2 50 66 https://omeka-test.library.appstate.edu/files/original/5989912d1237dfbce637460a8491f056.pdf fb263df9677f2031f02497217758d103 PDF Text Text ���������������� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Leo Finkelstein Papers Description An account of the resource This collection contains materials relating to Leo Finkelstein, resident of Asheville, North Carolina, the Asheville Lions Club, and the Beth Ha-Tephila Cemetery in Asheville. It contains computer discs, notes, scrapbooks, book drafts, correspondence, photographs, programs, fliers, and other materials related Leo Finkelstein, his wife Sylvia, and the Lions Club, Elks Club, and Jewish Community in Asheville, North Carolina. Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Finkelstein, Leo, 1905-1998 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Leo Finkelstein's Account of Jewish and Lion's Club History in Asheville Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1987 Language A language of the resource English Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 107_01_19_Finkelstein_AutobiographyOfJewsInAsheville_1982_M Description An account of the resource Anecdotes about Leo Finkelstein's life growing up in Asheville during the first half of the 20th century as well as his reminiscence of the Lion's Club. Subject The topic of the resource Finkelstein, Leo, 1905-1998 Jews--Religious life--North Carolina--Asheville--History Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a title=" In Copyright - Rights-holder(s) Unlocatable or Unidentifiable" href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC-RUU/1.0//" target="_blank"> In Copyright - Rights-holder(s) Unlocatable or Unidentifiable </a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived <a title="AC.107 Leo Finkelstein Papers" href="https://appstate-speccoll.lyrasistechnology.org/repositories/2/resources/192" target="_blank"> AC.107 Leo Finkelstein Papers </a> Is Part Of A related resource in which the described resource is physically or logically included. <a title=" Leo Finkelstein Papers" href="https://omeka.library.appstate.edu/collections/show/27" target="_blank"> Leo Finkelstein Papers </a> Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Extent The size or duration of the resource. 16 pages Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Asheville (N.C.) Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. https://www.geonames.org/4453066/asheville.html Temporal Coverage Temporal characteristics of the resource. 1980s 1905 Beth Ha-Tephila Bikur Cholim Cossack Dix Sansfield Eva Sternberg Jewish Community Center kruetchma Lions Club pogrom Pushalot Rabbi Londow Rosh Hashanah Sabbath sanatorium Silver Shirts https://omeka-test.library.appstate.edu/files/original/37b7f097aa984948ce8669ebc48c6068.pdf 174a760dd7019718450e6f9e8f9eac9d PDF Text Text ���������������� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Leo Finkelstein Papers Description An account of the resource This collection contains materials relating to Leo Finkelstein, resident of Asheville, North Carolina, the Asheville Lions Club, and the Beth Ha-Tephila Cemetery in Asheville. It contains computer discs, notes, scrapbooks, book drafts, correspondence, photographs, programs, fliers, and other materials related Leo Finkelstein, his wife Sylvia, and the Lions Club, Elks Club, and Jewish Community in Asheville, North Carolina. Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Finkelstein, Leo, 1905-1998 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource World War II Letters and Notes Language A language of the resource English Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 107_01_18_WWII_LettersAndNotes_M Description An account of the resource A hand-written copy of an interview of Leo Finkelstein explaining the various places he went and people he met during his service in World War II. Subject The topic of the resource Finkelstein, Leo, 1905-1998--Interviews World War, 1939-1945--Personal narratives, American Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a title=" In Copyright - Rights-holder(s) Unlocatable or Unidentifiable" href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC-RUU/1.0//" target="_blank" rel="noopener"> In Copyright - Rights-holder(s) Unlocatable or Unidentifiable </a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived <a title="AC.107 Leo Finkelstein Papers" href="https://appstate-speccoll.lyrasistechnology.org/repositories/2/resources/192" target="_blank" rel="noopener"> AC.107 Leo Finkelstein Papers </a> Is Part Of A related resource in which the described resource is physically or logically included. <a title=" Leo Finkelstein Papers" href="https://omeka.library.appstate.edu/collections/show/27" target="_blank" rel="noopener"> Leo Finkelstein Papers </a> Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Extent The size or duration of the resource. 16 pages Camp Kearns letter Pacific Phillipine Islands Porkie Ruth Anderson Samar World War II https://omeka-test.library.appstate.edu/files/original/e4d50ef3d682c70e4462ef099cdb174e.pdf 6f676517e93780401c52b0729bbdc27b PDF Text Text Tcxble: Living BenefitsPayable to "FUll.Y INSURED" worker who has reached Age t~ or over, who has retired (or is earning less than $15 c month in covered emp!oyr:Jenl) and who has filed a claim. Supplemental family benefits are available. MON l'HLY OJ.D.AGE INSURANCE BENEFITS (Retired Worker Aqo 65 or ovor- If married. WUe also Aqe 85 or over) AY..Qqe l'>Toolhl:r Waqe oiJSO Slnqlw Married• or without Ellqlble Wife alao Depecclento 8Sor oYtr 3 5 10 20 30 40 Sinqle orwllhout Ellqlble Depeodenll Wife also 85 "ro••• .i\T81Uqe Monthl:r WQ9eoU2SO Sinqle Married • orwltbout Ellqlble Wile alA<> Dependeoll 8SoroYer $20.60 21.00 22.00 24.00 26.00 28.00 Yean ofCouraqe AfttU'le M0111hly W09e oi.IOO SU.qle Married " or wltholll Wlle also Ello;tbl• Pepeodenll S5 oro...r $25.75 26.25 27.50 30.00 32.50 35.00 $30.90 31.50 33.00 36.00 39.00 42.00 $46.35 47.25 49.50 54.00 58.50 6S.OO $41.20 42.00 44.00 48.00 52.00 56.00 $30.90 31.50 33.00 36.00 39.00 40.00 Anruqe Monthly Waq~oUlSO $38.63 39.38 41.25 45.00 48.75 5250 Mcmied 0 $81.80 63.00 66.00 72.00 78.00 84.00 "Manlod couple, without ch!ldron. whore w!fo Is el!qlblo for a Supplomontallncomo. rex ' 'ooch'' ol!qlblo. unmorrlod. dopondonl child up to Aqo 16, or up ln Aqo 1811 oltendlnq school r&qularly, on add!Uonal Monthly &noll! oqualto on~JohaU of tho bonoltta ehown abovo undor "SINGLE." See paqo I (c). llonof!t& subjoc: to maximum and mlnlmum l!mltatlons and all ollq!bility roqulrcmonto. The above table of monthly benelits .s based on "Primary Insurance Bene fit" formula. See page I. DEATH BENEFITS - * * * Payable to eligible Survivors of "Currently Insured" or "Fully lnsured" worke r. A "CURHENTLY INSURED" w.,rker IS one who has r,gceived $50 or more of "wa<;Jes" in "covered" employment for at least six (6) of the twelve (12} calendar quarte rs Immediately preceding the quarter In which he died. For "FULLY INSURED" worker requirements. see page I. ONLY CERTAIN TYPES OF SURVIVORS' MONTHLY BENEFITS are payable if the worke r was only "carrently" :nsured at the time of his deaih. (See below.) * * * The MONTHLY BENEFITS payahle to the ellgjble survivors will be based on (a) The MONTHLY Old-Aqe Insurance Benefit the retired worker had bean receiving, - OR - not retired. the MONTHL'! BENEFIT computed as of the time of death tJI the worker, using the Primary Insu1ance Benefit formula (see page 1). (b)lf * * * WIDOW-65 OR OVER (Deceased worker "FULLY" insured) THRE&FOURms Pnn.iARY INSURANCE BENEFIT Pmable until widow (I) re-marries, or (2) d!es, or (3) becomes entitled to "old-age benefits" in her own right (as an employee covered by the law), larger than these widow's payme nts. WIDOW-WITH DEPENDENT CHILDREN UNDER AGE 18 THRE&Fouams . . . Pnn.iARY INSURANCE BENEFIT To be eligible for these benefits, widow must have In her care a chUd or children entitled to Child's Insurance Benelits {see page I {c) ). This beneHt would continue until (I) NO CHILDREN of the deceased are any longer entitled to Child's Insurance Benefits, or (2) the widow dies, or (3) r&-marrles, or (4) reaches Age 65 and becomes entitled to receive a benefit as a WIDOW-65 OR OVER-of a "FULLY INSURED" worker, or (5) becomes < ntitled to old-age benefits as an employee herself, which are equal to or larger than these widow's l payments. NOTE: All bonollt3. 011 outllnod hsreln, are subloct to tho loqal roquiromonla, llmltatlona and subaoquont chanqos In the Soda! SecurUy Lows. -:2- �ONE-HALF "EACH" DEPENDENT CHILD-UNDER 18 Payable under the same conditions as on page 1 (c). PRIMARY INSURANCE BENEFIT " EACH" WHOLLY DEPENDENT PAJI.ENT OVER 65 (Where "FULLY INSURED" Employee leavea no widow or unmar· ried child under aqo 18) Satisfactory proof of wholt:} dependency at time of death of covered w orke r must be furnished within two years. This beneUt does not apply If deceased worke r was only "CURRENTLY INSURED." WIDOW _ UNDER 65 _ { Withr,ut ChUdren. or With ChUdren Over 18 ONE-HALF PRIMARY INSURANCE BENEFIT !Monlhly Income for Life) lUMP SUM-DEATH BENEFIT Payable only ll no wlclow, chile!, or pmont t. eUq'..ble for monlhly bene6bl. ALSO TO OTHER RELATIVES OR OTHERS WHO PAID B<JRIAL EXPENSES The lump sum payment is equal to six (6) times the PRIMARY INSURANCE BENEFIT a t the lime of th e husband's death. This benefit is payable to the WIDOW (or Widower} of the deceased, or (2) U neither Is living, then to the child or children of the deceased. or (3) II no surviving spouse or childre n, then to such !')ersons as may be entitled to share w1th children under the "Laws of Descent" of the state where the worker lived. (4} Parents. (5} Anyone who has pald burial expen ses up to amount of d ebt. but not exceeding the LUMP SUM- DEATii BENEFIT. <Widow of "FULLY INSURED" wor!cer will be eligible for additional benefits whe n she reaches Age 65.} * Table: Death Benefits - * * Payable io eligible Surv·ivors of Deceased Worke r. MONTHLY SURVIVORS INSURANCE BENEFITS (Deceaaed Worker-Currently or Fully Insured) (Widow. 65 or over (without unmarried children un.der aqe 18), and aqed wholly dependent parents may receive Monthly Survivora Insurance Benofits ONl.Y lJ the deceased worker was "FULLY INSURED") AVERAGE Moolhly Wa90 of deceased . .. SIOO AVERAGE Monthly Wa<Je ol c l - c l . , . $50 Yean ofCo ...e!..lQI: 3 5 10 20 30 40 Widow 85 W1dow cmciOno Q1ld OneCh1ld. orPCD'ent 85 01'0Tor oro••r Ch1ld $'25.75 26.25 27.50 30.00 32.50 35.00 $12.88 \3.13 13.75 15.00 16.25 17.50 $19.31 19.69 :<'.0.63 22.50 24.38 26.25 $32.19 32.82 34.38 OneCh1ld, or Pc::rent 8ScroTor Widow Widow c:adOne oro••r $10.30 10.50 11.00 12.00 13.00 14.00 $15.45 15.75 16.:>0 18.00 19.50 21.00 as $15.45 15.75 16.50 18.00 19.50 21.00 $23.18 23.63 24.75 27.00 29.25 31.50 40.63 43.75 AVERAGE Moalbly Wa9o of dec:ecued ••• $250 AVERAGE Monlhlr WO<J• of deceased •• . $150 3 5 10 20 30 40 ~7.50 $38.63 39.38 41.25 45.00 48.75 52.50 $20.60 21.00 22.00 24.00 26.00 28.00 $30.90 31.50 33.00 36.00 39.00 42.00 - $51.50 52.50 55.00 60.00 65.00 70.00 MAXIMUM BENml'S: Tho ''TOTAL" of all Monthly Bonufila payahlo wllh roopocl t.o en lncllvlciual'a wc<;os may tfOT EXCEED (I) $85 Monthly; or (2) twlc:o tho Monthly Primary Insurance Bonollt; or (3) SO% of tho avoraqo Monthly waqo (whlchover o f tho throo ls locm. but no bon~Otto bo roduco<! bolow $20 If lcnver, and U total of bonoflts Is leas than $"'.0, thore In no roductJo·n). li tho mc:nclmum provlalona apply, all bonollts but tho prlm.>ry b<!r.oflt aro reduced proportionately. MINIMl1M BENml'S: Tho minimum for ony aolo monthly b<!noflt or for tho total of b<!neflta (whore more lhan ono monthly benoflt b payablo) Is Sl? . PROPORTIONATE: REDUcriONS will b<! modo to conform wllh tho abovo. Al110, lho mlclroum primary boneflt Ia $10. - 3- �KEEP YOUR WAGE RECORD Quarto: e r Yoaz 1Jmportant .Rotict! eo.~roq• Total n!~Y:!c1 Firm Employwd byt - -- --- --- - - - - - - Aa an employee, all contrlbutloza by you for 01J).AGE AND SUR· VIVORS INSURANCE BENEFITS are deducted by your employer from your compe'ilJKIIion or salmy. YOUR EMPLOYER CONTBIBUTES AN EQUAL AMOl]NT AS lUS SHARE OF PAYMENTS FOR YOUR BENEFITS. --- --- - - - - - - - - DO NOT MAKE ANY OTHE!l PAYMENTS TO "ANYONE" FOR THESE BENF,FITS. * * * ALL OLD-AGE INSURANCE BENEFITS MUST BE APPLIED FOR BY THE RETIRED WORKER. MEM· BERS OF THE WORKER'S FAMILY WHO ARE ELlGffiLE FOR rGrurfitn Supplemental Retirement Benefits Survivors Insurance Benefits <9111-a.gc Jnsuronrc )Srntfits: SHOULD FILE THEIR CLAIMS WITHLOCAL FIELD omCE OF SOCIAL SECURITY BOARD (AU beDeBta mual b. GPPil..l tor) * For YOU For Members of YOUR FAMILY * ~uroitlors Jnsuronrc ~rncfits : --------- For YOUR FAMILYYour " WJDOW" Dependent "CHILDREN" ('Jad•r It) Wholly Dependent "PARENTS" * COMPLETE INFOBMATION INSIDE Bead Carelullr PBEPABED FOR THE STAFF OF SAKS FIFTH AVENtJ E FltE WUll YOI1B VALV.UU: PAI'I!IUI -------- For Official Statement of Wages credited to your accoW\1 (the basis on which Old-Age and Survivors Insurance Benefits are paid) write to Social Security Board. Use Government's Official Form obtainable at any F!eld Office of Social Security Board. The Doard will give you a record once a y ear. �DEPARTMENT OF H E A LTH . E D UCA TiON , AN D W E L F ARE SOCIAL SECURITY A DMINISTRATION 8At..TIMOII&, MAtYUHO 2ta3G SOC I AL SECUR I TY ACCOUN T NUMBER • llllltlo ~allnfotmai!QIIIndlcafad oa )'OI.Ilttquetl . . M aeW \\'e an· glad "' ~tin.' • • • • • • • • • EARNI N GS PERIOD $ 11 , 599 . 46 NON E NONE NONE NONE NONE $ 1937 THRU 1950 1951 THRU 1960 ----, 1 1, 599 . 46 196 1 1962 1963 196 4 THRU J UN TO TAL - 1 937 THRU JUN 1964 AmountS you hil\'C cam t'd Cor periods aftn tlle last one sho~>'ll aho\'C will be n:conkd to your accourt shortly after we t ccehc Crom tl1c hm·nul Ttct enuc Sen· ire tht: earuiugs •·c pons •ubmiuctl by your employcr3. You m.t)' l>ctomc ••li~tihlc lor htncfit< :n ruirt·mcnt ap:~ or later, if you wurk long enough in covered employ· men! or sdfcmploymt·nt 10 ghc )OU an imutctl stalu<. l n•urctl >ta tll\ i• mc:•surcd in CJU3rtCr3 o( CO\'C ragc and tlw nutntwr nC qu.trwr; of ct>.t'l ,ll:~ )t•U twcd d vpcndJ on )OUr d.ttc u! birth i\o matter "hat )our date of birth , )OU will IIC\'cr need more than 10 quarters of con:r.o~c :tl n: titt'IIICIII :>gc . BA SED ON THE DAT E OF BIRTH YOU GAVE US , Y OU NEE D 17 QU ARTERS OF COVER AGE TO BE INSURE D FOR AT LEA ST MI NIM UM RE TI RE M ENT BENE FIT S. OUR RECORDS SHOW YOU NOW HA VE • • • infom1aLion about your sodal securi ly accounL Shown below are the earn ings now rewr<.kt! for you. • • • • )'OU 351- 10- 5 19 7 JJ;T ]'HIS REQ U I~EMENT II 1hi~ Sl:tlt'lllt'lll docs 1101 :ogrcc with }'OUr own rc<ord, plc;l\(' \\Titt• nr (.oll :ot ~our ncatt'51 Sod31 Security ,\dministr:nion DistriCt Office, or wrttc 10 U$, Unkss )<•u l'cpnfl .111 •'lllot ,,·ithin 3 )('.11'>, $ lll•)t1lhs. and 15 days :ohcr the year in ,,bid• 1lw ,,·agrs '"nc p3id or aller the t.ox.oblc "'·'' in whid• >cl! unploymcn t income was de· ri ved, rorrccli011 of our n·rords may not he po~iblc. I( yott '"it<·. pJ.-,,,.. . .:1ulu>e 1hh sta tcmcnl. The enclosed bof'lk k1 contains a brid summary of the :.ndal M'l u1 it~· pru;.;r.11n, i n!onu.11iou about sodaI security rccon:ls, and a complcu.: cxpl;m.• tion of tht• .tetion )OU ~hnuld t.t kc i( )Oll do not :tHree with this Statement o f )Our earnings. Answers to nny spcci!ic tluc·stions you ha'e asked will be found on the pages checked in the index. District office re:>reS<:nt<lliVC> will be gbd to amwt:r .trt) other que·.tiom l'-'" ha\'c abou1 the soci.ol securi1y program . Sincerely yours . J. Enclosure L. Fay Director, Division of Accounting Operations �Leo .Finlcelstein Sylvia Fialcel~tein April 2 1973 - 351-10.5197 A Cle.illl Jlflde \'lith llrs . ?;aull at s. s. O!'fioe for Social Securi't benefits . Advised that I (tho) had retired as of April l et and had eold all of 'at! etoo•; in Finkelstein ' a Ino • I!IUIO date ~ lY wi~e (Sylvia) r equested that s~ reoeive 'oenefite as 'at! vrife . She had b een drauin~ ~ benefits rrotr1 1966 O.ll an individual claim, at age 62. Oil 'the ' June 18 1973 July • 3', 1973 Received Social . D:leuranoe award for Sylvia . Cheok .in tho 1111 ount of $18l.aO for benei'~ta due for Feorut{ry 1973 through }.fay 1973• l:'hM1ed Urs . 'i'f~· inbers who put me in touch with an other party who referred :me to another party • I e.sk.ed i f I could be advised what disposition had been made of Leo's ol~m. I ·was told tlbat a tracer would b e sent and that the otrioe would get in touoh with me . July 27 1973 - August 8 1Cfl3 - ·~ '&~ \~13 ~ (1 l<c1?; Phoned ura~ ~oinbor~ who put me i n touch with l!rs . Saull:• t.trs . 5au. l ad~eed . that she did l not know 11bat *as hold in~ up benefits but would find out :for l.lle~ llo . benefits . or ad.vioe reoj!ived to dat~ for Leo ~a~ ·U-:>~-<~ I ~~~b-mu.. ·~ ·~ ~ ~ COK'£2~ ~ ~~~ 1 0-:z:(. ~r: : �rt -~- ou . •nl - _ emcnt y~·ur Soci"ll . ec,u:'itf Acco S till ou1 du: arber idl" o·f 1hi . arcL B _ sure ro~ j,, ~ o 'U!I' n1me an u nr number toed ~~ are 1110 1 ft on · U1t CCOI tDI' number - . lfd,,-in • d -r 10- m ke O IUI'e :0\Jf C OU'n l i proped " iclcbtlfir,d.. l ·f J 0U b~vf: m'?r' dun on roo nt aumbrt, p ··e U of them. 1 lt. i1 not oec:e 1 cy for you ro pay _n- ou.r 10 jd ygu in ur.. 'i · a: thi - informuion~ . There is n n,o ch r . ror chi _ervic.e.. .Be •ute 10. piKe . ~~ m ~ on tbu c rd be£ore mtahns •t ro, r • u I~LnMORE, . D. M 21203 �~ OlJOI. ~ern~ • o.. ZONt: · SIAJ£ ---~-..,~------.;::--.--~.,......~r;__---_..;..----........_;:,;;._ ~I 'fOUl. HAM~ YOUUSU~Y �·- CLAIM NUM6(R DtPARIM[NI Of HEALTH. EDUCATION. AN[) WELFARE- - - ?2,.., _ ')~ _ .... ,c.- - B SOCIAL S£CURIIV ADMINISTRAI ION DATE: .I I• .,. THIS IS lO C(RIIIV I HAI TH( ~(RSON !Sl NAM ED OtlOW 8£CA M( (NIIIL(O 10 IH( INSURANCE BENtrii S SHOWN P AYAOL( UND(R TilL($ II .1.1<0 XVIII 0 1 IH ( SOCIAl S £CURIIY ACI NAME AND ADDA£SS Or PAY££ AS IH£ CLAI.IANI TYPE Of OR AS A(PA($(NIA IIV( or IH( CLAIM AN I SENti II ·,,'i i.. c- Jylvi<~ !3 Fit,kl'"'r,ld·. 7 : ' ~:~stt:ncc1 Hci ,\~·\!i'\' i llP i'C :'0 P(1( OAI( Of (N ;IIL(M(NI '1/'J;' 'l() ''I? MONTHLY 8[N(rll .> .';' . , "' '·'J . '0 AM OU NI or fiRS T CHtC K A c'hcC"·~ i:: t he n:r u: t a!'> "'C · •!, 1 \ r"... ~ !..""·"'· • ·..~ --~- Th<' ) n::;urcd :)(' T' GIH I f' \•! •r·l: nr:d 1':', ll:!:ltr• 0 per·-i t p:-.ym,..~ · ··.·:- J.:J·•u··r~· 1n',• 7 • T"r , chH":.CC i bcr e fit t·.... t~:· ~::; rl'tt'" ~ ... t . r "UnC" f'fll': i:1ff' :·or th '..s ycttr cio 'l••t t!r..r-:.ts ~ ·'1c t . The right to receive social security benefits carries with it certain r esponsibilities. They are explained in the booklet furnished you. Read this booklet carefully. Be sure that you understand cle.trly what you can expect by way of benefits, and what is to be expected of you. If you have any questions or wish additional information about your benefits. please get in touch with any social security office. Most questions can be handled by telephone or mail. If you visit an office, howe\~ please take this Certificate with you. NOTICE: II you believe th at th is determination is not correct, you may request that your claim be reexamined. II you want this rcconsiderat•on, you must request •I not later than 6 mon ths from the date of th•s nohce. You may make your requ est through any soc ial secu11ty office. If ad ditional evrdence · is ava1lable, you should submit •I with your requ est. FORM SS.0•· 30 (1 · 711 KE AS A PERMANENT RECORD·OO NOT DESTROY EP R08(Rl M BALL COM MI$$10N(R Or SOCIAL $ ( CUAITY �• ,, ~ bell.: ~its no•..s payable nave been combined so made by one chec~ under your own claim number . payment will betf_/ ~. CO • OEPARTMEHT CF HEAL. TH , EOUCAT IOtl , AH D WEL FARE Soclol S. cu rity Aqm!nl at/otion Ho. 0 4)8 \1 17~631 -73) that payment can be Your total monthlY � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Leo Finkelstein Papers Description An account of the resource This collection contains materials relating to Leo Finkelstein, resident of Asheville, North Carolina, the Asheville Lions Club, and the Beth Ha-Tephila Cemetery in Asheville. It contains computer discs, notes, scrapbooks, book drafts, correspondence, photographs, programs, fliers, and other materials related Leo Finkelstein, his wife Sylvia, and the Lions Club, Elks Club, and Jewish Community in Asheville, North Carolina. Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Finkelstein, Leo, 1905-1998 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Leo Finkelstein's Social Security records Language A language of the resource English Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 107_01_17_LeoFinkelstein_SocialSecurity_M Subject The topic of the resource Social security records Finkelstein, Leo, 1905-1998 Description An account of the resource A record of Leo's correspondence with the Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, and the monthly Social Security check he received from the government. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a title=" In Copyright - Rights-holder(s) Unlocatable or Unidentifiable" href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC-RUU/1.0//" target="_blank" rel="noopener"> In Copyright - Rights-holder(s) Unlocatable or Unidentifiable </a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived <a title="AC.107 Leo Finkelstein Papers" href="https://appstate-speccoll.lyrasistechnology.org/repositories/2/resources/192" target="_blank" rel="noopener"> AC.107 Leo Finkelstein Papers </a> Is Part Of A related resource in which the described resource is physically or logically included. <a title=" Leo Finkelstein Papers" href="https://omeka.library.appstate.edu/collections/show/27" target="_blank" rel="noopener"> Leo Finkelstein Papers </a> Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Extent The size or duration of the resource. 9 pages Death Benefits Department of Health Education and Welfare Living Benefits Social Insurance Social Security Sylvia Taussig https://omeka-test.library.appstate.edu/files/original/e734df30a5383368b16df55d3dc9f77d.pdf a3e100191d98142a39b2272338e69bd8 PDF Text Text ) ~onorable ~~~tbarge f!7/uJ -eJ ~ ~ ad LEO. FINKELSTEIN 34 600 169 CORPORAL 394TH BOMBARDMENT SQUADRON (H EAVY) 2\rnt.y nf tlf:e Bnit:ell ~bites eJ ~ ~~ ~dJ(/~~ ae 61»~ ~ #le ~Jd [7~ ~ t-~• ~ ,' f?7/UJ ~ ,eJ aat04~~~.'~ -~~ ~ ~ [$~~~~ /r; atJJ ~· <3}~ .a/ SEPARATION CENTER FORT BRAGG NORTH CAROLINA I 3 SEPTEMBER 1945 Regi stered Sep tember 5, 1 945 at 12:03 P.M. in Book #9 page 63. ~..Q.co 0 0-·~ Reffii'ir or Deeaaoruncme County, North Carolina. Lf?~ . ;7=n~ R B MART IN AGD ~1A JOR J �ENL'I STED RECORD AND REPORT OF SEPARATI.QN ·HONO RABLE D ISCHARGE u our o• thDUotoa 4~ 12 JAN SI-UC'lfV C . .fzl IUYICI 0 Al4 u . DATr 01 nunuu I , .. , - .... , ..... }< , •• . , .. ~~~ ....... lu , ... D.urOi l•nfl ..rOAC'IInJIHIU I 19 JAN 4~ ;;~~~~~~ CO 21. PUCE 0 ' UTR liTO UHIU s c FORT JACKSON ae. MO•I ADOII.U AT Tl• t NC or D 'fn I NTO SIIVIC& SEE9 1 ;~~~"""'""".. "'·/ uo ..,. tl • .. 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Title A name given to the resource Leo Finkelstein Papers Description An account of the resource This collection contains materials relating to Leo Finkelstein, resident of Asheville, North Carolina, the Asheville Lions Club, and the Beth Ha-Tephila Cemetery in Asheville. It contains computer discs, notes, scrapbooks, book drafts, correspondence, photographs, programs, fliers, and other materials related Leo Finkelstein, his wife Sylvia, and the Lions Club, Elks Club, and Jewish Community in Asheville, North Carolina. Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Finkelstein, Leo, 1905-1998 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Leo Finkelstein's U. S. Army Discharge, September 3, 1945 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1945-09-03 Language A language of the resource English Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 107_01_16_LeoFinkelstein_ArmyDischarge_1945_0903_M Description An account of the resource The document of Leo Finkelstein's Honorable Discharge from the US Army in 1945. The reason for separation is stated as: "convenience of the government." Subject The topic of the resource Finkelstein, Leo, 1905-1998 Veterans--North Carolina--Asheville Military discharge Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a title=" In Copyright - Rights-holder(s) Unlocatable or Unidentifiable" href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC-RUU/1.0//" target="_blank" rel="noopener"> In Copyright - Rights-holder(s) Unlocatable or Unidentifiable </a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived <a title="AC.107 Leo Finkelstein Papers" href="https://appstate-speccoll.lyrasistechnology.org/repositories/2/resources/192" target="_blank" rel="noopener"> AC.107 Leo Finkelstein Papers </a> Is Part Of A related resource in which the described resource is physically or logically included. <a title=" Leo Finkelstein Papers" href="https://omeka.library.appstate.edu/collections/show/27" target="_blank" rel="noopener"> Leo Finkelstein Papers </a> Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Temporal Coverage Temporal characteristics of the resource. 1940s 1945 Fort Bragg honorable discharge Report of Separation United States Army https://omeka-test.library.appstate.edu/files/original/d70ab3f03bdaefd08e1862059df79c33.pdf 85b5166c64f0eee5fd4e5a9c82131178 PDF Text Text PATLA, STRAus, RoBINSON & MooRE , P . A. SU ITC: :100 • 211J N 0RH4 .-cA.RKCT P. O. IIOX 18ZII ASHEVI~~E. NORT H CARO~INA 28802 COPY OF LAST WILL AND TI:STAMENT OF lEO FINKELSTEIN (iw - D" r{ cq/k ::.-~,-~{I ·~ (5- �/ KHS/sv J2070-l Original on file w:th POWER OF ATTORNEY A$hevill ~, l !v :.h Carc!:n3 Know all men by · these presents , that I , Leo Finkelstein, hereby make, constitute and appoint my son, Leo Vinkelstein, Jr . , my true and lawful Attorn~/-in-Fact, for me and in my name, place and stead and on my behal , to do and perform for me anything of any character which I might do or ~erforru for myself if personally present and acting. Should my said Attorney- in- Fact be unable to act hereunder, I hereby const itute a nd appoint Karl H. Straus, and if he s hall be unable or unwilling t o act, Robert J. Robinson, and if he shall also be unabie or unwilling to act, Robert A. Freeme.n, III, my true and lawful At:t:Orney-iu-Fact, with full power and authori.ty to do and perform in my name and stead all matters and things herein authorized to be done and performed . I hereby revoke any and all Powers of Attorney previously given by me. Without in any way limiting the foregoing, I specifically authorize my Attorney-in-Fact, in my name and on my behalf: (1) Food and Clothing. To purchase food, clothes, medicine and other goods and supplies. (2) Banking. To endorse, deposiL and collect checks, drafts, promissory not.es, or other instruments made payable to me or to my order, and to endorse, deposit and withdraw any and all deposits to my credit in any bank, whether in my own name or jointly with another. (3) Safe Deposit Box . To enter and to deal with the contents of any safe deposit box standing in my name or to which I have the right of access. (4) Collection of Funds. To collect all s ums due me from all sources, inc luding Federal, State , or other governmer.tal ag~ncies, or branch thereof. (5) Insurance. To maintain and/ or purchase policies of insurance , ~ncluding property, health, accident, disability, hospital, or any other insurance, and to collect the proceeds of any such insurance , and in connection therewith , to give re ceipts and releases . (6) Borrowing Money . To borrow money and to pledge for the payment thereof any real or personal property. (7) Investments. To retain and/or to make any form of investment in real or personal property (tangible or intangible, including but not limited to stocks and bond3, etc.) , or interests therein, for cash or on terms (including "on margin"), and to hold such investments in the name of a nominee or in any other form without disclosure of the fiduciary relationship. (8) Voting. To vote for me and in my name, and to act as my proxy, at stockholder, partnership or syndicate meetings, and to sign proxies, statements , waivers, notices and simil&r documents. (9) Purchasin , Mort a in , To acquire, pure ase, mortgage, se , trans er, ass gn or lease real or personal property (tangible and intangible), or any interests therein , and to make such purchases, mortgages , or conveyances for cash or on terms, and to give or receive secured or unsecured notes therefor, and to pay, coll ect , and cancel such notes, and to execute bills of sale, deeds , mortgages , deeds in t rust , leases and such other documents as may be required or desirable . �- 2 (10) Tax Retu·cns , To s ign aP.y return, Power of Attorney , or oth er document required by Federal, State, or other governmental taxing a uthorities , and to appear for me and to represent me before the Internal Revenue Service, or any State or other governmenta l t axing authority f or any tax year from 1980 through the year 2005 . (1 1) Lesal Claims. To conduct , d~fend and su1t or proceeding for any purpose or may be due me or c l aimed again st me, such matters , and to receive , execute releases or other discharges therefor . p rosecute any action , for any amount which to a d just and sett:!..e and deliver receipts, ( 12) Care and Treatment. To admit me , and to exec ute contxaccs , conecnce or oth er documents required for my care and treatment at hos pitals, nursing h omes or other institut ions. (13) Attorneys and Accountants. To hire and retain a t torneys , accountants, or other agents reasonably required i n th~ carrying out of the duties herein de legated , and to pay reasonable remuneration for such services . I h e reby ratify and confirm all t h at my Attorney-in- Fact s hal l lawfully do or cause to be done by virtue hereof. The powers herein granted s hall be deemed continuing and s h all be e x ercisab le in connection with .::·.1y property which I may hereafter acquire as well as a ny property wh:l.ch I may now own . It is my i ntention that thi s Power of Attorney s hall continue in effect until revoked in writing, notwithstanding my incapacity or incompetence which may occur after the date of execution of this Power of Attorney. This Power of At t orney is executed pursuant to the General Statutes of North Cacol ina , General Statutes 32A et. s eq. I specifically waive a ll requirements conta ine d in North Carolina General Statute 32A et . seq. (or in any similar statute in any other applicable jurisdiction) rela tive to filing in the Office of the Clerk of Superior Court for Buncombe County (or in any other office performing s imila r f unctions in any other jurisdiction) of inventories a nd/or accounting reports covering re c eipts, disburs ements, investments, purchases , or disposition of my property. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have executed the foregoing Power of Attorney, this ~day of July , 1988. ~~~~p.:~~7-lt:i~~~~~~;.·,;a Notary Pub lie in and for ;; o tify that Leo Finkelstein personally appeared before me th s day and acknowledged the due execution of the forego ing instrument. Witness my ha nd and notaria l July, 1988 . My Commission Expires: d z. .:l:l- tf! seal, this the // ~ day of ~~L~~ �-- RJR:kt J2048-3 COPYOF Wilt: OF LEO FINKELSTEIN I hereby make, publish and declare this to be my Last W ill and Testament hereby r evok i n g any and all Wil ls and Codic:.ls by me at any cime h e r a cof~re made. Ar ticle 1. DECLARATION I declare tha t: l. 1 Testator . My name is Leo Fink e l s tein and I reside in Buncombe County, S:ate o f. North Carolina . 1.2 '.-Efe of Testator . 1. 3 Son of Tescator. My "\.Jife " is Sylvia B. Fi nke l st ein . My "S on" is Leo Finkelstein, Jr. Ar:icle 2. EXECUTOR AND TRUSTEE I nomin a : e . constitute and appoint my Son and Karl H. Straus as Co -Executors and Go -Trustees of this my Last Will. In the event Karl H. Straus shall be unable or unwilling to serve, I nominate , constitute and appoint Robert J . Robi~son , unable or Robert A. unwilling to Executor and Co-Trustee. serve. and if he shall also be Freeman, III, as Co- I direct that none of my Executors or Trustees shall be required to furnish bond . Wherever in this Hill reference is made to Executor or Trustee, it shall also mean and apply to Co-Executors or Co-Trustees, whichever is applicable. Article 3. PAYMENT OF DEBTS , ETC. I direct my Executor to pay my funeral expenses (including the �Last Will and Testament of Leo Finkelstein, Page 2 cost of a suitable plaque or monument), all expenses of my last illness, the administration expenses of my estate and any and all debts (including unpaid charitable pledges whether or not the same are enforceable obligations of my estate) as an expense and obligation of my estate and wi thout apportionment. Art ic le 4. TANGIBLE ?ERSONAL PROPERTY I give an d bequeath al l my jewe lry and watches to my Son , and to hi s s urviving children (in equal shar es) if he shall predecease me, and I give and bequeath all my other personal effects and t ang~ble person al property to my W fe , and if s h e shall predecease i me, to my Son. I direct that this bequest is i ntend ed to include I direct only it ems of tangibl e personal effects and pro?e ~ t:y . that any expenses property be paid incurred in safeguarding or f r om my estate as an deliver ing such admin i stration expens e t hereof . Article 5. SPECIFIC BEQUESTS I give and bequeath the sum of Five Thousand Dollars ($5,000) each to Rhonda Adams Schornstein, Lee Ad.:tms , and Steven Finkelstein, and I give and beque a th the sum of One Thousand Dollars ($1,000) ~ach t o Reb ecca Adams and to any other Great Grandchildren who may survive me . For the purpose of this Article 5. , the term Gr ea t Grandchildren shall include any child or children of Rhonda Adams Schornstein and Lee Adams and any Grandchild or Grandchildren of Leo Finkelstein, Jr. �Last Will and Testament of Leo Finkelstein , Page 3 Article 6. RESIDUARY ES'fATE 6.1 Division int o Two Shares . I direct my Exe cutor to di- vide all th e rest, residue and remainder o f my prope rty and est a t e of every nature and wherever situa ted, includif'!g a l l property which I may acquire or become entitled to a f t e r the exe cu t ion of this Will and including all laps e d lega ci e s and devi se s , h e r e inafter re f erred to as my R~s iduar y Esta t e , into two equal s h ares, to be des i gnated an d kn own as t he "v fe ' s Sha r e " and the "Son's li Shar e ". 6. 