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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-11-17

3,peia 40.

Die regelmdBige &eriommlnna
oes 3,peig 40 miro m 8. 0e5ember
llbr nabmittaes i'm Sahlenbein
an 8ooIepelt uno II. ctr. .ab9ebol'
ten. ssm &omitee aaffee amo 9ltben
al ieruieren iino: Margaret Carl
fon, 8ettp CLAUDE, slnna SruSin, G
Manoel, slbereia slral GihItGtter,
Matiloa Sfotb, &otb. S,ngbeim, 6
6ernanoer, Margaret Carlton lit Sic
Goriteberin am &omitee.
Werte Sh1peItern ibr ieio nlle ber5.
lid sebeten in oieie &erimnmlune 81
fommen uno ndblt ellb tiibtige ge'
amtinnen bes 3peig 40. stebmt erd
bielen Sag fret lmo es miro elld
Aidt 1ereuen. slllo niht pergeiicn
ben 8. Se5enrber, 1 llbr nadlnittasS
lit 8eamtenlpabl.
SIM aranfenfomitee iino: Soro
@enrid) lmo slnna @enrid. SSir
baben cine fraufe ShpeIter, Selen
gergmann. Sos &ranfcnfomitee i'll
gebeten oieie ShipcIter 81 beIuhcn.
gs ibenften einige Shpeitern
Yreiie sum @eiten oes GereinS: &
Sdiller. slnno Did, Gotb. 8rob ,,n>
Maria @iuoer.
Soro SIIpn. Scfr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-11-17
Saiar!

Sum5tog, Sen 10. Nobenber, 10
llbr norgenS bGlt Ser &irdcn Trous
Ell Gerein ser SonteruS 8emeinoc
ieinet iGbrliden gaiar i'm SahIen=
beim ob. Die S6luertern beS Sab
frdn5hens boben ou6 oieie5 Sabr
piele ihone So6en oerfertigt, bie
audi gut geeignet iino fiir@eibna6ts,
geihenfe. slae Gnben fir sen galar
weroeu oanfenb cntgegengcnomner.
&rapien uno beingebndenes grot
'ino aud sum berfoufen. I'm 6 llDr
abenos miro Elm gutes slbenbeiien
Ierbiert fiir 1 0oadr Die Terion. sll'
meloungen iucroen bis gum 16. go:
,pslnber ungenpmme1. SefepDoniere
1882 ooer 3-7O91.
slae Jrellnoe inns sic gnn5e 8e
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-11-17
Illus Salem, Obie
gaiar nno Safc Sale.


wuroe bGdloilen fiir Sen %. Goo
slQe SdlpeItcrn iino gebeten Nah:
iodlen ober @e6afene5 81 bringcn
uno lit eS MIR Elm @enig allc3 !pjrr
NIT Sanf ongenommen. Gas 2ofoI.
tomitee bittet Inn einen gl,ten GGiud)
9tu6 Ser Gerionllnlllng lpirO ME
Der Elm gutter Slmh ieroiert bon Sen
6eburt5tngsfinoern g. @urcihlSric-
bo SdJllIter, @. 8ottIhling Gortbu
Sutmaher, s. Sortbn EoIbcr Wnrio
ginber, SoIin Shcu, Sui. 9lYnn
@agner. g. .!Sermon Spfr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-11-17

