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THE JEWISH MONITOR
Friday, May 13, 1921.
Page Sixteen
THE JEWISHMONITOR
PUBLI8HED WEEKLY BY
THE MONITOR PUBLISHING CO.
'Phone, Lamar 6460
DR. GEOROE FOX EDITOR
LOUIS MORRIS Bualneaa Manager
Offlcera
Dr. George Fox President
Sam LIpshltK Vice-President
Louis Morris Secretary-Treasurer
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pressed by contributors. Anonymous
lettera will receive no consideration.
Entered In the Fort Worth Postofflce as
Second Class Mall Matter by the Moni
tor Publishing Company.
JEWISH CALENDAR
6681-1920
New Tear's Eve Sun., Sept. 12
Tom Kippur Wed., Sept. 22
Succoth (First Day) ....Mon., Sept. 27
Succoth (Last Day Shlihlnl-
Atzereth) Mon., Oct. 4
Slmchatch Torah Tuerf., Oct. 6
Rosch-Chodesch Chesvnn Wed., Oct. It
Rosch-Chodesch Kliilev ..Frl., Nov. 12
Chanukuh (Feast of Dedica
tion ..) Mon., Dec. (
Rosch-Chodesch Tebcth. .Sun., ..Dec. 12
Fast of Tebeth Tucs., Dec. 21
6681- 1921
Rosch-Chodesch Shebut ....Mon., Jan. 10
Rosch-Chodesch Adur Wed., Feb. 9
Rosch-Chodesch Ve 'adur ..Frl., Mar. 11
Purlm (Feast of Esther).. Thurs., Mar. 24
Roach-Chodesch Nissan.... Sat., April 9
Passover (Pesach) Sat., April 23
Passover (Seventh Day) ..Frl., April 29
Rosch-Chodesch lyar Mon., May 9
lK b'Omar Thurs., May 28
Rosch-Chodesch 81 van ....Tues., June 7
Shnbuoth (Confirmation
Day) Sun., June 12
Rosch-Chodesch Tammuz, Thurs. July 7
Rosch-CliodeBch Ab Frl., Aug. 6
Fast of Ab Sat, Aug. 13
Rosch-Chodesch Klliil Sun., Sept. 4
6682- 1921
New Tears' Eve Sun., Oct. 2
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SHERMAN.
Mr. Joe Newman, who has been
visiting his daughter, Mrs L. A. Mey
ers, has returned to his hi.ne in
Marshall.
Mr. an, I Mis. Abe Msrkr, Mr. and
Mrs. Alex Marks, Mr. Jake Exslcin
er, Mr. Sam Zemansky attended the
B'nai B'rith convention in Dallas.
Miss Dorothy Ney, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs A J Ney will be saluta
torian in the graduating exercises in
June.
Miss Estelle Newman spent few
day with her sister, Mrs. I. A A!ey
err.
Mrs. A. J. Ney ha' i.;iirncd '-otn
a visit to relatives in Dai!n..
The Council of Jvwh Women iho'.
Thunday afternoon it th; h'tie of
Mrs. I. Kaplan with twenty-four
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members present For some :ine the
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been under consideration and at
Thursday's meeting Niss Amelia
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with $50.00 which she had raised f r
that purpose and tho Council gnve
$."0.00 and the orphan was adopted.
The members agreed to com pie to tr-e
remaining half of the Red Cross
garments so the 1o:a chapter of
the Red Cross can send a box away
in the immediate farm. After a
pleasing diversification to the af
ternoon's program Mba Sai'ie Jacks
and Miss Rebecca Friedir.an of Kidd-
Key gave several readings and piano
tumbcrs. Mrs. Kaplan served an ics
course as a conclusion to th session.
Mrs. Ray Tillman and Mrs. Jako
Weinstein attended the State Con
vention in San Antonio laU month.
Mrs. Ray Tillman was enjsen au
ditor of the state body.
GITLA BELZYCKA
Adopted by Ladies 'Auxiliary
Temple Beth Israel
Palestine, Texas.
PESEL FISZKIEWICZ
Ago 12.
Adopted by Corsicana Jewish La
dies, Corsicana, Texas.
RUCIILA ROTSZWYLD
Aged 13 Years.
Adopted by B'nal Israel Sabbath
School, Oklahoma City, Okla.
SURA CIELE
Adopted by Mr. and Mrs. A. Au
gust, Fort Worth.
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