2 Tru s t f or Benefit of Wi f e . I give . de v ise and bequea th 1 th e Wif e s Share t o my Trustee . tc be held i n a crust to be des i gna ted as the "Wife ' s Tru st " , and m Trustee s hall dis c:- ibut e t he y net income derived the r efrom , in no l ess than quar ter ly ir.s t a llmer.t s , to and for the benefi t o f my Wi fe . this trust and my \-li fe s ot he r 1 I f the ne t inc ome from iinanc ia l r es ourc es ar e ins uffi- c i ent to provide for the maint en anc e , health and gener a l welfare of my \-life, I c.irect my Tru s tee t o pay to and for the benefit of my Wife so much of principal as shall be reasonably required under the circums t ance s . If at any time my Trustee shall determine that the trust es t ablished by thi s Wil l i s so small as to no longer be economica ll y fe asib le t o c ontinue in trust, my Trustee may termi nate such trust and distribut e the remainin g assets to my Wife , free and clear of this trust. If my \.Jife shall have sur~Jived me and the Trus t is in existence at the time of her death, or if my Wife shall have predeceased me , I give, devise and bequeath the Wife's Share or the principal then r emaining in said Trust to Patricia Sue Adams. �Last Wil l and Testament of Leo Finkelstein , Page 4 6.3 Son' s I Share . give , devise and bequeath the Son's Share to my Son, and if he shall not bP. living at the time of my death, I give , devise and be~ueath the Son's Share in equal shares to my Son ' s surviving child or childr en , natural born nr adopted . Article 7. MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS 7.1 Discretionarv Distributions. The discretionary distri - bu tions of princ i pal and income hereinabove authori-zed shall be made by my Tru stee Trus tee a s to the in its discretion . amou:-1 ~ and the judgmen t of my of such payments or di stributions, and the advi s aLi.l ity thereo.: , s hall be final and conclusive upon all p ~ r:ies interested or who may become ~nterested i n my estate or in any o f my t rust esta t es . 7. 2 Accounting Trustee. b~ My Trustee shall render state - ments of account of r ece ipts, disbursements and investments held a t lease annually to my Wife , but my Trustee shall not be required to make any repo=ts to any cour t at any time for any purpose. 7.3 Funding of Wife's Trust. I direct that to the extent possible , the Wife's Trust shall be funded only with assets that qua lify for the marital deduction under the provisions of the Int ernal Revenue Code zpplicable to my estate or out of the pro ceeds of such asset s . not reduced by any estate, tran sfer , succession, legacy or passing under this \-lill. qualifying for si~ilar inheritance , taxes paid out of property Also , to the exten t that other assets the marital deduction are available, the t.Jife' s �Last Will and Testament of Leo Finkelstein, Page 5 (i) assets with respect to which Trust shall not be funded with: a credit for fore ign taxes paid is allowable under the Internal Revenue Code; (ii) assets which may be subject to both income and estate ta~es and which may be eligible for a credit or deduction; or (iii) United States Treasury Bonds eligible for redemption at par in payment of Fede ral Esta te taxes . the W~fe' s Trust may be Subject to the fore 3o ing, funded in cash or in specific prope rty , real or personal, or an undivided interest therein, or partly in cash and partly in such P'=operty , and in inst al lments or all at one time , a nd without r egard to the ?=operty alloca t ed to the trust, ~ncome tax basis of specific provided only that any assets distribut ed in kind shall b e valued at their date o r d a t es of dist : i bucion values. In making such distributions, I request (but do not direct) that to the e xt en t deemed advisable or practical: (i) any p:-operty being sold t o satisfy obligations of my estat e {o r of any trust) s ha ll have an aggrega t e income tax basis as close as possible to its aggregate fair market value and (ii) to the extent consistent with this primary objective , the increase in basis for federal and state estate and succession taxes attributable to ap preciation shall be maximized . 7.4 Special Instructions. which assets shall be used in whether my estate The decision of my Executcr as to funding the \.Jife' s shall be valued under Trus t, as to the optional valuation provisions of the federal estate tax law, as t o wh at tax elections should be exercised , and as to what proceedings are necessary to complete the ascertainment of the federal estate tax , shall be �Last Will and Testament of Leo Finkelstein, Page 6 conclusive and binding on all per sons, and no compensating ad- justments between income and principal or between the funding of the trusts or other bequests shall be made as a r esult of such tax elections exercised by my Executor. 7.5 Distribution of Income Pending Funding of Wife ' s Trust . So long as any part of the Wife ' s Trust r emains unfunded, my Wi fe s ha l l be ent:it:led to receive from my Executor one-half (l /2 ) of the net income of my estate , the same to be in lieu of any interest or other income thereon. The determina tion of my Executor as to the amount of incooe to whi ch my Wife is entitled unde r the provi sions of this Paragraph shall be f in al and conclusive as to all per sons interested or claiming to Le inter ested i n my es tat e . Article 8. DISTRIBUTIONS TO MINORS If under the r:e rms of this Hill any beque st or devise, payment of income , or distribution of principal, shall become payable or distributable tc a minor, my Executor and Trustee shall have the right and power to make such payments or distributions payable , distributable or applicable to the use of such minor by making payment or distribution to either the parent or guardian of such minor, or my Executor and Trustee may apply the same directly for such minor ' s own benefit , and the receipt of such parent or guard ian, or evidence of the application of the bequest or devise, all or in !Jart , for the benefit of such minor , shall be a full and complete discharge and acquittance to my Exe cutor and Trustee to the extent of such payment or distribution. �Last ·will and Testament of Leo Finkelstein, Page 7 Article 9. COMMON DISASTER In the event my Wife and I nhall die in or as a result of a cormnon disaste r or accident , or difficult or impossible unde~ such circumstance s that it shall be to dt.'termine which one predeceased the other, it s hall be conclusively presumed that I survived my Wife . Articl e 10 . TAXES I direct tha t all estate, cession taxes, inheritance , transf er , l egacy or or death duties , sue - togethe r tvith any asses sment s, intere s ts or penalties thereon, which may be assessed or impos ed with re spect to my est.::~te , or anv pa rt ther eof , \vhether or not passing under my Wil l (collectively "Taxes " ). shall be paid out of my Residuary Estate as an exp ense of administ ration and tvithout appo rtionment . Article ll. AUTHORITY AND POWERS OF EXECUTOR AND TRUSTEE I he r eby authorize my Executor a nd/ or Trustee, in the exercis e of its di screti on and without any order of court, to do all things and to perform all acts tha t seem req,Iisite or desirab le in the businesslike settlement of my estate and the administrat ion of any trust. Without in any t.;ay limiting the generality of the fore- going, my Executor and Trustee s hall have the powers set forth and described in Artic l e Three of Chapter 32 of the General Statutes of North Carolina r ela ting to powers of fiduciaries and all of the powers conferred upon fiduciaries and personal r epr esentatives set forth and described in the general statutes of any jurisdiction in which this Last Will is probated, or in which my estate or any �Last Will and Testament of Leo Finkelstein, Page 8 trust s are being administered , and all of such powers and statutes a r e hereby incorporated into this Wi ll as if fu lly set out herein. Ar ticle 12. CAPTIONS The captions herein are for convenience only an d shall in no way limit, b r oRden or otherwise affect the construction of any pro vision h ereof . I, Leo Finkelstein, this I~ day of the Testator, sign my name to this instrument 1990 1'\J\A.rc...-1..____ and being first duly s tvorn . do hereb:' de clare to the undersi.gned authority thnt I sign and execut e this in strument as my Last Wi ll and Testament and th at I sign it wil l ingly, that I execut e it as my free and voluntary act for t he purposes herein expressed, and that I am eighteen yea r s of age or older, of sound mind, and under no constraint or undue influence. estato r \.Je , ~~ .:J kb'o~c.p.,_ the witnesses, , and?aro&.'-a.:?. ltv~\..t sign our names to this instrument consisting of nine (9) pages, including this page and the following page, this _...,!1'-~-1,;' day of yy0)...~c..-L , 1990 and being first duly sworn, do her eby declare to the undersigned authority that the Testator h as signed and executed this instrument as his Last l-lill and that he �Last Will and 1estament of Leo Finkelstein , Page 9 signed it willingly, and that each of us , in the presence and hearing of the Testator, her eby signs this Will as witness to the Testator ' s signing , and that to the best of our knowledge Testator is eighteen years of age or older, of sound mind, the and under no const=aint or undue influence. STATE OF N ORTH CAROLINA COUNTY OF BUNCOMBE Subscribed, Fi~tein,_t by 5i.rl .J. witnes ses , this sworn to and acknowledged before me by Leo Testa 4or, and s ub s ~d and swor~ tO· before me \o o.,...v.-.~ ~ and ~""'-'L\..c__cp, lU'\.&0 ' \ day o (Y'yi cc b. , 1990. My Commission Expires: ¥1tary ublic ".,_,.._ L--rl=~ ~/L~'<c Mlk'~ N � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Leo Finkelstein Papers Description An account of the resource This collection contains materials relating to Leo Finkelstein, resident of Asheville, North Carolina, the Asheville Lions Club, and the Beth Ha-Tephila Cemetery in Asheville. It contains computer discs, notes, scrapbooks, book drafts, correspondence, photographs, programs, fliers, and other materials related Leo Finkelstein, his wife Sylvia, and the Lions Club, Elks Club, and Jewish Community in Asheville, North Carolina. Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Finkelstein, Leo, 1905-1998 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Leo Finkelstein's Last Will and Testament, November 30, 1993 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1993-11-30 Language A language of the resource English Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 107_01_15_LeoFinkelstein_LastWillAndTestament_M Description An account of the resource Leo's last will and testament, explaining the distribution of his estate, personal property, and money, most of which he left to his son Leo Finkelstein, Jr, and his wife. Subject The topic of the resource Finkelstein, Leo, 1905-1998--Will Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a title=" In Copyright - Rights-holder(s) Unlocatable or Unidentifiable" href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC-RUU/1.0//" target="_blank" rel="noopener"> In Copyright - Rights-holder(s) Unlocatable or Unidentifiable </a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Wills Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived <a title="AC.107 Leo Finkelstein Papers" href="https://appstate-speccoll.lyrasistechnology.org/repositories/2/resources/192" target="_blank" rel="noopener"> AC.107 Leo Finkelstein Papers </a> Is Part Of A related resource in which the described resource is physically or logically included. <a title=" Leo Finkelstein Papers" href="https://omeka.library.appstate.edu/collections/show/27" target="_blank" rel="noopener"> Leo Finkelstein Papers </a> Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Extent The size or duration of the resource. 12 pages Temporal Coverage Temporal characteristics of the resource. 1990s 1990 attorney Last Will and Testament Leo Finkelstein Jr. personal property https://omeka-test.library.appstate.edu/files/original/dd5377ed3abb82920a70841eb9c70f88.pdf ce187a9564f1d1568193a37b16971ba8 PDF Text Text (trtifttatton of JStrtb STATIE OF ILLINOIS } COOK OOUNTY •~ was born on Sylvia Eva llu Ju 1 35- 23- 28 County Clerk of the County of Cook, in t~ State· of Illinois, do hereby I, MICHAEL J. 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Q-. ...lult. ·j I -~~ ~~2:1> the t• the • ~'ll•~•••tc - • ••1'7 8!7... 18 ,lMl"YOU and ta-re 11 not a dar goea tba' •hi bn1 V ooaplalbiJW about aa.thlDg be1ag wrobg with beneU. Dootor billa eN ooetlai ue plentr aDd none ot the c10Gton have toun4 an,.tbaDS JNoh WTong wlth her. It aeeu that juet about oYel'7th1Ds aDd eYeJ"7b~J a&S"Yatea her. She 1a reallJ ptt~ bard to ll'fca wltb. Seoolld JOU ~RUt realhe that I baYe two holale all'eac1r to take oaJte ot. 11J aother la a problea 1n hereelt .e1Dce me 1a gett lag ol4 alliS seta •nJ' twm&ildeae. P•ttl w.Se an extended Colle.se ec1'1Qat1on wlth e'fer,.th that soe• wlth S.t. It 18 a bls Job .~or SJl¥~ an4 I to l'a11e L1 tle Leo ae •• are not Jounaatera aft7aore. •• llan epent aore eaoh rear dnoe I have been out ot the ANI¥ than I baYe been able to make. 1'h8 re•el"f'e I had aa'fed up hal aoM 1nto a new he.~ ab4 bed.dea I haYa -ortsac• to paJ ott.. I oan 1;~ on no aore IS.U.nolal obllaat S.ona and 1D taot I haYe reaohe4 a polDt when expenoea are gollag to be out. I ha'fa . , 40Qbte •• .to ...tber ~ wlll ~ be able to oontlnue lle.nd11:ts ra~t1 to aaool-. �.. <!trrtifuatr nf ilarriugr I, '~~E~ Justice of the Municipal Court of the i • ~n ~trtby City of New York that on the at o:fr~+ t I rJ.... 1>1 0).+ C!ttrtifV day of ~ in the Borough of ~~ City of New York, State of N eu' York ~~~ and \)~E.~~ lltrt i{nttr~ by ilt tn tlarrtugr a••UIO BY TM& Ol"l'tCIE 01" TMIE em CIUIUC: 01" TNa CI1'Y 01" NIW YOIII( BOROUGH OF ~Q&u{A!'JJ, _ _ _ kW: 194 b- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Leo Finkelstein Papers Description An account of the resource This collection contains materials relating to Leo Finkelstein, resident of Asheville, North Carolina, the Asheville Lions Club, and the Beth Ha-Tephila Cemetery in Asheville. It contains computer discs, notes, scrapbooks, book drafts, correspondence, photographs, programs, fliers, and other materials related Leo Finkelstein, his wife Sylvia, and the Lions Club, Elks Club, and Jewish Community in Asheville, North Carolina. Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Finkelstein, Leo, 1905-1998 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Birth, Marriage Certificates, Sylvia Eva Bein and Leo Finkelstein Language A language of the resource English Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 107_01_14_LeoFinkelstein_Birth_MarriageCertificates_M Description An account of the resource The birth certificates of Leo Finkelstein and Sylvia Eva Bein, and their marriage certificate. Also includes a letter Leo wrote to Carola imploring her to not send her mother to Asheville as the Finkelstein family already had too much financial pressure. Subject The topic of the resource Birth certificates Finkelstein, Leo, 1905-1998--Birth Finkelstein, Sylvia Bein, 1906-1977--Birth Finkelstein, Leo, 1905-1998--Marriage Finkelstein, Sylvia Bein, 1906-1977--Marriage Finkelstein, Sylvia Bein, 1906-1977--Family Finkelstein, Leo, 1905-1998--Correspondence Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a title=" In Copyright - Rights-holder(s) Unlocatable or Unidentifiable" href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC-RUU/1.0//" target="_blank"> In Copyright - Rights-holder(s) Unlocatable or Unidentifiable </a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived <a title="AC.107 Leo Finkelstein Papers" href="https://appstate-speccoll.lyrasistechnology.org/repositories/2/resources/192" target="_blank"> AC.107 Leo Finkelstein Papers </a> Is Part Of A related resource in which the described resource is physically or logically included. <a title=" Leo Finkelstein Papers" href="https://omeka.library.appstate.edu/collections/show/27" target="_blank"> Leo Finkelstein Papers </a> Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Asheville (N.C.) Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. https://www.geonames.org/4453066/asheville.html birth certificate Carola marriage certificate Sylvia Eva Bein https://omeka-test.library.appstate.edu/files/original/32b7303e4d660043b1760a67495e83f4.pdf 60f4b08df20fea10324f1f8381790960 PDF Text Text Target Descrig oj.lfateria/ Being Microfilmed: 1 Title tolY, . . .l "' ~"(~ Volume: - - - - - - - - Date:--- - - - - - - Reduction Ratio: .a.o I ~ticroftlm~d 8 , by: W.L. Eury Appalachian Collection Carol Grotnes Belk Library Appalachian State University Boone, NC 28608 Photographer: Reel Number: _ _.,_ _ vJ: 1\;~,.,. Through Reel Number: __._ _ _ , This is to certify !hat the microphotographs appearing on this film are true and accurate reproductions of originals. �Jl302 -l \ KHS :jd \ · ---·--· - \ Original on m ~ w!th . .... Patio, Strauz, Rc !Jh:::cq ~ ;,·:cor:- ,rJ ~ . ~ Ashoville, Noiih Cmolln:l DECLARATION OF A DESI~RE F:n";-:A~i"A ~'t; OR NA;;:TURALi'm'i DrA~:r--·---, ;-y--n E I, Leo Finkelstein, being of sound mind and realizing that death is as much a real ity as birth, growth , maturity and old age, do hereby declare and request that if the situation should ari s e in which it is determined that my condition is terminal and incurable , it is my desire that my life not be prolonged by extraordinary means. I do not iea r death itself as much as the indigniti e.1 of deterioration , dependence and hopeless pain . I, therefore, a sk that medication be mercifully administered to me to a lleviate s uffering even though this may hasten the momem: of death . a~are I am and understand that this writing authorizes a physician to withhold OL discontinue extraordinary means . This the \t~\ day of April, 1986. Leo Finkelstein WITNESS I hereby state that Leo Finkelstein (the "Declarant") , being of sound mind, signed the ab ove declaration in my presence, tha t I am not related within the third degree to the Declarant by blood or marriage and tha t I do not know or have a reasonable expectation that I would be entitled to any portion of the estate of the Declarant under any existing ,.,ill or codicil of the Decla rant or as an heir under any Intestate Succession Act if the Declarant died on this date without a will. I also state that I am not the Declarant ' s attending physician or an employee of the Declarant's a ttending physician, or an employee of a health facility, nursing how~ or group-care home in which the De~larant is a patient or res ident . I further state that I do not now have any claim against the Declarant . Witness: < \ ·. 1\ . \ .::,f•\"'-·C< '\ \.\ ;r • c.'<-~ j r �CERTIFICATE I, -\r .""' •· ~ ~\'· " ' ~" ~"""'- , a Notary Public oi Buncombe County, North Carolina, hereby certify that Leo Finkelstein, the Declarant , appeared before me and swore to me and to the witnesses in my presence that the declaration to which this Certificate is attached is his Declaration oi a Desire for a Natural Death , and that he willir.gly and voluntarily made and executed it as his free act and deed ~or the purpose therein expressed. I furtheL certify that ~ · ,, ~- , + "- \ , ""'<•\ "'----.-; and i J .,, ... . • . • • .• •• r , < ' , wit nesses , appeared before me and swore that they witnessed Leo Finkelstein , Declarant, sign the attached declaration, believing him to be of sound mind; and also swore that at the time they witnessed the declaration (i) they were not related within the third degree to the Decl arant or to the Declarant ' s spouse, and ( ii) they did not know or have a reasonable expectation that they would be entitled to any portion of the estate of the Declarant upon the Declar ant's death under any then existing Will or Codicil thereto of the Dec l arant or under any Intestate Succession Act extant at that time , and (iii) they were not a physician attending the Declarant or an employee of any such attending physician or of a h eal t h facility , nursing home or group- care home in which the Declarant was a patient or resident, nnd (iv) they did not have a claim against the Declarant . I further certify that I am satisfied as to the gP.nuineness and due execution of the declaration to which this certificate is attached . This t h e \ \: 1 < day of April , 1986 . Notary. Pub lie My Commission Expires: -, -:. ~ -~( �Jl302 - l KHS:jd I Original on fil0 with P.::tia, Strauz, Rcbi;::::.:;:~ & ;.,;cor~. P. ·"· AshGvill-3, Nc.-th C~;oiina ~--------------------------------- 1 DECLARATION OF A DESIRE FOR A NATURAl. DEATH I , Sylvia B. Finkelstein, being of sound mind and realizing that death is as much a reality as birth , growth, maturity and old age, do hereby declare and request that if the situation s hould arise in which it is determined that my condition is terminal and incurable , it is my rlesire that my life not be prolonged by extraordinary means. L do not fear death itself as much as the indignities of deterioration , dependence and hopeless pain . I, therefore, ask that medication be mercifully administered to me to alleviate suffering even though this may hasten the moment of death . I am aware and understand that t his ~:iting authorizes a physician to withhold or discontinue extraordinary means . This the )~4h day of April, 1986. Sylvia B. Finkelstein WITNESS I hereby state that Sylvia B. Finkelstein (the "Declarant " ), being of sound mind , signed the abo,•e declaration in my presence , that I am not related within the third degree to the Declarant by blocd or marriage and that I do not know or have a reasonable expectation that I would be entitled to any portion of the estate of the Declarant under any P.Xisting will or codicil of the Declarant or as an heir under any Intestate Succession Act if the Declarant died on this date without a will. I also state that I am not the Declarant ' s attending physician or an employee of the Declarant's attending physician , or an employee of a health facility, nursing homt or group - care home in which the Declarant is a putient or res ident . I further state that I do not now have any claim against the Declarant . Witness: ..-_\ I Witness: \~\.\)L•d· ~ ~\·~to~.,"r. ~ ·") c- \ \--< •< n \ a •\ \ :,'\" ,r\·7"7" -J J �CERTIFICATE I, ~ ...,~(.) ~) ·" ·""·"'-'·"" , a Notary Public of Buncombe County , North Carolina , hereby certify that Sylvia B. Finkelstein, the Declarant, appeared before me and swore to me and to the witnesses in my presence that the declarati ~n to which this Certificate is attached is he·r Declaration of a Desire for a Natural Death, and that she willingly and voluntarily made and executed it as her free act and deed for the purpose therein expressed. I further certify tha t . \" · r-\ ~ \.: r-.,. " ..... o •' ~ and \ J .......... ~~' '· v..· , , ' · ' , witnesses , appeared before me and swore that they witnessed Sylvia B. Finkelstein , Declarant, sign the attached declaration , believing her to be of sound mind ; and also swore that at the time they witnessed the declaration (i) they were not related within the third degree to the Declarant or to t h e Declarant 1 s spouse, and (ii) they did hvt know or have a reasonable expectation that they would be entitled to any portion of the estate of the Declarant upon the Declarant 1 s death under any then existing Wil l or Codicil thereto of the Declarant or under any I n testate Succession Act extant at that time , and (iii) they were not a physician attending the Declarant or an employee of any such attending physician or of a health facility , nur s ing home or group-care home in which the Dec l arant was a patient or resident , and (iv) they did not have a claim against the Declarant. I further certify that I am satisfied as to the genuineness and due execution of the declaration to which this certificate is attached . ~ · ·~ day of April , 1986. This the Notary Pub lie My Commission Ex pires : -r ·-\~ \ · '('7 �Jl302 - l KHS :jd r-------------------·- · Original on f:l:! w!th Patla, Straus!. Rc b!nccn ~t ;v :ccr.:J, P.. ~.. A shov!lle, N"iih Cr.rolin::t DECLARATION 0 F A DES ;;IRE;;;;--;; F:;:;O:;;-R-A~-~Nr:"Ao;;TrrURALri"'i:T---nD:t::'EA':'l 'l1- r - - - - -. I, Leo Finkelstein, being of sound mind and realizing that death is as much a reality as birth, growth, maturity and old age, do hereby declare and request that if the s ituation should arise in which it is determined that my condition is t erminal and incurable, it is my desire that my life not be prolonged by extraordinary means. 1 do not fear death itself as much as the indignitit.:s of deterioration, dependence and hopeless pain . I, therefore, ask that medication be mercifully administered to me to alleviate suffering even though this may hasten the moment of death. I am aware and understand that this writing authorizes a physician to withhold or discontinue extraordinary means. This the \t-A-\ day of April, 1986. Leo Finkelstein WITNESS I hereby state that Leo Finkelstein (the "Declarant"), being of sound mind, signed the above declaration in my presence, that I am not related within the third degree to th~ Declarant by blood or marriage and that I do not know or have a reasonable expectation that I would be entitled to any portion of the estate of the Declarant under any exi3ting will or codicil of the Declarant or as an heir under any Intestate Succession Act if the Declarant died on this date without a will. I also state that I am not the Declarant ' s attending physician or an employee of the Declarant's attending physician, or an employee of a health facility , nursing home or group-care home in which the D~clarant is a patient or resident. I further state that I do not now have any claim agains t the Declarant . Witness: <\ f.:'.:.(\'~ \c. j 1 �I CERTIFICATE I, \ r ., ..... •- ~ , \' , • ~~. r-~ , a Notary Public of Buncombe County, North Carolina, hereby certify that Leo Finkelstein, the Declarant, appeared before me and swore to me and to the witnesses in my presence that the declaration to which this Certificate is attached is his Declaration of a Desire for a Natural Death, and that he willingly and volunta~ily made and executed it as his free act and deed for the purpose therein expreGsed. I further certify that C'.z~,.,, •. , "T" ~ ;:, v<•(•\t>;-;:-:-. and \.... ,, .. • .•. r .< , • wit nesses, appeared before me and swore that they witnessed Leo Finkelstein, Declarant, sign the attached declaration, believing him to be of sound mind; and also swore that at the time they witnessed the declaration (i) they were not related within the third degree to the Declarant or to the Declarant's spouse , and (ii) they did not know or have a reasonable expectation that they would be entitled to any portion of the estate of the Declarant upon the Declarant's death under any then existing w;11 or Codicil thereto of the Declarant or under any Intestate Succession Act extant at that time, and (iii) they were not a physician attending the Declarant or an employee of any s uch attending physician or of a health facility, nursing home or group-care home in which the Peclarant was a patient or resident, and (iv) they did not have a claim against the Declarant. I further certify that I am satisfied as to the genuineness and due execution of the declaration to which this cer tificate is attached. This the \C. • ( day of April, 1986. . Notary Pub lie My Commission Expires: -1 -.:->lc--1 -<:<...., � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Leo Finkelstein Papers Description An account of the resource This collection contains materials relating to Leo Finkelstein, resident of Asheville, North Carolina, the Asheville Lions Club, and the Beth Ha-Tephila Cemetery in Asheville. It contains computer discs, notes, scrapbooks, book drafts, correspondence, photographs, programs, fliers, and other materials related Leo Finkelstein, his wife Sylvia, and the Lions Club, Elks Club, and Jewish Community in Asheville, North Carolina. Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Finkelstein, Leo, 1905-1998 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Leo Finkelstein's Declaration of a Desire for a Natural Death, 1986 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1986 Language A language of the resource English Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 107_01_13_LeoFinkelstein_DeclarationForNaturalDeath_M Description An account of the resource Leo and Sylvia Finkelstein's declaration for a natural death instead of life extending by extraordinary means. Subject The topic of the resource Living wills--North Carolina--Asheville Finkelstein, Leo, 1905-1998 Finkelstein, Sylvia Bein, 1906-1977 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a title=" In Copyright - Rights-holder(s) Unlocatable or Unidentifiable" href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC-RUU/1.0//" target="_blank" rel="noopener"> In Copyright - Rights-holder(s) Unlocatable or Unidentifiable </a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived <a title="AC.107 Leo Finkelstein Papers" href="https://appstate-speccoll.lyrasistechnology.org/repositories/2/resources/192" target="_blank" rel="noopener"> AC.107 Leo Finkelstein Papers </a> Is Part Of A related resource in which the described resource is physically or logically included. <a title=" Leo Finkelstein Papers" href="https://omeka.library.appstate.edu/collections/show/27" target="_blank" rel="noopener"> Leo Finkelstein Papers </a> Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Temporal Coverage Temporal characteristics of the resource. 1980s Leo Finkelstein natural death Sylvia Finkelstein https://omeka-test.library.appstate.edu/files/original/ee1c94883fc65cee5a9bc15a4b3484ee.pdf fdd56b70fd1ac7a9918911e2134da818 PDF Text Text Target #;1 Reduction Ratio: 8,0 ', I Microfilmed by: Photographer. 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'' \C• ltf''l·tl41df'~c.Q ) / • / J I ~~~~~ I''' ��)/ t So. to love the Lord <Jur God with all our heart and soul nnd migh t, as is commanded, is simply to study and follow, d iligently, ns the Bible says. all the commandmenls, slntutcs, precepls and judgments, as given in the Fi\•e Books or Moses, which, wc know. is all God-given, Moses being the receiver and wrnct directly from God, the Creator or tl:c universe and m!lll. Father end son relationship is the best enrthly example that can be given in interpreting the teaching or this divine commandm~mt: A good father wanu hi$ 1011 ro do naht auJ learn well, so he tcacheJ tum alae laws of life u best he kuows hotD. He dot!J thor bcraruc l1c in$tinrlluelJ1 loce.s him and denru h1.s welf·bcang and happint.u, c-vt"n more than hta own. Aud che son reru1'rt4 llf.s roue ro his father mainly bu /olfowinp th- right and no lite reachtno of ta f• Jurlu: r. e God, tlac Alm ightu One, uur Creator o'ld lltaccnlu ,,,~ att 7~ SO«t Kead this article through from start to finish for the spiritua l lift we're sure you'll find with· in its contents. The author's lists are quite refreshing. by EVELYN E PSTEIN This Holy commandment or our God has no doubt sti rred the hearts and bnffied the minds or many truth seekers, religious and otherwise, from the time it was given to Moses, God's servant, as to how to carry it out in every day lire - how to interpret it in term~ or cond uct and act ion, townrd God, our fellow men nnd our own selL However. in studying God's re,·elati\ln to mankind in our Holy Scriptures, especially the Ten Commandments which stnnd out as rundnmentnl and most important Cor the perfect ion o! the character o r man - refinement. kindness and justice, we strongly perceive th:tt the w:~y Cod wishes us to love Him is to follow :ttl His commandments, laws a nd precepts, and none othe r. Cor this teaching only can ml\ke us li ve like perfectly civilized hum;m beings, with kindness or heart and purity or mind, and have the knowledge o! the truth about God as our Creator, the world as His creation und mon tiS th ~ rN·ipicn t o r His truth and the follower or it. T hough incredible to mnny people, It Is nevertheless oil truo nnd we plainly sec when studying the Holy &ripturcs, tho Five Books or Moses in particul ar, that God loves and cores C mankind, whom He has created, or the Jewish people especially, and that lie has created us and all mankind to serve Him (the Jews for special service as teachers nnd guides to t he world), nnd, while serving Him, enjoy a glorious spiritual liCe, with true knowledge nnd enlightcnrncnl, wisdom nnd understanding, together with material abundance, yielding peace and serenity in lhoing. and joy and happiness - an e nhanced, elevating and cont ented life. And we understand through the s tudy o{ the Holy &:l'iptures that God is our Heavenly Father and is All-good, All-kind and All-merciful. as Allmighty - that He desires only the well-being o( His children and the filling of His world with the divine truth thai He alone is God and no other- that He is the Lord and Ruler of the unh·erse which lie has creltled, and that He sustains it and mn.int11ins it. THE SournnN l sRAZLITE f'arhcr, louwg u.s t·mla unmarchable lo ut ond de .-•r•nu our tocU~being and haJ>ptncn. stwaks to u 1 and reaches us rhrough Hi1 Hot11 IVords. while ofum rhrouglt our "uoice of co-n.JCtttnc4!."' in ordtr char u:e mau livt a good ond ustful life. And we return our foue to Hurt b)l thu,s hving, throuoh obedience ro the dh,fne rcnchinp, We can sec thnt God gave us the life we live and it is a God and man relationship, which in turn, is a man and mun relationship. We must, therefo re, follow the Biblical teaching in lire like we follow a blueprint or an architect when erecting a house or building. In liCe we build many invisible structurl'S. large and small ; we dream, plan, hope nnd aspi re. Cor self. our children other people, :md we labor to reach our nsprrations. However, in orc~r to dn so for our benefit and others, we must live, plan nncl work in accord with God's Jaws or truth. right and wrong. nnd wisdom and understanding. Otherwise, our labor is in vain, our aspirations nre shattered and the success hoped for is turned to failure, to our bitter regret and disappointment, which is frequently experienced. particularly by those who make money their objec· tive in ure and arc careles.~ in their important duties in the home and community. We can see from the study of the Bible, and through prayer and our own experience and reason· ing. that the following are the major and minor ways in which to express our love for God, the Divine Deity and Almighty: 1. To love to study God's laws, and to tecclt litem to our cltifdrc rr, as is definitely commanded. II we do not teach them to our childr·en. we Cnil \\1 pr~erve and perpetuate their n"ble principles; ar•d we do our children great harm by depriving them of these God· given instructions for living. And we si n against God . 2. To love ro come to God in pra!Jer. in comnmnion, 0« a .<on comes ro his good earthly father sccklny informatiou, co o.sJ: fo r thinglt and to t"nnuersc wllh him in general, e.rprculng '•14 love for him, which srrcrrgrltem him and helps /rim. and giucs him ;oy. We flnd s~ength and joy and the i.n formntion we seck t hrough prayer and communion with our Crea· tor, and we feel greatly enriched thereby. enlightened 11nd s:tt isfied, for the impossible often comi!S to us and seeming mysteries in life unra\'elled to us. Besides, we ftocl the ne:trness or God when we prny, which in itself, is heavenly joy. which all God's lo,·ing o nes will testify. 3. To love other people, to remember rite Lord'$ comt~rrdmcnt "Love your Neighbor as younelf," our "man and man" relationship, regardless of race or belief, and "to love (Please turn to page 29) (9) �(Conrinucd from page Col1~ge. '7) represc.onlin,: the Nollou:al BATSON-COOK COMPANY Confercnco o l Christians and J ews. and Dr. Morgens tern discussed stgn•fk::mce o r lhe ~ulpit prt-senlnllon. As <'<!hoes o l the brlliant serl<'l Incorporated lor the luture ... The eongregn l lon could reflect too on its PMt years be~inning auspiciously <>n t\u~tust 16. 1891 Thnt wn~ the date when twen ty. sc.•\'en rnl'n fou.ndl-d Con&;rrgnlion Dcth Uo·Tcphlln. Those men could not hnvc been too sure:" o f Lht •r dl"Cb1on to band IOAclhor and cs tobHsh n 1"cmple. A!hville was then a little mountnir of ded icat ory events becam e :t mnth . r or r cx:ord, mcmbcn w(.>rc ready ' * GENERAL CONTRACTORS * <.