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FrjDAY, XOVEMBEB 0, 1917 THE AMERICAN I II REVIEW i i Seven TEMPLE BETH ZION. BUFFALO SOCIAL Grand Opera at Home! ly call Tupper 3259-M for further information or address coiiuiinnii.atiiins to THE AMERICAN JEWISH REVIEW" 572 Elmwood Avenue. Buffalo. N. Y.

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ATLANTA, GA. TAKE A LESSON FROM Atlanta's Great Fire Use Genuine RU-BER-OID Roofing and Shingles. The first successful composition roofing i flout. Standard for quarter of, a century Approved by the Underwriters. THE SOUTH'S MOST CELEBRATED PRODUCTS CaplioJa and It will be welcome news to the Jewish community of Buffalo that the Women's Temple Society of Tempi? Beth Zion, 5'J9 Delaware Avenge, has arranged again its annual series of interpretative and dramatic recitals.

Those who had the pleasure of hearing Prof. S. H. Clark of the University of Chicago in the course at the Temple Center last season will be glad to hear that this year, beginning on November 2Sth and ending January 22nd, Prof. Clark is to give a series of dramatic interpretations as follows: Paolo and Francesca Phillips December 2nd, 3.30 o'clock Vanity Fair M.

Thackeray January 13th, 3.30 o'clock-King Lear Wm. Shakespeare January 14th, 8.15 o'clock Major Barbara Bernard Shaw January 22nd, 8.15 o'clock The New Poetry. The price of the entire course is $2.00. The Women Temple Society is able to offer so splendid a series at so low a price beeause-of the large number of tickets sold and the fact that no profit is sought. As a cultural activity this course deserves the hearty support of every Jewish resident.

TEMPLE BETH EL. The Young's Men's Club of Temple Beth El is rehearsing a Minstrel Show to be given at the Temple on Sunday evening, November 18th. The first rehearsal was held Sunday afternoon at which the cast was selected and arrangements made. The Banquet Committee of the Women 's Temple Club of Beth El at its meeting last Monday decided to give a dinner to the members of the Temple and their families on Sunday evening, November 25th. Mrs.

N. Bernstein is chairman of the Committee in charge of the dinner. A Red Cross Circle has been organized at Beth El to sew and knit for the soldiers. It meets every Monday afternoon from 1 to (5. Over fifty women have already enrolled.

A Children's Choir was organized last Thursday evening at Beth El to sing at the Children's Services at the Tempel every Sabbath morning, and at the entertainments of the school. The Camp Fire Girls of Beth El at their last meeting on Tuesday decided to knit for the Red Cross. Miss Edith Lawrence is the Guardian. ANNOUNCEMENTS. Friday evening Services at eight o'cloek.

Subject of the lecture by Rabbi Drob, "Fire on the Altar." Services Sabbath morning at nine o'clock. Children's services at ten thirty. The Services will be read by Master Daniel Joseph. The November meeting of the Women's Temple Club of Beth El will be held on Wednesday afternoon, Novenv ber 14th, at three o'clock. Mrs.

Felix Kessel will address the Club on "Social Service, the New Idea." IMPORTANT EDITORIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. Through the representatives of the congregations and communal organiza tions of Buffalo, Rochester, Syracuse and Niagara Falls THE AMERICAN JEWISH REVIEW is given the stamp of official recognition. In order to make the REVIEW an instrumentality of usefulness for these various institu tions it will be necessary for each to appoint official correspondents, who will report in brief the items of news which may be gathered from the life and ac tivity of the institution and the people who patronize them. We trust that such action will be voluntarily taken without further invitation or reminder on our part. The secretaries will kind- ATLANTA'S OLDEST SAVINGS BANK THE GEORGIA SAVINGS BANK AND TRUST (Organized 1899) PAYS 4 INTEREST $1.00 STARTS THE ACCOUNT GEO.

