Tilt 9LTROffIEWISII ORM ICU PAGE EIGHTEEN N T s IONS S T O.Rc GL A EN m IZ E A O E ME IN N'M JEWIS A FI CT W IV Among the most octive Jewish women's groups in the city, in ad- dition to Hadassah, are the Ladies' Aid Society and the Ladies' Auxil- iary, Due to the position of Mt. Clem- ens, as a summer resort which at- tracts thousands of Jews annually, these organizations are from time to time faced with serious prob- lems of helping stranded poor, and they fill their tasks admirably. These societies are always ready to assist worthy causes in as well as out of the city. They sponsor dances and entertainments, the proceeds of which arc used for charitable purposes, Officers of the Ladies' Aid So- ciety are: Mrs. Mary Muscovitz, President; Mrs. Sam Cohen, vice- president ; Mrs. Cophie Gould treasurer; Miss Thelma Gould, sec- retary. JEWISH WOMEN OF BAY CITY ACTIVE REPORT OF SISTERHOOD AS PRE- SENTED TO ANNUAL STATE CON- FERENCE HELD IN JACKSON. . By MRS. FRANCES LEVY Officers of the Ladies' Auxiliary are: Mrs. Dave Willinger, presi- dent; Mrs. II. I.evine, vice-prest-• dent; Mrs. S. Mogill, secretary; Mrs. I. Madorsky, treasurer. The Ladies' Auxiliary so-oper- ates with the Ladies' Aid Society in cases calling for aid for strand- ed poor. The auxiliary also spon- sored a concert by Cantor S. Mo. gill, to increase its charity fund. In presenting the report of the year's work was taken up. On Bay City Sisterhood, I am most Jan. 10, $55.75 was cleared at a pleased to state that a unity of ef- Temple supper, and again on Feb. fort makes the achievement pos- 21 $46 was made by the same sible for our limited membership means. to have accomplished that which A community Seder was given was most gratifying but is the and it was beautiful in spirit as good will toward re- spirit Of well as in service. Ilagaddahs ligious advancement and in supply- were purchased for those who had ing the funds necessary toward the none. It was a most enjoyable upkeep of the Temple. event, long to be remembered. Our religious school opened Our slogan is "Work!" It is the ZIONISM STRENGTHENS AMERICANISM law of our being, the principle that with an enrollment of 43 children, carries nations onward. Without it the number varying from time to little can be accomplished. "Ile time. The teachers voluntarily By WILLIAM HARD who labors not cannot enjoy the gave their efforts to do their part, William Hard is one of the foremost publicists in American reward of labor." All hopeful and few can boast of more splen- life. He is considered the outstanding non-Jewish champion work is healthful, and to be use- did effort put forth willingly than of the rebuilding of Palestine as the Jewish Homeland. In fully employed is the greatest se- can be said of the teachers in the this trenchant article he sums up his views as to the compati- cret of happiness. "If thou canst Sisterhood. We have one young bility of Americanism and Zionism. plan a noble deed and never flag lady who has fur the past two 'till it succeed, though in the strife years given her undivided time, From the Jewish standpoint, litical assimilation here. Recent thy heart should bleed, whatever training the choir and educating from the American standpoint, and history teaches us abundantly a obstacles control. Thine hour will the kindergarten class. Miss Mary from the world standpoint, it large lesson which should wholly come—go on, true soul! Thou Kaufban, who graduates this year would seem that Zionism holds nut correct that error of thought. from High School and who at least We recently have seen tho Poles wilt win the prize, thou wilt reach two or three times weekly devotes a high promise of desirability. the goal" So has the spirit of our From the Jewish standpoint it is and the Czechc•4Iovaks come into , members, few in numbers, been her time to them, giving parties, clear that whatever tends to di- possession of homelands liberated sustained through every effort put hikes and other Amusements, be- minish unwarranted accusations from ancient foreign conquest. We forth for the welfare of our com- sides religious instruction. against the Jewish race is to be have seen vast extensions of the munity. warmly welcomed. Among such homelands of