In and Around the Town

De<"emher 9th, 1927. THt S.A. JEWISH CHRONICLE.

In and Around the Town.

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HARDLY A QUORU~f.·

Tl1ere 'ms hardly a quorum at the annual meetin~ of the Cape Hebrew Hclpin~

1Hand ,ociety. and tl~u ....

once a!!ain. ha"e we n demon~tration of the exi~ting apathy and a lack of interf'<=t which the member of the 1ucai }e\\i.::h communitv take in the acll\-1lle" of tho~e ·organi!::ation:, ''hi ch. dav in and dav out rrrapple

\dth tht> p.roblem of allevi.lting local di::-tre~... And one see:- at the_e annual meeting"- the :'>'.lme faces. No matter "h<:"Lhe7- it h<:" an Orphnnage.

A!!efl Home. Philanthropic or <<ny otl1er ~ o ·iet v's rneetin'.!, the same

>eoplf' ~HP tberc. eldum are there

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newcmneL to as"i~l in the hu r- de;1 elw ·rfullv taken up hy the sclf- sa<"rificing: f e~r. These neYer fail in their duty. Take up the annual reporb of e\-ery charitable in"l itution i11 Cape To\rn and you \\ill see tl_1at these "orkcr~ :ue noL content ln give thrir .... en ir·c>~ to one nartieular organi-

sation: thrY !!iY · thPir ti1ne and Pner!r'I to e\:en: a~tencv that lrns for for

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^hject ·the' alle.viation of the di~ tre'- and po,•erty in the com- m uni L'. ~lo::-t of them serve on every c·ormnittee. and thus set an example lo tho:-c \\ho

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content to let other do the '' ork for them.

Pl1BLIC SAT! FIED'!

1 he Chairman at the Helping Kmd meetin!!' cho~e to ser in the ~mall attenc ance a ~ign that the public were sati:::fif'd ' ith the manner in which the i11~titution was admini.;;tered.

That j.:: certain]v one way of looking at it. I pref~r Lo regard it iu a (.liff, ^1't'nt li!!:hl. Many think their dut) hetrin,;·and ends wfth their small con iLutio11 to the funds. '' Here~

m - ..-ruin a. but don't otherwis hother mt>:· That i>:; a::- far as iheir inlt'n~:t f!OC--. They do not "ant to kno\\. anvthin~· about thP lot of their di .. tre:.-~e~l ] r;1Lhcr.... Ever:one, of cour!'-C. cannot tak' an acti e part in the admini~tration of a charitable bodv. hut a far larger number of mcn"il l" .. of the community c;1u take ::.n jnter ::-t in the variou in~titutions.

It shoulc be poor satisfaction to the ariou" lu1rd working committee to h:n e to a~·count for'"' their activitie"' to an empty hall. Far _from it hei~1g

3 --ati factory ~ign~ it 1s a Hry du;- quieting fact. To ocpe with the gro~·­

in~ di .. tre ::- it j-; nece ary that this ::!.path~. tl1i!" di .. ·interestednes~. _ho~ld

~i\P pfaC"e lo lwalthy and pro~re~s1w·

co-operation. Jewi~h charitable in·

-.titution:-- 1 ·long; to the Je,.., ish public.

th memlw·r" of "hi h hou ld make ii their ln1--i11e-..;; to keep in tourh aml lo mnk<' thenLeln'. acquaintecl ·with tlw manner ]n "hich l'haritahle en- dt·m ur j .. administc>red.

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:urely an hour or t\\O at au an ual meeting of a cl1aritahle institu-

tion i~ not too much lo f'-Xpe"t? It

·ho uld be sufficient Iv attra«ti ve to li:::Len lo an accounl.of te\\ard·hip at fird hand, and to learn of the manv difliculties with \\hieh the c·om- niillee ha\ e to contend. But ahovt>

all it i-- th dut of the members of the rnnimunitY t~) allen<l the~e .gather- i112~ in orC!e~· to off r adviCe and co~1strudh e criticism, lo hdp th admini!"traturs of puhlic funds in their ~elf-appointed task. There can he. no sati~faction in the fact that only a handful of people pre enr thern_elves at these amrnal meetings.

