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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-09-19
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LOCALIZED STEALING OF the DEVILS
DEM0CRAT-LAB0R-FAR HUNDRED BILLION
STEALS J.
THE SPIRITUAL LUNAcY THAT, EARLY IN THE
DEVILS F.D.R.S RAcKETs. FORMED ALLIANCES
WITH THE UNDERWoRLDs or THE Us. AND THE
KREMLlN, HABITAT or CRIMINALS AND SPIRITUAL
LUNATIcs THAT DEVILS SPIRITUAL
LUNAcY NUMBERED INTO THE
DENIS 100 BILLION S PEARL nARp0R iNFAMY !
AND A SUBSEQUENT loss or CHINA
TO the REDsi
AND THE EVIL y, q. RS MAR AHlL.our or
THE PEACE TO STAIN AND EVENTUALLY THE
DEVIL PERFORMS A MIRACLE N OWES
TRUMAN. or THE P~ENDERoAsT ~cRlMlNAtiTY. A
FULL TERM AND HIS puPgs N SUCKERS
ARE REPAID WITH KOREA NAKED AGGRESSION.
TO BE SURE, WHICH WE WERE HONOR BOUND
TO RESIST. BUT HONEST LEADERSHIP or A STATES
MAN-NoT A POLITICIAN, WHICH HARRY
LAIMS He IS-coULD v DIScERNED GODS
WILL INSTEAD or FOLLOWING SUCH EVIL
M%oUTHPIEcE S EMIL MAzEY. AGAIN: BRING THE
BOYS BACK
POLITICIANS WILL OBEY VOTE GETTERS, NOT
ALERT TO NEW 7. PROTECTION. ADMoNITIoN: THEY
LOVED THE PRAISE OF MEN MORE THAN THE
PRAISE OF coD'l
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Angel Michael

