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B'nai Sholom New sletter Issue 3 Adar I- Adar II 5775 RELIGIOUS SERVICES SABBATH SERVICE SABBATH SERVICE WEEKDAY MINYAN Wednesdays March 11, & 25 Advanced Hebrew

Eat, Pray, Learn 11:00 AM Growing Up Jewish in Europe Nick Freidin See page 4 Sunday, March 29 Federated event: OSU Israel Fellow Nofar Golan to speak 7:00 PM See

rch 22 Hospice Remembrance Service 2:00 PM

1 B'nai Sholom New sletter Issue 3 Adar I- Adar II 5775 RELIGIOUS SERVICES SABBATH SERVICE SABBATH SERVICE WEEKDAY MINYAN Wednesdays March 11, & 25 Advanced Hebrew 6:00 PM All Wednesdays Yiddish Choir 7:15 PM Saturday, March 14 Mussar 11:00 AM (after service) Mussar (Jewish soul-work, character development) Sunday, March 29 Eat, Pray, Learn 11:00 AM Growing Up Jewish in Europe Nick Freidin See page 4 Sunday, March 29 Federated event: OSU Israel Fellow Nofar Golan to speak 7:00 PM See page 12 Sunday, March 22 Hospice Remembrance Service 2:00 PM at Temple Home baked goods needed See page 11 FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY 7:30 P.M. 9:00 A.M. 9:00 A.M. Friday, March 6- Shabbat Service - 7:30 PM Birthday Blessings for children born in March Bima: David Glick and Tori Wucher Oneg: Judy Lundy Friday, March 13 - Shabbat Service - 7:30 PM Bima: Samantha Beverage and Hoyt Glazer Oneg: James Morris Smith and Sam Kincaid Friday, March 20 - Israeli Shabbat Service - 7:30 PM With Live Music from the Steel City Klezmer Band Bima: Derek Hyman and Diane Shattls Oneg: P.J. Scarr Friday, March 27 - Shabbat Service - 7:30 PM Aniversary Blessings for couples married in March Bima: Mitch Klein and Kelly Levy Oneg: Judy Lundy Child care is provided during Friday evening services as a courtesy to families with small children.

2 B'n ai Sholom Newsletter From the RAbbi I was planning to write about why liberal Judaism (Reform and Conservative) fits many of us better than Orthodoxy. Then I found this on Facebook: Rabbi Larry Milder writing about the same thing, only using Reform in place of liberal. Maybe next month we can concentrate on the Conservative message. I'm Very Reform I hear this all the time. "Rabbi, I grew up very Reform." This is what I want you to know: I am very Reform. I observe Shabbat. I pray regularly. I study Torah. I observe Kashrut. I think that makes me very Reform. I am flummoxed when I hear people describe themselves as "very Reform," when what they mean is, "I don't do much that's Jewish." That's not very Reform, or even a little Reform. I am proud of my chosen path of Jewish observance. To be a Reform Jew is to approach Judaism seriously, to believe that being Jewish means being obligated. Reform Judaism is not a license to abandon one's Jewish duties; it is a commitment to consider those duties with sincerity and to live Judaism with integrity. What, then, distinguishes my practice from more traditional approaches to Judaism? My Shabbat is real, but it is not bound by traditional definitions of work. I set my own parameters for Shabbat observance. My prayers are authentic, but they are often different from the text of traditional Jewish prayers. They are filled with creativity and a joyful approach to spirituality, rooted in Jewish language and beliefs. My study of Torah is intense and regular, but it applies all the tools of critical scholarship to understanding Torah in its historical context, written by people in a particular place and time. My practice of Kashrut is personal and ethical, and not defined by traditional prohibitions. It elevates my life by rigorously adhering to ethical standards. None of these ways of being Jewish would be regarded as "Halachically" observant, that is, adhering to Jewish law. I make no pretense of being Halachically observant. It is precisely this exercise of personal autonomy that makes me a Reform Jew. But none of that amounts to a lack of commitment, or a failure to take Judaism seriously. One who fails to take Judaism seriously is not very Reform. I am very Reform. I hope you will be, too. Rabbi Larry Milder ( Amen said Rabbi Jean E. Eglinton) 2

