Kabbalah 10 Hebrew A 6:30 PM Prayer Book Rabbi Jean at Women s Rabbinic Network Conference in Memphis. Blessings 11 Shabbat Service Shabbat Service 5 Shabbat Service 9:00 AM 12 Shabbat Service 9:00 AM Eat, Pray, Learn 11:00 AM 19 Shabbat Service 9:00 AM 20 Minyan 9:00 AM Religious School 10:00 AM Hebrew B 6:30 PM Kabbalah 24 Hebrew A 6:30 PM Prayer Book 25 TuB Shvat Dinner 6:00 PM; Shabbat Service Newcomer oneg 26 Shabbat Service 9:00 AM 27 Minyan 9:00 AM Hebrew B 6:30 PM 31 Hebrew A 6:30 PM Religious School 10:00 AM Kabbalah Prayer Book January

4 Kabbalah - Jewish Mysticism Six weeks only!! Wednesdays 7:30-8:30 pm Jan 12-Feb 13 Using Rabbi Lawrence Kushner's book The Way Into Jewish Mystical Tradition (copies available) Siddur - Learn About the Prayers Thursdays 7:30-8:30 pm January - May MLK and Us Eat Pray Learn Saturday January 12, 11:00 am Learn about rabbis and other Jews involved in the civil rights movement, marching along with Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. What were our relationships like then and what should we be doing to continue the legacy today? Directly following Shabbat morning service RSVP to the temple office. Two levels of Hebrew Intermediate II Wednesdays 6:30-7:30 pm Intermediate I Thursdays 6:30-7:30 pm Rabbi will be teaching about Song of Songs at Trinity and St. John's Episcopal Churches in February and March. B'nai Sholom is invited to attend as well. Wednesday evenings - 4 in all February 20 & 27 & March 6 & 13 6:30 pm dinner, 7:00pm learning After all our planning, fretting, worrying and deciding, it s hard to believe that we ve already gone and come back from our mission to Israel. From Tzfat and the Golan Height, to Caesaria and Mt Tabor, to Jerusalem and Masada, Dimona and Lod, and finally Tel Aviv we had quite the trip. Meeting new friends from Wilmington, NC and Cheyenne WY (where they have fewer Jews than Huntington, and are trying to start a Federated), we got a great taste for all that Israel was and is. Meeting new friends at the Federated funded programs we visited, we were impressed with where our money goes and how well it s being used. We can t wait to do it again! Let s plan it soon. Federated Israel Reunion Weekend 2013 date to be announced soon! Linda Klein Mission Chair Federated Huntington Goes to Israel 4 January 2013

5 I want to thank B'nai Sholom and B'nai B rith for the food that was sent to CCCSO before Thanksgiving for our seniors. It was very thoughtful and very much appreciated by the seniors. Eric Hodges Section 202 Project Manager for Eden Park Apartments Memorial Service for Shirley Broh-Davis Saturday, January 19 Havdalah Service 6:00 PM Memorial Service and Reception to follow. Find B nai Sholom Congregation on FACEBOOK. Go to our site and press the Like button so our entries will be on your news feed, and you can see pictures of the Israel trip! Use this link below to find us; Click on it or enter it into your browser Congregation/ ?ref=hl Coming in March B'nai Sholom to Visit Dead Sea Scrolls Exhibit in Cincinnati Sunday, March 3, 2013 Depart 9:45 am, Return 7:30 pm Adults $25, Children $10 17 TH Annual Historic Preservation Raffle March 10, 2013 B nai Sholom Congregation 10 th Avenue and 10 th Street Huntington, West Virginia 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, in prizes will be awarded to lucky ticket holders. Grand Prize of $7, A maximum of 500 tickets will be sold at $ 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. To buy or sell tickets, contact the office: (304) or the raffle chairman, Diane Shattls: (304) January