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THEY ARE NOT MY HIGHEST CHOSEN PEOPLE. CHRIST
LIKE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS! WE ASSURE YOU.
oMA CATHOLIC DEAN CLARENCE MANIoN,
FORMER HEAD OF tR.cJ NoTRE DAME LAW SCHOOL,
IS ONE or THE FIVE E-cHAlRMEN. OUR ISSUE
OF LAST WEEK ANALYzED Mr.. MANloNs SPIRIT.
TALLY PsYcHoPATHc STATUS
IN THE FuLL.PAcE ADVERTISEMENT IN
Rous PAPERS. FRIDAY. n1l,-oN ExAMININc THE
DETROIT FREE PRESS PRESENTATION THEREOF
WE LOOK oN Err SOME so PROMINENT WI
SHOULD MAKE THEIR DECLARATION OF
EREPENrANcE-l INDEPENDENCE" FROM THEIR
EUROPEAN RELIGIOUS CRIPPLE AND SEEK
GENUINE, SPIRITUAL REBIRTH via OUR CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE PRACTITIONERS N NY ONE, PURE.
TRUE, HONEST, WHOLLY ACCREDITED. SANE
CHURCH. THERAPEUTICS. THE CHRIST, scIEN-
TIsI!-lMPERATivE. PURE, BASIC EDUCATION,
CULTURE, POLITICS. RECREATION. ENTERTAIN
MENT-THE LATTER HAS RulNEp NATIONS AND
COUNTLESS ADAMS AND EvEs VIA THE DEvILs
MuL TLBLLIoN RAcKETs l-cRlME. SEX. ALCOHOL,
TOBACCO, IMPURE THERAPEUTICS. WHOSE
wHITEwAsH CURES INVITE PREMATURE DEATHS
THESE ENTANCLEMENTS" or DEVILS DuPES.
ARE MEN or IMPURE, SPIRITUALLY NEGLECTED
EDUCATION THEY 90 NOT ADEQUATELY KNOW
AND TRUST THE KING N PROTESTANT BIsle,
THE SENIOR, BASIC PASTOR or MY INviNcIBlE,
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH, HAVING MY ONLY
lNFALLIBLE PASTOR, MY MASTERPIECE, THE
c.s. TEXTBOOK, "scIENcE AND HEALTH WITH KEY
TO EAE s.~c-Rl-PT-U.R-E-S," DICTATED TO my
GREATEST MARY. INCOMPATIBLE PROPHECIES,
The KEW. MAKI DANGN
EDDY WOMAN Matthew 1889 PRESENTING The
TEAvEN-MY CHRIST, HOLY GHOST COLOSSAL
SCIENCE or THE UNIvERsEl DESTINED TO PERMA-
NeNrIy DOMINATE THE THREE MEASURES OF
MEAL"-"scIENcE THEOLOGY. MEDIcINE"-THE
TITLE OF THE SIXTH CHAPTER OF THE c.s.
TEXTBOOK.
THAT M ADDITIONALLY Revelation. Chs.
IN and ,a-cLoTHEp WITH THE SUN AND The
MOON UNDER HER FEET. WHOSE MAN CHILD
WILL RULE lis RULING ALL NATIONS WITH
ROD or IRoN'L REVEALING THE NEW HEAVEN
AND NEW EARTH tReveIssIon, THE Real, WHOSE
NATIONS, CREATION. NY oFFspRINo-YouR
TRUE ~BEINc-NEvER REQUIRE A HEALlNcl
HENCE. OUR DIVINE DEcREEI PROGRESS AND
cRowTH AIRS The ETERNAL MANDATES OF HE ONE
REAL SANE MIND. SUBSTANCE. rAkeN,L
omNupo1 sNT. DIVINE Lovss1N. AND OF, The ENI,ks
UNIVERSE, voIplNo MATTER" AND ITS fAineK'
ruE prvIL,-cIcANTlc FRAUDS N MY.I-Hs!
rur FOREGOING APPEARS IN MODERN, PEkrES'
-.,a ,eu IA rue NEW TONGUE, BUT IT IS GREEK
TO THE MORAL AND SPIRITUAL cRlPp.as' or
THE COMMITTEE AGAINST SUMMIT sN'ANolI-
MENTs" DEAN MANIoN. EI AL
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ENTERTAINMENT HORRIBLY SATAN BOUND"
VIA DEVILS BILLION S RAcKETsL CRIME SEX.
TOBACCO, ALCOHOL. IMPURE THERAPEUTICS -.
INVITING PREMATURE DEATHsl
WAR PREVENTIVE AND CURE .
DISEASE PREVENTIVE AND CURE, AND REvE-
LATo2 Or LIFE MORE ABUNDANTLY," HERE, NOW
AIDS YOUR APPREHENSION or THE EXCLUSIVE
REALITY OLA VERY GOOD" UNIvERsE !L"AND
GOD SAW EVERY THING That he THE ONE.
REAL PARENT I, CREATOR HAD MADE, AND.
BEHOLD, 1T WAS [--s-lvERY cooD"-cen. 1871.
TAKING CHANCES MiNlMIzED. REDUCED
TO X-N0. OF zER0s!
TRIBUNE PUBLISHER RECENTLY WAS CON-
SUITED REGARDING A CERTAIN NEIcHBoR's ENTRY
INTO A NEW BUSINESS ENTERPRISE. WE
ADVISED AcAINsT 1T ON THE GROUNDS THAT IT
DID NOT ADvANc THE ONE REAL WORK OF
ALL RACES NJ PEOPLES, 1.-THE FATHERS BUSINESS,
SPOKEN OF BY JESUS AT THE AGE or IL.
WHICH IS A SPIRITUAL WARFARE WITH THE WORLD
rMATTER" AND ITS FATHER. THE DEvILL,
AM-Y-T-Hn THE FLESH MYTHICAL
CREATION! j. AND THE DEvIL!"-A MURDERER,
LIAR, VOID OF TRUTH. VOID OF REALITY AS PER
GODS ONE, PURE, TRUE, HONEST, WHOLLY
ACCREDITED. SAME CHURCH, THERAPEUTICS, AND
HIS PHYSICIANS, E-T-APHYsicIANs
PROPHETS, coNsEcRATED. cHRIsTLIkE CHRISTIAN
SCIENTISTS
WE WARMED, TOO, OF THE MANY BANKRUPTCIES
OF THE NoN-cHRIsT SCIENTISTS, NOT ONLY IN
THEIR FIRST ENTRY INTO BUSINESS FOR THEM
SELVES, BUT SOMETIMES SEVERAL FAILURES.
WE ACCEPT JoYFULLY, GOD TO MRS. EDDY. TO
YOU. RE DEFEATS: EXPERIENCE IS THE VICTOR,
NEVER THE vANoUIsHED; OUT or DEFEAT
SPRINGS THE SECRET OF WcToRY!-"M. W."
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Labor Day

