580 THE S.A. JEWISH CHRONICLE.
In and Around the Peninsula.
Barmitzvah Celebration at the Orphanage.
~ai urd;1y PYPlling \\ii" <l Wt',\ joll~· night
!'or both t1w thildn·n
or
ilw Orplrnnnge 111Hl for iho:-;r \\'ho hnd giYt>n Hp ilwir t>wning in reHponse to the Cornrniil<'P's inYitai.ion io attend thP B<ll'lll itzY1i11 part)· giYPll for i lw i wo JadH, .JlaHt<'rn .\dol ph Elli:-- nrnl Loui:-:Cecl<llO\\ itz, who lrnd rPcitPd ilwir portion:' in the i'rn H<'nior Sy1H1gogu<'H ihnt morning.
'l'lw dining h<lll pre:-:e11tt>d <l bright and aii n1d iw :-:pedndr \\ lw11 .Jlr . .JI. Al<''G:UHll'r n ni wd i o prr:-;idP ow r ilw lrn pp)· ilmrnµ:.
'l'hP fahJp:-; wrn' ta:-:trfu 11.v d<>cornird n nd W<'n' Jctdrn \rit h the llHtlil l drkdahll' Yia1Hb.
.Jlr. B. A. <1rc1:-:now, Prc:-:id<'nt
ot
tlw Orplrnnagr, inn l'r\\· well-cho:-:rn words \\Pl-<·on1Pcl .Jfr. AlPx<nT<lPr. ll<' :-:<lid tlrnt lw il"-
J>rp:-;id<>nt m1H padic1tlarl.'· dclighiP(l to han' hilll in the clrnir a:-: one o[ th<' trnHtPe:-s for 11rnny yenrH of the Orplrn1ww>, <ll1cl also n:-:
tlw l<'<HlPr and champion of ,Je\\·:-: <llld ,JC\\ i:-:h righiH in ~outh .\fri('<l.
.JI\'. Al(1Xil ndPt' ]HOpo:-;pd i lw ton:-;t or t lH' ]w,1lih nnd lrnppilH'HH or tlw t\\"(} Barlllitzvnh
lad~. HP imp1·p:-::-;Nl upon t1w111 ilw ll<'l'd io i<lh ilw l<'H('hi11g:-: ol' tlw dny':-: :--ll'<lrnh io Jwati, <llld, ahO\l' till, to i<lkl' cHlY<llllap;<' ol' i heir lp:-::-;011:-: HO ilH to iii i lw111:-:Ph C'H i 0 1H'('Olll<'
:ihlP and \IHPl'11I :--louih .\l'ri<'illl .IP\\ i:-:li
<·iti%11llH. JI!' ,\11'\<llldl'r ('Ollgl'iltlllntPd th(' boy: 011 n'<1('hi11g t hl'i 1· fi r~t ~tPp n~ llH'tlilH'l':-- ol' thr IIotlH(' or IHl'Hl'l and ill(' C'otllllliiil'P of tlw Orphanag<' 011 tlwir ('<ln' nnd wa.kh OY<'r i hrse and i hr ot lwr C'hildrPn l'P:-:id<'ni
<ii the Orphanng<'.
Habbi L H. Kranwr de! iYPrrd nn Ploqurnt oration in Yiddi:-;h, a<lmonil"hing th<> lads and oiher chil<lr<'n to rnakr the mo:-:t
or
thci1 opportunitirH and rxprcH:-:ing- hi:-: grnt ifil'ation at the .Jewil"hnr:-::-: or ihr training giwn to tlw c·hildren.A f-lhort but Y<'ry fine muf'icnl prognnnmP follow<'d. Mr. B. (iarfiinkel, accompani<'d b)· -'fr. \Yrn. Perl, l"ang 1'Pveral l'ong:-:, and wa» compelled to giye rncore:-:. l\Iis:-; K. Grll recitecl with good effect and ~Ii:-::-: H1tth CohPn playrd the piano brilliantly. 'l'he:-:<' \rere followed by five of the 0 rphanage girl:-: in n very pretty and effective musical :-;ketch.
hnd <'<l l'l'i<>d out lu'r fa:-;k o[ catering for the
\Hll't) :-<o ('ffici<111ll.\·, n~ <ll~o to .Jlr. <111d Mr~
Bt'l'('-..ill:-;k)·. the J>rill('ipnl <llHl .Jfatro11.
