Dee •1ubt>1 Bl, lfl23. THE Z I 0 NIST REC 0 RD.
FROM TOWN AND COUNTRY.
EDITORIAL NOTICE. -ln view of our limited space, Secretaries of Societies and others sending Reports for insertion in these Columns or in our other Local News Columns must make them as brief as possible.
Benoni.
ender the auspices of th· Beuoni Dorshei Zion . \.: ·ociation, a l\Iaccabean social and dance wn · held at the 'ommunal Hall, 13enoni, 011 Saturday, 8th
}Jee ember, 1923, ·which 'iYa well attcncled. , rJ.1he
~Ii::-se:-.
n.
Buker, L. 1\:atz and ,,,·illing contributetl to the musical portiou of tlte p1·ouramme, 'iYliih:;t :\Iiss Freda Kahanowitz ga\ two recitations. Dancing followed and 'i\a,.:; continued till midnight. ~Ir. :\l.'l'oker acted as D. C., and the followivg J a dies arnl gentlemen acted as ~I. '. ':,; :-l\Ir~ . .JI. ,Joffe, :\Iis~ A.
Ben~ohu, Dr. 1• B. Shapiro and Mr. J. J. Fine. Tbe l'Ommittee wi:sh to thank the Henoni .J L'wish Ladie: ·
~ociet.' for their a ,'istancc, the arb .... tet', and also all those latli 'S and gentlemen \\·ho eontributcd the refreshments for the fuudion.
A a general meeting of the Dorshei Zion Associa- tion held on tbe 17th instant, the following officers and committee were elected for the en uing term:- President, :Mr. 1T. Kirschner; vice-president, l\Ir. l\I.
Toker; hon. treasurer, Mr. I. Bader; hon. secretary,
• r. B. 8egal; c·ommittce, Mes rs. J. J. Fine, M.
Oshry, b. ~Liller, \\'. ,'hames nnd Dr. Penn, ~re~.
dames \Y. Shames, D. egal, :M. Joffe, Ch. :\Iillcr and :\fo:;s Ahrnlrnrnson.
Bethlehem.
i 'l'l',Y well attend •cl meeting Ka.' held here on the 2nd in:-;tnnt which 'i'i·as addres. ed by Dr. 01 yan- (Yer, at which a 11C'W and -ren· stron(T 'committee of the Zioni:-:;t Assoc·iation was "elected~ as follo\TS : -
Pre~ident,
nr. , .
Zavadier; -vice-president, :\Ir. J. S.Jacob on; hon. secretary, :\Irs. Bertha Ro. enstein;
«omrnitteC', t11e Mis. e Jankeloi;vitz and Drever, and .:\fo, sr:. Zi1rn, Dre;ver, Kaplan and Seligson. "
Bloemfontein.
'lhe loeal Zionist As. ociation has been .fairly nc:tiYe recent]\ <-mcl se"'t•ral intere. ting functions hav·~
taken place. ·
l\Ir. J. Phillips, who recent!\ retnrned from Pale. - tinL', gave a ver~· i11tcrcsti11g leeture on hi:· tour. which was listenL•d to by a Yery appr ciafrrn audience.
\. reception \ms giYen on October 22 to :\Ir. L.
Hesniko"•, wl10 is the first Chalutz to leave Bloemfon- tein for Palestin "'. The rec-eption took the form of a eonC'ert and dance, which 'i\ as Yery w 11 attended.
.\.n ext·ellent programme w1i:., renclerPd bv I\Iiss G.
Freedrnan, l\Iiss R Golding, :\Iiss 8cblo.' sburg and _\fr. A. K. N'yman, and specehes \Vere urnde on behalf of the \'ariou: Je\\-ish bodies of the towu, who "·ere Yery 'iYL'll n•pr "it'Ute<l. .Jlr. Hesnikow, in a Yel'Y eloqu •nt sp ·ech, Hppealcd for more inm1ignrnts to g'o to Pal ~fow. _\. collection for the ~ ationa] Fund rcali:ecl O\ er £17.
