In and Around the Town

April 29Lh, 1927.

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JEWISH CHRONICLE.

In and Around the Town.

Peninsula. The k y-note i" fficiency.

and thi i du lo th indefat i!!ahle effort::; and great enthusiasm of th Pr idenl. i\lrs. E. R. S 'fret and her co-work rs. 1 h organi~al ion, "hfrh i non-"e 'larian. has manv hranche~

throuo-hout the Penin-.ula.' and thc~e lOO, St. George's Stree~

Thursday.

THE AGED HOl\lE.

An in!:'LituLion th 1 .

!Jortant . at P av~ an 1m- Inu · _ l~art lll the lif of the com-

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^e . ape Jewi h Aged lhp · . . eall Y ~1tuated aw av from

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i ~ )U~t e of thP citv it a ::anctuary· , ·l . · · · can "1e1em our ao-ed JJOor

~rwnd th · · d i· · ⁰

p 'a<'e and en ec mmg years in

<·ar d comfort, and receive that

< an aUent' -h· h h .

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1 ^{ion '" Ic t ey reqmre}

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for tl l · ai e una ) e to JHOv 1de In-.t1'tu1el~ e.ve . The Incholm Place

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onlv J ~ . h a mo e 10me. It is the

\ i l~'t• ^• \\dl~ Acred Home in the Pro- . ' an as the · · I

111 the {; . re ¹~ on Y one other

A .. d H nion-Lhe Johanneslmrrr

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la,1 app 1cat10ns for adn11'1.

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th ' . e I eee1v d from all part of

f ouutr. B t

the l' · . u no matter whence

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ahpp l<'at10n come. the Cape

f'\.\1::- Ancel H ·

all l ^{0 .} ome is open to receiYe r e~en·1no- . .. A

1\ithin it e ~a e.. ^'\S a re ult, ]>nor fr ho. Pll.al precincts are aged Af · um 'anou part"' of outh

rica. and 1 . h .

·of re · leI l ey haYe a haven _t m th eveninrr of _c tl _{1e1r n-e} . 1· _.

RETRO PECT.

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old Phil· th ⁰¹¹¹: 1 an ofLhoot of the Cnpe J at~ rop1e ociety. now the EI e\\ ¹ h Board of Guardian"

e en year ao-o h ~·

an · · . t e need for uch

~t1!:'l1lutrnn manife tr.cl it" lf . I a11 111flucnfr1l o·ath . . e . anc of Lh<' I .. "1 ~' erm.!!: of mernher

. oc ,1 < ommumtv m t

llllo tlw rn·1tt r f b. e to go

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1 · a Honw SI tl f ¹· 1111!! su ·h

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n11't'l1nn :-,, u11·1111'1 ' nou" 1 y • fi a pu ic mo\ that had l . . con ^l rmed the . , )een mauguratcd Th opcn111g of a fund wa t'l . . e

<r 'llProu . "} . ' le sl!mal for

f . 'l c?nl11 Jut10n heincr lP d 01 ¹ ie f>l'OJcct

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)efore premi" , . ap e , June. 1918 .h ~ e1e ~ecur d. Jn

l.'" . • t pro1)ert kno,"11 a

l\.tvna ,' H f . •

1· • ll \ ~ u 'Hl:; acf{uire-d. Tlir

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LI - 10U'>P ''as rcmoc e le< to meel 1' requirem<>nl · of a home for aQ;etl, and I _{t 1e room \\ere [ urni~hed} '- _by

~lllProus donor . Great pride has

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\\ 1erp the inner '" n rkin rr _!'."' ·nu~ more

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1111tten and th insid taff alike.

EEO FOR !\CREASED

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I some time t 1e arcornmn nt·wn

ia_ . liPen quilt> inudPquat<>. and the . nihhle s wee ha::; ]wen ta f'cl to

~ls 11tn10 t capacitv. The 1wrd for

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1 ^{< •} aecomrno at10n 1il" nn.g

li•en fdt, for nrnm' d<>-.er ·ing appli-

<'. 111 " ha e 1u d tn 'L<> ref u~"'rl ::tdmis-

l<in. Thi ... Jin.:; } een a~ !!Tf''11 n di::--

;ifll>nint I . mc·nt lo t ] w C ,nHH1l'tlr<' · n ... tn

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0 ,ri~t>d. n1mli<'ant: th:•1n~c>l ''"'· and 1, ct nmned moYc was madP to en-

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l IP pr<:'~ent nre!ln-:1... or- til~lat<'ly thc•rc i plP;1tY nf f!rnrmrl for

11" purno~1' ancl a ct>rLain flllil of ll!n11nv } _{• > quc•at} I _{wrl for t} J. _11~ p11rpo::-P.