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HE AND HIS FELLOW CONSIDERATIONS CALL a STRIKE
BECAUSE THEY COULD NOT IMPOSE THEIR WILL
ANY LONGER ON MANAGEMENT WOULD NOT TRUST
DEITY AND PUBLIC OPINION! LuNAcYl
AND Sc, THE HALF MILLION WORKERS ARE
PUNISHED. LIKEWISE SOCIETY," N STEEL
WORKERS WILL BE MANY MONTHS RECOVERING
THEIR LOSSES
BUT THAT is HOW MORAL M SPIRITUAL
cRiPPLES F~UNcTlON!-HEBr EWS. CATHOLICS,
PR~oTEsTANTs, AND OTHER PRISONERS OF THIS
DEVIL, THE NONcHRiST sciENTisTSl
BUT, REJOICE AND BE EXCEEDINGLY | A
THAT THIS MY-T-H-oL-o-c-Y MAKES
cHRISTLIKE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS YOUR
TRUE BEING MY oFFsPRING-sNLE ss, MATTERLEss,
FLESHIEsS, SPIRITUAL. cHRISTLIKE |, WHO ARE
FREE OF THE DAMNABLE DEVILS M POPU-
LATloN FLOOD, WITT THE DEVIL
cATHoLIcIsM-RoMAN. PAGAN AND PsYcHoPATHIc;
a Observation-Disclosures TO PRESENT THE
lNFALLIBLE, PRESENT, HEAVENLY CHRISTIANITY
OF M INCOMPATIBLE PROPHET MESSIAH SON,
THE c-HI-L-D-L-E-s.s CHRIST JESUS, THE WAY,
THE TRUTH AND THE LIFE" WHO REPUDIATED
THE DEvLIsH DELUsIoN OF PARENTHooD-
THE CHASTITY FARCE OF IsoeaIIedl MATERIAL
ExIsTENcE"!
JESUS HoNoRED nae, YOUR "F%ArHER-MoTHER
GOD, ALL-HARMoNIoUs," AS THE ONE, REAL
PARENT, AND sAID, OF THE P-R-E-DEATH
RESURRECTION: THEY NEITHER MARRY NOR ARE
GIVEN IN MARRIAGE! tsee Resurrection in Glossary
of c.S. t~extbook-God TO Mrs. Eddy TO you therefol
THAT ONE UNIVERSE OF UNAVAILABLE. SUPER.
SATURATED, OMNlPRESENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL
LIFE, HAS NEvED HAD. NOR WILL IT EVER PAVE,
A HUMAN BIRTH, DEATH, DEFoRMITY, DISASTER,
PEsTlLENcE, NOR AN A EVE, MURDERoUS
CAIN, UDAs A NJ OR A FOOL, THE EGO AND
PSYCHOLOGY or HUMAN BIRTHS AND PARENT
HOOD, IN ALL ETERNITY
PART
WALTER REuTHER. THAT DEVILS REFoRMER.
SPIRITUAL LuNATIc, DAMNABLE HYPocRITE,
SPEAKS OF a FREE SOCIETY, FIR :: LABOR!
you JOIN. OR FLsEl tsmiIesl-To THE WORKER OR
rHE OWNER. OR MANAGER OF THE BUSINESS.
AND HERE'S
ANOTHER HONEY OF THE DEVILS REUTER-:
INVOKING or AFT-HARTLEY WILL MAKE
THE PRESIDENT A STRIKE BREAKER!
Now, IE you LAUGH OUT LOUD, ITS ALL RIGHT
THE GUY NUTS say a prayer for hIml
N0N-CHRlsT SCIENTIST LABOR LEADERS
ARE MORAL AND SPIRITUAL gIPPLEsl
EVERY SINGLE ONE OTHER MEMBERS or
SOCIETY IN VARYING DEGREES.
WE RECENTLY DECLARED THAT cHRlSTLlkE
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS WOULD EVENTUALLY RULE
RUSSIA AND WE RElTERATE:
THEY WILL CONTROL ALL IMPORTANT PLACES AND
ALL DEPARTMENTS or ALL NATIONS
PEoPLEsi-IN TIME-As MY, GODS. REPRESENT
ATIvEsf
l. COZ, DO THE CONTROLLING IN THE ONE. REAL
UNIVERSE or UNAVAILABLE. oMNIPREsENT HEAVEN
AND ETERNAL LIFEI
OF THE SATAN UND. MYTHICAL HUMAN
RACES, JESUS SAID: ~FATHER, FORGIVE THEM. FOR
THEY KNOW NOT WHAT THEY DOL
DETROIT TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, SEPT. 10. 1859 Q
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-10-24