. 'lhe Xntional Fund film," 'l'lJt• 1Tcw Jewish Pale - tnH, .. was =---lio\\·n at the Town Hall on December 1,
and 'ivas. well patronised; it produce~l u n exc llent impression, anJ enlightened ewr;vone as to the splen- did re~ ults of Zionist activih. in om _ -ational Horne .
Th committee is conc~ntrating . trongly on the di tribution and clcara11c ·:s of .1. ~ ational Fund hoxes, and earne tl~ app ·alt' for the c.:o-operution of the Bloemfontein .J c\\·ish public in this connection. It
11] o appeal for morn lady workers for the purpose of collecting the soci >ty 's sub::H.~riptions.
rrhe t\\·enty-second annual general meeting of the local Jewish Helping Haml and 13 urial Society ( Chena Kaclisha) was held on tb 9th in:::itant. ::\Ir.
rr.
Belfort presided oYer n good attendance. The members rose ns a mark 0£ respect to the late ~Ir. J. J ankiel on, a founder and ex-president of the institution. The presidential report ho"·cd tliat there had been heavy·alls upon the funds dming the :Year, i1noh ing a total outla,v of .f:i347 2s. ~)rl. The committee, therefore, had a diflicnlt year. and ruernbL•r,· were app alcd to for further liberal support to c•nable the work to go on.
Th ren.•nue account and balanc sheet haying been a<1opted, the following offieer, were elected :-Presi- dent, ::.\Ir. 11• Belfort; Yice-prcsitlent, l\fr. l\:L l\Ioro s;
hon. treasurer, ~Ir. I. Sorokin; hon .. ·eerdary, J\Ir. :N.
\\ 001£; trustee~. ~Ie. ~rs. 0. Drobis and B. Lc,·y; com- mittee, :\Ie~sr.;;. 0. Drnbi..::, 'jI. Per!"ky, ~I. Phillip, 13. L.
Herberg, L. Harris, Ch. I\lein, S. Kaplan, S. Kibur, Sol Harris, P. Prndes, H. :Jiilliner, B. King, B. Levy.
:\Ir. Ehrlieh, president of the Bloemfontein Hebrew Congregation, spoke in eulogistic term:,; on the work of the outgoing eommittce, und appealed to the mem- bers to suppl~· sufficient .fundR to enable the good
"·ork to he earri cl on.
The institubon has affiliated to tli 8 .. \. Zionist Feclern ti on .
Boksburg.
1~he £ollmvi11g la<lie' and gentlemen have been added to th newlv elected comn1ittee of the East Hand Zioni. t .\sso~iation :-1\Iesclames 8aretzkv and Hoppen8tcin, :\Iiss. B. Plotkiu, and ,\I s r~. L.
Berman and H. Stonefield.
Capetown.
The Dorshei Zion _.\s, ociation has forwarded to the Zionist Fed<'ration the amount of .f:2nl 10s. 9d.
for the .Jewish XationaJ }'und, full detnihi of which will lw found in our acknO\dedgment column . rl'he outstanding it m nrL' n~ follows :-Net proceeds of exhibition of film '' The X ew .J e\\ ish l)alcstine,·'' by the combined 7;ionist SocietiPs, £7H ls. 4d. ; clcarane'e of ~Tatiana] Fund boxes, £1.>S 8s. 8d. ; called d at the bri::-milah of the infant son of .\Jr. < ncl :\frs. ~I. J.
.Joffe, to inserilw the infant, Harry 1kmlel, in lhe Uold0n Rook, {;;20; eollcde<l nt the bnrmitnali of .Jlaster Moses ShnsJ,olskY to i nserilw his name, .f:l;');
sundry collection:-; au cl donations, l.:'.20 Os. ~H. \Ye
CHANDLER'S Beer makes the Heart Joyful
THE ZIONIST RECORD. December 31, 1923.
take this opportunity of expres 'illg appreciation of the service rendered to the fund by '.Ies rs. H. Sand- ler and S. H. 1\Iichclson, who have on several recent occasions taken the opportunity of Simcha to make collections for the fund. We desire also to express our appreciation of the a sistance rendered in the elearance of boxes by a number of gentlemen whose names \.vill be found in our acknowledgment columns.
