The Texas Jewish Herald (Houston, Tex.), Vol. 23, No. 26, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 9, 1930 Page: 4 of 6
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ADATH EMETH AUXILIARY
TO HOLD FIRST MEETING
The first regular meeting- ot the
seasoir of the Ladies' Auxiliary of
Congregation Adath Kmelh will be
held Wednesday, Oct. 22, at the
i'lihimunity llall, corner Houston
Monday evening, 8 o’clock.
Tuesday morning, 8:30 o'clock.
Tuesday evening, 8 o’clock.
Wednesday morning, 8:30 o'clock-
At 0:30 Tuesday morning -memo-
rial service# will be held as part nf
the regular Sh’inini Atzeres services. j
Tuesday evening, after the regular'
j season. Adulation la 91.10
pit and tickets can ha secured tn
any Amoa member. Wait for the I The membership attendance lacked
biggest dance of the year, Oct 10, at ohe of being 100 per cent All mem-
the Lamar Hotel, 1 here are urged and expected at thaj
- ' * next meeting.
The Houston Chapter of Hadassah
is sponsoring a bridge luncheon at
I the Phenix Dairy Monday, Oct. 20,
! 12 o'clock, with Mrs.' Harry Malts
as chairman, and the following la-
dies as hostesses: Mesdames P. Bat-
telstein, Leon Dow, P. Rothstein, S.
Radinsky, J. O. Sondock and Oliver
Wolf.
For reservations phono Mrs. Maltz,
DOWN 911
B’NAl B’RITH
Houston Lodge, B’nai B’rith, will
hold a public initiation followed by
a dance on the night of Oct. 16 at
Abe M. Levy Memorial Hall, to
which the public is invited.
The public initiation, an impressive
and Interesting ritualistic ceremony,
will be at 8 o’clock and will be pre-
Avcn'ue and, Washington. All mem- Simchas Torah services, the children
hers are n-iittestcd Vo attend. He-
freshments .will 1>« served.
SIFMINI ATZERES AND
SIMCHAS TORAH SERVICES
AT TEMPLE BETH EL
of Beth El Religious School will 'hold
a procession with the Torahs. I'ol-
lowing the'service* the children will
I,.. movimI with I'eticshments by Beth
Kl W.iiiiim's League.
This Friday evening. Rabbi Colish
vvill deliver u HuccOtK message, fwl
H. 142.1, or any of the hostesses, sided over by Morris D. Meyer.
I’laJ'crs will frfjng cards. Tables WHJ
bo furnished. ' Admission 50 cents
per person.
The Couneil of Jewish Juniors will
hold their opening meeting of the
season on Monday evening. Oct. 20,
S* mini A t z vri's un<l*>S i mchas To- fowl rig which The
congregation will uT the Abe M. Le vy Community Cen-
r ib . vim- will tie held at Temple, iLilhci at the Kuknh to evlebrate
ftoti I 1 a- f-.llows: tltj, traditional manner.
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MAX JllRAN TO HEAD LAICOS slitipe.; The .M: M. has tiponsored this
ter at 7 Ml p, in.
All members are urged to please
attend tis plans for the ensuing year
are to be discussed and an enthusi-
astic sturt is u. splendid forerunner
of a sucecssfut year.
Tliis being our lijrtlfdey, too, nn
appropriate program and refresh-
ments have been planned.
JUNIOR HADASSAH TO HOLD
ANNUAL HICK PARTY NOV. 19
Dancing will follow from 9 to 12
p. m. A good orchestra will play.
Special invitation is extended to
ilerzl Lodge, B’nai B’rith, and to
Houston, Chapter, A. Z. A., junior
B’nai B’rith organization.
Everyone is invited and urged to
attend both the initiation and the
dance.
CLUB
At the last regular meeting of the
Labor < 'lob, election of officers to
serve for the ensuing term of six
months was in order, and the follow-
ing officers were elected:
Max O. Juran, president;-Herman
M. Cohen, vice president; Leo Kitr-
kovvski, secretary, and Joe R. Lewis,
treasurer.
The election of such capable of Ti-
er- rr assures the .organization of an-
other' successful administration:
Plans are being outlined for the
eleventh annual Armistice eve for-
mal halt to he. given by the: club on
Nov. If).
Tile, committee in charge of this
annual event includes Phil Zubor,
llarrv Jliirwitz and Henry Green-
berg. .
M M NEWS
By Max Clair Grid
Plans fur the forthcoming Christ-
mas dance life being rounded into
charity dance for the past six years fho Junior Hadassah hick party
with the. proceeds going to various is «ow. an annual affair with this
i h.uliable institutions throughout organization, Hu next one to take
the fa mi try place Nov. 19. Plans are being made
The End o’ Main has jh*eh re- t” makt' this one of the gala
served for Dee. 28 and a large mid- OV-"> "f 5^on’ an<l many
western booking agency will provide
a welLknriwn orchestra.
London. (JTA).—Palestine will
he shaken to its very foundation i#
the forthcoming report of Sir John
Simpson fails to win acceptance by
conciliation and mutual agreement
of both Jews and Moslems, a special
correspondent of the London Times,
writing from Jerusalem, concludes.