Meeting 7:00 PM 11 Hebrew II 6:00 PM; Yiddish Choir 7:15 PM 18 No Hebrew Yiddish Choir 7:15 PM Rabbi Jean at Central Conference of American Rabbis in Philadelphia 22

Yiddish Choir 7:15 PM 30 Minyan 9:00 AM 31 12 13 Shabbat Service 7:30 PM 19 20 Israeli Shabbat Service LIVE MUSIC!

3 B'n ai Sholom Newsletter Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1 Minyan 9:00 AM Purim Dinner 6:00 PM Followed by Beatles Spiel 5 6 Shabbat Service 7:30 PM Birthday Blessings 7 Shabbat Service 9:00 AM 8 Minyan 9:00 AM RAFFLE Doors open at Noon 15 Minyan 9:00 AM 9 10 Sisterhood Meeting Noon Temple Board Meeting 7:00 PM Federated Board Meeting 7:00 PM 11 Hebrew II 6:00 PM; Yiddish Choir 7:15 PM 18 No Hebrew Yiddish Choir 7:15 PM Rabbi Jean at Central Conference of American Rabbis in Philadelphia 22 Minyan 9:00 AM; Hospice remembrance service at Temple 2;00-4:00 PM 29 Eat, Pray, Learn 10:00 AM; Israel OSU Fellow Nofar Golan 7:00 PM Hebrew II 6:00 PM; Yiddish Choir 7:15 PM 30 Minyan 9:00 AM Shabbat Service 7:30 PM Israeli Shabbat Service LIVE MUSIC! With Steel City Klezmer Band 7:30 PM Shabbat Service 7:30 PM Anniversary Blessings 14 Shabbat Service 9:00 AM Mussar 11:00 AM 21 Shabbat Service 9:00 AM Library Gala at MU 6:00PM 28 Shabbat Service 9:00 AM Shabbat Shul 11:00 AM 3

Huntington s Jewish community and the larger tri-state area. What do you think? Would you be interested in coming by B nai Sholom and telling your family s stories to be recorded for posterity?

4 B'nai Sholom Newsletter 7:30 pm Sing along this Shabbat! To capture, preserve and share our congregation s rich history Through video interviews congregants will have the opportunity to record stories about their families and their contributions to Huntington s Jewish community and the larger tri-state area. What do you think? Would you be interested in coming by B nai Sholom and telling your family s stories to be recorded for posterity? Kevin Levine has come up with a plan: To set up a room upstairs to record reminiscences on video, and also to take still photos of any heirlooms. The first phase is to set up the studio and make the recordings. Later we can edit and decide how best to share them on the website or perhaps a kiosk style exhibition as part of a future museum. The first thing we need to get started is INTEREST. Let me know (rabbi@wv-bnaisholom.org), or let someone on the Board know, if you think this is a good idea. The next thing we ll need is some equipment: Mid-level DSLR camera or prosumer grade camcorder capable of 1080p video recording Tripod On-camera light Two fill lights Wired lavalier microphone Black background curtain Curtain rod/boom stand Please let us know if you re interested in contributing funds, time, or equipment to this effort! 4

Pray at 9:00, Eat at 10:00 and Learn thereafter. RSVP to the office for the brunch.

engagement of their granddaughter, Courtney Cohen to Brian Rechtman.

The 19th Annual Historic Preservation RafflE Was a huge success.!! 500 Tickets Sold!

