The Southern Israelite. (Augusta, Ga.) 1925-1986, December 14, 1929, Image 14

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Page 14 The Southern Israelite COOK WITH CAS THE IDEAL FUEL A I ii ill i n ii ill G r i Rogular $3.00 J alito 98c /( Red Hot (dft Idea* Right off the Griddle* For the Housewife Or the (dr! Friend This beautiful, high grade, pure aluminum griddle at a fraction of the usual selling price makes pre paring the six-minute breakfast a real pleasure, liven a young bride can make pancakes for friend husband's breakfast taste like food (or the Gods, perfectly baked, without grease, smoke, or odor. Any friend will ap predate a gift like this, but if you want to take ad vantage of the reduced price you must mention this advertisement when you buy your griddle. “A CLEANER—MORE MODERN AND GREATER ATLANTA" Atlanta Gas Light Company PEACHTREE VN11 KAURIS STREETS RICH'S. CSC. 1TH FLOOR REST EMI OFFICE HIM CORDON ST. DECATl K OFFICE 1 I*» PONCE dc LEON AYE. tDECATlRI SHEARITH ISRAEL HISTORY (Continued from Page 5) er location. Most of the members of the Congregation had moved over in to Washington Street and finally the Congregation, in order to insure its future existence was compelled to seek i a change of location. Through the un tiring efforts of Mr. Sidney Zimmer man, President of the Congregation, and its Vice-President, Mr. Jake Minsk, this location was finally se- I cured and the work of building the Beth-Hamidrash was begun. A build ing committee was formed with Mr. R. Sicro, as Chairman. This committee consisted of Simon Zimmerman, Vice- Chairman, L. Franklin, Secretary, and Jake Zimmerman, Treasurer. The cam paign for funds was placed in the hands of Rabbi Geffen. Under his charge was placed the Finance Com mittee with Messrs. I. Melnick, Chair man, and M. Rosenberg, S. H. Gold stein, and H. Hoffman, Vice-Chairmen. It was through the efforts of these un tiring workers that the Beth-Hami- | drash was completed and the initial : work on the main auditorium of the I Synagogue was begun. Shearith Israel Sisterhood I,end A Hand Ably co-operating with the men, I were the loyal women of the Sister - | hood, Mrs. J. Minsk, President of the j Sisterhood and Mrs. A. M. Goldstein, ; Vice-president undertook the work with the- true Jewish spirit. Function ing with them were Mrs. H. Epstein, Treasurer and Mrs. Sidney Zimmer man, Secretary of the Sisterhood. The Committee appointed by the Sister hood to undertake the work of assist- | ing in the work of raising funds and ' other duties incidental to the con- ’ struct ion of a Synagogue were Mrs. I ('. W. Miller, Mrs. B. Kaplan, Mrs. I. j Clein and Mrs. T. Geffen. The Sister- I hood has been most energetic as well as successful in its efforts to have a I beautiful new building for the Con gregation. An additional activity of the Sisterhood has been to sponsor the work of the newly organized Sunday School. Mrs. Paul Wolkin is in charge of this work. The new Synagogue contains an in teresting feature new to Orthodox Synagogues of this part of the country. The gallery, in this Synagogue, encirc les the main auditorium of worship in a very beautiful and unique fashion. This seating arrangement has been used by some of the strictly Ortho dox Congregations, recently built in New > ork City. The beauty of the in- . terior has been greatly enhanced by the Oron Kodesh (Holy Ark) which | was donated by Mr. and Mrs. Tobias j Borochoff. Its classic lines lend dig nity and stateliness to the everpres ent Holiness of the Synagogue. The Plans for the Congregation were drawn by the very able and renowned J architect, Mrs. Chas. A. Hopson. Mr. | Hopson, a distinguished church and j Synagogue architect of this city has declared that the Synagogue is one of the beauty spots of Atlanta and one of the most beautiful Synagogues in the South. standard Today's Plumbing Fix. taros Are Things of Beauty as H oil as of l SP Color nnd art ha.s come into the home, the lowly hath room »n.| kitchen are becoming the show, rooms of the house. If you are building, remodeling or repairing let us advise you. You will he under no obligation. A demonstration of the excelency of our work is to be stvn at the new Sherith Israel SynatioKUe on Wash ington Street, plumbing by,— F. E. CROCKETT I’l l MIIIX; anil IIKVIIV, 102*1 Boulevard, V K. HI,...... III...L...L I ’Oil. Painting and Decorating EXECUTED BY M. Dwoskin ft Son INTERIOR DECORATORS WALL PAPER ANO painting 21) Peachtree St.. N E. Phone: WA.