The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-06-02
MICKVA ISRAEL CHILDREN.
Interesting Anniversary Exercises by
Sunday School.

Sunday school.
The twenty-fourth anniversary of the
Temple Mickva Israel Sunday-school
was celebrated yesterday in an appro-
pirate manner and with fitting exer-
cises. To those children who were dill
gent during the year pretty and well
selected presents were made.
The prizes for general diligence were
presented by Mr.. NJ. S Byck and those
for the chiIdrens' services by Mr.. S.
Herman. Both gentlemen had some
thing to say to the little ones before
making the presentations. Rabbi 1. P.
Mendes spoke to the children on the
work that they had done during the
year and urged them to strive to main
tain their excellent standing. He spoke
of the good to be derived from regular
attendance and diligence in their
studies.
Mrs. Eugenia NJ. Minis, librarian and
! treasurer, read an interesting report
showing the work done during the
year. In her report Mrs. Minis said:
THE number of pupils has been larger
| than ever during the season of 1901 and
1902, and in spite of much contagious
sickness we are thankful that our
Heavenly Father has seen fit to take
but one of His children home to Him
self.
Your librarion wishes to express
| here her deep sorrow at the loss from
| our midst of that sweet and lovely
child, so appropriately named Joy-Joy
Solomons, ever gracious and appreci-
atiYe. In the library she was patient,
| awaiting her turn, and always thank
| ing the ladies so sweetly for books
| given her. 1t was a pleasure to have
her want the books. Long may her
memory live in this Sunday-school."
The report shows that because of
| contagious disease all books used in
homes that were afflicted were not re-
turned to the library, the Teachers
| Union deciding to lose such volumes
rather than run the risk of infection.
| On the suggestion of the Librarian,
Miss Mendes, who has always taken
a deep interest in the library work,
was made second assistant.
The report shows that during the
year 754 books were taken out and the
Sunday school library is now in a sat
isfactory condition. Forty-nine new
| books We're purchased and the library
fund has on hand now q total of $115.31
Mrs. Minis expresses the hope that dur
ing the coming year the library will
be established in new quarters.
The report of Mrs. Miriam S. Wolff,
! the secretary, reviewed the years work
and covered many of the subjects
treated by Mrs. Minis. Mrs. Wolff
called attention to the fact that four
teen workers were enrolled to instruct
a body of 165 young folks in the te-
nets of their faith, a faith that has
stood through the decay of ages and
through prosecutions. A complete re-
view of the work of the school was
given in the able report of Mrs. Wolff.
Prizes were awarded the following
children for attendance and con-
duct at the childrens services:
Gertha Lehman, Edna Mohr, Lucille
Stern, Lima Schulhafer, Siena Collat,
Morton Levy, Morris Lazaron, Annie
Levy, Rita We'll, Anita Lazaron, Edgar
Morrison, Noah Nathans, Mildred Ehr-
Itch, Rita NJ. Well, Bertram Birnbaum,
Lillian Kahnweiler. Leoni Lax, Man
| ME Gutman Marcus Cohen, Monte
Ferst, Joy Mendes. Ethel Appel, Syl-
van Byck, Cecilia Victor, Sylvan We'll,
| Julius Lax.
Prizes for general diligence We're
awarded to Bible class, teacher, Mrs.
| S. Stern, to Bessie Lexington, Henriet-
ia Falk Edna Mohr, Joseph Janow;
first class, teacher Mrs. Mendes, to
Adeline Falk Lucille Stern, Lima
Schulhafer, Siena Collat, Morton Levy,
| Morris Lazaron; second class, division
A, teacher Mr.. Henry Boley, to Nan
cite Hexter, Annie Levy, Harry OPP
B. teacher, Mrs. o. S. Byck,
to Carrie Putzel. Rita We'll,
Anita Lazaron, Edgar Morrison;
| Second Glass, Division C.-Teacher,
Max. L. Byck; to Rita NJ. We'll and
Washington Falk; Third Glass, Divi-
sion A-Teacher, Mrs. Max Wolf; to
Tillie Brown, Lillian Kahnweiler, Leo
ma Lax, Bertram Birnbaum, Mamie
| Gutman; Third Glass, Division B.
Teacher, Mrs Isaac Minis; to Ethel
| Appel, Alma Collat, Joy Mendes, Mar
Gus Cohen; Fourth Glass, Division A
| Teacher, Miss Alma Mendes; to Mar
| guerite Wood, Sylvan Byck; Fourth
Class Division B.-Teacher, Miss B.
Lovenstein to Cathrine Oppenheim,
| Cecilia Victor; Fifth Class Division A
Teacher, Miss Lima Enrich; Mildred
| Guckenheimer; Fifth Class, Division
! B.-Teacher, Mr.. I. Hellman julius
Lax; Sixth Glass, Division A-Teach-
er, Mrs. r. Amram; Meyer Collatt;
Sixth Glass, Division B.-Teacher Miss
Beulah Hexter; Rhetta Dreyfus, Ma
talie Victor Cathrine Lovenstein:
Seventh Class-Teacher, Miss Leanora
Amram Theresa Lax.
The following roll of honor contains
the names of those who were only alb
sent once: Ruth Stern, Isaiah Solo
| mons, Lawrence Semon. Bernard
Strauss, Sidney Victor, Bertha Laza-
ron, Edna Byck, Fanny J. Stern, Pau
| line Levy, Sidney Geiger, Rosa Mir
| skay. Miriam Robider
A vote of thanks was given to the
| following gentlemen who delivered adj
| dresses at the children's services Mr..
Jacob Gazan, Mr.. A. S. Guckenheirner,
Mr.. ]. NJ. Dreyer. Mr.. H. w. Witcover.
Mr.. NJ. S. Byck, Mr.. u. A Solomons,
Mr.. Carl J. Herman, Mr.. Julian Hex
| ter, Mr. Moses Dreyfus, Mr.. Emile
| Newman, Mr.. Abram Minis, Mr.. A E.
| Well, Mr.. C. S. Byck. Mr.. Jake Smith,
Mr.. A. S. Cohen. Mr.. Edwin Letter,
Mr.. Maurice Meyer. Mr.. Leon Stern.
| Mr.. d. A Byck, Mr.. Herbert Traub,
| Mr.. Sig Gardner, Mr.. Charles Stern,
| Mr.. Jerome Eckstein, Mr.. Jacob Dub.
| Mr.. Frank j. Kulman Mr.. M. H
Mr.. l. Hellman.
MISSIONARIES AS MODELS.