There can onl v be dif:courag:ement to tho c . ocial w~rker who e only pay- ment i~ the knowledge that they are f'.arryini! out indi-pensahle dutie:-; are

enrrarred in heaven-~enl \\Ork 011 be-

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half of the aged, the poor, t . e sic · and the orphan. It would be to them a ign of appreciation at lea~t if: when they is l'e notice5 of theu- annual deliberation·, the re-.pon~e is a large attendance at their meet- ings.

A POPl"LAR WEDDING.

The wedding of Mr. Isaac braham on. elde t on of Mr.

1. Abraham on, of local Xa_h l.\Iotor fame, and Mis Ro e oloman.

took place at the Garden Synagogue ]a<;t unday. The Rev. A. P. Ben- der. .M.A., performed the cerem?ny.

which event \-\aS largely attendea hy friends of ho th families. The popularity of the young couple in Cape Town "a endorsed by the large number<; \\ho cr.owded the ...,ynagof!ue.

many being forced to stand duri{1g the ceremonv. The bride, ·who ,.,.-a_ _L" oiven away _,/ b~· _• her father. wa~ _• channi na in a frock of \\ hitc sat 111

in the period style with an insertion of Brussels lace down thc:> centre.

The border of the frock ''as em- Lroidered in white and silver and J~e won~ a hand-made Bru~sel:- lace ye1l '' hid1 '"as held in place by a head·

dres:, of orange blossom·. Two

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the four bridesmaid carried the veil.

The bride maids were the l\ilisse' Fmrny and Janey Abraham on. May olomon and Hazah Burnstein. Th⁰ bride\ ister wore white georgette and the other white taffeta with silver tissue. All wore white crino·

line hats \\ith long treamers. The bride's mother wore a rose frock of georgettc and lace with a lace coat

~tlached. her hat being of crinoline of Yieux rnse shade. Mr . Abraham·

~on, the bridegroom's mother wore a lace frock of pa tel ~ hade~, with a geor!!;etle coat of pink heige and hat to 1~1atch. The canopy bearer"

\\f'l'e le.;;:::rs. I"'~Y Abraham.son.

.Toe Isaacs, .Toe · o1omon and ls"y olomon. The dutie~ of be t- man were ably carried out 1 y Mr.

Frank Weinhe~·g. The suh~eqnent rcc:eption, held._ at the Zioni~t Hall.

was attended by oYer eight hundred gue~ts, the health of the happy couple being ghen by ::\lr. A.

Friedlander, and that of the. parent' In ~Ir. H.

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Stodel. they beiug re-

~pu1 <k<l lo e::;pectively by the hride-

g1 uom a d hie: father 1r. I. Abraham-

~01l. The lH>:wl y-rnarried pair left by the mail train to

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ohanneshurg for their honeymoon, and inte11d relurn- in<r i11 a ~oupl of '~eek's time via th~ Coa~l route. They will then 1·e ide at l\Iuizenherg. O~er one hundred and fifty present" w re rec ived.

pe<'ial mention should be made of the ('lit glass liqueur set on a llver stand pre~ented bv the taff of Ta"h'~

Cape vlotor' Co. - Dancing wa kept up lo an early hour to the strains of

\Iessr~. Zabow and :\loller's orche~tra.

A ·· SOUL SA VER .. ,

Thr Re\. E. H. Ettman need" no introduction to Cap Town Jewry.

His acfrvili as a J!eshummed are prelly well known. Mr. Eltman will tell you that he wa. baptised al the arre ~f thirteen when lie had no idea

\'\,hat the ceremonv wa all about.

He will also tell y~u that he is till a Jew and proud· of it! But Jewry ig not proud of him. I ee he ha_

now heen airing hi" view throu~·h the medium of '' De Kerkbodc," and in n recent i ue of that official organ of the Dutch Reformed Church, he ha~ given an account of his labour - ' · pre ious soul-saving- labours" he calls it. " De Kerkbode " give him plenty of space and therein he advi es hi· '

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e u -Intoxicated " ma ter to help him to find labourers to move

among the Jews personally. in their homes. bu ine se and in their a- emblie ; for the distribution of the ew Te tament: for v.ork among ''omen, children, ''elf are vi it or and yom1g converts; and all tho_e in-

~luded in the -variou congregation"

of the church. It is reallv the old.

old _tory of missionary eff~rt ^among

Jew.:;. a1~d it i not neces~ary for one to write at rrreat length on th uh- ject. For ~-.hat goo~d :\Ir. Ettman"::~.

mi sionary activities doe_. it \\ould be advisable lo utilise hi ~alary and ex.pen ·e.:; on very necessary \rnrk within the church, .:av in connection with th present s~fTerer.:; of the drought. than spending it upon _that

~·entleman 's in ignificant and ure-

~po11 ihle •· _oul-sa\ ing ·· husin<'~:-.

