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SOUTHERN NOTES
Atlanta ‘
> United Jewish Appeal form-
iuded with a rally at the Congre-
a jj on \havath Achim, at which Gov-
Kichard B. Russell was guest
He was introduced by Sam E.
hairman of the Appeal. The in-
trodur' -fv talk was made by A. L. Feld-
sident of the Atlanta B’nai B’rith
order, ind other addresses were made by
Kdu ird M. Kahn, director of the Jewish
pduc.i! rial Alliance, whose subject was
on "What's Happening in Europe”; Mrs.
I j. Heilman, Southern regional presi
dent of Hadassah, who spoke on “Pales-
World Jewry”; Rabbi Harry
I ;,s11 in, who spoke on ‘‘Our Responsibil
ities ' A musical program was furnished
bv Enrico I.eide, Harry Robkin and
Fanrn Goldstein Segal. Henry Alexan
der wa>. program chairman.
‘•Jewish Youth at Home and Abroad,”
was the subject of a symposium which
was (me of the features sponsored by At
lanta Young Judaeans as a part of
’t oung Judaea Month” celebrated
throughout the southeast. Speakers at
the symposium were Frank Alan Con
stants and David Gershon, the discus-
si n being held at the Shearith Israel
h\nagogue. A debate, ‘‘Resolved: That
Zionism Is Necessary for the Continu
ation of Judaism,” was held at the Jew
ish Alliance between Edward Vajda
and Melvin Weinman of the Co
terie Club, and Ruth Lesser and Frances
Mendelsohn of the A. J. K. Club of
Rome, Ga. In charge of arrangements
for Young Judaea Month” were Edward
\ a j d a, chairman; Ned Cohen, Simon No-
\eek, Lillie Berchenko and Jennie Shamos.
BENJAMIN FELD
-imin Feld, 60, passed away sud-
‘ trom angina pectoris at his home,
rt h Avenue. Mr. Feld is sur-
> his wife; a daughter, Mrs. M.
y 11 Schiffer, of Atlanta; a sister,
Katz, of Knoxville. Tenn.; and a
Morris Feld, of Chattanooga.
rive of Austria, Mr. Feld had re-
Atlanta for thirty-five years. He
Mason, president of the Feld In-
' Company and the Feldwood
Company. He developed the
’f Feld Avenue in Decatur.
^vid Marx officiated. Burial was
'" n Hill cemetery.
THB SOUTHERN ISRAELITE
Alliance j\Jusic Studio
The Alliance Music Studio, sponsored
by the Jewish Educational Alliance is
conducting a series of “Intimate Hours
with Great Composers” on alternate Sun
day evenings. The studio was organized
«n 1930, under the leadership of Boris
Dunev as music director.
The first program given was the rendi
tion of Beethoven’s Symphonic No. 5 for
two pianos, played by Rebecca Mae Nel
son and Irving Lipshitz, assisted by Doug
las Campbell, blind pianist and soloist
at the studio. The second program was
gi\en by I rofessor Dunev, “An Evening
with Modern Russian Composers.” The
third of the series will be given April 3rd,
an All-Mozart recital, in which Mills
Howeiton, baritone, will assist Professor
Dunev, pianist. A Schumann program
and “An Evening of Chamber Music,”
will be given Sunday evening, April 10th,
in which the Atlanta Conservatory quar
tette and quintette will participate, as
sisted by Professor Dunev, soloist.
An All-Liszt Hour is scheduled for
April 24th, with Boris Dunev at the
piano, rendering Sonata B Flat Minor
and Rhapsodies Nos. 2, 6 and 12. An
All-Beethoven program will be given on
May 8th, in which George Lindner, vio
linist, will appear, and Professor Dunev,
at the piano. The annual recital of the
students of the Alliance Music Studio will
be given Wednesday evening, June 1st,
at the Alliance auditorium.
Hadassah Neu's
Hadassah celebrated its twentieth an
niversary on Purim. The Atlanta chap
ter of Senior Hadassah, in celebration
of this occasion, will hold a joint mem
bership tea and annual linen shower at
the regular meeting at the Jewish Pro
gressive Club. The program is under
the direction of Miss Perle Bokritzky.
The Hadassah Cultural Group was
given an address at High's Museum of
Art by Dr. Lewis Palmer Skidmore on
“The Jewish Contribution to Sculpture.”
Jacksonville
Congregation Ahavath Chesed, of which
Israel Kaplan is the rabbinical head, cel
ebrated its fiftieth anniversary this month,
according to Joel Richard, president of
the congregation. A carnival and bazaar
was held, followed by a banquet and
temple services in commemoration of the
anniversary.
Raleigh
The North Carolina Association of
Jewish Women will hold its annual con
vention Sunday and Monday, April 3 and
4, at the Sir Walter Hotel, Raleigh, N. C.,
with Mrs. Abram White, of Charlotte,
president of the association, presiding
over the convention. 1 here will be. a
formal dinner Sunday night, the prin
cipal address of the evening to be made
by Rabbi Morris S. Lazaron, of the Madi
son Avenue Temple, Baltimore, Md.,
whose subject will be “Surveying the
Jewish Scene.” Other features of the pro
gram will be addresses of welcome by
representatives of prominent Raleigh or
ganizations, and music. On Sunday af
ternoon there will be a meeting of the
Men’s Association at the same time as
the executive board of the Women’s As
sociation meets. Monday will be devoted
to business meetings. In the afternoon a
tea will be given for the visitors at the
home of Mrs. Herbert Rosenthal.
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