Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-31
YOUNG HEBREWS WILL
 ATTEND CONVENTION

Delegates from the Norwich Young 1 Mems Hebrew association will be in attendance today (Saturday), Sunday and Monday at Springfield for the meetings of the eight annual conven- tion of the associated Y M. and Y. W. H. As of New England. The Nor wich delegates include s. s. Alofsin, Max Siegel, Ephraim Budnieck, and Morris Silverman.-
 The convention opened formally on Friday evening with religious services at Temple Beth Fl. Rabbi Samuel Price preached the sermon appropri- ate to the occasion. Saturday morn ing religious services will be held at Temple Beth El On Saturday even-
 ing an informal reception and dance will be rendered in honor of the de- legates and alternates and guests at Hotel KimbalL which has been desig- mated as convention headquarters. Sunday morning the convention will open at the Municipal auditorium, where the delegates of both organiza- tions will be formally welcomed by Mayor Frank E. Stacy. Preceding the opening of the convention session, chime concert will be given in honor of the visiting delegates. On Sun- day afternoon there will be a very inn portant conference on war work. The following have been invited to par l ticipate: Judge Irving Lehman, su- preme court, New York; Dr. De Sola 1 Pool of New York; Samuel A. Gold smith, executive secretary of the Ma | tional council of r M H. and kindred
 associations; Albert HurwitZ, presi- 1 dent associated Y. M. H. As of New l England: Mrs Eva OIim Goldberg, i president associated Y. W. H. As of | New England; Samuel E. Paulive, 1 directory army and navy department
 associted Y. NJ. H. As of New Eng l land. In addition to the delegates the president of all of the constituent or ganizations and the chairman of the War Emergency bureaus of all afili- | ated organizations both Y M. and Y. 1 w. H. A. have been invited. It is
 hoped that as a result of this confer
 ence a very thorough and cornprehen- | sive program of war work for the coming year will be adopted
 On Sunday night the usual conven- tion mass meeting will be held at 1 the Municipal auditorium which has
 a seating capacity of over 1000. The speakers at the mass meeting follow: | Henry Lasker, chairman Mass. Y. M
 H. As of New England; Hon. Samue | w Mccall, governor of Massaehu- setts; Frank E. Stacy, mayor ot Springfield, executive secretary na- tional council of Y. NJ H. and kindred associations; Dr. De .Sola Pool New
 York; Mrs. Eva Olim Goldberg, presi
 dent associated Y. W. H. As of New
 Enghand; Rabbi J. D. Jurman O l East Boston.
 For the special entertainment of thu
 delegates and visitors the local con | ho Oad | tomoble tour Monday morning ! through the city and if time will per
 init the delegates will be taken to Hol yoke on a trip to Mt. Tom.
 The closing session of the conven : ton will be on Monday afternoon an
 Monday evening the convention bal , will take place in the auditorium. Tn ] various convention committees hay : labored conscientiously during tn last few months in making their plan and have had the heaty co-operatio, ) of all the Jewish organizations an
 of the Springfield. Board of Trade. ? One of the usual convention fea
 lures, the holding of a conference o : religious educational work, has bee
 arranged for the coming convention : This conference to which the ,religiou t school teachers have been invite
 | will take place at Il o'clock Sunda r morning at Hotel KimbaI. The fol r lowing program has been arranged
 Transition Stage of Our Religion
 Schools, Albert Hurwitz, president as
 sociated Y. M. H. As of New Eng 2 1 land; A Religious School at Worl Rabbi Hyman Solomon, supervisor ( l Boston religious schools; The Prot . lem of Attention, Use of the Black e board, Scrap Book, Stories, etc, Edit iaIa ;a, : department associated Y. W. H. A D l of New England