Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-14

be considered as charity and finally
a mutual aid society was formed.
This society has spent much money
distributing it among those who were
in need of same. 1t even assists those
who are not members of the associa
ltion.
The new synagogue in Madison
ave, which is now being completed
is being built by this society to be
used as a place of worship and where
a Hebrew free school will be estab
lished. For two years the new syna.
gogue will be under their supervision
and after that time they will turn IT
over to the congregation Shaarey
Tflloh.
This association was organized il
1898 with a membership of IS and al
the present time their membership
roll numbers over $50. The officer.
of the society are M. Goldman, Pres
idcnt; N. Jacobson, Vice President
l.. Davidowitz, Financial Secretary;
d. Willentz, Recording Secretary (;
Lyman Shragovitz, First Trustee !:
II. Levenson, Second Trustee; L
Berger, Third Trustee.
THE FIRST HEBREW LADIES
BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.
This association was organized
April 81, 1898, by a number of ladies
of Perth Amboy to assist all those
who may be in need of assistance
Much money is spent each year it be
ing given away for charitable purposes.
The members and officers are always
working zealously to make the asso
citation n of the most successful OF
benevolent organizations. There arc
about forty members in the associa
ton. The first officers of the society
were Mrs. E. Rosenfeld, President
Mrs. D.. Belekove, Vice President !;
Mrs. l. Encherman, Recording Secre-
tary; Mr.. r. Polensky, Financial
Secretary; Mrs. +. Scwartz, Treas
urer. The officers now dominating
are Mrs. N. Wagner, President; Mrs.
Berline, Vice President; Mrs. Sener,
Financial Secretary MI. Encherman,
Recording Secretary; MIR. Plain,
Treasurer.
ORIGINAL HEBREW LADIES'
BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.
This society was the outcome OF
some disagreement in the First He
brew Ladies' Benevolent Association,
and the ladies who withdrew formed
an independent organization under
the above name. There is much com
petition between the two sister clubs
and each one tries to Guido the other
lin charitable and benevolent deeds,
and thereby considerable interest is
aroused by the members of both so
cieties. The membership roll consists
lof about eighty and is constantly in
creasing. The officers of the societ,
are Mrs. Freedman, President; Mrs
Palkowitz, Vice President; Mrs. b
Pavelovsky, Financial Secretary.
THE YOUNG MEN HEBREW.
ASSOCIATION.
The Young Men HebrcWsAssocia
.%ltion, was organized by a Number Q
,]young men about two yearssgo A
Ifrst their membership was very small
1.-THE association has been a success
lifrom the start.
This organization has taken a grea
Interest in local affairs. They agita
tied the opening here Of a public ever
ling school, and have discussed sever.
/ other local questions. The club ha
! adjourned its meetings until fall.
The first officers Of the .societ
were Louis Scher, President Hari
Mandel, Vice President; A. FRANKIE
Secretary.
lCHOIWOI ZION ASSOCIATION
vi The above association was orga
liked by Philip Levine and A. Bee
nhoff, in June of last year, just aft
.Ithe horrible deed which took place
icIKishniff, Russia. A mass meetil
le was then called and about sevent
members were enrolled. r.
election of officers then to,
u1place with the following result
le1Slobodien, President; III. Philo, vi
10 President X. Finkelsfeins TTeaslir,