M. BROWN President JOHN. W. GRANT Vice-President JOSEPH E. BOSTON Sec.

and Treas. ASSETS OVER ONE MILLION DOLLARS Continued from page five. LADIES' TEMPLE AID SOCIETY ASSISTS IN ENTERTAINING THE MEN'S TEMPLE CLUB. The members of the Men's Temple Club are still talking about the enter-' taining and educitional annual meeting Ittliielj occurred at Temple Beth Zion, i Wednesday evening, 'October 31, and at which the ladies, in the opinion of all (the men present, played so important a part. The intellectur.l feast tendered by Mr.

Jacob Billikoph of Kansas City, whose clear and logical discourse on a sociological subject of present-day interest, was greatly appreciated by the members. It is needless to add that the feast which preceded it and which was prepared by the ladies, was equally enjoyed. The annual election of officers followed the rendition of a number of in-interesting speeches by prominent so cial workers of Buffalo. Mr. Sig Bock was toastmaster of the evening.

Women who assisted in preparing and serving the dinner are: The Misses rtdith Hyman, Cornellia Ullman, Ethel Blumenthal, Iga Lowenthal, Hanna Ko- paid, Lillian Weil, Mesdames S. Holan-der, J. Schwartz, H. Victor, Arthur Victor, I Jellinek, Eugene Warner, Leon Jandor, Carl Heyman, Herman Wile, Milton Schroder, Lester Iiosen-bauni, Michael Mark Max Lowenthal, Sol Tumin, Leonard Loeser, Israel Aaron, Leo Wertheimer, A. Levin and Monnie Boasberg.

DISTRICT NURSING. The work of Mrs. Eugene Warner and her able corps of assistants in behalf of the Buffalo Children's Aid Association in district nursing is worthy of public mention, much good is being acinomplished by the following women: Mrs. Eugene Warner, captain of team; Mesdames Max Black, Clifford Cutler, Edgar Hayman, Theo Hofeller, Max Lewis, J. L.

Davis, Leon and Hairy Victor. Mrs. Loie Ullman and Mrs. E. Boasberg assisted Mrs.

Alfred Laub. WOMEN WHO ARE. TAKING AN ACTIVE PART IN FOOD CONSERVATION. Women who are taking aa active part in food conservation propaganda and enlisting of the interest of Buffalo citizens are: Chairman Mrs. Harry Simon, Mesdames Benjamin Desbeeker, A.

J. Elias, H. Levi, H. Marcus, S. Brown, Edgar Shire, Leo Shire, Ilobert Harris, William Oppenheimer, M.

Marks, C. Heyman, Sol Levy, J. Levy and Miss Sophie Seldner. ENGAGEMENT. Cohen Sukernek Mr.

and J. L. Cohen. (149 West Ferry Street, announce the engagement of their daughter Doris to Mr. Hyman Sukernek, the date of the wedding will be announced later.

BIRTHS. Simon Mr, and Mrs. Maurice W. Simon, 583 Richmond Avenue, announce the birth of a little son. Born Tuesday," November C.

Davis Mr. and Mrs. Paul Davis, 802 Ashland Avenue, announce the birth of a little son. Born September 18. The child was named Alan Norman.

Weisberg Mr. and Mrs. Nat Weis-berg, 31 Manchester announce birth of a little daughter. Born Sunday, November 4. The child was named Sarah.

Soronson Mr. and Mrs. Isidor Sor-onson announce the birth of a little daughter. Bom Thursday, October Bloomberg Mr. and Mrs.

Jack Bloomberg of Auhville. N. announce the birth of a little daughter. Born Thursday, November 1. Mrs.

Bloomberg was formerly Miss Tin Kabino-witz of this city. OBITUARY. BrizdleThe many friends of Mrs. John M. Brizdle will be grieved to hear of her death, which occurred Monday, November 5.

She is survived by. her husband and thre sons. Rabbi Max Drob officiated. Subscribe now and take advantage of every issue. Get the habit of reading your home paper.

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