Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-03
AFTER SEVEN YEARS.
MiclSva Israel Sunday schools Seventh
Anniversary Celebration.

MiclSva Israel Sunday schools Seventh
Anniversary Celebration.
The audience that attended the seventh
anniversary Of Mickva Israel Sunday
school last night crowded the synagogue
to its utmost. The exercises, which were
very pleasant and entertaining through
out opened with the school singing, ooh,
Fill Our Hearts," s. l.. LazarOn, ESQ,
in his address of welcome, referred to the
progress Of the school during the past
year, and paid a high compliment to the
energy and work OF the superintendent,
the Rev. /. p. Mendes. He also
tersely traced the usefulness of
the Sunday school and It's rela-
ton to the church and the world.
In concluding be said it is 10 the con-
stancy OF woman and her unchanging
zeal in the cause of religion ana truth
that in the future. as in the past, IsraePs
truest and surest support must depend.
After the hymn ''Wewill Give Thanks"
which was sweetly rendered by a quar-
tette, the Superintendent read his report,
in which he said:
'"Ihe annual message Of your Superin-
tendent conveys this evening the most
pleasant tidings of gratifying success.
Our Sunday school, organized in October,
1873, has grown and prOspered, and has
shown as the result of It's labors
what can be accomplished through
industry and perseverance. We
have graduated and confirmed five differ
ent classes. with whatresults YOU already
know, and from these ex-cOndrmants we
have selected competent and Jealous
teachers, who have tried their utmost to
repay US for our work in their behalf.
must candidly admitth much, if not all,
OF this gratifying success has been due
TO the devotion and patience OF those
ladies and gentlemen who have aided me
IN the good work. might name many of
these, who, although through force Of cir
cumstdnces, have been compelled to with
draw from our stBn, vet still
eyince the liyehest interest in
our welfare. would very
much like this acknowledgment 10 be
considered rs a special vote of thanks 10
them, as well as to our present corps. and
i would couple with 1t the hope that all
concerned may bee spared for many years
10 aid MS in this noble cause Of religious
education. In accordance with estab-
Nshed custom, the examination OF the
classes was held on May II. The ques-
tons were selected boy your Superinten-
dent and were handed TO the teachers OF
the different classes on the morning OF
the examination. The result proved salts
certificates and medals will show"
The Superintendent then read the long
list Of pupils who were awarded medals
and certificates.
In conclusion he said at is with much
pain and regret that ] have TO record the
death OF one OF our little pupus, which sad
event occurred on oct 81. 1854 allude TO
our little friend, Lee Roy Rosenheim.
whose pure soul was waited into Paradise
UUNW the gentle ypUltKpg Df rlffIhonIsl
Innocence. Nowhere h. the vacant sent
more noticed than in the school-room. and
none misses the childish form more than
tue teacher who labOrs for love.
Yet when these dark spots
appear upon our otherwise peaceful
SKY we can only turn 10 me Comforter OF
Man aud pray for strength % bear the
trials Of the world, its troubles and uihu.
lauous, aud 10 close that prayer with the
earnest hope that hls soul may be bound
To the bundle Of Eternal Lre.7
Certificates aud medals were presented
TO tue following.
First Class. Mr. LazarOn Teacher
medal: sarah stern. Certificates: Natalie
uymes, Sarah stern. Moses Rothschild
Jacob Gazan, sidney krauss.
Second Class. Mrs. MpnGes Teacher
Medals: Rosa platshok aud Tiuip Et
singer. Certificates: Ida Bulev. Tulit
Elsin2er, Rosa Pi8t-hck, l.. llie uyerberg
Ihird Class, Dir. Max l.. Byck Teacher
Medals; Emma Eiustein and Moses
Cue kenheimer. Certificates. Gus. Kav
ton, Ida Mpinhard, Pauline We'll. Marcu,
hiseran, Edwin Frank, Moses Quicken
hemer, Lewis llaym. Nathan Coleman
Emma Einstein, Lewis Byck.
ipuflh Glass. Division A, ISIS Wei
Ieacher.-Medal. Hannah Myersou. Ger
uhcates. Helen smith, Mamie Roos