The Texas Jewish Herald (Houston, Tex.), Vol. 22, No. 28, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 24, 1929 Page: 3 of 8
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Send Them to School on the
Street Car or Bus
Our employee* ere trained to regard children
as their personal charges and responsibility the
moment they board the car. To see that they
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get on and off safely and at the proper destina-
tion requested.
the lectur# hall, beat-
Send your children to school on the street car
or bus and you may rest assured that they are
being transported in the safest way possible.
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TEMPLE BETH EL
BETH EL ACTIVITIES
A special assembly will be con-
ducted by the boys and girls of Beth
B1 Religious School on Sunday roorn-
ing at 10 o’clock, in observance of
Simohas Torah. The program will
be in charge of Mr. Daniel Schlanger,
principal of the school, assisted by
the teachers.
The enrollment of children in the
Sunday and Hebrew sessions has al-
ready overreached that of last
year. While classes have been
RAMSAY MACDONALD
RECEIVES JEWISH
AGENCY DEPUTATION
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sible employment in its own Sana-
torium. With a very small number
of exceptions, the employes of the
sanatorium, such as farm and dairy
workers, waiters, stewards, teachers,
laboratory assistants, etc., are all
ex-patients of the Jewish Consump-
tives’ Relief Society itself.
This phase of the Jewish Consump-
tives’ Relief Society’s work has
grown to such importance, and is of
such vital necessity in- the develop-
ment of the anti-tuberculosis activ-
ities of the institution, that at the
last annual national convention of
the Jewish Consumptives’ Relief So-
ciety, which was held 4n Denver, dur-
ing August, it was decided to con-
struct a special building to house the
ex-patients and employes.
In the opinion of Dr. Hillkowitx,
the president of the Jewish Consump-
tives’ Relief Society, and of Dr.
Schwatt, the medical superintendent,
the rehabilitation of the discharged
patients, and their post-sanatorium
care, is as fully important'as their
held .during the ent^e Holyday
season,- and th* system and method
^>f the school organised, the complete
program of instruction will be pur-
sued with greater ' vigor and com-
pleteness commencing next week,
when all the holidays will be over.
' On last Thursday evening the fac-
ulty of the Beth El Religious School
held their second business and social
gathering-at the Montefiore Hall in
the ^Temple. Mrs. Nathan Colish and
Mrs. Max Frimel acted as hostesses
of the occasion. In the business pro-
waiting to be satisfied. Outstanding
amongst them are the construction of
a new kitdhen and dining room. The
importance of such new quarters can
hardly be exaggerated. Obviously,
the proper facilities for the prepar-
ation of the meals, and serving them,
have an influence on the well-being
and spirit of the patients. The pres-
ent kitchen and dining rooms are
antiquated and utterly inadequate to
serve the ever increasing J.C.R.S.
family. The new building is needed
urgently to provide commodious,
cheerful dining quarters, and mod,
ern, large kitchens.
A generating plant is also planned
for the institution. At present the
Jewish Consumptives’ Relief Society
purchases its power from outside
sources, at quite a heavy expense.
The installation of its own generat-
ing plant, would effect a material
saving—which could bo diverted to
other uses.
Equipment .for- the new depart-
ment for children afflicted with pul-
monary tuberculosis is needed. Also
certain equipment is still lacking in
the recentl yerocted magnificent
building for women
The Jewish Consumptives’ Relief
Society is fully confident that the
care and cure. It is the logical com-. ----, —-------- ----- —
plement of the work of earing for, I Jewry of the country, which built and
and curing the tubercular*. helped the institution grow to its
It is now planned to construct a
modern, fully equipped building for
present dimensiotfs, will answer its
call for the funds for its present
crying needs with the same spirit
the ex-patients and employes.
Other important needs of the Jew-1 and generosity as it has always done
ish Consumptives’ Relief Society are • for the last quarter of a century.
CONGREGATION ADATH
ISRAEL
"Stnchas Beth Ha-Shoava" was
celebrated by the members of Con-
gregation Adath Israel, with their
families, last Sunday night at 8
o’clock. This celebration was held in
the Congregational Succoh, which
was erected on th? lawn near the
Synagogue. . The appropriate "Shiv
Hamalas” were sung by Cantor L.