JE\C .A"\D CHRISTIAi\lTY.

Apropo of the aho' e . uhj ·t, 1 haYe been 1·eadino-a book by a '~ell­

known Gentile

~lergyman entitled~

'·The Jew and Christianity; ome Phase~. ncient and .1. fodern of the Jewish Attitude Toward ....

Christianity.~· The author of the book is Canon Danby, D.D .. \\hLl

translated from Hebrew into Engli~h.

Dr. Klau_ ner·s •• Je us of 1 azarPth:·

More e_pecially for thi particul~r rearnn did I read Canon Danby..:

apol~g:etic hook. To l~are w it.h ~ny reader- his view on Jew1.:h Chn Lian

t"lations, I give her with hi- con- cluding: paraµ;raphs :-

.. ~ineteen hundred ears of Christian dealing with jew· lun:e brought it to pa~ that Chri ·ti ans, th

~worn -oldier- and servant· of Jesu:::.

despite centurie of real Chri ~tian endea\'our, in pite of the ~amtly lin~s lived by counties~ host of holy and humbl men of heart, apo t1e~.

. aint · and martyrs-de pite all the·e.

Chri:::tians as such have not been, and _till are not, in Jewish eyes, the true torch-hearer- of Je us of l\azareth. •Ye are the light of the

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commis- :-ion to u:;, 1 i disciple~. Have we failed? ot entirely. The lighL of Christianity ha· shon in the darke;;t

·places o( the earth. and still i:- foniug throughout the greater part of the civilized world. It i ~ the

Jew

alone who, all through our his·

tory, ha\'e tood aloof. ·watched that light and rejected that light-or, it would perhaps he more tru to ~ay, h~we rejected those who were the:"

1 r>arer.;; of that light.''

Ci\:\O°"' D,\l\BY' HEASO . Thi is Canon Danhy'~ rea~on:

'- The rea on is plain: th~ Chi·istia.1i.

'' here\·er he '"a confronted by the Jew, ha __ traightway ca~t away hi.., Chri ·tian torch, rejected hi· Lord'"

commb~inn. arrogated lo himself the

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right of Yengeance where our Lord Him~elf forgaw. The Christian Church. whereYer and \\henever th power lay in its hand·, ha ~hown to the Je,,i'ih race only the darkened.

blackened wall of wngeance, of hatred. malice and all uncharitahl . ness- acts unblessed by our L rd;

it ha· not ·hown them the }night light of Chri..:tian charitv.

" re we lo hlarn - Lhe Jew, if thev haYe failed to ,ee Chri,t in Hi'~

Church. nnd now, at la, t, go gropin~­

to find Him in their owu way, u ing for their guide any ,.,. ill-o'-the-wi:p of a passing fashion of thought? Are

"e to hlam the Jews if they turn

"ith horror from the on po ihle guide'. \\hen all thal they know of that

~rni<le. which i the Christian Church

~when all they know Of it is th. t for them it has spelled oppresiou.

persccuLio11 and murder throuehout the "eary pas_ age of centuri.;,? ··

A CH R1\lED LIFE.

Lord Allenby lea\'e Enrrland for

~outh friea to-morrow (F~iday). I am ~ ure he will recei\'e a very cor- dial reception h re. Hi victorie in Palestine during the 'World War are maller~ of hist~rv now. Books and hooh haYe heen .. written about hi-.

Pa1e£tinian campaign. I have heard many stories from f ricnds who ser\·ed under llenby, of thi. p:enial Gentile

~md hi!:i army. I wa. told this out>.

It i::- about Captain 1 . -. Aaronsolm.

D . . C.. who "a~ horn in Turkey.