6 DONATIONs Building Fund Loretta P. Levine in memory of Chuck Levine Congregational Fund. Herman and Mary Lee Glaser with condolences to Diane, Steve and Aly Shattls on the death of Steve's mother, Barbara Shattls and in memory of Isabelle Seligson Bill and Frances Bloch in memory of Art Weisberg and Barbara Shattls Bob and Jenny Broh in memory of Adele Broh Ed and Cindy Dawson in honor of Tom and P.J. Scarr Janice and Louis Greenwald in memory of Steve Shattls' mother Stephen Gross Joan Lerner in memory of Barbara Shattls Janice, Derek, Kevin and Patty Levine in memory of Art Weisberg Bob and Joyce Levy in memory of Steve Shattls mother Gerald and Annie Mansbach in memory of Samuel Mansbach Paul and Lynne Mayer in honor of Marilyn Cohen's milestone birthday Shirley Cowen Ed and Judy Woodruff condolences to Diane, Steve and Aly Shattls on the death of Steve s mother, Barbara Shattls Donnel Horn in memory of Barbara Shattls David Glick in memory of Barbara Shattls Joe Horn in memory of Barbara Shattls Joan Weisberg in memory of Barbara Shattls Dorothy Polan Memorial Landscape Fund Mark and Suzi Brodof in memory of Janice Hersh Memorial Fund Maxine Frankel in memory of Lloyd Frankel and Shirley Broh-Davis Harold and Freda Kagan in memory of Marie Levinson Bachman and Barbara Shattls Paul and Lynne Mayer in memory of Harry Silverberg and Lena Klausner Playground Fund David Glick in memory of Karen Glick Loretta P. Levine in memory of Ruth Perry Rabbi s Discretionary Fund Charolette Miller with best wishes to everyone for a Happy Chanukah! David and Marilyn Cohen in memory of Steve Shattls' mother, Barbara Shattls Steven and Roslyn Feierstein in memory of James G. Secunda Linda Gottlieb in memory of Jack Gottlieb David and Pat Johnson in memory of Joseph Elswick Rabbi s Discretionary Fund cont. Mitch and Linda Klein for Rabbi's dedication to Adult Education The B'nai Abraham Portsmouth Learners with thanks to Rabbi Jean for all the lessons Weisberg Education Fund in memory of Art Weisberg Steven L. Snyder and Rabbi Jean Eglinton Affiliate Services, LLC, The Rashids A-Z Industries B.N. Yanow & Co., Inc. James and Judith Ann Bailes Shirley and Fannie Blake Ridel-Wilks Building Structures David and Marilyn Cohen DDK Sales, INC Bill and Sarah Denman Peter and Jacqueline Dewald First Sentry Bank First Sentry Bank Fox-Rowden-McBrayer, Inc. General Power and Control Herman and Mary Lee Glaser David Glick Jerry and Donna Goldberg Graybar Eric and Jerry Haines Jerome and Sallie Hayflich Hayflich and Steinberg, CPAs Donald Hendler John Hoffman Jeff and Linda Hood Joe Horn Jenkins Fenstermaker, PLLC David and Pat Johnson Donnel Horn Donations continued on next page...

7 DONATIONs continued In memory of Art Weisberg (continued) Tom and Maureen Jung Drew and Bridget Kagan Joan Lerner Bob and Joyce Levy Sanford and Zel Lewis Paul and Lynne Mayer David and Diane Miller Maury and Deedee Mufson Kenneth Moskowitz David Paolicelli Jan Pasternak Gayle and Alvin Preiser Prime Materials Recovery Edward Rahal Riffle and Associates, Inc. Rose Marie Riter (and in honor of Joan Weisberg) Agatha Rubin Milford and Natalie Schneiderman Jill Smith Family Blanchard-Becker Family Hanson-Elbaum Family Rouzer Sales Co. SECO, INC. Kalman and Vicki Socolof Southwire Company Marsha Steirn Sylvia Supovitz Stanley and Ann Tao Wells Fargo Banking Bob and Martha Wilks Nicholas and Natalie Winowich 2Ed and Judy Woodruff Yiddish Choir Herman and Mary Lee Glaser in honor of the 80th birthday of Marilyn Cohen Youth Group Fund David Glick in memory of Joanne Glick Levey Religious School students act out the battle of the Maccabees vs. the Seleucids. A re-enactment of the crossing of the Sea of Reeds singing Mi chamocha. Thanks to our Ronald McDonald House volunteers! Thank you to the dedicated folks who worked at the Ronald McDonald House Christmas Eve through Christmas Day: Jeff Baker, Judy Lundy, Nathan Jurin, Kelly Levy, Leah Levy, Sharon Weed, Ben Dolin, Barbara Silverstein, and Eric Silverstein. Your time and caring are greatly appreciated. Tori Wucher, Coordinator Thanks to our Cabell Huntington Hospital Volunteers! Thank you to those who so generously gave of their time to volunteer at Cabell Huntington Hospital during Christmas: Jeff Baker Linda Gottlieb and JoDee Gottlieb-Ingram Tom and Jacob Scarr Paul Mayer Mark and Suzi Brodof Matt Colker, Coordinator January