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)l'c)r·i•pd with the :--"ltenH' of ,:.nl 1 ·u-<'·

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1" llP<'n old folk. It i a pitv. whil..;t t1p, ''l'r . l I (~ .

l. I. c at 1t t mt t H~ ,011111111 ti r

f (( 11( t k

1. 1 arrpnge tn t'mhar · up1 n n

lllg<rpr d1erne ~and arrang fnr nuch

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HJ• de> lo th

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f l)H:Jr Ile\\ hall. \ft 1 ' ). room 11r e1~hteen inmate" j... lo king

d d h · could ju t

\ery far ahea , an t ey . . f 1 crer ..; ·heme.

a ""ell ()"one m or a art - d But here ⁰the financial a pect intru .es.

d · 1 xpf'U'lY

Building- no" a ays I-. al fe 1.., item. At the same tune. one

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be forthcoming in response \~ an appeal for money for such an o.JJCCL

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EXPE.\ I\ E U\ DERT Kt'.\G.

Thre thousand pounds. 1

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stand the ne\\ wino- will cost. an ' notwith tandino- a;propriations to- ward

th~ CO-~

of the erection. tl:e Committee are faced with. t.lu · situation: that whilst the

hu~lding

. · }Ji·oo-i·e.._c:: their ex- operat10ns are 111 :- -~·

l · 't · 11 · low One chequer at c ale ^I pi ia J ' •

h. . . h ·e,·er tl1e ,1·ork t m O' is certam, O\\. • • ·

mu_f not be retarded ⁰¹¹ this accou~it.

South African Jevff) must re:~:;;riu:-e their dutv. The indispensabihtv

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the Aged .Home is indispurah1e. Tlu.;;

j rrenerallv acclaimed. It shnnld. be

acki10,•:led~ed.

bu\ e....-er. in a practical manner a~1d the financial support mu t b; in a far greater meai:.:ure than at pre~ent ^j the 'ase. It is. a 11 ':-ry well to sav, ·•The Home is dom~

splendid w~rk for our a!!e<l need~·

The question should he a~ked whether it is financially able to carr; on the humanitarian ·ta~k ^{of housing and}

maintainino-om aO'ed j)OOr. The hulk

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of the support comes from t~1 ^ape Town community. but the time -~as arrived when country commumt1es must take their ~hare

'or

the burden.

The A o-ed Home. althou!!h -.it uated

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in Cape To\\ n. i~ nol a oca ~nst1t~1-

tion. IL cat r:" for eYery pro\ llll'e in

th Cnion. Given rnffic:ient n)orn. no de::>en ing case wil1 he ref u-.ed <'ll- trance. It will makP no cliff renc

"hether the applicant hai]... f i om atal the Free State or e ·en Rhodesia.

co-religioni ts in thes<" part..; shnuld remember this. A general appeal

should ht> In>< dca~I. and T f f'e-l "'llr that n•:opnn:-e \\ill J,p \\ itli that 1e11der con ... idrraLion :--o <'haractcri .... liC' of Jewry.

A CH RGE l PO'\ THE

CO.:\l~I ^{1' \} lTY.

. ot\\ilh~tanding th claim... of other. equally dcserYinµ· charit· lile institutions. al home and o ·er'-<><l'. ^\H' haw-. in the ged Home. a pha'-'P of charitable endea\ our that mu~t b

lilwrall~ :;upportcd. It :-land~ in a

cla::"'· alo1.e. The care ol' tlw ... ^f'. who in their old aµ:e. haw fall1'n upon e' il day .. i::- a char!!r on the <'Olll-

rnunitv ·" hich must

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lionw l'heer- fully c.tnd generou~ly. Let all "ho arc ahle. do !'om thing to lll'ip:hten lhcir remaining davs: to hrim~: a little ch rrf ulne:;:- i;1 nthern j ... e' dull and drah liw~. Our incfo!.ent a£ed mu"'t ht• proYided for and tl;e Je\d:h puhlic

lllU'-"t ('Orne forward tn ltt Ip in thi•

hem·r11·sC'nt \\ l1rk. The community owe a deht of !!ratiluO<' to the colll- mill ^'<' of puhlif'-:-pirited nwn 'ml 1Himen ,d10 uw- lfi!"hlv !!hr tjrnc a 1d r'1icrgy i11 tlw urn~t "repn'~ 11t1·d I~

the Aged Homl'. They a-.k f c 1 no thank . 1 hev ft>el thev are hut doinO' their dulv. ·nut thf'\ ·<lo appeal for financial·. upport to. t nahle them lo