The Government Gazette of the 7th instant.
announces the appointment of l\Ir. Laac Ochberg a Commissioner of Oaths for the Cape.
De Aar.
The following have been appointed the officers
;ind committee of the local Zioni.~ t Association to hold office until the annual meeting in March next :-Pre ·i- 1lent and hon. secretary, 1forris Hoffmann; treasurer, ).Irs. Israel Blumberg; committee, l\fe dames S.
Blumberg, R. Blumenthal, l\I. Hoffmann, Misse"' 'onja Goldberg, F. Feldman, Reb. Simson, F.
Feldman, Mes rs. Robert Blumenthal and Israel Blumberg. Mrs. . Blumberg has resigned the chair- manship of the Association, but remain a member of it committee.
Durbanville.
:'.\Ir. S. Borok, chairman of the local Hebrew Con- gregation, ha' forwarded to the Zionist Federation the sum of £16 1 . for the Jewish National Fund, contri- buted by the following donors, partly as offerings during the high festivals and partly at the brismilah of Mr. and 1\Irs. Borok's infant on, which took place on , hmene Azereth.- . Borok, £7; Ph. cher, £4; A.
Scher, £2; H. Emdin, £1; :'.\I. Kotzin, Ch. Berman, each 10s. 6d.; H. Scher, junr. and H. Spiro, each 10s.
East London.
The follo·wing collections for the J ewi h National Fund ha-ve recentlv been mad0 :-At the brismilah of Cecil, second ~mn' of l\Ir. and :C.Irs. D. Cohen, St.
Paul's Road, £2 3s. 6d.; at the wedding of l\Iiss L.
.Apple and l\fr. D. Levy, £4 5s. 9d. The committee 0£ the East London Zionist Association desire tlu·ough thi medium to convey their best wi hes and con- gnitulations to the bride and bridegroom.
At the brismilah of the infant son of 1\Ir. and :Mrs. Shechter, Quanza treet, a collection in aid of tbe National nnd Orphans' Funds was made, and sold h American auction, which reali ed the amount of
£6, being bought in the name of the parents.
Germiston.
The Jewish National Fund film, "The New .Jewish Palestine,'' was shown here on November 25.
There was a very large and enthu ia tic audience. The S.A. Zioni t Federation has received the sum of
£9 10s. for the National Fund, being net proceeds of the exhibition. The. local ladies merit cordial thanks for the a ·sistnnce rendered by them in connection with the arrnngements for the exhibition.
Johannesburg.
DooRNFONTEIN ZIONIST SocrnTY.
The half-annual general meeting of this society took place on Sunday, December 2, at the Communal
Hall, Doornfontein. The chairman, l\ir. A. Kirson, addressed the meeting, and expressed regret at the lack of enthusia ·rn displayed by the members of the committee during t.he period. He tated that all account~ and fees due by the society had been paid.
:\Ir. l\I. Jaffe, hon. treasurer, presented the balance :-:heet, anLl expre ··ed regret at the poor response by members in the way of sub ·c1·iptions and in support of the £unctions which had been held by the society, the result being that the society's funds had dwindled to a very small figme. The report and balance sheet having been pas ed, the following officers and com- mittee were elected for the ensuing half year:- Clrninnan, Dr. S. :Mallinick; vice-chairman, Mr. Ch.
Clingman; treasmer, ~Ir. l\l. Jaffe; joint hon. secre- tarie:,,, l\Iiss F. Braucle and Mr. N. Bersohn; com- rnitt ·e, ::\Iis .es E. Klingman, Rubin, Bersohn,
l\frs. Kirson, l\lessrs. 'ouzrn, LUl·ie, Kirson, Meltz, Noriskin and B. Gering. The following were elected delegates to the forthcoming South African Confer- ence :-Dr. Mallinick J\fr . .A.. Kirson, Mr. M. Jaffe, and l\Iiss F. Brande. Dr. Mallinick took the chair nnd pre ided during the latter part of the evening,
"-hen a lecture entitled '' Zionism in South Africa '·
was delivered by }.fr. l\J. Kentridge, a vote of thanks to \vbom concluded the proceedings.
