The Jewish Herald-Voice (Houston, Tex.), Vol. 64, No. 26, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 25, 1969 Page: 4 of 14
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The JEWISH HERALD-VOICE
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By JERRY RIBNICK
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celebrated each year by Mrs.
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Senior Citizens are offered all This party is an annual event
SPORTS
REEL
Rotisch. Hogan has come up
with a pro defense. . . a front
four that looked adequate
against VMI. . . but then the
Kaydets will be the weakest
team Rice faces all year.
Saturday night the young
Owls get a stiff test when they
face the powerful L.S.U.
Bengals. I’ll have more to say
after that contest.
REEL TWO - DON'T GIVE UP
ON COUGARS YET. ..
By far this most stunning
upset of the first week of college
football was the U. of Houston
loss to Florida.
No doubt the Gators were
underrated. . . especially in the
air. But then the Cougars
defensive secondary was
overrated too. . . it leaked like a
Kentucky still. . . with Gator
receivers getting open time and
again.
Don’t give up on the Cougars.
They had some rough breaks
against Florida but will still
bounce back and wind up among
the top ten.
The Mercantile Bank has
For Judaism.”
Mrs. Leon Weiner Chairman
of the Jewish Cultural Ans
Forum has stated that in
response to the past two seasons,
this year’s Cultural Arts Forum
has been expanded to bring
internationally renowed
personalities in the cultural arts
to the Houston community.
Also on this year’s program will
be Irving N. Rothman, who will
speak on Judaism In Poetry
(Nov.); The Voices Four, a new,
bright, exciting musical group
(Dec.); Arthur Cantor’s
production of The Golden Age
Of Second Avenue (Jan.); Hugh
Schonfield, author of The
Passover Plot and Those
Incredible Christians (March);
and internationally renowed
author, Elie Wiesel (March).
Shown planning this year’s
program are Co-chairmen for the
series: Mesdames Bernard Dow,
Arnold Goldman, Leon Weiner,
Aubrey Farb, and Mrs. Leonard
Weiner.
Tickets for the series may be
purchased by calling the Jewish
Community Center, 729-3200.
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instituted a new program for memorial project, to contact
Senior Citizens. Mercantile Bank Mrs. Billy Goldberg at 729-8408.
president, Jim D. McBee,
announced that Senior Citizens, UNITED ORTHODOX
ago 60 and over, will be able to SYNAGOGUES SISTERHOOD
do business with Mercantile at Everyone is cordially invited
no charge to them. The bank is to attend the Succah Party at 8
adopting this policy as a public p.m., Sept. 30, sponsored by
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REEL ONE-RICE OWLS
SHOULD BE EXCITING. .. .
Bo Hagan's Rice Owls had a
field day in defeating an inept,
outmanned VMI football team
last week in their opener but
they needed the victory badly.
After all last year Rice failed to
win a single game and Hagan
needed a chance to let his
youngsters know what it feels
like to win.
With a beevy of sophomores
sparking the Owls they may not
finish too high in SWC standings,
but I guarantee the Owls will be
an exciting football team.
Two sophs man the helm. . .
Stable Vincent and Philip Wood.
Both are stro runners with
Vincent possessing dynamite
speed. Both need o pass more
and with two of the finest
receivers in the league in Larry
Davis and Bob Brown this
should be a “Must.” Rice also
has some nifty scooters at
tailback in Mike Spruill, Larry
Caldwell and Cliff Crabtree plus
a bruising fullback Tony Conley.
Defensively two Owls who
impressed me were defensive end
Rodrigo Barnes and guard Roger
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Forest to be planted
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Hadassah, announces that a Leah Sunday evening, October 26.
Goot Memorial Forest will be when Rabbi Hyoid Schulweis
planted near Hadassah’s world will speak on The Revolutions
famous medical center in About Us and Their Meaning
Jerusalem.
Mrs. Goot, who died last MEMORIAL CHAPTER BBW
week, was Hadassah's oldest Magnolia Chapter B’nai B’rith
living member. She began her Women will meet Oct. 2 at the
Jewish National Fund activities home of Mrs. Jack Forman,
at the turn of the century and 3607 Braeswood. A coffee at 10
was responsible for the planting am will precede the meeting, it
of tens of thousands of trees in was announced by Mrs. Will
Israel. Swerdloff, president.
Mrs. Abe Gordon, president The program is a book review
of the Houston Chapter of of “Goodbye Columbus” by
Hadassah, invites all those who Rabbi Jack
would like to participate in this The charge is 75 cents per
person. For reservations call Mrs.
J. Kitay, 433-4459, or Mrs. B.
Kaufman, 723-3414.
THE ADVERTISERS IN THE JEWISH
HERALD-VOICE SOLICIT YOUR
BUSINESS AND PATRONAGE
bank services free of charge. This
includes personalized checks,
monthly statements, and
bank-by-mail, at no cost to
people 60 and over. They will be
assured all the free checks they
need, with their name and
address imprinted, and there will
be no service charge on their
monthly statement from the
bank. Also, if the Senior Citizen
lives outside the bank’s area, or
cannot do business with the
bank in person, they may do
their banking thru the mail, at
no charge.
The bank lobby is open for
business: weekdays, 9 a.m. to 2
p.m. Fridays, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
and 4 to 6 p.m. Drive-in
windows are open 7:30 a.m. to 5
p.m. weekdays, Fridays 7:30
a.m. to 6 p.m. The bank is
dosed Saturdays
Mercantile Bank is located at
Stella Link and South
Braeswood, telephone 667-9226.
Construction of Mercantile’s
new banking quarters is nearing
completion.
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