spring. The president made
brief remarks and opened the
business session during which
times minutes were read and
adopted and unfinished and
new business called for. The
sick committee reported sew
eral members on the sick list.
Prayer was offered for a
speedy recovery for all of
them. The lesson was beau
tifully taught by Rev. E. r.
Nick. Interesting comments
were made by Mr.. Mills and
other members of the club.
Before the close of the even
ing Mrs. Curry served ice
cream and cake. Total atten-
dance %. Offering was $12.10.
Mrs. Mary Alice Austin, Pres,
Mrs. Minnie Lee Mills, Vice
Pres, Mrs. Mary Bagde, Trea-
surer, rs. Beatrice Reece, Sec.,
Rev. j. M. Kimble, pastor. The
next meeting will be Oct. 20 at
the home of Mrs. Jodie Wilson
$50 Ave. G.
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The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-10-24
GREENWOOD NEWS /.

MRS. BERNICE TAYLOR
and little son, along with Mr..
Walter Lowe, have just return
ed home after a three weeks
vacation during which they
motored to Charleston, Mo-, to
visit Mrs. Taylor's sister-in-law,
Mrs. Matte Taylor, who did
everything possible to make
the visit more enjoyable. They
then motored to Chicago where
they enjoyed a delightful visit
in the home of Mrs. Taylor's
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Palm
er and Mr.. Lowe visited in the
home of his sister and his chill
dren. While in that section,
Mrs. Taylor and her sister mo-
tored to Toledo, Ohio and Mum
Gle, Indiana to visit Mrs. Cal
lie Cade who is sick and con-
fined to the hospital, but is
reported doing fair. Other
places visited were Indiana
polls where they visited Mr..
and Mrs. Willie ]. Huntley, Mr..
and Mrs. Billie Young, Mr.. and
Mrs. Griselda ]. Wilson. Thru
out their visit the MISSISSIPPI
plans received many social
courteSies. On their return
trip the party stopped in Mem
phis where they spent some
time, before returning to
Greenwood.
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they are ignorant, but because
they are evil. witnessing for
Christ is the greatest ministry
in which every Christian may
participate, and where Satan
makes his most powerful at
tacks to silence Christians.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-10-24