-onununaty, WEST POINT, GEORGIA ·- Luther-1\'lorgan Co1npany itO~ 116 Patton Avenue Te le phone 3 -6784 ASH EV ILLE, NORTH CAROLINA MASON & HAM LIN, KNABE, a nd OTHER HIGH GRADE PIANOS- HAMMOND ORGA NS RCA VlchH Rodloo Mert.. Wo ... .-rs Mognovox DUNHAM ' S MUSIC HOUSE A~hoville, 62 Potta n Avenue w1dc. mudd) m1lc, \VOtn dl'lWn by rountleM &t:n· erntJons of Jnd1:1ns nnd pioneers. Ono·story b u 1 I d i n g $ lined the TAXIS DIAL 31611 * * Two·Woy Radio All Cobs ASHEVILLE N. C. st r<'CIS. The hiiiJolk, Gathered nt corners fo r snatches of ('()nvcrs:.·l· N. C. TALMAN OFFICE SUPPLY, INC. Eight College Street J ews in their mtdst. The moun· tninecrs o f \Vestern North Caro· lina were f.rom EngJnnd. Scotland. Wales and Ireland. comp l e t ely t\nglo-Soxon. f'or the most part they were kindly, but thr hnndlul of e:.rJy J ews wondlrcd ... Out t here were the chlldr~n to think <>1. There wns their own pressing ncc<l l or lollowoh1p ol the right kind. And on Au~ust 16, 1891. they bandt-d together. They elected Abrahnm Whitlock os prO· tern president: Solomon Lipinsky lUI ;>ro·tem trcosurcr, ond G. H. Moyer ns pro~tc-m secretary. A week a fter the n,...t memo rable meeting, the constitution and by· lnws were ready. The men ~nth~r ed in Lyceum Hnll on August 23, 1891, nnd elected Mr. Sterngerger vir.c pr('s idcnt.. ndoptcd the code. The ri1'11t article read. "Thi$ orgoni· zntion shnll be known as the Co n grcjlation Beth Hn-Tcpbiln (The House o l Prayer) and shall be Co n· servntivc ..."And the second arti cle: "This or~:nnlulion i$ lormcd l or the purpose of h olding rcllgio~ THE MILLER PRINTING COMPANY * Printers Lithogrop~ers- Binders * 1 S Ronkin Ave nue ASHEVILLE, N. C. sc:!rviccs, l-s'lnbti.sh.ing n Sundny S<:hool, purchMing n cemetery, nc· quiring c. house o r worship, or any other pur)>OSC with in the Scope Ol Judaism." The twcnt)•-sevcn men who Telephone 3-2376 ASHEVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA signed M. & M . BODY & RA DIATOR WORKS 24·HOUR WRECKER SERVICE J 10 At.htosd An. ASHEVILLE, N. C. ''Wor~ Phooe 23586 Coll<d lor ond O.llvor<d'' 80 College St. ASHEVILLE, N. C. 01,\L 9751 Uoc-um4:nt w cr~ M. monlhs In arrcnrs. h~ was suspended and could be reinsl:ltcd upon payment of nil back dues o~l,y ( 10) lhc Marks.. Mo.x Lind au, Louis M:arks. S. J . Lindnu. D. S<:hwortzber", Mor•ls N. Epstein, L. Blomberg, L. Serm on. R. Jacobson. Sam flncstein, E. Stem berger, B. Whitlock. E. S t rous, l\1. Meyers. Max Mnrcus. 0 . 1- SolO· mon, A. Whitlock, G. H. ~!nycr. S. Liplnsky, M. D. Long. B. Zageir. M. Shuman. J . Cohen, M. S<:hwartz. berg, A. Blomberg, S. S<:hi!Tmnn, A. B. S<:hay.,r. From the mlnu .-es or the meetings o l thnt group, It is learned t hai dues were $10 o year, [lnyablc q u a rt c r I y. When one wns she 1 I 24- Hour Service tlo n. g'n7.W cur1ousl:r ot the few lUCTRIC APPU ANClS SAW • SlRVIC£ Crotley St.eh·odCH lledhc lttftiger•ton WcrtinghovH Electric Ronse• Wettln,houM Louftdtomot with £tl'ccts. The ro nds into town were the narro w mounl:lin roads. twist· anA 1n to rtuous turnt~ for ma!-e on BLUE BIRD ~ T A. HAIR, Dis . tributor Americo• 011 Compony Products ASHEVILLE, N. C. KENILWORTH DRUG STORE Phone 7681 44S Biltmore Ave. ASHEVILLE, N. C. I �o.nd a rnnjonty vote for the congrc· gaUon. 1'hc congrt>gotlon treosurcr was bonded lor $500, although his repOrt nc\·cr sh(wcd more th3n ~ 165 In t he bank at n smgle time. The nrst ''minister.. WDS JlCV· ercnd A. Jacooy from Charl.,.ton. W . Vn. He served during the Holy Unys of 189 1. A. B. Sehnyor, one or the cht~r tcr mcmOOrs. was ahif\ (•n· on 1892, saw l'!r. \\'h•tlock retained in the pre•ldcney, M r. Long"" viceI>Tl'loident nnd Mr. S<:haycr elected ..r('adc:r 111 the s:alnl')' of t; IOO pay· able a fter the Holy D~ys." Toward• the cna or thut YCilr J n.:ob Cohen rep:aced Mr. MnyC'r a.s se-cretary ond as superintendent of the Sun· THE GEORGE VANDERBILT " Asheville's Most Popular Hotel" day School. In 13&2. the congregntlon \\IAJ gaged to :wist him, "botk men not to cost over $150'' ns set forth In the buduct. Ly<"'um Hall \\3$ the firs: hom<ol the congrcgnt!on. MembeN wed it for worship, Sunrlny S<:hool nnd roclal niT:tlrs. It was rented from • l ratornnl order at the rntc of $75 n ycnr. WIUIAM D. TURNER, JR. <fllcJOUy chartered. This JX'rmitted the purchnse Of prOJX'rl)' - land ocl"c. Then the n~'ICt ln~aral QUCS· tl on. Wt'.o wou1d tnkc t•arc of the dct('ased'! Was the Chcvrn K:adi- Whe n Purim cmne thnt nrst yc:n. a slll:Clsslul pnrt~ was ~ cld by the young me-n of lhe CO"'Utregahon. lh:tti n ~ot $52. 30. h wa:1 donOlh. ·d to· : wnrds the rturct-,asc of on orgu n. A choar was then formed to "lm· Mo"''" tor u c~me t e ry . The-n bcgnn a congregational con· * trovel'$)'. Where wM the be.t pia<"' - Chunn• Cove or !llvcnsiM Ceme· 200 MODUN ROOMS tcry'! Riverside cost $500, the other site S250. Rh·erslde It w1~. EACH WITH BATH one * ~h3 GARAGE ADJOIN ING to be n part of thC' congregation or n scpnrnte orGaniz.ation. It was decided to function. mak ~ th ls a •cparnte Another amportnnt que;:,taon ron· prove the scrvircs" and 1n order to avoid t;!Xpensc frum the m usic thl.'Y us..'<! the lradltlooal melodies. The first annual election, held Home o f the Beautiful "Blue nnd Silver Grill" ccrncd the render. Should he wear r• <"liP und robe or no\ ? The minutes o f Feb. 3, 1893, gave the answer. Mr. COMMERCIAL PRINTING - PUBLISHING 91 Patton Aven ue ASHEVILLE, N. C. TORAHS- Bearing tl1 c Scrolls O{ !he /,aw are /labbi UngC1' Cleft) Life Boord Mcmb~r Gustave Lichcenl~ .r, and Jluildiuo Fund Cl1oinnou Jo&eph Cooper. All you need to know about paints ts SHERWIN-WILLIAMS 76 Polton Avenue O iol 7306 Asheville, North Carolina THE B. F. GOODRICH COMPANY D. W . N EWTON, Mgr. 10 So uth Pack Sq ua re Phone 3 2726 ASHEVILLE, N. C. SCHOt.ARS - Plcwrcd apaint l th e T orn Ill which are the backbone and background of Judaf.rm are Rcobbl Ruplns of GrcCrl$boro, N. C. (left) , Dr. Juhan o\forgenJE ern and Dr. Unger. Tur. SoVTH~RN I s RAELITE (11) �- -S<:hoyer wns permllted to """ a cop and a robe. And so the years passed •.• In April. 1902. the congregollon hod the <>«"-'ion to buy a chu:ch building in usc since 1863. It hod been deeded in 1900 to t.h e :ninl~ter In lieu of salary due him. He hod becn forced lo borrow on thc property ond "'"-' glad to find a buyer In Congregation Beth Ho-Tcphllo. The purchnse price wns $2,000. The Temple gave the rongrc· gallon a new l ease on Ute. Mrs. lit. D. Long guided formation of the Jewish Ladies' Aid Society to help pny for thc building. In toter yeans it odded new p urposes; the <llre BATIERY PARK HOTEL ASHEVILLE LAUNDRY SorutQI"''It Dry Oeot'Uf'\0 * 12 RAHKIH AVE. DIAL J .2Jll AS HEVILLE, N. C. of thu t.:cmcto:ry, the moklnn of Synonymous with Asheville Since 1866 Phonc.s : Aohevnte 2· 1581 New ~(otk­ H. V. TERMINAL 100 Modi..• St. H.a..oltc•. H. J. :."toblhh«d 1920 H. O·l-5944 s::ntion formally oOHi{ltcd with the Union or 1\mcrirnn Hebrew Con· b lldunn croup. W. R. Candler Transfer C ompany !lri'£nt1Qns as Not too cnrelul tl'COrd wns kept by the rongre~ntlon of its early vlslllng rabbis. Rabbi George Bene· diet served In 1012. Rabbi S. L~UI · ron, then n student at Hcon•w Union Collcs::e. SJ:>ent seven 1um· m('rs in Ash eville, officiating nt friday n ight services and conducting n Sunday School. lias p:trents lh·ed in AshevJic at thnt time. Around 1915. the Ladles' Ald pres. ~ed for a permnncn! r obbi. A Rabbi Zeisler wns cngoged bul it wn.s too great n strain to m:untnfn him proper!)' and h e remained only n few month.~~ Around this tirnl!, too, a new influ.x o f Jewish rcsidcnc:e in Ashe· \•ille nnd n~nr-by communities added Impetus to the rongrcgntion. Mnny o summer visitor supPOrted the congregntion g c n cr o 11 s I y. W. R. CANDLER. Own« * LOI'iG DI STANCE IIAUI.ING. t'UR NITUIIE MOVING * * 200 Clingman Avenue ASHEVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA Morrison's, Inc. SlS Merrlmon Avenue • ~•lie. Among N. C. • GOOD FURNITURE IN NORTH CAROLINA FOR MORE IriAN THIRTY YEARS WARM-AIRE HEATING CO. LENNOX & DELCO OIL and COAL BURNERS ASHEVILLE, H . C. 58 Broadway DIAl. 3-4736 (12) shroud5 and visiting lhe sick. Shortly after the new building wos bought. o wenlthy and cui· tured English Jew. Sir Philip l;. Henry moved to /Uheville. 1:e CS· tobllshed his "Zcolondlo" estate on Bcnucatche.r mountain. His interest wos aroused In the struggling eon· gregotlon and h e offered to help. H e ~:ave scverol hundred dollnrs lor Improving the building. prl· marily for removing n ~~~ tower and n spire which rn•dc ito church· like structure. On Fcbruary 8. 1908. the eongre· them wn.s Mrs. * INGLE TRANSFER AND STORAGE (OMPANY * Long Distance Moving Local Moving Packing - Storage BONDED * ASHEVILLE, N. C. Dial 2-2731 Sized for E•cry Purpoto M tnnte t.orye3 Bnrntn, n summer vhdtor from Manning. S. C. 01 her own •=rd. shc o!Tered $100 nnnually tow:ard the p..'ly o f n pcrnlBnenl rnbbt This wo.s o consldcrnblc f•mmmt nnd in Morch oJ 1918. nnhbl Nnthnn Bnrnsh was elected. Not quite a year lat~r. he rt'Signed to become " choploln in thc Army. Although woman suiTrnge hod not yet become n nntlonnl Issue. the congregation h•d been h o ldin g membership o~n to wor...sen. The first 10 join wns Mrs. Jennie Kro· man on June 23, 1918. During Rnbbi BtlraSth's short term, the congregation wo.s t ub· chorgcd with conf.u:ting emotions. It wos the familiar debnte - ''Re· form·· or ··coruuvath·e''! S. H.. Friedman, :t stron~t booster for synagogue vitnllt y, active sin"" his election to the Boord of Directors Jn 1917, e:nmt.\ forward with nn ICE SERVICE Inc. 237 Valley St . Phon ~ 6451 ASHEVILLE, H. C.. ADAMS-BLAUVELT INC. Professional Pharmacists Dia l 8781 flot r,.. tid • . ASHEVILLE, H. C. TilE SotmtERN JSJVJ:Lnl: \ �/(amendment to \he con.sUutlon to rt!tum th ~ C'Ongregau on \o the 1 onks o I eonscrvotlve ~rroups. Solo· mon Liplnsky held lorlh In oppo· s1Uon to n change at the deciding metling und lhc die was cnst over· whelming ly to uphold thf' Hcform congrct;ntion heavily. Dr. Jncobp son nnnounccd he would t"C"lirc ot the e nd ol hlo eontract •n 193~ and It Jookc<l as If the Temple would be dosN. The c iToru of Rabbi Louis I , £gelson o r the Union of American H ebrew CongregGtons SUIIU-8. T" mple. Ho offered to furnish o young wcll-quaUned robbi at a small snla.ry. 1111bbl Alexander S. Kline cnrne to the pulpit nnd Hnbbi Jacobson elected to the honorat'Y position of rnbbl emeritus. He was sutteedcd in 1938 by Rabbt Robe~ P. Jacobs. The lnnd<-quacy o f the Spruce Street C<lllic os a hoU$C or worship wos gcnc.rnl)' re<:'Ogrizcd. but no real effort was made to remoody this• condotion unlll the Temple Broth•rhood. ot its rcgulnr meeting held on June 10, 1935, assumed the sponsorship or securing lund• lor the <Onstruction or a suitable •'<lif\rc. The activities or the Brother· hood culrnlnnt<'<i In the crcntion o r n permanent commhtee by the Coo~r·c.:a tio n in J nuu;tr)'. 1942. It was known :as the New Temple Building Fund Committee. nnd J oseph Ceoper was nam<'d permanent c hnlrmn" From the t.i mc o f Its Inception It continued t o seek contributions and devise methods of Steinway Pianos were instrumclltal in saving the Uorry \YHSf'l who t"'nductcd scr· a student so impressed the members that they offered him a &:>lory of $3,000 alter his gra<luotion. He took charge In 1920, resigning in 1922. He was suc•'«'<~cd by Dr. Moses P. Jacobson, o plonet•r Reform rabbi. Rabbi Jacobs was outstanding In Inter-faith work. Through his cf· forts, a sl>tcrhood wos formed In 1922, ..-llh Mrs S. Whit Lees as prosldenl and Mrs. S. Hoblnson no sec"rctary. In 1924 , n movement W-a.J started for n new Temple. but it wn.s fore· stollcd by Solomon l.lptnsky who held thot the members should "first fill to overflowing this Temple, before considering bullrling n .------------------------------------~ vt«-1 at /Uheville u new one. " In June of 1926, the Ccntrlll Con· terence of American Rabbis met rn Asheville. bringlnR to the com· munl ty visating rabbis from oil over the notlon. The d~~~=~n CANNON MU S IC COMPA N Y 75 Market St. - Opp. Asheville Biltmore Hotel ASHEVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA Phanc 5396 --·-- lm!!P /Ja,.,.u.~ CADillAC ~ ~ d PONTIAC COMPANY INCORPORATC.D 68 Hay wood Street ASHEVILLE, N. C. Ill Sertring Western Carolina Since 1889 Bon marche Ashe ville, North Carolina Pritchard Paint & Glass Company OF ASHEVILLE PAINTS, GLASS and PAINTERS SUPPLIES ASHEVILLE, N. C. (13) �HUDSON • H U D S 0 N F &. G MOTORS, INC. 170 Co xe Avenue Telephone 2-2488 ASHEVILLE, N. C. '' THIS TIME I T'S HUDSON .. SALES and SERVICE PARKLAND CHEVROLET CO., Inc. .. Friendly Peop!'!" Tel. 2-3521 50 Coxc Ave. ASIIEVILLE, N. C. ... MATTHEWS MOTOR SAlES, Asheville, North Carolina Telephone Coxc a t Hilliard ~riiOIUAS BUICK~ INC. Asheville, N. C. Coxe Ave. GENE OCHSENREITER, Inc. DODGE · PLYMOUTH 226-230 Hilliard St. Distributor~ Asheville, N. C. DODGE- PLYMOUTH DODGE JOB RATED TRUCIKS Telephone 2-1551 CARS AND TRUCKS-COMPLETE SALES AND SERVICE ASHEVILLE, N. C. SERVICE PAINT CO., INC. 48 Biltmore Ave. Phone Asheville, North Carolina GENERAL CONTRACTING (14) HONORED LEADERS - The new < •rnplc dcdica<ion was lite oc.-a•ion tor che congrcaatiOl'l to pav l10n0r in the Jonn of a silver tea Jer~.nce to this revered couple. G tutave Lichtenfels. hon<rra-rv _liji! member of rhe board. aTtd his wife, cr dittiugnislaed rcadc1' oJ cite Stslerhood. funds. o( which it was the sole cus· todinn nnd trustee. '11\c Committee acquired lhe sltc the New 'Temple now Dr. S . Robinson. and Harry Blomberg. preceded by Rabbi Unger. All ol the past presiden\3 ol !he Connt the �comprase-s nil brnnches of J ewish Jllerature and dculJt wilh all prob· lcm• rclntiflg to Jews :tnd J ewi.)h muucrr lh •·oughout the ..-.•orld. The mnny thousand vol ume~ in tho llebrcw Secuon of the coiloc1ion n:pr.;-M.'-nt u r•ch sello.ction of Jewosh motional llter:llun> of oil times. stnnm& wtth the Bible, the Tnhnud nnd Rnbbinicnl literatu re up to the latest publications from lsrnel nnd the U. S. A. Special mention mu.~t be mnde of n collection of 800 ''olumcs, cnlltled "ll alachlsche R c s p ons a" wh~ch arc o f import:.ncc not on ly for the development of Jewish rc· liglous low but also, to o n o\ lnconaidernblc e xte nt, ns historical nnd cultural sources. The other brnnchcs of Hebrew literature In the " Bibllothecn Simonsenjona ,'' surh 3S Bible Co1n• mcntnrics. :and commentari<.-s to the Tnlmud, ll nlachn. !ll ldrn•ch, Sermons. Kabbnln ond Chnssidic writings. philosophkat nnd hi.stori· cal lltcrnture. folklore. poetry, nnd m;my others. nrc aU one the sc.o le o f thos "Rcsponsn" collection. O f Yiddish lit er~~ture the Llbrnry C'Ontams o nly a few we rks. mo~nly ancient religious litcr&o:·: :-:- :1nd. among nC\1•'<'-r publicatlans, mnlnly t.,e dnsslcs. Mendete Moc:her Seforun. Scholem Aleichem, etc. By rm" rast, C'OIIection contains 11 '''c nurnber- or ~ -•"·• ..."- --··--- mtanUill"llpts f rom Venice nnd PrnAuc of t he 16th century. and Ute only cxistintt copy ,,f • 1>myer book for the llogh llolidnyll. prirltl."CC in :1 Ynld1sh tru ns~ lotion in Cracow in 1571. The LILrnr)· is mukm;: cw~ry crTort to Co· lnr,:tc th1s C'Olll"Ction nnd hnd the ~n tis facuon of st.'<'inJ: It ~trow. ste:adas rnrc !1!\&t'h 11y, p._'lrtl)' by purC'hasc~ but nlso. to u l'1)n:;idcn:lb1c extent. th rouJth ~lfts. The European Jl'lrt (I{ the 'Btbhothcca Shnons~nwn n'' m\rrorK C\'Cn mor(.~ doscl)' tbnn the Hebrew !t«!'e· liOn the history and development or \he J e-wish people durinc the last few ce nturies. The m:any thousand v()lumes. hCA\')' t omes and -smnll lcntlcts. in this ...-olk"Ct ion, romprl.sc most o f what h3!1 ~n written on \':trious J c\\'ish thcm<"' dur ing the p'\.St two 0 1 t, rce eenturics by Jews nnd non .. h Jews. In 311 Europeon languag~ A Preciot~s Ronru All the collection$ nr~ w mnnl· fntd and comprehensive that it 1.1 1m~iblc to stive :1 oroper picture or th~lr c:.>ntents witnln t he frnme· work of lhu article. II i1 equally diOicult to pick out nny pnrtlculnr books nmong the thou5onds or vol· umcs of the " Bibliothec:o StmOn· f!.l•niann" ~o r spe-cint menuon.. In vJcw of the cxpc_ricnc~ o f our gen. crntion e\'ery Jewish book constitutes n precious rorlty. nut the "Biblloth ecn Slmon ~<Cniono" also contnins a number of works whirh. o n nccount o f their rnrity were nl· r~:ady famous among J ewish bibli· o~:r:~ph ers before the war. Among these nrr. apnrt from lhc nbo\'C· mentioned. for inst:ancc. a school cdttion of the ritual wor'l ·"Tur Orn~h Choin," pri nted In 1400 by the famo us J ewish printer Son· ctno. ThlS oppcars 10 be the first printed Jewish textbook contolnlng the Orsl lllust rntlon in H~brcw prmt: n t e>~cher wtth his pup1ls. F'ur·thermore, J osef l un Lcb's <01· )("CtiOn or R CSJ)')OS..'l In four vol· umes. pnnt cd 1n l-"\1e:rth In 1692 w hich contains 'lhc first advertise· .......uL •• t u J n'*''lt.Oh. l)rinter whll n1 I hat time-. was s imuflaneously Pub· l,.her nnd book dealer. Amon~ lhe Jewish manuscrip t ~ in the l.tbrnry. t here is the famous thirteenth c: c nl u r J,' mnnu~11pt which contuins a coll~tlon of Hes pons.~ by Moimoo.ides and has •on Abraham: t1lso the equull>· fn mou,; illuminot(..'tl rmmuscript, t"'n· taman,:: ~ lalmonidcs' ··More nc· Uuchim," written in Sp;un 1n 1341: furtbcrrnon.•. n number or m:mu· scripts and letters written by th~ ~rt·at Jewish scholnr Chajim J osef Onvid Alulot d uring the 18t h con· tury, by the fnther of modorn Hrbrcw 1itcrotur4.':. Moses Chaim Luz. u tto ( 1707·174.7 ). and by Chilllll Nac:hmnn Bialik and S. J . AGn"'fl. •SUITS THE SOUTH" COLUMBUS, GEORGIA DUDLEY SASH, DOOR &L MBER CO. U Mo"vfochu•u of SASH, DOORS AN D MILLWORK COLUMBUS, GA. CRAIG'S BAKERY INCORPORATED 1?03 HAMILTON ROAD COLUMBUS, GA. Asheville's New Temple (Continued from pof/C 14) whnt it has bwn. Upon the c:onclu~ton of the scr· ,.Jc-~J the honor wns extended to Hnrry Bl omberg, son of L. Ulom· ht-rt:. who was a ch;u1cr member. to lock the doors nnd thus perform th-.:- last service in the edifice IA'hlt-h had serv'-'"' us for so mony years. Current oOiccrs o f Beth llaTephila include President F lnkel •teln, Alfred Uohtcnfels, first viccpre-ttldent ; Hnrry \Vinner. second vkc·prf'Sldcnt: Erl ck Rosen berg. t reasurer; L ton Rocomora. s«re· tnry, nnd Mart in Cross. finnnc •nl ton Goldbloom, Fronk Mnrdcr, Hnr. ry lllomber~. 'fippi~ Galumbeck, llorold Goldbloom nnd Dr. S Robinson. t\idin~ Chnirmnn CCtoper or the Buildin.: funrt committl--e h ave tx.--en Joseph B. Brc man~ vtre-chn•rman. Coleman Zngcir, trensurer. Custnv Lichtonfcls. Mortin G~. J <lSCph A. Pntlo, Mnx H. Crohn, !sane Crndmnn. Jo~c:p h On\'c and Lo uis Llpinsky. Space does not pcrnut lnrlusion of the n u m u r o u s cona;r(•g Dtion members who were responsible for the rew building or dedlcatoon secretary, But as a result ol their concerted c fTort.s, the congrcgotion hn:s n splendid new house o f w orship. u ehalleng e for the development of todny's Judnism into a dynnmir P rod ~ch Baked in Columbus' Most Modern Boke ry exercises. On the rurrent bo:trd o f direc· t ors rtre Sidney \'lien. l.. cc Lnch· n>nn. J oe M. Cooper. J oe Onve. Morris Llpinsky, J r.. Gustove Lichtcn· fcl•. J . .B. Bremnn, Stnnton Go ld · bloom. Mrs. Leon Gross. Mrs. Stnn- Insist on Croig's Ba ke ry Tm: SouTttE!lN l sRAEt.tT& future ••• THE R. E DISMUKE COMPANY . S GENERAL INSURANCE 1307 Broadwa y Ph one 3-364S COLUMBUS, G£0RGtA ADf QUATE PROTECTION AT A SAVING L EV Y • M 0 P. T 0 N C 0. Controcton- Dcolcn ELECTRIC FIXTURES l 028 Tlmo...,th Sr. Columbus, Georgia (27) �.. Modern l!ersion '1~ I899 GOLn_~ 1'/re 6tOre rritl• tile Shy, bl(mde. pretty little Surnh YtAR 1949 ru•lom~r'JJ 11oint of v-ieJ«' The South's Finest Stoker Fuel 1riple ·Screened - Oil-Treated New EMPIRE numbc.r or odd thln~ts. She k nows, for example, ns intirnntely os any animal in the forest. the moods of the seasons. the way.s o f the field s. t he changing relationship betwt-en nature's camouflage und t he life o f moo. STOKER COAL No Dirt! No Dust! No Slack! l'rmlru:ed Exclruively by DEBARDELEBEII COAL CORPORATION T·--~-·- !li-.~V• Lubiankcr wr.s born jus'l before t he Nnzl armies, th~ dr~am of world s ubjugation OOfor\! them, march(.'(!. ucross lhe b<>rdP.r into P~"~hnd. The ten years that followed nre the hUI· t ory of e\•ery J ew i n Europe. Cut Sartth's knowledge o f thCl$C yea!"$ Is the story or he r " ntire l ife, the story of o J ewish chi ld. one out or the four in the little Pohsh town of PodkemJen, nc:tr Br-ode. who sur· \'IVcd t o r emember . Sarah's knowJcdc·c includes: n The corn, when it is thick nnd h.i [!h. can hide a hum<~n being f rom eyes that search. The trees. ·.vh~n they are fuJI ln su m me r, can pro ~ teet a human being ngnins t shooting nnd te rror. But lhe hrtt\'CSl took from Sarah and h e r parenL thl! prou~clio n o! o;; u.. ... _ ..... .nmJ ev-ery- ron.' Sl rc:lr lh:H ten in thc:> a utumn ·wa.o; o ne more <:x posure of their Mding place. Many survivors of Nnzi persccu· lion know thtal a ~rson can ltvc like nn nnimal. Sar:ah also kno'''S that u p erson can H'·c like o plant in the earth. Whe n a ll othe r pro· t:mmfnghl)m. Alci. Phone 3·9135 tcct io n w n.s son~. ?vtr. L.ubiunker BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA SCARBROUGH'S *Drug A Reliable Store * EDWARDS & ORR, Owners ANNISTON, ALA. WESTERN GRAIN COMPANY "J IM DANDY" FEEDS, MEAL AND GRITS l 1716 Teftth Ave., H. • 'TeL•phone 3-0 41 BIRIAINGHAM, ALABAMA I dug a hole in the ground. cleared the surface e\'Cn!y, and rep1:mtcd il with the corn whic:h had origlno.tl· ly g rown th ere. Th e fomily lived unrlcr the conl w hic h cont inued t o g ro w. The rains n.n d the snowl came dO\\'n to them ns it did to the roots o r tho pla n ts. Saroh wa..~ four by now. But she nlready knew th.ot she must not cry. mus t not make- n mo,·e, must not sh ow her h cnd above the ~;rou nd . It wa.s n JC:$S()n she hnd l~arncd even bc.forc she learned how t o talk. She kn·CW it when her !othe r hid her in the d~ ublc ceilinc h e made in his o w.n h ome bcf~rc h e was forced t o obnndon h . She knew it when $he and h er mothe r lay, dn>• and night. unde.r helWY sacks or provisions in n Cenllle ne ighbor"s hous e be fo~ the neighbor became too fr ighte ned to h ide the m :my longer. As the weeks and the months in the improvised dug out bcrH:i\ Lh the corn p:tSScd. S..rn.h lenrncd t oo the menning nnd $ t rcncth of humanity's Ulc urge. Wh<:n her mother, in n moment of uncontro lled de · pression, rcm:•rked lhnl :someone who had :.Jready died w tt $ better off then they. Sarah said, ·•You rnu• t not talk or death." When her !ather worrit."d about how m uch longer they could go on. her ans wer was. "Cod wilJ hc.-lp us.. How can lie help It w hen lie knows bow much we \\'Unt to live? .. Si1rah, the c:hild, becnme the f nmi1y's st rength and courngc nnd hope. Broad. bogged o t night 1rom the ncigh l>ors. nnd wntcr made from snow, was the family":.; only source o f sus tenance. The w ntcr. incidc nwlly. was nearly the family's un~ doing. Mr. Lubinnk<'r u$ed t o wann t he snow with his b reath t o melt it down into wa ter. \Vith the ap· proarhing o f s p ring, however. t hl• 5\.l n Wt1S bccomlng stronger.. On t he morning o! Mnrch 20, 1944. he tent3tivcly put a hand above the ground to Je t the warmth o f the s un melt the sno\\' he was holding. It was seen imcdiatcly. Anned sol· dicrs surr ounded him. T1!1~ words he hen rd were. "Ah, here ure the ban:!i~s. . Gdl r.aAd..Y •o .h._......, •• au, the soldjcrs ~umcd out to be Rus· sian n lli~ s. Liberation had com ... to the vilogt.' on March 10. The fnmlly, buried in the g round, ~ad not kn.,1wn h. Sarah could not stand uprisht lo r months, she was so usN to erouch · ing. She ta lked only in whisp~rs. A year passed before she ~···• up t he htabit o r constrmtly l ooking over her shou lder to sec if a nyone w;.as !ullowinc . .-.\nd when she.- saw n ehalr l n the DP C'ilmp. she n.skM her mo· thc r what it was. All that is pusscd now, U.S.N.A. lends n h and. St~roh nnd her p:t· rents are bein g t::~kcn cnr<"" of a t the Reception Ce nte r mnintoincd by United Service fo r New Ame rican s. largest wcllarc agency ser ving immi"rants in Ame r ica nnd a const i~ t uent agency of the United J ewish Appeal. United Scrv•oc •• looking for on opurtmc nt !or the tom1ly. Mr. Lubi:mker stll1 rccovcrit'lg from the efTeclS of the years of suffering nnd deprivation, will be c.oing to wo rk soon. And Stlrah will be (.:O· ing t o school. Thnt"s what sh(• likes be:st about Amcric:J - the sch ools.. In the schools, sh e wonts t o learn "e verything." ''Lea rning:· the t.c n.. yc;ar~ oJd Jewish survivor says. .. i~ more important even than C ood. more irn ~ portnnt tha n everything e..'<ccpt being u!raid. And in America, in Amerlc.•. I need no lon g~ r be afraid." Slory ol Annihilalion Planh- Cut Flowers = Decoration• P.OVETT'S FLOWERS 21SO Highland Ave. (28) Call 7-0828 BIRMINGHAM, ALA . Complrr ion of the first series of 50 Yicf(lish·lanouage bookJ wal announced in Buenos Aires by the pubHslling I101Ue, "Dos Poili.sh e Yidruum,'' whicla i.s sponsored by an OT"ganiz.arion of P ol is-h Jete& livhtg fn Aroe11tin:a. The uolu mef deal cldefly with t he Na:i a :nu ihilarion of Ou: bulk oJ rhc J ewish communit y h t Pola nd. Tau: SouTtiERN ISRAELITE �5)~r,;'f../ ~£~~ R~gee~'l Tt-te- A,..;v '1-1-1~ f'~~l("1"'t'"'\ Cf\R. ~.,.. fis~-e-V\&..LC ~o'"·\ \.UCR\.-p I"JAG:~Z-\N4.C S-?..0- 1Cft23 �END OF THE FREI._GHT ·:tHIEVES~ GANG How the Underworld Organization That :U.oted TransPQrtation Companies of Millions Yearly by Robbing FAeight Cars W as Broken U p After Six :Years' Effort-.Arrest and Conviction of the "Master Minds." By Edward H. Smith. <0)11"" ro· " domenk ..,,_.,ption or dlstrlbuU011 r thr.: Federal CI04I'Jt the .ablooM by ll'leUI ot 1.bo ere:r. ch&a.slnc that other &. ·foa:r JDea rode. tbe .~ wa.terw Iff nYetl and bay. With 'j neeta ~ -~ ot..,.. -roq.- ....,JIO'l- ~ rh.e Bn. n f ltftt-en!t-1.. ~~ ~Q th.t other- A · eonJ~.s.n1 . _"'II ~" f.I\A.blt.hf'•tl ht eouu ~lt'"llbua and ~~·. ,.,. i.Jcht.n.tell havo both been Jn.h~m fttv trralld l•reeny and the e&IQ act.l~&. them are. {"ftntf· Inc. For the ,Drtw'nt., howevu, both tbta men - cel1lood. B ur the lnTUtip.tlon of Wl.lliam and Dmil ~~ . - . . . ; ; ! tentela ud t be.lr .New York &IIO<Jatot eon- :!:"'~,.~:.::_~:lio.....t•~ to~-~~ . ,. tlft..,r. • ~--..,.- ~ - . , ..__ ma.t be &fven the bcat..Bt of doubt. Ia tuor of lrmo-ctntt!. They an merely accu.IW:t.l. The l'tillt of the othert irulitalM: hblh.i.llg ., tv- u. lher •re coo~ no. ..lborltiH ooon Courullhat thole L1<11~ brotbero ah.ort<l tbtjr ..•n.Ctlon ~ wtlio ahoJt Wma ~ &Int..,.. P....._ o!lbo tJut, aunt.., llhlpa .wllio U.. crimlllal warld wlt.h OD6 Natbon,Zimmtl""- ~ Ia U. 'J'omlor"" ,__ oa lioo l'ad1'lt: OJid """"""'to odoeto . . U. otmrn .,.,._ • .B"'""~ ~· ancl laepor ot e. l!tODtp ~­ crata Ci-. Wllllam AU.U.U.:. bol!,l;oc and- •~ Tbio l.lebtol>lela brotloen _. Emn Uch""'fol• • """"'~ IIIia ..,.,_,.. tV....nlatloD ol ..!..hl<tl """ cto"Od .,lod. wft.h Zimmerman Tbe had 1 thlevet"~pn tD ftil1~ rata lD an o"er1low.... montluoeoeh Ia&- ~· P""'ckl b"'""- iDto .,n ia the dt;,... bist4de their whole CODteaU _~ awa,y iJa the deM o{ _ jail aDd M1't.e ~ ni&'ht.. •8af1'2 on t.bt ~~ to pelil widt hott and lames QWlr" ~ atn.np. 0 ' can: ~re in the darlr, d&ley a:re bee alter h..,. au_ded ol their most pJ"tdoa burdens and le!t tlei:J blc paid mWc:t. ot dbeoMOlat.ely to plecw ar.d ~b. 'M':.o. whole. harbor $500 eac.h. 'ti"U divl~ed lnto th~ sone~, wbe.re th~ die! Me. IIOCOrdiqty. RrV· the All ~ t.hi4 10~ 0 deal lib aomo t.rhial eue of bread attallo,c or sleeping under bridgu, ~ bor., ro~ a eoo«it froM :J\n4~.f ~JM:e~ • ___ ln ber!:n &oftet:UJ' come by. %launelll'l ... aoc!'b dltc=· ued what wu....,.. on ODd raYealod hi .tOal. ~r h WU a ~f' in 1M th~wn aedvitJea of-- the -udtleD.[els bro~t:n "'and It , . : hif au.tomoblfe_ tnlcb that Wue D.Jed In c.rtlo t.M tlolen roodJ; from the plunde..red fietaht ll Ute Je.rH.)• Janll or the New York rea':';' ~n Brons.. 0n.c ot tht5c ,rrea.t lorries pof J'Jmme: pnp ot plrat.es held e.xdttfve pay• . ~verylh.ing 'm..ln".t. b oWcW\,? c!Ht.ribecl a:. a 0 ,.. liaU ,...., ato1fJ'n, ("!m. hard lo taeral~ A~ tor >~ -..1\h a. body P'raetlt:allr the .abe of the~rtl!nao' the"' wu no ltoppjn~ "onumen~ Juripbdace. bo:r ~r. ~ other 1rU tm&D.-r bui.tt, ~o -~"' , .J-' " ;nca-pad otta. Bet~r. the tw• the .w. ti'l' ~eral ofike~ t.he ra.llrocwt de.tecth·e load and C:a.n y oU the lb.U eo.~~ ta r fon:es, tho New 1.o~ 'PO)ke •n::t C'.oPnU... ft't!ltht. CUI~.._ ,•· ... 0 THE -=.,. ........ ~- . Pl"i'n~ dcotectl"- 1~• ._,_7 of__,,..,._ an Htte w~ ~ti' tlf,ao~· Un; tt~ -.:""' ~--t· . tJ "·~'J•:L -.~f)...,. i<"'-~l.';..~~ r~ ~- . ...... ~ ..- · .. .......~J•, ~ !l"""llnn>n ·~...,,.., ..,_'1·1.~. ·;,. . . . '._,. -"'1'-' ~ rwr -n:,.n w . o,.. · . p;u ..· .· 1 ·~~..... .... . re·at~::,. t.w!;.. JD a enl ~· ·-~' ~mo·, ~..~...-, • ~~---rti, \oa.~H 'it u.to M.t ~sa:n, . ~~~Of... ~~- 0~~~-c /l4"ftR_\~fr-!'~· . ...,......:n :hm.. 00~ lho ~!rom< """''""'"' '• ~>'' a-t cnmloal plot, q.l>en .P"'"'>lly'h>ot d>..r :thtrJ. .,¢~'* "'"'~ .afld ..CJ d·'*~ O,.t¥ . ~ cfl. 'OJKier tbe. •.ertt o( lbe Brons: un.t chief• o( o"be ot ~ mott su~ful pup of plun~ ' deren in rtaal~--N~w York lbt.ol")', ut.ro~ of .a eenuine unde.rworla_ ~J"'IUlfutioo-o·nc or thee: my!terioUI wg'b\ertaDean l.u.iineu IY~ 10 often menUoned by wr1Le.rf and so ac:ldom brought {\ court. For ee-Jenal yura memben or thtJ ,rc.aJ .,· tU <;;:;;t o.:t ..,U!> Trof\hi.K; Cofb~. crimlnal•atwork .'bd-.!, bat:~le~ob$iado whlc.h ls to uy W11Uatn cOO t:•u.U .b-'..httratel•. confronted ~ oftiCe:rt Wiw ~.... to n.nd their Wa)' Tbt-~ llfl)ftllfet WCTe the diapo.._,... Tbef wt~F& ap , parenU:r f"'lPCCt.Able bu.llnua tnt:~ a.nd ~d this ,Jn June, 1020, Mr. G&rt.-f..t W. COtter, _Ai'tlst.a~t ff"P"".J\.e to doak lh~T" c.rimtn.l Haljn.P:~from Unltl:d Stu,. mtltrid. Att "'*t., un.®rl whOm mach thetr warehouse went oat tn man dinw:tioru-, ~ to the dOQtS of the tea.del"f.?i :Uve been engaged In tne lQOllng ofbti&ht con of of th.e-i:n"6tl&ation WU:l~t•?-¥ do.tle.tvl aome J).l'()ftl· l1ing rwul'-' Ko h~ r~a W t one o( the c-hle:C pnp opentt:d both 0'! t\ e ..-ater and ln tM Ne.w J~s: nUiroad t•rd•~ 1.,_~,. event:, tht ttdeftl earned lbe .U..Ien ttu:~ ~ ln peat motor_ Jotfiq and fle!C.l"eted it-lOtJI' ~~to remon all~ at, ldfntlfie&ti&n. "'P"k (tf\a otber eottt&ohw:nt •nd the tfdew-*ter nllroad&, crimet which were eos.tinr the tra naporlation eo~paniel a milUO-n dollar"~ a month in th~ .Ne• Yor.k dbtrlct ~ 'J'h:c, CO-lea ~f th«' Uchtttn!tl.t. Bestu"hott Nd Quf3ioy bAd been rencJin.- fn r: .mora th&n wo )'&AIW and · other memkl"l of the rave had lndan_tim& "bc;ron C'.onvf~, RD.~~l! lon_ger- or lhott:er prt.n tA"..rm-4' been k:Uied -In ~t.l:- wjth the- poltte o,. c:C)IM. to d«mth In other n~deri wa_ya. aorno o1 thfom to the WMt lndit-dl: and .c:rne ta ~~ u_ p•State aM in the Midd~ Wt11t. .. But tha nether deputm~:nt of lhe orwi'UbutltMl. ..,..... tiotte u hnpoJ;Cant. H~ we find the- actual thte•et. But ~ abo tlnd the fnfonnus: or tcOUt:t. The FI!Mie.raJ detec:tift.l 1lowlr and patlenUy ~ them e\l out and their n:omes . .,.-be gif'tll treety. slnet~ all haY't'l ~ C'01"fftcted or plt't.ded .I\IUty. "nte Bronx ff'rte8 connected with the lbie.-eJ throofh twO mkhllt!lllen, who al10 .~ ... at tbn~ but were to MnQC ~~• .............._ prrpue 1t- far P.J:pm~'J.uiWS OCldeti. . It . ,..,_. CoODtl Uta· _ -~~~ _t~f •ilb, woolens' and _ teathcn 9o"t:Te ~r ..o~rfnc_ loto the B(Onx, "'e ltor)' a_·eompJtx. l ta be_~nninp mqt be 'Where the1 we.re- lost ~It Of arn'onl" .&he. COPlnj JOUgtn· ba.Ck' ID ibe d.a.)'t ~Ore the Unlte\1 State• rtree.ta ud e.ndJMS trurrJ.t'\p. At'tu a time Mnnt 11tf't r nune~ •tt ~.mea ( ... Red..) QalcfeJ and ldlke entered th4 Euro· e:a.n -.:a.r, "Wben tbi1 ,.reat •port of them V.""ete tnl~, ~-the name o"f't.he Brcmx Berteahoff. known to the ande.rworld N Mi'q But. p lO began t o be erowdcd with atra.ngo .1.hlpa Dod co.n · ·Trad!ng Comparrr ea:rr uodn ,.fUS])kloa. Jt, wu t"hne men In tam m.anapd: tAe. comtertio• wrth founded -wJtb VQt adhi t:!_ , -too nddenl,y -.,runw d~ that Uda c . u had no corpontc ex- that lately eeltbr.t:ed tUh Aq.nut'l atoo·e · and far nm1l(ied to) be. welf orga~ and properly ift'lenet. .lt wu M!CO lf\1 ~ of be.Jnc a keeper, thie-ves' boQ and dv.er pfrate. ,...atattSe" poUctd. When 'bil Nft\ion 1o1ned (:he cqn:f11~ fn mere nameJ a blind or.:." tM u~'Ot'ld Uf8t a D,no.,a.n, •ho II •uppascd" to Mv& itQM do we with ttt7, ~e dtaonte:r and crowclln$ ¥feW won~e. A-nd-- eo'fu. To Cincl oat 'l~ ~ of the ,enUemen a hootleuinr ~ roeenUy. wftlt the' rriountint: eonfwllor. eame gt:Owtn.-:. oppo1'- «~vered ~·.u tha nnt..~ \.-m-_.. 'ltJ'I\J to Ulb t.uk wu tunltiea.for .fhievea a.."''d rof'ltll- l.ndurttT artd bull- llMignN our old af\d '-'amnt.u friend, ·D eteetlVe H UNDRED nl~tl nw artivitfe1 aad eeent& net$ tind l;I:OfiQ in all ...,.,._,.,,, end t.h-He crlminall Benny Le•f· B1 IMZlttf t11 d.fsgv'*i'Qg hlmlelf u .z~. a11 ~ut !rom one pstte:m. To....U the e~~;~l 'l't"e-"' most 1ndurtrlCRJf and c:o~lnly bu.li~ men. 10Ucit.ar fcrr 1 1ewb;b 6'-~1 and koi"nl" abo11t tn:un of a world"&' dar a .frto.fR"ht eonduct.or £n the. 1 ..... · ho.t, \o baQR aDd \IIIU~w but:l.nels .olldUnlf )..nt. ol one or Ofe raitro.dl t.e.n:nlMliriC on \bf: m HEN: wu be...,, .....,.Ill,..& U..l humanily ,.boeriptlono. Levy~ \ll>, d'-"romd 'illtat U.o Olboro eul • floelpl ear •<n ,,..... a ~, t-:.t~, u~ or need~ [ar tba st:ranp he..:!•l•( thU ) ,. p!ll "Tr*ttiftc CO'ftl~1 ~dlt'!k c.n • AidiDtr ..A bad it ~unted do.,. to an ~t~lar ~ of ldlli~ wint._,up in ..._1'0 wn~ wE ~ ·'tV 'fC:J '1 )l'ror~M'W ·~ podtlolt. It he "~ *A)' ordel'S' for fVCih prb. ~-were. Dortasa or neart, t"Vef'J" ttan(!. wl-olualo ~.I;· N.Ia"'V'"'•~'-;1;1( ~t fP"" .tt~-,-- '~, ...,..~ """"'"~ t~ ard c:omft'HMJ(tf. Goofl• that l'lad p!"C!"riouil, ID!n on !rom die war"ehoa..ee t1te t;f1\d.lt:IIJ C!O(Q~ny lD tM er ~ ~rTUpled ~ 15 "'~ "" ~n, ~.~ ahelvn 11nd in ~arf'bouset a w&lting the alow, pro-- eastc~rn Bronx. • ~nocrt Wltb: ~IN. ~o !lbtv/ dM en w»~ .: greufon ot n oryn-.1 buaineu now a p.n:r.ng into s;wltt. Othe.r F'tde:t"ll.l tkl ~''Itt nOlill t.ru6d a connectie)n to a polis~ of vantt~"" •nd vo.raclo\111 dua4cL Spec-u\aton a.nd contrutors betwetD t.beae Lkht.f.-~'la 'b:ro\Jttia and the flm:l of Be,rore darkne:U hAd fallen, or t.y Lhe fin~ ~{Jh~ bought almoat .aai)'thfn,g :ind all ctople · producu St~mbers 4 eo.. of.'-...he\lm., N. c.. whoec boa4~ aloftg the saburban atreetl, two War I;Nc.b. o~ " were IW~Uft....-ed ~n, .! or cam -.nd Without qoef· "Wtrre Sie-cfried S~f'J' A.f,<f G\.lsta-n Lic.htenfelJ. the,m tru1J" a. tnoMt~r. WP.H Men Crt.ttUnc •. eod,Jy t tionlns-. n..Lt Uw.t:lab1e ~od, plut the war"a anot.he:r br?tber o f . _Jitc,l,..X pal.r. "J])~ Qo)Yem· along toWa.rd the ren!U'·ous•. Be:fo('e ~~n.lc~\ co·nt-ual'or~.a, P'"O- the. thlevea their peal~. and mt.nt ~ too~.:,.i. ;,.~ we.r. -oo..ing from that appeared opJM)ld~ tl'H!- ff'ltlllht ur • n<! r.r om libo b~ _ bM!'rehandile atulfnc-ald ., the -the He-w York ~~t~b ~~ l.Prthe->fl'rrif'tn alx loa do"" m.e:n .pra?lt" outoC their ln~nOrl o~ of wor ld but lihrunken 1n modern lrn:portal\Ce---4Pta::al' Aa.bevUJe. -nata ~ !ad &, bJg- plant. AdjohU.n(C' a·p peared airno1~1J, ha'Vlnl ruehod tba -~po •Yddaruy to •l~ld t1t.e and fP'O'WLh. the railtoad 11'J'da.. otlebra.tf'd Soatbe.na t4wn. aloot Of Jn automobllea. Amorll" .tb&m ·~ DoGOnn J hAve recltl'lt.l thb tte,.,. ~tar?. hvt "Wt' deaocnd 'W"t)e.ro. goods. c:oW h d:U:O~ .vi wiUtOU1 the need O'r Quieter <>r Den, 1t01MtlmN" all thft~.. Tbet to detafJs. 