Educational Home Expands with 1875 Growth
The article notes that since 1875 the institution has provided material aid enabling better meeting demands and purchasing adjoining property used as workshops for boys under E. E. Dreyfous. Girls receive elementary education and domestic training, with talented youths advancing to the public High School. (Continued next week)
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E. E. Dreyfous
Reminiscences of a Galveston youth and Jewish intellect
The essay praises a young Galvestonian who spoke for the I O B E, highlighting his talent, hard work, and high ambition. The writer recalls meeting the boy as an eight year old, noting his jovial nature and early studies, and recounts the father’s support for science and philosophy. The piece ends with pride in the son’s success at Columbia College and in Judaism.
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New Orleans
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Columbia College
Thanksgiving sermon at First Presbyterian church
Thanksgiving eve services at the First Presbyterian, with clergy from several churches in attendance. Rev. E K Means of the First Methodist preached a sermon praising God’s providence from Moses to Joshua, noting God’s care in hunger, thirst, and hardship while addressing doubts about divine oversight and the meaning of nature.
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