Jugs-Slays and the In May of 1927 a floral service accusations none is more preva- Rumanians. We have seen a great lent than that which exhibits the step taken in the freeing of the was attractively given at the Temple for Pentecost, and on June nationally homeless Jew as devoid homeland of the Irish. In all these of national accomplishments on his instanees--and in numerous others 29 a get-together meeting of the The Officers and Directors of the own racial account and as thriving —there has been a great strength- various societies of the Hebrew iej only as an alien parasite on the ening of the national consciousness ladies, sponsored by the Sister- +4, resources created and the oppor- of the peoples concerned. have hood on Sisterhood Day was given 1, tunities offered by other peoples. the immigrants front among then) at Wenonah Beach. Luncheon j This perverse interpretation of here shown thereupon any in- was served to 30 ladies and bridge Jewish character can find no more creased tendency toward political was played, besides various other persuasive answer than a success- foreignism among us? On the amusements. The rummage sale was the next ful Jewish upbuilding of the new contrary, their satisfaction with Bay City, Michigan Jewish communities in Palestine. the assured development of their means of revenue, and a sum of It makes no difference that Pales- homelands in Europe- has in a $2-17.50 was realized. A Chanukah Wish You All a Happy and Prosperous tine is small. It makes no differ- large degree relieved their anxiety gift of "Young Israel" was given New Year ence that it can contain but a frac- about European affairs and divert- to the children of our Sabbath tion of the Jewish population of ed their attention from the woes School. On Dec. 14 a food sale was the earth. The point is not that of Europe to the opportunities of given and $52.38 was added to our OFFICERS Palestine should be stretched to America. finances. President GEORGE II. YOUNG January being the election of include all Jews. The point is Hebrew Restoration Desired. Vice-President JAMES E. DUFFY that Palestine should be raised to Vice-President The process of national libera- officers, Mrs. A. B. Roman was JOAN C. ROSS show a Jewish society established tion in Europe has meant less con- made our president, our past presi- Vice-President and Cashier DAVID MILLER upon Jewish national self-sacri- centration upon Europe in Amer. dent having served her full term, Assistant Cashier J. I. P. SHEARER fice and bearing fruits indubitably ica and a more rapid assimilation all other officers remaining as here- Assistant Cashier J. D. KINNEY to be credited to Jewish original- here of European immigrant into tofore. A hearty co-operation was Assistant Cashier J. F. ASMAN ity and genius. Auditor American national life. An Amer- offered our new president and the T. W. NONENPREGER The American Standpoint. C ican with a homeland still unse- That spectacle, even If it had cured will dream of that homeland Members Federal Reserve System for its scene not even the whole of and America both. That is the Palestine, but merely Judaea situation in which a "dual nation- alone, would justify Zionism amply ality" is truly to be feared. Theory and triumphantly, from the Jew- on. this point must give way to ish standpoint. fact. We know from the events William II, Reid, former city 4`,;t;i*ZIA'4.`,`4 From the American standpoint about us that an American whose manager, the new manager of the y, ,. ?';4, it is clear that whatever tends to dream of a homeland has been Chamber of Commerce, assumed ,, ■ ., accelerate a readier political as- translated into an actuality awak- the duties of that office on August similation of all races within the ens into a less impeded and more 4,:s Wishing You All a Happy and Prosperous United States is to be regarded as single-souled Americanism. advantageous. It is sometimes as- Zionism Justifies Itself. New Year serted that a Jewish homeland in From a world standpoint it Palestine would retard Jewish po- would seem manifest that the world cannot afford permanently to lose the special and peculiar of- ferings of any great race. Great as have been the achievements of Season's Greetings the Jews