6chuuNc, pclhca lpIhrcno ser rlli=
iilhcn Wcictunq Sic rlliiThc Shulc
bcbcrbcrgte lno bua Dor einem Subr
Dem DcltIhcn Sy5elrm iiberqcbsn
lullroc, 500 bnlo Nnruti cine Sort
ofnoenlie, Die liO bllrd) Holcn- lmo
9llmcnunlngcu nua5cihnct. 9lllc
S0ulcn nit oelltlhcr llntcrridt&-
'prndc bcluc6cn Sllngrn lmo Wtuo.
den 02nlcInlnIn. Ilc b0ChIte Ooppn it
I02 Icltld)c Sp3Clum 1pclhca #
&lnncn nm ait lln0 lm Sha1llnn
lp5clrm lrntcrgcbro6t lit. <n Der
NungCnCn SflllInbr bate CS no0mit.
tog2 llntcrri6t Saa ScbtiuOc Der
Nontcrr@ihlrIc bcIinoct iif leit iiber
elncnt >Sabr i'm llmball. Der Curt
lnul mllror 81 elncm operations.
'ooI, Sic 9lllln burh einen SuBbooen
III 3lpei Ndltlnen Don nprmaler S0bG
aetcilt enl etnltojtigcs Sou5 oifcn.
bar mir @obnlngcn entitonb bancben
Gs iou cin 9robes Spitol, vSlie 9in,
tile" lDcrOcn. in ser VIlumcnnllel
Eolfaihulc entitonb Elm &inocripicI
nit nur Ncutichen Shp:itern.
Meitolls om ItGrflten lit oerMorft
plnb pcrdnocrt. Sn critredcn iid
aroBe Stunt5geid)lfte ll-ioruq iihcr
aan5c Sdulcrblod3. Sic iino nclt Der.
gerlDtet, baben ricliac, iorgiGltil
eingerldtcte Shnllieniter llno ma6tr
cinen m1htigen Ginorlrd. Sim sbcnt
llno lie bon groben furbigen Grams
parenten crlellhtet an sScierta9rn er
ltrablcn lie I'M m1ffuacnoitcnS Shnlld
bon 6obncn, iibcrbincniionalen 9il
bern lno @irlanben. Sieie Se'hGftl
'ino iolgenOe: llber sic gansc @ott
hcrscile 5icbt lid in elmer lln,,nter
brotcnen 1sront oas Sertilaeid,df
,@raioDul" nit mebrcren GingGngei
llnN 9!bteiilugcn, sic ober inneu oll
eincn Haum bilOcn. Sic ssront bciteb
MIR allS aroBcn Sdaltfenit itern .Ncht,
cooon, allf ser Sbit5eilc, ;ur SIR
Iheraalle 81, lit ebenfaaS cine l1ng
Jrpnt iibcr lnebrere Sllicr geitof
len, in oem ,Grriea Sc fer, oi
Gbelnild)e slbteilung, untergcbrad)
lit. Tieie Namcn Iteben ollc in bnrd)
lclldytctcn Settern oariiber, uuf Sc
linfen iSlab55eile lit oasielbe gcihc
ben, NIT Dem Centrum sort, ,po Sbo
mas Sbeeier ,no 8alb ipar. Sic
lperben Giiens, umb Epr5caaniparel
fiir Bic ganse llmgebung pertrieben.
suf ser &orn5eile lit ebenioas 81
| "Gurtea be fier", bie Eor5eaan. I'm
Sausbaltlalgsgegenltdnoe anbietel
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-11-17
Nu< uetp pere. Il. y.


Ead ShluB Der &eriammllng
ieste man iih ,pie iiblif an oie nit
Sudden, Sanbtpihes uno anberen
SpeiIen luo 8etrGnfen belaoenen
Glide nnO balo berridte iroblibe
Stimmlrng. Sir sic meiIten ,par es
cine neberraibung baB bas bieoere
Gbepaar 8oFoner cine breiiabe Teier
be1lsL ,nintli6 @e6urtstas bon
sh,p. @olbner 1mo Sohn Goop,
ferner 33Gbriges gbejubildum
:Dabrlif cine ieltene gegebenbeit
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-11-17


lfobItob Iiir cimtn Gieoriaeren Glcf,
trl}it0tsprcia inn gnr5en @an0c. 9lllh
Die priDotcn @c'cQihoItCn icbtcn o.
3luar nid)t int Qleihcn 9lu5nnb sic
Gleftri5itGt$prciIe berob.
,Sn Sen Snbrcn 19lS-l9 betrug
ser Erci5 0e3 GG9l Stromcs iiir Ocu
Sol5bnlt I "a Gent5 Iiir sic &iio-
lpattlnlnoc, mGbrcno Scr ionitigc
Surhl6nitt2prei5 2.oS Gcnt5 Oils
modt. Ser burcblhnittlife Gleftri5i-
tatSperbrnuher int GGGl Gcbict Der
braldt 7O%o mcNr GIcftrisit6t ol3
Ser lonItige Sllrdldnitt inn Canoe be
trIgt, obpoDl icinc jGbrlIfe GlcftrI=
5ltdtSrednlmg 1880 Solar betrGgt.
5. +. 10 peniger ol5 man ionIhuo
fiir oielen GienIt ber5ltloltoe 5oDlt.
sSSu SSSlli 5. :. fonnte oa5 SG9t,
SraffD'tem lb elner In5nbl bon Ell
ner Willllon bon Gerbrallhcrn riit.
men. Sie SG9l ncrfaltit ibren Strom
rrnnllttelbor an neutrality-suspicious.
ten, ionit nber an Stiote rno lano,
tuirtl6aItli6e &ooperatipen. Die let,
teren geben oanu ben Strom an Ole
Observation-Disclosures ab, uber 81 Den
bon Der SGs( fcItgeiettcn Freiien.
Sln Sabre 1888, ols Sic ST9( ibrs
arbeit begaln aab es oli oem 2aubc
Tallep bloB 275,OO0 Gleftri5itGt2.
lno III Sen Stdoten ser SenneIic(
ocrbrauher.
Soluobl Die SG9l ais ouf Sic
Soutbern GompnuD ihreiten an oit
Tergroberllng ibrer slnIogen, 0a ser
Strombeourf in i6rem 8ebiet it1noiq
|teigt 3apar gibt es nod inlnc1
Streitplnfte 5wii6en Sen 6eiocn aor
panp Itellt bieie Tragen 5uriif, oa liz
perl6afte1, ober Sic Soutbern Com.
fortgelett quite 0riebungen 81 Der
TgI tpiinldt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-11-17
nms Qemt,estetpn. Oki<
fam:meiiter oeimht
!Nallcnpartitelle su ucrgcben in
yOnngstuiun, Sbiu.