MCKINNEY CHAPEL PAS
TORS AID CLUB met Friday
night at the home of Mrs.
Burns, TIA Hunter Alley. The
meeting opened with a song,
scripture lesson read by Mrs.
Mary Hugh; Prayer offered by
Sis. Florida Flanagan, spirit
ual devotion was held. Mrs.
Louise McGill, Acting Presi-
dent made some brief remarks
and announced the house
opened for business. Minutes
of the last meeting were read
and adopted. Unfinished and
new business called for. A re-
port from the sick committee
told that the president, Mrs.
Carry Curry was on the sick
list, as well as several more
members. Prayer was offered
for their speedy recovery. The
club members missed Rev. and
Mr.. Mozee who are away at
tending Conference. We pray
that they will be assigned back
to Turner Chapel. The lesson
was beautifully taught by the
teacher, Rev. E. r. Nicks. In
teresting comments were made
by Rev. c. M. Moore. During
the social period, Mrs. Burns
served cookies and Coca-Cola.
Everyone enjoyed the refresh
ments. Total attendance Is;
Offering, $50. Mrs. Curry,
President, Mrs. Ollie B. Lee,
Vice; Mrs. Minner Lee Mills,
Treasurer, Mrs. Mary Alice
Austen, Sec, Rev. j. M. Kim
BILE, Pastor.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-10-24

THE STRANGERS HOME
PETERSON CIRCLE met in
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fines
Johnson, tbs Avenue K. at s:
P. M. with the leader, Mrs.
Henrietta Matthews in charge.
Mrs. w. T. Melton led the
opening song, with scripture
being read by Mrs. Willie Mot
ton. Following a hymn led by
Mrs. Mary Johnson, prayer
was offered by Mrs. Matthews.
A beautiful and wholesome
message was brought by Mrs.
johnson on the subject, 1.-THE
BeautitudeS of a Home wife"
bible Story. Due to the alb
sence of the teacher, the les
son was omitted but timely re-
marks were made. Little four
year old Jenetta Harris sang,
Jesus Loves Me" beautifully.
A brief business session was
conducted. Seven members
were present and the offering
was $145. The club was happy
to welcome two visitors: Mrs.
w. t. Melton of Jenning Tenn
pie and little Miss Jenetta
Harris. During the social
hour the hostess served de-
licious plate luncheon of salad,
crackers, potato chips, ice
cream and cake. Mrs. H. Mat
thews, Leader; Mrs. Willie
Motion, Secretary; Mrs. Mary
Johnson, Treasurer.
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THE MCKINNEY CHAPEL

THE MCKINNEY CHAPEL
BEAUTIFYING CLUB met
Wednesday night, Sept. 80 at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
c. Curry, Ala Pelican st. The
meeting opened with song,
scripture read by Mrs. Mary
Hughes and prayer offered by
Mrs. Florida Flanagan. The
devotion was spiritual and in
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-10-24

MRS. WINNER LEE MILLS
of 312 Mcneil Street, Green
wood is out of the city visiting
her mother, Mrs. Rose Parker
of 435 Payne Street, Natchi-
toches, La. She viii lalso visit
her sister at Pascagoula, Miss.
Her many friends wish for her
a pleasant vacation and a safe
return home.
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Rev. Cantrell and the mem
bers very happy. Rev. Cantrell
is doing a splendid job with
the good people of this church
and community.
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Baptist
Children Nook
228 E. Fertilization st.
Jackson, Mississippi
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER Ia, 1859
TUITION $2.35 PER WEEK

The Nook is certified Day Care Nursery Kinder
garten sponsored by the Kinds County Baptist Assoca
ton for preschool children of working parents It's in
it's tenth year of operation Activities are: Preprmer
work crafts singing rhythm band, music Bible Stories
helping with chores story telling, eating, sleeping on
cots and many useful things for the young child ncud-
ing extra-curricuar acvitie-hikes radio appearances
monthly birthday parties and programs Working par,
ents consider the Nook for your small children where
they will get the best of and training There is also
group accident insurance
Open from a. m to $50 p. m. Monday through Fri
days.
Miss Gertrude T. Hart, Directress, Call FL 2-1311
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-10-24

