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Ladies of the Shaarey Zedek Red
Sunday Services.
Cross Unit are urge to make spe-
he first Sunday service of ber
the 6.
year
All cial efforts to make up their quota.
Goo
will i, be held tomorrow", Oct
gation are The unit will meet Tuesday even-
met nbers of the congregation
services ing front 7:30 to Ill; Tuesday from 9
urg ed to attend these Sun
a. m. to 5 p. m., and Wednesday from
w hich their rabbis will bring to 9 a. 01. to 5 p. pt.
the' 11 from time to time current and
ot
° h it important messages. Through
the fifteen years that the congrega-
tio, has been holding Sunday ser-
,,,,„ •s, they have proved an unqualitied
Services are held regularly every
suc cess. In these times, when men Friday evening at sundown. Satur-
ani women tied it impossible to at- day morning services begin at 8:3 0
ten d divine service on any other (lay, o'clock • The public is cordially in-
I s ihmerative that each one takes vited to attend.
•antage of the Sunday service. All
tubers and their friends are not
on' v cordially invited, but are urged
to attend these services. The subject
Friday evening services are held
of Rabbi Franklin's sermon ill the from 5 to 7 p. m. Rev. II. D. Bass
liri i t service is "The Open Door."
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Hebrew Class.
Scholarship to the Hebrew Union
Rabbi Mayerberg will conduct a college. The members of the auxiliary.
class it) Hebrew every Saturday and in fact all members of the Tem-
norning at 9:30. All children who pie should make it them habit when
studied with him last year are invited sending messages of congratulation to
to do so this year and provision will use the Uniongram instead of the
This can be very easily
be made for beginning pupils. Even telegram.
in such short time, a great deal can done by communicating with either
rs. Herbert Slornan, 'Airs. Louis
be accomplished and children can be 'Airs.
taught to read those parts of our ser- \Velt, or 'Airs. Samuel Nlayerberg.
These
ladies will take any message,
vice which are still given in Hebrew.
Members who desire their children transcribe it upon a L'iliongram and
to have this reading knowledge of forward it at once to the parties you
Hebrew will kindly send them to wish to reach. By so doing you will
Temple on Saturday morning. Octo- be obtaining the same service that
ber 1 !. at 9:30. where they will meet you would be getting through tele-
Rabbi Nlayerberg, and plans will be graph companies and at the same
time you will be contributing to a
laid for the year.
most worthy cause. Resolve then
Red Cross.
that the next time ocasion arises you
The Temple Beth-E1 branch of the
will use a Uniongram instead of a
Red Cross continues its meetings nn
telegram. Uniongrams are 25 cents
Tuesdays and Fridays. It has been
each.
gratifying to see the large number of
Boy Scouts.
women who have responded to this

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call of their country, but there is still
mint for many who may find time to
undertake this most important work.
The quotas for the month are heavy
.ind to keep its record up, the branch
is urging all women who can do so to
come to Temple on the above men-
tioned days,

The \Vont:Ill's Auxiliary of Temple
Ileth-E1 began its Thursday. sewing
on f)etober 3. The work doteon
Thursdays is contributed to the local
charito s our work for national
organizations, we must not forget
that the local poor also require our
attention. and that we must provide
many. essential things for them. Nlem-
bers are requested to respond to the
call of the auxiliary and to devote as
much time as possible to the work of
local charities. Reports of the prog-
ress the Thursday sewing will be
gil en members from time to time.

Troop No. 76, located at Temple
Beth-El, continues to grow. On
Tuesday evening last an initiation was
held during which many boys were
inducted into the association. 'File
lioy Scout movement is too well
known to need description here, but
the parents are asked to interest their
boys in this movement for much good
will result from their membership ill
our troop. 'File boys are selling Lib-
erty Bonds and have made a good
record in the sale of Thrift Stamps.
They have taken several hikes
through the summer and they have a
splendid program mapped out for
their year's work. .All boys above the
age of 12 are eligible to membership.
Mr. Milton Aronheim is the Scout
Master, and Mr. Herbert Rosenfield
is the assistant Scout Matter of the
troop. These young men deserve un-
bounded credit for their efficient and
earnest work with the troop.