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^w e~caped, I am ii1- formed, from the Turkish army, in an Am rican :Leamer ,from Beirut in 1916. Ile thereupon joii'1ecl the- British lntellig •nee Service, and was popularly known a:: ,: the man ·with the clrnrm~d life·· hecau of hi many mira ·ulou..:; escape~ from capture

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(Continued jrom Page 1009.) during his serdce a_ an intelligenL officer. Of thi~ cla~~ of men did Lord Allenhy make I o- ible his victorie~

and it i of intere-t to chronicle the fact that thil=i Captain aron obn i · now the only ..:uniYor of the group which organi~ed ·• Xili ·· the military intelligent ervice alway- to he as o- ciated with Allenby's name.

SCHOOL i\I GAZL E.

The 1927 '•Junior Magazine."' the magazine of the outh frican Junior chool, a cop\ of which I haYe ju_t received, i as attractive a any of it predece sor-:. and in the competi- tion one find evidence of much literary ability among those who.::e efforts merited reproduction. There i.:: much quality in every department.

drawing~ ver~P. pro e. tories. etc.

The youthful literaleur in their con- trihution"' ha\<' di ·playe<l surpri...;iuo-ly excellent vocahulary, and many have

th dramatic .sense and the arl of de ·cription de\ eloped in a high de- gree. The puhli-;hed verses and _torie_ ~bO\\ a fine imagination and the all-round c cellenc of the won- derful contributions redouuds to the credit of fr. G. P. Kipps, the Prin- cipal of the Junior chool and the Editor of th • lagazine. In the drawinp; !3ection there i~ much originality di:-played, and with per- _everance and thorough application ther are brhrht prospect for the youthful arti~t~ on leaving school.

JEWI H BOY:.

I "'as pleased to note that the number of Jewi_h lad_ gifted with the literary sen 'e and without di-tract·

ing- from the e.·cellence of oLher efforts, I must mention particularly

tho~e of the l oys. H. Cohen, _ . L.

• c:hach. D. i\levero\\itz. who haw:

\nitten.v ry desc.ripthe torie_. '·The Killing· of Murat:~ by Meyerowitz.

is a really splendid effort and he fully de·erved the prize that wa awarded to him. Then' i a \en·

''ell \\rilten rondel h, J. Rollnick.

"hilst other rnrse writer ,in· • '. H.

He 'htman. P. Lewis. C. olornon, H.

Cuhen. A. Gelb. A. Rogal

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B. Ber- man, D. Gin. berg and J. Friedman

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. hagam. If it i at all J>OS'ihle I will reprodu ·r one or two of thr ver~es either thi. week or in next ''.eeks i. s1:1e• for ~ feel · ure that they will ~nake mte.restrng r ading. Jn last ) car s magaz111e there were seYeral .~ewish boy!" \\ho figured prominentlr

Ill the dr ming . ection. This ca;.

ho\\e\:t-r. the onl · dr-.rnin<r by a Jewi h lad is that by B. Luri~. \\ hich i..; an ori!.?;inal illu~tration.

\\ 0 DERI· l'L RECORD.

The rt• ult· of th last Trinity Coll gc Elocution Examination ha,:

now hc:n Lsu d. and I ~ce from thes.- that. )ii , lre11t: Grey ha~ once arrain aclnev d a hundred per cellt. of pa-.s_e~. 1 hL lady s<>nt in eleven pupils and all pa_ ·ed. The lowest O'arnetl mark, to the e. tent of evrnty per i·ent. of tlw pos ihle total. I ha.ve taker~ tlH' trouble to turn up

\IN;: Greys record for the pa.:.t fiy Year:,, an<l find that, in four out of

th. la't fi,e ) ars this lady ha..., O"u1~1ed ~ hundn·d per cent. of p·asse':

whil_"'l Ill th lean year it wa: one pup1l only who failed. It is no '' onder that ..\Ir. Chamberlain-the o,·er-eas examin r, commented .o f ~vourably on the thorough preparn- t10n of . th~ c amine£'' who came I for him. I think thi i. indeed a rec~rd to b proud of and we as a Jew1:h paper are glad to note th appre ·iable percentaae of

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HOW JOHA.. \E, Brm; PEOPLE

~I Y RID THEi\L"'ELVE OF DI O~lFORT.