THE Oak GROVE BAPTIST
CHURCH pastored by Rev. c.
E. Cantrell, conducted a most
successful Educational Drive
for the church on Sunday, Oc-
tober Is. Churches present a
most successful Educational
Drive for the church on Sun
day, October Is. Cheurches
present to join in the fellow
ship were: Moss Springs in
Carrolton; and the Bethlehem
Baptist in Kilmichael. The st.
Luke Church of God in Christ,
Greenwood sent a nice con-
tribution. The pastor and
members of Oak Grove ex-
press thanks and appreciation
to all who contributed in any
way to the success of this drive.
$227.10 was raised to make
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-10-24

MRS. FREDINE RAINEY of
Chicago is in the city this week
and is guest in the home of
her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Campbell on Ave
nue. G.. She has been delight
ed to meet many old friends
and states that her trip has
been most enjoyable one.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-09-04

Torah, no day was more solemn
than Yom Kippur. The Kol Nidre
shook the heart of man as those
who wept before the open Ark.
Here in the life of our grand
fathers who enjoyed Jewishness to
the full, another character that is
deeply beloved and understood is
Menhem Mendel, the person who
had no mazal, no luck. Whatever
he did, something always happen
ed and he lost out. He went to Ye-
hupetz on his wife's dowry. His
hope of fortune was strong within
him, and every day he wrote with
glowing enthusiasm Of his new ad-
ventures, but the inevitable hap
pened-playing the market, he was
left pennileSS.
HE WANDERS from one misfor-
tune to another and he takes many
jobs. First he becomes a real es-
tate agent, then building promo
ter, later a buyer of farms. but
everything finally falls down. How
ever, there is one possession that
certainly must be of help. He will
become marriage broker a
Shadchun.
At last great fortune will come
to him. He is in partners with a
rich fellow broker. They both at
tempt to make match between
two wealthy families and all would
have been successful, but the two
brokers didn't consult one another
and when the match was finally
concluded they found they had
| joined two females together. This,
and a hundred other comical stu
ations, become the essence of so
many of those wonderful stories
that somehow live again, even in
translation.
What was Sholom Aleichem's
great contribution to us who live
in this generation? We cannot re-
live his world. 1t is gone and past.
We cannot re-create his literature,
for that too is dying. There is one
thing that we can gain from Sho-
lom Aleichem whether we read it
in Yiddush or in English, and that
is the power to laugh at our own
misfortune.
THE PERSON who takes himself
so seriously can become over
whelmed by his own self-import-
ance. The man who has sense of
humor can save every situation.
The person who lacks it, lacks a
great deal in life. There is kind
of humility in being able to laugh
at your own situation in life. Jew
ish humor has done more to keep
the Jew alive than any other power
and certainly the world of Sholom
Aleichem will live again in those
of us who read and study him and
remember him on this centenary
of his birth. In reading him we
will understand what he wrote, as
his last wish before he passed on:
LET me be buried among the
poor, that their graves may shine
on mine and mine on theirs"
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-09-04
Scholastic
Award Given
To GoIds+ein

The Phoenix Chapter of Council
of Jewish Women has awarded
$3.50 scholastic grant to Leonard
Goldstein at Arizona State Univer-
sity and has established another
$3.50 scholarship for worthy stu
dent at one of Phoenix's major
nursing schools.
Mrs. Jacob Reichert is chairman
and Mrs. Sam Spitalny vice chair
man of the scholarship committee.
Awards were made from the Freda
Marks scholarship fund.
The councils board of directors
was scheduled to meet at 10 am.
this Thursday at the home of Mrs.
Julian Blum, 1882 W. Orchid Lane.
The council operates a Thrift
Shop at 1902 N. 35th Ave, where
donations of back-to-school clothing
are needed.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-09-04
Bar Mitzvah

Steven Richard, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Art Forman, 1912 w. Gar
denia, will be Bar Mitzvah Sept.
IL at Beth Ell Congregation. Rabbi
Carol Klein will officiate. A Kid
dush will follow the morning cere-
mony.
Out-of-town guests will be grand
fathers, DR.. S. L. Quit, Baltimore,
and Mr.. Jacob Forman, Jamaica,
NY; great-grandmother Mrs. Bes-
sic Abrams of Los Angeles, and
Mrs. Frieda Smith and Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Schneiderman, all OF
Los Angeles.
Tom Mark, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond Silverman, 5001 N.
Scottsdale Rd., will be Bar Mitz-
yah Sept. 18 at Temple Beth Israel.
Rabbi Albert Plotkin will officiate.
An Oneg Shabat will follow the
services. Grandparents are Mr.. /.
Rosenblatt and Mrs. Goldie Silver
man, both of Chicago.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-09-04
Nursery Class
Starts Oct. 5
At Beth FL