Wm.m~'s ZIONIST LEAGUE.
The Women's Zionist League has forwarded to the S.A. Zionist Federation a sum of £10 for the Jewi h National Pund, being part proceeds of a garden party recently held. ; al o a sum of £50 for the Women's Maternity \Viney in the Rothschild Hospital in Pale ·tine, thi amount having been raised as the result of a pecial appeal made to the league by Miss Henrietta Szold, who was previously in charge of the Hada" ah \vork in Palestine.
Sn~IARYA LEvrn Zrn~rsT ocrnrrY-Cn, TK.\II Co~cERT.
'l'he above society celebrated the fe ·ti val of Chunu- kah on Sunday, December 2, by holding a Chanukah
?oucert in the Yeoville Cinema Hall. After the light- mg of the first Chanukah candle, l\Ir. l\L Chissick
ang " Degel Yehuda," and \\'as ably accompanied by }frs. Chis..,ick on the violin, and Mrs . .i\Ieasroch on the piano. The .Young l\Ii es Sonia Davidow, Miriam Fisher and Phyllis Orsorp (pupils of the talented :1Ii s Poppins SalomolJ) accounted for a number of very graceful dancing item , which were much appre- ciated by the audience. l\Iiss Irma Wilson is to be congratulated on tbe charming rendering of the quartette by her youthful pupil , l\Iisses E. and N.
Lauer, B. Esakov (violinists) and C. Wulffahrt (_pianist). l\Ir. Isaac Hersch entertained an apprecia- tive gathering with his reading on Chanukah, selected from the humorous \VOrk of Sholem Aleichem the Yiddish Mark Twain. Little Mis May :Mari~sky, the gifted and promising pupil of Miss .Muriel Alexander, ga rn a remarkable display of her versatility in the rendering of three recitations. J\Irs. David 1fann sang in excellent form, and further pretty renderings of ·meal items were contributed by Miss Bertha Cohen and l\lrs. l\Iontv Chi sick. J\Ir. J.
8troobach played a Yiolin 'solo. l\fiss Maryla
\Vulffahrt, who is a recent arrirnl from the continent displayed a perfect mastery over her violin, and . . . . b oav~
an impressive mterpretat1on of three classical solos.
::\Irs. Ernest Solomon proved a very able and obliging
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iiccompanist. The audience showed their appreciation by insisting on encores, which were given liberally.
The singing of " Hatikvah " and " God Save the King '' brought the evening to a sucecssful close. The committee wishes to take this opportunity of thanking the African Theatres, Ltd., and Messrs. H. Polliack and Co. for their loan of the stage scenery and the piano respectiYely.
Kimberley.
The local open-air Roof Garden Bioscope was cl'owded on Thursday evening, November 29th, to witness the absorbing picture play " Endurance,"
depicting the life and work of Herzl.
Rev. H. Isaacs and Messrs. A. losberg, M. L.
licnussow and H. Kremer have been appointed the delegates of the Griqualand West Ezrath Zion Associa- tion to the forthcoming Zionist Conference.
Dr. S. Zweiback, for many years president, and now honorary life president of the Association, was elected at the last elections a member of the Cape Provincial Council, after one of the keenest contests in Kimberley hi tory.
l'vir. Barney Benischowitz has been elected a member of the Kimberley City Council.
Kingwllliamstown.
A special general meeting of the local Zionist Association was held on Sundav, the 4th instant, at the Synagogue for the purpose" of electing delegates to the forthcoming Zioni t Conference. The meeting was largely attended, and the president, Mr. D.
Chedeckel, in welcoming the members and friends, eAi>ressed his pleasure at the good attendance, and then proceeded to explain the object of the meeting.