5 B'n ai Sholom Newsletter Nick spent time in France, Austria, England and Switzerland before finally moving to the States. As we watch the news coming out of Europe these days, let's get some background from one of our own. Pray at 9:00, Eat at 10:00 and Learn thereafter. RSVP to the office for the brunch. Robbie Freeman 20 Emmandale Drive Huntington, WV (304) David and Marilyn Cohen and family on the engagement of their granddaughter, Courtney Cohen to Brian Rechtman. Ed and Judy Woodruff and family on the birth of their new grandson, Bradley, born to Adam and Erica Woodruff. The 19th Annual Historic Preservation RafflE Was a huge success.!! 500 Tickets Sold! MANY THANKS to all who helped in any way to make our 19th Annual Reverse Raffle the best success ever! We sold a record-breaking 500 tickets!! Watch for the winners list and a more extensive thank you message in the April newsletter. 5

Day Sch B'NAI SHO LOM NEWSLE T TE R DONATIONs Building Fund Peter and Karen Broh in memory of Elizabeth Landau Broh Chai Fund Mark and Nancy Nerenberg Congregational Fund Ed Eiland in memory of

6 Day Sch B'NAI SHO LOM NEWSLE T TE R DONATIONs Building Fund Peter and Karen Broh in memory of Elizabeth Landau Broh Chai Fund Mark and Nancy Nerenberg Congregational Fund Ed Eiland in memory of Rudolph R. Eiland and Theodore A. "Ted" Eiland Maxine Frankel in memory of Esther Sacherman Billy and Brenda Glick in memory of Robert Glick and Ruth Cohen Glick Joe Horn with condolences to Walter and Sara (Horn) Garrett on the death of Walter s mother, Lee Garrett Edwin Hyman in memory of Jack Hyman Pauline Kaplan in memory of Albert Kaplan, Jeanne Kaplan Dunn, Sam Kaplan, Julia Kaplan and Norton Kaplan, Congregational Fund continued Paul and Lynne Mayer in memory of Philip Supovitz and with congratulations to Judy and Ed Woodruff on the birth of their new grandson Rose Marie Riter in memory of Celia Adelstone Riter Steven Snyder and Rabbi Jean Eglinton in memory of Sara Snyder Historic Preservation Fund Ralph Wilson Dorothy Polan Memorial Landscape Fund Linda Frankel in memory of Dodi Frankel Mazon Fund David and Claudia Fetter and family in memory of Noah Fetter, Lillian Boos Fetter and Geraldine Boos Harris Robert and Gail Cantor in memory of Jerome Cantor Rabbi's Discretionary Fund Robert and Belle Aronson in memory of Ann Cuttler, Sophie Cuttler and Jack Cuttler Steven and Roslyn Feierstein in memory of Mayer B. Feierstein Maxine Frankel in memory of Ann Lazar Rose Marie Riter in honor of the delightful Comedy Shabbat created by Rabbi Jean; Happy Birthday to Judy Lentz who celebrated the 49th anniversary of her 21st birthday; Happy Birthday to Betty Colker, our very own Golden Girl; well wishes to Tom Pressman, Bob Levy and Pat Johnson;in honor of Rabbi Jean on being chosen to be a part of the All Aboard The Artisans Express; Thanks to David Glick for the fun Super Bowl Party John and Jean Rosenberg in memory of Gerta Rosenberg Weisberg Education Fund David Field in memory of Albert Rowen Saul and Harriet Kaplan Foundation in memory of Saul Kaplan, Harriet Kaplan, Charles and Minnie Simons, Robert and Sharon Simons, Donald Korros and David Korros Memorial Fund Harold and Freda Kagan in memory of Abraham Kagan Max Butt, Mary Siegel Katz and Samuel Levinson Myron Katz Memorial Fund Darrell and Wendy Katz in memory of Andrew Katz Bruce Freeman in memory of Esther Freeman Youth Group Fund Ron Wormser in memory of Ottie Wormser Donations received after February 25 will appear in the April newsletter 6

Sincerely, Chad Greene Thank you to Tom and P.J. Scarr and family for donating to the temple a very beautiful framed carpet.