8 B nai B rith Thanksgiving Baskets Thanks to the generosity of those listed below, B'nai B'rith and B'nai Sholom Congregation were able to make the tables of 300 of our neighbors-in-need a little more festive and nutritious for Thanksgiving. Additionally, because of the generosity of your donations, after buying foodstuffs for the 300 baskets, we were able to make a nice contribution to the Huntington Area Food Bank. Thanks to Mitch Klein, who took the baton from Herman Glaser and chaired the drive this year, and to the many who assisted in assembling and loading the baskets for delivery to the distributing organizations. The value of this long-standing tradition is widely recognized, and the need, unfortunately, is great. With your continued support, we'll do it again next year! Note: the list includes all donations received through November 29, Herb and Betty Colker Lee and Karen Colker Matt and Sandy Colker James and Ruth Egel Rabbi Jean Eglinton and Steven Snyder Federated Jewish Charities of Huntington Howard and Gail Feinberg David Field Maxine Frankel Glaser Furniture Co. David Glick Billy and Brenda Glick Derek and Ronda Hyman Stephanie and Helene Jacobs-Skolik Harold and Freda Kagan Pauline Kaplan Allen Kaplan Carol Katz Mitch and Linda Klein Joan Lerner Robert Lerner Janice Levine Loretta Levine Kevin and Patricia Levine Bob and Joyce Levy Peter and Kelly Levy Judy Lundy Paul and Lynne Mayer Charolette Miller Jamez Morris-Smith Maury and Deedee Mufson Edwin Newberger Mark and Nancy Newfeld David and Sherry Patick Marilyn Polan Sidney Polan and Rick Mclaughlin Faith Reeves Rose Marie Riter Tully and Brandy Roisman Harold and Joan Rose David Scarr Tom and P.J. Scarr Steve and Diane Shattls Marc and Sherry Solochek Rena Steirn Sylvia Supovitz Barry and Judithe Thompson Mark and Niza Uslan Joan Weisberg Ed and Judy Woodruff Rabbi David and Tori Wucher 8 January 2013

9 SHOLOMGRAMS January and February 2013 Please check the name if you want to send a Sholomgram and mail immediately to : Sholomgrams Sandy Colker th Street #1007 Huntington, WV 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: Betty Colker on her 92 nd birthday on February 19 th. Lake and Louis Polan on their 40 th anniversary January 28 th. Harold and Freda Kagan on their 70 th anniversary February 14 th. DON T FORGET TO SIGN YOUR SHOLOMGRAM! Please indicate how you would like your Sholomgram signed: 9 January 2013

10 SHOLOMGRAMS Sandy Colker th Street #1007 Huntington, WV January 2013

11 B N AI SHOLOM NEWS LET TER On December 13, B nai Sholom Sisterhood co-president, Judy Lentz and past-president, Nancy Newfeld, presented a check in the amount of $1000 to Kelly Daniels, director of the Cabell-Midland Food pantry to aid in purchasing a freezer. Tiffany Tatum, acting director of the Huntington Area Food Bank, was also on hand for the presentation. In WRJ there is a special award of recognition to one woman from each Sisterhood who has demonstrated extraordinary service and commitment to both Sisterhood and Judaism based on the criteria established by the local Sisterhood. The award was announced at the Central District Convention in November, B nai Sholom Sisterhood is proud to announce that this year s recipient is Sharon Pressman. She is always ready to help out where needed or even chair an event or project. There will not be a Sisterhood meeting during January. The next Sisterhood meeting will be a brunch on Sunday, February 3 at 10:00 AM. (after the Sisterhood Minyan) Tu B'Shevat Seder Friday, January 25 6:00 pm Come learn Jewish history, mysticism and ecology as we eat the fruits of the tree during our special seder! Then stay for Shabbat Service and welcome new members at 7:30 pm. Thank You To Gail Feinberg and her committee for the delicious December brunch. Kelly Levy, Lisa Jacobson and their committee for the wonderful Chanukah Dinner. The youth group and Sisterhood members who helped with the annual Big Brothers/Big Sisters Christmas tree sales. January

