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The Southern Jewish weekly., 1955-12-09
Triton, GEORGIA
Dothon Rabbi Writes 'Whot Is A Jew"

very same things that we utter
against our co-religionists. Self
criticism is,a very healthy thing;
it is criticism of others that is
malicious.
A tribute to the essential good
quality of the Jews is to be found
in the saying: "Zvishen Yieden
vert men NIGHT ferfallen." zone is
not lost among Jews" That is to
say, in times of emergency, they
can always be counted on to help.
Again. there is the saying. "A
Jew is a. gardener on Shavuos. q
house builder on Succos, baker
on Pesach. and a horn blower on
Yom Kippur."
This about answers the question
posed in the first paragraph. What
is Jew? What isn't Jew?
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1955-12-09

kOOn11uue0 1EO1u rage -
he had to do was reverse what
ever was said TO him. The people
were "Sholom AleYcheming" all
over the place and he responded
"AleYchem Sholom." Il happen
ed that someone said to him
"Mazel Tow" What to do? So he
replied Tough mazel."
There is another saying which
says, TT is good to eat kugel with
a Jew" However, there is another
saying which qualities it thusly.
"It is good to eat kugel with a
Jew, but not from the same
plate"
One can detect note Of self
criticism in the latter saying. In
fact. among us Jews we get away
with criticism which we would
not take from someone outside the
fold. We would call such person
an anti-Semite for saying the
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1955-12-09
"The South's Agricultural Center"
The Sunday
School Problem
BY Rabbi Israel J. Gerber
Dothan, Ala.

Too often do we hear parents
say. when it comes TO obtaining
religious instruction and attend
ing religious services. that they
will not force their children into
it. They will open-mindedlY leave
il up to them: they will allow
their children to make the all-im-
portant decision whether to par
take Of these opportunities. And if
they desire TO foreso them. then
it is all right with these demo-
cratic parents.
have come across an article in
a colleagues bulletin on this very
subject, written by an American
well-known to all, J. Edgar
Hoover. I wish to quote him,
especially so close to Chanukah.
Chanukah, as you know, is the
festival that commentaries our
ancestors valiant fight for free
dom of worship, a freedom too
many are ready to discard too
easily, whether it refers to them
selves or their offspring. Well,
here it is:
Shall / make my child go to
Sunday School and church? Yes!
And with no further discussion
! about the matter. Startled? Why?
How do you answer Junior when
he comes to breakfast on Monday
morning and announces to you
that he is not going to school any
more? You know! Junior goes.
How do you answer when Junior
comes in very much besmudged
and says I'm not going TO take a
bath Junior bathes. doesn't he?
"Why all the tin1idity when, in
the realm of his Spiritual guild
ance and growth? Going to let
him wait and decide what church
he'll go to when he's old enough?
Quit your kidding! You didn't
wait until you were old enough!
You didn't wait until he's old
enough to decide whether he
wants to go to school or MOTTO
start his education. You don't
| wait until he's old enough to de-
eide whether he wishes to be
clean or dirty do you? Do you
wait until he's old enough to de-
eide if he wants to take his medi-
cine when he is sick? Do you?
What shall we say when Jun
ior announces he doesn't like to
90 TO Sunday School and church?
That's an easy one to answer. JUST
be consistent. Tell him. Junior. in
our house we all go to church and
Sunday School and that includes
vou.' Your firmness and example
will furnish a bridge over which
youthful rebellion may travel into
rich and satisfying experience in
nersonal RELIGIOUS living.
"The parents of America can
strike a telling blow against the
forces which contribute to our
Juvenile delinquency, if our mo-
theirs and fathers will take their
children to Sunday School and
4, church regularly"
Smyrna times., 1955-12-15

