Local Notes on Lectures Visits and Meetings in Texas
Mr. Frohmanson tours Texas with a lecturing plan and will visit Houston soon. The Jewish Literary Society directors convene on Tuesday December 8. Ike Freundlich of Brenham visits his parents on Bell Avenue. Miss Ifiller of Magnolia is guest of Mrs. L G Sam at 1917 Franklin Avenue. Herzel Zion Society meets Sunday at 2 30 p m at Adath Yeshurun Hall. Dr Willner and his sister stay for winter after returning from Cleveland. On December 6 at 8 p m Dr Henry Barnstein discusses stereoscopic views at Temple Beth Israel Crawford Street. On December 20 Dr Wolf Wilner lectures at Adath Yeshurun Synagogue Jackson and Walker Street.
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Ike Freundlich
Brenham
Mrs
3. Freundlich
Bell Avenue
Miss Ifiller
Magnolia
L.G. Sam
Franklin Avenue
Henry Barnstein
Temple, Beth Israel
Crawford Street
Wolf Wilner
Adath Yeshurun Synagogue
Jackson and
Walker Street
Temple services schedule with Bar Mitzvah
Temple Beth Tsrael Friday night services start at 8 pm led by Rabbi Barnstein. Saturday morning services begin at 11 am with a Bar Mitzvah for Bennie Applebaum and the lecture topic Sins of Bible Heroes.
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Temple Beth Tsrael
Barnstein
Bennie Applebaum
First Monthly Hop of Jewish Literary Society Held
The Jew ish Literary Society opened its first monthly hop on Thursday evening to a very large membership. Dancers praised the event as highly enjoyable and the next dance is planned for December 31 as a leap year affair. Women are urged to select and inform their escorts early for suitable attire.
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Jewish Literary Society
Chab
Herald Ad Message Seen by Advertisers
Irvin reports that the Herald was seen by advertisers. The brief note notes a message directed to advertisers and mentions the publication.
Baltimore Woman Visits Brother and Texans Plan Holiday Houston Visit
Mrs J Nasanowitz of Baltimore Maryland visits her brother Rabbi W W Willner. Miss Jeannette Littmann of Austin Texas will spend the holiday week in Houston and stay with Miss Julia B Blum.
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Mrs. J. Nasanowitz
Baltimore, Md
Rabbi W. W. Willner
Jeannette Littmann
Austin
Texas
Houston
Julia B. Blum
Gee Club Changes Meeting Night and Local Social News
The Gee Club of the Jewish Literary Society shifts from Tuesday to Monday nights. Misses Esther and Sarah Jacobs of New York arrive Friday to make Houston their home. Lillian Violette Blum and Dave Woolf of Galveston plan February wedding. Abs. 3. Freunllich hosts Mrs. Freda Safro visiting Denver charity funds in Houston.
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Gee Club
Jewish Literary Society
Glee Club
Esther
Sarah Jacobs
New York
Jacobs
Mire
Ben Blum
Galveston
Lillian Violette
Dave E. Woolf
Freda Safro
Denver
Colo
Kapner Joins Jewish Herald as Proprietors
Announcement states Mr. Chas M Kapner affiliates with the Jewish Herald and will be known in the future as the proprietors.
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Chas
M. Kapner
The
Jewish Herald
Goldberg
Kapner
Proprietors
Third Annual Chanukah Charity Hall At Turner Hall
Notice to young ladies and gentlemen who attend dances by non sectarian societies to be present at the third annual Chanukah charity hall on December 29 at Turner hall. Attendees may mingle with their own people for 50 cents, proceeds for sweet charity.
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Turner Hall
Advertisers urged to note Herald as source
A brief note addresses advertisers to acknowledge the Herald as the publication where the item appeared. It reinforces attribution and local press visibility for ads and announcements.
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