in the dispersion, the value of what they did and of what 4 they thought in the midst of their' own specifically Jewish national institutions remains a sublime promise of what in similar circum- stances they might again bring forth for the enrichment of the va- riety of our human answers to the I eternal questionings of human Guaranteed Service existence. Zionism is at the least , a sort of world-speculation from which the world might again reap 134 N. Gratiot Ave. Phone 1567 1010 Saginaw St. Phone 1567 a Book of Psalms and a Prayer of Manasses and might again revive Phone 58 Bay City, Mich. Ithe prophetic power which when it Mt. Clemens was at Ito most Jewish, was also at its most universal. Dodge Brothers Sales and Service A Happy New Year DUNCAN B. HUBBARD Funeral Director Season's Greetings SIERENS BROS. COAL CO. Established in 1875 Opposite Public Library MT. CLEMENS, MICH. Phone 717-W Phone 510 Mt. Clemens A Happy New Year to All HAROLD C. ENGLUND Under Ulrich Savings Bank Dependable Insurance Mt. Clemens, Mich. Rosh llashonah Greetings J. P. McMAHON COAL CO. Coal, Cob. and Wood 325 NORTH AVE. Phone 1850-1, Mt. Clemens Season's Greetings Season's Greetings T. Wolff 4 SOD Dr. Alfred A. Thompson Fine Footwear Men's Furnishings Physician and Surgeon Phone 728 Mt. Clemens, Mich. , People riding to work in trains, Docile as scholars, row on row, Freshly washed and dressed with pains, Sit like spectators at a show Which they never see, for their eyes are dulled With reading in papers of this and that, In the apathy into which they are lulled By the rumble of wheels and idle chat. People riding to work in trains Slight he riding, for all they know, To their death, to which, in spite of their pains, One by one, they will some day go. Each place will be taken, and none will be missed. Not even those reading their names will know That once these people used to exist Among them, riding to and fm. —B. A. BOTKIN Tolophoa. 336 Office and Residence: 24 BROADWAY PEOPLE RIDING 68 North Walnut Strnt Mt. Clemens . 4 4 0;14$464 =4, st iA : 4 0 1 :41W W0 441 Season's Greetings to Our Jewish Friends DIRECTORS First National Bank and Bay County Savings Bank WILLIAM I.. CLEMENTS D. I.. GALBRAITH A. E. BOCSFIELD F. W. BRADLEY C. R. WELLS 0. E. SOVEREIGN F. W. ATKINS E. S. CLARK GEORGE I). JACKSON W. E. CARTER HUBERT S. SMITH C. F. IIUTCIIINGS E. II. WARD IRVING II. BAKER WILLARD II. DOW FREDERICK T. NORRIS S. 1'. GRANAGE OFFICERS First National Bank WILLIAM L. CLENIENTS . President Vice-President A. E. BOUSFIELD ....... .... .Vice-President F. T. NORRIS Vice-President . . O. E. SOVEREIGN Nice-President and Manager IRVING II. BAKER Cashier II. J. MARTIN Assistant Cashier A. C. HARRISON Assistant Cashier Trust Department J. I'. CUMMINGS Trust Officer .1. I'. SELLERS Manager Bond Department G. II. WILLIAMS Bay City, Michigan Season's Greetings Best Wishes to Our Jewish Friends for the New Year C. MULHOLLAND Plumbing, Hot Water and Steam Heating Repairing MOHR 1013 Washington Avenue Phone 1407 Bay City, Mich. Hardware F3 Furniture Company ' GREETINGS A. S. Williams Bay City, Mich. Chrysler Automobiles & Co. International Trucks Dealers in Five Complete Floors of Furniture COAL, COKE and WOOD Phone 1242 West Side—Midland at Henry SHERMAN AND M. C. R. R. Bay City, Mich. Rosh Ilashonah Greetings , 11111141111111111111111111i110111i1111111101111111111MLIM111114111111111111,111g1111A1111111411111E1411M11111. ,1111111111111111111 ■ 1:111111111j1M1111111141001141111111411111, 1110, The Season's Greetings SCHUMANN The Cleaner and Dyer a 708 SOUTH HENRY STREET Phone 402 LEWIS MANUFACTURING CO. Phone 327 1012 Lafayette Avenue 9 The Tyler-Lowery Co. AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLIES 705 Saginaw , Phone 2004 Bay City, Mich. A Happy and Prosperous New Year to Our Jewish Friends Greenwald's Laundry Greetings Van Poppelen Brothers New Year's Greetings to All Our Jewish Friends and Patrons le Fuel and Masons' Supplies Bay City, Mich. ( Clapp Bros. Dry Cleaners Rosh llashonah Greetings Phone 115 709.711-713 Adams Street Bray City. Michigan Bay City, Michigan First and Sherman Phone 2340 Bay City, Mich. Greetings of the Season 1004 NORTH WATER ST. Phone 3313 ECHLI Bay City. Michigan