Evolved by Atomic Force?. Morn
ing service and Sunday School are
at HOO am. 'Is the Universe,
Including Man, Evolved by Atom
ic Force?" will be the subject of
the Lesson-Sermon to be read at
Christian Science services Sun
day. Mans God-given dominion
over sickness of every kind will
be emphasized in readings from
the King James Version of the
Bible including the following Sc
lections from jeremiah (17:14):
Heal me, o Lord, and 1 shall be
healed; save me, and l shall be
saved: for thou art my praise"
Among the correlative passages
to be read from Science and
Health with Key to the Scrip
lures by Mary Baker Eddy is
the following (1S0:25-2O: when
man is governed by God, the ever
present Mind who understands all
things, man knows that with God
all things are possible"
Smyrna times., 1955-12-15
st. Peters Church

The party for children of st.
Peters Church School will be held
Saturday, Dec. II at pm. in the
parish house. There will be
Christmas tree and carol singing.
Everyone is invited to be present.
The rector, the Rev. F. S. Ban
croft has announced the following
services for Sunday, Dec. 18: Holy
Communion, s am; Church School
10 am; Morning Prayer and SER
mon, IL am; Nursery-Kindergar-
ten, IL am. The traditional
Christmas candlelight service of
Holy Communion, with special
music, will start at 11:30 pm. on
Christmas Eve. Mrs. Olive Stats
is organist, and Mrs. John H.
Fearon, choir director. The choir
will sing Jesu Bambino, by Pietro
Yon. There will be a service of
Holy Communion at 10 am. on
Smyrna times., 1955-12-15

by Charles Jones. The latter will
be succeeded by Harvey Jones,
the painter and paper hanger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Faun w. Free
born, of New York City, arrived
Saturday evening on a visit to
Miss Bertha Hoffecker. Mr.. Free
born remained for a longer visit
or until her aunt, Mrs. John H.
Hoffecker leaves for California.
Mr.. McKendree williams, of
New York City, has been spend
ing a weeks vacation in Smyrna,
a guest of his mother, Mrs. John
Rawley. He left yesterday for
Chester, Pa, for a short visit to
his sisters and from there will go
back to New York.
Dr. Walter S. Hunter of Green
wood was guest of Mr.. Dunn
yesterday. DR.. Hunter has open
ed an office in Townsend and will
take up the practice of medicine.
Mrs. Samuel P. Truax and Mrs.
Daniel G. Bailey have been geusts
of Mrs. John Truax, Wilmington,
for several days.
Smyrna times., 1955-12-15

Since Attorney General Rich
ards has decided that the holding
of an inquest over the remains of
Samuel Blackiston, who met his
death by being shot with a rifle
ball through the temple in ten
ant house near Alley Mills recent
ly, is within jurisdiction of Kent
County, Deputy Coroner William
A. FAIRIES has called the jury to
meet at his place of business this
evening. The material witnesses
are being gotten together and an
interesting inquest may result as
suspicion points strongly that
there was foul play in the affair.
Smyrna Town Council held a
brief session last Friday night
and after it had adjourned men,
bers stood around the table dis
cussing things in general when
the subject of trolley came up.
The council might favor selling
the light plant to the trolley COM
pany if it can be done at fair
profit and not a sacrifice.
The first annual convention of
the Duck Creek and Kenton Hun
dred Sunday Schools was held in
EWells M. P. Church at Clayton
last Friday, and was a most in
teresting and enthusiastic session.
Hall and Megear sold last week
their line of mems and boys shoes
to Edward G. Walls, our we'll
known clothier. The latter took
the entire stock and moved It
into his store where he has added
a shoe department which will be
made an interesting feature Of
his business.
Mrs. Nathaniel Pratt, who kept
boarding house on Main Street,
opposite Smyrna House, has NOV
ed to Philadelphia to open a
boarding house there. The pro-
perty she vacates will be taken
Smyrna times., 1955-12-15