@er iih in oieier 9(rbeit intcreiIiert
lit gebcten iih NIT Oem TrGIiocntcn
oes 3iucig 80 III &cr6iuolullg 1T
leten: Sclebon 2.tO33 oocr brieiIidy
on Serrn Tron5 Shneioer, 1921
Soutbcrn @Ipo.. youngstown. Sbio
Erdiioent 1sron5 S6neioer nir0 ge-
naue slusfunft iiber oicIe 9(rbeit lnS
oen &ontroft qcben. Gie Stele lpirH
NIT Sem Is. Gesem6er rergeben.
81. =. Gcu. Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-11-17
NuS Nte,,aea, Pa.
3lucig 81.
Mdtuns SdJiueitcrn 6cs 3tucig 81.

Mdtuus SdJiueitcrn ocs 3meis 81.
Gie Notwithstanding miro
hhaebolten Sonntag, Sen 4. Sc5,
3 llbr nudmittass. Die 9comtinnea
{illo gebeten nm 3 llbr 81 erlhcinen
UNI Die giider 81 priiFen.
gtad Ser Gerialml,,ng lit cin
.Gooereb Sii6 Dinner. So bringt
ieoe einen geiiillten SeIler nit lno
audi oie iSamilie.
Suianna Rolnilhcr, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-11-17

ineilroe iino ber5lidb eingelaben, oa
NIT iuir einen guten grfolg baben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-11-17
Elm Spaziergang durch kronstadt