7 ool B'NAI SHO LOM NEWSLE T TE R I want to thank my community for helping me through a very difficult time. Rabbi Eglinton, Diana Shattls, Ronni Fox-Glaser and so many more supported me, guided me and made sure I knew I was cared for. I never would have gotten through this without all of you. Sincerely, Chad Greene Thank you to Tom and P.J. Scarr and family for donating to the temple a very beautiful framed carpet. We appreciate this lovely gesture and will hang it proudly in the hall to Rabbi Jean's and Martha's offices. Dear B nai Sholom, Thank you for your generous donation in memory of our daughter, Betty Reed, to the Danville, Illinois Humane Society. We very much appreciated your kindness and sympathy during our time of loss. Sincerely, Dave, Jeannie and Claire Reed, family of Betty Reed (niece of B nai Sholom secretary, Martha Newby) Dear Congregants, We invite you to join us for the Cabell County Public Library Goes to Israel, Land of Milk and Honey, 14th Annual Gala. It will be March 21st in the Don Morris Room in the student center at Marshall with a starting time of 6:30pm. We would like B'nai Sholom to make a good showing to support the Israel theme they have chosen, but know the $200 per person donation required is very steep. So, to help with the cost and to ensure more people go to the Gala, the board decided yesterday at our meeting to use the Lewis Glick Fund to subsidize the cost and reimburse the first 30 people who respond to this message, $100 for buying tickets to attend the Gala. Eight people have already responded. Following is how to proceed: First - buy your tickets from the library. Second - contact me at dshattls@msn.com to get your $100 per person savings. Remember there is a thirty person cap on this generous offer so don't delay in letting me know your intentions. The cut off date for the first 30 people to respond is no later than 3/15/15 if you are interested. As we all know, the library is a good cause to support. Many congregants encouraged the library to use the Israel theme, so please consider helping by coming and representing our congregation in a big way. Please let me know if you plan to attend. Diane Shattls 7

B'NAI SHO LOM NEWSLE T TE R All Aboard ARTISANS EXPRESS YOUR PHOTOS NEEDED! This summer there will be 40 decorated trains placed around downtown Huntington.

The front of the train and maybe the back, and maybe the steam cloud as much as we get photos for will be covered in photos of the Jewish community of Huntington present and past.

8 B'NAI SHO LOM NEWSLE T TE R All Aboard ARTISANS EXPRESS YOUR PHOTOS NEEDED! This summer there will be 40 decorated trains placed around downtown Huntington. They will be joyful expressions of Huntington and they will raise money for Hoops Children s Hospital. We at B nai Sholom are decorating one of those trains. Here on the right is Rabbi Jean s design. The front of the train and maybe the back, and maybe the steam cloud as much as we get photos for will be covered in photos of the Jewish community of Huntington present and past. So dig through your photos! Make color or black and white prints of them on regular printer paper. We will decoupage them onto the engine, which is made of fiberglass and about six feet long. Here s what it looks like now: The trains will be sold at auction this summer, so we do not know where they will end up afterwards. If you want to buy the train at auction, give it a permanent home, and contribute in that way to the Hoop Childrens Hospital, that would be lovely! We are especially looking for pictures of B nai Sholom or Ohev Sholom or B nai Israel congregants doing things in Huntington. Either inside one of our buildings or outside! Please let Rabbi Jean know if you are interested in helping with the painting or the decoupage. 8

9 B'NAI SHO LOM NEWSLE T TE R Don Morris Room at Marshall University Professional Vocalist Aliza Wucher Steel City Klezmer Band Bottle Dancers Performing a scene From Fiddler on the Roof 9