tor, will be as follows: Morning
Worship, Christmas sermon, 11:00
am; Sunday School, Mr.. H. C.
Johnson, general superintendent,
1000 am; Evening service, 7:45
pm. A cantata, Holy Night, by
E. L. Ashford, and directed by
Mrs. Donald Knots, will be pre-
sented by the choirs at the even
ing service. Prayer service on
Wednesday evening, 7:30 o'clock.
The Methodist Youth Fellowship
will hold their regular monthly
meeting and Christmas party
Monday evening at 7:30 o'clock
in the social hall. The Christmas
Eve Communion service will start
at HOO pm. Caroling by the
young people will follow the COM
munion service. Choir rehearsals
will be planned by the choirs and
directors.
Holy Night Program
The program Sunday evening
will be as follows: Prelude, o
Holy Night; professional, o Come
All Ye Faithful; prelude; And In
That Day, soloist, George Richard
Price; There Shall Come Forth,
quartet, Miss Betty Jane Griffin,
Mrs. Grace Minner, Mrs. Donald
Knots, Robert Collins; Silent
Night, soloist, Mrs. Grace Minner,
with quartet and choir; o Blessed
Town of Bethlehem, solo, Mrs. Ina
Wallace; Glory to God in the
Smyrna times., 1955-12-15

Highest, soloist, Barry Attix, with
quartet and choir; offering; an
nouncements; Junior Choir, o
Thrice Holy Day, 18th Century
carol; Star of the East, solo, Ed
ward Melvin; Cradle Song, choir;
Sleep o Child Divine, soloist, Miss
Betty Jane Griffin; Blessed Be the
Lord God, soloists, Miss Betty
Jane Griffin, Robert Collins; re-
cessional, Joy to the World; ben
ediction.
Smyrna times., 1955-12-15
Church of the Nazarene Notes

Church of the Nazarene Notes
The Church of the Nazarene
the Rev. ]. c. Reedy, pastor, an
nounces services for Sunday, Dec.
18th, as follows: Sunday School,
10 am. The lesson, 'The Prayer
Life of Jesus" will be studied by
the Bible Glass. Worship service
at IL am. The message, "Pre-
Smyrna times., 1955-12-15

parations for Christmas" is taken
from Proverbs, Chapter sixteen
The text is verse one: "The pre-
parations of the heart in man
is from the Lord" The Young
Peoples service and the usual
evening service will be replaced
by the Sunday School Christmas
program at 7:30 pm.
Smyrna times., 1955-12-15

Christmas Day. No sessions of
the church school will be held on
Christmas Day. A meeting of
the vestry is scheduled for We'd
nesday, Dec. 21.
Smyrna times., 1955-12-15
SMYRNA DOINGSI
OF so YEARS AGO
Notes of Marriages, Deaths
and Matters of Interest
of Half Century Ago
so YEARS AGO THIS WEEK

Taken from our old files Of
corresponding week, as near
date of this issue as possible
Fifty Years Ago. This column,
now a regular feature Of the
Times. viii call to mind people
and events Of the older genera
tion.
Smyrna times., 1955-12-15

The fight deck of the aircraft
carrier USS Forrestal is made OF
1% Inch steel plate. The new
Navy warship was commissioned
October 1, 1855.
Smyrna times., 1955-12-15
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH

Report of Church Services For
Next Sunday
The subject of the Lesson-Ser-
mon in First Church of Christ,
Scientist, 1901 Van Buren Street,
Wilmington, the Christian Society,
Grange Hall, Milford and the
Christian Science Society, VIA.
Building, Rehoboth Beach, Sum
day, December 18, 1855, will be
Is the Universe, Including Man,
Smyrna times., 1955-12-15
PLANS
XMAS SERVICES
Cantata, Holy Night, to Be
Presented by Choirs This
Sunday Evening
CAROLING PLANNED

Services for Sunday, December
18, at Asbury Methodist Church,
the Rev. Walter L. Beckwith, pas
Smyrna times., 1955-12-15

The 1856 De Soto with dramatic
wHight-Swe styling and blaz-
ing new 255 horsepower. Drive
it today at your De Soto dealers!
, 1955-09-07
Mdkes
Good on Moinldnd