Minkesf and Rabbi Max Geller. Ad-
dresses were made by Rabbi Jacob
Geller, and Rev. Rabinowits of New
York City. Refreshments and “Kld-
dush” were served, and the celebra-
tion lasted until a late hour.
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HOUSTON SECTION
Council of Jewish Women
' Social Betterment Through Religion, Phiknthroplc,
Education and Civic Co-opcratioiw
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Mrs. Edward Lipper, Chairman
Mrs. Sidney Strauss
COUNCIL HOUSE
FESTIVAL SERVICES AT ADATH
YESHURUN
Shemini Atzerot services will be
held on Saturday morning at the
Adath Yeshurun Synagogue. Cantor
R. Kaplan will be assisted by his full
choir in singing the festival melodies.
Memorial services will be held on
Saturday morning, (October 26), at
11 o’clock. Rabbi Abraham I.Scheckh
ter will speak on “The Joy of Life.”
Simchat Torah services will be
held on Saturday evening, October
26. Children of the Adath Yeshurun
Sunday and Hebrew School are espe-
cially invited, as it is the custom of
the Congregation to .give a treat to
al Ichildren attending the Simchat
Torah-services with their parents.
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ACTIVITIES ment promises everyone a really en-
f joyable evening.
i* The annqakformal, December 26th,
is to be at the Community House. A
great deal of time jp to be accorded
this affair, and the members are
confident that it will be a great
The new Council House is located
at 608 White Street, two blocks off
Washington Avenue. The present
home is much larger thun the former
quarters and boasts of a large yard,
which the children hope to enjoy and 8UCCess.
for which they ask bulbs and other
autumn flowers, as it. is their desire
to muke the grounds as attractive as
possible. »
FIRST REGULAR MEETING
An outstanding feature of the Fri-
day evening services at Adath Yesh-
urun is that the congregation joins
the rabbi and cantor in singing tra-
ditional Sabbath melodies. The serv-
ices are brief and interesting, and
members and friends of Adath Yesh-
urun are urged upon to -attend the
services.
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FRIDAY EVENING SERVICES
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The Friday evening- services will
be resumed at the Adath Yeshurun
Synagogue, on Friday, October 26,
at 8:16 sharp. Cantor R. Kaplan will
be accompanied by his full choir, and
will sing special Sabbath and holiday
melodies.
Rabbi Abraham I. Schechter will
speak on “The Connecting Link.”
KollowingUho resignation of Rabbi
Herman Lixxaticr, former spiritual
leader of Temple Kmanu-EI, Los An-
grlea, Calif., because of his advanced
religious views, a large group of
prominent men, .sympathetic to hia
viewa, formed a committee who spon-
sored High Holyday services to be
comtUcted by Rabbi Lissauer. The
First Unitarian Church at 2986 West
Eighth Street had been obtained for
the purpose. The group headed by
Isaac Paeht, who explained the rea-
son of the sponsoring committee’s
action by saying "Rabbi Lissauer’s
resignation from Temple Emanu-El
has made yery clear the need for a
genuinely liberal Jewish religious
movement. The many people, old
and young, with whom I have dis-
cussed the matter, believe that an
experiment should be made in Loa
Angeles to apply the principles set
forth in the ‘Programme’ embodying
Rabbi Lissauer’s views.”
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NEW ANTI-SEMITIC
STUDENT EXCESSES OCCUR
AT BUDAPEST UNIERSITY
The Houston Section, Council of
,. „ Jewish Women held its first regular
Mrs. Birdie Gluckman, the new di- mcctin(f of tho yeBP 1929.1930 on
rector is quite enthusiastic and pre- Octiber 15, 1929 at 3 o’c!ock,at the
diets a very interesting and profit- Abe M. Levy Community Hall with
able year for the activities, which Mrs- 1 L Frccd< the n«'w president
the Council House Committee havein tho chair‘ Thore wna ft U,rKe*at-
planned. I t(‘n(lance and members, many of
. .. _ , .. , , J whom had just returned Atom vaca-
A cordial invitation is extended tion8 wpre verWoptmistic of the com-
o all members to visit the new quar- jnK yeftr.a actiCity. After the usual
ters at their earhest opportunity. ’ routlne of business was concluded,
Ihe morning hours are 9 until U :30 the presidcnt turned over thc meet.