10 B'n ai Sholom Newsletter Dear all, Sorry I can t take part in your many wonderful events, but I always enjoy reading the s, monthly Newsletter and being kept in the loop. When I am in Huntington to visit my son, Bob, attending the Friday night service and feeling a warm welcome from so many of the congregants, has made me feel very much at home. I hope we can, if my husband s health permits, be in Huntington for the Passover Seder, which has been a tradition for us for the many years our son has resided in Huntington. It is comforting to us to know that Bob has caring friends in the community. Sincerely, Belle Winston Saturday, April 4 at 6:00 P.M. at B nai Sholom for members, their guests and Marshall Students. Please, mark your calendar now! We will need your reservation by March 25 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) (Free for Marshall students and B nai Sholom Religious School students) To guarantee your reservation, send your check to: B nai Sholom Sisterhood P.O. Box 2674 Huntington, WV Please write on the envelope or the check that it is intended for Community Seder Reservations. We cannot guarantee that we can accommodate Name Address Number of $20.00 Number of Children 6-12 yrs. $15.00 Number of Children 5 and under Any special needs (high chair, wheel chair, etc) MAKE YOUR CHECK PAYABLE TO SISTERHOOD, AND SEND IT TO THE TEMPLE OFFICE BY MARCH

She has dedicated a great deal of post-graduate work to the area of women s suffrage and how women inappalachia, specifically West Virginia, obtained the right to vote.

11 B'n ai Sholom Newsletter Sisterhood Tuesday, March 10 Sisterhood Lunch Meeting 12:00 PM Chair: Nancy Newfeld Committee: Joan Lerner and Brenda Glick Chairs: RSVP to Program: The Suffrage Movement Adrianne Beasley is a graduate student of History at Marshall University, with an academic concentration on Women s history. She has dedicated a great deal of post-graduate work to the area of women s suffrage and how women inappalachia, specifically West Virginia, obtained the right to vote. Women in Huntington played an integral role in West Virginia s decision to ratify the 19 th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, granting women the right to vote. Adrianna will share stories of several Huntington women who played major roles in the efforts to rally West Virginia women and men behind the 19 th Amendment. One of our own, Irene Broh, played an important role in the process. We need volunteers for the following onegs: April 10 April 24 May 29 Please Kelly Levy if you would like to volunteer. kellylevy61@ gmail.com Hospice Remembrance Service March 22 at the Temple 2:00 PM Help is needed with refreshments after the service. We would love to have home-made baked goods. Please call Tori. Wucher. YOU MAKE A DIFFERENCE! In the past 11 years, Huntington s version of the national initiative EMPTY BOWLS has raised more than ONE MILLION MEALS WORTH OF DONATIONS FOR THE LOCAL FOOD BANK! As partners in this important project, B nai Sholom Congregation has assumed responsibility for obtaining items for the SILENT AUCTION. This will involve contacting local businesses and local attractions for donations. WE ARE LOOKING FOR VOLUNTEERS TO HELP US SOLICIT DONATIONS DURING APRIL. If you are interested in helping with this Temple/ Marshall partnership to support the Food Bank, please contact: Sam Kincaid: (304) kincaid@marshall.edu Judy Lundy and Pauline Kaplan for the lovely TuBiSh vat Seder. Lisa Ketchum and Samantha Beverage and committee for the wonderful Purim Picnic! Sharon Pressman and the Catering Committee for the fabulous food at the Raffle Gala! 11

12 B'n ai Sholom Newsletter RABBI S OFFICE HOURS Please call for an appointment. Tuesday and Thursday 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM Wednesday 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM TEMPLE OFFICE HOURS 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM Monday - Friday This is the get ready month. Getting ready for Purim is always fun. A little bit of baking, a little bit of carnival, a lot of laughter!!! From P for Purim, we jump to P for Passover and it s a huge leap. Cooking, cleaning (with a feather no less) and getting ready for a lengthy celebration. We can help!! 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 April Newsletter is March 17 TEMPLE MAILING ADDRESS: We have lots of cookbooks to get you through the week, Seder plates to use on the table, matzo holders to carry the crumbs, and playful plagues for the children (to keep them amused). The shelves are filled with all things Pesach just waiting for your family. Remember to stop in for your free (kosher for Passover) kiss. As always, when it s gone... it s gone... but Passover keeps going. Sherri Barb Lisa B NAI SHOLOM CONGREGATION P.O. BOX 2674 HUNTINGTON, WV BNAISHOLOMWV@YAHOO.COM 12