Rev. L. \Volk, in a short address, referred to the signi£cance of the forthcoming Conference, more especially in view of the presence of Mr. Nahum
~ okolow, and said that no one who had the opportunity hould mis this unique occasion. Mr. Morris Kramer and J\fr. D. Chedeckel were appointed the Associa- tion's delegates, and two resolutions were passed, to be placed on the Conference agenda. The president announced the resignation of .i\Iiss S. Gershuny in view of her leaving the town. 1\Iuch regret was expressed at he!' departure in view of her untiring
~enices to the Association for seYeral years past.
:'..\Irs. U. Leibowitz was elected honorary secretary and treasurer in her place.
... \.t a special meeting of the local Zionist Associa- tion, held at the residence of :M:r. and 1\Irs. U.
Leibowitz: on the 19th instant, the president, Mr.
J>.
Chideckel, on beha1£ of the Association, presented:\Iiss Gershuny with a handsome ink-stand suitably inscribed in token of appreciation of the valuable
\Vork done by her as hon. secretary and treasurer for the past few years. The president and Rev. Wolk paid high tribute to her able and zealous discharge of her duties, to which Miss Gershuny suitably replied. l\Ii. Ger ·huny is lea"Ving shortly for Cape- town, wher she ,~·ill no doubt find much scope for carrying on her u. eful "·ork in the Zionist cause.
Kroonstad.
The annual meeting of the Kroonstad Zionist , ociety was held in the Synagogue on Tuesday eYening, the 27th November, 1923. The annual report and balance sheet were read, and duly adopted. The following executive and committee were appointed for the ensuing year :-President, Mr. S. J. Kaplan;
vice-presidents, Rev. E. H. 1\Iatthews and Mr. S.
Smulowitz; treasurer, Mr. P. Rabinowitz; joint hon. secretaries, Mrs. \V. Kretzmer and Mr. 'f,;../.
Stein; ladie ' committee, Me dames L. Goldblatt, E.
Jacobson, . J. Kaplan, I. R.abinowitz, P. Smiedt, Misses Fanny and Eva Smulowitz; gentlemen's com- mittee, Messrs. A. Heam, \V. Kretzmer, A. Melamed, E. B. 1\firvis, I. Rabinowitz, A. Savage. ReY.
Matthews and Mr. S. J. Kaplan were appointed delegates to the for.thcoming Zionist Conference. The Society has done a great deal for the Keren Hayesod Fund, for which Miss Sadie Arenson worked very ardently in her capacity as hon. secretary. It was unanimously d"cided that Rev. :\fatthews' name be inscribed in the Golden Book as a mark of recognition for the ardent work he has done in the Zionist cause.
After the meeting, Dr. Olsvanger delivered an inspir- ing address on the recent progress of Zionism. A vote of thanks to the chair and lecturer concluded a very interesting meeting.
Lady brand.
On December 5, Dr. Olsvanger vi ited Ladybrand, being met by Messrs. H. Jacobson, president of the Zionist Society, I. Israel and l\if. A. Friedgut. That evening practically the whole of the Jewish community assembled at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. M.
Sandler, where Dr. Olsvanger delivered a stirring address. A general meeting was afterwards held, and the Zionist Society reorganised, Mr. H. Jacobson being elected chairman, frs. A. Friedgut secretary, with J\1esdames S. Green and .M. Pincus, l\fiss Steckoll. and Messrs. I. Isruel, L Sandler and l\f.
Steckoll on the committee. l\Irs. Friedgut was elected . the Society's delegate to the forthcoming Zionist Con-
ference, and a hearty vote of thanks to Dr. Olsvanger and to the host and hostess terminated a pleasant evening .
The Society is at present engaged upon the work of calling in all outstanding donations to the Keren Hayeso 1, and hopes to be able to remit them all prior to the forthcoming Conference.
Maqua&Si.
The local Hebrew Congregation has affiliated to the S.A. Zionist Federation.
N aauwpoort .
The local Jewish ladies, though few in number, have formed themselves into a committee to work for the Jewish orphans. The committee consists of:- Miss Polly Lewin, and Mesdames I. Shakinovsky, R.
Salkinder, D. Tobachowitz and M. Bobrow, with Mr.