This correspondent’s long article
published under the sub-head of
“Waiting for the Land Report Pre- j
pared by Simpson Which Will Be
Published Shortly,” describes in a
favorable light the Zionist achieve-
ments and stresses the jealousy, envy
and suspicion of the Moslems toward
the Jewish success, j
The correspondent says that
“while waiting for the publication of
the report, which will serve as the
basis of land tenure and land distri-
bution, peace is not likely to be dis-
-c-T-———•'' - | turbed, but should the decision of
A. R. DANCE Jtho mandatory power fail to win ac-
Thi- annual dunce given by Ule!ceptanee by J**M*®n and mutual
Workmen’s Circle Br. 530 takes ta*re«"«jt °f bo h Jews and Mos-
plnco Sun,lay, Dec. 7, at the Jewish , lemS’Ial?‘t‘ne ™11 be sbaken to ,ts
Community Hall, 91.7 Jackson Street, j Vepy 0un a lon8‘ ’
The best dance orchestra obtainable
has been engaged and one of the ape- RABBI’S PLEA PREVENTS
cial features of the affair this year PASSION PLAY SHOWING
will be the giving away of an elec- IN NATION’S C A P 1 T A L
trie refrigerator. The admission
ticket with the lucky number wins
the prize. The refrigerator will be
on display at a downtown store in a
few days.
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interesting
able, says Miss
For any information cob
the course, you are asked to
in person at the studio.
o —— * J
Emanuel Bleich Diet
Apoplexy
B I. T. BARGAIN HOP
The H. I T. bargain Halloween
charity flop will • he given at End o’
Main dance halt oil Nov. 2. instead
of Hebrew - ’ I institute a» previously;
announced. Admission will be \98 /
cCJlts per couple. ' - ,
hovel surprises will'be enjoyed by
those who will indulge. Every paid-
up member eiiii bring a friend, so
girls he sure and get your dues in
hearty, Further ,1 elm Is will he an-
nounced in the columns of The Jew-
ish Herald.
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AVON CLUB NEWS
(Branch of Young Judea)
-r<
A regular meeting of
THE YOUNG PERETZ CLUB
Labor Day there was a conference
in Shreveport between all the Young
Circle Clubs of Texas and of Shreve-
port, La. Quite a bit of business
was transacted. The conference was
held jointly with that of the Senior
Workmen’s Circle. The delegate
from Houston was Aaron Pasternak.
Two weeks ago there was an elec-
tion of officers. President, A1 Gard-
the AvbninfT; vice chairman, Zelda Keeper;
Washington. (JTA).—The Frei-
burg Passion Play will not be pre-
sented here next month. It was
learned recently that the contract
between the Freiburg Passion Play-
.
Emanuel Bleich, 27, died at SL -
Mary’s Infirmary in Galveston at
9:20 o’clock Wednesday night after
stroke ear-
Just a few more days until Oct.
19. When the Amos Club stages its
fourth annual dance at the 1-amar
Ilptcl ballroom. Karl McMahon nl)d
his Lamar Hotel Orchestra-have been
secured, on this occasion, Amos mem-
bers are striving to muke this dance
one of the outstanding hits of the
Chrb i*us held Sunday, Oct. 6, 3 p.
tru, at Mitls Dora Duhzigcr’s resi-
dence.
At the conclusion of old and new
business two chosen applicants on
the membership list were sworn in
'he club by the president, Miss Dora
Dapzigcr. These two "members will
be initiated Sunday, Oct. 19, at Miss
secretary (elected for second term),
Rose Bunin. The vice president
(program chairman) with her com-
mittee, Bertha Bell and Leonard
Abrams, has arranged a series of in-
teresting programs to be presented
in the near future. The public is
invited,. The debates are held
1910 Bell Avenue, at 10 a. m.
ers and the Organized Bible Class As-1 suffering an apoplectic
sociation has been canceled, after !lier jn the efpning.
Rabbi Abram Simon, leader of the Mr B . Galveston
Washington Hebrew Congregation,'
had protested against thfe presenta-
tion of the play on the ground that
it might create ill-will between Jew
and Christian.
Rabbi Simon appeared before the
committee of the Organized Bible
Class Association which was spon-
soring the presentation of the Pas-
sion Play in the capital and stated
his "viewpoint. The committee, which
consisted of the Rev. Dr, Homer J.
Councilor and Mr. Page McK. Etchi-
son, listened very earnestly to his
plea. As a result the committee an-
nulled its agreement with Adolph
at Fassnacht, owner of the Freiburg
Passion Play.
business
man, was the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Nathan Bleich, with whom he lived
at 2220 M. He was a native of Gal-
veston and for the past several years
had begn associated with his father
in the grocery and feed business.
Mr. Bleich was a member of the
Kiwanis and Booster Clubs and sev-
eral Jewish organizations, among
whioh he was very active. <
Besides his parents, Mr. Bleich is
survived by uncles and aunts, Mr.
and Mrs. Jules Block of Galveston
and Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Wulfe of San
Antonio, and other relatives.
The funeral will take place Friday
at 4:30 p. m. with interment in the
Hebrew Cemetery, lit Galveston.
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Goldberg, Edgar. The Texas Jewish Herald (Houston, Tex.), Vol. 23, No. 26, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 9, 1930, newspaper, October 9, 1930; Houston, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1054856/m1/4/: accessed June 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; .