Thi:-: l'Olldu<lecl llw rornwl pnrt of tlw pro-
('('(1Lli11g~ nncl rnn11_,. o[ the grown-nps left th<' childT<'1l io enjoy the l'PSt of' ihr ('\'Plling wii h g<llll<':'. singing ml<l cl1111l'i11g.
C.T. Heb,rew Circle.
011 \\.t>dlleHdil). l'\Plling, 1~lth i11Ht., the (1.'l'. Ilelm·\\· Circle'~ mceti11g took the form or n lPdll )'(' at t lw Zioni~t Hnl 1
h:
.Jlr. H.Lip-:<'hiiz on " 'l'he ~11rnaritcrn:-:."
.JI r .• \. L<>vin, i lw P1·p~idr11t, hnyi11g iniro- d ucc>d the lc>durt'r, :--nicl thilt tlw ~tory of the :--lnt1l<ll'itn11:-; wa:-; intprp:-;ting in itHeH nnd o[
~1><'<·inl intPrP:-:t to us .Jr\\:-i, of whom tlwy vou--idt'rNl tlu'm:-;rh P::i a part.
.Jlr. Lip:-;chitz told hi-.; nudien<'e tlrnt the :--lirnl<l ritn nH c.:011:-:idrred them Hr l yp:-; co-dc>Htc>n-
<ln 111 :-- \\it h llH Of the f ~nwliteH \\"hO CHllle lo l<:gypt with .fal'oh, tlrnt \\'<' had io a tertain
<'\tPni ~ c·om111on hi:-:tor,,- ancl l'Ollllllon
tr,1diiio11~. <llld looked fonrnnl to a l'Olllrnon
<lPst i 11)". 'l'hey r<'joit'<'U in hrnel ':-: gloriolls pu:-;t n11d :-:tres~<'d tlw diffel'l'lll'<' bPh\C<'n om
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F price were the only test of a food, you might as well eat sawdust. What really matters is the actual nourish- ment you get for each penny you spend.And that's where the genuine Tiger Oats scores. Every packet contains a full 2 lbs. of the rhost
Augu l. 28th. 19:11.
('())lCl'ptiOll Of hiHtOl'Y and their:' ill thrPC' boob: Fir:-:tl:. "Tlw Book of ,J oHhua, ilw
:--011 of _ ~un." in which they drdarcd tlrnt
1 he Pentateuch i:-; c·omn1011 to both them and
u~. but that they took o\·er th<' l'<'<ll hi~tory aftl'r that, lr:wing u:-: io writr <l new hi~torv
ror Olll'SC'h (';-,: "-('l'Olldly, .. Tlw .Jiprnoir:-; o[
tlw High Pripsh;," nrnl la:-:tly, '' 'l'he Crn:-;sing of t lH' He'd ~•'<l." Thrsr book~ .did not c;cm- iain 1111y impol'tant hiHtoric·al l'l'('Ord:--, but <l :-:t'<[ll<'lll'!' ol' <'Wllb ill the l LH'S of indi\ iuua];-;.
Tlwi1· l'Ollllll'). W<lH 11n11wd nftrr 01w l'-\lwrnPI'. from whom the rncnmcl lrnd H'igin-
<llly lH'('ll bought. Thry dainwd dP:--ccnt from Pind1,1:--, the grandson of ~\aron. ilw :fir:-,t .JP\1·i:-;h high prie:-:L \Yiih ilw bnit>litr c;on- l[ll<':-t of Cnrnrnn tlwy ceased \\·or::-hipping ihril' gods nnd <litn<'hed ihern:;pl\·e:-: to ihe 1wopl<' of hnwl. Th<') ma intn i1wd that l'-lhrclwrn m1..,
t
hr Bet hrl of ,J nrnb ':-: drrnrn.'l'lwir ~11cred hill, .JJouni (;Prizim. ha<l :--lwl1Prrd lhl\·itl in hi~ plight from SnnL nnd it wn:-- lwr<' th<1t thr ki 11g:-- \H'l'<' ci 11ointrd.