12 RABBI S OFFICE HOURS Please call for an appointment. Tuesday: 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM Wednesday and Thursday 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM TEMPLE OFFICE HOURS 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM Monday - Friday 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 February Newsletter is January 15 TEMPLE MAILING ADDRESS: Happy New Year one and all!! Last year was a good one for the shop and we are grateful to each of you for spending your time, and especially your money, in Simchas & Tchotchkes. S & T (short for Simchas & Tchotchkes) has been in its current location for more than 20 years and has raised more than $20 thousand dollars for Sisterhood. We have helped you with simchas, mitzvahs, and sorrows. We try to stock the shop with things you may need for your everyday Jewish life, and for extraordinary times in your lives too. If you need something special, we will either have it, or find it. We pride ourselves on our free kisses and sometimes (depending on who waits on you) pleasant smiles. Have a wonderful year and remember to shop till you drop. Last year, we had a particularly helpful donor in the form of Jan Chertow, a frequent shopper of the month, and longtime friend. We appreciate all her help and plan to give her a hefty discount when she comes back to shop (maybe 20% or some other even number). Again, thanks to you, Jan. Remember to shop early and often, as all of you know, when it s gone - - it s gone! Sherri: Barb: Lisa: B NAI SHOLOM CONGREGATION P.O. BOX 2674 HUNTINGTON, WV NIZA USLAN It s not the money it s the attitude. 12 January 2013

13 TREE OF LIFE ORDER FORM I wish to purchase a Millennium Leaf on the Original Tree of Life for $ I wish to purchase a Leaf on the Original Tree of Life for $ I wish to purchase a Leaf on the New Tree of Life for $ I wish to purchase a Root on the New Tree of Life for (a minimum of) $ Please indicate, on the lines below, the exact wording you desire to be inscribed on the leaf: ( in honor of... in memory of... on the occasion of... etc.) Name Address In Honor of Our Wonderful Daughters, Stacy Michelle Solochek Beckman and Dr. Deborah Renee Solochek Napier City Their Loving Parents - Marc and Sherri Solochek 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 January

14 January Floral Fund Rabbi Jean E. Eglinton Donated by: Bill and Frances Bloch Tony Broh Ed and Peter Eiland Joan Lerner Bob and Joyce Levy Paul and Lynne Mayer Bernice Moos Mark and Nancy Newfeld Lake and Louise Polan Marc and Sherri Solochek Kalman and Vicki Socolof Rena Steirn Nancy Cohen Tarbis Joan Weisberg Rabbi David and Tori Wucher In Memory of: Jack Scheer Esther Lachman Michaelson Lillian Eiland Bruce Selman Max Levy Morris Supovitz Henry Mayer Minnie Mendel Max Mendel Charles Schradzki Fred Goldman Patricia Polan Neal Dorothy Lewis Polan Leo Schoenfeld Max Schoenfeld Sol Schoenfeld Nathan Schrinsky Jerome Cantor Jerome Cantor Minnie Blume Glick Bari Ann Whitten Ida Polan Meyer Dr. Meyer Polan Julias Polan Harry N. Behar Mordecai Wucher Rabbi Emeritus Dr. David E. Wucher President Dr. Mark Newfeld Vice President Diane Shattls Secretary Samantha Beverage Treasurer Marc Solochek Immediate Past President Dr. Gail Feinberg Board Members Malinda Cains Herman Glaser Hoyt Glazer David Glick Derek Hyman Lisa Ketchum Joan Lerner Mitch Klein Tom Scarr Joan Weisberg Sisterhood Co-Presidents Donnel Horn and Judy Lentz B nai Sholom Newsletter published monthly by B nai Sholom Congregation th Avenue P.O. Box 2674 Huntington, WV Phone: (304) bnaisholomwv@yahoo.com Website: 14 January 2013