Bay City, Mich. ,J1 " - - ) 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11111 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11111 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1Lg Holiday Greetings Greetings & SONS CO. Bay City Business College The Season's Greetings "Good lin rdlocre" Adams and Sixth THE IDEAL PLUMBING CO. W. J. WANLESS, Manager 1707.1709 Third St. Phone 808 817-819 Washington Ave. Johnson St. at Third F. C. TODDEYNE 1618-1620 Broadway =_- Wishing the Jewish Community of Bay City a Very Happy and Prosperous New Year [(HARDWARE CO.N BAY CITY'S MOST POPULAR STORES Phone 598 607 Washington Avenue I. W. Kopec Croaley and McMillan Radios Phonographs and Records Greetings to All ,C. H. FRANTZ Extend to You the Season's Greetings Phone 592 DEPENDABLE USED CARS WILLIAM II. REID. 1. His selection by the special committee, appointed to consider applications for the post recently vacated by Donald F. Walker, wa s confirmed by the board of directors of the chamber. The new manager is 45 yearn of age and has been a resident of Bay City the greater share of that time. Ile served as city manager from 1921 to 1925. For the past two years he has resided in Royal Oak, Michigan, where he was engaged in the selling of real estate. Ile has also served as city assessor and comptroller and has been a mem- ber of the Bay County board of supervisors. Upon leaving the University of Michigan in 1904, where he spent two years in the college of engi- neering, he became asociated here in the coal, wood and ice business with his father. Prior to that he had attended grammar and high school here. Bay County Savings Bank F. 1V. ATKINS, Mgr. W. H. REID HEADS BAY CITY C. OF C. Weiler Auto Co. and the FOOT of WASHINGTON AVE. Bay City Bank . , . . ilZtaRkkillttag$44104 First National Bank National Grocer Co. „, SHOVAN GARAGE The Officers and Directors of the JOIN HADASSAH Palestine. Infant welfare stations have been established throughout the country, a recent report just received announcing the open- Mrs. L B. Harrison Issues ing of the seventeenth station. These health stations have been of Call to Bay City Jewish inestimable service in reducing the Women. infant mortality Among, the back- ward native population of the Mrs. I.. B. Harrison, president country. of the Iladassah chapter of Bay "Another aspect of the Palestin- City, has issued a call to Jewish ian activities of Hadassah is repre- women of her city to join the chap- sented by the penny luncheons ter and to help in the great work which are served in the schools of it is doing. Palestine by Hadassah. This pro- Mrs, Ilarrison, in her statement, ject not only provides the children points to the achievements of Ha- 1 with a hot luncheon, which in dassah and says,: many cases is their only sustaining "Iladassah, the women's Zionist meal, but is used as the basis of organization,' with a membership extensive training in domestic of 44,000 women throughout the science, the children being taught United States, is celebrating its laws of dietetics and marketing. sixteenth birthday. This organ- "Irma I.. Lindheim, who has de- ization, founded under the inspira- voted her life and her means to tion on Henrietta Szold, has a two- the reconstruction of Palestine, is fold aim: in Palestine, to establish national president of Iladas&ah."' a system of medical social service; in America, to foster Zionist ideals. From modest beginnings in 1913 r- the organization has grown to such size that it maintains the New Year's Greetings leading medical system of Pales- tine, It has four hospitals with •laboratories and surgical depart- ments; the rural service has been enlarged to meet the needs of the pioneers and medical circuits have been laid out covering practically the whole of the Jewish area of The Recall Store Happy and Prosperous New Year Boneless Fish — Fresh Fish Frogs and Game 62 Broadway WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DAVID CIIARBONEAU, Prop. •• Mt. Clemens, Mich. Phew* INS PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST 407 Center Ave. Telephone 750 Bay City, Mich. 113.115 Fourth Avenue Bay City, Michigan Phone 277 It E. 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