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war, Mrs. Mandel having turned the
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The Girls' Patriotic League of
Temple Ileth-E1 will resume its work
October. The
for the year early in
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th i s year by Miss
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g i r l s
I.:(Ikon av enue.
Ella Stillman, 422
Programs for the year will shortly
be arranged and a definite amount of
work will be assigned b. the girls in
this organization. All girls above the
age of 13 are eligible to membership.
The meetings will be held at Temple
Iteth-E1 on afternoons to be
It is important
in the near future.
that our branch of the Patriotic
League shall be made as strong and
useful as the other branches of the
association, which are doing
c ■ mituctidallic icurk .

Hebrew School is conducted daily,
Registration for the Religious except Saturday from 5 until 7 p. m.
hoot was held on Sunday, Septem-
Congregational meetings are held
b( r 29, and the rabbis are gratified to on the first Sunday in every month.
port
to
the
members
that
the
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rc Ilment was exceptionally large, over
Young People's Society.
61 children hieing present. All mem-
The Wednesday evening classes
•rs who have children of school age
will begin on October 9. Many
ho have not registered in our Re-
courses will be offered and a wide se-
g ions School are earnestly :equested
lection for class work will be given.
send them as soon as possible that
It is hoped that the young people. es-
ley may begin their work in their re.
pecially of 'rumple Beth-El, will take
iective classes without a handicap.
advantage of these courses and will
I he Pin System will be used through-
determine to attend them throughout
ut the school. we hope with as much
the year. The Red Cross branch of
ccess as was done last year. 1)ue
the Young People's society is meeting
the large number of children at-
every AVednesday night at 7:30 and
ending the school, it has been found
all young women who find it impos-
it opossilile to hold the assembly in
sible to do Red Cross work through
e old gymnasium and acordingly
the week are invited to join the Red
e rabbi. have decided that hereafter
Cross class on NVednesday evenings
general assembly. including all de-
I at the Temple. The entertainment
artments of the school, will be het,
the young people are prepar-
very Sunday morning at 10:30 in the which
ing to take to Camp Custer is pro-
l 'emple proper. The assembly wil
, gressing most satisfactorily' and in a
I ass until 10:55, when the children it
short time the society will be able tel
he primary' department will lie dis -
f announce the date on which it will
atched to their classes and those o
present its show locally. The young
he high school department who may
people are to give this week's enter-
esiri to do so will remain at the sec
tainment at the Hospitality House of
ies s. The school, as has been an
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1 niuneed many times before, is free the "elfarc noard , 533
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all
children
and
it
is
the
duty
of
Uniongrams.
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very member /11 direct children of
01 Temple Beth-E1
To the
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t he 1_ mongram is not a novelty, be-
ion to the religious school of Tent- cause quite a kw have made constant
p lc Beth-el. Music this year will be
of them as congratulatory :nes-
the hau l s o‘f
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sa
is eges. It might be well, however, to
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the attention of the members to
t le fact that the proceeds obtained
aide Courlander have been appointed through the sale of Uniongrams are
t o the staff of teachers.
used in the paying of the Auxiliary

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trained choir. On Saturday morn-
ings, services are held from 8:30 to
11:30 o'clock. Rev. II. D. Bass offi-
ciates, and Rabbi Judah L. Levin lec-
tures occasionally, dates of which
wit' be announced hereafter in this
paper.

Religious School.

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abliath services are held every
ttirday morning at 1(1:30. The ser-
ins are preached on alternate Sat-
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Junior Scouts.
The Junior Scout Troop continues
to meet every Wednesday afternoon
at 4 o'clock, under the direction of
Mr. Niarvin Jacobs. This troop is
composed of boys between the ages
of 1(1 and 12. The meetings have
through the year proved most inter-
esting and at present there are 35
boys enrolls.(1. The Junior Scout
Troop assistts the boys in preparing
for the time that they may enter the
'Boy Scout Troop as second-class
scouts. All parent interested in hav-
ing their children min the Timior
Scouts will communicate with Rabbi
Mayerberg.
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