Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-11
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KAY, ABRAHAM 8. The COMMITTEES
OF MANAGEMENT, staff and members
Of the Silver Spring. Family Cen
ter YMCA expresses their deep sor-
row On me R RntIme m.un PsSsl M az, ~
Silver Spring YMcA Advisory Com
mittee, His untiring efforts as q
member Of the Committee Of Man
agement to build Family Center
YMCA which would provide 2 fam
lies In the Eastern Montgomery
County area. and his sincere in
terest in the children Of our COM
munity who have benefited from
the Abraham 8. Kay Family Center
nembered By members and staff Of
the Metropolitan Washington Young
Mems Christian Association. His
memory will be perpetuated in Silver
Spring as members Of our COM
KAY Friendship Hsii' (the old In
dian Spring ballroom), so named By
Unanimous action Of the Commit
tee OF Management in May, 1858,
TO express their appreciation, to Mr..
k ee e Sn0 our ms siTer sp Or e branch s
HAROLD A. ESKEW, Chairman,
Committee Of Management.
KRUM X. JORDAN,
Executive Secretary.
KAY, ABE 8. The officers Of the
National United Jewish Appeal JOIN
Tnis.d al JEWISH taS G SsSsir's e es
Washington in profound sorrow at
the loss Of our beloved colleague.
ABE s. KAY. During his long
service IS 2 member OF me Appears rs
Seiped in great measure to mobilize
the aid OF the American Jewish
community for the rescue and re-
Mobilization Of upr0oted Jews in
Europe, the Middle East and North
Africa, and for assisting Jews who
lessness to build new Lives in
Israel and other free lands. Our
deepest sympathy goes out to his
SeresVed ,d ismiIz' uryERHoFr,
General Chairman.
HERBERT a. FRIEDMAN.
Executive Vice Chairman.
KAY, A. s. The Jewish National
passing OF our devoted friend, Mr..
A. s. KAY. To his beloved family
we extend our sincere sympathy.
IsADoRE BREM, President.
r. B. ToURKIN. Director.
KAY. ABRAHAM 8. The officers and
Zionist District record with pro:
ABRAHAM 8. KAY, honored past
president and distinguished col
league in the cause Of zionism
tense. selfless service and dedica-
ton to all humanitarian causes
Will be lasting memory and in
aspiration TO our entire community.
We tender our heartfelt sympathy
tSs Me- si;sa M 1 tam,I Ene members Oh
DONALD 4. woLPE. President.
KAY, ABRAHAM 8. Tne officers,
board Of directors and members OF
the Hebrew Academy OF Washing
ton extend their sincerest condol-
ences TO the family Of the lata
beloved ABRAHAM 3. KAY. His
!s s%S sdus q sns aR importance oT. q
scholarship lmbued in him, q gem
crosby which perpetuated Judaism
by his participation as one OF our
n noble; odeySgtsedu .nr and lo1nE,sims
munsi and national organizations.
His loss will be felt and his memory
will be cherished by all who have
had the privilege Of knowing him.
'o55EEEvHfp AND wEENsIrIsn PRESIDENT
Executive Director.
nay hhMAHhM y Inc OFFICERS and
Executive Committee OF the United
Jewish Appeal OF Greater Wash
ington mourn the passing OF our
colleague and member OF the Ex-
ecutive Committee, ABRAHAM B.
KAY, was devoted TO humanitarian
and Jewish causes on an interna-
tional scale throughout q dedicated
life. His memory Is enshrined In the
washington area and overseas COM
munities, his leadership so enriched.
His innumerable friends and as
sociates In the work OF the United
Jewish Appeal and its affiliated or
TO his family. u. j. A. friends
are advised services win be held
At ! pm, Thursday, July IL, 1903,
at the Adas Israel HynaRogue.
HYMEN GOLDMAN,
DIR. SEYMOUR ALPERT,
General Chairman.
KAY, ABRAHAM 8. The Jewish
Community Council OF Greater
Washington mourns the untlmeiy
passing Of ABRAHAM 8. KAY, OUT
standing community leader, benevo-
lent philanthropist and former
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