'Thr9Us:h~t JQt'i. a~. lPL."' aod 1920 aC truekinc- Ste 'Kqto ~Co did a btl"· and over qlliCldJ \;toke t:be I0&1a on t.ht can and .\.NJ.(r ,un~ ' oM J!)e(ial kl.rad of crim.t.ttt eoatinued c.o aLta~ y:ae s-rcn~in# bu".s ~, d.~ at. p:ieea • hkh ~ de.rl~ ..-.rmed to,. ..UtJ1 e&n'ied the ,.,.._,.. raDroad1, ·~ were brfndnc' hu.P, qC.nt,Ju~ .o r u~ other '~·!'Om& wcmdeA.wot- and the ma~· to ~- ~noto'l'l, t.la a!Ltt bale .od en\e tbo most ldJidt ot ~· to lbo ,._, doteel.l"" •o!tl~'\11. 'tbc llrm cUd b...S- ~r Cite. la A!"" - " ' - the ""' wu omptr, 1atol!>or of New ~orlt or tbo .-.11...- tdt. '-""P~ UDdar a oloOl'\1>-.; •C..,,o;t.~• bfe• toad 0.. l.lll' U.. _ _toll alld. U. do,... Tbe ~ 0 h..,_ lllld ,tennuabo ol tbo llnoa·wi>lch tam~ blllboar"!l oC lb..~ a hu ~ .....tod ~will> ropll1' ~ - ' • aDd at the Jene-y More of tbe 'Dudloo.. Grai:N:, -mea.t~,.~ "'W• bu1 an An.or a)~ ~erY~tY· \-rp;mt~ ~ to~lllllk \be l'Obb(.~ J4r lac., n.prw., 1uthen, woOilf:, cooJe.u. tndtl aad ~ reader· n • .t~~ ;,. ,._. at polta\. v~-~· Ol..AA.f~ b'Ueb .a\ aut f41' the "& the p.!Ottuee 101 aU tile miJt..a.rid.{Aetoliol from 'New the. ai;:l aUob :UJA lf""·t .etw..,. R;,g(""'hour ofl .lfWI.t.. nioc•l ,., '-~ t.he dth«rs a.n l.~a.nd to the Padtic poqred do••n lo W. llT('Iel ~"'"'l~r- •"ltCF. to 1t0e eorne durc"h ~fA'i detc)ra· CY~t7 ~. or ,o:/'':)~··~....~ - lll:l ilfln "'lfith whJth t he bad ·n oihjng to ~ lt... uiM- --·- - -- e:a.-...,_ A W alri•• J.,..,. . "'miT"":':"'"' tto•. thta dl«..,...• 1" . acctPt th.'• ,..,."..M. # • • · - -- · - -· �• ~ 6 ~~ The Wcwld Mapzine, May 20, 1923 ~ SHE WRITES SONG HITS AT . TEN . . . Were Coocern~ly With Dolls and Marbles Betty Gulick Is Broadcasting Her Stories, Making P honograph Record s a n d Prepa ring for a Motion-Picture Career - H er First Lyric Was a Best-Sellc.c overnight. ~ ' By Ruth Waterbury. Jl!lBtlty and ·.._. facltu Cooga-. lbt i u'O v:ost JIUUUftd "infaNJ prodlgits." IIAT are 1re old people of ;::~~~r ~:,..~0~ d'!t;!~ 0 bebatte Jt.Jeltt Twenty u.ed to be a faftlr coocJ age to ttart !onh co .e\ tht: world'• ri:ren ia name., but now a11 that. 11 le.fl Lo oot l"tle voice \Qke. on color and her expru. &11 ~ lhln&• that her tumult or wonll nealed-"'lt all btpa will\ _, UktA• rtoria: npi..a.lned Botty c:aretuUy. tnabflat.a be.r wonla with ~)'eat mltllculouaDeN. -t aiWa,.. juJt lo~ them.. htad and, htr care.tu1 hud.t & , alto~te.Lhcr. We went out on t.be.road_ you ICe. My molhCir tn.v~IIN 'llith me .arid dudng \hal time, •b..~~ I wu near enoucb to New York. I W'f.tlt to the Stage Ch.Odl"al"l SchooL ""When I came bade my ;taren~. J"ya cot. •uch trt~,. parent.e-they thought I oueht. to •o ~ :o,.~ :;~ a&• b~~e~~ whu I·~ a ~~-~~l o~JZ£.,. : r ~:=.·'11'~17~ I ~ ln &beOt~ nearest :~~~ r woull ~~~to u k Cor 10 ..l n Yac&dod' time wt ··dfd a to·" of trave11lnc. . any that Jbelr YoleU would get. o r they•cl W" wt.nt to the Wta'- I ~'~die~, whe re I bean\ the e ruD .U out§.~ .JOOCI eDII, and they would aik me to lowllea" pirate doria aM tatu we 'tll"eq,f. up to Cantell them ON irutead. ada, wJdeh Ia alto VUJ nice. Bat. Ch.ria&.mu lime fa.mo and we returned home ud I wro.S:e my poem, 0 It happened-t.ba'\ one day the aentletnan ' My Mothu'a Lullab7! 1 recited It to molhe.r at who wrot. the ~tu..ouri Walta'-you've ~ fAl"'Y we had. 1 meant n.-. • aort or "fedal heard that, blnn"t you, lt'a a very alee Chriltmu preHot, you underftand. But On.) of our tune-be hhJ"d Jne l4Uing • •t.or J and he Ulced guelt. thOUIJbt It ought to m.U:o :a ntee aong a.ad it 110 mut.b that he"l,., nvlted me lO a benetlt he uw that It wu at.t to mu.le llnd ahnoll bdore i h• . was firing at lbe VanderblU. Hotel for f knew it i.M.re Jt wal publWaed.." 10me poor chfldre.n. , I w q very yOUftf t.Jum, ' ""Wbatare t ou goln.f to do wtlh your moneyf"' tour y~ara old, but, ot ~UrM, 1 w~ d~Utthted to we llaked. "Put It Into real utato 1" m-opt.rale, 10 t went talked to them. lf.r. Mar• thall, be wu tbe maDAfV of that hotel, enp~ l 0." #he aaid aerioualJ', •·not ruJ c.-tate." me ~r that to dille ~ Saturday And tell ..,, Her vvicc waa a little ~ftiOiat«. .Jtorlu r.Mre, al'\d flo ~-tc:now I dJd that for ove-r Storie• were H mud! ta.der to tell than th.r<'ft ) ' Un. ) 'd J\llt ~ .ap a new story 0\'tf)' crown-up quut:lora to annrtr. Nl think I 1 ~~bt-~t ~ a._l~u. time and the fi.nt. t.hl~ I know daddy told me Pall pat ft In a trir to Euro~. MoUtu and To pt a popW'lr aon~r publlahel i$ a near ly there wu a la.rte ncw. ... pe:r ayndJeate that IDr:ed c:t.ddt bate to leave home richt n-ow, but I ahould 1 impoulb110 t:Wc ,.,,e, for an aduiL. VeL thla mite or thetn and they LoOk them to run ht a lo'- of papt:n 10 lrke \.he t rip. DAddy lhlnlu I ou~t not e-nter fa.Jet. ~.. Jackie Coopo one wte.k ud De-tty GvUck another you f«l Ub a wa.Dde.rln.& aoat.hrotWm. Betty Gutkk l1 ten. She IOU to Pl.abUe School No. Ui3 1n 'Brooklyn and I• ln. 58 d.aa She play• with dollt and love. to walk fD the woocla. That'• enouch p· et.endtnt for ten•yeac-oldJ, we thlnk. But r when you learn that abe ta the writer ot \.hat verr JUtotU1UI aonr, ..My Molhe.r'a Lullaby,...... whlc.h hu already t&n'leCI her oeari7 fi\-e. thouand dollars ln royaltlH, that abe t.allul fre-quently OYe-r t.bt radlo for tho be.ne:-lJt of 10me million• of our popuh\&tt, that aho records her own rtorlta tor one or tbe tarru .,_honoarapb ILOru, tllat. her ori,UW •ritfnp are 1yndfcled \.hrouc.h tht m.jor pt.pe.~ of the ("Ountry-well, U.en you feel Ukc • piece of pt:riOtl.lJamlt'utf', ratly Byaantine ar tometh'fh.ct ~If' tired ''S ail 'N :u~r~:\~~ ~to~;~tn'J:'~~*:: ';:'!~~~~':: ~';! .:.~";!:, ~=~"' ~bo~:":.~~::~ :*r!i ~=cm;.~.:::. ~1 =~C~ ~~·=~~ bot aellel'L mo..-let, too, becau.te be'•ln one o·f thue. newt ree.l aon«. lbddy and mother ur th<ey are trying to 1 ETTY berte.lf lan't ,·ery B inttrt~~:t.ed anrvicu-they get. picture. from all over, just a. arrnnge thlnga 10 U.at (t. wUI be euy for them to In dJeeuufng llt•.pm pe"' get.toriea, :uid anange thewn toT Mow· . ret away f rom bl.llineu and U I ..., I~ with \hue manoeuna:, howeTer, If Abe c:an JIO.Ialbly got )'OU to lllten to a 1to.-y. She Ia just a dru.mlng,, I.UlCi\t.IY bewildertd, eamt8l ba\ly. s ..eet and compl&eeot when havlnl' to lit on the outtr bt:nc.h ln bu.fy offitu ....Jt to bt in~ vJe~. •he nuhea fnto • udden Joy when 1he, fin~ an lnlt'.rvft.,..er who hatn't come tP much l.o uk aoenlon. . . to di.JeOTtr What tJnaJir did happea! •., -.Prit:\ltJ~ ....n..,, · ••A5tf ...... . ~·~ ·.-,.._ rr W. . .,....,~ Urht op and her · u '"'".,with I e boq mon,..~oa of her •rd acr t' lnp in the t.heatrU. .. " another •nc l'd ha\'6 rttGN tha.n t'MDch to 10 .. WeJ1," Detty drew a ~I.e quJc.k breath, '"whlle around the world. Ob, I do thlnk that wonld bt I wU Ill the VanderbUt Earl Carroll luippt'.ned ao lo,•tly for the three o f us, .don't. youttt fn one day. I didn't pay .h aUe-ntJon to him, fo r A.n d tuddeTtly . . we looked at. Lhat lhtla tlgurt. peopfe al••11 we,.. c-omt fn, bu" he wu goJnr to In her-titUe tlmple draa aqd coat, with M.T brlrht p~u~e a play caUed ·.D~dy Dutuplfnl'l/ and t eyH 1hovdnc ttle .-nlty of J\u u~brln,«ng and of ~ t-"'r\ou~~;ht I w•~~ ~vt, for he the lo\'t! an~ rnre O.at obviOUJiy • urroun1l her, we oftt.lfli(1 . . . . pari ln tuV.i1'J. I bad 10 be. Utde AW t..b.s only lhlns- left tor ba:pele• old W'f"'!Cb or clrl who ,..~~r frU qulltt t~ 1one a:fn&le mtnut.e. It twenty. That'a to beeoce pa.ren~ a:ad to tmdtrlJ wa an awt'\lllr nfee pta)', ~.\ought, but It didn't go ,guard tXe talent of aueb nice little afrla u &tty very well bore, buL J pbj~"' fL LWenty weelao Gulltlc. . ·- - · ·- OF THE . FR.EI GHT THIEVES GANG rcoN ,rfJ'J''~?v~~Oll) .. ~Pt one. "or two pardl ,.-olac with 0.. lorrlea. empl-oyed bt the ~P: men at the U ~re wna DO alp that any one hAd tetn the head, the "muter mind.a"' ;s.,ur nuent reporters. robbtl')' o.r followed the laden motllr waront. t.he Dfatrkt Attorney Cottert te.11J me that thJa fOOd• were atored in lhe Brons wa.tehoue. There thSe,"tt' a:rndieat:e u.nquea;tloa.O'Y made away with ~ thle"et aoon appea:'f!d ud' we.ot ta wOrk. The rnDIJoN of cfoll:sra• worth of ;,.uchand.be, u hrJ:h orfainal cnatee aJid other cont&intrt ~re broken •t $125,000 wo· i..h of p\Jt$bJ.t1 ba'fin1 been r '· up and burned, aU ldttUJ!Ic:atJqn marb we~ re- . taken at a 1fngle nld. B1tl th I o r penoloaical movtd lrom the ~ and new pac.ldnp were p1"e> re..Wt.. o f an tbil a.od at t nm. laid out pared ltt which lbe..JMrdlancllae wu to find ltl way by the Gov•miM'nt for In•.:' .~~ t.radn~ a<vJ to dJatrlbaUtr. Who, bowinr or not, 1"e· e .ell1n.r ~ protec:utJn: tbe crfminaJ1 rf!vl ~·tl t!)c!f'tld. r .d"'lia. t IO tho pub!/~ 1be rlolen a-!1 of IIIlo rtmarkable Mattfo Dooovan fhl ,., 1 found ~u oraanJuUoa. 17 &J1d .,~, • FfnaJJ, th. P'ede.ral oftlcerw d,n~ o.u~-Mod a fitt'l of flO,()" ~~ ~to!a ...-e.ral dJ~ ~~o • ~ ..Jd tu hue ' ~ were aaa.de an4J."~ ~.. '-""ftl1h•"- tho , ~-- - ...-~, Lhl•v.., wu ,.)'Hra al AUa.nta an apptaJ and ~ntime. Nathan ~~ou.ae keeper, ...,. and a lint! :lt tn lon. ~lXI Bano:., aD Erie conductor who a1de;J the png, hal been ten~eed to three )'Uti In prUon. Dominick Lucd, a porter In Don ovan'• p Joon and aid of the rObber eblet, drew a tenlvlce or !oar montha. "'Fat" M.:Ardle, oae'ot theleaer thleTett. wu killed by the poll« whaa cau:aht In the aet or robbinr a Slil StrMt- furriclr; Timmy O'M'Ilra and Jltrll o•rontM:U. other mJAOr mttmbe.,.. of '' • ·.,., 111t1 Ju ::SinK SiA8" f• r other crime. a.nd have not been tri~ in connection with tbl.c at!alr. But the eleve.r lawyera employed by t.he 1Jcht6nfela brotben Jn t.he B.ronx and the muter tliievu, Qul&)e, and Dett~ put VtJ auch a perwfttent and vtprou.a fla·h.l for &heir cllenta that the pro~eCUt.or •nd the et)Ql'ta we.re noally tom""""" u) t«ept their propoofUon Lo ple.d rruDty Lo OGntplracy. It b probable that lflbt punt.hDWnt. hlld Lobe -red ... oret - .--- �., The World Ma,uiae, May 20, 1923 THE GIRL WHO MADE 1 HER ~:;'...;:~.,.,:: FORTUNE. WITH FLOWERS ::".:~!:'~m:,-·'llr.·-. heen appalled and thriUtd o~tr •he i:t· . hon d'~uvn: ror .,uuia. N Y old·tuhtontrd femlnlat who wor riC I over whll.t the "''orld ll eomtna to on account of woma n •a in· creaJJna: tom· pete~ at t.aklnc over raa.nly oc~upallooi, could ftnd com· fort In cont.eJJ)phliPJ' lh4 euwr of JLW Ro.e Fallon.. lM 1\oW(Ir cirl o! - ;irth ,.\:• ..-,... Uere lt a ~ ~Oman Wl\0 .... '!':<lopfll 0 6d ::='~o!:n ~!~.:·~e:f a~ w.,. .euo• !:~".!~~:r p'::c~ t~Jil~e~!!"~~ •If" .......,. 'tltom&n upt_rt at arftllrlnJ Oowen for a fettl.-e occulon. Fowteen 7Uta oao. whtn lhCI WQ a Jenlor in a COD\"'e'nt Khool, :t ~ ~~o:,=:~~~::! . .DVE~TJ&t:MINTI MOST PITIFUL ..-: SJGHT'IN LIFE • lbe the. Chriltmu holld.op. When the got he.r pay at the ~ o! her fl rtt. •oeek in a tlowe.r ahop Me felt u It ahe owned tho mint. 1t ••• • t.rillln1 tum, which if muJtJpUed by r.wt.nt)' .. would not equal her prue.nt. pay, But It waa the il._t money ahe bel earned and work amoAf' the flq,roro_ bod beon play. Wbell lbe WN COinl OUl the door tht boA caned her bad: to . .,. \hat =~~:~t~ ~o:::-co!o:; ~~:~1£~:7.:~~ u,r: =:s:=:-.:!-=.= -=:., chtflon aown U.•t probahl7 ~::h came from Pa.ria, ud lhe wore :;:e:.~»::.~ 1.:1:;' ~~~':'~ • Uttle &KU' rln.c-- I~ ..,.. ~ toroeo tnto Dt-"" .pldre and .mall dJ&Dlond.....Cbat .,.... ~~.!:~ -= :. :J':t tt eTU lhe wanted a atndy job ... ...old lib to tolk bualnul Da womaA Could fo,.et. A mall diDe 1D froaa the workrooat and or btr IMpt<U9a • ,-,.-. _ ....,dlllh;-bud.. .., tooi t~ U.to harida and eam,ined. ...ita c:ont.our crltfun,• · ta, it wu all rl1ht. 1 wanted y t.now u.·daUn.atJon. tt wu to her.- She. ftn:.em.,_rtod lhal lnrllaiioo, came b&cl: 11 t!ot.md of the tc:hool year and hu been there ever 1lnce. ' Min Fallon dtlllgna de<eora· lio.a.a ·and bouqueb u ~lhe.r arti.Atl de1lgn ~·n1. LJlte them the "'o ftco workl u.nder t.errtlte •treu aod with lnleND eppllc:a~ tlon. Ideal u he.r poat\Jon IP· pean t4 a CAI1Ul ob~ner· who ::e:z~:,~ ~th;;. ~~~.~~~~~=~ ---------~ AN~w£RS FROM PAGE 15 • Srtua11' or ~mn Word S.,ure. C.ns:trarUolt .,ura.. A.U'.nta. ~. lktlln, Ot.ru•. DllbOL .Boll.Ou.. Brem.eo, orua. Cairo. N Dis iE DIUIE iC1HITlLTi' F>h IR 'Siiffi' lAlBlE PlETT! I I lUI ~,..... · .• .;•.:,...~... ~-.;.~ :.·:l~ ~~~:o~':'~- ~~.,.m': t.._ •rn.nte ,.._ twr b'-" • .., 1 ,_, tM,.. .to,. 1M MM to '- bOUt. • Moo-t ....., • ,..,.,.. ~~ir~.:"t.t''.t :t=: Q~JI•!:.,u::,~~t:!4 ' !:ut::~nl~~U:.. U:..n:,.~r:'~~~r. U•• qw a oe.w Infant in a humt In tu,... I..OOk for ..-ont '"Nuutead' en dl.e £ut Sixt.iu. A table wu •''tf'7 Pf.dlan. Sold br all dl\llctet&. -.vered wtth conaae bouque\.1 klkle their do.)coraUve bosh, all r;»d1 (or a c!anc:e that night. 11\t:re ··~ mJ.nY~ thlnp M W NJon ccndd tell but doem't Uc;ut ~ma.ncft In the Mtl that I ' c:an alford to AY It wltll ex· ~ve t1owen. and about the 1 II ~roo. hnpartlatlty and de11\~1 ot urUin mea~a devotion&. n~ p4.cni!O wl\o ,.nc~~, rolta to .JX-\1 Thlf rt:&ll1 harpcned- t muldn't ht>lp wo~wm on oRe dAY 11 not .o much ot ~:,:~';!d''i~t:Lthe:A ~':~t~l1~. ol~ !•~:r A C\ri-.)dty a.1 one. mlcht. a\Uipec:t. • drtNCd afrl, ··.M r dur: •h" Uiltl...,o,.. "~ am not • Clorlat," uld •Uu fo al~ Ji"e "'' lnhudlna. but )'UII ~t'luld "'" 'loR) who...e dl!UCIV\ 'han~hl made tho SO ~r<llr It you onlr had • ~lur, ..Jlf'1.-lot~ unnCCOJ.Ul"Y· "1 c:an d6ign ;~r~ll; tj:lc~~d \~:~hdo;~ntf:r~ ut':r I'~~ • t..;,hauet but I could nol m•ko one. d•uahtc:rt Yt:•rt • t(O thAt I t:an'l htll' 1 t,f\lnk !t~• • miU\ 1 Job to do the rttOMRit:ndln~ It 10 YOUnjlf follu. llkf' )'011 r~p ..-orlt. In Enrland I have ofkn •ho nud 1L I lu•t know !t would l1f'lp llt'Ctn women on laddert t.ak:lnr O\'tr 10jl~r ad1'1cc ..., to ~ that I put "MY DEAR, USE POSLAM FOR THOSE PIMPLES ...... 1 ct••d&Dd. COlo~. COioa; ~0::: ~ rnti..re tuk of d«<rtUna:• Thal It 00 to you Vot: t:-an «~t l'oa.lam •nd 01 Dublla, Durt.Q, h~t:- 0:. Kif'& 1.11 nry hard tfOrk and tomelhln& mtn Pollam Soap-.t ant clrut~lnrt'. Why ~~t.~ u,;,.._ ck;~bett.r thaD womtn• I do trrth.at our oot bf_ "•i!ll" them t.o·nla"'htt Ttw:r p ..... •......... ~;.,.., L; .... ~ do. 1 ..,pooo 1 have • ~~,:nrp.,<~;~~ -.::.'pi~'~"' ,:!;. ~! u: u.: pbu., .S-.ntea. ~lot. fta.rna. ::!;tott..Pa.t;:~. Yooker.. Cbk!a«<. i.:r:J':'.:: \'~-.~. j • ~t~. Ud\lA 3 . ..:.. . ton.1 tAlenl tor al'fll.ftllnl nowen POSLA>f to&a w t 7Ua St.. Nt"w York. "'-c:tb~ly. some.Unt..- then ere(..,;;,=, =="·===,..,==" · ~ ' ,, '""'! •xtrtmtiY ''0~ "wr)1c:al ab)':lt. t01or c-....,l',_•~•'t"on&. 1 ...... ~ .\a'l'ner to Lut •Wtt\.._ Cro..- W•r4 Y.lbdne any woman . . )lo.c . . .u."... ~"!1'/' ·~ J l 'nnll'. t..rtfn.. ln•tfn~t. for collll"r could develop .. H ;;: F ·'4c II '........... • .... apedalty. t )lao;t on..n bten tr.ar· ~ .'1 " ' eet 8 urn a.nd a OUH:t,. • '•rLted that tbero •re ,.ol. m~ro women ,S'untona and CorD:f H urt, a nd fn Jt. \ I Can't Get On My Shoe.. I" AIGIEIRJE __ w.,_ 1 · w~ t ;p.me: het'l. from ~ool I •WL..too ••rt.h~?.. not know lhe n.mu or lhe dlrter· no....U;t!', but /rom the very berln· faf«tt~lllnl l'able 0De cood t um d eM"ta anoUltr. 1 I had Meu. abou! decoraUve ef.- and .-henevt.t I aaw u;pt.hJn1 1. bt ....., 1i'ronc l had the audadty h.JZUl. wh.at ( t.houa'ht wu rfl'bt.. • t juat ruched cat llDd ~ ~till wtt*t waJdn« •e tbeaw. ~ "' l O,Jbk Vecaoltal.lna. Snow'. DO'lll'; IN.M, ftWO; ..,.., ....-e; IOC't!, ore: ..,.oom .. room: dMic, leek: Jew, ...,.~ mal4. aid: aalp, hlP; 1al&m.. ...... ---emu. Bl... 8r..,. o.lo, Ahol, abl6. - I AAM!I, Mam, Ahab, AQd,...., A.-. Cala, Caleb. D&JUel. P.:lrrl. Dl. Oa4, (Jua.. tum. Uam.&D. .JIIba Joab, J c:lb, Joh.n, Jon&ls, Ja.la.h, Jll>b, La<. Nll4&b. ....... 01.'. Omrl, .. ou. - 'l"bW 1• • .,.._1 etf.nJft._ !~!~~ ~~=~::-:: t• cholcut blooms. tht-re aN pen· altJH auached 1.0 lhJJ. appartot putfme. Becaut: a.ht b con· A JMn aunt rn arui ordtrtd teo.--t.ed with • dlel'ltele Wt 1ixJy do{tn Anuricd" Otautitl. ~en no.·en., ne:ctlh&f"Y ~ u tood at • tu.nc:tlon and atmoat daiCodJI.r..._ ro.a, awec;t pe:... hracfnth.l, u lmpOrtat\t u tho brlde~m at a weddlng, ~en .,. lo"4' .tr_ut.che• or tulipa, UUtat anemone.. Qu.e.n Anne lace nowera. A• !Uteen men M,.egated them on tablt.1 and ahelvet and or dinM-r to m~ko surt that the, tlec- In cu·p boarda, Rose Fallon went aboul oratlona •·111 be 1n tJiacfJ Ahead of lha mlmly~among tht w!rk~~~--~~~nd ,..r =-;::: """'" ltllr"ltJIC ..,.,.. e.k. * ~~ in to flnd be-T IWTOUnded by • f'r'al'f"U\. ae.ttina' or the Paul. Samao;,."' _ _ __ ;_ Jt.bla HOlDe:': ----tJfi • dl'&n. It It the aame wlt.h. boxe,. Some )"ears de· ligned the c:orap bouquet bo• -lhU g1ortned mlnlatun of a bt ben, whk:h wit.h f\41 c:onl.enta b.u cont.ibDted ltl tOre &o the .am of fnll.nlne Mpplntta, and Ute ribbon 1'1\.&Dularturtn areJ it a ma.n or WOman who h.u no l.DCJeb~ to hu tor pDpularlllnc "will power" u a I'UUlt of nC::~r bow on • bubt ne:rve force exha-u&tion .. ,_ t o\1 k Or All the pb.)'al:ral lriaftt-rlDJ whlc.h " a ' 8 r£•f.l"1 rnom.,-,1' • oc. eai&Md br nerW"OUJ lrrlt.b\llty, ht•"· .....,.Ue..r ¥lA Fallon trOIIU ~~ achri. b•c:.k•chea. tndl~llon. hurt l.aruhold oC )ln. R111tell S&J't:,• p&l,.ttaUon. etc., ., a ruull of nent<111! horoe,.,rt&dy for a dO)'I ~f} "ahautlion, arO nothlnl •• t'Otll• "C 'fDrk on fou.t t'fUOtl of • 1t1o•r 111 td with tta awful dfecl"' upon the fknrter ahop. She lJ • hanll· lnd and ••wJU P~>•c.r:• tttne YOUDJJ woman wtth an ..z=:am:~:l~~uJ..~~Jr !;!,:..!• : .... ~~ ~u.nbnee oC fair batr, and abo t mput.u aM dNiru but .,: enmo•b •••tU or ~- D(lu. of In raahtonabte homet MlN l!'"allon pot (•! ponk tlh,. khe put a fiuff of M'!Of_lbiltd~ " ·ue not •utflc.lenUy li aUed in ..- a co~ult.ant before th bl\14 rltth-•" Q«aalonally aho would hlghatrunc to be rupetl b)' the outfinal dff.lldoru are made with ~gard •unen tomet.hlng to a man who rat.ge, I had to take her word to·r it.. Lo gown• and detOratfont at a wed- aWed ~~ • table wtring light. little Ouly the evep.lng before at a prtm.len dine. Effry deuJl mutt be related bunr.hea of nowe.ra and !lnlahlng Ulem at a theatre I had ..t. In front ot two to evU)' oihu de.ta.11. She prtacri!JH oft with a frill of Colonial l~~ct.• lfe cflebrat.ed daJgnen of atap teltlnp and ckaJen- the bouquttt and 1\Jpu· hu ber:n l1'takin.c COJUfe bou~tU and wu altarnat.tlt &ni'IO-)'ed and en· lata which particular cy.bfnaUon or e'I'UJ' day for twenty ,ura. The:rt tert.alned at the the7 ehorUed nowe.n and fe.nu will be moA ault-- C!l'ml u order for abty dozeD AJMr'"' wt\h &lee ..~ U)-thiD¥ qat able at the cbureh. Pul.apl ahe Jan Buuty ro-.. whieh • badw-lor wron.r oo the ~ 1Alt.hoo.rb worb all nlcbL That happtna 10 W'U Mndinl to ab:t)' women. From 1 would not uade fD.1 ofte.n thai. ,aM doea not think It worth re-r to rur h1l order ITO•a. Btfore t.ut.e (OT Mr. I.Q the mattet of teaea· mentioning. U one know. one 11 not noon next cla,)' the place 1fOU1d be tion or eYn of work, I Go not ndod :ro~ to be able to 10 home. oDe aou cltaf'ed or Cowen. . adrrUL\lna lh&t. ~ ml,.ht N ltoun. aheM unUl the Job t. . nnlahod and Bet'tteen nWl lill• FaUon e-Ot.r.lJ.l on pa.w_cf.&h •het'Y l couiJ doe. net w~,...,.. ~ruplte it.n4l. JoH to "£uroptt to ~ {nd~hi". . .l. . . .ld b$ AU nJ,cbt before Euler tb4l nowen IU.-~M:a. ._.,z-.-......,..,~lr )'0\I.D• woQV.n who baa hufll, htr kept arriving fl'Om the vowen- bon~. ot 11nd ribbon. Lo fortune on hu •ery remlnJno Lllent pit her fancy In Ntw \'ork or tor arranrt~ Ooworl. filte<cd to Mia Nlon thai .. • -ra.ult of year~ palnsta.k.lng work abe hu eome to be reco.-· n.IJI!\I u the wortd•• leadln.l' 19. ... arratlltt'nttntJI • N•• AIH SiAIHITIEl a fld ~•t whJt~> h y•c.lr.lba •he tied • cyborhnr. r~m' and cocvaPut palMI -.4 a rwt l-t•" fil!'llnw ribbon. On a •nd &alter IIIIa,. but beQ·u.ae my own IPOVP or own employer acb:nJ~ Is "'one or U.. hlgh<lat l&ljl,!cd poolllono for a woman 1.n York." Some.Ume q:o the ln!orma\.lon lsioisi-(H ron~rvltl~ -1. ....._ 'tOI'M The way to bW • ---- t•~~tldt.ot. \\ Ta.n..n IJardlrtK. In Trf'f'1 ~':"".;;:..a: .f:. uc1 wa.Jk. wodt •r . ., ... son _.,.., u: • rfrl. iti.rlliio< on.~ tOOQil\ ,.., "" '••• ., ..-tn any Job ft cannot het, ilh•twinc In 7°0 plr._t bu pey env.pe." • ~ _ i:::~ ~ ~1f~a\ov• b th~b. at.o~:Dach. ~· r-rn th.e ~rt.. A.,pplled lh oM mhtJOc, q • t c k f'dld COmd lhrU mla•la evrr. .., .. • .-~~.·-r'··· P'OOT lCP.'I.uw ll•btoha(t1t , L • o YPSY ~ Aile<. otnl• el•la"• .... .f.he. fee1• ·t:t need ot atfmu1attnc ,_,.. 7C .- •tlon M.* - Fa1lon tt.ke. an.. »our ott ::::riUJ:~. ~r- •;:~,/'dc::;t;;~:· ~'ill~~~,:, "9 1111.'!18 .orne U ,utth woddltit dtcor•- l~k tile IUdt: pou I~"Y tor u. ::1"'1'1 1~ -:-• · i t.ktll\ .......h which •he had ~~~~~ lo tM• f"ll.t b)' • II fll'~d dn•u•,•• A•lwl~ �lloe World ~. May 20, 1923 MY By -~- The S creon's Most Beautiful Woman Gives ·You Her Own ' "Daily Dozen." ~ MY THIRD SECRET- FOR HEAliTri> AND .B.EAUTY «Uing·•ll ex;!rdJtJ l>y • ...Uwli>tg "'Y QrtfU /reM t b< •lx>..zders ••ki•g cir<la witb "'1 bDIIIIJ mtlslrtt<l:ocd, palms d<Mil. tbtre iJ. •thiltc 't«Ur ~ Lite- so-called "•t:l:ins...u.~ uercbel. Real biouty eannot ...s.... w!tboui the 'Jtoper ualunf. of e:u-rd.Je, fo r no 'lt'GIDU c:an ftlnllliA t:Jelutl(illl who is not. weU aod iti'ORI'• for tho · · - or per(<Ct health ¥ oJoahle dan • ~ e.luak pr:ofil.o. ADd -'i~ ~a. bv1. ,mtea ooe l• ·v.lell to n U or ~eVen Ume. \a e.noo~ AO"u Utbl 1 exere:LM. my . . . wtlb a -.rie.t or' acimsM: ~roent. •bleb are fM:atlliar to c.Yer)' OM. Alter whltb l fiU my lUI\P to ca'PKftJ le'l"tnl times P t n1ao 'IDY bandl above '• .r bead. ab.Ddin.tr on_ my to8 ll,n til 1 am '1"e&dy to ~ Thla ...m.e iJ -~ l>encfldaL ~ ,.•• wtn ..at~..,, ,.....u., ...- oilb pe<fllr!. ·1..alth lntellf&t!ncc, 'J.oppl.-. rOD _ prac:tilla *Mae. eutcUet teftl'J' da1 ~ ~ eoa· ~ ldftilU.,.. ""' ,..,.. ll)<oly to olltaift lhu ~- Pe.rlod· B~ . \.heJ "itl dO lMrt. foi- tbe l!"'ib ....~. •laiokpl beaut): tbat. lo ~- ~1."1 W.U t.M.' !.1\S' bvmbr:r of Yb:l\1 \9 19· ' ell~ ·~-~th. ~..,.dally~! .1.':"" .slUL ~ Or: Diner I •b<n:< tbewirl. aDd .uo.tio:. A .,.......,. PoJM t. a'\..itaJ ~ ~- wo.-aa laa.Ye a tenGtney ~ .. al:omp.' aa.d to aqkl tllis ~ • <:Ot:Wdo~m et.Cort aD the whD.c. It ia alto ln>pe.U..t U) •lcftp tile doeot .,.na Ia ibe. beat <OIIdiUon• tbe beod playa a rita1 par<. Ia tho maclli.O.ry. 'lbo faD<Iloa of \be ~..in Is not thoughL aloM:. 1ntt tlae bndn eeD• com~ p.U. lh• bolW'Y the 0)'01=." AJmO!"t· .101)' a)"llem o! ~~ettipg...up ext.reUel" mDs:t strt-nuo.s ond but bodybllilding at:reiur ;n rbe world. /DT il bri113t iuto pta,. 4)lmos' r1Wf nuudi ·--and il>ould be.~~ ealled . . . . ...-.~&~ ~· "ne tpine b ca01t im~ or all 1"bh 11 ~· oj th< \.~ · A. .,bue or moy bo~~c:;, · t.ed. They are nearly ~~ •Hke. 'lbe' lmporta ·. ~ noL onI)• to adopL thflm but to .' 0..\ :ri. or your dafl)" 11/t . devote ' Jeut. nn.tn mlnu~ to " ~~erfu of 1et:tfn,J·UP exe.rd.se• u e:ry mornln.l at 1nv".ure. &,~a I do them In my boudoir be!~ breaJc:rut, ••znet.lmea att.er breakfut 1o tllt!. t i2·*" 1u tbe ~,'"r fl my- HoJlywoOO horne. U ~ exe·r clJQ u lonrr btU: doet it DYI\cal•t:iully. NUurafly it b pleuariU!r and "MOre benetidal to uerd.se Ollt.• ~ doon, but oven i\Southern C:t.Ufomha it it ()n,ly poaib1e to do ,~~. .ta.in teUOf\l of u tMy s.re pHfectiJ"' pl'ePt.rt'lll· uaey- ~ tha\. bl;io• pb)'1k.aUy fit b abfoli\tly ~!lt'f) for u.e d~}' Woman, Jt&-l'tit:ularlJ", 6\r:.u.,bt 1\tr ncm.oua e.n.trg)' by u,e p.at end un ru.LJ.-.. clem.andl of modern U!e. Proper ue:r dx lJ U.O canly thtnJr: that will 'ftn&W it. Women einMt 1/Jj on ot-m.axin; thalr nervea wtil• unae~·vl"'d_q tbdr mu.c.lta lth...f. roortlnc dhutel'. _ w CJTillt.atlon J\u brousllt idl~ and. 1uxodous U~, &Del to OVUt(!'me jt;, defutatltttf dfet'\.5 •omen mut ez:e.rcile to keep the mu.ttltlln huJ£h, lA Lbe cidtea it ts cU.flkult to DWntdh Jlh.Ytk.A1 -tn_ lt(litf1 and it Is _ . , , te lind anif><l!-1 !>ld to enjoy ute a11d tDuaculllr tone. Everr womu. youn~ or mJddl• •cd· li.Hdj! 1)'1le!O•tk A> a nale, ibo .uacn...•S"'d' need _,!Je, \be year. z· . • I begin m)' acttlnCiiP .,_tc.bJel, by ~tXtendin,r m)' a:rniJ from the lhd.td.{. &I'd l'll&kiD.I d.rclts abo out..tre:tched, with dlY band~: with p:t.1ma do-wn. 1 contewe with thb: -aimpl& exnd.R, Wh1.c h, OP' the nnntdet o.r Lbe clleli and ohoU~d wdl aa the &mu, I mllke the drcl• htx ,..,if~d bfner. And after I . haYe continu~ tht ~ ~r t..-enty cOWttt. 1-di"3&; t ... qr<l... Ne-xi 1 clup 1\ . ~ abo\"tt Mf ~~and. mO?tn• only fr'9IP 'af td l't""- lA • ' r right u far u po •~ &.4'VI,IJ:WJ t. Ute ~tt wt· t 'h t · t"" a~ far ..., ~tibte u... .1 ..trllb " e-Omp.te~ cb;cle wl,lb the anm Wo, ~>lntJq~ tMm M <k ~e nm ~tkm. ~ b: one. of t.he most \hey have no orp!lk ~ ~ \r1~ -~ tb'onooa• and boJt Mdy-b!ldlng e~oin the .. of \be' proper eott that ta more llke!t~ to be clliCaL wvTid.. For it.· brinp almol every mosde •bove Surdn that alda cllptlon ..d c.h.'clll"""' the blood the wai.Jt Into lJI·a ,., 1 do i_.ten or CiJtet.n tt.m'l=s w111 C'.ure. dJMUt. Aad f ro. ~ l .Dow tt m.o re tho •ben they ware .,..._,r-p~ded t.o • I do""y "dail' ;;. :"' docen~' ridl~r ~otbij, , ���1 ;(!£<~/ E'S /,/ ) /o;l ~era.~~ ­ ~ ~JJ-e-vCa....u ~ ~~ ~~~ ~-&. ~).?~ ,I • ���0 [IISIIfQIICI! J ULI US L EV J'l'C ll , AGEKT P. 0. BOX e. A$>1EV1ll£. t<C 28802 PHON£.; 704 • 25A-23U 1-. I'- L.tAr1 ~ fret~ i{lt:>;7~N r::.:~ ~e.t. p flllt'RCT- RII-IJfJI ~J.. I/t j Hs Vic.~~u/ v r A p:o )(' "' Crlp pj?... /, /-( , -rJ<.tl-e'Z-t- H A-<1 1'1 1o t... (;e R.J-11 r~tl'l- /h.- ") ( '>0\.. C::,~ g\-1~ I ~ t~ t.1 17/.Z ff AN p ~ ('lit I t ¢ '(7 1-( l'rN ./ ~,..;G:Yr ,;r t::=lff't/\1 S'7c /,N' /Z7-tliF 4--o~057ei'N tl Y /-fAN &-c> J...O fJGT<4- C.,.-..~,.;, .. ) /11(_ ~ 17~? t+ru~.RY J.... r-r#"(~:;.-rc-,. .N l'f P.l?. 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U UlllJ nn plutcl to mel.. • 0 A!Wthe:':O'!t::!:'a~ ~cstn(. ." . af· ttr)lom• moro· couetnU""ted ~I.IUfiD.J. ~~- t.bat .U \be wate.hes that J(ln paued tbroua:b tbo &hop ln tbat •m• rpa~ ot Jll&n coul4 be pl&CC:d llde bf &tdo anel mado to u• te-nd o"Ytt a , cUitanca ct t;lii'O cnUtt. woet or tbue arttc:tu-a.bO'Ut ao per .ctnt ot them.. 1n Cac~ 100n rec.11tmocl bJ tbetr o'WIW'1. Tnt ;,tb• e.t 20 per eaot mu.n bt cs..u:pottd ot UlrOUCb. Wu-<~r e.ccumulate tD \be \hlr4·fioor et.telt·•ll o.t tb• abOP tloD.Ctld• tho stWtecs bear and lbe b&rbU"a cUppe.n. ""'-'" -"'"' 111rttel .. m•• be ~.s the 1 �~~,t~ 75th Anti!:~ry ETH HA~TEPHILA 1891- 1966 �Un~er Dr. Sidney E. Unger. Rabbi Emeritus I I R obbi Sidney E. came to Beth Ho-Tcphila in 1946 :rom Congrcg•tion Beth Elohim, Charleston. South Car-.>lina. at the in,dgation of Joseph Dave. who hod beon hi.\ fellow-Mudent and close frientl at the Uni· vmity of Cincinnati, Ohio. Dr. Unger brought honor to the Congre£alic-n in :nany ways. He was made a member of the Executive Board of the Central Conference of Ameri· can Rabbis in 1947. He w<U <elected to receh·e the honoury degree, Doctor of Divinity, b)' the Hebrew Union College, Jewish Institute of Rc· ligion. He was also made an honorary member of the Mt . Hermon Masonic Lodge of Asheville. Rnbbi Unger's leadership cxtctoded into the community ot tlot very onset of his tenure. From the !irst wc-c:k of hi~ arrival, ond continuing for seventeen years, he conducted a half-hour weekly radio program, "Hear Oh lunel" over Station WWNC. He instituted. Jnd moderated, the T own Hnll Meeting of the Air. in which all a.pecu of life were discussed, with guest $peakcrs Dr.d audience participa:.ioo. Dr. Unger had the distinction of being the nm and only recipient in t\$he-·il1e of a certiflcnte of recognition presented by the Conference of Christians und Jews. It came about In this way. When the Ministtl> Association of Asheville ond Buncombe County in\ited Dr. Unger to become a member. he refused, explaining that the group was entirely Protestont, and white. When the org>nization was later broadened to include all taiths and color1i, he became a member, and later served &S i~ president. The Social Hall in the Temple was named Ubgcr Hall in recognition of his untiring elfons on beh•lf of Beth Ha·T~philn. In 1961. the Si.\tcrhood commissioned Mary Beth Suchhol:t. B distinguished painter in the communi!)', to paint a poruai: of the Rabbi. It wru presented t~ him. and now hangs in the ' '"'tibuk of the Temple. For Rabbi Unger, Judaism ha.< always been based upon the ideo of n triple responsibility for it< people. This called for the makins possible o( n House of ('royer.f!tth /Ia· Ttphila: a H ouse of Study, Bttlr Ha-Midra.r/1, and a House of Mcettng. llrrl1 1/cr~Kennt!~t'tiJ. \Vhatcvc.r WM undcnalccn hnd this >;>irit behind it. 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I 1 j_ OUR FOUNDERS WE CHARTER A CONGREGATION AND ADOPT A CONSTITUTION h !STORY is defined by Web<1cr as "a norrauvc lolf C\COU, 8 Systematic wrillcn 3C:OUnt o( C\'COU, especially those affecting a nation, • people, • group, an an or !l.n institution:· History is thus witneu to who! is poSI. And il will rcrruin rhat, and thai alone, unle» it <tr\es as e>ample :l.nd in<~ruction 1o th~ prn· enl, and stands forth al<o as • guide to th~ future. Those "ho rc~d the l!istory of CcngP:gation Bcth Ha-Tephila with care will find it >UCh an example and such • guide, "'' hope. Sort'c of our story "as chtonicled on 1hc occasion .lf our Golden Jubilee in 1941. We shall 1ry to include here only the highlights of those first fill)' years. The Diamond Jubilee which we now celebrate marl.s the bringing to realuy of r~e dreams of tho>c ln~rcrid men and women who founded Beth Ha-Te· phil• in 1891. It "'"' they >'ho, under the ma.t H)&ng condmons, assumed the obi igations and occepted I he challenge placed upon them by their heritage, and, like the lsr>elitcs o! old at Sinoi, declored, "We "ill do e\Cn as 'A'c hove learned ond been taught," T"en;y-sc'cn names appcsr on the chaner li>r of November 25, 1892. l<:st we forget, these wue those ,;,ionaries and plll!lllcn: A Blomlxrg. L. Blomberg, L. Breman, J. Cohen, N. Epsrein, Sam Finestein, R. Jacobson, Max Lindau, S. J. Lindau. S. Lipinsky. M. D. Lo ng, Max Marcus, Louis Marks. M Marks, G. H. Mayer. M Meyers, A. B. Schaycr, S Sch&!fmon, U. S1untberg, M. S"•onzbcrg. M. Shuman. A L. Solonlon. E. Sternberger, E. Stram, A. Whitlock. U. Wlut· lock. and 0 Z.gcir. .\lccung on August 25, 1891, at the old L)ceum Hall o n Uiltmorc A\Cnuc. thesc de~ieated people timed E Sternberger Chairman, ond adopted a con· 'utuuon The f1rst arttcte read, "Th~ urganizauon ,h3JI be kno"n as Congregauon Beth Ha·Tcph&!a ( The liou>c of Prayer) ond shall be a Conservati\c." Thc sccon~ anicle read, "Thi• organiution is formed lo r :he purpos.: of holding religious sel\iccs. establishing a reli~&OUl "'hool, purchasing a e<melery. acquiring a hou-. C>f ~>orsh&p. o r an) -'lher purp<N" "llh&n the \COpe of Judai1m " The (..ongrcg-3Uon \~~oilS cha.ncrcd on :"l'•\crnbcr 25. 1892. and A Whitlock b.-came the ftr<t prrsident. The occuion wau commemorated in "The Golden Orok of Memo ries" which marked our fiftieth anni>ersary, with • dedication to "those pioneers who founded a congregnlion lhrough which men complere then li>es in communion " ith God, in fraternity wilh mtn, in love of children, in dreams of 3 better "Orld. They established a s.oc:iety by whirh men voice their loyalty to rhcir people and fur:her God's work through the advancement o! J udal.m he:e ond througho ut the '40dd:' WE ACQUIRE PROPERTY AND RESOLVE .AN AGI:-OLD DEBATE SISTERHOOD AND BROTHERHOOD ESTABLISH ED We, as Jews, always owe a f.rca t d'eb1 10 pall gen· <rations. We of Beth H a-Tephtla remain ever mindful of our debt to all who wenl before. Thus, it was lit· ting thor a cemetery be provided as soon as possible. One ot Ri\erside was purch=J in 1902. Al•o in thot yenr a building wos acqui:ed at Spruce and Woodftn Str<cts fur $2,000. Our mem~rs cnme from vnried backgrounds an~ troditioM, and, almost !rom the lir>I, the debate of Conser\ ativc versui Reform had ~en heard. or all the problems faced, both financial and social, none harassed the membership more persistently. In 1908 the Congregation wos fQnnally affiliated " 'ith the Union of American Hebrew Congregations. a Reform group. Yet in 1919 the Congregation wa$ summoned ru debate this question once again. 'J hr Rc!orm grou~. I~ by Solomon lipbsky still far o utnumbered the Con.crvath•cs, led l:>y S. H. Fricdmau so, in the dcmocutic 1r3dition, \Are remained Refo,.,-,,, but. in lime. the Con\cn Jli,re.s left to rom1 thei: o•-n congft·gation. The Jewhh Ladks Aid Society, \\ith Mrs. 1\1 D . Long ;u president, had ~en organized in 1902. In 1922 it became the Sisterhood, and at once a!!i!iated "llh the Nati. n3.1 Federation o! Tempi: Si<tuhoods. o Mrs. S. Whitlock l<:e• became iu li~1 president, and Mrs Samud Robinson. lhe first secretory In 1930, the Men's Oub wa.• orgoniud, and >OOn became alliliated with the National Federatio n of Temple Orotherhood.s, with Dr. Somuel Robinson its first president. Our sages ha,·e s3id, "Unit by little: for 11 is not incu;nbenl upon man to complelt the task. neither is he lrce !rom oidiog in its buiidins-" This indccd h3d to be the motto of all who struggled to k<ep Beth HaTephilo onoa1. Beset by !inancio! d ilficultiu, and �SEVENTY-FIFTH ANNIVERSARY BANQUET PROGRAM S.n uunAY, AuGusT I I. 1966 GROVIl l'AK~ INN Sor-IAL HouR - :-\ n:~l'l' ~ '.'-" 1\"l · 6:30 '"0 7: 30 1'. M. ~IASTLR OF CsREMONIES LIW f'IN~P.I.s"l'lfiN !SVOCATIO:< ......... . RA!lll! S·rANL!iY 1 r.. \)".l ~ F uNSTON ADDRESS OF \~ELCOME \}~ \\i 'it ,y:'- R. . DR. E IJGE!';E SHAPIRO ....................... .. DR. LEON ""LOMAN ....Pr~JiJrm of the Cor~grsguJiOrl R.\BBI SAMUEL A . fRI EDMAN .... ..... . BC>J/; l sr.1 Conf:,.eg.rtion el MRs BEs Suuu'lsos .....- ......... .................................... ..PrcJiaer~t, SisterbooJ DR. LORENCE RAPOPORT ........ ·-............. Prnid•m, droJhcrhooJ SA~! D R. VEt. ROBINSON .......... . ..... ... • C!STRODUCEO BY HARRY BLOMDcRG, P.tu PATRICIA l!CHTF.NF£t.s ... .. ..... .... . . ( ISTROOVCED BY KARL STRAIJS, Vir. S~nior ll!embt"r, Cor~greKati()" ... .... • .. .... Pr~JiJtm ) ..Rrprr~em.ttive o f Religiom School ... Pre~idtm ) b:TRooucr1oN oF SPEAKER ................. DR. SID:-<l.l' E Usr.EH ......... .... SNIVERSARl' ADDR ESS ........................ RAillll RE~POSSE ...................... BENEDICTION ....... . ' )t:t.!U~ Rabbi Em~ri1111 ). NODE!. T tmplc SIM.JTc Emttb, S1. LouiJ, M o. . ............... R.,Dil! F UNSTON ..DR UNGf.R I I 1 �6(61'H61 9161-t\61 :v.va svJ"'-'H S'HdNBJ.II~ I l nGI·o~G I NOlO•) CliiH.,V '11 1~ NVIi U(J 'I] lfd11S0( 0161·8~61 Nla.LS''13JlNI:J 0111 Z~6I·OII\1 NVI<Q111d 'H NOll 'VQ 9 f61·H61 8f61•9f61 O~GI·SfGI XVI~ H61·9~61·~161·Z~61 ~Vil01<011] AVVVH v,adOO) -~~ lldUSO( lt::XWIOd 001 I V1IHd3:l-VH Hl31I NOLLV9t!CI9N0:) I dO I SlN3:QIS:nid I I I~ ! A MORTGAGE IS BURNfD WE PRESS ON FOR A REliGIOUS SC HOOL The Rose Window is ahe gila of Mrs. J . Walaers in memory of htr husband In 19SG, durang ahe prnidency of Atlrod Uehaenfds, a ceremony wu made of ahe burninG or ahc mon· g•~:e. With w much 4Chic>cd, atlcnlion now WIIS turned a.o the pligha of ahe Religious School. The collop\e of the ceiling lot lhe olc1 Gro\c Home had made it nocnsary to mo'e the Scl>cx.l to temponl') quoncrs on ahe lo"er noor of the Temp:e. Funds for tl.is mo'< "ere raised by Dr. Leon Fddm-IUl. Out 11 was not fining ahat a Congregation suet. a; oun should he ,at•~ficd 10 cduc::ne il5 children without more claS5· ruoms. • hbrary. and so on T o this end. Robbi Unser bent h1s cr.cr,•e~. H)man O:t\c, Prc~idcnt of the: Con~rc,~;auon. appoantcd a comm•ucc:. "'h1ch began to d1scu!ts the poss1b1lit) o f u ne"' buitd~ng, to humon_ilC " ''h ahc or<hllecturc of the Temple. J. Uenram Kon~; "tl"' c:ngas:cd :u. architect. pl.a.ns were:: t.ubmittcd which ahc Cong•cgation approved, ond H. M Rice and Son< ("On\lruction Company O( \\·ca-.