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The Southern Israelite Page 15 Dr. and Mrs. B. Wildauer entertain ed formally with a buffet dinner m nf Dr S. Maimon Samuels, at S home on St. Charles Avenue. Mr and Mrs. Stephen Schiffer have [eft the city for a trip West. SOUTH GEORGIA NEWS Mr and Mrs. B. Cohen, of Valdosta, innounce the birth of a son born on lav 14th to be named Arnold. Miss Lottie Simon, of Hahira, spent h e W eek-end in Jacksonville visiting riends. ^lr Fred Rosolio who is district manager for the Adler’s Shoe Stores s now residing in Thomasville. Miss I vena Mickelson was a recent ,-isitor to Thomasville. Miss Laura Abels who has been spending the past month in Marianna, Fla. has returned to her home in Val- jsta. Mr. Irwin Kreiger, of Valdosta, left for Savannah on business. An event of unusual interest took place on the night of May 31st at the graduating exercises when three brothers received their diplomas from Quitman High School at the same time. Abe, Hyman, and Henry Taylor who are sons of Mr. and Mrs. B. Taylor of that city. The three brothers have made splen did scholastic records as well as ath letic records throughout their four years work in High School. They have been members of the football, base ball, and basketball teams and have occupied prominent places in the school life of Quitman. Mr. Sam Davidson, of Easley, South Carolina was a recent visitor to Ha hira. Mr. Eli Cohen, of Greenville, S. C., secretary and treasurer of Cohens Chain Stores is now residing in Tif- ton. The friends of Mr. B. Taylor, of Quitman, will be glad to know that he is recuperating from his recent opera tion. Miss Lena Blumberg, of Dothan, will entertain her friends with a swim ming party, and dance the last part of June. The Ju Bu Lee Club, of Thomasvill entertained with a dance at the Rosi mary Inn on May 23rd. WAYCROSS NEWS The T. N. T. Club of Waycross Georgia entertained with a dinne: dance at the Ware Hotel on Thursday -lay 30th, and also with another danci the same night at the Phoenix Hotel Exhibition dances were given b; -liss Thelma Weiser and Raphrin; ^elmenovitz. Music was furnished b; Tuck’s Rythmn Kings. Guests were present from all part of Georgia and Florida. Miss Ann Winestein, of Brun v ' a ' and M iss Gussie Cohen, of T ^ a ’’ Were guests of J , >e Gilmore, also attendin -ances given by the T. N. T. Cli CONFIRMATION CLASSES FOR JUNE 1929 CONFIRMATION CLASS Atlanta, Ga. The Temple David Mark, Rabbi Abelsky, Leona, 719 Washington. Ashendorf, Myer, 780 Washington. Bauer, Helen, 737 Barnett. Boaz, Julia, 22 Northwood. Bressler, Miriam, 156 Peachtree Cir. Cook, Eva, 780 Washington. Crimm, Reuben, 181 Eleventh St. Dettelbach, Samuel, 535 Seal PI. Ehrlich, Louis, 666 Bonaventure. Geigerman, Henry, Jr., 866 Briar- cliff. Goldberg, Sylvia, 1218 Oakdale. Green, Molly, 780 Washington. Grower, Jacob, 780 Washington. Guthman, Irma, 1654 Decatur. Haas, Carolyn, 1075 Lulhvater. Haas, Marcus, 846 Briarcliff. Hirsch, Harold, Jr., 118 Waverly Way. Hoffman, Julius, Imperial Hotel. Isenberg, Ethel, 849 Pulliam. Kahanok, Sylvia, 544 Washington. Kirschenbaum, Jack, 780 Washing ton. Kinsberg, Edward, 1021 E. North. Lilienthal, Lala, 869 Briarcliff. Myers, Robert, 1180 Boulevard. Rosenbaum, Hyman, 780 Washing ton. Rosenbaum, Ralph, 74-14th. Rosenberg, Herbert, Jr., 1081 Briar cliff. Sanders, Abe, 571 Park Way Dr. Selig, Simon, Jr., 897 Springdale. Sinko, Sara, 450 Boulevard. Solomonson, Louise, 928 N. High land. Strauss, Carlyn M., 846 Briarcliff. Whitehead, Marion, 448 Park Way Drive. Whiteman, Lena, 780 Washington. Wiseberg, Betty, 732 Myrtle. CONFIRMATION CLASS Atlanta, Ga. Ahavath Achim Synagogue Harry H. Epstein, Rabbi Bernice Smullian, 680 Washington. Libby Silverman, 694 Washington. Ethel Saul, 644 Washington. Rubye Rosenberg, 686 Washington. Ethel Taylor, 440 Washington. Tillie Bach, 801 Washington. Bernard Cohen, 481 Washington. Abrams Marks, 801 Washington. Marvin M. Sugarman, 694 Wash ington. Morris Seigel, 534 Washington. Eva Goldberg, 306 Logan St., S. E. Esther Goldstein, 328 Pine St., N. E. Ruth Weintraub, 591 Capitol. Blumie Wolbe, 29 Glenn St., S. W. Julius Perlinski, 382 North Ave., N. E. Julius Wilensky, 387 Cooper. Sidney J. Shukoff, 571 Boulevard, N. E. Maurice Rich, 978 Capitol. Beatrice Kantor, 602 Capitol. Frances Gershon, 392 Atlanta, S. E. Marvin Rauzin, 366 5th, N. E. Miss Libbye Mazo had as her guests for the T. N. T. Club dance Miss Mil dred Brodis, of Dunnellon, Florida, Miss Minnie Cohen, of Brunswick, Ga., and Miss Sarah Schenider of Lake land, Florida, and Miss Sadye Winner, of Savannah, Ga. Miss Rose Harris, of