SStr trgnlllell lllhcrell MlIlOgollg
NurCb Die innere Stuot &ronItnOt
beim aroben Morftplnt om Gnoe ser
Shlpar5goiic, bic bcltc Str. 9tjc
@olCcicll" hciBt. PIN Gingong 5lnn
Wtdrtt crbcbt iid) cin bol5crncr Sors
boocn nit Scr 9ltfiNrlit rHintn Sen.
tralo", 5u bciocn Seitcn NuOon Oic
Spriichc nEroIcturi Din tonte turiic,
ruliti-uu" lno Gruiosco 81. +. ". ."
,Nn ser 1Serrc crhlift man grobc
Wenggcn BON nllfgCiporfencr GrNc,
,Sulllcn pnn Sroprrlcu 1lnb cincl
Iprocrtllrm: an ser Stclle ser che
nnuligcn ,SrGncn0rltbc" CntltCbt Der
9fiClcnbnu oc2 .Ntencll Topulur"
cinca &uItlrpololtCS fiir sic gnn5c
St0ot fiir Sen Ieit SnDrcn gclom<
melt lu1b gcnrhcitct uIlN. Snl Gf
@cbGllNc GcgcnilbCr scr Gilla &crtlCt,
ON 9lNfouN Ser Nltr5>ngolle, ucI6ca
Iriihcr Ole itootIih2 Snnoclaihulc
bchcrbCrgtC, bcijn0ct iib icbt Sic
Nonoclahod)id)uIc vSSn'titlt Sc Stiin-
tc CCnnonliCc il Vlnniiicnrc". S>nl
MiittClpllnft NeS NulenrOnonS banor
crhcht lldl III 1Snrn Cinc5 mchrcre
Mctcr hohen Glofotca cine Stntiitif
ser Sohrif rStCoQlrl HoIu" (9lltro),
mclhc Sic Stci9crltng ser liroouf
tion rn0 sic Crfiill>mQ 1tno llcber-
'drCitlnQ 0H5 St0otAplanc5 bartlett
9lur lSobrifcn bo6Cn ncrc Tnncn be
fommCn mic: Strlm9uI, 3. b.Trch-
bolrf (SMicD, Eurti5omrl roll
(SherQ). 0c@robirca (Ncb), Sops
rolntroctOr CS. q. 81, 6 Wuyt:c
(EronmD uro bcrQl.
@eim Gintritt in sic TurscnqoIic
ctr NeOlbliciD clnpiGngt rn5 iibcr-
Iultc Wiulif nu3 cincm @ontiprcdcr,
ser iibcr ser Strabe onaebroNt it,
IS bcfillocn iih iolhc olh al onOH-
rcn &nntCnplnftc ser Stoot, lie lclr.
SEN an hcitilnmtCn ShtnOCn Gr5 "a
gC5, morQCn3. rIittnQ2 lln0 obCno2
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SrufIfcr, sic helltc nllc a!lh So'c nj,
Oos y @obenzSptto" pertullfcn, oa5l
fIcinc @cidbGitc, Die MIR uon lcttcrcn1
lcbcl, in icNcr Strobc. gtcbcn Der
Sopiiicric 2ilucbr bot iicb sic SEC
puiiNn" cingcribtct. Gin;9c &lllle,
9r. 13", bameben oicielbe Nlrma
mCiter oie nSaro 9nr'ci, 0elhdft
(SclhGft Nr. 4, Nns MIR @etrdnfc
boitpti0NEih gsctnc bcrfolrft. 9lll'
Der linfcn Seitc, in oen flcinen Gf
Heihlft sur Sobonnisgolic lit ictt Der
befonntc y@inOcr uno 0iirr", ser
| icin ultc3 Bclhift nor 3 ltpnntcl
nhgcbcn mllGtc. Hln ser gcgcniihCr
licgen0cn Cdc Sd)riitleitlmg luio
&crlpalt,ng Iiir &ronitoot oca uNGll,
CT McN". Hcrbta pciter, 100 Iriibcr
Die NntiOnolbonf mar bcIinoct iid
| irbt sic grGBtc Npothcfc, Damn, nad)
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-11-17

Die monatlihe 8erlammlung lit
Sonntag, oen 20. Nobe,nber, nao
miro a6gebalten in nnlerer Stride.
Nah Ser Notwithstanding. Die
Sfpeitern iino gebeten iid 81, betei.
ligen. 9(nna Serhert, Sefr.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-07-27
SERMON FOR THIS WEEK
Total Reform or None
BY REV. JAMES M GILIS

by REV. JAMES NJ. GILLIS
The world has destroyed itself
with worldly wisdom. It cannot
resurrect itself with worldly wis
dom. You may find that simple
truth not only in the Gospels but
in Mother Goose. When Humpty
Dumpty falls off the wall, not all
the kings horses and all the kings
men can put him together again.
When civilization topples and falls
not all the politicians nor all the
professors can lift civilization up
again. When the world is shatter-
cd no one can put the pieces to-
gether again except the One Who
put them together III the first
place. he One Who called the
World together in the first place.
The One Who called the World
into order out of chaos can again
make cosmos to succeed to sue
coed chaos. But the world must
cry to Him to do it. When you
leave out God-out of education,
out of scientific progress. out OF
government and the affairs of ma
tons, out of private and pubic
life, all goes to wrack and rum
I If you will but call God BACK
again, He will come and Iecreate
the world.
| Actually the brotherhood OF man
means nothing without the Fath'
erhood of Coed. If there be no
God; if He be not the Father OF
all mankind if we are not HIS
offspring; if we arc not all one
race and all c.?e family because
He has created us, there Will DE
no effective realization OF the
unity of mankind. In st. Paurs
Epistle to the Galatians there are
two texts in close sequence wnicn
seems at first blush to contraolct
each other. The apostle says,
Bear We one another's burdens
and "lct every man bear ms owl
burden" It isn't a contradictions
it isn't even a paradox. 1t Is a
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-07-27