·en.iUt \o\:IS commi§• "L'ncd to buald our nev. Religiou.5 School On Sunda). j anuary 25, 1959. ;;round ""'broken A picture or the his1orie C\ c:nC now hnns\ in tht' AN D LAY A showing CORNERSTONE School. of earth, >pode A SCHOOL IS DEDICATED Ou~tav Uchtenfcls turning the fim "ith Rabbi Unser conducting the ground brc•king SCf\ice. Beth Ho-Tet>hila Religious School ""' dcdoc>ttd in c<rcmonie> "'hoch bq;an Friday, Scrtembcr 18. 1959 l)r Leon Feldman. Past llrc)lidenl o the Con~rcgalion, "-J'- Chairman or the Dcdic•uion Committee. and .1ctcd os aoosamoltcr lor the banquet I~< f.>llo"'ong e'cnins T he SundJ) morrung scf'ice on September 20 \\ill Ions >land in mernor) as a trabute to all our chtldr<n and pma confirmands. Tht ftnal cc rcmo ny of dcdicoaion took p13cc Sunda:r eH·nin£ : a c:rcmony In which em· ph.:~sis """# placed on education in gc.·ner .ll, \lo'ith pot· aiun> of ahe pro&r•m ftaturing C\er) ~>ptct of Judo· "m'; srnt goJI. As it .. ,., fur the Temple, so it .,,, for the School: £\Cr)thing "'JS done, and plann<d, ltl t\labhsh for all nnd fort\tr the Jew's inltnl and purpo,c. 1'hc in~crlp­ unn upon the buoldins, cho\en by Robbi Un~cr. ""'· "Thou ;halt te>eh them dali~cnll) untu th) childrtn " lhe te>t "" rlaccd 31 tht entiJn<c of lhc buaJd;ng, tO )Cf\~ .u .._ cue: for man, "omn11 and child UNGER HALL IS DEDICATED At the conclusion of ahe ceremony. the key to the School was prescnacd 'to Lto Finkelstein, Chotrman or ahc Uuilding Committee, who in turn presented it to Frank ~!order, Prrsident of the Congregotion. On Friday, April 7, 1961, the Temple's Sociol H all to Rabbi Unger, in recognition of his una iring efforts on behalf of Btth Ha-Tephila, and was re-named Unger Hull. IIU> ded:cnted The Tonh in Unller !-(all is • gift by the son and lloughaers of Rcbccco Shtptowitch. in htr memory. Tite hondsome paneling in this hall, long planned. h now completed. ANOTHER MORTGAGE IS BURNED 1'he most recena ceremony of the build1ng prognm v. .u the burnin~ or 1hc: Religiou_s School mo ng11gc: o n J une 12. 1965. during the prtsidr~cy of Enrl M. Schrier. TO COMPLETE OUR PLANS T" complete our buildin~ plans, the Cons«&otion ha~ \ Oitd to undcnokc the purehose of • pcrmanenl rc,idence for the Rabbi. who<h "e hope wtll be ac· complishcd in tt.r )car !966. This booklet could never hove bttn made possible ACK~OWL­ "11ho ut the sreat aid of Lto Flnkelsttin, who pua his ~crapbooks aa th< disposal of the commiure chairmen, EDGEMENTS or M rs. Fritda Stern, ..-hose huge box of not3tions as the background and basis of much thai .appears here. '""cd W e apologiLC for any mistakes or ornilsions, and 3\k fo rbearance for any violotions. nois has heen • l•bor or S>tisfattion. undtnoken in the hope tllnl il "ould serve as a means of bringing pride to our children in the Religious School, ond our mcmbe.-.hip. "hcrc•cr they may find thcmselurs. We arc not unmindful of our dear ones who <crved 1he congregation \\til, and are no loog:r with us. Our <leba to oil of ahem is trtmendous, moy they rn1 in peace. GREETINGS TO RABBI FUNSTON I o Rabbi Funsaon falls the task and duty or helping sohe ~me of the unr.nished religious and spiruual l~n;ln~:> of ahe Congregaaion. To him aa this time "hen Beth Ho-Tephila ccltbrates its Diamond Jubilct, "< '") GO.:Jpud and Chawk. May his conaribuaion a ahc o n-going or our Congregaaion Strvc ns n t:ol:ssing o �JOUU!A\ WUH UllllnS U'eWJON J>OOI(Uif!S / 0 m• pfr>JJ UO<W!104S UOfl ' SJW, J~ fi4"S PC3 p001(J>I(IOJ8 /Q ""P!rJJc{ uododelj OJU:>JOj 'JQ sn•w '"""'3 n.JIUTJiU J. (fJOJOIIOH ) S!U!Ed cuaqc; x "!1 "1 1pJU>l4J!1 A! 1S11!) SpJU.)ltP!1 IU ~P!f'JJ•)J!A JU....f'ff~JcJ ·~:J!/1 ~nr. J 1S (Jl! ~ I!JOlUC;,o~ U0:)1 .\.JOI~J. US ltl) f'!S) JJ ru!d•4S ouoSn3 'JQ >i>JU014>!'1 v,do~or ·sJ W JCUS} UIOISpJO!) p1r.UJOij ' <JW, U!~ Wni.:J ' j ~OJUC1$ Ul{O:) J;)Uf!lJOW ! U>40:) SplttH '51 1~ J.:n:g p ntucs 1 S3llSOIU V11Hdll· VH HJ.39 S:B.LSO'\ll GNV S1f3.)1:1:10 75th ANNIVERSARY COMMITIEES STANLEY FRUMKIN, Co-Cb<~irmJtJ EARL M. ScHRIER, Co-Cbairman ~~ORRIS LIPtNSKV 1919·1930 GU STAV ltC>JTl!.NFE LS 1930-1934·1942·1943 BANQUET COMMITIEE DR. LEON FELDMA.'-1, ChttiNnan MARCUS STI!lt" ll, )a. \934-193~ DECORAT!ON CO't>IMITTEE MAX CROtiN, Chairman !>lRS STANLEY FUNSTON . Mns. fRIEDA STERN 1\\ RESERVATIONS COMMITIEE MRS. ED WOLFE T EI.EPHONE CO~·L\.IJTT'EE MRS. YETTA RtTTMASTER Mns. ELLA MARX )OSiiPH STERI'Bf..G 1943· 194~ ISAAC GRAD>IAI' 194~·1?47 HAROLD G o LD&LOOM 1947-1948 II I DOOR COMMJTIEE: MRS. HARRIS COH EN, Chnjrman MRS. ALAN BARTON MRS. NORTON ScHN EPS FRIDAY NIGHT RECEPTION COMMITIEE: MRs. fRED KAHN, Chmrma•• MRS. HYMA~ DAVE, )>[RS. MAX SPEAR, Viu -Cbainnan Vicc-ChairmaJI AND PAST PRESJOE:->TS OF SISTERHOOD DINNER ARRANGEMENTS FRIDAY NIGHT ( FOR RABBIS) MRS. LEON ROCAMORI> MRS. KARL STRAUS FIVII'K MARDER 1959·1961 FRUMKII' 1961·1963 STAI'II.I!Y 1.. E/.RL SWRII!lt 1 963·1965 I PUBLICITY COMMITTEE.: DR. SIDNEY UNGER MR. MoRT CoHN �DIRECTORY 1992 100 YEARS ¢ 1891!.1991 COOGReGO'ClOO se-cb ba 'Ce blla Beth Ha-Tephila Asheville, North Carolina �CONGREGATION BETH HA·TEPHILA RABBI RONALD C. BLUMING OFFICERS Scott Lebensburg~r - President B.uddy Riesen berg- First Vice-Pres ident F ra n k Gilreath - Second Vice-President Bllrry Kotell - Treasurer Lorence Ropoport · Secretary BROTHERHOOD PRESIDENT ARNOLD SOAN SISTERHOOD PRESIDENT RUTH WEBER �COMPLIMENTS DIRECTORY SCOTT AND BRENDA LEBENSBURGER �AARON EDWARD,FRAHCES 33 OCALA STREET ARDEN, H 28704 C 884-9398 BLOMBERG ,SHIRLEY 100 RICEVILLE ROAD , RH 225/227 ASHEVILLE, NC 28805 298 - 6571 ARNOLD STAHLEY T. , 809 VALLEY VIEM CIRCLE ROAD WAYNESVILLE, HC 28786 BLUHIHG RCNALD,PHYLLIS 7 CARJEH AVENUE ASHEVILLE, HC 28804 456- 1212 252-3458 BAER BOHISKE HERHAN,RITTY PO BOX 5855 ASHEVILLE, HC 28813 ALLAH,THERESE 21 BEE TREE WAY LAKE TOXAWAY, NC 28747 BAIRD DOUG,TERRI 22 OREGON AVE ASHEVILLE, HC 26608 253-/976 BAYER ROBER~,AUDIB 42 J,AREVIEW ROAD ASHEVILLE. HC 26604 254-6034 BERDIE JOHN,SHIRLEY RIVER RIDGE DRIVE A SHEVILLE, HC 26803 706 298-0063 BERNSTEIN JERRY,JOAH 5 COUNTRYSIDE DRIVE ASHEVILLE, HC 26604 BIEBER HARRY,'LILLIAH 108 DEERLARB DRIVE ASHEVILLE, NC 26803 274-2428 684-8660 BRAUN RICHARD,IRBHE 10 CARJEH AVENUE ASHEVILLE, HC 26804 253-1814 BRAVERMAN SIDNBY,BLLEH 41 HURRAY DEBRUHL ROAD ALEXANDER, HC 26701 845-7920 BREWER CHARLHS L. , PO BOX 9362 ASHEVILLE, HC 26815 296-4028 BRODY CARL,FLORBNCB 162 IIBHBLBY ROAD ASHEVIL~B, NC '26804 253-1075 CHBIFBTZ NATHAN,SiLVIA ,108 SClRLBT OAI. LANB H ENDERSONVILLE , MC 28739 898-9092 �CHlCUBEL I SAAC.RUTH 14 1 DEERLAKE DRIVE A SIIEVlLLE, H '28803 C 274- 4894 FELDMAN . RUTH 6 GOV OR'S WAY - B'DAH RU N ERN A SHEVILLE . HC 28804 252- 0426 coH EN FINKELSTEIN LESLIJ,SHIRLEY LEO.SYLVIA 40 LANCELO LANE T A SHEV LLLE. N 28806 C 25 5- 0466 133 W ESTW OOD ROAD ASH LLE, H 28604 EVI C Z53- 7426 COHN . HIKI 161 W INDSOR ROAD A SHEVILLE. NC 26804 258-8724 FL LGEL , DOROTHY 70 WEST EUCLID PARKWAY A SHEVILLE. H 28604 C 253-8527 COOPER ,JULIE 100 RICEVILLE ROAD, RH 215 ASHEVILLE, N 28805 C 298- 3497 FLlGEL JOHN,HELEHE 304 LAKESHORE DRIVE A SHEVILLE. N 28804 C 258-5336 CO PER, STEFANIE AND JOE HARRISON O INNSBROOK HALL A SHEVILLE. HC 28805 252- 0500 FRIEDMAN K ERRY A. ,ANHA 37 W OODVALE AVENUE A SHEVI LLE, HC 28804 253-&212 DAVE HYHAN . DOROTHY AA - 6 CBOWF lELDS DRIVE ASHEVILLE. N 26603 C 274 - 4763 FRUMKIN STANLEY, M RA Y 4E-EDGEWOUD KNOLL APTS. ASHEVILLE, NC 28804 253- 9205 DAVE JEROHE . P.Q . BOX 2830 C A SHEVILLE. N 28802 299 - 1640 GETTLEHAN HAURICE, H ARY 40 STARHOHT DRIVE A SHEVILLE. HC 28806 252- 8549 DIAH D ON A LFRED,LEE 9 RIDGE TERR. - BEAVERDAM RUN A SIIEVILLE. N 28804 C 254- 4943 GILREATH FRANK,ELLEN 21 HAHPDEN ROAD ASHEVILLE . NC 26805 298-6845 I l I I I The Windmill European Grill f II Pescatore Speci.alizing in Classical Italian, German, Eu ro pean Cuisine, Indian Cuisine and Cathy's Daily Specials I q . • Serving Dinner Tues.-Thurs., 5:30-9:30 p.m. Fri. & Sat., 5:30- 10 p.m . VISA •· MasterCard Reservations Please • Phone 253-5285 INNSBRUCK MALL • TUNNEL ROAD ASH EVILLE �GLADDING WALTER,ELLEN 11 SAREVA PLACE ASHEVILLE, N 28804 C 252-0230 GREENBERG THBODORB,ETHBL 6 CLUBSIDB DRIVE A SHEVILLE, NC 28804 258-99 12 GOLDSTEI N ,HERIDY 168 KIMBERLY AVENUE ASHEVILLE, N ~ 26604 252-5'126 GREENE LEONARD,HRLAIHB 23 AHBLER ROAD A SHEVILLE, N 28805 C. 298-0576 GOLDSTEI N ,SARA 100 RICEVILLE ROAD, RH 204 ASHEVILLE, N 28605 C 298- 1305 GROSS HARTIN,N1HA 137 STRATFORD ROAD A SHEVILLE, N 28804 C 253-8209 GOOD HAN H LLER A JERRY,JUDY 101 CLOVERLEA LAN F E ASHEVILLE, NC 28803 274-5382 ?0 BOX 284 B. PAUL, ASHEVILLE, N 26802 C 254-2977 GORDON BERNHARD, 6 GRIFFI N BLVD. G ASHEVILLE, NC 26604 253-1120 HANSMAN KARK , JEAN R. 59 PLEASANT RIDGE DRIVE A$HEVILLE, NC 28805 298-9582 GRADHAH ,BETTY 11-E EDGEWOOD KNOLL APTS. A SHEVILLE, NC 26604 253-6256 HOFFKAN FRED G.,HILDE 101 LAKESHORE DRIVE ASHEVILLE, NC 28804 252-0824 GRANT RONALD,JAHET 94 HACON AVEHlJIE ASHEVILLE, NC 28601 254-5252 HOFFHAN LAWRENCE,FAY 1314 TUNNEL ROAD #15 ASHEVILLE, N 28805 C 299-1515 GREENBERG NORHAN,BEA GG- 4 CROWFIELDS DRIVE ASHEVILLE, HC 26603 274-1392 HOLLIFIELD LARRY,HOLLY 42 OLD TOKS CREEK ROAD HARION, NC 28752 758-7095 "He.rk., Harkl the dogs do barkl Beggars are coming to town• Mother Goose Introducing I A Beggars Banquet Fine Cooking that won't cost you a King's Ransom Doug and Terri Baird 253-7976 P.O. Box 17692 Asheville, NC 28816 �HRUSKA ROBERT. LAURA 50 STONY RIDGE - B' DAH RU N C ASHEVILLE. N 28604 258- 1478 KtRPEN H ORRIS, LEAit 516 OX CREEK ROAD W EAVERVILLE. NC 26787 645-9067 JASE N HARK , HARY ANN 200 CHAHBERS LANE WAYNESVILLE, NC 28766 456- 9994 KATELL BARRY,EL1SABETH 3844 SWEETEN CRBE~ ROAD ARDEN, N 26704 C 864- 1834 JANOW ITZ ROBERT. 22-C W ESTALL DRIVE A SHEVILLE. N 26604 C 253- 9605 KATZ DAVJD,LORNA 118 ESTATE DRIVE HEHDERSONVILLE. N 28739 t 692-2778 JARHEL WALTER, BARBARA 23-C TRlLLIUH COU~T A SHEVILLE . NC 2880~ 299- 11 20 KELL .HIRI AH 15 W ILDW OOD- APT . 3 A SHEVILLE. N 26604 C 253-8 176 KAtiN , TUDI 29 RIDGE TF.RR.-B ' D RUN AH A SitBVILLE, N 28604 C 296 - 7006 KLEIN .JEANNETTE 100 RICEVILLE ROAD A SHEVILLE, N 28805 C 296-5985 ~I E STAU RA N WANT GREAT CHINESE FOOD? WE PROVIDE DELIVERY 11:30-2:30 S-IO?M AND KAliN FRED tl . ,JAN 258 STRATFORD ROAD ASitEVILLE, N 28804 C 252-6507 K ODAK ALBERT,THEODORA 6 STONEY RIDGE-B "DAH RUN A SHEVILLE. N 28804 C 252-5737 KAPLAN A. N,HBRJLYN 4 21 SONDLEY W OODS PLACE ASitEVILLE , N 28605 C 290- 5786 LANG WILLIAH .CHRISTI NA 5 SOURW OOD LANE FLETCitER . N 28732 C 864- 4640 KA RPE N JOSKPH, PO BOX 7!14 W EAVERVILLE, NC 26787 645-5433 LEBENSBURGER SCOTT,BRENDA 5 BAIRD H OUNTAIN ROAO W . C A SHEVILLE. H 288Q4 252-0654 CATERING SERVICE SIMPLY CALL 298-7098 . T �LERNER ,GIN GER 32 SUN SET SUHHIT ASHEVILLE, N 28804 C 254-5978 ............ ----------------~-----------LICHTENFELS J OSEPH,JODY 25 FARRWOOD AVENUE ASHEVILLE, NC 28804 253-2955 LEVINE IRVIHG,VIRGINIA 5 BEN 7REE DRIVH T A SHEVILLE, N 28803 C 298-6247 RT 6-BOX 398 FAIRVIEW , NC 28730 628-2343 LEVITCH ,ELINORE 74 LAKEWOOD DRIVE ASHEVILLE, N 28804 C 252-41 29 LIN N DON R.,SUSAN 36 TEO LINN DRI V E FAIRVIEW, NC 26730 628-2681 LEVITCH D AVID,ROSINE PO BOX 2 A SHEVILLE, N 28802 C 254 -2571 LIPSKY SIHON,CAROL 34 GARDENSIOE DRIVE HARS HILL, NC 28754 689-5024 LEVITT H OWARD,KATHY RT 14 - BOX 56 HENDERSONVILLE, NC 28739 692-2966 LOW ENSTE IN ,TEOOI(THELH A) 9 ST. ANDREW RO A S D ARDEN , NC 28704 684-0838 LEWIS RICHARD , CHRIS 214B W OODBRIDGE DRIVE HENDERSONVILLE , N 28739 C 697- 0183 HARDER ,ESTELLE 13 NORWOOD AVENUE - "3 ASHEVILLE, N 28804 C 252.-3810 LICHTENFELS ,DESSE 100 RICEVILLE ROAD ASHEVILLE , NC 28805 298-8627 HARK LESTER, HURIEL 50 RICEVILLE ROAD ASHEVILLE, N 28805 C 298-8658 LI CHTENFELS ALFREO,IRHGARD PO BOX 8175 ASHEVILLE, N 28814 C 253-1393 HARKS STANLEY ,HURIEL 67 WHITE PI NE DRIVE . ASHEVILLE, N 28805 C 254-4248 LINN , ANNABELLE OUR THANKS GO TO JOE KARPEN WHOSE GENEROUS CONTRIBUTION HEl PED TO MAKE IT POSSIBLE TO PRODUCE THIS DIRECTORY l �MATTHEW S J A CHARLO CK, TTE 16 STONY RI DGE ASHEVILLE, H 28804 C 251- 0501 N ATHAN HENRY , JULIE 102 HOSPI TA DRI VE L CLYDE , N 28721 C 542-2860 PETER,SYLVIA H ER EY 709 FOR EST RIDG DRIVE E HEN DERSONVI LLE , N 28739 C 89 1- 5766 N BWHARK HARVI N,SUNNY 2 RIDGEVIF W DR. - B"DAH RU N ASH I LLE, ~G 28804 EV 253- 2353 HEY ERS H ENRY,ELAINE 6 DEE RVI EW LANE A SHEVILLE, N 28604 C 253- 5273 ORENZOW J ACK ,CLAI R E 2 IN DIAN PLACE ASHEV ILLE, N 28805 C 298- 9527 Compliments Of HICHALOV E KEN N , SALLY ETH 325 STRATFORD ROAD ASHEVILLE, NC 28804 252- 6677 PATLA , 1\0SE 4847 FRED G LADSTONE DR .-U106D WEST FA BEA LH CH, FL 33417 HILLS , ALBI N A 314 GLENWOOD DRIV E CH, FL 33445 DELRAY BEA PA TTON S. H. , HARIL YN 8 CLUB KNO 'R LL OAD ASH EVILLE, N 28804 C 252-5546 HILLS LAW REHCE , SYLVIA 365 OAKVI EW DRI VE DELRAY BEACH, FL 33445 PEARLM AN FRED,ANN E 259 MIDLAN DRIVE D ASH EVILLE, N 2,8604 C 252-9902 H OORE H ICHAEL , J~AN 19 CARJ EN A VENUE ASHE V ~LLE, N C 28604 256- 0778 PEARLH AN JON ATHAN,AILEEN ERITAGE PLA CE 20 H FAIRVIEW N 26730 , C 298- 6793 M OSER , PAULINE 7- A GRACBLYN GARDE N A PTS. ASHEVILLE , N 28804 C 254-5017 PEARLHAN LOW ELL,SA LLY 46 LA EVIEW ROA K D A SHEVI LLE , N 26604 C 255- 0707 CBM COMPANY 298-4028 CHARLIE BREWER, MANAGER ELECTRONIC CASH REGISTERS SAl ES SERVICE RENTALS SUPPLIES 1 �PRARLKAH H. M. , HARY PO BOX 19228 SHE91LLP., RC 28815 A 252-0390 POZMER ,HELEN 2 A LCLAI<E OPIYE A SHEVILLE, HC 2880~ 254- 4833 SAFFERSTONE , LIHDA 147 SCHOOL ROAD ASHEVILLE, H 28806 C 255-6653 PCZK!P ROBERT,H ILOA 62 CRABAPPLE LANE A SHEVILLE, H 28804 C 253-8627 RAI SEH KEHHETH ,OORI S 13 V OOOCREST ROAD A SHEVILLE, H 26804 C 252-1608 ROSE THEODORE,ROSB 23A TRILLIUM COURT SHEVILLE , H 28805 C A 296-2546 RAPOPORT LOREH SHI RLEY CE, 175 WINDSOR ROAD A SHEVILLE. H 26804 C 252-1964 ROSENBERG CARL,JAHICE 28 STONY RIDGE DRIVE ASHEVILLE , H 26604 C 253- 2666 RESNICK JULES, CECILE 30-B CEDARW OOD DRIVE A SHEV; LLE, H 26603 C 296-3 110 ROSEN BERG ED,ESTELLE 115 BEVERLY ROAD ASHEVILLE, NC 26805 236-1462 RIESEHBRRG BUDDY,MARY 5 MARLBOROUGH ROAD ASHEVILLE, H 26804 C 253a8937 ROSENBERG LARRY,KATHY 1601 RIVER RIDGE DRIVE ASHEVILLE, H 26605 C 298-6466 RIFKIN L. B. ,RUTH 34 MARLBOROUGH ROAD A SHEVILLE. N 28804 C 252-3060 SACK JACK , ESTHER 13!4 TUHHEL ROAD #62 ASHEVILLE, HC 26605 298-5066 SGAH AP~ OLD.DORIS 8 NORTHWOOD PJAD ASHEVILLE, HC 28604 252-9620 SCHOCHET SIDNEY,HARY 189 COUN TRY CLUB DRIVE ASHEVILLE, HC 28804 253- 8615 ROCAMORA WI LLIAK,JOAHH 14 ST. CHARLES PLACE ASHEVILLE, H 28604 C 253- 1937 SELLINGER HOWARD ,CYHTHIA 55 HIGH HEAOOW DRIVE S CANDLER, N 26715 C 665- 1205 SCH IFTAtl HERBERT ,LORE 109 LAKESHORE DRIVE A SHEVILLE, NC 26604 253 -0218 ROCAKORA LEON.DOT 411 HIDLAH ~ AVENUE A SHEVII.LE. H 28604 C 256- 9706 SEIDERHAN ERHEST,EHHA 17 RAVENWOOD DRIVE FLETCHER, NC 26732 664-63e7 SCHACHTER LESTER,HARJORIE 16 JARHAUL AVENUE ASHEVILLE. HC 26604 ZSl-0653 RIFKIN PAUL,HARY ELLBH 21 PAGE AVil!UR ASHEVILLE, H 26601 C 253- 4507 SHASTRI ,CATHERINE E. 21 STEVENS HILL ROAD ASHEVILLE, NC 28805 299-7034 SCHREIBER MAX,HARY 300 BUCKEYE LAHE WAYNESVILLE, NC 28786 452-2571 A~H SCHRIER EARL,ROSALIE 5 GOVERNORS DRIVE , B'DAH RUN A SHEVILLE, HC 26604 253- 9686 SCHUMAN SAHUEL, 62 HACOH AVENUE ASHEVILLE, H 28601 C 256-362 1 l SEIDENBERG DAVID , 506 RIVER RIDGE DRIVE ASHEVILLE, NC 28603 298-0503 DANA,RACHEL SHITH 15 APPLECROSS ROAD W EAVERVILLE, ~C 2e767 656-3666 STRAUS KARL H. ,SYLVIA 10 RIDGEVIEW DR. -B"DAM RUN A SHEVILLE, NC 26604 255-7725 SULLIVAN JOSEPH,LIESEL 712 RIVER RIDGE DRIVE ASHEVILLE, NC 26603 296-2661 SULTAN ,PHYLLIS 3 H. KENSINGTON ROAD ASHEVILLE. HC 28604 252-4337 �WHITAKER DONALD , BARBARA 32 PINE TREE CIRCLE A SHEVILLE. NC 28804 2!:.3-4014 TEVEH IRWIH,LYH 145 CAHBRIDGE ROAD ASHEVILLE, NC 28804 253-8944 TRILLING AARON J., 415 CHUNH S COVE ROAD, A SHEVILJ.E, HC 28805 252-3936 # lOOOG WINNER , JULIENNE 400 CHARLOTTE STREET #902 ASHEVILLE, N 28801 C 252-2206 VAHDEWART ,JEANNETTE 1 HILLCREST ROAD A SHEVILLE, HC 28804 254-8402 ,CHARLOTTE W NNER I PO BOX 8062 ASHEVILLE, N 28814 C 253-3197 VAHDEWART PO BOX 628 828- 1881 WINNER DENNIS J . , 117 SONDLEY PARKWAY ASHEVILLE , NC 28805 254-2493 W EBER ALLYli,i\U'IH 32-B LARKSPUR DRIVE ASHEVILLE, N 28805 C 299-3306 W NER IH EUGENE H., PO BOX 2389 ASHEVILLE, N 28802 C 255-8899 WEINBERG SION EY,BDITH F-2 GRACELYN GARDEN APTS . ASHEVILLE, NC 28804 253-6238 W ISE AL ,LOUISE 25 E. AVON PARKWAY A SHEVILLE , NC 28804 252-8985 WRINKLE ROBIN,PAT 177 CHESTNUT PLACE ARDEN, H 28704 C 684-7851 WITTEN ERNBST , BILLIE 80 WEHBLBY ROAD ASHEVILLE , N 28804 C 25:l-8843 W ERTHEI M ER PHILIP,JEANHE PO BOX 8053 ASHEVILLE. N 288 14 C 258-B867 ZAGEIR ,HELEN 361 WINDSOR ROAD ASHEV LLE, NC 28804 I 252-9836 COMPLIMENTS FAIRVIE~ , HAHK,CINDY NC 28730 STAN AND MURIEL MARKS I ....;;t~ COMPLIMENTS A FRIEND - �100 YEARS ¢ 1891-1991 COOGr<.eGat:lon Bet:b ba t:epblla Beth Ha-Tephila Asheville, North Carolin~ �CONcai!CATION MEMBERS. CONGREGATION B ETH HA TEPHILA • 1991-1992 Rob<:rt JANOWITZ Walter b~ Bar~ra JAR.Ma Edw-ard ond France.s AARON ~nley T. ARNOLD AU~n end Therese B.AER Tuel K/\tiN R•b<rt and Audie Ell\YER fred N. and J an KAHN 1\. N. and Merilyn K/\PU\N John and Shlrl<y BERDIE Jwy and Joan BERNSTON I Harry ond Ullian SIEBER liarry ond Shirley BLOMBERG Ronnld and PhyUis BWMJNG Herman and Kitty BONISKE R~<:hard end Irene BRAUN Sidney and Ellen BRAVE'lM/\N Charles L. BREWER Carl and Floren<< BRODY Nolhan and Sylvia CHElFETZ \'"''oM~'"'""' Mlkl COHN Julie COOPER J. Harrison and St cphanle COOPER liymon and Dorothy DAVE Jeffrey ond Jull DAVE Jerome DAVE Alired and Lee DIAMOND Ruth FELD~IAN Leo and Sylvia FINKELSTEJN Dorothy FUGEL J ohn and FriuJ FUGEL Kerry 1\. and Anna FRIED~""N Stanley and Myrll FRUMKIN ~\ounce ond Mary GErn.EMAN Fronk and Ellen GILREATH Wotter r.nd Ellen GLADDING Meridy GOLDSTEIN Sara GOLDSTEIN B- Paul GOODMAN Bernhard GORDON Belly GR/\DM/\N /o\. /o\. and Mory PEARL'\1\N Hei<nPOZNER RoM rt and Hilda POZNER Morris and leah KARPFJ'I Barry ond Eliubeth K/\TEI.;.. Miriam Kfll Jeannette Kl£JN Albert and Theodora KODAK Moxlne KRAUSE William and ChrisUM LANG Jan LAWRENCE Scoll ond Bre nda l.EBENSSURGER Ginger LERNER Irving ond VIrginia LEVlNE Elinore LEVlTCH Dovkt and Rosifle' U:VITCH Howord and Kathy LEVITf 1\Jfrod and h rngord UCHTF.NfaS iuac and Deue UCHTENFELS Joseph and Jody UCHTENFELS Annabelle UNN Don R. and SUS<ln UNN Simon and Carol UPSKY Theodore and Rose ROSE Carl and Janice ROSENBERG Jock and Eother SACK Undo 51\FfERSTONE Lester "nd Morj<.:l~ ~CHACHTER Herbcr'l a rod Lore SCHIFfAN Sidney and Mory SCHOCHET Mox and 1'\<lry Ann SCHREIBER /\ugus\4 SCHRIER Eori and Rosol~ SCHRIER !)avid and /o\. J . SEIDENBERG Ernest and Emma SEJDERM/\N Howa rd ond Mory Nice SEUJNGER l\mokl an..l Doris SG/\N Catherine E. SHASTRI F . LOWENSTE!N DaM " "" Rachel SMITH Phlllp and florence SMITH Eotelle MARDER Lester and Muriel MARK Karl H. and Sylvia STRAUS Stanley and Muriel MARKS Jock and Charlotte MATIHEWS Morvm ond A~ne SOLOMON Joseph and Ueael SUWVAN Phyllis SULTAN Irwin 11nd Lyn TEVEN Peter and Sylvia MEYER Henry om Elaine MEYERS Kenneth and Sally MICHALOVE Aaron J . TRIWNG Jea nnelle V/\NDEW/\RT Albina MIULS Lzawrer;ce and Sylvia MILlS Michael and J ean MOORE Sid ney and Edith WEINBERG Theodore ond Ethel GREENBERG Po••:;,.,., MOSEJl M..rilyn MUi'i~)N Robin and Pot WEINKI.E Henry a nd Julio tV\!llAN M..Nin and Sunny NEWMARK Ooneld and &rb<lra WHITAKER Jack and Claire ORENZOW Chorlollo WINNER Dennis J. WINNER Eugene /o\. WINNER fred G. •~ Hikle HOFFMAN Lawrence ond Fay HOFFMAN Robert and Lou<a HRUSKA Marl< and 1'\<lry Ann JABEN - Rose PATI1\ S. /o\. and Marilyn PI\TION fred and /\nne PE/\Rt-'IAN Jonathon and I'Jieen PE/\Rli'\AN Lowell and Sally PE/\RL'\1\N RABBI'S MESSAGE E<l and Eotelle ROSENBERG Norman and Sea GREENBERG Martin and Nln" GROSS J•rry and Judy HAtLER Mark ond Jean :R. H/\N&IAN Ron•ld C. Blvnllng. Rabh Poul ond Mory Ellen RJFKIN Leon and Dot R()(:..O.MORA WIUJam end Joann R()(:..O.MORA J oseph KARPEN Roneld end Janet GRANT Leonard and Helaine GREENE 70-41253...4911 L. B. and Ruth RIFKIN David and Lomo K/\TZ Herben and Jt:onne KAY •U NO RTH LIBERTY STREET ASHEVILlE. NORTH CAROliNA 28801 K•nn•lln and Dorts RAISEN Lor.nce and Shlri<oy RAPOPORT J ules ond Ceelle RESNICK Buddy end Mory RIES(NSERG 1'\<lrk ond Cindy V/\NDEWART Allyn and Ruth WEBER Ubby GROSS Btth ba.-T cphila Philip ond Jeanne WERTHEIMER Julienne WINNER AI or>d Louise WISE E.-ne~l and Billie WITfEN Hele n Z/\GElR We live In o world :lomir1oted by computers, VCR•, ond •pocC$hlp•. 1\s o civilization, we heve be~n to the moon ond bock, ond mode some measurable p rogre:$S tow11rds c uring some lifea threetening dislf!oses. Every so often we 11eed to return to Etuth and count our blessings. We of Congregation Beth Ha-Tephila have llrrived al the dale of our I DOth birthday! In a world that is conslanlly changing and climbing toward the skies, we as a congregolion hove remolned solidly on the g~ound, lo provide a Reform Jewish prose nee for our membership, llnd for the 1\sheville community. How wonderful ll is lo. realize thol for the past 100 years Beth Ho-Tephilo has hod o major on the oeconomlc. soc•al and cultural life of Asheville. North Carolina! ll should be noted lhotol s h ould n ol slop here. In renocting on the lost one hundred years. lel us affinn our commit· mcntto keep the torch burning. Let us resolve thai as Beth Ha-Tephila has been here for us to . omp~ct cnga~e in communal worship, religious ~ducation oDnd coDring friendship, so may we, th~ heirs of that nch tradition, maintain it as o n everlasting symbol of promise and hope for future generaUons. Bles•~d a rt Thou, 0 Lord our God. King of the U niverse, for giving us life, for sustaining us, and for a llowmg us lo witness lids joyful occasion. �Congregation Beth Israel CONG Jl fuA T ION ..... Beth ba.-'Tcphila 43 NORtH LIBERTY StREEt ASHEVILlE, NO.-lTH C.l.RO\.INA 2880 1 70-4/ 253-4911 Synagogue Study 252-8431 PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE Corner Murdock & Norwood Avenue3 P.O . Box 18085 Asheville, North ~II no 28814 As you read through this Centennial Book, •.1o1hich proudly acknowledges the efforts and accorr.plishments of our congregation and its leaders through the past one hundred years, 1 hope that it will reaffirm to each of you, as it has to me, how fo rtunate we are to be a part o f Cong.regatlon Beth Ha-Te phlla. It is, indeed, a challenge to begin my term as President of this Temple at such a time, when p:anning for the future is fo remost in each of our minds. Seeking to make great strides forward as we begin the next period in our hi~tory should be our goal as a congregation, and I am confident that, with your willingness and cooperation during this next year, we can make a significant impact-one that will be worthy o f recognition in the years to come. To Temple Beth Ha- Tephlla, Congregation Beth Israel extends Its heartiest congratulations on your centennial celebration. As It Is •rltten In the Zohar, "A synagogue should be finely built and ccmfortllbly fum/shed. syntJ.gOgue below represents the syniJgogue on Hlgl:. • The Rilla Mehemna, II, 598 Over tth~ lastdone h un dred years, Congregation Beth Ha-Tephlls has certainly been a cen r ... an vjtaJ Institution of Judaism In Anhevllle. May the comi ng years bring more success, joy and love of Judaism to your congregation. ' Very truly yours, ~9 - ~ Scott E. Lebensburger Robert J. Deutsch President ~~L Rabbi Shmuel Blrnham RJO:SB/rkm -2 · -3 . �'hlnitcd .Storrs .Senate Apnl lS , 1991 T il E 1\ IIIT E II OLSE 1.\' \ SI-IINCTOS July 10, 1991 RA.bb1 Rona ld C. ft!.u• lnq 8e tb h~t•Tt!phlla CJ North Libert:y Stuet Aa h n i! let, Nort.h C.ro ltna 28801 Dear rr tenc h 1 'J'ban\ you !~r occ:aa ion. tllinklnq or •e o n ".h h very IIPf:Ci al 't'he hec:t.ic natura of tb• Senate ~ eepa M In waahlnc;ton, and I often al•• thea• hbtc:r lc: and laporta nt cel e b rat to n a. I . . v e ry pro ud or your c o..unlty aM itll fa i thful H.llber• vl\o have kept yo~r C:On9teq•ti on a tronq ror thue palt 100 yean. Dear Friends: Barbara and I are delighted to send our congratulations as you celebrate the 100th anniversaty of Congregation Beth ha-Tephila of Asheville. We can all rejoice in what your house of worship has meant to its members. A place of prayer, fellowship, r eflection, and renewal, it has also been the focal point for many acts of generosity and service to others . Indeed, because the faith and values nurtured within its walls are the foundation of strong famil ies and communities, your temple has been a source of strength for our entire country. The Conqr~atlon h th• nurtt.ulnq oo.~• o• ot the Jewle h lih, a .nd I tall:e thh happy occulon to offer .y on your ach1en.a ent.a . lty prayeu will b~ cotw~utulation• vlth you. UIII U : O JESSE HE.lJilS/fa ~ tA1t:S S[NI\1 C WA ~ UIN 010N. 1( •'"" 0 (; $A,.r<)f0(> ........ ~ ea-..... April U, U91 You have our best Nishes for a joyous celebr'ltion. Robert Janowitz Prouid•nt con.qr~a.tion Bath ha'Tephih 4) North Liberty St..r11et bhovUlo, North Ca~olina 28d01 ~'11J Doa.r Robert, Tha.nk you tor .t.nvltl"9 . . to join you Cor tho ce.ntonnlal celabretlon ror Beth ha'Tephila. Reqratt.a.bly, previou. co-i~nt• v ill provant fro• congratulating you and th• COfol9t"OCJiltlon on Congregation Beth ha-Tephila Asheville, North Carolina r . .Chinq thb alqnifica.nt •11e.atono. Tb• c e nte nnial c e lebration i o t .ruly a tribute to tho fellovahlp, dQdica tlon and coaalt.ent of the. congyeqatlon to the coaaunlt.y. 1 hopo to vlalt vlth you on another occa• lon. Sinco:·ely, ~ T'S/ lU. ·4· ·5 · �Union of American Hebrew CongregationS Union of Amencan Hebrew Congregarions ~"'.. W. .,fVO V JUO"f~ • I UI\IIIo(l._,()IIUIIII..IlJCI.,f.4M . . M)lfTH AM(MC.A ..., ,~go••- ... - ( C I . I I U il_ Al.lll'~Colo ...........-... ... .. ··~:...·:.:· -···· .. ........................ friO'! HI ,"'"'l't ,,,... ,",:""? ~ M {1 111LA'011C r;()U'o'CIL to.ri'-~ ~ns'l. _,.. -~~ o,, v.t U ' f .. , , I , loo oot tot J1 tl•tH' t.JP 'If' l'o\0 ,. 1!1 "*-'-..1 J 10'1'1 II jot• ""--"' ilpn l 12 , 19U n l't11 . .n ~7) 1 o • •LI-1 ,~te1 n H,,..,. NOATHlASl COUNCQ.. ;l;"''"\P)N) h• I ~ ...mt.r•oOo~ lllO • .COJ<IUC111all.)" ...auo.UfOl..v4UA(t'4.61.11'10)1AIIUtoiii111JH16U Kabb1 P.~1o 1 ld Bl ~· .1r, Jllobcrt J a nowJ\.t convl'~:qatlon Beth h .a- >ephtla 41 ltOtlh Llbett J' Stte"t. , tlo,. A:thcvtl l c. ~o~e :no 1 Dear Ra bbi Bl..-lt\.9 1nd Mr . 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J>le11c convey to the 1nl!lber,h1P o l Conl;!teQ.at1on !c-th ha• Teph.d& •Y eon.Qratui o~t1 on5 a l'\d bclit w1she• on the o~eaatcm of yo-.n t-e ntc-n.naa l eea e br•t 1on 1nd redad,c&t\On '1'•1''·•1• ~- ••r1o'ice . A ayn;r;Qooue a.~ollal th~ hlQhett id••h embod1ed !n our P~ople'a a a cr-ed Yriti.nqs the s a ncuty ot lht: t1!11 a tl onahiP:Il lh•t e ;u st a:21on1J those who 91tbe r 1n the s lne t u a ry e ftc! ;botH stri•HnQ t o ch•ell 1n Cod ' s prc:s•nce. "" youT conq~eoali.on r•ded1cates 1!~f'l t and celecrat.cs tt,ts •tlestone. a .ay yo u t"e .a n tnn you1 eo:=:u tlflt~l\l to the idc-ah o t O\lr" Tota~ t et tho v .a has r. f ou• PeGple and to th• ~snc t ll7 o f Ood.'s pl'es,.nce . STATE OF NORTH oCAAOLJNA oq:1C( Of nE GOVt:RHOA JV,l[lQ111'611 i'JH/ )1C April 8. 1 9 9 1 It/.}~ 2 4 rh••n ~'J5 1 AU( UJL 9, 1991 liAII C III E~NIA L 1991 Hr . kob4t't J1no10 il-Z l're s,dont ConQT~&t i"" !le tf'l hi-Tiphi h 4 1 Not"th l.lbel'tY Jtre ot .Uh•v illo . ,;c 21101 ·-~­ ~ - A~ i;Q'I'o.'rno • of ~ort.ll Carol :n•, I wo~o~l4 11\:~ t.o w ~l e:oa~ J C\1 :. tt)t- r~c~c s..ation ~e rv~c~ o f the ficth t:.a- lephth eor.trelattor . Thanlo: you •o a uc h t o r yOUI' or~cious tnvlt•lion to 111ha re In tho I iiiich;~~ of con<,Jr~at l~o~n a•th b .a- T• PhLh • • lOOth tr.;3t 1 ,. ~fl:1!:f'd e~1e'!lrate .a t ta vhtc h Qhctll • 11 o r u a o f n)oicln9. 1 •o:.cl'ltO~~ occa~~on a~ JO~r c.OtJlrc,attofl 100tt1 lnn~vcrs.llr'f, W arc· !'o rtun.aur LO ~ t J~t e ll'l a C':.~o~rtrJ tt.H enjoy:. :~uc:h 111 l on, tr a1311.i on of rc11 &\ DU5 fret~.):: •r,~ Ct vcr:.1tf. 1 as ~\lrt' U,.t t~l3 c.r\f:br.IUCH' ha3 tic-e n .,-~rf :~pec\al f or a1: ir;._cheC , t:~rt~cuhrly t l'l;c =('a~.,.~ o ( the !let~ f\11 -Tt~h\la eor~,rc,•Uon. Ttle rcrjcdtc.. tto:t ser-wtec and Ccnlcnnlal tHr~nrr " 11! be a trca; iolar t o cula~nal~ t b c e-vent. .Lr,a J I\, " clcocC' t o Cc r.tenl'ltll Cc-hbt'lti Of'l t:eH you. · Vt~\tcl\4 and ••r $11'\Ct't'C'l'J , :~ •nniv<~rsat'Y · Thill 111 • Yttl''/ e:poclal or.c•slon •nd one th~ U.\HC • r •uon tot' Huc h to lilY reqret, ll wi ll no t be Pl)tltlbl e tor • • to bo wllh yO\\ du drtQ the v e•).o nd ot your colttbt'ltion. 1 • • lllrttldY c..:.aitted ·H Lhl\t: U.•e •nd • i • ply c annot be in .UbevUle . 1 do re<;~nt thi a . Kcedless to noto. •• v~ dl'"-1" clo•o:r ~o tho dal e o t your ~iltbraUon . I rdll • • • e ccrtein • . u u9o i• torth~'"9 t o bet • h•red on the occl sl.on annivet"aa ry week•Dd· ot your ..,it.h every qood -.111h, I • • Sl.nC:Ot'Sl\"• ::~~ -6- -7 - �HISTORY OF CONGREGATION BETH HA TEPHILA Zeisler. Baresch. Wessel, Rhone. Jacobso•·· Kline · conjure up victuru need lot lellow$hlp. So of e pulpitecr. • friend, a confidante. on Augu•t !6. 189\. How their memory beckons across 27 men g&thcred the kaleidoscopic yeorsl Friendly \alks t ogether t o found . , . sped ol rr e:a\s when the rabbi Wll.S Congregatio n Bdh H3· guest .. funerals of beloved onu Tephilo. They elected . . . weddings of young•ters . Abraham Whitlock •s their own pressing pro tempore president, Bar..M.iUvohs ... Confirmtstions. And now. one hundred ycors la~r. Solomon Up9insky •• in ~"ch heart and rnind is o diHerent pro tempore treasurer, story of those one hundred years·~ and G. H. ~\oyer os pro tate of which we con tell only a port. te mpore secretary. One of 1hose present. E. A week after that nrst memou:~ble meeting. the men gathered together M move that this be a perm~nent or· l In Lyceum Hall on ,\ugu•t 23. 1891, g.lnlz.,tion: And so. history was ~de. elected E. Sternberger vice president n,ey took unto themselves the ageond "-"an,con or strang convictions old Jewish respon•lbilily lo r the care <tnd adopted a constitution end by· speaking lhelr mlnJs ond hearts with ond educ ation of their children, the laws. Rc•d the first ortide: "This eloquence .,nd \Igor. There ore tales establishment of o house or worship. organiloUo n shall be known as the or vigorous perso-notities '~J,:ho best.nde the conduct of services, a nd the creo· Congoeg•tion Beth Ha·Tephilo (the .•et· th• poges of our ttcotds. Joy and tion ol a meeting plocc lor good Hou•e of Preyer) and shall be cor sorrow commingle. succe~s end fail· fellowship: "Except the Lord build the \'olive . . .• And the second artic.le:: ure blend. at the memory of things house. they labor in vain who build it.* '"This organlzotion is fo rmed for •he purpose o f holding religious services, p.,:st. Who were the men e nd women Gre~ter than they kne\Jo• were the \lo'ho left such an lnd~libl~ impression estoblishing a Sunday School. pur· accomphshmen.lS of those men who upon •II the poge• of out history? chosing c cemdery. acquiring a house sat oround a table In old L>•ceum Holl There ~·os Solomon U pinsky. vigor· ol woi"Ship. or any oth"r purpose v.ithin on South ~"'In Street (now Biltmore ou:s;, slo\1.'--t.alking but eloquent, suav!, the scope .,r Jcdoism: Twent)'·Sevcn A>enue) ond took up the tosks their u.• founder of a greot department men signed their nltme! e s chl!:rter rordathers had begun. Their cour· store, inhuential among rich ond poor. members. T odoy. \lo'e hono r the:ir memory oge. thtm hope~ l.hdr lo~e of Judaism There ""'as Siegfried Sternberg.~ volttand <ledicolc this book to them. lh• loom up significantly today os their tile personality. robust and a ggrc•· co.ntributton to all the generalions ll'Al shj~. yet kindl)r. A benefacto rto untold Plon-.crs of !891: foi!OW('d, fo r \\ •·uch \Jo•e ore gratefuL numbers of Jcv.s and Gentiles ehke. E StrJUS ln the earty :!ays Ashe viUe ~·as o H l'!arl<s There Sir Philip S. Henry. the N. Meyers l1ttle mount.lill oc-ommunity. ""'ith \I.ide. cultured Engh•h Jew, ever·•eady to NJX Lrnd.Ju fofax f"larcus mudd)' $lreets. The mountainous offer of ha lorg e.sse. The re was fo\rs. Louis Narks s A. L Solomon ~ds into town 'J."e.re nttrrow. t-.' isuog • \mnie Loryeo Barnett. ett~ntlve to S . J Lindau ' A. \Vhillo<k in tcrtuou.s turns for mdes. ond wom the needs of the congr~4Uon. unfill- B. Swartzberg G. H. Mayer ~0""'" by c~ntles~ gener~tions of teringly loyol end generou•. And ~\rs. Norris N. f:pstern S . Uplnsky ln.JJ.>ns ~nd ~"'- ~tory~ 1\. D. Long, gr~cious. magnettc. L Blomberg ' H 0. Long mg• hncd th<! street!. Tht w~stetn poised. o person~lity ""ith e very L Berma" B. Zageir C.lrohn" hlUfotk. gothenng at cvmer5 otuocli\'e quality a nd \lolth o sense of S.Jm Anestc:n N. Shuman for snotches of convel"~tion. gazed = pon!ibility to the community. Other F\ J acobson C"UOOUSty at the fe\1. J e\lo'S In their J . Cohen names fill our memories · S. H. f Sternberg m•d.tL Th~se mountoin~rs -.·er~ S. Schiffman Fncdmon. G. Alexander. Charles 8 \\'hillxk A. B. Schaytr mo•tl)· ol c.tt rc ongin. from Englond. Rutenbcrg.JacobCohen, A. Klcslov.c r'l Swartzberg 5-.'<>tlond. Wa les and lrclond. A. Blomberg sky. Ralph Ra.cnberg. 1-\. D. Long. Our ptoneers -.-ere conce rned for The names ol the robbis · U.Uron. the future olthoir children. as a> ·6· l1u~: one hundr~d )•ecn s since the lounding of Congregation Beth Ho-Teph•l• are r,ue<J v.1th thnlhng. ere:>· uve. t~nbule-nt erls.odes stories of men Sternberger rose to his feet ond soid: '"J •• "'"'II A perusDI of the eerly minutes of the meetings re>~eols thol dues wer~ Solomon Lipinsky formdro Bon Marche in Asheville in 1889, using rile "single-price" $10 a year, payable quart<!rly. When rme w~s slx months in orreers , he was suspended and could be relnstotcd only upon payment of oil .dues and o majority vole ol the congregatlon. The trea•urer was bonded lor $500. although his report never showed more then $1651n ll>e b<1nk. merch;;wdjsing concepr, whereby et~ch item was IJIJ8ed wl!h its own price. In 1923, Lipinsky moved his sto re •down town" to H:ywood Stree~ in 1 /1e process est.1blishing a new The first minister wo$ Reverend business distric! in Asheville. A. Jacoby. from Charleston, West Virginia. to seNe during the Holy Days or 1891. Charter member A. B. Schoyer was engaged to assist him. Lyceum H•ll wes the Hrsl home of the ccngregDtion, In which they wor· shiped, held Sunday School. and enjoyed social effalrs. It woo rented fro m a fraternal order at the rate or $7.'> per ycor. Here G. H. ~yer. the secrelluy, served also as the First superintendent or the Sunday School He probably taught the children from the "Catechism." a Sunday SchC'OI book popular In those d.eys. Whcm Purim anivcd th.ol rust year. e successful party was held by the young m on. The $52.30 It netted was given to the congregation with the recommendation thet it be used to purchese on orgen, •the some to be the property ol the congregation.