Alwyn Richards, popular
leader of the Richards Com
DO" has made a tremendous
hit in Miami night clubs, and
recently opened at a swanky
hotel in Las Vegas, Nevada.
, 1955-09-07

MIA Attorney Walter "A. Gordon as the nwe Governor of the
Virgin Islands there would still be unrest among the natives
until some change came about in the organic act, according
to an article in the New York Amsterdam News, written by
James Booker. The article continues:
, 1955-09-07
Act'g Gov. Cluunch
Accepts Several
designations

Acting Governor Charles
Claunch has accepted the re-
signations Of Commissioner of
Public Works Reed today and
has named Rudolph Galiber,
Acting Commissioner, effec-
tive Friday, September 9th;
he has accepted the resigna-
tons of Commissioner of FL
nance Leroy A. Quinn and As
sistant Commissioner of Edu-
cation DR.. G.. Robert Cotton.
Percy A. De Jongh has been
named Acting Commissioner
of Finance. C. Frederick Dix
on, has been named Acting
Commissioner of Education.
The services of James O'Bry-
an as Administrative Assis-
tant to Nolle Smith has been
terminated as of September
9th.
, 1955-09-07
Caribbean Engineering Cor.

Caribbean Engineering Cor
poration was also granted a
tax exemption on that part
Of its operations that is new
to the slands-construction Of
homes for resale.
Exemptions were denied to
Business Management, Inc,
Caribbean Commercial Com
pany, Caribbean Heavy Equip
ment and Construction Com
pany, Cashmere Shop, Gener-
al Factoring Corporation, Pre-
miere Trimming and Novelty
Company, Virgins Export Cor
poratlon and Robinson Smith
Associates, Inc.
The application of Virgin
Islands Theatre Film Products
Inc. was deferred, as well as
those of all investment COM
ment companies. IN the case
of the latter, the Board wants
to check the laws with federal
officials.
, 1955-09-07
Nine Firms Get Tax
Exemptions: Eight
Are Denied

The Tax Exemption Board
acted favorably on nine appli-
cations and denied exemp-
tons to eight.
Those granted exemptions
are Doris Bellows & Assoc
ciates, Inc, Howmark Pro
ducts, Magma Corporation,
Plan Publishing Company,
Clifford Callwood, jewelers.,
Caribbean Plastics, Rohlsen
Air Taxi Service and st.
Croix Construction Industries.
, 1955-09-07

ing confirmation by the Sen
ate next January, has been a
prominent Republican in Cali
fornia for several years and
repeatedly was recommended
by Chief Justice Earl Warren.
He had built a national re-
putation for himself as a Pc
nologist during eleven years
on the California Adult Auth
ority, the last nine as chair
man, dealing with pardons &
paroles. He had been named
to the post by Warren, when
he was Governor, and renam-
ed by Gov. Goodwin Knight.
He resigned the post last
week for the new appoint
ment.
The first Negro to play foot
ball at the University Of Cali
fornia, he was also the first
Californian to be named an
AL American, in 1918, and the
first Negro to receive a doc
tor of laws degree in the
state. He began p~racticing
law in 1923.
Ironically, while Negro ath-
1etes were few in number in
West Coast competition, Cor
don was named an assistant
coach at the University.
, 1955-09-07
Comm. Hernandez
Inter. IL Applicants
for Police Jobs

Commissioner of Public
Safety Hernandez arrived in
st. Croix this morning and
interviewed eleven applicants
for membership on the Police
Force. They are:
George Washington, AL
aphonso Daily, Boyle Anderson,
Alfred Schuster, Orville Tod
man, Harry Jackson, Curtis
Jacobs, Earle Charles, Henry
S. Williams, Roy Kreiger and
Anselmo Marshall.
All but one of the applicants
are war veterans.
One question asked of each
applicant was whether or not
he would be willing to serve
on any of the three islands, if
necessary. This question be-
comes necessary because the
force is now set up on an in
sular basis.
Commissioners Hernandez
has promised to give a radio
talk to the people of the Vir-
gin Islands shortly to give an
idea Of the work being done
to create a first class police
force.
, 1955-09-07
NEW GOVERNOR FAILS TO SOOTH
VIRGIN ISLANDS. NY. PAPER SAYS