15 January Yahrzeits January 1 - January 5 observed on January 4 Dr. Craig Monroe 1/1 Arlene Sydney Murphy 1/1 Tevet 19 Barbara Polan Kaplan 1/3 David Shriber 1/3 Tevet 21 Vivian Horn 1/4 Henry Mayer 1/4 Max Mendel 1/4 Tevet 22 Sadie Silberstein 1/4 Tevet 22 Irma Hyman 1/5 Dorothy Lewis Polan 1/5 Pauline Reich 1/5 Tevet 23 Terez Weintraub 1/5 Leo Ziffer 1/5 January 6 - January 12 observed on January 11 Joseph Silberschatz 1/6 Bari Ann Whitten 1/6 Tevet 24 Henrietta Gottlieb 1/7 Francis Hartz 1/7 Tevet 25 Harry Cuttler 1/8 Tevet 26 Edythe Gross 1/8 Roger Gross 1/8 Tevet 26 Lil Kleinberg 1/8 Harry N. Behar 1/9 Tevet 27 Leo Buckholtz 1/9 Tevet 27 Fannye Angel Finkelstein 1/9 Minnie Blume Glick 1/9 Tevet 27 Patricia Polan Neal 1/9 Blanch Engle Smith 1/9 Tevet 27 Louis Soloman 1/9 Tevet 27 Robert Tarbet 1/9 Bernice Herman 1/10 Tevet 28 Sanford Barnett Hyman 1/10 Esther Lachman Michaelson 1/10 Morris Supovitz 1/10 Alfreda Edelson Fantle 1/11 Leo Schoenfeld 1/11 Tevet 29 Minnie Mendel 1/12 January 13 - January 19 observed on January 18 Samuel Glaser 1/13 Shevat 2 Leonard Krasnow 1/13 Rebecca Glick Moss 1/13 Albert Reich 1/13 Shevat 2 Marjorie Samson 1/13 Shevat 2 Alan Amster 1/14 Shevat 3 Rae Ginsburg 1/14 Ben Zion Leuchter 1/14 Max Levy 1/14 Shevat 3 Ida Polan Meyer 1/14 Zeena Rudin 1/14 Sol Terrance Schoenfeld 1/14 Nathan Schrinsky 1/14 Fred Goldman 1/15 Shevat 4 Jack Scheer 1/15 Jacob Brown 1/16 Shevat 5 Ronald N. Dahly 1/16 Louis Mazo 1/16 Dr. Meyer Polan 1/16 Shevat 5 Charles Schradzki 1/16 Shevat 5 Israel Lazarus 1/18 Dr. Sidney Schnitt 1/18 Shevat 7 Jerome Cantor 1/19 Shevat 8 Lillian Eiland 1/19 Rae Y. Rubin 1/19 January 20 - January 26 observed on January 25 Lillian Eiland 1/20 Max Kraft 1/20 Shevat 9 Evelyn Brown Silverman 1/20 Anna Footlick 1/21 Molly Slater 1/23 Shevat 12 Robert Tarbet, Jr. 1/23 Shevat 12 Bruce Selman 1/24 Anna Elderman 1/25 Shevat 14 Barbara Gross 1/25 Millie Hartz 1/25 Shevat 14 Julius Polan 1/25 Hoyt Lee Williams 1/26 Shevat 15 January 27 - January 31 observed on February 1 Catharine Morgan Brown 1/29 Stepha Rosenblum 1/29 Ruth Joseph Broh 1/30 Mordecai Wucher 1/30 Shevat 19 Our Condolences to. The family of Shirley Broh-Davis The family of Mary Cantor Niza Uslan and family on the death of Niza s father, Eugen Katz Howard Feinberg and family on the death of Howard s grandmother, Helen Robbins. January

16 B ' N A I S H O L O M C O N G R E G A T I O N th Avenue P.O. Box 2674 Huntington, WV Non-Profit Organization Non-Profit Organization U.S. Postage U.S. Postage PAID Huntington, WV Permit Huntington, No. WV 170 Friday, February 1: Family Shabbat Service - 6:45 PM (No dinner) Sunday, February 3: Sisterhood Minyan - 9:00 AM Sisterhood Brunch Meeting - 10:00 AM Program: Israel Trip Presentation! Wednesdays, February 6 &13: Kabbalah/Jewish Mysticism - Thursdays, through May: Siddur- Learn About the Prayers - Thursdays: Hebrew Intermediate 1-6:30 PM Wednesdays: Hebrew Intermediate 11-6:30 PM