Due;:; vour ha ·k feel \H'ctk and painful"?· Doe5 it a ·hp continua!Iv?

0 vou ·uffer headache . lnn!!uor anrl .depre.:_ion? b the ~irille dj ....

C(lloured or urination irre!:!:ular?

Th kidnevs nwv ht> callin!! for help. \Veak .kidne\:..., cannot rlo' their '' ork. Gi\e them

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help th v 11 d.

· To curred a kidu ·y h.1ckacl1 u

mu~t corre 't the au e. Th ohviou- need is a tried and t ted ·idne~

medicine. U_e Doan'-.. B1.1 ·k che

Kidnt>v Pi[):, th rem d,, that ha- stood .the te~t of over fifty ye, r::.

TI1ere b proof of real merit in thi-

~folvern man'~ exp rience.

On 6th June. 191 . Ir. T.

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Reid, .. Twenty.fourth Stre t, ful·

' rn. Johannesl;ur!!. Tran ma!. ^:iL id:

'·Kidnev weakne ... eau..: d me to ha e severe. 'achin:r pain:; in the small of

lll\" liack and abu 'reak · 5id1t. Th

p~in wa~ often cripplinrr. a~d mall\' time. kept me from ..;ton1~ing or doing mv \Ork.

. ·· I :-.uff f'red for vear ; the mediciJJe u. ecl on! y relie,: d me temporaril~ · Eighteen month .. a~o f tried D 1an Backache Pill~, whH1 ''ere ..;p) ndid.

I u::;ed half a dozen ho. e ... and !!' t a 1•ompletr cure:·

On 2-hh .vlav. 1927. ~1r. Reid

~aid: ·· I am keeping quite "ell l\ ith my hack. I al \HlY~ give prai...

t?.

Doan's PilL~.-(Siwed T. J. Reid.

sk di Linctly for Doan 's Bt1rkach Kidney Pills. the -.ame ::- Ir.

Reid had. Sold hv all deal I · 3/:~ a bo.·. ole Pronri ~tor.;. Fo ter·

lcClel1an. P.O.

s:> -

1297. ap T wn.

Zioni t Leader tta - d

w: from v;·ar_aw t te that Deputy buar Cruenhaum. hil .re·

turnin.~ to his home from c m etm!!

of th~ ^Ziuni;-;t Organi~aLion. ''~

atta ·kf'd ⁱ¹¹ the treet In thre I. h·

!!"<lll..; whu h at him . !ff~l!!t>h. D put ...

Gruenhaum ';:. rie ... for hel1; br u ht

up a poli enmn. al wJ10-. app ar m.

the hooligans <li appeared. J epul}

Gruenbaum 11oti · d that hL altc cker:- were not

J

w.s. He ha· not .:;ufTered any serious i11jury and hi.:; concliti ¹¹ is .:~1ti:-fadorv.

h i-: a:: ·m;1ed that th attac \fa orn-ani_ed hv circl :; who are oppo=- d

to. Deputy· Gruenba~1m· cffor ::. ¹{ hnng ahoul th creat10n of a l lol ⁰ min1;ritv nationalities to cont t th f irthco;11ing- general ele ti ^11.

I1nprisoned Je Relea ed.

Fourt en )t''\" of the ten ¹ of Varklvane. Lat ·i •. ,\ere tried befor

th I~.\ court at D\\ in"k in :\I_

'ci

19:.6. on a ch arr-:' of hm·in!! attc eke a numb r of Lat\ian Audent ·ho had insulted the Je\\ j ... }i population.

FiYe -of them "en· ~entenc d t

\·arious t 1·m of impri ... munent.

On the oce[Lion of the ct>leJ rali ~ of LatYian indep ndenc . the Pr

.:d

dC'nt ha..; anme~tied a hun r.

pri.;;oners, the!', fo .le"·., being in·

rlud <l amnng them.

The .::ilk factory of i\1r. Max D

~

finer at Tel- vh: which

~u

P

n~e

. l . . bc1Ilg

operations ast vear. t!" HOl' d di~ mantled and ·the machinery '¹¹ fi.·tures will b _ent to Europ ·.

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D.DE YSE '

Painter and House Decorator.

Established 15 year . E timate::. Free.

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