The Southern Israelite. (Augusta, Ga.) 1925-1986, December 14, 1929, Image 17

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Page 17 The Southern Israelite Organization »\vs (Continued from Page 6) Junior Hadassah Regional Executive Board Meets in Atlanta f,, {Executive Board of the South- I’,.iji,111 ( »f Junior Hadassah met Ht-nry Grady Hotel on Thurs- Ni.vi-mber 30th, with Miss Mary „k. ,,f Chattanooga, Tenn., Presi- • presiding. In opening the meet- :hc President extended commenda- appreciation of the loyalty of hair men and officers, incidentally that Thanksgiving week- marked the third anniversary of Si-uthern Region of Hadassah. • >,-aut ful telegram from Miss mm Hay Lesser, National Junior ,-sah President, extending greet- the gathering was received, ■hr absence i»f the Recording Sec- t r>, Miss Dinah Rausen was re- -1.m 1 tn act in this capacity. Some very important business was trans acted and plans made for the regional conference, which will be held in Chat tanooga, Tenn., on January 19th and 20th, 1930. Among the delegates present were Miss Frank, Miss Rausin, both of Cchattanooga, Tenn.; Miss Leah Stone, Harriman, Tenn.; Miss Rae Winer, Chattanooga, Tenn.; Miss Charlotte A. Weinkle, of Jacksonville, Fla.; Miss Helen Setf, Miss Rae L. Rosenberg, Miss Anne Raiser, Miss Lena Ritten- baum, Miss Frances Heilman, Miss Gertrude Wald, Miss Sara Shuman, Miss Polly Gershon, Miss Rose Schreiber, Miss Mol lie Bressler, Mrs. L. J. Levitas and Mrs. Sam F. Levy, all of Atlanta. ( ountil Women Launch Nation Wide Peace Move \lr-. Vrthur Brin Directs Plans for Participation in Fifth Confer ence on the Cause and Cure of War in January V u York City — National, state : local forces have been organized Mrs. Arthur Brin of Minneapolis, Mitn-nal Chairman of the Depart 'd of Peace, of the National Coun- Jewish Women, in a concerted ,r r! to acquaint women throughout •untry with the proposal to se- > the adherence of the United ate- to the World Court under the t formula. Resolutions are to be dopted and submitted to the United tate- Senate. It is planned to present these reso- t "ii' tu the United States Senators ■ i.ie the sessions of the Fifth Con- ii e on the Cause and Cu~e of Co which is to meet in Washing ton, I). C. from January 14th to 17th. F.aeh National organization partici pating in this conference will be rep resented on the several State delega tions which will be formed to present the World Court resolutions to the Senators of their respective states. The ten National women’s organi zations that are sponsoring the Con ference at Washington are the Ameri can Association of University Wom en, Council of Women for Home Mis sions, Federation of Women’s Board of Foreign Missions of North Ameri ca, General Federation of Women’s Clubs, National Board of the Young Women’s Christian Association, Na tional Council of Jewish Women, Na tional Federation of Business and Pro fessional Women’s Clubs, National League of Women Voters, National Women’s Christian Temperance Un ion, and National Women’s Trade Un ion League. In The Limelight (Continued from Page 4) U.l RKD M. COHEN, banker, phil- ’ ‘i pi.'t and long prominent with a\i>rs for the promotion of Jew- "lucation, was paid a tribute by fCani of Governors of the Hebrew 1 ( "liege of which he is a mem- dinner in honor of his sev- ; , -h birthday. The testimonial was "inplete surprise to Mr. Cohen as "dived it was to be a regular busi- meeting of the Board. I,H ' HENRY I. WACHTEL, prom- dentist of New York, made a i $10,000 to Hadassah. This gift • make possible the establishment 1 dental clinic in the Nathan and ‘ Stlau s Health Center in Jeru- •vm, which now contains more than u ' r -'y departments. -MANUEL ADLER VON SINGER, •minent Jewish journalist, died in . , na - He was well known as one he advisors of the former Austro- dtarian Empire. During the reign -mperor Franz Joseph, von Singer ' also an advisor to him, and for : ">al service was ennobled. DR. LEON REICH, Polish deputy and Zionist leader who died recently was honored by memorial services held at the offices of the Zionist Organiza tion in London. Many splendid trib utes were paid him, and announce ment was made of an impressive me morial to perpetuate his memory. 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