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T 11 e S O U T H E R N ISRAELITE 11 SOUTHERN NOTES B'nai H'rith B’nai B’rith annual picnic for ildren of the Hebrew Orphans which has been sponsored by City Lodge No. 144 for several v ‘ a , was held this year on August This event is anticipated each by the children of the Home. The program for the dya was a chick- inner at Camp Victor. Then to Lakewood Park, where amusements and entertainment were arranged for hildren. After leaving Lakewood they motored to Oakland City swim ming pool, where a water melon cut ting was held. General Committee on Arrange- A. L. Feldman, chairman; and Wyle, Milton Klein, Hyman Jacobs, E. Tourial, N. H. Saltz- man. Harry M. Gershon, David N. Meyer. Refreshments: L. J. Levitas, chairman; J. Cohen Lobe, J. N. Reis- J. P. Tenenbaum, Louis I. Frankel, L. S. Piassick. Transporta tion: Meyer L. Schur, chairman; Jos. B. Wolfe, I)r. C. L. Rouglin, Dr. B. Wildauer, Edward M. Kahn, Sam E. Levy, Jack D. Winkle, Abe Goldstein, Harry M. VVengrow, Max M. Cuba, (has. W. Bergman. Entertainment: Jos. M. Brown, chairman; Dr. I. H. Goldstein, M. Stephen Schiffer, F. A. Constangy. Ladies Committee: Mrs. L. J. Levitas, chairman; Mrs. Jos. A. Schlesinger, Mrs. Milton Klein, Mrs. Sam Levy, Mrs. Abe Goldstein, Mrs. Hyman S. Jacobs, Mrs. M. L. Schur, L. C. Rouglin, Mrs. Nathan Saltzman, Mrs. V. Kriegshaber, Mrs. J. N. Reisman, Mrs. J. B. Wolfe, Mrs. Yampolsky, Mrs. Armand Wyle, Mrs. Sam Schoen, Mrs. A. L. Feldman, Mrs. Jos. M. Brown. l ouncil of Jewish Women A total of 62 sections of the Na- ional Council of Jewish Women are energetically at work, studying their • al communities to ascertain their ocational guidance needs. In promot ing their plans, they are conferring Wit h the local superintendent of schools, librarians and heads of city n l state bureau, to determine the ’atus of such work and the directions which vocational guidance service hnuld be enlarged. in communities where vocational lance activities are sponsored by schools, the Council Sections are ning their attention to the hun ks of girls and boys who are not r school. nder the direction of the Council’s nartment of Vocational Guidance Employment, of which Mrs. ncis D. Poliak is chairman, and Esther Ladewick, secretary, ly groups are enabled to secure <juate training for service in this strict conferences have been held 'He instruction of the Council tions and their members, a recent In Connecticut having been at- :ef l by more than 200 Council on representatives. ‘ e Marshallion Club is resuming regular meetings starting Sun- • August 14th. During the summer hs the club gave three affairs. . . . Mr. and Mrs. B. Silberstein of Lakeland, F la., have moved their resi dence to McRae, Ga. . . . Mr. Harry Stein of New York City spent the past week with Mr. Jack Cohen of Ashburn, Ga. . . . Miss Claire Louise Saperstein of Atlanta, Ga. spent the last week of July as the guest of Miss Annette Harris, of Ocilla, Ga. Several parties were given in her honor. . . . Mr. Philip Halperin of Fitzger ald, Ga. has returend from a business trip to Baltimore and New York. . . . Miss Roe Dunn of Dublin, Ga. who spent the winter in Atlanta at tending the Georgia School of Tech nology has returned from a pleasant trip to New York City. . . . The Hebrew Commercial Alli ance which was organized a year ago in Fitzgerald, Ga. has just installed new officers for the coming year, as follows: Mr. H. Slakman, president, Fitzgerald, Ga.; Mr. A. S. Harris, vice-president, Ocilla, Ga.; Mr. Alex Kruger, secretary, Fitzgerald, Ga.; Mr. Philip Ilolperin, treasurer, Fitz gerald, Ga. This company is capital ized for $100,000, incorporated and loans are extended to members. . . . Mr. Joseph Cohen formerly con nected with the H. & S. Store of Brunswick, Ga. has been transferred to Fitzgerald, Ga. H. & S. Store. . . . Mrs. J. Nathon and daughter, Elaine, of Ocilla, Ga. spent several weeks in Baltimore, Md. as the guests of her parents. . . . Miss Zelda Bon nett of Nashville, Ga. who recently underwent an opera tion in Baltimore, Md. is recuperating at her home. . . . Miss Annette Harris of Ocilla, Ga. spent several weeks in Miami, Fla. as the guest of Miss Millicent Rubin. Deaths Mrs. Ida Cohen passed away recent ly. She is survived by Mrs. Levi Fine- stone, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Ruben, Mrs. Philip Elson, Mr. and Mrs. I. B. Gor don and Mrs. I. Adelstein. Rabbi Ep stein and Rabbi T. Geffen officiated. Mrs. Louis Hoffman passed away recently. She is survived by her hus band, a daughter, Mrs. C. Holzman, of Chicago; four sons, Hyman, Sam, Morris and Isadore Hoffman; a brother, Jacob Chomsky. Rabbi T. Gef fen officiated. Master Charles Greenbaum passed away recently. Besides his father, Mr. E. Greenbaum, Charles is sur vived by two sisters, Helen and Betty Greenbaum; two brothers, Leonard and Irwdn Greenbaum. , Miss Jeanette Arnovitz passed away recently at her home. She is survived by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Arnovitz; two brothers, Sam and Mor ris Arnovitz, and grandparents. Rob- bi Harry Epstein officiated. Davison’s Present for the First Time A n Exclusive Line of rto foot of elegance wear Designed with precision for the trim, queenly Second Empire fashions of the Autumn season. Yrtos. long accepted the nation over by smart women, will be found in Atlanta exclusively at Davison-Paxon’s. We invite you to come in and see them —for only by seeing, can you have a full appreciation of their grace and quality, and of the care and unsurpassed workman ship that goes into their making. *10 io *14- 50 Womens Shoes—Second Floor DAVISON- P'AXON CC. atiamta • • affiliated m/ilh MACT'S.