Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-11-11
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CHEYENNE
BY ARE GOLDSfBIN
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The Nj. Sinai Congregation were
honorod in having Rev. C. NJ. Golden
thai, of Toronto, Canada, lead them
In their Sabbath services on Friday
and Saturday, Oct. 10Th and 30th
Rev. C. M. Goldenthai IN touring the
country, having broadcast from St
Louis radio station, and led the serv-
ices in synagogs in Chicago, st. Louis,
Denver, and other cities. He has a
beautiful tenor voice, and leaves a
very good impression wherever he is
heard. Rev. Goldenthal will visit in
Sait Lake City, next.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the I.o.B.B.
staged Hard Time Ball in the X. of
C. Hall, on Sunday, Oct. 81, 1925,
Rev. C. M. Goldenthal preceded the
dsnce with m hour Of delightful sing
iAS. Ne has q cultured volce Of fair
range, which Ne used TO great advsn-
tays n well planned pregrasn. Miss
Sch~Afts aceompanisd him on the
pia,4s. M dance wss started At p.
m. aHa endtd a. an early hour the
nexS i6ofniAS. kefreshnents wers
sefSed sid souvenirs siSesA away. All
hsA q rood time. The arrangements
|eoaaMitses consisted Of the Mrs. H.
kossnBerg, Chairlady; H. kosenbloom,
A. kaAH6r, 8. zAii, n. kfulaek, H.
FPastsfnaek, 8. Holman.
fAe annual election 81 6fncers of
the NJ. Sinei Congregations Was held
on We'd, Oct n, 1898, with the fol-
lowiae results. Pres, SolosAon Shapi-
10; Vies.fres., A. 4. Cohen; Sec, Ben
Gosdstein; Treasurer, Louis Gold
steiA; frustees, Louis Vets, Sam Le-
VIE, ysck AFRICAN, r. Smith, Dave
wei. ne outgoing president, Abe
cus1tvstA, delivered has annual re-
pors, whseh was aeclaisned by = rising
vosa u thinis.
+ xestins will be held At the Mt
Sn6aS SyAssosue sundsy afternoon,
nv. f4sh, u $50 p. ,n., It which time
pahAs VA be made for TIE organiza-
Hon Il . Jewish Junior League. which
shsli KaSe for IL tMief purpose the
re-awskenfns Of tke Jswish religion
| in the hearts and minds Of the Jewish
youth. All boys and girls above the
iess II 1osrteeA years residing in
Cheyenne are requested to be present
at this meeting, which will be ad-
dressed by Rabbi Hoffman and several
other prominent speakers. This is IN
opportunity to organize all Jewish
youth on one single platform. "The
Study Of Judaism" and all interested
in this most important subject are
cordially invited to be present at this
meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Marchik left for
Denver to do shopping for furnishings
for their beautiful new home on Lin
coin Highway. While in Denver, they
will be visiting with their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. A. Schaeffer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Shuman and
daughters spent the weekend in
Denver, visiting the formers brother
Mr.. Harry Shuman.
Messrs. Dave Komisor and Sam
Levine spent the weekend visiting in
Denver.
Mr.. Harry Rosehbloom was visiting
in Denver over the weekend.
Mrs. Anne Hootkins, of Grand
Rapids, Mich, is visiting with Rabbi
and Mrs. A. Hoffman, and other re-
lations.
Mr.. Morris Waldman, Of Denver
was visiting with his sister and bro.
ther-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Gold.
stein. The latter and her daughter
Gladys, accompanied Mr.. Waldman
on his return trip to Denver, there tc
visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wald-
man.
Mrs. Herman Pasternack left foi
Denver to visit With her sister and
brother -in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Couple
Pooley.
Mr.. Meyer SCHWARTZ left for Den.
yer on business trip.
ROCK SPRINGS, WYC
Mrs h. Morrison. Local Editor
The Ladies Beth Israel Auxiliary