1101 on Iv care for tho~~ nld foik al p rc>!'.·ent ·in th<'i r t'haqre. hut to take in anv nwrP ,\ho, ^11\\ in!! Lo a lack of n111m. h<n • hacl lo h • ;lenied admit- la11ce.

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cannot hrlp hut rcfr · in t!iP:-:<' note" to till' ~ple11did \\ork dnnt.' hy the ape To\\ n and ~uliurhan Cloth- inµ; Guild. a non-J1J" i..:h or!!ani ... , tion which exL t~ fur the col lel'I ion and di lrihution f \\<.lrlll clothing arnotH.!

1h • eharital>le institution£ of the

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are rc:--pon::;ible for t H' gat lermg Ill of gift~ of money and kind. Th•

annual di::.Lrihution i~ mad at an appropriate Lime-al tli omm ~nce­

menl of the \\inter ~ea~on. and \\arm blanket::; and clothin!.! find their wa into many a poor home throuµJ1 th~

agency of charitahlt· in~titulion!' which e.· i l to better tht lot of he poor of th creneral comnnrnil\.

JE\X ISH I 'STJ1 TIO S L.

BE. EFiT.

]e\\ i::.h charitable in:-litution ... are included arnon!! tho_e \\ho participat in the distribution, and w II fill cl

"a ·ks of 8UitahlP item::- of ,.}"thing.

etc.. are placed at the di posal of the Board of Guardian::.. the Orphan- age and th A~ed Home. \ l o an·

''~ry grateful fo~ ^th _ea ... onah1e g:ift::..

The bulky packa!!:es \\ re handed ov r on Fridav. and the Cath 'dn~l Hall

\\a~ a h{,e of indu~try. Willing h l H·rs \\ r rnanv. and a..; there has.

thi.:: vear. h en ~rn incre:t1'e in the numi' r of articles recei tl. th" re- quisil ic111::. of the Yariou.~ hospital~1 home:; and :-o ·ietie:- \\er satisfac- torily met. The lothin~ Guilcl is worthy of en~ry --upporl. and Lht' Je,\ i"h cornmunit v. ne'er difT prenlia- Ling hetwe n rac~· or creed. can l t' relied 01L Hot onh· tn maintain the _ upport they June. alway· g:iwn t<•

the Guild, hut also tn incr ·a--e it \\hen

nel·es~ary.

'\OT·· LIKE FATHER. LIKE. 0 :·

\.lr. hor \Ionlarru. Lord , \rnvth- ling ·-.son. is disind ined to foll cm· hi~

father'_ foot t p-.. Hi⁰h finance, apparently offers no attraction-. to him, mid. -.ws the London /Jail r ketch he ~-rfus "to h come a hanke~.

~~ ted aut 10r. r. l ontar.-u wr le thP i-.tu· film ~tnn ·· BHght,· ... which has carnC'd for hi'm Lltl:--l~inL~·d praiH'.

His lilt>rar and ... ci ntifi(' at ai1111wnls -for he {~ also a :,,cienli"l of "<>mt·

prominern·c>. p:iH· hi ... parent ... much

~ati ... faction. althow:d1 thev would naturally prefer th;l he t:ho..:c his father·~ hu:-:i1it'"'~ ^H" a l'aret>r. In

maller::; ~porting- both ~lr. . Jonlagu and Lord .. \\a\ thling nre keC'nh in- tercsLed in :--ol'~l'r. mid it mu~l .lune>

het•n a great di. appointment lo them that :::louthampton. thrir home team.

"Ne un:-i1cce ... ~f ul in the Engli::-h Cup Competition.