Douglas, Geor gia was guest of Miss Helen Weiser and the T. N. T. Club. CONFIRMATION CLASS Athens, Ga. Children of Israel Congregation Joseph Utschen, Rabbi Cutler, Minnie, 63 Prince PI. Lund, Ethel, 1086 S. Lumpkin. Michael, Anna, Milledge Ave. Patz, Ethel, Elberton, Ga. CONFIRMATION CLASS Asheville, N. C. Congregation Beth Ha Tephidah Moses I*. Jacobson, Rabbi Cohen, Henry Samuel, 32 Woodvale. Engel, Dorothy L., 60 Austin. Engel, Marjorie E., 60 Austin. Gross, Anna D., 211 Merriman. CONFIRMATION CLASS Anniston, Ala. Beth El Congregation Morris Newfield, Rabbi, of Birmingham Berman, Sylvia, Quintard. Brown, Sol, Quintard. Ory, Marvin, Christine. Yalovita, Herline, Woodstock. Ziff, Dorothy, Christine. CONFIRMATION CLASS liainbridge, Ga. Temple R’nai Israel E. A. Landau, of Albany, Ga., Rabbi Ehrlich, Bertram, Broughton. Kahn, Leon, Monroe. Myers, Shotwell. Nussbaum, Bernard, Broughton. Seigle, Irvin, Broughton. CONFIRMATION CLASS Greenville, S. C. Congregation Temple Israel Moses I*. Jacobson of Asheville, N. C., Rabbi Mrs. Clarence S. Bloomberg, Principal Gorman, Annie, 8 McDonald. Katz, Minna, 209 Lavinia. Levite, Frances, 11E. Earle. Kahn, David, Jr., 110 E. Washing ton. Levy, Julian, 112 Vanney. Reinach, Franklin, 22 E. Earle. Weinberger, Henry, 26 Rowley. CONFIRMATION CLASS Knoxville, Tenn. Temple Beth-El Milton Greenwald, Rabbi Friedman, Lois, 1405 Forest. Kleinberger, Pauline, 2413 Wash ington. Levy, Milton, 2922 Magnolia. Licht, Mariam, 2323 Magnolia. Lippner, Rosa Kate, 218-llth. Schiff, Lionel, 1120 N. Bway. CONFIRMATION CLASS Nashville, Tenn. Vine Street Temple Julius Mark, Rabbi Cohen, Annette S., Harding Rd. Courley, Rose M., 4709 Nebraska. Davis, Esther, 1704 Sweetbrier. Davis, Rose, 3025 West End. Finkelstein, Jeanette, 701 Shelby. Ghertner, Alven S., 1702 Ashwood. Grab, Eugene G., Jr., Strasburg, Va. Hertzka, Katherine M., 10 Park View Apts. Hyman, Bernice I., 7 West Court Apts. Katzman, A. Herschel, 1917 Divi sion. Kessler, Julius, 23 Courtland Apts. Komisar, Max, 1914-19 Ave. So. Kornman, Melvin L., 3-2 Gladstone Apt. Kuhn, Miriam L., 302 Fairfax. LaPat, Maxine A., 6 Park View Apts. Levy, Elmer L., 3-B Gladstone Apts. Lowenstein, Frank, 1204-16 Ave. S. Marcus, Irene H., Harding Rd. Roth, Helen R., 14 West Court Apts. Small, Jerome K., 3707 Richland. Werthan, Howard M., Harding Rd. COUNCIL SCHOOLS HOLD CON FIRMATION EXERCISES Rabbis Co-operate in Religious Program New York City.—In a large num ber of religious schools conducted by the local Sections of the National Council of Jewish Women, many Rab bis will officiate at the Confirmation Exercises during the month of June, stated Mrs. A. S. Kohler, National Chairman of its Department of Re ligion and Religious Education. Some of these exercises, explained Mrs. Kohler, will be held on Shabuoth, whereas others will take place on the Sunday following this festival, when Rabbis will be free to leave their communities for neighboring cities, in which many of these schools are situ ated. These exercises have been preceded by careful and thorough plans. In the Southwestern district of Penn sylvania, the Field Supervisor for Re ligious Schools, Miss Miriam Schon- field of Pittsburgh, held a Confirma tion Roundtable at her home, in which the superintendents and teachers of schools in Brownsville, Carnegie, Cen ter Avenue, Ford City, Greensburg, Homestead, Homewood, Irwin, Kittan- ing, McKees Rocks and West End par ticipated. Chicago Council Section makes a special plea to its membership to make a contribution to its Child and Youth Fund, in honor of a boy or girl who is being confirmed, instead of sending the conformant a gift. This fund enables a boy or girl to obtain a vacation at the Council Camp of Chicago Section. In Cleveland, a class of 46 boys and girls has been receiving special in struction under the direction of Mr. Brilliant, Educational Director of the Euclid Avenue Temple, and will be confirmed by Rabbi Barnett R. Brick- ner. A special class that has con tinued its studies three years beyond confirmation, will be graduated. GERMAN POLICE DISCOVERS AN TI-SEMITIC CONSPIRACY TO WRECK SYNAGOGUES. Jews Volunteer As Watchmen. Berlin (J. T. A.).—A widespread plot engineered by anti-Semitic lead ers to wreck synagogues and Jewish temples was uncovered by the police. The police arrested four men in con nection with the recent attack on a synagogue at Arnsberg, Westphalia, Prussia. On one of the arrested men documents were found showing the extent of the conspiracy. In several Prussian communities lo cal Jewish citizens volunteered to act as guards to watch the synagogues during the night.