The Jewish Monitor (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.), Vol. 9, No. 20, Ed. 1 Friday, September 2, 1921 Page: 2 of 16
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THE JEWISH MONITOH
Friday September 2 1921
TYLER.
SOMETHING IS WRONG.
entertained with a 500 party last
Sunday evening in honor of their
cousin Miss Nathalia Kerstine of
Hot Springs.
TO CORSICANA.
Tyler Tyler what's the matter
That so dead you seem to be
While Fort Worth Dallas and Waco
Seem so full of pep an glee?
We have a team of good ball players
That Corsicana so easily it did defeat
And say where Is the Paramount
The Tyler club so hard to beat.
Let us give tome real nice parties
Moonlight picnics as before
Tyler folks be up an doing
As in the golden days of yore.
Hyman Michael what's the matter
Where have you of lately been
Nathan Willia and Louie also
Your faces we have not seen?
There are of us plenty
Pretty girls and handsome boys
"C'mon let's join and show our neigh-
bors That we too can rejoice.
So let us all get together
And with spirit all in one
Make dear old Tyler jazzy and happy
Full of life and lots of fun.
Rose Horowitz.
Mrs. Harry Rolnick has returned to
her home in Dallas after spending a
few weeks with her relatives in Tyler.
She was accompanied home by he.
husband.
Mr. A. Eisen left for St. Louis and
and other Eastern points where he
will purchase his fall stock of goods.
Mr. Eisen will be gone a few weeks.
Due to the warm weather we had in
Tyler Sunday a crowd of boys mo-
tored a few feet out of Smith county
where they could get some Cocoa Co-
la. (We send this ode to Corsicana
with all due apologies to the Ancient
Mariner.)
Some one seems to have gotten oui
number
Corsicana asks "Why the long slum-
ber!" They said all we need is a few feet of
lumber
And a couple of grave diggers to
shovel us under.
MayTe this depression hasn't been
felt
By our wonderful friends on the Cot-
ton Belt
But it's only because of the lack of
"gelt"
That our social affairs are beginning
to melt
As a result of a very short cotton
crop
Our cash receipts have begun to flop
Dear friends if this panic will only
stop
We may be able to give a Chanukah
Hop.
Our handsome boys and beautiful
girls
With their marcelled pompadours and
pretty curls
Will make this burg one mass of
twirls
So watch ol' Tyler when she unfurls
The "G" Bros.
Misses Nathalia and Rae Liebreich
Corsicana do not worry
That so dead we seem to be
For we're full of pep and glory
And a happy crowd are we.
We are too a bunch so jolly
In all dances we can say
And it's quite hard too "by golly"
In baseball us to outplay.
Perhaps we've been a little quiet
But "still water runs quite deep"
It's no use to make a riot
Though we have not been asleep.
All those who do not believe me
'Cmon out here and we'll you show
Picnics parties good and many
A grand time is our motto.
Rose Horowitz.
SAN ANTONIO.
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On last Wednesday evening the
B-nai B'rith Luncheon Club was for-
mally launched in San Antonio. The
idea of this organization was long
thought here but it remained for
Mr. Sam C. Eldridge to officially
place this society into existence.
The purpose of the B'nai B'rith
Luncheon Club is to foster the spirit
of good fellowship among its mem -bers
to create a deeper interest in
things Jewish and to assist in such
activities as come within the purview
of the B'nai B'rith order. A monthly
luncheon will be held at which time
the members shall come together and
learn the value of good fellowship.
Mr. Eldridge as toastmaster call-
ed the gathering to order and Dr. G.
Feigenbaum prouounced the benedic-
tion. A splendid choir consisting of
Misses Esther Lapidus and Ida Sha-
piro and Messrs. Chas. M. Lee and
D. Kanter accompanied by Miss Ida
Ritchie gave selections throughout
the evening. Short talks by Messrs.
Joe Rubin Wm. Weinigcr J. S.
Smith Wm. Schlessinger and L. N.
Lee stressing the good which will re-
sult from this organization were
heartily applauded.
The following officers were elected
to serve for the ensuing term: Mr.
Jo Rubin President; Mr. L. N. Lee
1st Vice-President; Mr. Wm. L.
Schlessinger 2nd Vice-President; Mr.
Wm. Weiniger Secretary; Mr. .
Amstein Treasurer; Messrs. I. Tob-
ias B. Adler and Dr. A. D. Zucht
Trustees. The President also announc-
ed the appointment of the following
committees:
Membership: Mr. M. Adclman
Chairman; Dr. I. L Feller Mr. M.
Scharlack Mr. B. Saslavsky and Mr.
Joe Shapiro.
Program: Mr. Chas. M. Lee Chair-
man; Mr. Abe Lende J. S. Smith Dr.
A. D. Zucht and Rev. D. Kanter.
Entertainment: Mr. Sam C. Eld-
ridge Chairman; Mr. J. S. Smith Mr.
Sam Adelman Mr. N. E. Alterman
and Mr. N. Trottner.
Publicity: Mr. Henry D. Tobias.
Messrs. Chas. M. Lee and J. S.
Smith were awarded the attendance
prizes at the luncheon which wer.
donated by Messrs. Joe Rubin and
Sam C. Eldridge. The next luncheon
will be held during the middle of Sep-
tember. Mr. Jake Dodic has returned from
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