A 'l LE TED YOl G L1 Jff.

nder the nom de plum? of _, Guirnr reith:· Mi-.:: Gladv::-. Cohen.

cow•in of tlw \\ f'll-kno\

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commum1l work •r. ~ir Bollerl \Valev Coht>n. ; ... g:ainin~ nnwh promi1: ·nc~·

a=- a c·omfHI"' r of ~onµ~. or!'h< :;I ral

~uil s and pianoforte :--olos. Dnly ju::-.t out of hN teen=-. fi ... ::. oh n h'ls thirt) :-011~ to her nanw. aid Sir Dan Gndf n v. in mail "cl'k. t 011-

clucl d an o;·clw....tral ... uite of her cmnpo--it ion at BuunH'mo11th. I u ... t rec1'11tlv I. \ ladimir ernikoff the 1'111ine1;t pia11i ... 1. plH)l'd lwr .,.oln

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Pin-- ·at the ^1• dian Hali. thi ... L1·in~

the fi r'-'l 1wrforma111·1 . ~l i~-- Cnhl 11 i~

a Lnd1•11t of the Ho\ al 1 cad1'1t1V-

\\ ht>rf> .!w n 11dudc>d 'c.m o ch ... ,·.

and la-.t \t•ar ... fw obtai111 d i•,.ht h1nh

<.l\\ards . . In addition lo Jwr un- d1111btPd Lal<•t 1 ... .-i a piani'-'I n11d a

1 urnpc ... t'r. j... Coht•n i:- an f'lfic·ienl pla_ er of tlw 'iola. make-. \\ond<'r- ful ^Lap ~tr_ and <lr~rn ... pnrtrnil".

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1 n tht opini1111 nf tlw lalt· .Mr.

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I AND AROU D THE TOWN.

(Continued front Page 27.) London Jewish Chronicle, English is more suitable than Hebrew and Arabic for the advance of civaisa- tion. Following up this view. the late chairman of our London name- al:e left the bulk of hi fortune of

£301,798 to his on-in-law. Mr. Jus·

tice Chotzner, with the injum·~ion that half wa to bf> held by hin, for life and th n to go to the English Zionist Federation. which tht> testator requested to cncoura~e to the utmost the peaking, writing and learnin,Y of the English language by the inhabjt- ants of Pale_Line.

THE GUILD.

" The present po ition of the Jewish vouth in . outh frir.a i a hedthv 'one; wa the uhjett of an intere;ting inter-dt>hate. held la t Thursday at the Guild Rooms. be- tween the Cape Je\v i h Guild and the Student · Jewi h A sociation. and arranged by the Cultural Committee.

l\lr. D. Cohen, B.A .• open d the de- bate on behalf of thf Students. and :Mr. Hermann Cohen an cl Mr. B. Matz, B.A., opposed on h~half of the Guild.

ubsequently there ·wa_ a lin~ly dis·

cus"io11 in ·whfrh many took part pro and con.

A "AL RE

om:'

i lr. I. Cho:'ack. who lea\·cs next Tue day for Durhan will be greatly mi sed, not only hy hi colleague ,

\\ith ,vhom he w<:.!" ver~ popular. but by the whole of the rnusic-lovincr ection of the Cap Town community.

For nine years he has been a pro- minent figure in thP Orchestra and, as a tympani-t h<' ha::; frw e-qual . The number of i1druments and '· noi£e"' applianct·~ handlf'd by ~1r.

Cho ack is po~itively l1ewildering.

whil t he i · an t"xpert xylophon player. At the Pier on Saturday night, \\ hich \Hl l '' il~' of hi fare- well concert. he df'li2hted a large audience "''ith xylophone solo, and we.:: encored no les than three times.

!\Ir. Chosack hc.:.s join d the Dnrban Orche ·tra, the musical director f whfrh combination has a wry high opinion of hi late ·t recruit. Whilst he w"ll be rni:-~ed in Cape Town, on wishes him the be~L of luck in }ii" new sphere. .Mrs. Cho-;a k and lier ·on, ... Sonny." accompany Mr. Chosack.

l\IARQ I OF RE DI G- LL GUIST.

The

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ewd1 Tt•l graphic Agf'ncy relates an amusing linsruistic en- counter betv .. ·~en Ir. David Lloyd George. one time Prime Minister of Gr at Britain, and the \1aroui~ of Rending-, which the latter mf'~tioned i~1 a pe~ch ~1 made at n recent pub·

h · meetmg m London. The .Marqui · stated that once. at a dimwr, Mr.