'l'h<'y nl~o rrlaiPd tlrnt D<n id wn:-; forbidden to build Uoci'H hou:-;P, and that thr \\'ork wa::i h'i°l l"or hi" ~on ~olornon, the Ki11g of Prac ..
Their re:-:rutmrnt against t 1w ,J ewi8h prieHts,
<'~PP('inll)· agni11:-:t Elijah, \\a;;; bitter. Tlwy l'<'rordcd ~halm1rne:-;:-;;H's :-;eiz<' of ,l ern:-alem nnd declared thnt tlw.\ went into <'xile with i he ,J (1\\'H.
'l'hry atc<..'pl<'(l th<' 'l'pn Ccm1111nrnlme11b a:-
\rell l1H i he new 'Porn h "ritten hy Ezrn.
.Jlr. Lr\ in r<'lll<HkPd 011 the phenomenon of' i Jw continuity of thi:-: proplP who refu. rd
to lllillT) with ( 'luiHtian:-, arnl with whom
M
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MO
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nourishing, health-giving, eco- nomical food it 1s possible co buy.
Remember, real T1ger Oats is only supplied in airt ght packets which preserve all che purity, flavour, and natural goodness The quick cooker is called Jungle Oats, and ic cooks in 3 minutes. It is a revelation of daintmess.
Councillor Louis Gradner, in a humorou:-:
f-lpeech, offered the ronnnittre'I' sincen•
ihanb to :Jlr. Alexander for p:iYing up hiH
<'vening to preside at thi:-; festivr gathering.
He tendered the warmeHt thanks of the Committee to l\Ir. and :.Mr:-:. A. Fryde, who had once again :-;nppliecl thr BarmitzYnh boyH with complete 0111.fitf' for the occa:-:iou. Ther had prrformed this generou~ act ince tlw in('rption of ilw Orplrnnagr, and hr hop<'d i hey would hr with 11:-; for many more year:-:.
TIGER OATS
rrhr speaker ihrn frndrrecl tlw Comrnittre's gratrful appreciation to the arti:-;tr:-: and to
Mn<. J. Lnrir, thr <wting Clrnirlacl)·. who
·Mercantile Press
[A. W. Ellord 8 Co., Ltd.]
reduces the cost
.. Tiger" brand foods are pre·
pared under ideal cond1tior11 by The Tiger Oatr Co. Ltd., Maitland and Moorreesburg,
C.P.
of liYing
Printing ol Distinction and Quality.
Pbeae• 45:50 El IZ'.54·
~43, Loop Street .
(~g<,r;,·5~~:;T~)
CAPE TOWN.
August 2Bth, 1931.
tlw .Jt'\\':-; rdu:-;(•d to nniiP. Hr thrn thanked thl' lecturer for thr intrre:-;ting lrrtnre he had giY0l1.
.Jfr. ~I. Wolozinsk:--· a]:-;o iook part m tlw di:-;ens:-;ion.
On ~und<l,\" eyening, ut h Srptrmher, :Jl r.
z.
Avin ·will open a discussion on the Hebrew Confrrrncr in Berlin.Zionist Socialist Party.
Under thr a n:-;pice:-; of the ~out h Afrienn Zionist ~ocialist Party, a mr<'t ing will he held in the Zionist Hall on ~atun1ay, 29th inst., at 8.15 p.m., when foe ~10nist CongreR1' will he discus . ..;ed. Advocate Julius Le\\·in
\rill be in ihfl chair.
