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Page 12 The Southern Israelite More Southern Children are brought up on Merita Bread than any other Bread Every woman knows that bread made with milk has a richer flavor and silkier texture and is a more wholesome and more nutritious food. No wonder more Southern children are being brought up on Merita bread than any other brand for Merita is made with milk, and, after compar ing it with other breads, more Southern mothers buy Merita than any other kind. You, too, can give your children the healthful benefits of a really better bread. Join the million women who every week express their preference for Merita. At your gro cer’s fresh every day. AMERICAN BAKERIES COMPANY YOUNG JUDAEA (Continued From Page 7) A Message From Southern Interstate! Young Judaea trains boys and girls to be better men and women. It offers them something to occupy their time outside of school. It makes them conscious of their Judaism. It gives them the oppor tunity to learn of their Golden Heritage. It affords them the chance to discuss and learn about the present-day Jewish prob lems. Above all, it trains them to be the leaders of tomorrow. Young Judaea is not a religious organi zation. It is purely a Jewish Youth Movement which is interested in any and everything pertaining to Judaism. The purpose of Young Judaea Month is to offer the chance to the city at large to witness some of their accomplish ments. On March 1st Atlanta will in augurate its Young Judaean Month. At the same time, every Young Judaean city in the South will be doing likewise. Young Judaea is managed by its own members, and is self-supporting. It has always tried to cooperate with the com munity as much as possible. Now Young Judaea is asking the community to co operate with it. No! They are not mak ing an appeal; all they ask the commu nity is to encourage Young Judaeans by giving these affairs their whole-hearted supix>rt. Make these youngsters feel that their parents really appreciate the work of Young Judaea. Young Judaean Month is not a money-making event. It is only Young Judaea’s debut to the city, and if there is a nominal admission fee to any of the affairs, it is only to cover the expenses. Be on hand to applaud the efforts of these boys and girls who have tried hard to make these affairs a success. Young Judaea Month is not for Young Judaeans; it is for you. I wish to take this opportunity of ex tending greetings to all Young Judaeans throughout the city, and to wish the Atlanta Council much success in its un dertakings. JOSEPH CUBA, President, Southern Interstate Young Judaea. DIRECTORY OE ATLANTA CLUBS Girls’ Clubs T. E. L. Chib—Age 17; Bessie Gcffen, Leader. B. F. J. Club—Age 18; Ozna Tontak, Representative. Deboraheans—Age 15; Sylvia Hirsch, Leader. B. I. J. Club—Age 14; Celia Pomerance, Representative. Szoldeans—Age 15: Helen Seff, Leader. Estonians—Age 17 ; Nathan Blass, Leader. Sorclles—Age 16; Rose Greenberg, Leader. Roys’ Groups Trudeaus—Age 17; Dave Gershon, leader. Coterie Club—Age 17; Joe Cuba, T.eader. Marshallions—Age 17; Morris Taylor, Leader. Aaroneans—Age 16; Nathan Cohen, Leader. Davideans—Age 16; Joe Taratoot, Rep resentative. S. T. J. Club—Age 15; Louis Geffen, leader. Herzlites—Age 13; Edw. Vajda, Leader. Strauseans—Age 12; Paul Goldman, Leader. Maccabeans—Age 18; Irving Cohen, Rep resentative. B. A. C. Club—Age 18; Abraham Ber man, Representative. Coterie Club to Give “The Last Jew” The Coterie Club, a senior Young Judaean club under the leadership of Mr. Joseph Cuba, has been hard at work for the past two months in pre paring the play “The Last Jew'’ for presentation to the public. The sentation of David Pinsky’s pla; be one of the outstanding eve* Young Judaea month. Pinsky’s “The Last Jew” will I sented for the first time in Atlai. the Jewish Educational Alliance. Sunday evening, March 15, at 8 o’cl under the direction of Mrs. Mord Foote. David Pinsky is one of the m famous of contemporary Jewish pi a rights. “The Last Jew”, a four-a drama is one of his outstanding pla*. The story centers around an old rah!, who places the synagogue above ever thing and to whom the walls of t! synagogue and the Holy Scrolls an more precious than anything else i the life of a Jew*. The problem of the Zionist, the Utopian, and the Assimiln- tor are portrayed in connection with Jewish life with programs were very common in the life of the Jews. The cast includes Miss Ozna Tontak, Miss Rosalie Hirsch, Miss Sara Glus- trom, and Mr. Ned Cohen, Mr. Joe Blass, Mr. Nace R. Cohen, Mr. Oscar Fineroff, Mr. Max Rittenbaum, Mr. Meyer Levy, Mr. Melvin I. Weinman, Mr. Simon Wendcr, and Mr. Louis Berchenko. Tickets may be secured from any member of the cast. Youmj Judaea Basketball Tournament Atlanta Young Judaeans arc not only active culturally and socially but they take a great interest in Athletic events. Something new in Young Judaean circles was inaugurated several weeks ago when the Atlanta Council spon sored a Young Judaean basketball tournament with eight clubs participat ing. The tournament is still in progress and two girls’ games and two boys’ games are played every Sunday after noon on the Jewish Alliance court. An admission fee of ten cents is charged to see the games and approximately one hundred and fifty people have wit nessed each contest. The winning girls team and the win ning boys team will be given a trip to Chattanooga on Sunday, March 21. The Aaronean Club coached by Sidney Parks is leading in the boys’ division, while the B. F. J. Club heads the list of girls’ teams. Mr. Edward Vajda chairman of the Atlanta Council athletic committee is in charge of the games. Young Judaea Creed I will be loyal to America and devot ed to the Jewish people. I will keep a healthy mind in a healthy body. I will learn all I can about my people: its history, the Hebrew language and literature, its customs and traditions, its hopes and aspirations for the fu ture. I will always be true to the ancient idal of the study of Torah for its own sake. I firmly believe that the restoration of the Jewish homeland in Palestine, ideal that the Jewish people must ful fill. I consider it my solemn duty to Eretz Yisroel, is the highest practical learn all I can about the land and its problems, and to render the fullest measure of service towards its restora tion. I am proud of my heritage and tradi tions. I will aim to live as a Jew in the home, synagogue and street. I will serve my club, my community, my country and my nation, and I always be ready to help in all thing* Jewish.—(Taken from Young Judac.: Handbook.) Ship Via SOUTHEASTERN EXPRESS “The South's Own Express Company” AND RECEIVE SUPERIOR EXPRESS SERVICE