• e cost of $250, or a section in River· s\tc Eagle SlreeL When the lodge side Cl:melery, for $500? Conven· moved to the third floor or 8 buildrng tenet: wos the finol determiner, with on Church Street. the congregation one acr~ set aside at Riverside. Then moved with them. the next issue: Who would toke c are of the dcccav.d? Whot about the Burial In April 1902 " rare opportunity pre- The new organ aroused them to fur· ther efforts. They lorm<!d 8 choir "to Improve the s ervices ... ts nd ln order lo avoid expense they u•ed the ueditional m elodies. The first annual election, held In 1892. saw Mr. Whillo<:k retained In the presidency, 1-\. D. Long as vice president, and Mr. Sch oyer e!ectcd "reader' ol a so1ory of $100, ;>ayob1e after the iioly Days. Toward the end ofthal year J8cob Cohen replaced G. H. ~yer rs secretory as well as Sunday School superintendent. On November 25, Congregation Beth Ha-Tephil8 was duly ch-artered by reg· lst.,ring with the Buncombe County Superior Court. enobling the congregation to purchos" l•nd for 8 cemetery. Thc.re were disagreements: Where was the best place · Chunns Cove, •t Society (Chevra Kadisha)? Was It a sented itself to the congregation. A part of the congregation or a separate Temple building was aveilable for $2000. It hod been used •s • Bap\l;t org~nization? A separate society was fo rmed, \lo'hich much leter became D Church since 1863, and sold to the cemetery committee of the congre- ChristianChurchin 1891.fn 1900the gotlon. Mr. Krcslowsky, the father of trusle~s of lhot congregetion deeded ~\rs. A. Whitlock, wes In charge. the buildin; to their minister, the Another Important question regard- Reverend T. M. MeyerS, In lieu ol the Ing the 'reader" had to be decided: solory due him. Reverend Meyers h•d Should he weer a cap and robe? The bee n forced to borrow on the propminutes ol February 3, 1893, indicate erty, and was glod to flnd e buyer In Mr. Schayer was permitted lo buy • Congregation Beth Ho·Tephile. This breathed new llfc Into the cap and robe congregation. Through the efforts or The next ten )'ears of the congrega· Mrs. 1-\. D. Long, the l•dies of the Uon's life •re unknown. Perhaps the rongregatlon formed an auxiliary initial force had spent Itself, or the known as Th<! Jewish Ladies' Aid Depression of the 1890s was rcsporr Society lo h elp pay for the edillcc. slbl<!. But the oongregotion endured. "'"The Aid" did Its work efficiently, end Newly •rrivlng femilles found the con- in later years found new projects: gregation insufficiently orthodox. But care or the c e metery, lhe m~king of president Abteham Whitlock and shrouds. and visiting the s ick. Shortly after the purchase of the energetic young me rchant Solomon Lipinsky emphasized Reform Judo- building there came to Ashevlt:e " Ism, with the result that the small wealthy, cultured English Jew, Sir Jewish community was split into lwo Philip S. Henry, who established congregations, orthodox end reform. "Zealandlo" estcte on Beouclltcher Mountain. He p'ovided several as •ccretorics · Jacob Cohen, Bcr· hundred dollars to help the struggling nord Whitlock •nd Solomon Uplnsky. congregation improv~ Its building. A There w•s no regular S•bbath serv· bell tower anti spire were removed. On February 8, 1908, the congreIcc. The Sunday School was loosely organized and attendonce w~ts irregu- g•tion formally elnliatcd with the lar. Synogoguc activities were held at Union of American Hebrew Congrethe Odd Fellows Hall In the Hilliard gations, the lederatlo'l of Reform Building on Biltmore Avenue. opp<>- congregations in the country. By this Three men served successivel)' ·9· �ume. the)' felt themaelves to be c completely Reform orgcnizouon, and cddcd a clcuse to th.:ir constitution: "This organization shall be lo.nov. n as !I>• Reform~ Congregotion Beth H.,. Tephlloh. 'The House of Preyer.' ond the Un.on Pro) er Book shall be the offoc•ai ntuol used." ;'\est or the congregtauonol octiv· lty took ploce during the summer and until ofler the Holy Do)"' During the only sllt were In favor of the amend ment. The >IOmn had been weath ered. When, during the commotion of that year, Gust.ov Ale><ander ruig ned his position, Or. synagogue in Asheville . He ne ver Somuel Ro binso n, o young optldon, "'avered m his loyalty ond generosity stepped fo rward to replace him 0 , to the T • mple os the center of J ewish iKtetary. ble In August 1917 he became presl· Proudly we ackno wledge the hl;ih d~termin~d personality \llhose influ· ence wo• Immediately fell Through· out hi• hie he used his splend1d ener· sies to est4bhsh a strong and ac tive dent of the congregotion, end after caliber of the men of that coy. In the Holy Ooys new life pul.oted many other communities the deb4te throug:-. the membership. ove.r thi.s Issue would have ptrma· Among them v.o• ~. Minnie -.,mer. the members them.sekes v.cre l.ol')ea B.lmet.L a sum mer vb.itor (ro m nently divided the cong regation. Although women's suflroge hod the- •reeders • Among thc:m v.ere Fr~d (lo\onning. South Corolino . Mrs. no t yct beco me o natio no1 iss ue, the Cone, S. I..Jpinsky and Juhu• Lo.. en· &rmll ollered the congregotion 5100 constitution of the congregation held bem For ov.tule. in 1912. o c e rtain annually lo \loo rd the mamtenanct o f a membership open to women. lhe ~abbl G~rge Bene d1ct se"·ed. Our· permane nt robbi. The impulse o f this fi~t to join, on June 23, 1g18. ,..• , 1ng se,·en summerS, from 1908 to kindly v.omon pervaded the congr~ 1914. a you"'g st udent. ~\orris S~··Jennie Kroman, a loyol member gouon, e nd In M<orch 19 18 Robbl U.zaron. from Hebrew Un•on College Nolhan Barasch wos elected; ho,..... until her deeth in 1930. offlc1oted at Frido)· night scrvice s a nd In the summer of 1919, Ro!>b; A e 'er. he res igned about a ye.otlaterto conducted Sunday School. U.:or<.n B. Rhine of Hot Springs. Arl<onsos. become an ormy chaplo;n. During ""'c:nt on to ~ome: one o( Amer\clJ'S visited Asheville. lie conducted Sol> Rabb1 Boros.ch's short term. the con-outstDnd1ng r abbis. In 64lt1more. both worship and. together ""th ~\n. gregt!lltion ogaln s uffered conmcung O!f~ee~ dunns this period were Rhine, carried on o succes..sful Sune mouons. re<.xamining the old deSolomon Uplnsky. preSident; Juhu• day Sch ool. But by now, the need lor bate : Rerorm or Con.servotivc:' S . H. Lo11.en~sn. treosurer. e nd ~\oms a permenentleoder wo.s pres.sing. Fe! F nedmon. a strOng \>ooster fo r •yno· Upinsky, secrc10ry. The m mute:s the Holy Ooys, the congregation emgogue vu ..ahty. active since his elK· contain nurne row references to the plo yed o senior stude.,tlrom Hebrew 110n to the Boord cl Ou-e<:ton in August active Je..ish lAdies' Aid Soc1ety. At 'Jnion College, 1'\r. H~rvey Wessel 1917, now co me lo rword with an one time they contnbu:ed $34.25 to So tho roug hly did he stir the hearuol Gm endment to the constitution to the •fumoce fund • The congreg l.ltion the people thot the pulpit wos offered m4k:e the congregation ConservGtive_ numbered about N.ent)-live. The/'l.lrch 16, 1919,meellng was to him ol on lnltiol solory of 53000. In 1915.1-\r. 1'\ iskend. a student ot memorable The president's gavel Iell pending hlo graduation from school Hebrew Union C ollege, o.'fic:>~ted ot hequentty to res tote orde r. fo r Robbl Wessel t ook chorge In July :he High Holy D~ys. O!f•ce~ of that 1920 . and wos r-lected. ot a oolol) determined m en spoke their minds , yeor were S . Upinsky. president. G plead:ng lo r high princ•ples end stir· of S3.600. Ollic ers ot thot time were Alexander·. vice p resident: Charles Rolph Rosen~rg, president; S. \Vh.• ppeots fo r a Rutenberg. treuurer. ond /'\ oms I..J~ ""S their hsteners ....;th G Lees, vice pre>ident: S Robin!QII, ' 11\Sky. secn!tory. Th~l was the yeo r vl\.. 1 Judulsm thot would strike r~ secretory; end Chorles Rutenberg. sound1ng chords in the hearts of their the l..odies' Aid pren ed lor o permo· trees urer. ln 1922, S. Uph sky wo><.. nent r~bbi for the congregation. e nd c:hll<!n!n for genet~~tions to come. 'They turned to the pre>idency, "'•hich offi« rose to thel! feet quickly to challenge Robbl Zdsler wa> engoged. But 11 he h.,ld until his deoth in 1925. pro' ed a stn~n to maintotn him prop- opposing idees; this was the When Robbi Wessel resigned In d~mocrctJc V.tJY to se ttle lJn i.uue. erly· he rem~ined onl)' a fe"' months. SoiGmon Upinsky held their ol· 1922, he wos lnstrumentol in bnng.ng For the Holy 0o)'S, o 1'\r. 1'\.>rgolls to AshevUie the outstondlng robbin> officiated. In 1917 o /'lr ~\eyero..i t: ~ention fo r over .3n hour. He pleodcd col personality of the congregouon's for recognition of the necessities o f offic1o!ed so "'dl thol o special go'\ histo ry: Or. Mo$u P. JacobsOI>. • ,.., a\Oo rded him. \'.'hen ~\oms the new dey: This wos on American pioneer Rdomn robbi. The congrtg~ genero tion. only Refomn J udal•m Upinsky moved to Wilmmston. lio n vo ted him a yeor's contsoct •t Gus.t"v AJe.xendet succt~Jed him cs could meet the challenge and retoin $4000 per annum . J e,.i>h loyoltlu . No t even his secretery. Or. Jaco bs on hod outstondinll opponent. ~. Frledmar, could fo1l to qualities that endeared him to Je~1 1-\e.onv.hUe. noew Je,.ish ramtLe:s. oaere: recogn.:e the man's complete ond and Gentiles ahke. His leode~hip~•• mo\ing Into the City. omong them mo•ing sincenty, nor motch his eloinspin>tional and purposeful nuO<JS)t S1egln..d Sternberg. o vigorous ond quence. \\ 'he.n the vote WliS counted. -10 · his encoura9emenl and throug h the cllor15 of Mn. Jacobson, the Sister· hood wos formed !n 192 2 as a permonent ouxilioty of the congreg<>tion. Its first officers were ·~- S. Whit Lees, pre.ldent. ond Mrs. S. Robinson, secr<loty. During Its flrot yeor, the women bought a large orglln lor the Temple and on automobile lor the robbl's personal use. /'Irs. Lees set o high stondard for all future pres~ dents. The congregotion Is e:ver1o.s t· lngly grateful for her Inspired Ieeder· ship. A new spirit of vltolity gripped the members. For twenty years they hod worshipped In the tottering building. It WOS time tO erect 0 sanctuary of which they could be proud, and which would demonstrate In no uncertain terms the rellgl<>us spirit of the American Jew. Siegfried Sternberg felt the Impulse generated by Or. Jocob•o n. Together with Dr. S. Robinson, secretory lor many yeors, 1'\r. Sternberg mode the down payment on o sp6· cious lot on Merrinlon Avenue. Their hearl5 beat fast os they thought of the doy when they would present the project to the others. Julius LowenbeIn wos called Into their conf• denee ond he lent further <enthusiastic ~sslstonce. Evetything W<>> anonged lor the memorable meeting of April ; , 1924. The congregation end the Sisterhood met together. To understand what rollowed, we must see two foctors _,t work In the congregation. Two men were its oc· knowledged leoders: Siegfried Sternberg, lmpulsl•e but <>1..-ays reody to support hls words with monetary gifts, and Solomon Uplnsky, then In his 69th year ond In hls last Illness, which finally claimed him the followIng yeor. Around eoch m<>n hod grown up a coterie of loyal supporters. A). though both were on friendt!est terms they were of diflerlng temperaments: The second factor was the disturbIng fact thot for ell of Solomon Upl~•ky'a energetic attempt to "get out \he crowd" for Friday night and S..turdoy morning services, they were ""'• Toub trea s urer. a nd Nathan poorly ottended, which rankled him. Friedman secretory. The membe~hlp When Siegfried Sternberg stood throughout the 1920s vo rled from 70 be.fore the meeUng ond in excited oc· to 95, ond the budget from 56000 10 cents explained that the groundwork 57500. A ct.olr wos mointoined, end hod already been lold for the mov~ both _Friday night and Sot~Tday ment fo r 0 new Temple, his listeners' mommg services were held. heorl5 beot quickly. Had the time In June 1926, through the truly come? Then Solomon Upln•ky Influence of Dr. Jacobson, the org611~ come (onward. How d ifferent were his zation of Reform Robbls, the Centro! tlow, sure words ~ movir.g, eloquent Conference of American Rabbf•. held ond persuasive. This movement. he Its annual meeting In Asheville, at the sold, wos "premolure~" Perhops the Kenilworth Inn, which commanded o time would some dey be o\ hand, but superb view of the sunoundlng hills this was not the time: "First fill to and peaks. It was a memorable event overflowing this Temrle, before you in the hlstoty of the congregotion. consider building o new one." That M<lny of the members attended evety phrase pricked the bubble of enthus~ session open to the public, and heard osm, and Siegfried Sternberg's ex- the countty's outstanding rabbis dl.. cited words no longer reached their cuss some of the W<lghUesl problems mork. The gclden moment hod of the day. passed. The 1927 officers were Julius For years ofter. thue wos grurl\& l..owenbcln, preslden~ Morris Uplnsky, bllng end murmuring. Pe~ple coiled lreltsurer. ond Mll7 Polonsky. secreihe old building "that born." os well 01 tory. The following year Or. oU\er epithets. But the boom days Jo.cobson•s contract was renewed for passed; the Depression set ln. Men's 0 second fiv~y<:ar term. Through the fo reheads were funowed with lines of eflorl5 of Sleglrield Sternberg, title wony. A newTempk could woil- They wos obtolned lo three acres of land hod other problems. adjoining the congregation's cemetery for $3000. In July 1927, ~. M. D. Long bequeathed $3500 to the congregation, $2500 of which wos to be used lor construtUng a new Temple. The following year, the S l.. terhood matched It, and purchased a house on Montford Avenue, to be used as the "T<:mple Center" and 0 1 0 stepping olone too new Temple. For o•:er five yeors II was the center of soclolond cultural life in the city. However, during the depths of the Depression, the pro!'erty wos foreclosed upon, and for the second time the A new ero beg on In 1g25, Two of the dream of o new Temple foded away. congregation's beloved members The 1928 ofncen were s. passed owoy, Solomon Upinsky In Sternberg, presklen~ S . Robinson. vice M<lreh ond M.-s. Minnie Loryea &r· preslder.t; Ed Goldsmith, sectel4ty; nett In early M<ly. All Asheville hon- and Morris Upinsky, tteasun!r. In ored the fo:mer, a respected clllzcn, 1929, Morris Upinsky was president, o merchant prince, o dynamic per· a. Llchtenlel> vice president, and Roye sonolity. a reve rent end at:tive Jew. Swortzberg treosun:r. In 1930, a. /'Irs. &melt, ever thoughtful, left Uchtenfels president, S. Robinson vice $5000 as on endowment. In that year, president, Ed Goldsmith sec.r etary ' Siegfried Sternberg was pre.ldent, and Roye Swt.rtzberg treasurer. �In Apnl 1930 Dr. Jacobson ~~oent " ith J . A. Pallo end Dr. S. Robinson to e convenuon of the Union of Amefi.. con Hebrew CongregatioN ot Atlanta. Inspired by theor lllp. the three organ· u:cd the melt or the eongr~etion into o brotherhood. called "Temple Club: 11ohkh ofler~~oords beca n>e affiliated "'th the No:lono l Federation of Temple Brotherhoods. Dr. S. Koblnson, at v.: hose home the organuot:onol meeting "'"' held in />loy 1930, was IU first presidenL Te mple Club hos Oounshed as • medium of cultu,ol and social intercourse among the men. During the Depression, which struck Asheville In the Foil of 1930. the bonks folded and businesses vontshed oburpUy. ""'ny Jews v.ere heavily involved. and some bankrupt· deJ ensued. Dr. J ocobson cut his so lory to $2400. but despite his l>eroic efforts. congregational affa irs slump.C. and membership dropped to !>4. In the 1932 decdon, Joseph Dove become the new secreLuy. On October 3. 1932. o t the Temple Center on Montford Avenue, Temple Club honoted Dr. J acobso n on his te.nth onniven.t~ty -.ith the congregation. Joseph M. Cooper, Louis Upinsky and Gustav Lkhtenfeis took port In the program. Conllnrustlon ceremonies on 30, 1933. .,..,,. rnesnonWie. More than 300 people filled the auditorium of the Temple; scores v.e.re tum~ away. ln August 1933, Dr. J acobson's con- ""'Y tract was renewed ror another year, but by the fol<oiWing Spring It was apparent that the congregation could not bear up under the mounting delicaL Dr. J a cobson terminated his contract on September I , 1934. It lo:aked for owhil"' that the T em;>le ~~oould clou. But Rabbi Loub I. EQelson. of the Union of Arnericon Hebrew Congr.. ga llOns, ca me to Asheville e nd mod e on appeal to keep the T~mple open, offering to furnish o young, wellqualified rabbi ot o smoU solory. The congregation agreed, and Rabbi chairman. Other cornmlltee members: Coleman U.gei.!". Gust,ov Groundbreaklng (or Temple on Uberry S rreer, 1949 Al~xend~r S. KJ~ne come to the pulpit. Dr. J acobson was e lected to the hor>orory po>ltion .:>f Rabbi Emeritus. in 1934 the officers were ""'rcus Ste.-ne. Jr.. president; J oseph ,..\. Cooper, vice president; Phil Zogeir, treasurer; end ""'• H. Crohn, >ecretory. In 1935, L H. Pollock was president, Joseph Cooper vice president. C. Uchtenfds treasurer, secretary. and Max H. Crohn Under Rabbi Kline, Interest In Ter.'\ple: affairs revived. He wos r~ " Ieete<! each succeeding year, HI Increase> In sala ry. He wo• o lso pop~.>­ lar In many city organizations. On one occasion, Rabbi Kline turned over to the congregation o check h e hod received in the sum of S15. This sum was the nucle us of o building fund for the n•w T empie, under the directlon of the Building Fund Committee, chaired by Joseph M. Cooper. The following year th~ fund hod 9rown a nd, with the addition <>f o sum from the cemetery ~d. lhe congregation obtained, fo r S 1750, the title to the property a djoining the Temple at the comer o( S,>rUCe and Woodfin Streeu. In 1936 Joseph Cooper become president. J. B. Breman vice president, Joseph A.. Potlo secretory, a nd C. Uchtensfel• treasurer. The membership grew >leodlly u.ntil, In August 1937.11 numbered 73. 1n Septembei · 12- 1938, Robbl Kline left ha posL At the annual meeting on 30. 1938, offacers elected were J . B. Brrmon, president; Joseph Dave, •kr J>resldent; Joseph M. Cooper, secretary; and C . Uchtenfels, treasurer. During the summer o( 1938, the congregotlon considered numerous opplicotlons, end nnolly clccted Rabbi Robert P. Jacobs, o gr~duote of the Jewish Institute of Religion of New York City. In the FeU of 1938. with the s ple"' did <OOI'erotion of Joseph Dove. • prolession41 choir was engaged undtr the guidance of Miss BU.nche Loha111 and Miss Ei~" Vettori. J . B. Bremen, the president. sklllfuUy guided the congregation e nd aet It on the first steps toward fmonclol aecurity. During 1939, Joseph Cooper "''111><!rew os secretory, and Dr. S. Robinson served temporarily until Louis B. Rifkin took charge of the books. At the end of thot year, Mr. Bremen took Ul, and a new sU.te of officers <ome Into the congregation. Max H. Croh.n was president, Leo Finkelstein vice president, C. Uchtenlels tre.uurer, and J.:>e R. Sternberg secrdory. In 1942, under the auspices of the Brothemood, the new T empie BuildIng Fund Committee become the congregoton's official money;oislng group. Joseph Cooper was ch~n and 1'\n. Joseph Bremen was v.ce ""'Y Uchtenleis, ""'rtin Cross, Joseph Pella, M..x Crohn, lsooc Groman, ~ Upinsky and Joseph Dove. There conUntt<d for six yeoro > fundrolsing effort. under the leadership of Incoming Rabbi Sidney E. Unger but shored by every member of lkth Ha-Tephllo. Rabbi Unger, succeed ing Rabbi Jocobs in 1946, served o ur congr.. gotlon seventee.n yeors. becoming Rabbi Emerit"" upon re Ure.ment in 1963. Rabbi Unger brought to his task the experience of ei~htee_n ,; -Orl of serving CoJ ond country, At his errivol Religious SchCX>I session• were still being held jointly with Beth israel (then coiled Bikur Chollm). Sunday School affairs end both Sisterhood and Brothemood octivitles were cor· ned on ot the Jewish Community Center on Charlotte StreeL Flrst, Rabbi Unger sepo:oted the two Religious Schools end updated rhe curriculum, in harmony with the suggestions emanating from the Cornmission on Religious Educotlon of U.AH.C. and C.C.A..R. Wher" the School should meet was addressed by installing cloth partitions In the old Tempie, demonstroting o fin~ spirit of "moking-<lo" by both te achers and children. The various boards of the congr.. galion met repeatedly under Rabbi Unger's vigorous leadership to dlscus.s the pressing need for o new Temple, Religious School building and library, o Social Hail, and o proper office for the RobbL On August 18, 1945, property known as the Grove Eslate et the comer of Uberty end Broad Streets wos purchased. It lr>cluded o former p rivate residence which become o sotlsfoctory Interim home for oil of the congrega!ion's activities other thon worship. Meenwhile,lhe Bulld.i ng Commit· teelobored hard to bring o new Temple Into belrog. The Slx Assoclotes, Ar<.h~ tects, of Asheville, pres.,nted o pion, ond ~rchont ConstnJctlon Company o( Asheville received the order to begin construcUon. On Wednesday, October 20, 1948, the <!ream of the foundero and of oil who succeeded them finally Dr. Samuel Robinson kindled the everiostlng light, the Scehecheyo nu. Prayer, followed by the lnvocoUon, become e reolity: The cornerstone of led into the reguler evening service. the new Temple was put in place. Joseph Coope r, whose heart hod .~ ways been in the life of lkth Ht>Tephilo, end who ha~ striven so hard In the raising of funds, accepted lhe trowel and passed it to Joseph Dove and Sidney Weln, co-cholnnen of the Building Committee. items oflnterest Alfred Uchtenf<Ois, vice presldont of the congregotion, reod the Scripture, taken from Kings VIII, beginning with verse 22. Lwn Rocomoro rcod lhc prayer of dedlc:etion from the Union Proyer Booi<. The scrolls were then ploced in the Ark, with Rabbi Frederick Rypins of Temple were ploced beneath the cornerstone Em.anut:l. Greensboro. ossi.sting. by Mrs. Eva Stem. oldest living member of the congregation. and France Uchtenfeis, youngest member of the Religious School. inthewords o ftheToroh: "Ills not Incumbent upon thee to complete o task, but neither art thou free to desist therefrom.• The founders of our congregation labored in thb spiriL Theirs wos not the joy or completing the task, but neither did they shirk their obligation. As they left off, their sons end daughters replaced them. The final servke was held ot the old Temple on Friday, August 12, 1949. To Harry Blomberg, son of charter member Louis, fell the honor of closing the doors fo r the lost time. Doys of exultation began the fo~ lowing weekend with the dedlcoUon of the new Temple, when ell paid homoge to those who hod gone befoae os well os those fortunate enough to be o living port of the momentou• events. The T emplewos adorned with flowers and aglow with beaming feces. ""'ny wept for joy. At the singing of "Ho•" GoOdly Are Thy Tents," tne congregation rose os Robbl Unger led the procession, followed by Dr. Jacob R. •""'reus, pr.,sldent of the C.C.AR.. and Dr. Julien Morgenstern, president emeritus of the H.U.C. Be.s lde them come Leo Finkelstein, the congregation's preslden~ members of the Boord ofTnatees end of the Building Committee, with Joseph Cooper, then Its presldenL Then come Gustav Uchtenfels e nd Joseph BremAn, cor· rying the scrolls of the Ark, followed by church end stole dlgnilorles ond other dlstlngubhed guests. · 13· With so much oc:hievetl, attention now turned to the Religious School. Hymon Dave. pres iJe:nt of the congregt~~­ tlon, appointed o committee to pion o new building which would hormonize with the architec ture of the T empie. J . Berlom ~ing was engoged os architect, end H.M. Rice & Sons of Weaverville wos commissioned to build our new Religious School. On Sunday, Jonuo:y 25, 1959, ground wos broken, with Gustav Uchtenfels tumlng the first spade of eortn ond Rabbi Unger officJating. Beth Ho-Tephlla Religious School 11101 dedicated commencing Friday, September 18, 1959. Dr. Leon Feldman, past president of the congregation, chaired the Dedication Committee and was toastmoster for the bonquel A memorable Sunda y morning serv· Ice was followed by o nnol ceremony of dedication Sundoy e vening, In whlch emphasis wAs pioc:ed on ed~.>­ cation, featuring e very Aspect of Juda ism's greot goal. At the concl~.>­ slon of the ceremonies, the key to the School was presented to Leo Flnkelstein, chAirmon of the Building Cornonillee. lloho handed~ lo F"""'- ,.....rde.-, presld•nt of the c ongregation. Everything was done, and planned, to establish for AU and forever the Jews' Intent and purpose. A building inscription, chosen by Rabbi Unger, "Thou oholt tooch them diJl. genUy unto thy c:hlldre11," was placed at the e.ntrunce. On Foid.,y, April 7, 1961, the Temple's Social Hall was dedlcoted to Rabbi Unger In recognition of ha �The £12 Chaytms ore of broru.e. The· Everlasting Ugh! above the Ark, the upholstered seats on the pulpit, and the walnut Bible Stand were !he gifts of /o\r. and Mrs. Coleman Z.,ge!r and /olrs. J. B. Breman. The walnut Candle Slllnds and Klddush Cup were presented by Ms. and Mrs. Alfred Uchtenfels. :n 1985, o new Allen orgon was where he aJso received his Mester'$ As we face the Mure, Beth H&-Tephila degree In 1963. then served '" asslo- is strong in its commitment to Rdorm purchased by ~ congregation with the help of donations from Mrs. l.J!on tant robbi In Jacksonville. Florida. Judaism. We look back at the pest Feldman, MD. Helen Gumpert, •nd errivlng at Beth He-T ephlla In July with pride and r~membrence, ~nd we an anonymous donor. 1965. look forward to the future with hope Rabbi Paul K11plan served our COf" The organ wos a plft from the a nd optimism. gregoUon from 1972 through 1979. Uchtenfels &tate in memory of Emil Uchtenfelt. In the past twenty..five yeers our conThe Tre~ of Ufe and the ......,nogregotion has survived declinin~\ memberohlp (down to 117 members Our congregaUon !s Indebted 1D Leo rah over the doors In the sanctuary and eight children In the Religious Flnicelste!n (or recording an: were donoted by Hymon Dove In School) os well as the flnanciol pro preserulng much of the history f memory of his wife Evelyn Dave. In the foyer, beside th~ mem~ lemsofth,1ote 1960s ond 1970s.Th )Congregation Beth Hil·Tephlla. ri.ol tablet.o, are two tables. One holds establishment of the Endowme two books: The Eternal Rec.:>rd ~f Fund In the 1970s, spearheaded &r MiUvohs and the Eternal RecDr. Leon Feldm.on and fueled by our Ufe MembcD, along with the sale of ord of fo\orrlogei of Temple memtho house on Uberty Street, helped reben. These books were given by Ms. s.tore the congregation to finz.ncio.l and Mn. Hyman Dove . heolth. The other table endosu • Hymen Dove ond other5 provided unique book in memory of AI strong le<ldershlp. which bolstered the Go<><lmon, and was given by the connregooon "nd held It together Go<><lrr.on family. Thll Is o Book of during those difficult days. An Influx FEATURES OF /o\emorlom,ln which members may of new Jewish fomilies oriented to orronge to hove Inscribed the n.omes Reform Judolsm In the 1970s a nd OUR TEMPLE of their dearly departed. 1980s helped restore vitality and The b•.-:;:-.:e dool'$, beautiful In strength to our congrcgetion. d In g , Robbl Selectlon ComThe Temple Is of steel an con- the .artJ.s tty of their six outstllndlng 1 81 0 mittee consisting of Arnold Sgan, crete trimmed with limestone, with motifs, were given by Mr. andi'\r5.J. r.hairmon: Hilda Hoffman, Fronk bull bricks. The congregotion looks B. Bremen. Edwinn, Dr. Paul Lerner, Harry Moser. upon an open Torah when the doors The Rose Window was the gih of Mory Allee Sellinger, Ruth Jono~~oiu of the Ark are closed, ond on open 1'\n.. Jos. Walle!'$ in memory o! her and Hymen Dave recommended Torah when the seroUs ore remov~. Rabbi Ronald C. Blumlng to the conThe Arl< of out Temple ls unique. husband. The sculpture representing the gregation. Through his dedication, and was 0 gilt of the children of /olr. hard work. dillaence ond love for and t-\rs. Louis Blomberg. In mem- carrying of the Holy Ark wo.s donated by S!. Mork's Lutheran Church Judo.im he ~as bre.!lthed life into the ory ol their parents. The design Is congregation. Rabbi Bluming, ~~o·ork· like the Star of David. The Ark and on April 27, 1969, In appre<:loUon for using our sanctuary during renolng with organist Je.on Valerio. hos the altar stand ore of burl myrtle. successfully Integrated the musicol The Ten Commandments, vations on their church. progrom with the liturgy. Under his Our kitchen wu remodeled In carved in Tennt.ssee marble. were reUgious guld.once end the leadership the gift of 1'\r. and /o\rs. Sidney Weln. I 988 by the Sisterhood In memory · of our pres,..nt president, Robert of Ruth Jonow!U. of everlosting remembrance. Jano~~oitz, the congregation has grown untiring efforts on behalf of Beth Ho·T ephlla, and wao renam ed Un;er Hell. Rabbi Bernard Bloom succeeded Rabbi Unger, a nd a year later Rabbi Stanley R. fullston became our spiritual leader. Rabbi Funston was ordolned at Hebrew Union College In ClncinnoU, , In 1991 to 150 membership• and thirty children In the Religious School. 'The Brotherhood won three =Jor nolionol aword• In 1986 under the leader•hlp of Dr. Cliff Feingold and Dr. Emanuel Robinson. The Brotherhood and Sl~terhooc' are vibrant and active organ!utUON offerir>g outstandIng programming to the community. - 14 . HISTORY - CHRONOLOGICAL 1891 founding of Congregation Beth Ha-Te_phila; adoption of constitution and by-laws; election of .:>!ficers IB92 Chartering of Congregatio n; purchase o f one acre of land at Riverside Cemetery 1902 !>urchase of first Temple building 1908 Affiiilltion with the Unon of American Hebrew Congregations; amendment to constitution 1915 Rabbi Zeisler engaged 1917 Siegfried Sternberg becomes president of the congregation 1918 Rabbi Nathan Barasch elected; Jennie Kroman first woman to join congr<!gation 1919 Deba!e and vote to adopt Reform Judaism by congregation 1920 Rabbi Harvey We~sel chosen 1922 Dr. Moses P. Jacobson becomes rabbi of congregation; Sisterhood formed (Mrs. S. Whit Lees, president) 1924 Debate and decision not to erect new Temple 1926 Central Conference of American Rabbis holds annual meeting in Asheville at the Kenilworth Inn 1927 Dr. Jacobson re-elected; three acres of land adjoining cemetery purchased 1928 Sisterhood purchases house on Montford Avenue for Temple Center 1930 Brotherhood ("Temple Club") organized; Depression descends upon Asheville 1933 Memorable Confirmation ceremoni~s conducted, with 300 people in attendance 1934 Alexander S. Kline is brought to congregation as new Rabbi; Dr. Jacobson becomes Rabbt Emeritus 1935 Property adjoining Temple at Spruce and Woodfin Streets purchased 1938 Rabbi Robert P. Jacobs elected; professional c hoir e ngaged by Joseph Dave I 94 1 Congregation celebrates 50th Anniversary 1942 Temple Building Fund Ccmmillee organized 1946 Rabbi Sidney E. Unger succeet.:s Rabbi Jacobs 1945 Grove Estate, at Uberty and Broad Streets, pur:hased 1948 Cornerstone <>f new Temple laid 1949 Final service held at old Temple; new Temple dedicated 1959 New Religious School completed 1961 Social Hall dedicted to Rat>bi Unger 1963 Rabbi Unger becomes Rabbi Emeritus; Bernard Bloom becomes new Rabbi 1965 S t anley R. funston replace~ Rabbi Bloom 1966 Congregation celebrates 75th Anniversary 1972 Rabbi Paul Kaplan is chosen 1981 Rabbi Selection Commillee selects as Rabbi Ronald C. Bluming 1986 Brotherhood wins three major national awards '991 CONGREGATim: CELEBRATES lOOTH ANNIVERSARY . 15· �REMINISCENCES OF MRS. FRED G. HOFFMAN .• . REMINISCENCES OF ~~ ··· In 1698, nght t>«lc.rc •.ne Englls""6:><:r Wor, my fo.ther sold his restAuron! for gold coin•. got a mnney belt. end went do""" to C.1petown He hod o cousin In Auotralio a"d a brother ir Jack•onville. Flondo. By e I ~ n1p of a coin. he ceme \(", Jock,.onvUie. There. he- went to night sch:><>l to lear'.l to reod a:'\d -.·rite E.nglish. In \900, he become Ill. end the doctor In Jocksor>vllle told him the only ploce to go to !>« cured wos L'le mounU.in<. He troveled to Aoheville. ond Dr. Smith told him he would die of onythlng except whet they sent him to the mounu.lns for, ond :hot he moy os well ;etum to Jaduonville. But he liked A>heville so much h ided to remain. In 1903. he opened o pownshop ot 23 South 1'13in Street (now BUtmore Avenue). He married Ftmnye Shermon from Newport News, Vlrginlo. and they made their hom.: In an oportment on Ashelond Ave nue. In 1905 he become a citizen of the United Swtes. Other J.,...ish emigres who arrive.! early In Nheville: S. H . Friedrn.on, who operated a furniture 5-tore. He came 10 Asheville from Marylcr>d. where he hod peddled tinware. His $On, Nat Friedman. loter operated !he Su.qu..hanna Antique Co. C:: A J e...Uh lawyer by the nome of Goldstein. 0 A Jc...Uh plumt>«r by the nome of A. J. Hur<~nd.lle monied E. C. Goldb«rg's sister. E. C. reno newssU.nd next to the lmpe.riol Th~tn~ on Pl.ltlOn Avenue for years. ::: A Jewish dentist by the name oil. MltcheU Mann. Horry Blomberg's Iother, who come to Aoheviile ln 1687. He opera:ed the 'Bucket Store• on Biltmore Avenue for mony years. 0 Morris Meyers. who operated the Palls Royal OepL Store for 40 years. He wos e o:harter meiTII>«r of the Congregation, and come to Aoheville in 1687. :J Solomon Uplnsky. who operated the Bon 1'\Brche department store. ::: A Jewish postman named Berney Sc:igl.,. l wos particularly int-ere.sted \n Barney because of his s ister uther , who wes in my class In high school· o b«ouUful and ollectlono\e girt C M industtiollst named Siegfried Sternberg. :: Dan Michalove, who worked at !he first movie houses in town. a nd finally advanced to vice president of Paramount Picture> and wos placed in chorge of ell their theatres in ,O.UOtralio. 0 Lou Pollack, who operated a shoe store at the come• of South 1'13in end EAgle Streets. He once ron a shoe sale for S .96 • pair. 0 Lee: Cadison, who came here for his health, end operated a la<lles' dething store on Pock Square. He moved finolly to Woshl,,gton, D.C., ond became on ottomey by on Act of Congress. He was o •peech wriltr for the Attorney Generol of the United S•..,tes. 0 An O)r1)>odo• Rabbi named Londow. In !911. I .u.rted school o\ the Montford Avenue Grammer School. In 1916, I was Bar Mluvoiled In the sondiey Buildir.g. with tl>e help of Robbl Fox. In 1922. I graduated from Aoh•vill" High School on Ook Street and attended the University of North CaroUno for two doys. but had to return home to Nn the paWn<hop. In the February 1922 graduaUng class at Asheville High School there were fi•e boy• end fourteen girls. Therefore. each boy wu expected to u.ke three: girls 10 our Senior Clau Donee. Thing• were better when we hed o donee for the entire yeor. ~me~ were: three Jewish glris In the tol4l 1922 class - Madeline: Blomberg, Eve Stcmb«rg. end Esther Seigle. lwei the only swdent who drove an automobile to school in 1922. It was o Pelge 'b.othtub back' model. I was business menagi!lf of the ' Hillbilly,' the school monthly magotine. l was given study hall periods off to collee for ad• thot a ppeared In the magazine, so I would toke my auto o<ld a girt from the study hall to help me. Mer coll~ng for one ad, we would ride over to the Chorlotte Street Drugstore en.i partake ol ice cr<Dm sodas for the: balance of the stud)! hA!I period. One night. Mr. Stemb«rg Invited some ol hla men friends over to paltlcipale in • ome lJ.Iimlt poker go me. Someone tipped off the pollc-.e thel a game wa• going on. The house was raided. and Mr. Sternberg gave the name• of the ploye" o• Mr. Aleph, Mr. Bate, Mr. Gimmel, Mr. Doled, Mr. Hay, Mr. Jove, Mr. Zion, ond"'•· He••· The AohevUle Cltizen carried a storv that en attonoey appeored In court for the abov~med gentlemen and paid their fines. Very lew people knew !Mt their nom;>l were the: first eight letters of the: Hobrew alphabet. I hod the: honor of serving os president ol Beth H.,. T ephi~ In 1948 and 1949 during the building ond fmancing of the new Temple at Uberty and Broad Streets. Unlest we a re ln.dlllni. our ~ancestors came from foreign lands. l om thankful they did what they did so I could have the priy\lejje of growing up In a city Uke Ashevl\lc, ond enjoylllg this great country ol oull - • land ol religious freedom end opportunity. I presided as 50th end 75th Anlvcrsary ChairmOn. end l om pleased to serve •'• Honorary Chatrrnan for our lOOth Anniversary. Leo Finkelsteln - 16· When I came to Asheville in 1946 the Temple was still on th<' comer of Spruce and Woodfin ~treets. At that time the congregation was growmg as people's lives returned to a more normal pace after the end of World War II. The members of our Temple were cordial and interes ted in all newcomers - but rather clannish. However,\ made up my mind early on tha\ this was going to be my "Jewish family" in this, my new country. So,liltiP. by little, we fell more accepted. l remember pushing the stroller with our first baby. L~~n five months old, from our first home on Henrietta Street to attend the groundbreaking and cornerstone laying for our l:.ig. new house of worship. Later on we r~joiced wh<!n our children could attend Religious School in Unger Hall, where movable partltions divided the different classes. Uttle did I know then that l would be teaching there lor thirteen years! Right from the start "flncle Gus" Uchtenfels. Helen Gumpert's father, invited us to sit with him In the third row in the n"wTemple, where a special amplifier earphone was attached to his pew because he was very hard of hearing. Yet he still grumbled and grunted, expressing his frustration by calling ooJt in a loud voice. "I can't hear a damn thing!" The congregation got used to this. He was devoted to the Temple and delighted with its growth of membership. Since some of his children and all of 1-oi• grandchildren had moved away, he once mentioned to me that the time was fast approaching when "his row• wo uld be empty. 