-
Despite President Eisenht
MIA Attorney Walter A. Gordc
Virgin Islands there would sti
until some change came abou
to an article in the New York
James Booker. The article col
ASHLEY +. Totten, head of
the Virgin Islands Civic As
ISOLATION, a group of island
New Workers, said "their ar
gument is not with the Gov
ernor himself, but with the
Organic Act. Until the people
of the Virgin Islands have the
right to elect their own Gov
.ernor, as they do in Puerto
Rico they will not be salts
fed
Totten, a leader in demand
ing the recall of Governor
Governor Alexander said he
did not know Gordon, but
had wired him to meet with
Spokesman Of his organization
to discuss the problems of the
islands before he leaves to as
sumo office on September LIST.
The SIS year-old Gordon of
Berkeley, California, was nam
ed to the $4,000 post by Pre-
sident Eisenhower, ten days
after Alexander had submit
ted his resignation to the
White House, asserting that a
heart ailment had led to his
decision to quit.
In recent months he had
been under considerable pres
sure from island natives who
had petitioned the Depart
ment of the Interior to re-
move the former Des Moines
Iowa, contractor from office.
Alexander, a millionaire, has
been in a st. Thomas V. /.
rest home since submitting
his resignation, which is eff
fective as of Sept. |.
Attorney Gordon, who was
named on a recess basis pend
Evening star., 1955-10-21
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Capitol Cadillac -olds Co,
lc:.e 22nd st. NV. 81. $4,000
IUyDSM0BILE 1854 Super '.Ssp &
DR.. = and n. hydfamntic: beauti-
ful 2.tollt finish. like new inside
sn6 n out save today 81 ;7D5.
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sSs 9as HosNSks0 s0fs5i HGick. dosn,n.. snd B.
oLDsMoBfEE ,5s convertible asss:
sRoSRRs 18th and i. !. ave. 1ns. ne.
oLDs 81 4-door 'ss": fully equip;
FEOop Esoa aPi'osNriAca iAcafs1i'e 4sai connssasstsI. sass
oLDs 20 'ioss convertible; !. and
S. down. TiixcKER MOTORS sfHa 10Th
and Rhode Island Ase. ne. La. 81
Evening star., 1955-10-21

MERCURY 1888 Monterey conyeFfi.
bic like new: $i,396; terms. aRo-
,'1as;ersS hEk; rSsl, sssh ,, nnd r I ave no ne. s.,
nnest German car: ITO mi. per
gaL aa26 Conn, ave. nv. I'D
METROPOLITAN 1855 pony.s =. and
a., y.-w. tires: 2z0 miles: neW-car
% %sSs. sSss Sos HihHitsHMsnPss.l sals Pslos ssis si
Jefferson Davis hwy Ari,. OF. A.
seSs. Open weekdays 8 to Q, Sal.
Evening star., 1955-10-21

PACKARps 81 4-dr. ssd. Ultra.
WIS Wis eossA sAs suscx d pfaf1s. i5ISSs apE p.
ass. ne. Il sth; Il 6s616z.
PACKARD 80 de luxe sedan; orig
inei metallic blue, :. ana b., over
dfiye. q l-owner. Aner car. 1895
cash or 81 down, $27 per mo.
WOLFE MOTORS, 1891 Wis. ave.
NV. En-. 3-0142.
PACKARD 1881 Clipper 2-dr. sedan:
village green. A wonderful family
car ior the ee9nomy minded. Has
BuTLER-BoNbxp. LEE b. But.
LER. INC. Conn. at "a. nv. AD.