All arr \Yelcomr.
The Zionist Ball.
13lue and white :-:;trranwrR aml H profusion of greenery arrangfld in the mm;t artiRtic f'lyle were the main fratures of the decoration
~cheme at the Zioni t Ball on Thur:-1da:·
PYcning last. The Zioni::;t Hall pr<,:-1ented a
\·rry gay ap1warance and a bright atmoHplwn' 1rns maintai1wd throughout ilw rn•ning.
Thfll'<' m-1:-; <l largt' gathrring JH't'srnt and
<laneing- took pla('P to
ttw
straim; of \'i!' Davi1-1' OrC'hrst ni. .\n ('XC'rllrnt suppt>r ";J . ..;:-><'l'H'd in ilw ~linor Hall and then' ('()Uld
ht• liiill' doulit that ill<' ladiP:-1 ol' tlw Hnot h
~ion. who \\"<'I'<' rt'~pon ·ihlc' f'or it, hn<l gott"
to 1to I ii t I<' t rouhlt» 'l'ht•.\ \\Pl'(' <1 IHo i 11 drn 1w·
of thr dP<'oration:-1 and in thi:-1 direriion, ioo, tlH')' <lid p;d r<'rnPly wrll.
'Plw Bnll \\'Hs on tlw wholP ct l"lH'l'P:-;: arnl a fair Hlllll should ac·crue to ihe ,Je,Yi:-d1
~ ational Fund as n l'<'Hll lt.
Mr. Joel Myerson.
.Anotlwr Dor:-<lwi Zion Conerrt iH ht'ing hrld in the Zioni:-1t Hall on ~ \mday C'Yening, lith Srpternlwr. An indiC'ation of thr rx ('Pllent 1-1tandard o( t hr programmr hring- arranged iH tlw fact that .dr. Joel M.n'r:-<on, the well-knmYn ~ou1.h Afril'an tenor, will rnntrilrntr to ii.
The Orphanage Concert.
L\ Grand Concert i:-; being a tTangt~d in aid of the Cap<.' J e\\'ish Orphanag<' Fund. h:·
the African Theatre:-:, Ltd., at the Opna House for Sunday eyening.
Donations of 2R. Gd. entitle holden:;
or
reC'ciph; to a :-:eat in any part oI the Housr,
\\'hich mav lw booked at the Opera Hou:-<<' hooking ofne<' before Friday, the 28th imt.
The whole of the procerds will be devoted to OrphanagP Fund:-:.
A WI')' fine prograrnmr is being arrangell
by < the General Mana O'er of African Theatrr:-; i:--.
and Allen· Doone and member:-; or hi~ com- pany will a:-:~ist.
Tickets may he had from nwmher:-' of the Committee and booking should hr seen to at once as the plan i:-' filling up fa:-;t.
Social I terns.
::\Ir. and Mrs. David Getz are heing con- gratulated on the hirth of a :--011.
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::\Ir. I. l\lauerberger is at present i'pending a holiday in Durban.
THE S.A. JEWISH CHRONIC:U:-
Th(' engag<111H•11t is annomH:l'd ol' LA'ah, eldr:-<t dirnghkr of ~Ir. ;rnd ::\IrH . ..:\. <'hial, of Tamhoer:-; Kloof. to Loni~, eldrr H011 or .Jirs. Prrlrnan <ll1<l thl' lat(' )Jr. B. i>C'rl111an, ol' Tamboen.:; Kloof, formrrly of Ntdherland.
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:Jlr. :Jl. Pt>Y:-;1wr lefi Cap<' 'l'0\\'11 011 :Jlo11-
day 011 a husine:-<s yj:-;it to .Tohanm':-;Jmrg.
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Tlw mcnTinge of LouiHt\ daughiPr o( .Mr.
and i he late :JI rs. S. Bernhardt, or Capt' Town, to Barnpy Brrger, a11-10 Ol rape 'Town, take:-; place in thr Hoeland ~treet Rynagoglw on Sunday eYening, 30th irn;;t.
