Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-12-14
RESOLUTIONS.

Resolutions passed hv Inc Poard of i Trustees of ConGreoatinn .mshc.Tm eth of Tire Fluff, AHl5ansas. on the death of Judge Gahe Meyer, who died 1 Monday morning, December 3rd ] 1917. in his oishty-second year 5G7S. ! Whereas it nas pleased Almighty Cod in his infinate wisdom, t9 sum mon nome from earthly scen.s of usefulness and activity cur friend and COW worker.
 JUDGE GABE MEYER. q man whose pure, unSc1rish unbla i and useful life was an aid and in- spilatlon to all who knew him. A man who always had a good word for every one and greeted cyervbodv With a smile. A rlan who was the soul of honcr. whose promise meant performance and whose word was sacred VOW. Through his own efforts starting at the bottom of the ladder by perseverance. industry and integrity he once r0sc to the top of commercial greatness end was recoc- nlzed leader ar,cng the successful finaneiers Of our cit.
 Co3n!1s; to Pine Bluff eyer sixty years ago, he grew up with our city ana surely was strong link in the chaln Of our progress ard growth 11e n2s been active and perseye!ine III every movement that lead to the growth and advancement O. tho com. munlty in general and our congre- 3atlon in rarticular. never shirkine any responsibility, nor e!ading any FISK of personal loss in his efforts GaDe Meyer was a man who feared e'od and followed His proeepts. He was true and loyal Jew. He was one o1 the founders and tie last Of the charter members Of Temple An- she e-Eheth, that Was Organized in lS6'. He served as President of OFF ConSreSatioa and was a member of the Board Of Trustees at the time of his death. As a fittin2 cliuaay to his beautiful lifs' his last time at the 'einpie vas at meeting of the Beard ol trustees by whom he will te greatly missed.
 Iha Jud&e was a true and devoted 1rlend. His great abition il, life was 10 dlspel the gloom and to bring sunshine and happiness into life of his fellowman.
 f-e was patient. gentle ard for giving, a true friend in need
 AS man who feared the Lord .he was blessed with a most heautiful homel!fe, which is so typical of 1is race and his people; a devoted wife 'hree sons, four daughters and a number of grand children servlvf, hlil' 10 them our tenderest love a,,d sympa'hy 90 out. May they find con solatlon and strength in their sorrow. III knowing that their beloved dead was SO close to all of our hearts and whose life was so full o,, hlessoa- ness loyalty and charity.
 So. Lord and Father. While we
 mourn,
 Thy holy name we still can h,,+
 bless, '"'
 For thy departed servants life
 ~ pielv and righteousness,
 And pray thee take his spirit
 rare,
 Under thine own Almighty care
 "nl'e waits in peace his sacred me resurrection of the iusto IhereIore, be it resolved that in the death of Juage Gabe Never m1r community has lost an honorea eff zens, our congregation a devoted member. We nave all lost a trne friend and his family a loving nus- pand and dear Father.
 And be it further resolved th.+ a copy of the resolutions be snro.d upon the minute books of the Con- srceatlon. That copy be publish ca In the Pine Bluff daily papers and m the American lsraelite and that a copy be sent to the bereaved family
 Irving Reinberger
 Max Gottlieb
 Louis l'rcus
 Henry Marx
 Morris Silbernagle.
 r. Nj. Rosenberg. treas
 Raphael Goldenstein, rabbi
 Ben E. Veil. pres.
 Vim. Rosenzweig. vice pres
 J. R. Leitner, secy.
 $. H. Kress 6 company. "The Santa Claus store," will remain open until 1o p. m. from now to Christmas.