Beth FL Congregation will open
weekday nursery school Oct. 5
for children age 3-5, with a pro-
gram oriented to Jewish life and
supervised by Mrs. Jacquelyn Mer-
rim. The Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday classes will run from 9
am. to noon.
Nursery school applications will
be taken during registration for
Beth FL religious school from $3.50
am. to 1890 pm. Sept. 13 IN the
synagogue auditorium.
Double sessions for Sunday
school are planned because of in
creased enrolment. Sessions will
be 9:15 to 11:15 am. and IL am,
to pm.
Glasses will be offered from pre-
kindergarten minimum age 4
years. through ninth grade. They
will get under way Sept. 20.
Hebrew classes from 4:30 to G
pm. weekdays will start Sept. 21,
Eligible to attend are children
from second through ninth grades,
Adult education classes also are
planned on the following subjects
ethics of Judaism, women's bible
institute, elementary Hebrew read
ing, advanced Hebrew reading.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-09-04
September 4. 1859
JEWISH BOOK CORNER
Blend Of Humor, Irony

there is not single Jewish COM
munity which has not somehow sig
nailed the celebration of this great
personality whose power OF pen
controlled the emotions of man.
No literature more deeply re-
vealed the soul of Eastern Euro
pean Jewry than the Yiddush liter
ature which was not formal Ian
guage, but whose power of express
sion was caught in the spirit of
those men who wrote what is call
ed the classics of Yiddush litera-
ture. We American Jews who have
received from our parents and
grandparents the heritage OF East
ern European Jewry, must find In
these expressions of Sholom Alei-
chem something of the soul and
spirit of our people.
Very early in his life his gift for
humor was clearly revealed in the
stories that he composed. Encour-
aged by his father, he continued
his study and writings in Hebrew,
Yiddush, and Russian, but the
feature about the Yiddush Ian
guage which attracted him more
than any other because he felt 1T
revealed so deeply and completely
the soul of the people of whom he
wrote.
NO MAN HAD the power to see
people as Sholom Aleichem did.
Here was a man who was part OF
Russian Jewry. In fact, he was
Russian Jewry. When you read him
you are not conscious of the wri-
ter. but you are conscious of the
people, the Jewish self-expression
which was so part of his being.
What was the power of that
man? He wrote no big novels in
the manner of the Russian writer's
like Tolstoy or Dostoievsky. He did
not set out to write great themes
of philosophic nature. He wrote be-
cause he loved his people and the
friendly, casual communication
that was exchanged between them.
He had the power of description, to
see people in the way that people
could see themselves and somehow
reflect upon the problems of life
that face them.
The remarkable quality of Sho-
lom Aleichem was the irony OF
spirit which he created. Sholom
Aleichem felt he gave literature a
Judgment of love through the me-
dunn of irony. He was the poet OF
Jewish humanism. He lived
through all of their problems as he
urged them to be people OF dig
nifty; and yet he Knocked them
even as he loved them. He pointed
out their foolishness and the sense
lessness of some of their ways; he
did it not out of mockery but in a
way that a man could sit back and
laugh at himself and enjoy it.
NO JEW IN Kasrielevky ever
lacked the means for the obsery-
ance of Passover. Here the Pass
over was celebrated as the town
was secured from one end to an
other. What a cleansing and q
hunting out for the traces OF leav-
en-! At the time of the seder the
melodies were sung from one
house unto another, and the feeling
of Joy was so deeply part OF
their celebration that the walls lit
orally took with the spirit OF the
people. AS joyous as was the tes-
tival of Passover and Slmcnas
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-09-04

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