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THE S.A. JEWISH CHRONICLE.
Keren Hayesod Donations.
ADDITIONAL LISTS .
CAPE TOWN.
MEN.
£ s. d.
Mauerberger, M. ... ... ... 105 0 0 Kramer, Dr. H. ---- ...
----
25 0 0Press, P. ---- ... ... ---- ... ---· 25 0 0 Atkins, Henry
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---- ---· ... 25 0 0Manchester Trading Co. ---- 15 0 0 Rose, Maurice ---· ... ... ... ---- 12 12 0 Miller & Miller ---· ... ---- ---- ---- 12 12 0 Lavenstein
s.
... ---- ·--- ... ... ... 12 0 0 Lurie, Mrs. E. ( Kraaifontein) inmemory of her late husband 10 10 0 Berks,
s.
·--- ---- ---- ... ... ... ... 10 10 0 Lemonsky & Sons, I. ... ... 10 10 0 Abrahams, A. E. ... ... ... 10 0 0 Novis, - (Parow) ...----
10 0 0Goldberg, Dr. A. I. ... ---· ... ... 10 0 0 Anonymous ---· ---- ... ---- 10 0 0 Progress Printing Works 10 0 0 Lipshitz, S. (Salt River) 10 0 0 Pl out, Miss M. ... -- ... 9 0 0 Freedman & Rabinowitz 7 10 0 Ruttert,
s.
P. ... ··-- ... ... 6 6 0 Yach, Ch. ----- --
... ... 6 0 0 Kara bus, M. (Elsi es River) 6 0 0 Fine, Ben ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 6 0 0 GdTm,s. .
.. ........
.......
5 5 () Lowenthal,D.
... ... .... ... 5 5 0 Phillip.s.
(Salt River) 5 5 0Kiel, I. ... ... ... ... .... 5 5 0 Joel on, I. -··· ... .... ... ... 5 5 0 Schrire, D.
---
-·· ... ·--- 5 5 0 Lurie, I orris (Kraifontein) 5 5 0 Rogoff,w.
...---·
... ... . ... 5 0 0 Zalk, M.J.
---- ---· ...----
--·· 5 0 0WYNBERG 8 CLAREMONT.
Gordon, I.
Jaffe Bro .
£ s. d.
21 0 0 15 15 0
King, - . ________ ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- Glick, M. ___________________________ _ Glick, H. M. _______________________ _ Goott, E. ________________________ ---·
Singer Bros. ---· ________________ ....
Universal Shirt Manf g. Co. ---- Anziska, Mrs. A. ____ ____ ____ _ __ _ Preiss, B. ____ _ ___________________ ---- Michalowsky Bros. ____ ---·
Posveletsky, I. _______________ _ Atlas, L. _______________________ _ Aginsky, L. ___________ ---· ___ _ Bernhardt, F. ____ ____ ____ _ __ _ Lever, A. ___________________________ _
CORRECTION.
15 15 0 12 12 0 12 12 0 12 12 0 12 12 0 12 12 0 12 12 0 10 10 0 10 0 0 6 6 0 6 6 0 5 5 0 5 5 0 5 0 0
The name of Mr. J. J. Wilk, the donor of
.£50 at Worcester, was last week incorrectly
gi\en as
J. J.
Kilk....
W orc ester 's B r illiant Effort.
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(Special Telegraphic Report.) Worcesler, Thur day .
Worcester is determined to set an example to the rest of the com- munity. The present total is £ 946.
Every nerve is being strained to bring the total up to £ 1, 000.
Tremendous enthusiasm is pre- vailing throughout the district.
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Assisting the Board of Guardians.
AN EMERGENCY MEETING.
A meeting convened by the Commillee of the Cape Jewi h Board of Guardians wa held in the Zionist Hall on Wednesday e\en- ing of this week. Invitations were extended to a number of social workers in the com- munity and about twenty-two of these allended. The purpose of the meeting was to investigate the present position of the Board and to con ider ways of improving the financial position.
Various suggestion were put forward as to how funds for the Board could be raised, among which was one to hold a bazaar, another to conduct a campaign for funds, and another to hold a membership campaign.
Sub equently one speaker suggested that the
matter of raising funds for the Board was a matter for the principal congregations in Cape Town to take in hand. He felt that the Cape Town Hebrew Congregation and the New Hebrew Congregation should take the initiative in calling together the leaders of the community to save the Board of Guardians from the position in which it finds ilself to-day.
It was eventually decided that the com- mittees of both congregations should be asked to attend en bloc a meeting which has been arranged to take place in the Zionist Hall on the 17th inst. at 8 p.m. Invitations will also be extended to others interested in the Board.
March 11th, 1932.
(Continued from Previous Page).
Social Item s.
Congratulations are being extended to Mr.
and Mrs. B. Braude (nee Mary Gitlin) on the birth of a son.
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*Mr. H. Stoller, of Kimberley, arrived in Cape Town on Monday on a short visit.
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Mrs. Bertha Jacobsohn has been elected a member of the Cape Jewish Orphanage Commiltee.
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Mr. H. M. Bloch left on Monday of this week for Bloemfontein.
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*The name of Mr. I. Lewis instead of that of Mr. H. Winnet was inadvertently given last week as a member of the newly-formed Maccabean Guild Committee.
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Mr M. Erlichman, the representative of the Central Publishing Company of Warsaw, who has been in Cape Town for the last six and a half months, left for Johannesburg on Tuesday of this week.
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* * * *A card-party in aid of the Talmud Torah is being held at 27, Camp Street, Cape Town, on Saturday evening, 2nd April. The card- party is being arranged by the ladies of the Committee .
ebttuarp
MISS BELLE PINN.
Cape Town Jewry was deeply shocked thi week by the cleath, "hich took place on Saturday la t, of 1iss Belle Pinn, daughter of l\Ir. and Mr . L. Pinn, of Sea Point.
Miss Pinn ·was well-known to a large circle in Cape Town. She was a bright and vivacious personality, and she invariably endeared herself to all with whom he came
inlo conla ·L. She plu t>d Lhe pinno nnd . ang
exc edingly well, and on numerous occasions offered her services in this connection in Zionist charitable eIIorts. She died, after a lingerincr illne ~, at the age of twenty-three.
She will he deeply missed by the community as a whole.
The funeral took place on Sunday morn- ing last. The deepest sympathies are ex- tended to the sorrowing parents and relatives
A~tivities at Worcester .
J UNIOR ZIONI ST SOCIETY.
(From a Corre&pondent.)
A social and dance was held on the 27th February in the Zionist Hall under the auspices of the above soceity. It proved to be a very successful affair, and a most enjoyable time was spent by all present.
The following artists contributed to the programme of the evening: Master S. Behr·
man (violin solo), Miss H. Sacks (recita- tion), vlis B. Goodman (dance), Misses S.
Green and F. Felthum (pianoforte duet), Miss R. Rabinowitz (recitation). TheTe were also two choruses and a play.
Voles of thanks were proposed to the artists, ho lesses, and to Miss R. Behrman, who ably assisted to complete the entertain- ing programme, and devoted much time to training the participants in the choruses and play. A presentation was made to her.
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At a general m~eting held recently Miss F. Goodman, Messrs. C. Goldberg and A.
Isruflite '~ere elected committee members in place of three memhers who have resigned.