Israel Fellows are charismatic young professionals who have served in the Israel Defense Forces and now bring their unique insights and skills to work hand-in-hand with Hillel professionals across

13 B NAI SHOLOM NEWSLETTER Ohio State University Israel Fellow Nofar Golan to speak at Bnai Sholom Congregation March 29, :00 pm The Federated Jewish Charities of Huntington will host an event featuring a guest speaker from the Jewish Agency s Israel Fellows program. Israel Fellows are charismatic young professionals who have served in the Israel Defense Forces and now bring their unique insights and skills to work hand-in-hand with Hillel professionals across the country. Israel Fellow Nofar Golan, who currently serves the Hillel at Ohio State University, will discuss her experiences and points of view on current events in Israel, US-Israeli relations, and work with young Jews on campus. In their roles on college campuses, they share personal experiences of modern Israel through the lens of its socially-progressive values in Israel and accomplishments in technology, life sciences, and the arts. Please join us for what promises to be an informative and interesting dessert reception with Nofar. Calling all Parents, Grandparents, Aunts, Uncles, and Members! B nai Shalom Congregation and the Federated Jewish Charities of Huntington announce our first Community Summer Day Camp! With Israeli counselors from Soul Train, we look forward to two weeks of programs, play and fun for our community's elementary and middle school aged youngsters. Reserve your children's space, or plan your grandchildren's vacation to coincide with our dates. Know a Jewish child in the community? Send them our way! We're sure that there will be questions. For answers and registration, please contact Linda Klein at abaxlp@aol.com, or , or the B nai Shalom office. Looking forward to a great summer program! 13

14 B'NAI SHO LOM NEWSLE T TE R March Floral Fund Donations Rabbi Jean E. Eglinton Donated by: In Memory of: Rabbi Emeritus Dr. David E. Wucher Greg and Terri Booth Ed Eiland Maxine Frankel David Field Jerome and Sallie Hayflich Paul and Lisa Jacobson Judy Lundy and Nathan Jurin Harold and Freda Kagan Pauline Kaplan Joan Lerner Barbara Levin Janice Levine Kevin and Patty Levine Loretta Levine Regina Levine Judy Lundy and Nathan Jurin Maury and Deedee Mufson Paul and Lynne Mayer Mark and Nancy Newfeld Jack Steinberg Ed and Judy Woodruff Joan Weisberg Rabbi David and Tori Wucher Jeanne Dunn Evelyn Eiland Judge Fred Caplan Esther Sacherman Albert Rowen Kate Hayflich Maurice Kauff Edda Steinberg Harvey Jurin Abraham Kagan Julia Cantor Kaplan Jeanne Dunn Sam Kaplan Albert Kaplan Ike Lerner Al Rothenberg, Joseph Rothenberg Etta Angel Caplan Louis E. Levine Louis E. Levine Louis E. Levine Bernard Levine Regina Levine Harvey Jurin Charles Lundy Mandel Weiss Phillip Supovitz Judith Rubin Maurice Kauff Edda Steinberg Harold Radow Edward Woodruff Charlotte Polan David M. Wucher President Diane Shattls Vice President Mitchell Klein Secretary Samantha Beverage Treasurer Marc Solochek Past President Dr. Mark Newfeld Board Members Dr. Gail Feinberg Herman Glaser Hoyt Glazer David Glick Derek Hyman Joan Lerner Kevin Levine Kelly Levy Tom Scarr Joan Weisberg Sisterhood President Tori Wucher Youth Group President Aaron Scarr 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

