Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1907-12-30

Rabbi a. q. RAlaS;ss2'y Of raot Springs, to
meet ip h5s city il T. 1905 and electins
officers for the!sehsuing year. the Sec
pnd annual confssence ots ehe Jewish
ESaabbth School 'Feacler2Ssof Arkan-
EEsas. adjourned late sunday afternoon,
Fit having been oiie OF the most inter-
esting land beneficial gath,ssrnss+o its
Kind. ! f;;:S,.s.':t
|. A singular thing about this confer
ence is that it is the only one of it's
kind in the United Statess having been
organized more than a year ago by
the various rabbis OF Arkansas. :.
|. In presenting his invitation. to the
conference, Rabbi Rhine paid. his home
city a high compliment in mentioning
it's natural advantages, but jokingly
remarked, after his invitation had
been accepted that the ladies who
visit the Springs should leave their
purses at home. He did not explain
whether he mentioned this as a pre-
ventive against purse snatchers who
have been doing some bad work re-
Gently in Hot Springs Or whether they
would not need money for their 2n
tertainment.
The officers elected for the ensuing
year are: Rabbi A. B. Rhine, Hot
|Springs, president; Miss Lena Latkin,
inn- n,nSidnnf.
Francis Waterman, Pine Bluff, secre-
tary, and Miss Pauline Bernhold, of
Helena, treasurer. The directors are:
Rabbits Max Reichler Of Helena; Louis
Witt, Of Little Rock, and Miss Ida
Dreyfus, of this city.
Two sessions were held Sunday,
morning and afternoon. At the morn
ling session the Sunday school work
was inspected by the delegates while
the Sunday school session was on at
the Temple. The various classes were
reviewed by the visiting delegates.
THE following rooms were visited
Class / Miss Ethel Schloss, teach
er First kindergarten. Dramatic
Method.
Glass >. Miss Retta Lazarus. teach
err, Second Kindergarten. PictUr,,
Coloring Method.
Glass g. Miss Ida Dreyfus, teacher
Third Kindergarten. Picture Color
ing Method :4-. -
Glass 4. Miss Hennie Joseph teach
er. Children over eight.
Glass S. Mr.. Stanley Dreyfus teach
er. Children over nine.
Class. G. Miss Sadie Elliott, teach
er. Children over ten.
I Glass Z. Miss Frances Waterman
Eteacher. Children over eleven.
! Glass s. Rabbi e. Frisch, teacher
Confirmation Glass
| Glass g. Rabbi E. Frisch, teacher
DISCRIMINATION.
AT the afternoon session the address
of The Physical Aspects Of Sabbath
School Work by Louis Rueb, direc-
tor Of physical culture in the Little
Rock public school, was instructive
and interesting TO degree. He tol(
OF the many advantages in proper ex
ercise of school children and advO
Gated physical EXERCISES every three
Iquarters Of an hour during school SEES
sions. The subject was discussed a
length by the, delegates.
Two delightful talks We're made b!
Miss Sadie ELLIOTT. Of, this city, ant
Mrs. Louis 'Rueb, Of Little Rock. Mis-
ELLIOTT talked on Discipline ant
< fMrs.< rRueo relieved :.,he E"Method o
Meditation" 4 paper, on "Primar,
EMethods'> by pfiss Latkin,s a. popula
kintergarden teacher in the Littl
brock; public schools, was one Of tn
features of the afternoon session. He
paper was excelIently written an
most admirably presented.
Rabbi Witt, Of Little Rock, offere
a vote OF thanks to all of the ,loca
lpeopfe who had been so cordial an
hospitable to-. the visitors. He sal
Pine Bluffs hospitality was Tar ahea
OF other cities. George b. Moor
cleverly responded to RABBI Wit
: and his we'll chosen speech was heart
lily applauded.
: The Culture, Club, whose meetin
} WAS presided pver by the presiden
Miss Francis Waterman. held meet
, ing after the conference adjourned, q
which all Of the delegates were pres
, lent. The program wan highly er
: ljoyed and we'll rendered. 1t follows
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