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'The next Zioni~t Convernazione take.· place in the Zioni .. t I1 all on rrucsday rwning, lRt Nepternber.
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Dr. Ray 8chauder returned to ~onth Africa on l\londay last by the " 'Varwick Castle."
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::\fr .• ·. Y. ,Jacobi arriYPcl in Cape Town on Wednesday.
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~Ir. and ~[rs . .Nathan Lazaru:-; arP being eongrai ulated on the occasion of tlwir :-1ilwr wedding-, whieh i~ lwing- <·elC'hrai<>d 011
:-.;undn:--·.
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:!:Dr. ~fanfrt•d ~i1than, K.C., \\'ill hr ihe spcakrr at thr ~laccabean Guild Lunchron ai tlw Carlton Jlotrl 011 Monday, ~lRt inst.
BRISME AH.
The circumcision of the infant son of Mr. and
\lrs. David Getz takes place at 12.15 to-day at the Trafalgar Maternity Home, Hof treet. Friend!'>
will be welcomed at "Tandem," Marmion Road, Oranjezicht, on aturday evening, August 29th.
SIL VER WEDDING.
At Cape Town by the Rev. A. P. Bender, on 26th of August, 1906, Gertrude Ellis to Nathan (Nat) Lazaru~. At home Sunday, the 30th inst., from 3 p.m. All friends cordially invited. "La Serena," Eaton Road, Tamboers Kloof.
MARRIAGE.
BER HARDT- BERGER.-The marriage of Louise, daughter of Mr. and the late Mrs. S.
Bernhardt, of 13, Wandel Street, to Barney Berger, of Cape Town, will take place at the Roeland Street Synagogue on Sunday, 30th August at 7 p.m.
Reception: British Temple, 37, Roeland Street, Cape Town.
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~EHVlCE DURING IIIGII FE TIVALS
ZIONIST HALL, HOPE ST.
Tickets obtainable at the Zionist Office, 147a, Pfoin Street, from Mr. B. Witten, 84, Caledon Street, at the Zioni t Hall on Sunday, 30th August, and 6th eptember from 10.30 a.m. to 12.30 p,m, and from Monday, 7th September, every evening from 8 to 10 p:m.; Friday, Erev Rosh Hashona, the
whole day.
All Seats must be booked at the Zionist Office, 147a, Plein Street, Cape Town.
Jewish Memorial Council.
MAX MICHAELIS SCHOLARSHIP
Applications are invited for the Max Michaelis
~cholarship of the value of £225 per annum, tenable for three year1 at the Universitie, ot Oxford or Cambridge. The Scholarship is open only to students inteniling to enter the Jewish Ministry. Candidates must be between the ages of 18 and 21 on the 1st October, 1932, and will be required to how evidence of ability to pass the necessary entrance examinatiom• before going into residence, and also the J e" <;' College Junior Examination, and at lea t one, and preferably both parts of the Middle Grade Examination or other equivalent examinations. Forms of application may be obtain from the ditor of the 0 TH AFRICA JEWL H ,HRONI LE and must reach the ecre·
tnr of tlw Jewish M<'morial Council, 20, Gr~at , t. flt>l1·111', T.n11don. )•,.(
.:t,
not lutPt tlwn 0H•111l11'12nd, 1931.
JOEL MYERSON
At the
DORSHEI ZION CONCERTt Zionist Hall,
SUNDAY, 6th SEPTEMBER.
f l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l f f l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l f l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l t l l l
O'ri'~~
PALESTINE ORIENTAL STORE
123, PLEIN STREE r. CAPE TOWN.
\\ e ha"e received for the forthcoming High Festivals TALEITIT1M, ~1ACHZORlM, greeting cards.
Very Reasonable Prices.
Special Discount for Reverends and Congregations W,ite '\1:k 6mbro1derd Ark C:>vers ac very retsonable prices.
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Obtainable from the Plate Glass Co., Ltd. and all Garages.