1 promised him that I woulc1 sit there whenever p.osslble, and l have done so in his memory ever sanee. We have come a long way as a congregation. The Religious .S chool (now shared with a Jewishoriented preschool), our new organ and modem kitchen all enhance this Temple. But none of these ~a~ s.ubs~itute fo r the spirit that is brought in by the and1V1dual members through their attendance and participation In all activities. As the Cha nukah candles remind us of the ble~~ings of religious freedom, which we often take for granted,let us dedicate ourselves anew to our Congregation Beth Ha-Tephila. H.lda Hoffma nn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The Congregation Beth Ha Tephila Centennial Committee is deeply indebted to our Temple secretary, BETfY HENDRIX, and to our Temple custodian, JUUUS EDWARD WILEY for ail their help and devoted service to o~r congregation. Our Centennial Yearbook was designed and typeset by LETIER PERFECT, Weavervil!e, North Carolina and printed by ' ACAOEJIIY PRESS, Fletcher, Nor\h Carolina. . l7. �Celebrating the Present . Remembering the Past . .. for 40 ycon ane.r hla 1687 arrlva.l In Asheviii<:. ManU Meyers opcroted ""The Palol.t Royai• on Biltmore A\'cnue as ..ellos proeU<inQ law. Nlu lh< ckoth of L tlknnbcrg c ome to Aahcvlllc from A3ken, S .C , in 1887. 1 orlntm)' yeor• he: .. wa1 In buJineu In "The Rocket Ston·· W:th hi• b\'0\hcr. Ml\ny Temp1c mtet· hi• fir.t wife Sarah Eli'ick. hoU..,.Iater of lf',Q• were hdd 1n h i• home on woodn.n Street. He wn o gcnerou• contributor to the Tempi!!!, ond ecdvc on the cel'l'lf:-' \~1)' comrnJUee, H11 children, Harry. No~ Sigmund. &!no •nd fri«<o. worked l. B\.0/'\BERO lo yally for the wdfnre of the Temptr: Solomon Uplnsky. he monied Belle Fortune. Mr. Meyers. o generous con· tributor to the congr~ation end dvk leader. s.ervcd o~ first president of the Elk• ' Lodge ond the Eog)<,•. MORRIS MEYERS .._j 50 YEARS AGO • OFFICERS AND RABBI Robert Jonowitz, Ann Pear1m.an, Fred Pearlman, Leo Finkelstein, Lou Rifkin Uvlng Past Presid~n\5 at Kick-Oft Dinner for Centennial (left to right): Arnold Sgan, Eon Schrier, Robert Janowlu, Stan Morks, Harry Blomberg, Kerry Friedmon L.t!o Finkelstein S isters Sara Goldstein and Jeannette Klein ~: ... ()~ and I'Wg<>r<t ~y ~ ·0 ......- ~:o.k ~ ....... . ,,..... riC , . Broth~ R~at at Lake~ (courtesy of H.my ~) r..... ._ ......... ...,.,._ ~~F""'~~o~~mon.:sunF~ .... -~...0~ ~ ,,.. C!oc>ni.I.M!)' _......_ c;.o.g. .......,, RutW> ~ ~roc An Ev-ening ol Jewish •\usic (t'l<l":Zl ' ,.,., ~-. C'w ~. ~<oooi>r>J GMooi U.F""'"""' ~"'olt. ~ tJioj> ~oll. llr>Jo I.M>,>t ~~E.J"-dh n...d - ~.., ~. ~ Owk<:.<-.1. Kony -... ~VTM s.- tllc ~ ~~~ ,..........,.,, ... - . r.... -H...,.~ - 18 - The: Poznen, The Friedmans, The Seldmans - 19 · Robert Jonowitz speaking at Coutonnlal Kkk.Ofl Dinner �BETH HA TEPHI LA • MUSIC PROGRAM JOSEPH DAVE ,~1·f"'".......... .. "\\., 'W'I ""~tlrr.,. .., I~ ,.,.,•;r.<t .....a. ,.,:.._'-."''ft l'\..)\I.WI :'r ''-'n~t "-~- ~ r~CC'C'\..--rrkl ~~ "'-~ $:>~,.,...:.,~, ~~nc-' P. .. ......... ~~""'-~ ..t'\~""'~- And .. ooklng Forward to the Ftrt:u.re! .. ~ :·<'~'~ k.·v ~.....•'t.,..,.. ~......, .. '-,."\.o.., V • ~"'il.p , ......,:\"\fl'~\.(\" ~~~ ""Qf1 ........~ , ....._,..,..,"'" ...~ ... """'"'~ ...:;.~""'--~ · ~~, - ~-~~ ~~ !..ll:r ...... ~ "' One of the most brilliant highlights of our Centennial Year Observances was the Shabbat Music Celebration on February !5. Made possible by the Dave family to honor the memory of Joseph Dave, the evening was distinguished by the p resence of Cantor Max Janowski, who traveled from Chicago to conduct our singers in the service liturgy. He composed and conducted the evening's service music and concluding mini<oncert. Muriel Marks, Centennial chairperson. wrote: •Joseph Dave was the catdyst behind our present choir and music d irector. In 1935, at the old Temple on Spruce Street, Mr. Dave sang along woth tloe organist. Over the years a choir was formed, with some members remaining a nd oth· ers leaving. Sara Goldstein joined the choir. They sa ng only for the High Holy Days until the move to the new Temple on our present site. "Mr. Dave always sang fro m the audience. competing with Rabbi Unger. This continued for many years, at times a full choir, at limes just the beautiful voice of Joseph Dave rang out in the sanctuary, until the arrival of Dr. Fra nk Edwinn as music director. ' As a tribute to Joseph Dave the 'Joseph Dave Choir Fund' was formed by the Dave family. Thus we are assured o f the never-ending beauty of the liturgical music in our Tempi~. For this we are deeply Indebted to Joseph Dave and the Dave family." Jerome Dave, a son of Joseph, speaking from the Bima, cited those who have been instrumental in providing beautiful music for our congregation throughout the years including Marianne Rhymer, Sara Goldstein, Dr. Frank Edwinn, Margaret Ensley, Olllie Reynolds, and Jean Valerio. our current organist and choir director. He presented a commemorative plaque to each o f them. In turn a plaque was presented by Temp!e President Bob Janowitz in honor of Joseph Dave and the Dave family, and in memory of Joseph Dave's dedication to the Temple's Music Program. which was accepted by Jerome Dave. The ever.:ng ended with a gala champagne reception in Unger Hall. arra nged by Anna Friedman. MAX .JANOWSKI Max Janowski's compositions number in the hundreds, including liturgical pieces, folk songs, children's songs, c;:horal works, orchestral works, orato rios, cantatas and Sabbath services. Th~ variety, •cope and beauty of his music earnPd for Max Janowski his reputation as one of the foremost composers and performers o f Jewish music. Growing up in Berlin, Germany, Max began playing the piano at the age of four. At age twelve he h6d his first a ppointment as assistant organist in one of Berlin's largest syn agogues. A successful com petition led to his selection liS head of the piano depa rtment of the Mosashino Academy of Music in Tokyo. Max emigrated to this country in 1937 and was accepted as music director al the K.A.M. Temple, the oldest synagogue in Chicago. -21· �~runo (tL ~tinirkt §-ylvia and Lar-0' Mills -22 - -23· �PATRONIZE OU R ADVERTISERS CGe~~ CUJig(,eg bOft the B E!iT Wl!iHE!i I \ I CongnegaHon I g.JA. (CBuddy) C PaHon Bob and Audie Bayer QMndson Ob one Ob the CCFoundens, g_ £;tenHbetlg AMERICAN THRESHOLD INDU!iTRIE!i., Inc. . 24. ·25· �l PAST PRESIDENTS OF OUR 918-:-E.RHOOD PAST !>RESIDENTS OF OUR BROTHERHOOD 1930·199 1 Mrs. Marcus Sterne, Jr. Mro. $. H. Rogovin Mrs. Lou H. PoUock Nrs. Mortlmer I. Kohn ~\rs. B. A. Pollock ~Irs. Sollie Eisenberg ~\rs. Somuel Robinson Hrs. Gustav Uchtenlels ~muel Robinson Joseph B Bremon !-\.!~reus St~rne, J r Joseph 04\C Joseph M.. Cooper J A. Patio GustlJv Uchtenfels 1 Julius Lo\Ler:btln Tipple Golumbach Nox Cr?hn Leon Feldm.:n Leo stem II Ben Shultmson I Fink~! \ 19Z2·1991 St4n Frumkin Edl\"olf Ed Wolf. Stan Frumk> n. Ben Shuhmscn (Prosldium) lArry Rapopo rt J.\ll x Crohn lsacc l.Jchter.Jels De ,·ld Jocob• .~aunce Gettlc:men AI Hormel lsaec lJchtenfels Phil Wertheirrer tsa cc Uchter.fe!s Charles Brewer Sid Schoch et Ch!T F<ingoiJ Em a nuel Robmsor, Roben Jano·.r.·1u Carl Rosenberg Arnold D. Sgon Mrs. Moses Jacobson fo\rs. S. Whitlock Lees 1930 ·195-1 f·\rs. Joseph B. Bremon ~\rs. Roy S. Swortzberg 1·\rs. Leon Gros. Hrs. Leon Feldmon f•\rs. Fred Peorlmon Mrs. Fronk Marder ~\rs. Dove Marder ~\rs. Irving Rosenste-1~ fo\rs. Albert Ko dock Mrs. Colemon Zogelr ~Irs. Lou Rifkin t•\rs. s~m Oroviu 195-1 . !956 1956-1957 1957 . 1959 1959-1960 \960. !963 1964. 1965 1965. 1967 1967 -1968 1968-1970 1970 . 1972 1972. 1974 1974. 1976 1976 . 1979 1979. 1980 19SO · 1982 1982. 1983 1983 . !98-: 198-1. !987 !987. 1988 1988. 1990 1990. 1990 ~~r~. S. Isaacs ,..\ts. Bernord Goldst~in ~\ts. N. W. Micholove •'\ts. Ston Golden Hrs. Stdn Frumkin Nrs. Charles Grond ~\rs. Hox Burko ,'•\rs. Ben Shulimson ' \rs. lsa~c Grcdmt~n ~\rs. ~\ax H. Crohn Hrs. Fred Kohn 1'\rs. Don Whitok~r ~Irs. Ro ben Boyer f-Irs. Horry Winner ~\rs. fo\icho~l Mr><>re /1-\rs. Stephanie Coo per fo\rs. ~\ary Alice Sellinger ~\rs. Robert Schulu "'"· Jock Goldstein ,..\rs. Stanley Marks ~\r>. r\lon Webet, f'\rs. Jerry Holler, Mrs. Fred Ho!fmo;, (Pre>ldium) ,..\rs. Allyn Weber 1990 · Preoent MAY WE "How Good It Is for Brothers and Sisters To Come Together in Prayer and Community." KINDLE THE LIGHTS INTO THE HAPPY 100TH ANNIVERSARY NEXT 100 YEARS - from The SISTERHOOD The BROTHERHOOD of BETH HA-TEPHILA of Beth ha-Tephila \ -27. ·26· L~ �PAST PRESIDENTS OF O UR SISTERHOOD 1922. 199 1 PAST PRESIDENTS OF OUR BROTHERHOOD 1930·1991 II S..muel Robmson Joseph B. Bremen ~reus Sterne. Jr Joseph DaH Joseph ,.., Coop.r J A Petie Gustl.lv Uchtenfels Julius Lo" enbem Tippie Gelumbech f•\ilx Crohn Lecn Felcmen Leo Finkelstein Ben Shulimson I \ Sum Frumkm I II Ed Wolf lOd Wolf. Stan Frumkm. Ben Shuhmson (Presidium) urry Rapoport 1·\ilx Crohn Isaac Uct.tenfels David J acobs /'\a u rice Gettlemen AI Harmel Isaac Lichtenfels Phil Wertheimer Isaac Lichtenfels Charles Brewer Sid Schochet Cliff Feingold Emanuel Robmson Robert Jeno" 1U Ca rl Rosenbe:g Arnold D. Sgan 1930. 1 95~ 195~ . 1956 1957 1959 1960 1963 1956. 1957. 1959. 1960. I I 1'\ rs. Marc us Sterne, Jr. flus. S. H. Rogovin flus. Lou H. Pollock 1'\rs. ,..\ortimer I. Kahn 1'\rs. B. A. Pollock 1'\rs. Sallie Eisenberg Hrs. Samuel Robinson Mrs. Gustav Lichtenfels /'Irs. Moses Jacobson 1'\ -s. S. Whitlock Lees "'"· J oseph B. Breman /'Irs. Roy S. Swaruberg f>\rs. Leon Gross /'Irs. Leon Feldman f•\rs Fr·od Pee;lman ,..Irs. Frank Marder Mrs. Dave Marder I I 1965 1965·1 967 1967. 1968 1968. 1970 1970 . 1972 1972. 1974 1974 . 1976 1976. 1979 1979. 1980 1980 - 1982 1982·1983 1983. 1 9~ 198~ . 1987 1987. 1988 Jr.B8· 1990 1990 . 1990 1990 · Prese nt How Good It Is for Brothers and Sisters To Come Together in Prayer and Community.11 11 MAY WE KINDLE THE LIGHTS j\\rs. I rving Rosen stein /'Irs. Albert Koda ck ,..Irs. Coleman Zageir /'Irs. Lou Rifkin /'Irs. Sam Oroviu f-Irs. S. Isaacs /'Irs. Bernard Goldstein ,..\rs. N. \V, ,..\ichalove ,..Irs. Stan Golden /'Irs. Sta n Frumkin Mrs. Ch~ rl es Grand ,..\rs. ,..\ex Burka Hrs. Ben Shulimson Nrs. Isaac Grad man ,..\rs. /•\a x H. Crohn fo\ rs. Fred Kahn /'I rs. Don Whitaker foirs. Robert Bayer ,..Irs. Ha rry Winner f>\rs. 1'\icheel Moore Hrs. Stephanie Cooper ,..\rs. ,..\ary Alice Sellinger 1'\rs. Ro!>ert Sch ulu 1'\rs. Jac k Goldstein Hrs. S ta nley Marks 1'\rs. Alan Weber, fo\rs. Je rry Holler, Hrs. Fred Hoffman (Presidium ) 1'\rs. Allyn Weber 196~ . ~ INTO THE HAPPY lOOTH ANNIVERSARY NEXT 100 YEARS - from The SISTERHOOD The BROTHERHOOD of BETH HA-TEPHILA of Beth ha-Tephila ·27 . . 26 · �CONGREGATION BETH HA TEPHILA CONTRIBUTORS TO THE CENTENNIAL FOND I) ANGELS I) Jerome Dave OFFICERS I) Scott Lebensburger- President SPONSORS I) M r. and Mrs. Hyman Dave Buddy Riesenberg - First Vice-President Mrs. Sara Goldstein Frank Gilreath- Second Vice-President Mr. Rob~rt Janowitz Barry K~:tell Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kahn - Tr-zasurer Mr. and f•\rs. AI Wise Lorence Rapoport - Secretary I) CONTRIBUTORS I) Mr. and Mrs. Edwar-1 Aaron Mr. and Mrs. Allan E. Baer Mr. and Mrs. John Berdie BOARD OF TRUSTEES Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bieber Kerr) Friedman Barbara Whitaker Mr. Charles Brewer Mrs. Leon Feldman John Fligel Rose Rose J erry Haller Lester Schachter M r. and Mrs. Maurice Gettleman Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gilreath Mrs. Dorothy Fligel .Joseph Karpen Rabbi Ronald Blum ing /'Iurie! L /'larks Robert Janowitz (past President) Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Hailer Claire Orenzo w Arnold Sgan (Brotherhood President) f>'1r. and Mrs. Michael Hanna Ruth Weber (Sisterhood Presiden t) Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hoffman Mrs. Tudi Kahn Mr. and Mrs. Morris Karpen Mrs. Ginger Lerner CENTENNIAL COMMITTEE Muriel L. Marks - Chairperson Isaac N. Chicurel Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Uchtenfels Mrs. Estelle Marder Dr. and Mrs. Stanley J . Marks Mrs. Pauline Moser Dr. and Mrs. Robert Pozner Robert Janowitz II L__ Mr. and Mrs. Herbert S.::hiftan Arnold D. Sga n fo/1r. and Mrs. Sidney Schochet Scott Lebensburger Frank Gilreath Mr. and Mrs. Earl Schrier Dr. and Mrs. A rnold Sgan Mr. and Mrs. Philip Smith Mr. and Mrs. Donald Whitaker - :!8 - - 29 - �PA.'3T F'RE-CJIDE.'!TS vF O<JR CO.,CRECATION ANC TtfE YEARS THEY .SERVED RABBIS OF OUR CONGREGATION 1890. 1991 " "'~~ r.~,..~, ~~!' ._,......-:, t-;:;.;:.r. 1=-'~'V!:!".::.~r; Fr~~;.~r~;e ; J '.....'F.. "!"~ :.~ ....... ~"'"; • ~. J !J; 7 :~LL- :JLS : ~, 7 : JL'J. : ":IL5 · 1127. .1t~- :JLJ ~JL7- :JL~ 11.rAr. .. L;...r ~ ... 1 f'Ju~~ 1 Ud·.•er '""':-:. 1 1 ..,rr.us ~'~rr..... A Lt.- II P<-.•<-< 1< J,... v~h Jr -r.'!;;.h ... J.lj <":1'/ ;:..~r .... e er~rr.o!ln lJ;..":t. lJ;..t!, :J~2 .. jJ43 ::,,;...-: .. JJ::s Robbi Mo rris IAzarin FmY~J~t~1n 1963 . Robbi Stanley R. Funston 1964-1971 Rabbi Paul M. Koplon 1972 . 1979 Rabb1 Ronald C. Bluming t':J:.h- 1952 l'i'>2. l'i54 , 1<:!55. 1957 1~54. 1956 1()57. 19:;9, l'i79. 1083 1~59- I'J6l 196 1 . 1963 1963. 1955 19(;5. 1957 1967 . 1969 1%9- 1971 197 1 . 1973 1973. 1975 1975. 1977 1977 · 197S 1983. 191M 1 98~ . 1987 1987- 1989 1989- 199 1 190 I · Pro,cnt 1946. 1963 Rabbi Bernard Bloom !~];; 1935-1946 Robbi Sidney E. Unger J~-1~- !~50 Lec.n H Feldrnon !lo rry e l•-m berg Alfr• d Uchtenfel< Hymer. Dove: Fr~nd l""rdor S tDnley L Frumkin EArl l~. Schrier Eugene Sh•p11o Leon D Roc ltmo re Knrl H. Str<>u o l fo rmnl Sult<>n lAwrenc e A. !~ills Al bert Kodn c k St<>n ley J . Morks Howord Sellinger Arnold D. Sgnn Kerry F dedrnon Robert Jonowltt Scott Leben•burge r Participating in our Congregation's 1929-1935 Rabbi Robe rt Jacobs I'Jj.oS · !J3.a lfMc.ld Gc.f•Ji-l<:.•~rn V.o 1924 . 1929 Rev. Benedict Ra bbi Norman Kahan HERITAGE SABBATH R EDEDICATION ANO R EAFFIRMATION ;')::,~. l':t3~ .. ~'j4'J l'J4'J. IIJ-42 J'J4J. J:J~ 5 1>45. l'i4 7 1':147. 1\148 11""~ C rvhn Jl"..t$.::ph S.~.err,t~rg f ~;.~~ c Gradrnon 1890. 1924 ~abbl ,,. ., C:r..r.JI! ... ... "'~"'',r-• L..;:..r ~.,- / _.... Rnbbi Ze1sler Rabbi Bl!rosch Rabbi A. B. Rhine Robb1 Harvey Wessel Robbi /<loses P. Jacobson Rabbi Alexonder S. !<line RabbiRev. Jocobs :r:.:t. :'l..:. I 981 • Present Friday, August 9, 1991 and the K eynote Speaker at our GAtA BANQIJET Saturday, August 10, 199 1 at th e Great Smokies Hilton 1 ~64 Robbi Norm~n Kah.,n Is the Director of the Smoll Congregotlons D,_partment of the Union of American liebrew Cong regation~. For the post twenty years, Dr. Kohan served os the Senior Rllbbi ofT t:mple Sinal, Roslyn Heights, New York . one of America's lorgut Reform congrcg.:atons. In 1967, t he Robbl rctlred and wos na med Rabbi Emeritui. . JQ . In 198 2-83 Rabbi K oht~~n wo s the president of the New York Boo rd of Ra bbis, the oldest Dnd la rgest represttntative r.-.bbinlc organization In the world. He hos also served o s the President of the Hebrew Union College--J ewish Institute of Religion Ra bbinic: '\lumni Association ; a memt..er of the College-Institute Bobtd of Governors, bnd currently serves on the HUC..JIR Rftbblnlc Boord of Overseers. Ri~obbl Kohan is the Nnlion al Co..Chuirmcn of lhe State of l sra ~!l Bonds Rabbinic Cabine t, a member of the Board of Trustee• of the Federation of Jewi sh Philonth ropics of New York, ft nd was the only Rabbi to serve on the Tlll sk Fo rce th4t succeeded in merging the Federation li nd the United Je"~A.'ish Appeol of Greeter New York . He has nlso represented the communl'y as lll del~gote to the Jel&dSh Agency Assembly, end wos o mem ber of the Board of Governors of the United Israel Appeal. An actlve member of the Ce ntral Conference of American Ro bbis, Dr. Kahan has served a s chairm en of the Conversion Commiltee; the Task Force on Homo•exua lity; and the Adu lt Educotion Committee. He w.u a mem ber of the CCAR-UAiiC Joint Commission c.n Syna· gogue Adminlstrntlon. Bo:n In Mo:~.yr, Russia, Robbi Koha n cftmc to t he United Stlltes os o n infant. He received his secular education in the public schools of Chicogo, Illinois, t~ nd C levela nd. Ohio. I le attended the College of Jewish Studies and the Hebrew Theolgi cbl College in Chicago, the Telshe Yeshiva In C levelond, ond is o gradu ate o f Western Reserve University. In 1950 he wos Gwarded a Fe llowship ot the Hebrew University In Jeruso lem, lsr~cl. Robbi Kahan was ordained at the Hebrew Union College, Cincinnati, Ohio, In 1952. and In 197 7 wos oworded ft Doctor of Div!nlty deg ree from that seminary. During World Wor II. Rabbi Klllhon served as on acting chllp1oin end educationolconsuhant intheArmy Air Corps. From 1956 to 1961 , the Rllbbi Wlls the Jewish Chaplain at the Unhed States Military Academy, West Point, New York. Rabbi Kohan served for fou r yea rs"' the spiritue l !coder of Temple !steel, Umo, Oh io, li nd for twelve years ot Temple Beth Jacob in Newburgh, New York , p rior to being celled ~o serve as the Senior Ra bbi at Tempie Sinal, Roslyn Heights, New York. He was president of the Newburgh Rotztry Club, vice-p res ident of the Orange County Mental Health Association, president of the Newburg h Mlnlstcrlol Associotion, a nd o member of the City of Newburg h's first Human Relations Commission. In 1967. Robbl Kohen wos the recipient of the Honorary PoloUne Awa rd from the Newb1•rgh City Council for his out.standing contributions to the community e nd his senrlce os a mediator in a major la bor d ispute. Or. Norma n K t~ han was the fi rst Rllbbi to serve as a District Governor of Rotary International, In 1 96~7. The following yetsr he W liiS na med t o the Rntts ry Internationa l Vocational Consultive Committee . The Rabbi hos been honored on numerous occasions by the United Jewish Appeal end the State of Israel Bonds. He htss been the recipient of m any owftrds by Jewish ftnd Christiftn, culturo l and civic organizations a nd .:t~u sea . The Commlulor.. of Synagogue Relations ol the Fede ration of JewiSh Philanthropies presented Or. Kahan with the Tzedakllh Award, on owlllrd p rt:sentcd annually to on outst,ndlng loy t~nd robbin:c persona lity for one'• major contribution to the Clll use of philanthropy In the New York Jewish commu nity. The robbl l•ln Wtto's Wtto lrt WORLD J E\WRv and WHO's WHO 111 ANJoc.A. Rabbi Kaha n has bee n the ho!t of the popular television program •point o f View: New York s~Uon WOR-TV, Channel 9. One of the featured programs, '"The Righteous Gentiles,• has received several national end international tswards for religious br~dcasting. -3 1· �l PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS <ll:ompliments of Congratulations On Your FIRST I 00 YEARS Morris FUNERAL HOME ASHEVILLE. 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BEST WISHES FOR THE FUTURE 100 YEARS SEST WISHES Alesse and lsaac Lichtenfels nobert Janowitz "S erving WNC for 42 Years " Belts • Bags Hoses • Cords Service & Parts For All Brands HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR COPPER .t' BRI\SS .t' AUJMINUM .t' CAST STAINLESS .t' RADIATORS .t' LEAD .t' SCRAP IRON AUIMINUM & STEEL BEVERAGE CANS -FREE ESTIMATES- Hours: Mon. -Frt .• 8 - 5 I Sat.• 8 - 12 254-0 734 785 Biltmore Avenue • Asheville Phone 253-9317 ·50· ·51. �BEST \IVISHES JOY AND HAPPINESS TO ALL FOR THE NEXT 100 YEARS THE FEINGOLDS JACK NORMA CLIFFORD CANOL JAttg. cpauQ uU. ~ettnett cJecmne and 12hz! and evt?ertheimer STEPHEN JOANN ADAM <tfaVfliQ~ Barbara and Don Whitaker JAMIE ~----------------~--------·--------~ Congrat:ulat:lons and Mazel Tov ont:he 1 OOt:h Birthday of' Congregat:ion Bet:h Ha Tephila and Best: Wishes f'or t:he 1\Jext: 1 DO Years! Martin Heilbrunn Dick and Irene Peg, Ken, .Judy and .Jerry Haller · 52 · A Caring Congregation, ~ro BEST WISHES Braun HENDERSONVILLE l . 53· �PATRONIZE <lUR ADVERTISERS I Dick Schulman Co. CONGRATULATIONS I So"(}(} JVOJrlh, !!JJrOet.I.IJaod !!J~ ~ §ea:<l6- 77(}96 July 16, 1 991 Mr. Ro bert Janow>tz , P re~ident congregat1o n Beth ha-Teph ila 43 Nor th Liberty Street Ashevil l e, North Caro l ina 2 8 80 1 WOMEN'S SPORTSWEAR & ACCESSORIES I153 North Main Street · Waynesville I Phone 704 I 456-4255 Joe and Arlene £chandler Dear Robert: 1 want to congratu l ate you and the other members of Beth haTeph ila on the occas>on o f the Centenn>al celebr at1on of th2 Congr egat>on . Beth ha-Te phila has a long and d>st>ngu>shed pres ence ~n the commun 1 ty . I cons ider an honor to have 1t been a pe rt of that h1story . On a personal note. Andrea and 1 al,'fays wtll hav e a s pec~ a l p lace J n our hearts f or al l o f the wonderful peop l e we met dur1.ng our s tay 10 Ashevl.l le. Moreove ,. . both of our c luldren, Aaron and Sara , were born there . FOR Y OUR CARPET NEED§ -VI!iiT- CONGRATULATIONS Beth ha-Tephlla 1 :~si~~ !!~~!r!u~~r~~~~e~u~~ ~~ g~:= ~~n~:~~sw=~~ -ge~e~~~~ty th t t oday 1 am a better rabb1 f or hav1ng s erved >n your pu~pi.t . 1 i earned much pra.c t 1 cal wisdom "from 1ts members. 1 would J ove t o than~ many >ndivldual s pers onally , but I f ear that 1 would un 1 nten t~onally leave someone out. So , let me express my gratitude to all. Please give my bes t regards to Rabbi Bluming and h is fami l y . PeariDian'!i Carpet: 39 INNSBRUCK MALL. 85 TUNNEL ROAD ASHEVILLE, N.C. 28805 Once again, M a:al Tov! s tre~ gth as you James P. Greene PRESIDENT I OWNER 658-3702 - 54 - serv 1 c . fJauf ~J;.r- Paul M. Kap l an, Rabbi 254-0791 Home Phone s t~ engt h _ t~ second century o S1n cere l y, Office Phone BO CHARLOTTE !iTREET A!iHEVILLE May you go f rom beg~~ you~ P. S . As o f Augu~t 1. 199 1 • . I will be serving an e xcellent Tob e Lane, J~richo. pulpit ! Congregat>on Ohr-E }o~y>msu~~ess 1 all of you . to York 1 753 . I o we muc o -55- New �Our Future Is In Your Hands ... As we celebrate the Centennial of Congregation Beth ha-Tephila and reminisce about the events of the past I 00 years, we must also consider our future. One very important- in fact essential- element which will ensure that Congregation Beth ha-Tephila will have a future is providing the necessary funding to enable the Temple to continue the services we all enjoy. Please consider the various alternatives available to you in presenting a gift to our Congregation. Whether you remember Congregation 3eth ha-Tephila in your Will, set up a Special Trust, or prefer to make a special donation while you are still living, every member can make a significant and deeply appreciatied contribution to Beth ha-Tephila. Our Treasurer can assist you in arranging for you tllx-free gift or help direct you to app ropriate legal counsel. Let's do all we can to give our Congregation the opportunity fo r a Bicentennial Celebration! · 56 · �1991 CENTENNIAL EVENTS CALENDAR January 12 Kick-off dinner dance - "A Night of Remembranc::es" February 15 Centennial Shabbat Music Celebration Mllrch 17 Centennial Brunc h - guest speaker Dr. Milton Ready, Professor of History, UNCA, subject: "History of the Jews in the South". Jud~Jica display by Bill Buchanan, UNCA Ubrarian April 18 Dinner, lecture and performance of "A Shayna Maidel" (A Pretty Girl), a play by Barbara Lebow, directed by Elaine Meyers, Department of Drama, UNCAdedic~Jted to the Centennial of Temple Beth Hll·Tephila August 9 Centennial Heritage Sabbath, Rededication and Reaffirmation - guest speaker Rabbi Norman Kahan, Director of Small Congregations, UAHC August 10 Centennial Gala Dinner at the Gre:~t Smokies Hilton, Asheville - keynote speaker Rabbi Norman Kahan 1990-1991 REUGIOGS SCHOOL CLASSROOM ROSTER Mrs. Unda Safferstone • Pre-K I Kindergarten Heidi Blumil"g Joel Lebensburger Sarah Friedman Lydia Nathan Ashley Marder Robin Nathan Leah Katell Hunter Sellinger Abby Kau Ashley Weinkle Mrs. Ellen Braverman • Grades 2 · 3 David Braverman Heather Safferstone Meredith Kau Rachel Sellinger Sara Lang Ashley Vandewart Laura Lang Jamie Thomas -•. Dr. Max Schreiber • Grades 4-7 Jennifer Braverman Mellssa Unn Spencer Gilreath Benjamin Nathan Andrew Goldstein Chad Safferstone Jenny Greene Scott Schreiber Rabbi Ronald Blumlng I Dr. David Katz • Confirmation Class Rebecca Greene Ryan Unn Geoffrey Schreiber �PAST PRESIDENTS OF O UR SISTERHOOD 1922. 199 1 PAST PRESIDENTS OF OUR BROTHERHOOD 1930·1991 II S..muel Robmson Joseph B. Bremen ~reus Sterne. Jr Joseph DaH Joseph ,.., Coop.r J A Petie Gustl.lv Uchtenfels Julius Lo" enbem Tippie Gelumbech f•\ilx Crohn Lecn Felcmen Leo Finkelstein Ben Shulimson I \ Sum Frumkm I II Ed Wolf lOd Wolf. Stan Frumkm. Ben Shuhmson (Presidium) urry Rapoport 1·\ilx Crohn Isaac Uct.tenfels David J acobs /'\a u rice Gettlemen AI Harmel Isaac Lichtenfels Phil Wertheimer Isaac Lichtenfels Charles Brewer Sid Schochet Cliff Feingold Emanuel Robmson Robert Jeno" 1U Ca rl Rosenbe:g Arnold D. Sgan 1930. 1 95~ 195~ . 1956 1957 1959 1960 1963 1956. 1957. 1959. 1960. I I 1'\ rs. Marc us Sterne, Jr. flus. S. H. Rogovin flus. Lou H. Pollock 1'\rs. ,..\ortimer I. Kahn 1'\rs. B. A. Pollock 1'\rs. Sallie Eisenberg Hrs. Samuel Robinson Mrs. Gustav Lichtenfels /'Irs. Moses Jacobson 1'\ -s. S. Whitlock Lees "'"· J oseph B. Breman /'Irs. Roy S. Swaruberg f>\rs. Leon Gross /'Irs. Leon Feldman f•\rs Fr·od Pee;lman ,..Irs. Frank Marder Mrs. Dave Marder I I 1965 1965·1 967 1967. 1968 1968. 1970 1970 . 1972 1972. 1974 1974 . 1976 1976. 1979 1979. 1980 1980 - 1982 1982·1983 1983. 1 9~ 198~ . 1987 1987. 1988 Jr.B8· 1990 1990 . 1990 1990 · Prese nt How Good It Is for Brothers and Sisters To Come Together in Prayer and Community.11 11 MAY WE KINDLE THE LIGHTS j\\rs. I rving Rosen stein /'Irs. Albert Koda ck ,..Irs. Coleman Zageir /'Irs. Lou Rifkin /'Irs. Sam Oroviu f-Irs. S. Isaacs /'Irs. Bernard Goldstein ,..\rs. N. \V, ,..\ichalove ,..Irs. Stan Golden /'Irs. Sta n Frumkin Mrs. Ch~ rl es Grand ,..\rs. ,..\ex Burka Hrs. Ben Shulimson Nrs. Isaac Grad man ,..\rs. /•\a x H. Crohn fo\ rs. Fred Kahn /'I rs. Don Whitaker foirs. Robert Bayer ,..Irs. Ha rry Winner f>\rs. 1'\icheel Moore Hrs. Stephanie Cooper ,..\rs. ,..\ary Alice Sellinger 1'\rs. Ro!>ert Sch ulu 1'\rs. Jac k Goldstein Hrs. S ta nley Marks 1'\rs. Alan Weber, fo\rs. Je rry Holler, Hrs. Fred Hoffman (Presidium ) 1'\rs. Allyn Weber 196~ . ~ INTO THE HAPPY lOOTH ANNIVERSARY NEXT 100 YEARS - from The SISTERHOOD The BROTHERHOOD of BETH HA-TEPHILA of Beth ha-Tephila ·27 . . 26 · �CONGREGATION BETH HA TEPHILA CONTRIBUTORS TO THE CENTENNIAL FOND I) ANGELS I) Jerome Dave OFFICERS I) Scott Lebensburger- President SPONSORS I) M r. and Mrs. Hyman Dave Buddy Riesenberg - First Vice-President Mrs. Sara Goldstein Frank Gilreath- Second Vice-President Mr. Rob~rt Janowitz Barry K~:tell Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kahn - Tr-zasurer Mr. and f•\rs. AI Wise Lorence Rapoport - Secretary I) CONTRIBUTORS I) Mr. and Mrs. Edwar-1 Aaron Mr. and Mrs. Allan E. Baer Mr. and Mrs. John Berdie BOARD OF TRUSTEES Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bieber Kerr) Friedman Barbara Whitaker Mr. Charles Brewer Mrs. Leon Feldman John Fligel Rose Rose J erry Haller Lester Schachter M r. and Mrs. Maurice Gettleman Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gilreath Mrs. Dorothy Fligel .Joseph Karpen Rabbi Ronald Blum ing /'Iurie! L /'larks Robert Janowitz (past President) Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Hailer Claire Orenzo w Arnold Sgan (Brotherhood President) f>'1r. and Mrs. Michael Hanna Ruth Weber (Sisterhood Presiden t) Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hoffman Mrs. Tudi Kahn Mr. and Mrs. Morris Karpen Mrs. Ginger Lerner CENTENNIAL COMMITTEE Muriel L. Marks - Chairperson Isaac N. Chicurel Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Uchtenfels Mrs. Estelle Marder Dr. and Mrs. Stanley J . Marks Mrs. Pauline Moser Dr. and Mrs. Robert Pozner Robert Janowitz II L__ Mr. and Mrs. Herbert S.::hiftan Arnold D. Sga n fo/1r. and Mrs. Sidney Schochet Scott Lebensburger Frank Gilreath Mr. and Mrs. Earl Schrier Dr. and Mrs. A rnold Sgan Mr. and Mrs. Philip Smith Mr. and Mrs. Donald Whitaker - :!8 - - 29 - �PA.'3T F'RE-CJIDE.'!TS vF O<JR CO.,CRECATION ANC TtfE YEARS THEY .SERVED RABBIS OF OUR CONGREGATION 1890. 1991 " "'~~ r.~,..~, ~~!' ._,......-:, t-;:;.;:.r. 1=-'~'V!:!".::.~r; Fr~~;.~r~;e ; J '.....'F.. "!"~ :.~ ....... ~"'"; • ~. J !J; 7 :~LL- :JLS : ~, 7 : JL'J. : ":IL5 · 1127. .1t~- :JLJ ~JL7- :JL~ 11.rAr. .. L;...r ~ ... 1 f'Ju~~ 1 Ud·.•er '""':-:. 1 1 ..,rr.us ~'~rr..... A Lt.- II P<-.•<-< 1< J,... v~h Jr -r.'!;;.h ... J.lj <":1'/ ;:..~r .... e er~rr.o!ln lJ;..":t. lJ;..t!, :J~2 .. jJ43 ::,,;...-: .. JJ::s Robbi Mo rris IAzarin FmY~J~t~1n 1963 . Robbi Stanley R. Funston 1964-1971 Rabbi Paul M. Koplon 1972 . 1979 Rabb1 Ronald C. Bluming t':J:.h- 1952 l'i'>2. l'i54 , 1<:!55. 1957 1~54. 1956 1()57. 19:;9, l'i79. 1083 1~59- I'J6l 196 1 . 1963 1963. 1955 19(;5. 1957 1967 . 1969 1%9- 1971 197 1 . 1973 1973. 1975 1975. 1977 1977 · 197S 1983. 191M 1 98~ . 1987 1987- 1989 1989- 199 1 190 I · Pro,cnt 1946. 1963 Rabbi Bernard Bloom !~];; 1935-1946 Robbi Sidney E. Unger J~-1~- !~50 Lec.n H Feldrnon !lo rry e l•-m berg Alfr• d Uchtenfel< Hymer. Dove: Fr~nd l""rdor S tDnley L Frumkin EArl l~. Schrier Eugene Sh•p11o Leon D Roc ltmo re Knrl H. Str<>u o l fo rmnl Sult<>n lAwrenc e A. !~ills Al bert Kodn c k St<>n ley J . Morks Howord Sellinger Arnold D. Sgnn Kerry F dedrnon Robert Jonowltt Scott Leben•burge r Participating in our Congregation's 1929-1935 Rabbi Robe rt Jacobs I'Jj.oS · !J3.a lfMc.ld Gc.f•Ji-l<:.•~rn V.o 1924 . 1929 Rev. Benedict Ra bbi Norman Kahan HERITAGE SABBATH R EDEDICATION ANO R EAFFIRMATION ;')::,~. l':t3~ .. ~'j4'J l'J4'J. IIJ-42 J'J4J. J:J~ 5 1>45. l'i4 7 1':147. 1\148 11""~ C rvhn Jl"..t$.::ph S.~.err,t~rg f ~;.~~ c Gradrnon 1890. 1924 ~abbl ,,. ., C:r..r.JI! ... ... "'~"'',r-• L..;:..r ~.,- / _.... Rnbbi Ze1sler Rabbi Bl!rosch Rabbi A. B. Rhine Robb1 Harvey Wessel Robbi /<loses P. Jacobson Rabbi Alexonder S. !<line RabbiRev. Jocobs :r:.:t. :'l..:. I 981 • Present Friday, August 9, 1991 and the K eynote Speaker at our GAtA BANQIJET Saturday, August 10, 199 1 at th e Great Smokies Hilton 1 ~64 Robbi Norm~n Kah.,n Is the Director of the Smoll Congregotlons D,_partment of the Union of American liebrew Cong regation~. For the post twenty years, Dr. Kohan served os the Senior Rllbbi ofT t:mple Sinal, Roslyn Heights, New York . one of America's lorgut Reform congrcg.:atons. In 1967, t he Robbl rctlred and wos na med Rabbi Emeritui. . JQ . In 198 2-83 Rabbi K oht~~n wo s the president of the New York Boo rd of Ra bbis, the oldest Dnd la rgest represttntative r.-.bbinlc organization In the world. He hos also served o s the President of the Hebrew Union College--J ewish Institute of Religion Ra bbinic: '\lumni Association ; a memt..er of the College-Institute Bobtd of Governors, bnd currently serves on the HUC..JIR Rftbblnlc Boord of Overseers. Ri~obbl Kohan is the Nnlion al Co..Chuirmcn of lhe State of l sra ~!l Bonds Rabbinic Cabine t, a member of the Board of Trustee• of the Federation of Jewi sh Philonth ropics of New York, ft nd was the only Rabbi to serve on the Tlll sk Fo rce th4t succeeded in merging the Federation li nd the United Je"~A.'ish Appeol of Greeter New York . He has nlso represented the communl'y as lll del~gote to the Jel&dSh Agency Assembly, end wos o mem ber of the Board of Governors of the United Israel Appeal. An actlve member of the Ce ntral Conference of American Ro bbis, Dr. Kahan has served a s chairm en of the Conversion Commiltee; the Task Force on Homo•exua lity; and the Adu lt Educotion Committee. He w.u a mem ber of the CCAR-UAiiC Joint Commission c.n Syna· gogue Adminlstrntlon. Bo:n In Mo:~.yr, Russia, Robbi Koha n cftmc to t he United Stlltes os o n infant. He received his secular education in the public schools of Chicogo, Illinois, t~ nd C levela nd. Ohio. I le attended the College of Jewish Studies and the Hebrew Theolgi cbl College in Chicago, the Telshe Yeshiva In C levelond, ond is o gradu ate o f Western Reserve University. In 1950 he wos Gwarded a Fe llowship ot the Hebrew University In Jeruso lem, lsr~cl. Robbi Kahan was ordained at the Hebrew Union College, Cincinnati, Ohio, In 1952. and In 197 7 wos oworded ft Doctor of Div!nlty deg ree from that seminary. During World Wor II. Rabbi Klllhon served as on acting chllp1oin end educationolconsuhant intheArmy Air Corps. From 1956 to 1961 , the Rllbbi Wlls the Jewish Chaplain at the Unhed States Military Academy, West Point, New York. Rabbi Kohan served for fou r yea rs"' the spiritue l !coder of Temple !steel, Umo, Oh io, li nd for twelve years ot Temple Beth Jacob in Newburgh, New York , p rior to being celled ~o serve as the Senior Ra bbi at Tempie Sinal, Roslyn Heights, New York. He was president of the Newburgh Rotztry Club, vice-p res ident of the Orange County Mental Health Association, president of the Newburg h Mlnlstcrlol Associotion, a nd o member of the City of Newburg h's first Human Relations Commission. In 1967. Robbl Kohen wos the recipient of the Honorary PoloUne Awa rd from the Newb1•rgh City Council for his out.standing contributions to the community e nd his senrlce os a mediator in a major la bor d ispute. Or. Norma n K t~ han was the fi rst Rllbbi to serve as a District Governor of Rotary International, In 1 96~7. The following yetsr he W liiS na med t o the Rntts ry Internationa l Vocational Consultive Committee . The Rabbi hos been honored on numerous occasions by the United Jewish Appeal end the State of Israel Bonds. He htss been the recipient of m any owftrds by Jewish ftnd Christiftn, culturo l and civic organizations a nd .:t~u sea . The Commlulor.. of Synagogue Relations ol the Fede ration of JewiSh Philanthropies presented Or. Kahan with the Tzedakllh Award, on owlllrd p rt:sentcd annually to on outst,ndlng loy t~nd robbin:c persona lity for one'• major contribution to the Clll use of philanthropy In the New York Jewish commu nity. The robbl l•ln Wtto's Wtto lrt WORLD J E\WRv and WHO's WHO 111 ANJoc.A. Rabbi Kaha n has bee n the ho!t of the popular television program •point o f View: New York s~Uon WOR-TV, Channel 9. One of the featured programs, '"The Righteous Gentiles,• has received several national end international tswards for religious br~dcasting. -3 1· �l PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS <ll:ompliments of Congratulations On Your FIRST I 00 YEARS Morris FUNERAL HOME ASHEVILLE. 