15 March 1 7 observed on March 6 Harry Broh, Sr. 3/1 Esther Gaffin 3/1 Charles W. Keatley 3/1 Mary Keen 3/1 Ruthanne Fetter Goldsmith 3/2 Norton Norty" Kaplan 3/3 Adar 12 Edis Krupman 3/3 Adar 12 Bernard Smith 3/4 Mandel Weiss 3/4 Noah Fetter 3/5 Annie Gross 3/5 Adar 14 Max Kahn 3/5 Judith Rubin 3/5 Adar 14 Rebecca Cantor 3/6 Etta Angel Caplan 3/6 Isidore Kuntz 3/6 George Lewin 3/6 Florence Rosenstein Moel 3/6 Joseph Rothenberg 3/6 Adar 15 Elaine Skoll 3/6 Adar 15 Esther Freeman 3/7 Bernard Levine 3/7 Esther Uslan 3/7 March 8-14 observed on March 13 Harold (Dutch) Miller 3/8 Esther Sacherman 3/8 Eva Hartz 3/9 Irvin Levine 3/9 Sophia Cuttler 3/10 Louis Morrey Greenstein 3/10 Lena Silverstein 3/10 Judge Fred Caplan 3/11 Harry Fallon 3/11 Al Rothenberg 3/11 Richard Weil 3/11 Richard Weil 3/11 Jack Fish 3/12 Sarah Fish 3/12 Murray Klein 3/12 Ella Romer 3/12 Leonard S. Ross 3/12 Elaine Angel 3/13 Rosa Levine 3/13 Hoyt Luther Williams 3/13 March 15-21observed on March 20 Dr. Larry Gang 3/15 Harold Radow 3/15 Harry Silverman 3/15 Gnesia Blanchard 3/16 Mayer B. Feierstein 3/16 B'NAI SHO LOM NEWSLE T TE R March Yahrzeits March 15-21observed on March 20 continued Dodi Frankel 3/16 Morris Glick 3/16 David H. Goldberg 3/16 Irving Isador 3/16 Mildred Klein 3/16 Charlotte Polan 3/16 Edward Woodruff 3/16 Edda Steinberg 3/17 Julia Cantor Kaplan 3/18 Adar 27 Albert Rowen 3/18 Adar 27 Fannie Fish 3/19 Leonard Keen 3/19 Sara Feil 3/20 Sarah Herbert 3/20 Adar 29 Edna Brown Baker 3/21 March observed on March 27 Molly Frishman 3/22 Charles Lundy 3/22 Elinore Gaffin Slotkin 3/22 Nissan 2 Leona Cohen 3/23 Abraham Kagan 3/24 Regina Levine 3/24 Jeanne Dunn 3/25 Nissan 5 Phillip Supovitz 3/25 Olga Cohen 3/26 Harriet Kaplan 3/26 Andrew Katz 3/26 Nissan 6 Norma Rosen Fetter 3/27 Isaac Gross 3/28 Nissan 8 Kate Hayflich 3/28 Celia Skoll 3/28 Nissan 8 Fannie Baker Weltman 3/28 March observed on April 3 Maurice Cauff 3/29 Sam Kaplan 3/29 Nissan 9 Evelyn Eiland 3/30 Hannah Greene 3/30 Harvey Jurin 3/30 Louis Kraft 3/30 Nissan 10 Isaac Lerner 3/30 Nissan 10 Louis E. Levine 3/30 Louis Rose 3/30 Lula V. Williams 3/30 David M. Wucher 3/30 Joseph Roisman 3/31 Nissan 11 Our Condolences to... Walter and Sara (Horn) Garrett on the death of Walter s mother, Lee Garrett on February 9. 15

16 B ' N A I S H O L O M N E W S L E T T E R th Avenue P.O. Box 2674 Huntington, WV Non-Profit Organization U.S. Postage PAID Huntington, WV Permit No. 170 Address Correction Requested April 4 - Passover Community Seder - 6:00 PM April 12 - Sisterhood Brunch Meeting - 10:00 AM April 11 & 19 - Shabbat Shul April 17 - M.U. Empty Bowls Fundraiser - 10:30 AM - 2:30 PM First Presbyterian Church April 19 Yom Hashoah, Reading of the names 9:00 AM to 5:00 M.

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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 March 2013 Issue 3 Adar - Nisan 5773 RELIGIOUS SERVICES SABBATH SERVICE FRIDAY 7:30 P.M. SABBATH SERVICE SATURDAY 9:00 A.M. WEEKDAY