truth so rich in meaning that it
cannot be compromised in one sem
te''ce. If every man bears his own
burden he will help every other
man to bear his burden. We are
all members one Of another. so
closely unified that the welfare
of one is impossible impossible
without the welfare of all.
What is true between man and
man is true between race and
race. The white man who is gull
ty of injustice to the black man
harms himself more than he
harms the black man. If the black
man retaliates and wreaks re-
venge, he does himself more harm
than the white man has done to
him. But more than that, much
more than that: They both sin
against God Who has made them
bot. Likewise. if the Gentle hates
the Jew and the Jew the Gentle;
| if the Gentle persecutes the Jew
and the Jew takes revenge upon
the Gentle, they both sin against
the same God in Whom they both
| believe.
But there, as any honest per-
son can see, you are clean out
of the atmosphere OF worldly wis
dom. of science and Of secular ed
ucation. You cannot teach men
+boso truths without referee to
religion. This is hard saying"
saw those whose education and
mentality are purely secular
"and who can live up to it." No
one unless his life is chargtd and
surcharged with Divine Grace. No
one whose conduct is guided by
merely natural reason. For this
YOU need the supernatural. The
supernatural means religion and
God. Seventy million Americans
profess no religion. If seventy
million never speak to God IN
PRAYER and other millions pray but
seldom, you Cannot expect them
to believe in and act upon the doc
trine that here in this land all
peoples and races must love one
another. With God all things are
possible. Without God nothing is
pos.ible. least of all Universal
| Peace.
Two pints make a quart, and two
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-07-27

neutrality-suspicious. of J. w.
Farrar of Mebane, Route 1, rs a
faculty member Of the new North
Carolina Driver Training School at
n C. State College was announced
today by Director Edward w. Rug
giles of the Colleges Extension Di-
vision.
A native of Stokesdale, Farrer
was graduated from Bethany High
School and attended State College
from 1926 to 1890
He has been connected with As
sociated Transport of Burlington
for the past nine years. During that
period he operated trucks over Co.,
900 miles without an accident.
The Driver Training School, de-
signed for the instruction o. pro-
fesS!onal truck drivers, will begin
is first classes on Monday. Angus st
!. Applications for admission to the
school are now being accepted by
the Extension Division. State Col
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-07-27

The rate of increase in the aged
incubation on North Carolina
farms from 1880 to 1910 was near
~ six times the rate OF increase
for the total farm population.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-07-27
TABOR CITY IN. c. TRIBUNE
WEDNESDAY,, JULY "a. i949

Two.thirds Of farm dwellings in
the United States do not have
running water. while only is per
cent of city dwellings are without
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-07-27

Two pints make quart, and TWO
pints usually makes a quartet.
Evening star., 1949-07-02

,ern Italy. From Rome he arranged
to 20 to Turin-Italy's Detroit
thence to France, Switzerland
the Scandinavian countries ane
the Brities isles. He is member
of the Senate Appropriations anc
Agriculture Committees.
At Turin, he said, he will start
his fact-finding tour on "the ex.
tent ERP money is being used tt
develop industry more or less un'
der the control of the state anc
put it in readiness to compete
with U.S."
Senator Ellender said he had
not decided his position on pro-
posed ERP appropriation cuts.
After I get through with this
trip I'll know and I'll know why, u
he added.
He had good words for ERP aid
to Italian agriculture.
II put on old clothes and got
out and walked around those
farms down there (Southern
italy," the Senator related. Dur
ing the ERP hearings I got the
idea that more or less better
job was being done in Italy than
Evening star., 1949-07-02
|EIIender Tours Europe
To See # ERP Creates
Competition for U.S 5.
By the kssoeiaied Press

ROME, July 2.-Senator Ellen
der, Democrat, of Louisiana is
finding out for himself how much
foreign industrial competition the
United States is building up for
itself through the European Re-
covery Program.
That's the problem at home
now" the Senator said.
He was interviewed this week
during a visit with the American
delegation to the second World
Health Organization assembly
meeting. Senator Ellender came
here as adviser to the delegation
headed by DR.. Leonard Scheele,
United States surgeon general.
During the past week the SEN
ator toured farm fields of South
Evening star., 1949-07-02
Italian Prince Shot
To Death in Street Row
By the Associofed Press

ROME, uly 2.-Prince Tortorici
di Raffadali, 10, a member of the
Palermo aristocracy, was shot to
death yesterday on a Palermo
street, the Italian news agency
Astra reported.
Astra said an unidentified man
shot the Prince three times with
a pistol after a noisy argument.
The assailant escaped.
Evening star., 1949-07-02

elsewhere. I wanted to see for
myself.
Certainly the money spent has
been put to good use. don't know
anything about ERP administra-
ton, as I haven't gone into that
part
But certainly agricultural de-
velopment is important to Italy.
Employment is provided, and food
production increased. And that is
important here"
Argentina reports an "alarn,-
Evening star., 1949-07-02

