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HOLIDAY GREETINGS
HIGHLAND BEAUTY SHOP
1395 N. Highland Avenue ,N. E.
VErnon 3222
THE SOUTHERN ISRAELITE
Poge Seven
President Eisenhower to
Head Brotherhood Week
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GREETINGS
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BEST W ISHES
for a
HAPPY NEW YEAR
City Linen Service
563 Memorial Drive, S YV.
YY A. 9383
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Atlanta Dinette Co.
320 Peeters St., S. YV.
CR. 7789
Extends Sincerest Wishes
for a Haupy, Prosperous
New Year
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HOLIDAY
GREETINGS
Jean's Dress Shop
962 Peachtree, N. E.
EL. 0200
Best Wishes From
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Poe & King Associates
J408>4 MedJock Road
Decatur. Georgia
CR. 8451
Land Planning Consultation
and Survey
NEW YORK, (JTA) — Presi
dent Eisenhower , will again serve
as honorary chairman of Brother
hood Week, to oe observed next
February 20-27 under the sponsor
ship of the National Conference
of Christians and Jews, it was
announced here by Ben Duffy,
general chairman of Brotherhood
Week. Simultaneously, Mr. Duffy
released a letter from President
behind the annual observance.
“The spirit which lies behind
our observance of Brotherhood
Week is as old as our civilization,”
the President's letter declared. ‘‘It
goes back to the answer given to
the first man who asked, ‘Am I
my brother’s Keeper?’
"Through thousands of years
there have been many noble an
swers to this same question,
answers which bravely affirm that
all men — of all religions, of all
colors, of all languages — are in
fact brothers, that no man can live
alone. But in every age the ques
tion is asked, and in every age it
must be answered anew.
"We live in a period in which
the question has a new sharpness
and a new edge, because there
are new forces in the world which
divide and threaten men, forces
which work to lock each man
within the prison of his own mind,
which make friend distruct friend,
nation distruct nation. In the face
of these forces it is imperative
that we heroically by word and
deed give voice to our faith; that
every man is indeed his brother’s
keeper, that no human being in
the world can escape his spiritual
involvement in what happens to
any other human being, that no
man, in the troubled sea of man
kind, can be an island.
‘‘It is the purpose of Brother
hood Week to inspire to give that
answer for our time, with an
eloquence never before, heard,”
the letter concluded.
Highest Greetings
for the Highest
Holy Days
Brookwood
Variety Store
1931 Peachtree Rd„ N. E.
ELgin 6846
Kenneth, Janis and
Judy Fields
Social Club Gives
$200 (or Orphan Aid
In honor of the High Holidays,
the Goodwill Women’s Social
Club of Atlanta has contributed
$200 to the Child Restoration
Fund in Israel.
In the fifteen years of existence,
several thousands of dollars have
been given to under-privi
leged orphans of Israel by the
club, whose membership includes
Mesdames: M. Nissenbaum, Yetta
Cuba, B. Hurwitz, Lotie Borochoff,
A. M. Goldstein, J. L. Saul, M.
Zion, Fannie Levy, H. Mendel, J.
Zimmerman, A. Shapiro, and P.
S. Clein.
On the pure tablets recording the
events of the Jewish New Year, let us
inscribe acts and thoughts of the high
est integrity, of the choicest humanita
rian regard . . . for as it is written so
shall it be . . . and the record of our
days will be measured and weighed in
the judgement scale of goodwill.
Oglethorpe University
Atlanta, Georgia
PROGRESS
lias made Georgia one of the fast
est growing states, economically speaking, In the nation.
Her capital city, Atlanta, is taking her rightful place as
• metropolis of first rank. Her people are enjoying a new
prosperity, a new standard of living.
Georgia’s commercial truckers are grateful for the oppor
tunity of helping make possible this surge to greatness.
Hauling three-fourths of all freight to enter or leave the
state, their trucks have increased in number from 87,182
as late as 1940 to 216,476 in 1954. From bathtubs to broc
coli, from automobiles to aspirin, their carges feed a grow
ing need — AND THEY PAY THEIR WAY IN TAXES
FOR THE PRIVILEGE OF SUPPLYING THAT NEED.
Georgia’s truckers fight a never-ending battle against
forces which for compeUtive reasons would cripple or kill
them, but they face the future confident in the knowledge
that their service is so important to a great state that all
Georgians will stand by them.
GEORGIA MOTOR TRUCKING ASSOCIATION, INC.