odock The afternoon hour* are in(r t(J Mrg M D. Cohen, who was
from 3 until 5 o clock while "open ch„Re ■ of the pro*ram. A very
house will be observed every^Satur-l dever play|et entitk.d ..The Previou8
day until 5 o clock when ladies of Qucat|orl>,. writt<,n
9’clock at th* following place*:
Longfellow, Rusk sqd Lunar school
houses, and th* “Council House,” lo-
cated at 608 Whits Strsst, which is
within the Dow School district. The
clesaee are a boon to those who can-
not read or write English fluently
and wish to improvs their English as
well as those who cannot read and
write English at all. It is fre* to
all who wish lo attend. The open-
ing day ia on Monday, October 28th.
Any woman or girl deairing to at-
tend can register at any of the above
places o-nthat day and will be cor-
dially welcomed. „ For further infor-
mation concerning the classes call
Mrs. Albert Chimene, Lehigh'6654
or Mrs. Albert Sanders, Hadley 2502.
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tion The Herald, when doing so. It
will benefit the three of us.
CHALUZIM
LEAVE FOR PALZ8TINB
Const*ns*.—(JTA)—Flv* hundred
Polish and Roumanian Chain sis*
pioneers, embarked- today their
way to Palestin*.
Warsaw.—A group of 460 Chalo-
sim, Palestine piorisers, left today
for Palestin*. Among them wees
300 from Galicia. A throng of many
thousands were at th* railroad sta-
tion to* bid them far*w*!l.
Thirty Jewish emigrants also left
for Australia.
Legal Tender
U a nan owes you so cents and *f
»ra you six ulrkels Id payment yon
wUI be wiiiiin your right* by refusing
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hut It someone wants to give you 85
In nickels yoq can use your own Judg-
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IS DOLLAR DAY at*
the Committee will act as hostesses.
Remember the new address is 608
White Street and your visit will be
greatly appreciated.
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JUNIOR COUNCIL
Invade Lecture Halls; Beat Jews)
Demand Increase of Numer-
ous Cleusus
Berlin.— (JTA)—New anti-Sem-
itic excesses broke out in the Buda-
pest University, as the result of an
agitation for an increased numerous
clausus, limifing the number of Jew-
ish students admitted to the univer-
sities, it is reported here from the
Hungarian capital.
In the medical school the Jewish
students were compelled to leave the
lecture hall when a band of Hunga-
rian students marching in two col-
The Junior Council met for the
first time this year Monday night,
October 2.1st. The meeting was un-
usually large so much enthusiasm
wsh displayed by the members that
an active and interesting year is
practically assured.
The interesting work of the Read-
ing Group will begin this year with a
meeting the afternoon of the 28tL
of this month at tho home of Mrs.
Max Nathan.
November 21st has been selected
as thc date for the play given by
the Junior Council Dramatic Group.
The fact that there is to.be dancing
later in the evening should not be
by Leah Zeve of
Dallas, were presented by members
of the Council. The entire cast was
well chosen; while several members
displayed exceptional histronic abil-
ity. The play was heartily applauded
and thc audience was sincerely grate-
ful to Mrs. Cohen and her splendid
cast, for a very interesting enter-
tainment At the conclusion of the
program refreshments were served
and the meeting adjurned.
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COUNCIL OF JEWISH WOMEN
MUNN’S
The Council of Jewish Women
will supervise four “afternoon schools
of English” this winter for women
and girls. This work will be taken
care of by the Immigrant Aid and
Education Department of the Coun-
cil and the Board of Education is
paying for the teacher.
Classes will be held on Monday,
Wednesday and Thursday afternoons
forgotten—the dlvedsificd entertain- of each week from three to five
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war* distributed. Clashes in the
schools of philosophy, law and madl-
cln* wars prevented two days ago
when th* Jewish student* left th*
lecture hall upon the demand of th*
Hungarian students.’
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