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ON YOUR 192 Coxe Avenue Asheville, N.C. 28801 TEMPLE CENTENNIAL CONGRATULATIONS Invitations Hand Addressed Weddings Parties Bar / Bal Mitzvahs Carole Lerner lO OTH ANNIVERSARY! from Mary and Sid Schochet Jan and Barry 274-2009 IN MEMO RY 01' OUR GRANDFATHER AARON BLO MBERG Telephone 254-4376 I Betty Gradman 10:00-4:00 Saturdays (except Jnne & July) · 46· O ne of the Founders of OPE."' TO THE PUBLIC 9-5:30 Weekdays, TEMPLE BETH HA-TEPHILA References - 47 . �PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS CONGRJt.'TULATIONS ON YOUR CENTENNIAL FROM YOUR FRIENDS AT Compliments of Frank's Roman Pizza PIZZA • PASTA • SUBS • SALADS SKYLAND 2 South Tunnel Road Phone 298-5855 OLDSMOBILE • MERCEDES-BENZ JEEP/EAGLE • MAZDA lS 5 1093 Patton Avenue Phone 251-0999 smoky Park Highway We Asheville, N.C. 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BEST WISHES FOR THE FUTURE 100 YEARS SEST WISHES Alesse and lsaac Lichtenfels nobert Janowitz "S erving WNC for 42 Years " Belts • Bags Hoses • Cords Service & Parts For All Brands HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR COPPER .t' BRI\SS .t' AUJMINUM .t' CAST STAINLESS .t' RADIATORS .t' LEAD .t' SCRAP IRON AUIMINUM & STEEL BEVERAGE CANS -FREE ESTIMATES- Hours: Mon. -Frt .• 8 - 5 I Sat.• 8 - 12 254-0 734 785 Biltmore Avenue • Asheville Phone 253-9317 ·50· ·51. �BEST \IVISHES JOY AND HAPPINESS TO ALL FOR THE NEXT 100 YEARS THE FEINGOLDS JACK NORMA CLIFFORD CANOL JAttg. cpauQ uU. ~ettnett cJecmne and 12hz! and evt?ertheimer STEPHEN JOANN ADAM <tfaVfliQ~ Barbara and Don Whitaker JAMIE ~----------------~--------·--------~ Congrat:ulat:lons and Mazel Tov ont:he 1 OOt:h Birthday of' Congregat:ion Bet:h Ha Tephila and Best: Wishes f'or t:he 1\Jext: 1 DO Years! Martin Heilbrunn Dick and Irene Peg, Ken, .Judy and .Jerry Haller · 52 · A Caring Congregation, ~ro BEST WISHES Braun HENDERSONVILLE l . 53· �PATRONIZE <lUR ADVERTISERS I Dick Schulman Co. CONGRATULATIONS I So"(}(} JVOJrlh, !!JJrOet.I.IJaod !!J~ ~ §ea:<l6- 77(}96 July 16, 1 991 Mr. Ro bert Janow>tz , P re~ident congregat1o n Beth ha-Teph ila 43 Nor th Liberty Street Ashevil l e, North Caro l ina 2 8 80 1 WOMEN'S SPORTSWEAR & ACCESSORIES I153 North Main Street · Waynesville I Phone 704 I 456-4255 Joe and Arlene £chandler Dear Robert: 1 want to congratu l ate you and the other members of Beth haTeph ila on the occas>on o f the Centenn>al celebr at1on of th2 Congr egat>on . Beth ha-Te phila has a long and d>st>ngu>shed pres ence ~n the commun 1 ty . I cons ider an honor to have 1t been a pe rt of that h1story . On a personal note. Andrea and 1 al,'fays wtll hav e a s pec~ a l p lace J n our hearts f or al l o f the wonderful peop l e we met dur1.ng our s tay 10 Ashevl.l le. Moreove ,. . both of our c luldren, Aaron and Sara , were born there . FOR Y OUR CARPET NEED§ -VI!iiT- CONGRATULATIONS Beth ha-Tephlla 1 :~si~~ !!~~!r!u~~r~~~~e~u~~ ~~ g~:= ~~n~:~~sw=~~ -ge~e~~~~ty th t t oday 1 am a better rabb1 f or hav1ng s erved >n your pu~pi.t . 1 i earned much pra.c t 1 cal wisdom "from 1ts members. 1 would J ove t o than~ many >ndivldual s pers onally , but I f ear that 1 would un 1 nten t~onally leave someone out. So , let me express my gratitude to all. Please give my bes t regards to Rabbi Bluming and h is fami l y . PeariDian'!i Carpet: 39 INNSBRUCK MALL. 85 TUNNEL ROAD ASHEVILLE, N.C. 28805 Once again, M a:al Tov! s tre~ gth as you James P. Greene PRESIDENT I OWNER 658-3702 - 54 - serv 1 c . fJauf ~J;.r- Paul M. Kap l an, Rabbi 254-0791 Home Phone s t~ engt h _ t~ second century o S1n cere l y, Office Phone BO CHARLOTTE !iTREET A!iHEVILLE May you go f rom beg~~ you~ P. S . As o f Augu~t 1. 199 1 • . I will be serving an e xcellent Tob e Lane, J~richo. pulpit ! Congregat>on Ohr-E }o~y>msu~~ess 1 all of you . to York 1 753 . I o we muc o -55- New �Our Future Is In Your Hands ... As we celebrate the Centennial of Congregation Beth ha-Tephila and reminisce about the events of the past I 00 years, we must also consider our future. One very important- in fact essential- element which will ensure that Congregation Beth ha-Tephila will have a future is providing the necessary funding to enable the Temple to continue the services we all enjoy. Please consider the various alternatives available to you in presenting a gift to our Congregation. Whether you remember Congregation 3eth ha-Tephila in your Will, set up a Special Trust, or prefer to make a special donation while you are still living, every member can make a significant and deeply appreciatied contribution to Beth ha-Tephila. Our Treasurer can assist you in arranging for you tllx-free gift or help direct you to app ropriate legal counsel. Let's do all we can to give our Congregation the opportunity fo r a Bicentennial Celebration! · 56 · �1991 CENTENNIAL EVENTS CALENDAR January 12 Kick-off dinner dance - "A Night of Remembranc::es" February 15 Centennial Shabbat Music Celebration Mllrch 17 Centennial Brunc h - guest speaker Dr. Milton Ready, Professor of History, UNCA, subject: "History of the Jews in the South". Jud~Jica display by Bill Buchanan, UNCA Ubrarian April 18 Dinner, lecture and performance of "A Shayna Maidel" (A Pretty Girl), a play by Barbara Lebow, directed by Elaine Meyers, Department of Drama, UNCAdedic~Jted to the Centennial of Temple Beth Hll·Tephila August 9 Centennial Heritage Sabbath, Rededication and Reaffirmation - guest speaker Rabbi Norman Kahan, Director of Small Congregations, UAHC August 10 Centennial Gala Dinner at the Gre:~t Smokies Hilton, Asheville - keynote speaker Rabbi Norman Kahan 1990-1991 REUGIOGS SCHOOL CLASSROOM ROSTER Mrs. Unda Safferstone • Pre-K I Kindergarten Heidi Blumil"g Joel Lebensburger Sarah Friedman Lydia Nathan Ashley Marder Robin Nathan Leah Katell Hunter Sellinger Abby Kau Ashley Weinkle Mrs. Ellen Braverman • Grades 2 · 3 David Braverman Heather Safferstone Meredith Kau Rachel Sellinger Sara Lang Ashley Vandewart Laura Lang Jamie Thomas -•. Dr. Max Schreiber • Grades 4-7 Jennifer Braverman Mellssa Unn Spencer Gilreath Benjamin Nathan Andrew Goldstein Chad Safferstone Jenny Greene Scott Schreiber Rabbi Ronald Blumlng I Dr. David Katz • Confirmation Class Rebecca Greene Ryan Unn Geoffrey Schreiber � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Leo Finkelstein Papers Description An account of the resource This collection contains materials relating to Leo Finkelstein, resident of Asheville, North Carolina, the Asheville Lions Club, and the Beth Ha-Tephila Cemetery in Asheville. It contains computer discs, notes, scrapbooks, book drafts, correspondence, photographs, programs, fliers, and other materials related Leo Finkelstein, his wife Sylvia, and the Lions Club, Elks Club, and Jewish Community in Asheville, North Carolina. Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Finkelstein, Leo, 1905-1998 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Beth Ha-Tephila, Sternberg Freight Car Robbery, and Parties (Photographs, Newspaper Clippings, and Programs) Language A language of the resource English Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 107_01_09_12_Congregation_Sternberg_Parties_BethHaTephila_M Description An account of the resource This items contains photographs, pages from The Southern Israelite, and newspaper clippings about the history of the Jewish congregation Beth Ha-Tephila, and its anniversaries, including its Centennial Anniversary in 1991, as well as a family tree from 1790. 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Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. https://www.geonames.org/4453066/asheville.html 100th Anniversary Beth Ha-Tephila conservative Judaism directory House of Prayer library magazine newspaper parties photograph Rabbi Unger Sarah Lubianker temple https://omeka-test.library.appstate.edu/files/original/8f959af9db5c44b50bc26d3b40b66a4c.pdf 4f98492f23615515f244358a9bc7a452 PDF Text Text Target Volume: - - - - - - - - - Date: - - -- - - - - - - Reduction Ratio: .;.\0 : Microfilmed by· I W L. Eury Appalachian Collection CaJol Grotncs Belk Library Appalachian State University Boon Nf 8608 . ,-...... • • Photographer: Reel Number: _j, __ Through Reel Number: - l-- This is to cert ify that the mic rophotographs app.:aring on this film arc true and accurate reproductions of originals. �32 ~~ I THE ASHEVIU.E CITIZEN, ASHEVILLE, N. C. Thursdoy, June 8, 196~~ Hunting And Fis hing A l GeremonLe lt't too hot to talk about hunt.ng and. ltM!in£ leaves r,m(h to bt desired. In fact. oldUrMn ttlls us tb.Jt fishing won't 'et tn)' bt'dtr until moonlrs.s niJhl l.!e b."K:k -.Jth us. So here con a 11ory on ).ow 1 young feltow, no~~o president of the Sernct: Armament Co of 1\tw Jeney, UJed to mall:e hll spend1n1 rMntv trading ~ns durin;: hb unrftr· &raduate days at Clrm· .... 0\ft' IUIOIUOG l1~wd twlltn-1 aM:x.>lk»t:taaCGilrcton a!ld \lw:U' 111mber II tJ"''''"Iftl 11t'acW7 • . I lkWt thr lrl:.· porl&Uon (!( fm•rn mihtary n!k-1 oa thfo o'mt'rka!l mariF:tt ~ ,,... rrwt•t OJU:i: that coWd )l.lprotn!o\hf,\!Mrltat•POI'ts· n\1~ D:.~ri~ll'rJ'NtiiODnan P1rture if you '~~'ill 11 r.!e.'llln ••MUn".ift$:)'0111\;WU..Wbtl.be name of \ 'Dlmorr J. fott«'U Jr , ttrolltn.r imo 1M FiAkdatt\11'• f'llnlbopoa r aetSquareMd, mMY ptor!c 01rrklo1F:f'd lM ftctth.lttllis I• ttn•atlldlo at\rrurrfull)' not ing the ztnaduriA;ttwr-ut)" Uf." "latiDwol\nvasklo«lhrut racbofrrOH, of lr~<.urrectlon, YOII h11·e KIUII mllllonmt.nlt\11\toow ahotcwa aDd •roor1nl, tau. ApprG1lmatt· n~ dtft~ \y l1111r 1t11n.on mDilaly rif1H hii'C bKo .old to priute dtt· bow lohlndle•mllll&r)'•t•~ cSudJI.cb•'nM'fl vn Alllllt.llb w.ukvDf'l11lno tothe - • C:0\1 lo tht U. 5 CO\UIIPltal. "'.l't M of tMutandl d 1Wfl: Mll'l Vdt:r!ll' I.'WI .,-mtd ft'lemll!l• bo f011ncltd llllf •holt I'IOf'" r IIWI'1 I lWf «nl:lrT •:e 1 ·-n. '""" ln:~11~ ~ fO<rctt Uow how :o budlt ll1ch r -·ctf'd ulf!Ofllberalolkthrr ~N 1 IJIIS t:tKditld nf\e CERDIO!Io"Tl:: leo ma~. •·,ud W ta&d Mt P'.lll: to 0ttruoa c"" 1-'p." !Ae..... ldmiU lMt kif filii mdl- .. dol!.m )Oc:k•~··r.-n wl.ftll 1IU ~~ tall tM bcribed ~~~Or~;ttDt"'O.Sec­ b liM JRJI.ul mt:UOC tl C'Gm· 114' •• ~~·--'""'··· .hop. t!JI'n~reaDd~K'· ''He ~ nat be •ar.ted," ......... Ia tnloin: our.ooldlt"' '')1211)'oltbtoppcft.-111.1 t . h bn~olfllftitamJlrtary nOa lt'tla are" • MC"Irt1 tMl IJI ..taida armfd ~ nwaun~inl.heUS.att!llsdrot Yau nMOt bnc • c:ommu.rWtk or dld.lt.onb.J.p .:krt pri· ~tate nott;dhtta.tt'ank~rtplnclbrar t-,lfl",Milot.IJ'Y~tt!d armt. The framtr1 ol lbt CoaMltut~ kntw ll'l.b and I.Motporated kiato 11\e HtOQCI thtbt.tot weoil.bebi;..rel£1 An'.e!MimtDt •••" liqUet'' udl • Wolllcu ot o1d N11'7 COIUI, IDd the fan'IOUI SpNJfifld mtuMt, bul he b 1lao f'OI:IIkkttd 11\ 111lborit7 on t';vl)' Amt'ficlll hrtatmJ. In And lboM are our Kollmt.OU. 11Jo. So mMmbrr Mr. and Mr1. Do-Goodtor, laws wiD. M\'ff' lttf? flrumu; avl ol lbl tlandtofcri.nlnalJ, but the fxt,Hihortq~toltheCr.'• rflhlt.okeepand bearamuby f!l'll'a&e dtJ1eM . -m «rtainlr f•:fll, now JD ud alicht.IJ d~alornuulactlftd-u· t'l~at. h& dtt~etll'lltd t0mt (;k>U W.r 1mmuDitioo 1 '-'01/~lt of yean 1p. \'1\ ...kt tb.llt be hu l ll'f'n In· trrMI'd h' flfr~ And rl· plosna dn~ b4l wu rich! )Girl old. ''Th: onb' rt.uot~•h71•t'al to A•X,ille," ht la!ormed the \!.a I ktlu, ''1ln bef hr! btanl ol lAo \HMt 1'3DK Y~littlll'•f't11111.•Uoc!larva Cea~. 1.H befped 1 101. a!Mt, I ~add.wiUJeatCifmi!OIII h\'td q-u\U .rU 1111 tht .ronrY f rr..adtRilin;Cv.tU ar.d.....n.· h1: . 1 J'.INttlitb. I ...ld bl~ rnocs.a mi!ltar7 twM Ill Stw •' \ ~ •tWr ao wrnnwr ' "' catk.n. aad bnAC IMm to tht U~tquott. tnaltec:rlml~m:~llerwho tht')' are-think I.-leo btfore pu!lmJ:a,~,~non frremc:n. 111. lid, Mr. and Mr1. 06- Goodn', the ''ft"Y rruon • ·hy )OU na1 punur your belidJ tocll)' l.llbat w.ntlf'ntrt in !hr. ~·• 111 1nwtor •u.n·h·fd beto~.~ld n~la: • p·..S fH' •hoot I I Illi I I:Uie brtler c:.tuse ht lh.1na!ot. TllfSorthtaroliuRifleand Pu:tol AWl , win be II'OIIJOf" inc 1 Sih·erAan'H·nary &bore ..bfl the SUitt Smal)bo(c U· prrtt C'OO\>trtt 11 l*:•1...cor.. 1\N on Salw-dQ' and sw.Jq. lt wM u-..oed by Fred Molt C..:O!IM.IIt.lthelaU.IItrcleiJI..Ibevinr,P'f~ oi Cie ....ad trade them for 1,~1.1f CUN .:w1 • no' aut ntMJNI ,.,.,., FortcU b dtd.Kittd to tbt ldd that &a anned dtimlr) • atn:.-.llewrittt: '"ftlt lntnut Ill rlltatm.J II Joe Wt.~ttl1. aDd Mol: blmwtf 1'111 lin lll t!lb OM. ''lf10Ub.N nothlncfront me,"II!!''Y~ "Y•.I'l l ~ Lonlt plaMinr to C'OPII)tte c:: Ia~J.~ lfa~ :us:e:.~~ ~~: ' ~:-~ ' .. ~~;~~~.. ~~.~..-~~.~ .. -~ \ ; .· ~llwaslbl.rpia.'1'1ul ha.• J.l\tcl th!o JGit'f'M"It;fll .·'.;· :~ .. ... .·. ·. (-~ ~ ~ :~. ··l ·l ··i �Mr. Ed Sch e i dt , Speci al Agent 1n charge of Char- l otte D1st!r1ct u·, lw hoi lo talk 100,1 hunt,: lentt mu(b lo be detlrcd. In fad, c that l11bing won't aet AD}" lw!Ue.r unU ue back wiltt us. So here gO"'~ a story on ~:St~i~~~f ~~ S':!r~: 0 New~ Armamt':nl Co. of or ot .Investigation Bureau will be our speaker . A good program is arranged . Your pr esence is ne eded. ================== === 1 ;~ln~se!~~vm~itu~~ guns during his under· craduate days at Clem· SOil. Plttw"e 11 J«J wiD a 11a:ldtr IIDUIUmlftt 10UJ\I ftU" til' lhe OIID!eG\'r.lrnCIA'J. FootettJr.• Mroftiq IIIlo Leo Fitll;t\dtbl'' peWIIIbopctiiPac:kSqu.a."edd, aftcorc• rriulb' not i ntlhe racbof r JkJ, shOCp~~Jaod J{lOrtti'J,I:JI.ro- ducill; !llf'l\tll'll tothe •ooof ,.-boo fgul'llkd thl• lhtm~~on ~op t l\an mo~t a hall o'f'III:Jry&;ll J :' _. : 'lit WU Ill· GER£)10:0'TI: ::~ u"'a ~ l'.1t recallt'd. ''aDd he told me he ,.., S'OUI1 to Clmuon Col· • i"Ct." t . •tvaadtnll.6th.ttllis""'n "'~llluoutrfO'I'Ibol• t»dr;~fl" ~nl ~ hi• IM.btr r ill the 1>q1, ~ t!ltrouncCicm• oa ~ncoll«­ torNaiiK'trecodt~"lt. " liP. kMw wbaiiM ,..atttod," t.e;~~. now 3G Md lllllh\ly hea\iu, ool orJy l6 C'OIWUtml thebud of OPeollhehluest du:Ua 1:. manul.rturtd "ar· tiql.oa" ~eh • l'l.'(t1CN of old Na.,. CoW:. and the famous Sfl"[o.,~wld m:ukcl. bul he b a lso COOliMn'd an a11tborit, Oft e:~rl:rArntrlcan firurms. In fad• .t tbe rtqual ..1 tht :ov· cnunt'nl, be dt3dlra~ 101M CMl War L'lUilUII!lioa a t'OVpk of)'taniJO.. \'al Aid tNt be hal ~~~ In• trre.;t.td Ia 11.rcarTN aDCI tll· plosh-q 1ince be wu rlzbl: )'CAl'S old. '"Tbeotll)' I'I.'Q.!.OII voll:r I wrnl Ill Al~ille," he inlormrd the v.ritfr •laaltttt:t,""'·a•be· c.:IIIICI I h41i btatd rJ1 lAo F!Dkd.ltrla'1 rtrMitiotl. In C llll dealJ.Lc!o belpedalot and, l ml:'t.t ad4. wbi~ .t ClftlliOn I iwe<tq~t\t.e ...-rll~tbtJilantY : lr.llde ~niA;: ..... ' :uns and work· :>, .t'\1 ~~~~ :.~~~lh~ ~~ ~ld '' '! 'f I t1, ;) ~-, ~~ .ftneY • hik on summer u:· ado~~. and brine tbo!m t.o tM Carolina& hi ~ faU. Jlrre I :::S~-= ~t~7v::!:: ~~ ~ JAm;;,• J.~nl ca'.~ \ ,:.or:: \f troo b dtdiu~ti:nn0: . Timber Wealth Talk Heard By Lions At Meet �32 I THE ASHEV¥;uErsi';.l~~~~ ~t Hunting A nd Fishing IA l Geremor M Ed S c heidt , Special r. ~ent in charge of Char- l otte D1 otr1ot of Bureau ot Inveat1,t1on wi ll be It'• loo hot to talk about huotl t::~ be delired. lo fact. ol Uut fishing won't eel any better unu: lNtves much arc back with us. So here goes a 11ory on how a youn~; fellow, no\\ pres.Jdent of lbe s~rvlce Armament Co. o( New Jersev, u&ed to makf! hia •pending montov trading our speaker. A good program 1& arranged . Your presence 1 a needed. -'~ OIU II•• ===================== and300 COO tbrll' I l l -~adil)'. portJot:lon o rlllMoo tll guns durlng hts uni1C!r· Cflduatto dt}'l at Cltm· l•thtcr "b1pprnto t $00. P•cture U YIIU will , 5\eMn' rn1n U.U.V!l\111: ~ Durl:to _,,... wu.. br lobe. tm thn Valmore J. rwcett Jr.. IIAUar l d• ..... into Leo F'llllll!l.<.!rill's l:r four nl 011 P.et Squaro .ud, aft~ CJ.rdlll}y notllll the r~lt.solnfln:. lhotpru.~ ~rtm.rt~tr& duclo,b!Jn~fl tothe ~or 101"11 • he a. louJMk.d thl1 J'hop f\'101" 111.1'1.:: 1 GEREHOS're Nllf «'!llllt)'A;o "lif'"Uin· :::~ "! =~ 11 t~reraUr4,''andhftold~ he .-u f(IIU 10 t'klruorl Col· ~=d~ "In time ol lMurn w\-erll mr how to boor.AIIol Timber Wealth Tall' Heart! By Lions At ilfeet ·~\&.OW: -::-.~ =-~ fortes kDM --· p.YoOtr«i l!' 1-ot"ht. Tlmtu ~slnl'«\hCI.ro· IIIlA WH~ <tt-terlbcd b F E. V. Ro~rU, rutonal 111'"1 d~no::Wr or U11 Ap.,..Ja~b!.ln rorut bpHlmenl eta· uoo.'et 1 mf~u nc or rh4 IJoua dub tod"r u tbe Oeotlt \'andubUt holt! LM Y,nkatat~tn. pruldmt. p.ret.l4· m l\' J. J>o.rb. J·~...,.. Prti!JRfft 1 ~.•M.M\iUtl'llthk;un - fh:~.lr=•n. ~banO\ItfT'O"lbof• ·~w.r" C'\'f'fl -.ie~ hlJ 1 ,._ 1~aerru-oncun(ti!Jec· ~~!.~~ns:r~~~Ou~•~-~ torua~a«rea!Xtt'nlhullul:!t. ~ff'~"!~· :;,e,•~~;:·,t~.~~11uJ;; IIa "Ue knew •'bat be wuttd," 1 111 b;;:• =u ~:!~·o~ .. ~bd<-01:,: $4!d lf'.t' oun1111 lfOW'Ul or \hnbn to wortb ~loa rquata tbe am<>'.ml f.atlw1' ra!'l tht ll!op, &M:nOed '1.~.now30.a.nd~l;htly WK\U"ll J«lloh heJvln-,DOlorJyU:eons~rtcl thabeadofcmtolthelr.:.~ d~lamuui.Kturtd"~<~· t!~" 1~!) u ~leb of old NaY)' eotu:. aDd u. famous SpriJlJfwld m~~~. but M b ello coo&ilkrtd a.a •~tMm, ~:vt)- Whet-eoa: Or\ American firtannL In ~~ tbeM":e=!~!: Chit w;r anuoulliti<KI • couple of Y~IN .... Re9olv ed : \'II U!dlbal ~bulftofn. ltttt.ted In fin'ann.t &ad U · p!oshu dnce be ...,.. rlcht 'ibe onl)' rusor: wtl)' I wor.nl to AJ..'In·iJie." he lolormtd tbe "'-riar \ll • ltttu. ··•u bee~ 1 had hurd rJ Leo ii.e sol veJ : Filllctllkio'I~Jillor.I"'C'JII helped • Jot I •nd. mldltadd.. .-Nk.tOtmJOf\1 deala. Leo •, t h\-ed qu~ wdl on lht montY I made wWn;: S:UM ~ woric· '\ (""' u ~ CUN.IHilb. I 'W'OIIId buy •: 1, Kr. Leo P'ink6late1n, proa ident. or ot entertaill- y..;;;;JJ,.......,.. . Club, i a in charge Caro::n&. in the f1ll, litre I tt.·ould lrldt lbdn for IDtiqiM' (11111JitldOOmr DHIVIC~ !~.de OWJe f or mora rnodua f\U\III:Id Cllh iAN. J," hrleU b dedict ted to the ltlf:•thltu~eitlul'lf)'l• una TMt e cc,py <.11' th i s :::-e.sol uti on be pl·enen ted to our ~e tiri ot.: p:-es:den;, leo F1n..'tel.st e in , bnd thL:t c cot:~ e s preed .,n .. t-;e r:l inu tc a of our r eculor club r.tceti~y 18 t hb d ey f.lll.d dot e Ju.l:t, Seventen th, HI-D. A dinner beginning pro::tptly at 7:00 P . !d. uill start off the quarterly meeting of the congregation on Tuesday November 14th. nt tho Geor ge Vanderbilt Hotel, according to Dr. Samuel Robinson, Cener a.l Chail"l::lan of the event. lArs. Sol C. I saac is in charge· of ervuti ons, assisted by Mrs. Hy.n Daft. Lira. Lnu 8. Rifld.n ie in charge or repatrations. ·~ c3doft. ud brii!J: UIC!m to lhe =~-~~~~r~::. •frea tM. IIewriteo: "TTie lnterett ill firuma It tl'el')' day, 1bmt lf'l pt:l3t - resident leo ?'ill.:(el"tein shou.lrl !enol! o'~' t he tlt•pr e ciution oru gr'-titude ot h t s fellow tlelllb;rs h i~ ret1re::Bnt tro_ o~ rice es president of t his Club , and be i t f urther T hr:! t a.nd " tt .. hereby be £.pre!lsec.i to hie upon )ell'll okt. ' Durin ~ tha t pe-r iod or time we have had t hat gnv e uns t1n t 1nsly or ili s ti:::l.e e:le;:esi ~ent t al.en; to b ri ne; about U:~ se ccco:Jpi 13hcent~:: r c porte in hi s unnua_ ousuge be 1 t hereby "llyqD mt'," ~i_ dktn't~ ~~~-~~.. ~ �It's too hot to talk lt'avn mutb to be · that tbblng won't are back with us. So here goes: 11 story on ~:S1de~~11~f ~~lo;er~ic~ Arnurment Co or New Jersey. u&eJ to make hit apending 1oont·r trading guns during h1s und.-r· .,-aduate days 11 Clrm· .... P1c1U"' if )'OU Will ~ alitlllkr -.a.umru; JOUil.C kUow b)• lbt nemeot\"llmoreJ.7~tJr. ~.lq lnlo Lea P'i.IWktda'a pa. . lhoponPM:J!Squartlllld, af'tet" curfuUy not In, ttw rxb of rht. &hoti:IHIJ .:md ~rtett.lnltO­ dudnt bimM-11 tothc MID.., Olemn • -ho l01.1rlded thl1 1bop ttlan ; MOtt a Mil unun-ra.;o ;- J G&RDIO~"TE f. [ 1, ~ ·u......... ut· :::e:u"! ::: rualkd. •·&Jtd hetcl.d mt be •~.t tollll: 10 CknUGn Col· 1 ~ "~. •bo admil$ tMI lllJ tun ~';·, -• f-.berra."ltbetllop,ckM:ribed ~:..:,.~"~.::.'"M: 1 J:.. "';~.nowl0andl1i2ht!;r ttarln-, QOl or.l)' U COI\Sld(orrd thebndolomeoll>te:blG:Ht du1ffa Ill ma~~ul.ctund ''an· t!qut:i" tucll u rt"pllcuofo\d .l Sa\"J ColtJ, arMS \he famous Sprizldk14m~.buthels aiM coatldtm:l an •u.tbclrit)' on ~011'17 Americ:lll liftoann•. Ill ~~~be"!':'i\~~~ Ctvil Wa:r ammunition a c:oup!.t nfl"taDQCI. \'aiJ..IIdiMi brhubot-nltl· tt:rn.u:d iB flrur:no~ and tX· plosh'Q si.Dce be wu t:lcbt ye~~raold. • '"lbe o!lly rtuon ,.hy ,,..~nl to.U.W,iJle;'heinformt'dthe writu \Ill • kttu. bec-auM I Md hnrd ol Leo FDW:!..I~'• np.rtaUoa lA 1\111 "":' de.alJ.UQbotlpedalotand. l ····.u ~; , 1 tr.ade ~mn; cwuw......n~~~~~~ =~~le~t tf!~~ •• t • l• l~you.."'CienBon;un~· tor u ~ and cntbuh.wr~: "He kntw 11-bat he watrlcld. . 1~, • a ,wv.n!ltb. I .-.ould buy milila,cy C WII bl New \1 modiu"n 't' ~ywhllc!on awumtr'l'a· c::-~~~~ tw:;; t~ :.m ,:N!~ " 11'ouklttadetbetnforantkrue 1:\l!lfatldODf'IU'IIUl\'llt'.atbft tradt lbue fOC' mora modtnl S:UNI and c&Jb fA N J." Is dedktted to the anarrr.ed citiutvlil n e writes: Q 'Jl 'J) .:!- 0 z w m a: 0 ca: ...JW a: O:::::i<( LL C.. ...J l-en m 0<(0 Za.; C owo ozz �Instructor turns toy into teaching aid By SSgl Fred Spriggs C:'Pl l~ Jr., director of tech~teal _ wm•ng for the departm~nt of finketSieln Englllh. hkes expensive t?ys. He s got tn extens.'ve antique gun coUec::lton. dabbles In fllm collection, is an avid hem radio operator and likes to ~ay with his hOme doctoral work," Finkelstein explained, "and :~::::.C":'~~w':t:'~;":,:!,~:!:tatk:lngto c;adets abo.>ut the 'mochanical' thing•- ~~ things 1 machine coutd worSt with them on. ~Cadets tend 10 be Inhibited 1 bit especially when they are wor1dng with lnstrueiOtS. 1found that they are not When mkt~~n':~~~lntOOkoneofhlttoysand ~:::0'!:'!~":,:!'~.~ maQ\IM. They are turned It Into a valuable teaChing ald. He progratnmed hit hOme computer to help students who are havl~ problems to lum the baslct of Englilh. · t .:Malt with llngUige during my - ~:?i' l t~ ~~ F r ~t~~r N ,'. ,~ fl~ ~~ : l~ \ 1~1, !r. ; ~ . I ~ ' ' ~~ ~~ II ~ ' 1 ~j I\·I- ' \ Finkelstein th«Jght Hhe could write 1 progra.--n eacltcl would '"' c:omf()t'Uble with "a.' CC they cou'd spend all dly with II " they ~.-It would twtp both lhe c.detl and the Instructor. "The computer exptalntthlngsto them Finkelstein added. when they make mistakes." he exp4alned. The capt.ain said he do«w\'1 car~ hOW "and most tmportantty it haslniflnlte longastudenttakestocompteteaprogrwn. pallence-ilwlllgoOVf!raf'doverandover "AI/ I'm concerned with Is that toe has 1 problem." learned somelhlng from h." Flnkefsteln hu programmed his Finkeltleln said computer systtma compuiH to personelty address the lnstructk>n has been succ.utul studefil. " It ulls you by name (on the "ev.t)'Wherelt's been~ but it's onty displaJSCrettn), explains the rationale tor good tor aome thlnga. the thing you are working on, It 13lcs "This machine doesn't understand questions, explains the answer and offen a meaning. The n\llddne onty follows quiz at the end o f the program. instructlons-ltdoetn1thlnkllkeaPf'10n, OuesliOM asked aren't multiple "II won't reptace"' EnollshlNtructoo'" choice, "and each program Ia diHerent.;.,..__ne edded. ....:, �Th•~ 32 THE A5HEV~ ~•gAnd~· II Is To Certify Thot • ,j:...-./ 1114 ••----.85.. h c Member ,, Good Srcnd•ng of t he North Ca rolina Stote Auociotion Fo r The Blind A l Ger n .,,. • l l :-.uuJ.T.t. ! lt'a too hot to talk lt>ave• much to be destr~ that fllhln; won't any are back with us. So here goes 1 5loey on ''t Ju.ao 18 1 9 4 o. ~~~~~e~~~f ~~oS'.;~ t' Armament Co or N Jrrwy, U&ed ~ mak! h spending money tradin ttndc. r.raduate dJ)'$ at Cte pulll during his ~n . P 1ctU11: 1: 111U lrill I tmHIWI'ift:JOUn;leUGWbJ' .Bimtd. \'ahnoreJ. r i.Q.dl •trt~~~"" Wo t- rww~ prn t;bop n Pack Sqw• itt ~ atter lo.At'rN 11 otlal 11 rackl fl t'l(l: lh ot&\Mbl ........ lf'Or1tnLllJ' 11.; 1 ,.'J 1 I u/., d.Klq h..at Lir. !..eo Flnkalstaln, 1 1 ros1d ent , Asheville Lions Club, • ? S . W. Puck Squure, Ashavl lla , N. c. ..,,,,, Dea r Leo: ' .• ,/ ( ···4111-• M e mb e r FRATERNAL ORDER of POliCE LEO ................. FI NXE LSTS!N 1 l ~ - 5-58 0 'd<-<v.~ ~ ;J +· /.':."::71.. :lA'I'l.-,!,;_~_LL.!.2_ '' .~4? ) £A.-(..J"f .f -( ?-{, ..... M A ,lf f. ,U8 UI JN GODl) ~ f.ANIJIS C 0 1' -=--u/-' ,· -"f4_Lodse No.~il'nai or ~t..tLtr.-.t /- r o R Tiff. J>U.IOO t~ DISCO ~ '/ _,... W th kind l you, I am regt~ rda and thanking Vury slncc~~ y your~. iP&·••=•-an* ~ :Jl;, i> lo Culi/~,Jkal BIW TIIIII. I appreci a te your t houg htful lnvi tatl on or tho 7t h und wu }>l onning t o be w1 th )'O u on Wed.nesd uy, July l Oth. I e xpect t o lea ve Hende r sonville on tha 11th tor the Elks Con•1entian at Hous t on, so all ln &11 i t will work out very uice l y . B'rilh ,.,.z<-i f I :r , -( --t"J L Y.4dS[CRUA RY ~-:<. -~ _, �Tht \ Is To Cerltfy That I '_f,_,._/ llli Uldge No. lh 1 I\ 0 Mcmb<!• tn Good Slcn dtng of the No rth Carolina State Auociotion Fo r T he Blind ( .JI,,!./<1·1" I ~.'., ·~ · I f A ss oc 1att • • ~~ ~ . ' '""'"' '··•II· t .,••{1 ,.,, Mtmb e r FRATERNAL ORDER of POliCE ALl <;OU111L.tl' LF.O ~i'~5:5iJ""" ·t· ~ o o , .. ,. ·'"'-•"''' '" lt(),. ...u FINXELS7·:! r~ IUH ..UID 1 . 1 9..1__·- ~?~1. . NOTE: Items on this page have been pasted on top of other materials. It was not possible to remove the top items to microfilm the documents underneath. 1.-'.ember No �Th•s Is To Certify That I '_;,,-~-"_ TiT4 I 1 l Is o Mcm.ber ,., Good Sta nd•ng o f the rl North Corolina Sta t~ Auociot ion For The Bl•nd f • I f>€ f,-..;~:~l Yc.o.:.• ( n,r,..,'l s._,,...,.,ber JO, 196 1 f .. ~_;. ' ... 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AN ra~h ~·o•:1r, •·a,.!. o·l ul. afnli::al ,.,/ ,.·jl), 1hc A~l u·•·illo· C il'i,· Clulo Uniuu i• •·nlill•··l ,,, nnm iuM•· ' ''"'of i1~ mcnd,..r~ for l ht• 1\nuu ~ l :\wo (ol to ),,. :::i•·o·n "Tiw ,\ln~t Uro('ful Cid !' Clulo \Jc ml orr.. iu A~h"•·illr. Eao•lo dnlo nomina l· in:.: u roe •.f itt~ 1111~111/ocr~ ~l•a/1 ]•tl'k 'lll tlw mww uf i1 ~ no mim·o·. IOt:clln:r witlo a prq t:lrrol tllllllu.,...ript o{ tloc llltmlot"r'8 :1!'<"0111• pli~ltmo·11t~ •lnrin;: thc yo·u r. t u I he juo l~•·· ~o·/.,, llr<' J<Cit•(tcol loy the Ch-ir Clu/, l"niun. Tlto· .\nnua l • ,.,oro/ wilt 1..- 11111•1•· at :1 \ lo attojllel n tlo' ll< )col lo~· tll<'llll ll'r< uf ::all rlu/,~ in tho· Ci1·ir Clulo U nio n . :1 lwlfoor ~1•iri1 nf •·.,op,..r::atiou ar11o n ;: ull r i•·ir dulo! of .•\ •l•n ille . I. T,, promolo· ~· T oo lo:li'C :111 1 1111111al l~:ui<Jllt'l for nwrulocr~ <rf n il o·h ·ir rlrolo. " ·lm ~o•ill mel'! tu:.:o·!lof'r 1 mol oli(lt·ll!!-.• j>lan~ of c<>mmo11 cum· 111uni1~· intcrc~ l. 3. To /,.• an iuo•o·nli •·o·, 1101 only t o ino/i,·iolua l ll!<'m locr•• lmt 10 tloc t•loo/,, IIH·rn.,.•ln·., I<• tHTnm pli.lt !"~'l'Uicr ~n·j,.,. lo our l'OIIIIIIUilily . 5. Tu itc lUI in~<'lllh·c to c·ilit•·n• uut lwlunj: int: ln u ,.;,.;,. 1'1111• 1<> jt.tin o n e. �l'r··~io.lt:nl T. 1.{)("/.·,,·Uikl 11cny ,,f C i,·ih n CluiJ A111crica L,•d l•y St·th P f'r kimon Kiwoui,. C lul. llni/ CIInlnlmlJ}l' lnn..::ttio n ,1/ixr tl Suw:t l'ic/.:lo•.• Kiwan i.. C lulo Oh:ncr l)rt·.;o.·utn lio n nf Tm~~lll1a•h"r lly l'reoitlin;: l lffir••r 0. 1/i.lo•,. Unm.wy !,f!flllct• ami Tnnttl/(J Salmi, frc11ch IJrc:.siu~ ,,.Cf!f iOI.ill/11 l rc Cr••••m- Cookic l rctl Tea 1/ono..,J.I,. llnt•i(l $dou/t; F o>ruwr GU\crnur of F lurid3 I' N'""''IllnliOII of ,"\llnulll 1 :ml h• Jhm C. l"m111,1: l'rc. i•lc/11 uf Ch·io· t.:lul• Unio n ,\.ljourmuPnl ��{JC, n dl~ $ri1llfD 5 AoN o,.,.-..,IL '0' AGUit..O ' H .. U .. NA • CUO-" d the IDUSIC went and Roundl ~an d Roun BOW YOU DOING?-TOOTBIII • �\!! d ~!~.~ : - -rtftn - ' 'J:ig!AJ S TAG G E R I f G _},;~~ with LIARS ani! LI? NS ~ tl'nK AI"'O..OUal 1'0 UOR'8 CLUB IT.A.O P.l.llTY LZIILIJ:'8 O.liTLJI TliUIIID.A.Y, naa'O'ABY 1011>, 7 P. M. • DE AlfN'OU'NCCD LA'I'I:R 2 XVS.&V~Dl- "l.- • J �32 THE ASHEVILl.E _ Thutf l An I H~nting Al G iMMITTEE o · f LIONS TO AIO INS ALS S LE E A 14 NOMINEES ARE SELECTED BY LIONS CLUB Club Plans 'Mounlain Uon Stag Partt To Be H eld On March 23. £1eelion Of Twelve Will Be Held AI Meeting O June 1. n I P'OwW.tl putollot . . _ M~~ fo!Wpi~Ofttlle~otdlrf(.~ ol \1M "-Mdla UOM dUb U Ul'l meoetJar til 1.11e croup WfdN.M~.Jr ·~ Ul:• ~It V&4d~bU~ bl)\4!1. T'lo-olq o( tAt~~-~- '"II bot tlecttd u UM -UIIfOII.I\Ia.tl . .,~aomla.&l.lodfoorl.hi$b4.r., Tbe Jt,y, Hf.rry hny, WalloJ Ondt 0, S)'Td, J . C. Dl...l. Jr~ C, R. Dntl. LK1 Pln.lr.tl · all;la., 0.11 P\l.rf. Can Ofteu. KA:I Hower. . .. .I, Jr~ .JOba T. ltoq~ C. Oltno kit. D&4 & Su•~ • lld Joha lt. Th&J•~. an:r.o. btar.. ....,b. ct:: ~-!'\:. ~~·:'rt;a~ ~. &IIOfp.JIII:aliat~op.tl.('nM<d oott · .,. tblt ~ Cfo- 1.0 .-dU(:&IIt Ule ..lM .n-a.,.. ~' :b~~~~~~ A -.mit~ ~blr a.- pfOple to «ouma.mur.t roor elub cntw...... .. a IOU u t o..- ~blora •no:~ ·/ ._., wr, lknJ, d>alraua. Wr . Dt\ltl &act Jo- J)aq , R. L. Matllvd, ~"""'· Pf"lc!OOI. ·~ tJUI -\Uli:Ul¢11. ron,u., ~1uZ..IUitr, ot 0 &... .... .. \'\ai.Wilf, IA>ighlor~, Finkelstein ..... I Are I/ card By Lions c.li '~,t-.o;~to" •nd r..:o l"'nk~b~l o. f,.t<:rt'!l t~f lunc:t-_,-. ma:tlrw el th• Li"M C"illb ru:.t:Ur n :ht $.all!! W u!'tuna ltr.v:r htondlWU&&nl l.nt iJor"'' erode ar~d '-l:r nn-etawr~ t;>Ott oa prlr.ttplH o: Lo!oruun. c, R. P'tff<l. p:tll<!MII, J>!'t'Otdrd, a nd C fWd , Bmw"ll •.u prolnm t bll.ltmAn. T•:b hr A " Lodt.,_• nl~ht~ t~~obnUon WI\! be Mld l"ttlnury ~ al tbe. 1Jatlf'l1' P..n: bol.d br t!\41 fhlb wh~n cart w. Cln'~n. a:wmer. and ~1. t. Ccn· n~nllrK&U, ~n~lnrotc, ,~.,. mttnbfr., 1:~. bo fOI'rn&l'F 1114UI'If'd ID\0 ~ Jl4bbl ltOkrt P. Jtcobt dtU•ft'td • 'nl~t•lnriJdel"""io_bt,. ol tbe t.lnu ch1b al thdr ontkl:f 1\rndl• -~~~~DJIOib.JI\U\tk1U1"f Pari< hDI.tl nabb!Ja~.;.1Uiat "Thll.l\k".l&l•lll.l <bJ •Ut dt•n tomw· row On a. world tn wbJ.C:r. <r&U nu=· bt.rt or mankllld ,., Ylthout ~lnp 0: Wnbe1rln.r ~ lie - nt e~n t.o r.a.r that -unnnploymtM. bad bOUI· IDJ. d~.t tldtr.o..rpl~b.all.l£'1"' U!om lltllt t.o Which tbey can fl• r?Qild •1UI lh.lnltir\1"1DJ~ &ptal<IDJ ol tht Jnll IIUIDbef ~ nfupota from ~:~~~;~ ~r:: h~:= the n:IDUk lht.t.,~ In Alllln'ka &ff ·~ut.rlr b~ and hut much r~ wbtch 1.0 bt tb.t.nkful.- DurUtttl:t!DftUIIJYIIlnrn ot\ht ~nt ,o<r ~n:t.tm-c.t wen • n· nounccd. •• !olklwl: P\rtto(li;M. 1..10 PIJU:eliW:LII. a...'C'Orl4 :npt. a.-. ~- J , ~~~~!l!:ra~:E f utd \.0 N ra\.lh pfiMt (CI' thr 'WIIIIltn olU!tAntiDCI'~ I''-bU.UICJ f .Kban1ec~. "t'becu•llf l• rr &lliC'Uftlol. RlWaeTa· UJtlnllMtoU.mll• ~~Hat""""': Ptrq. tll;ht. Jtek 1\0Jtn,. Who no.:elflcl. a. ba.Uc~ ,olf elub n • uopbJ; ttelllld QIJht, & B. Ptll. - ...... pzur_~ ..n!.b .. bot\W ol IC!da. pop; tbt1"11 Alf.bt, Qtdl et.e....n,;ht. Wbo rftdf'td a pl.lr or d~; a.IWI f Oill'UI IIJCht. Jl, W. Hubbud. •ho ...... ptatt~t..s wiUI a. -crow...a:u." Jol. Coopu .... (\1M\ of tbc tlUb r.\ tb• tawUnc. Ora.dJ B)'l'(l, _pretl• ........... dt.Dt. J)I'• Idecr. W;J.U&m 8.eeb0rrla~ j LlONS FAVOR PLAYGROUND MOVE IN CITY �B A LL O T Vote (or Eleve n :\lurk X in Squan· in J<'n,ut or Xam~ April 0 {5 ( ~ h1 0 0 0 ,...0 ;g 0 1l n. tCJ36 ;\. 1-:. B(•rry Dr. f'. Fro•d BrO\ql .I 1•. Bruw:t Wo•s-'"Y W. Bro\nl n. Urn.ly Byrd Or. Wnh<'r I•: (;lark .Josep h ll:l\'(' l.o-o l•'inkel!lt('in c. l<. l·'rct:'d REGIONAl MEET OF LIONS S ET FOR T O NI~HT f':ul Gn:o•uP 1~. :\L t .. ,i~htou B. L . :\laynnrd )\ rdaibald ~ich')lq L.. Hoy l'hilip5 E. 'l'hnyl!r ,l 'llut Beichler, Br own \ Artd Terry Spe(lk 1 At Lions C l n l1 PIG CLUB SPONSORED BY LI O NS ACCEPTS FIVE NEW MEMBERS �32 l'HE ASHN!i¢1 I Hunting Ar I Official Program Lions 16th Annual State Convention DISTRICTS 3 1N •rul 3lC Craib Byrd , ?resident .UhtTille Lions ~lub , A•btYtlh , N. C. Le1 41zen teltgr&"!le tay der ml t :::g lidor tun doQ cJu~ . l.!lr beronlcb do dos else t r oen unoa shwaek ther shnapa 1s sht nrk a..,d ysder e!m:aker denk:t uos Rh h r 1s a p-eesa r !Dlczor • • Ocean Terrace Hotel '.r:LORIDA DAY' IS CELEBRATED BY LIONS CLUB NN•IIoen otlb, Atbum, U ont l)a,.. f)U'I O!Nfl'\'fod ••¢kl)' ~ P'IOI'lft IU."Itbl on 1\ lh~.r Ul<'tUr,. ' ' W rightsville Be•ch , Wilmington, N. C. tba f.~.\'and•r~Ul:.C.UIJnU,III.I)'ILf· .:.uar ltotltrt :u w.n,. or .uhoo• .l:•,tr~ .... bUUII 1'1:11 procn !.ha THURSDAY • ncl FlUDAY P'l<lndlomlO ' ~ Ill U11o~ 01' L Ha IIU.I'Dihlft d lolllliO a l . .cba Lol''--ln •!lo 111 11101 0, DHt1U1L JVNE Vll!. ...,cl 10th "' 1938 pr•· pwp 01' miWd.tuo Jam.. bantou, ~anc Ill'~~ IOkll IIIIM I ..,.oo. ...... Wfi..ADIIMISbUfonl~ plaft'd • plano oo1o. Wn Zllll.ll ,.._ \U . .Ill •M ...... Oorot!l)' l'aUid• htnct pn ..,.,... Adt&UON.. lAo P'lllhb~.tclll, tlee -pre~oldntt f>f :l:.t rluiii, JIIriN!II.t.d..\. V.'. n./r~tru Are*~ You The Smartest Guy In The World? �CO :-:\'E.\'TI O ~ HEADQUARTERS OCEAN TERRACE HOTEL A.\'.\'OL'.\'CE:'\IE:STS nnd CONVENTION 1.\'FOIDIATION Gre.'!tings REGISTitATIOS A ll t~ion~. tht'ir J!'U1.'1<1t a nd JtuJi,"'! musl ngi~.tt'r. \\\·. llw W H..\!I:..:I:TIIs LIO:\"S t u;n, Uid lqu 1\t·/,,,m,•t., "Til t· l'11rl C"ityof !\~rth Car. \\'l' .In• h:q•J•Y \ h ha1·~ you ns our ).'Ut·,t~ \r,. h.tll' dnnt· tn:tl whid: w._. thou~~:ht lt••ulol lwlp ~1111 z,, hal•· :, J.wud tirnt• w hi!t.' Fladg,·a ,..,11 bo.• iJLJLu<'d upon r'-1!'iB trlltion and t ht-11(1 w1ll lot- nt«>~MI")' fo r admiu ion t o a ll k'u ion a o! o 'OnH ion llnd c>ntC'rlllln ml·nt fl'a i UI't'l . •nt ..lJna ·· hl'ro• l lh' ,.;,._, .. '" l h•· ('rt:>o :on· not rwt'l.':<":•r·r. (lur Itt•:,,-, ~;,uti rntnt/ .. :tr,• ••J•~·n tu \'(Ill :IIW:t n;, \\'t· ,,, .. ,, , ou llHh h j.,, :tud happir;,.,.~ dur·i;tJ:, _ ant/ ~tJ!o 1'. ,I OUI' \ i-1.11 With HF:t;I STRATIOX IIOS J>I TAI.ITY l'F:t:S W ith t ht' IUI)'mt'nt o f $3.23 fur LIONS n.ld f2.25 fo r tht' l11dit'1, you w ill be gi\'t n n book of lidtet.A whrd1 t•nt itlu you to nil fun~tion z of ( on n •ntion •.-.thout furtiM"rth!\rf:t ,l':o:n:pt :o:Jl'('('ialbrcakfll.!tl . In t ht' l'Wn\ you tnnnot \1(' with us for Loth d a yA, tht' fotto..'ing c hnrgt.. " 'ill 00 ma de- for indi\1,1ual funrti un 1: U.~. \\' ho·n Tlw J.t:t\t•! fa!l... and y ou lm•·c r ct.tru..d l~<•mo• ,,,. h"J•t' t h:ll. i u r;•tro~flCt:l . ynut 1 '"II 11 ill .;Jam/ nut "" a b ril{h l .spot. ' '•u· 11''1!''' :tnd •h·-.irl.·~ rot· · ,lll r p/(•:l.sun• arc ' un luu1to·d: "Ill' f :qt:triltt''· Oh wr/1~ \\'l, will do our hc:;t. ~-1:•.\ t l.t· d :.).~ , f .lu•u· ui n tb and tc u t h J,.. l't'llh'flll~t·rcd a,; 1 by,; of F un. F rolk and F':-il·m lship, h.•m pcrt'cl \\·i t h t !w m c:1t o f l'\l· r 1.10 .\'IS :\I. J.JCS !I Rt'Jd~ trat ion Lu nthron ButTN Dinnn nt Oro:>:tn Tt·r~•ee Entt'rtn inmt·nt ano! Dan~r a t l .umina . r:o\'C'rn or'• D"nqu~t . Go••t'rnor 'A Ba ll _ Golf Tc u rnn mt'nt at CnJl(> "'e ar Country Club •• _ _ llor~e Shoe PiVhink Con~lta_. Ba.t Ridt {Lad i(o• Onl)') •• Ladiu Tl'a nnd Rec('ption At 0C'f.>& THrate llote l .•• n I.JOSDI!!J:II $1.00 LOO 1.00 Frrt' LOO 1.50 1.00 LOO LOO 1-'r«< ··~ F.-.~ I SFO!Dr!AL DRESS Wl l.:'oii:\CTO.\' 1.10 .\'S CLUB. .75 ·"' Eventl durill&' entirc:o f'On\·('ntion will~ inlor· rna l. COS\'ENTION SESSIONS All t'On•·c ntion H"Uions "''ill bot hold In the Ouaa COS\'F;STIOS SOSG LEA DERS U on Oker Alli1on . Wlnt ton·SAif'll'l, N. C. J.i~n ll. Eu~ne Bulla rd • . •• Wilm ington, N. C. Are*~ You The Smartest Guy In The World? Grad,y Byrd, .?resident Aehnilh Lions ~lub, AsbeT1llo, N. C • Lea d!zen tel9grame t~y der lUi tzgl1dor tun dom club. A! ir be:roerk l n do d.os dso !roon aanen shwack the shnnps 1s .sbtark a:1J yo der oiruaka r denkt uo.s Bitlr:tr 1.s n & "TOO.sar c::uc:or. �1.10:-: S ICTH 10;;10 P. )f. t;ntt•rtainm <'n l - L umina- !:ut .on by !.•on W. A. