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WEDDINGS
Sept. 10,1937—Mr. and Mrs. Abe Seizor,
daughter.
Sept. 24,1937—Mr .and Mrs. S'. Walfson,
daughter, Carol.
Oct. 2, 1937—Mr, and Mrs. S, Cherry
son, Ronald.
Oct, 4, 1937—Mr. and Mrs. S. Hammer¬
man, daughter, Adele Eileen.
Oct. 9, 1937—Mr. and Mrs. H. Sacks,
daughter, Lois Elaine Frances.
Nov. 9, 1937—Mr. and Mrs. A. Lassk,
son, Perry Joel.
Nov. 12, 1937—Mr. and Mrs. Abe S'elber,
son, Franklin Neal.
Nov. 13, 1937—Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Se¬
gal, daughter, Sarah Ann.
Nov. 15, 1937—Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Block, daughter, Elka Miriam.
Nov. 30, 1937—Mr. and Mrs. Sam Gamce,
daughter, Frances Lorraine
Jan, 1, 1938—Mr. and Mrs. Barney Wit¬
ten, daughter, Sally Ann.
Jan. 5, 1938—Mr. and Mrs. Archie Puldy,
son, Stephen William.
Feb. 4, 1938—Mr. and Mrs. Louis Wit¬
ten, daughter.
Feb. 12, 1938—Mr. and Mrs. Isser Price,
daughter, Eunice.
Feb. 13,1938—Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell So-
bel, son, Henry Davis.
Feb. 24, 1938—Mr, and Mrs. Louis Wolf-
son, daughter.
Mar. 14,1938—Mr. and Mrs. Ansel Chep-
nik, son, Kenneth Paul.
Mar. 21, 1938—Mr. and Mrs. Abe Roth-
stein, son.
Mar. 22, 1938—Mr. and Mrs. H. Zimmer¬
man, son, Charles Beryl.
Mar. 26, 1938—Mr. and Mrs. L. Epstein,
son.
Mar. 31, 1938—Mr. and Mrs. Roland
Krantz, daughter, Rochelle.
Apr. 15,1938—Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Glick-
stein, daughter.
May 28, 1938—Mr. and Mis. Lonnie
Wurm, daughter, Jacqueline.
June 2, 1938—Mr. and Mrs. L. Goldberg,
daughter.
July 8, 1938—Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Rob¬
in, daughter, Rochelle.
July 16, 1938—Mr. and Mrs. J. Marko-
vitz, daughter, Toby.
July 18, 1938—Mr. and Mrs. Sam Datz,
son, Harold Jay.
July 18,1938—Mr. and Mrs. Bernie Mos-
kovitz, daughter, Barbara Helene.
Aug. 8, 1938—Mr. and Mrs. Manny Fa¬
gan, daughter, Dorris Anne.
Aug. 12, 1938—Mr. and Mrs. Abe Fletch¬
er, daughter, Marilyn Leah.
Sept. 9, 1937—Hebrew School opens.
Sept. 15—Junior Hadassah stages its annual fom Kip-
pur night dance in Center Auditorium.
$ept. 26—Center Sunday School opens with a registra¬
tion of approximately 200.
Oct. 31—Jewish Progressive Society sponsors Hallo¬
ween Dance for the benefit of the Hope Haven
Building Fund.
Nov. 11—Ladies Hebrew Sheltering Aid and Home for
the Aged stages its annual Armistice Day Dance
in the Center Auditorium.
Nov. 12-14—Local Junior Hadassah is host to Fri-
Cily Hadassah Convention, with delegates from
Charleston, Savannah, and Tampa in attendance.
Nov. 16—Jewish Men’s Club holds its organization
meeting in response to a call made hy Rahbi Mar-
golis.
Nov. 25—D a u g h t e r s of Israel stage their annual
Thanksgiving day dance.
Nov. 28—Jewish Progressive Society sponsors a
Chanukah party featuring choir singing, tradi¬
tional games and contests—Proceeds went to Cen-
ter Bus Fund.
Dec. 4—Nat Shortstein is elected president of the new¬
ly formed Jewish Men’s Club.
Dec. 5—Chanukah program presented by the children
of the Hebrew and Sunday School.
Dec. 19—Cantor B. Krasnopolsky, baritone and native
of Russia, gives a concert of Yiddish, Palestinian,
and Cantorial songs.
Jan. 2, 1938—Rahbi Margolis inaugurates Center Ra¬
dio Broadcast over WJAX at 12:15 every other
Sunday.
Jan. 4—David Moscovitz is elevated to position ol
presidency of the Jacksonville Jewish Center, with
Harry Finkelstein and Max Rubin elected to hon¬
orary presidencies.
Jan. 14—Joint Service of the Jewish Center and Tem¬
ple Ahaveth Chesed held in the Jewish Temple,
marking the celebratior of the twentieth anniver¬
sary of the Jewish Welfare Society. Rabbi Mar¬
golis speaks on Char ty and Religion. ’
Jan. 26—A capacity crowd ills the Center Auditorium
for the fifteenth annua* cabaret of the Daughters
of Israel.
Feh. 4—Rabbi Elihu Rickej Representative of the Am¬
erican Jewish Commijfee, addresses a joint ser¬
vice of the Temple <nd Center Congregations
held in the Center ,'iynagogue.
Feh. 6—New Officers of The Center are installed by
Rabbi Margolis at elafbrate banquet marking tne
tenth anniversary of thlj institution. Guest speakers
included Rabbi Elihti! Rickel of New York and
Prof. Jos. Weil, of the University of Florida.
Feh. 8—Judge Morris Rb.henherg, former president
of the Zionist Organ!: ition of America, addresses
capacity crowd in C nter Auditorium.
Feb 11—Boy Scout Sahpatn fittingly observed at
Friday Evening Serv :es,
Feb. 25—Girl Scout Tro p No. 2 sponsors Friday
evening Services witkwliss Frances Gregory, Girl
Scout director of Jad (onville, speaking on “The
Value of Scouting."
Feb. 27'—Installation B a
Sheltering Aid Soci
celebrating fifteenth a
Blattner installed asf\
Skop, of Orlando,
i q u e t of Ladies Hebrew
and Home for the Aged,
.niversary, with Mrs. S. L.
president. Rabbi Morris
st speaker.
March 2—Mrs. Moses P. Ijpstein, newly elected presi
dent of Hadassah, acS
in afternoon and add)
the local Hadassah
ciety.
March 4—Local
night
Young J
services with
groups participating
March 8.—Debate staged
■* resses Daughters of Israel
sses meeting sponsored by
d Jewish Progressive So-
embe
chi!
Ds sponsor Friday
of the respective
between the Jewish Men's
Club, represented by Jjlarry Broicla and Leon Sha¬
piro, and the JewishljProgressive Society repre¬
sented hy Harry Sachs and Harry Gendzier.
March 11—B’Nai Brilh Sabbath observed as Rabbi
Margolis speaks on B Nai Brith in the Life ol
the American Jew "
March 17—Jewish Center in collaboration with the
Daughters of Israel sponsors annual Purim Soo-
dah and Ball in Center Auditorium.
March 25—A. Z. A. Fraternity Sabbath observed
at regular late Friday evening services.
April 1—Junior Congregation Sabbath observed as
newly installed officers conduct services at laic
Friday night services.
April 8—Late Friday evening service dedicated to the
Daughters of Israel.
April 17—Children's Sedar is sponsored by the Daugh¬
ters of Israel with the pupils of the Religious
Schools performing the traditional Sedar Service.
April 29—Jewish Progressive Society and Jewish
Men’s Club honored at Friday evening services,
with officers of both groups participating in ser¬
vice.
May 4—Mrs. Ben Chepenik is elected to the presidency
of the Daughters of Israel succeeding Mrs. Joseph
Hackel.
May 6—Special Mothers’ Day services conducted at
Friday evening services, sponsored hy various af¬
filiated youth groups of the Center.
May 25—Federal Theatre presents marionette show
in Center Auditorium.
June 5—Beautiful ceremony marks the confirmation,
of 12 students of the Center Sunday School, fea¬
turing a series of appropriate talks on the inter¬
pretation of the Ten Commandments, and in¬
spiring singing of the Center Glee Club.
June 7—Jewish Men’s Club stages its first big social
affair in the form of a dance given in the Center
Auditorium.
June 12—Appropriate exercises mark the conclusion
of the regular terms of the Sunday School and
Hebrew School.
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“BAKED IN FRESHNESS”
Sept. 5, 1937—
Ann C. Kurchik—Harry Kolchin,
Sept. 9, 1937—
Sylvia Hackel—Herbert Panken.
Oct. 10, 1937—
Sylvia Shain—Manny Begal.
Oct. 24, 1937—
Florence Cohen—Joe Schreiber,
Waycross, Ga.
Dec. 26, 1937-
Anna Gross—Nathan Abramson, Mi¬
ami, Fla.
Jan. 16, 1938-
Morris Bartley, Carol Weil.
Jan. 16, 1938—
Marry Yoffee—Mike Michelson.
Jan, 30, 1938—
Mildred Rose—David Rothstein.
June 12, 1938-
Martin Lipinski—Lily Iritzer,
June 12, 1938—
Irving Levin — Mary Frances Lipp-
man.
June 12, 1938—
Edith Weiss—Leo Michelson.
June 9, 1938-
Molly Mizrahi—Abraham N. Salem,
Miami, Fla.
June 26, 1938—
Marie Jacobs—Harry Rosenbloom.
July 10, 1938—
Kate Sachs—Benjamin Turner, New
York.
July 10, 1938—
Abe Levin—Harriet Spitz.
Aug. 28., 1938—
Ida Biscow—Sidney X. Cohen
Sept. 18, 1938—
Edith Levin—Sam Abromovitz,
Lakeland, Fla.
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