David Salkinder as secretary. They organised a bridge drive which was held at the Hutchinson on December 5, and proved a great financial and social success. All praise is due to the devotion with which the committee and secretary carried out their numerous duties, notably in the supply and serving of the refreshments. A
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11et profit of £21 'is. od. \Y1ls reillised. and at a meeting of th· eommittee, at whiC'h accOlmts w >re ·wound up.
it wa" agreed to di y' de th proc:eed ~ C'qu~lly between the C1lpe .Jewish OL'plrnnug · a ncl the Pale"tme orphan~_.
Ou d ts.hoorn.
The Chnnuk:1h entertainm nt giYen b~T the pupils of the Hebr •w ])l'imnry ~ehool in the Gaiety Theatre on tlte ;)th in--tant, rcn·alcd splendid talent, and wn"
heartily enjoyed by a hu·g au<li~n~~· 'l he feature of the \'cning \Ya~ a play c:allecl l icturc. out of ~he Pa"t." Fom· J e,,·i.·h c.:hildren lrn ,.e prepm·ed a hn t- 11rn1:- tr and are <nrniting Hunta Clmrn, when their grandmother and mother aniYe, and the grandmother tells them that J cwish d1lldren celebrate hanukah, and not Chri,tnrns, and proeec<ls to tell them the story of 1rnnuknh, hawing th m pidme~ of how the J e\Ys were p rsecuted in anc:ient times. ''11hc e pictures then <:orne to life. Tl1e first :--how· ~fattathia and his follo,\· 'l'.' in ::\Iodin, nncl hi;;; resistance against thC' order: of the S.' rian king
to
worship idol"'. This st· en, ends \Yi th the old .J cwi~h prie 't <tnd hi. follo\\·e1"' going to muster their force..;. Th next . cenc sho"·Hannah ". 'eping oYer her 'eYPn • ow, who have been killed for refo ing to bo\\' c10\Yn to heathen gods.
Thi, . cene cnllecl forth tht' mo:-.t emotional acting of lie evening. • T e:xt is :·ltown .J udn. :\faccabeu con- dnctina hi" 'idorious campaign and e"tabli ·hing tbt' Fe.·tiv~l of Lighb in co1umernoration of the .J ewi h dl'li vcranc>" In the fowl scene 1 inc little hoy. and ni1w little airli' sing " Mooz T"ur." The following d1il<lren tooJc part in the play:-. adie Da·dt', :ilignon L ·win, Barn Agnrnat. Bame,v _\gl'anat, Lily Goldberg, Blo.-sorn ennan, lsanc ~h11pero, Th re a Horwitz and Lane \Yeinstein. ltev. .JI. "\Yoolf on condudl'd the choir in th last tscene, and :\Iis, E. ~faltz nccom- panied. After the interrnl, a short 8ketch in Hebrew wa. plu~ed, eutitlell " .\. _~cw Pre. ent," the per- former~ being I ~aac '\Yeinstein, :Jiajorie • acb, Harry Borkum. I '<.lUC , lrnpero Jack Finkelstein, , ydney
·11apero, Bamey .\granat, \\-alter Goldberg, ..:-\nnic Redhou._e and I van , acks. The organisers uud all those "ho worked ~o had to make the evening so great·
n ·uccess desl'l'\"e eyer)- credit.
Rustenburg.
'I'he annual general meeting of the local Zioui ·t Hociety took place on the nth in"tant, in the pre ence of a fairlv good nttt~ndnnee. After the balance . heet and fouuicinl report hn1l been pas 'ed the election of officers took place, with the followina rc"ult : - hair-
rnan l\Ir. A. H. Wulf. ohn; sec.;rctarY, }Ir.
nI.