Lloyd GeorO'e add re:-·e<l him in Welsh. \\ ithnut havin<r under::;tood the former Prime \Iinister. the Mar- quis reupond d immediatelv in what the audien e helit>wd to ·be Welsh also. What he \\a'-' actually ·peakinrr.

ho we\ er, "as Ile brew. "· I recited a Psalm in Hebre\\.'" the Marquise.·- plain d, ·• but the dinner guests he.

ii ved it \\as genuine WeLhl ., 1 HE GOLDE -RrLE.

In thi week"s ... edra, Leviticu , Chapter 19, verse 18. \\e read . . . . .. Love thy neiahbour a- thvse1f." A number of Christian h~lar who claim the Golden Rule a tht> law of Chri tianity could not get over the fact that thi \\a said hv \Io es more than a thousand year· before the birth of

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e u . Hence they triefl to e ·plain that \fose-; mPant tfu~ Golden Rule Lo apply bP.t\\'een Jew and Jew

\\hile Je u enlarged upon it and taught the Golden Rule to apply to

all mankind. ·

The non-Jewi h world can he atis- fied with uch an explanation but the Jew, especially the one who knows

April 29th, 192 .. ·

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Hebrew, is boun to ⁱ agree for thi opinion. The Hebrew ~en~ ., d . h' · · '"ne1ah·

frien m t i mstance 1 n In no instance in

th~

Bible

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find this term applymg exclu ne ^·l to the Jew. If thi would

apply~-~

the Jew only the term would _h:i 1 .,

b::e-1 ,. lvri" ( Hel re \-) or '· rhica ~Il ( thv brother). furthermore

. 9 h~

Exodus. Chapter 11. verse -· "

h·1dreI1 Mo es wr.s told. to tell the e ¹ d of Israel to get the loan of silve an crold ve el of their neighbours · · · t.

o . hb . thn

the term used for ne1g our Ill ·f in _the tance Egyptian who was the nat:o , is al o •· Reiah." and nu\' · no ¹1 enemv of the Jew was called '· Reiah·

. "bl . I )lr

thi. is incontroverh e ev1c ei b' that the Golden rule mentioned

f aw Mose-, was for the whole o Ill

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f ce or kind. wit out ¹ tmction o ra , creed.

I BRIEF.

Re\. A. P. Bender. on Tuesd⁰ 1' d h'b' . ^{l tJ} rnorninO' opene an ex _o• 1 1t10n a ₀ f

ew Galler" 98. Lonrr treet.

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about forty oil paintin!!~ bv Cl1a¹ Mas~Pr. The exhibition wili be ⁰Pe¹¹ until Mav 10th.

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Ir. 11. Kottler, the well-kn°'¹¹:

local -culpter. has fini~hed the b~-.

of General Hertzog, and this "ill

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presented to him hy the comm l ic re-ponsible for its purcha"e at Gro

chuur on Saturday afternoon.

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.i\lr. J. Joseph. on of M1. and ·~Jr­

Nlorris Joseph. of Oudtshoorn. ~ia·

passed his final medical e ·aminall ¹¹ at the :Middle x Hospital. Londoll·

according to cabled advice- j 11:=L t~

hand.

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T he enO'arrement ^i- announced ^0'

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Mr. Edv...ard Alexander Hell r. el

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on of .Mr. and Mr~. Charles Helle' of Cape Town. to Hylda Banet.

eide:f

daug-hler of J;Ir. and i Irs. Banrt. ¹ Bula\\ avo, Rhocle-ia.

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Another engagement announced r

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that of ¹ lr. ::3. Jacobson. of Cnf Town. and • Iis~ Rosie Jawitz. ⁰ 1 1\oorder Paarl.

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Ephraim. the nnl v rnn of I ·. ii11

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the late l\Irs. H. Horwitz. has

atttHf

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his LannitzYah, and \\ill read ma tJ at th ~Ialm ^·hury Syna~o~ue ¹ 1

aturday.

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Barnev. con of , 1r. awl 1 r.::.

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D o ow1tz. o d · · f ea P · omt. w 1 l 10 U\"' · be·

c'-1me barmitzvah, will read bi-' P⁰¹~ tion of the lU\ at th Great ::-:ynll crogue on Saturday.

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The brirn1elah of the infant ... on °t f ^~tree.

Mr. and Ir . D. L vv. of Kloo ::, . er

k I h

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too · p ace . at l e ar ns :din Home, Umon treet. on Tnc~., ;.

morning. and the sul. equent r ct~

ti on wa, larrrely attended bv f rieJl of the proud p~rents. .

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The brisrnelah of the infant

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