Argentina reports an alarm
ing shortage" of X-ray films.
The Arizona post., 1949-09-23

Miss Fishman received a de-
gree from the University of Ari-
zona last May. She was a member
of Alpha Epsilon, women's busi-
ness honorary and is a member
of Phi Sigma sorority. The bride
elect is employed by a local GER
titled accountant, was on the staff
of the Anshei Israel Sunday
School, of which congregation her
father is a past president. A ma
tive of Brooklyn she came here
with her parents some six years
ago.
After his discharge from the
army, Mr.. Salonic joined his fam
lily in Tucson three years ago. He
is a former resident of Philadel-
phia and is attending the Uni
versity. He is also associated with
his father and brother Harris, in
the operation of Supreme Clean
erS.
Both have been active in young
peoples organizations, Miss Fish
man in Hillel and IZFA, and Mr..
Salonic in Hillel and YPHA.
The Arizona post., 1949-09-23
Or4aniZati0nS
TEMPLE EMANUEL SISTER
HOOD

Under a blanket of stars and
surrounded by mountains of
e m p ing food, members and
friends of the Sisterhood and
Brotherhood held their annual
barbecue supper Saturday eve
ming in the spacious and luxurious
patio of the Charles Danziger
home. Everything was perfect.
Delectable knishes were made
by Mrs. Morris Podolsky and Mrs.
Jack Nevins; Mr.. and Mrs. Podol-
sky barbecued the beef to perfec-
ton; Mrs. Joe Myerson's speciality
of sauer kraut and weiners SIM
ply disappeared. Mrs. Ted Ros-
enblatt and Mrs. Alex Federhar
did the toss salad.
On the committee were: Mrs. Leo
nard Weiner, chairman, Mrs. VIM.
Davidson, vice-chaiman. Mines. Dem
mis- Bernstein, Alexander Gerstel,
hduIIlduH, III. LeDOII, w III.
A. Mas, Karl ZamOst and Miss Tess
Stern.
Gracious hosts were Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Danziger together with Mines.
Meyer AgrOn, Charles Alter, David W..
Bloom, Irving Buchanan, Max Costin,
Harry GOrodess, Al Glickman, Char
les Gordon, Sam r. Kaufman, Nathan
Rollins, Arnold Lieberman, Joe Mari,
Abe Paris, Irene RosenZweig, Lawrence
Sakin and Al Tilton.
The Sisterhood thanks the Murray
Shift COnst. Co. for stringing the lights
and for donations from Charles KOp-
lin, Sam Radner, Ben Hur Coffee Co..
VIM. Cox Produce Co., HOlsum Bak-
cry, Vic's Trading Post, Santa Rita
Drug Store and Mrs. Max Lisitzy.
Members of the Mems Club who as
sisted were: VIM. LeBoff, Jack Nevins
and Ted Rosenblatt.
Next board meeting will be held
Sept. rs at the VIM. Davidson
home.
HILLEL
Last weekend, out-of-town
University students signed up
with Hillel for attendance at Holi-
days services at the synagogues
and Temple of their choice and
later will be issued courtesy cards.
Hillel Foundation will hold
their first meeting Sept. 27 at the
Tau Delt house. 1t will be a Get
Acquainted" meeting. Officers
will be introduced and refresh
ments served.
The Arizona post., 1949-09-23
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KriSberg-Kuropatkin
At a small, informal wedding
ceremony, Sarah KriSberg was
united in marriage to Jacob Kuro-
patkin in a ceremony performed
on Sept. 4 at Congregation Anshei
Israel. Rabbi Marcus Breger of
ficiated.
Mrs. Kuropatkin has been a
Tucson resident the past two
years, coming from Albuquerque
Previously she was frequent
winter visitor.
She is the daughter of the late
prominent Moscow rabbi, Rabbi
Michael Cantor.
MIR. Kuropatkin arrived last
January from New York and for
the past several months has been
the Schamus at Congregation An
Shei Israel. In the east he was
in the upholstery business for a
number of years.
The are living at 800 N. Cherry.
The Arizona post., 1949-09-23
Esther Henderson Photo

engagement popular TucsOnans revealed with
family dinner Mr. Mrs Joseph
6 the engagement of their daughter Thema
Teddy Stanley SalOn of Mr. and Mrs Philip SalOnc
above The wedding will be sOemnzd
in June IL chosen the wedding date.