Klaff;c.;om1~1ittee :iicssi.;;. J. I<uflev. ~I. Kadt"\, F. :-5holomir, .·. Gold:te
1
in, H. Chnnon. · .\.mongst' other bu ines.;;
tran. acted, it was decided that the Society acquire two £.5 shar •s in the N._\. Palestine Enterprise (Bin.' an) Corporation, Limited, and fifteen shares in the Bunk H·1ponli111. ~Ir . . I. IZlaff wa~ eleded the 8ocid,\' ·s d legate to the forthcoming Zioni. t onfer- cncc, and an important r 'solution aiming at the better wol'king of %ionist ~o,·ietie~ was a<lopted for sub- mi. ~ion at the C'onferen.· .\ ''ote of thank to th
·hairmnn, who ~uitnbly responded. ('Ollc]\.1ded the proceeclin.n::::.
'I1he Society de~ire~ to extend its congratulations to ::.\lis · J. , 'liom of Pi P aria on th · oc·ra ion of her marriage. _ foss Sliolll ha: hl'Ul a frequent visitor to Rusknlrnrg, and h~· hN bdf'l1tt•d . inging ha~ con-
RECORD. nee •rnher :H, H°l: .. B.
tributecl Yery lal'gely to the 'twcess of ·'Yentl Zioni.
funetions held by the So iety.
Somerset East.
~'he local Hebrew Congregation has made a dona- tion of . .f:70 to the Keren Hnve od, "·hi('h amount ha"
been duly receiYcd per the lo'·al Zioni t ::-:o ·i
t.v
by tht>headquarters of the fond in J olrnnnc~lJln'a.
Woodstock-Salt River.
'11hc , out h ~\ fric>an Zionist 1: ederntion ha,..
recciwd, per the CnpetmYn Dorshci Zion _\"'i:;o ·iati 1,
an amount of £.)1 5..__ 6d. for the Jewish _rational Fund, bein('l' the ~um total of offering' mall hv men - bers of the \Yoothitoc.:k-Salt River H •h1·c"· v~nirr !:!'n- tion on Yorn Kippur.
Wynberg.
'J1he local Zionist .\ssoeiation reports tli • following- ftmd-mising ndiYitie~ at 8irnc:h, s : -
... \t th ' brismiluh of tlll' infant so11 of Mr. . Oalloon on NoYember 12~ at \Yilson Roucl, \Yy11berg.
t!J 10s. was mi: d b;v _\mcric: n an ·tiou, the bu Tor being :i\Ir. Dresler of 'laremont, in the n:.uue of th infant.
.\t the Pidvan Bnlwn held the followiwr week th suer l-':ful buyer at the Arn "rir·nn 11uction lteid 'wn::.
~Ir. ::-;. Hunv'itz, 'l'ulbagh, also in the infant ·s narn . the total amount realiBed b ·ing £ 10 2s.
... \i the urismilah of the iufant son of _fr. L Gordou, Alfred Hotel, a douation of .£,) ;)H. ,,.n madt~
by ~fr. Gordon.
'l'h ' nbov -mentioned amounts ''" r di:·triliuted amongst tbe .Jewish rTutional Fund and sundry , out.h _\frica11 eduC'ationa[ and hat'itabl in. titutiori ..
FIANCAILLE.
KXJ.IL ~8KY - NE8TADT. -The cngucremeut o.ummme "d of .\nnie, elcl •st dnught r of ~fr. cl :\[rs. H. Kaminsky, 13.), El ·ton .\venUL', Benoni, to Hall'y, youngest :son of :.\fr. awl Mr... .J.
• Tt•stadt, also of Benoni.
Mr. H. Kamin. ky is a foundation uwmber and. ~~
memb0r of the committ0e of the I l'Ul Zioni t A. b - cintion; "·bilRt Mi 'S Kaminsky is also an earne. t workc1· in Zionil"1t o. rnl otlwr loeal .Jewish tau:::;e:.
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HEBREW WEEKLY.
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WORLD ZIONIST ORGANISATION.
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ORDERS (with Remittance) will be accepted by the
S.A.ZIONIST FEDERATION, Box 18,JOHANNESBURG
P.O. Box 424. Telephone 424
Chas, Koppensfein,
CERTIFICATED BOOKKEEPER, ESTATE and INSURANCE AGENT
91a, LAKE AVENUE,
BENONI.
East Rand Representativ<>-
Railway Publicity Department, South British Insurance Co., Ltd.
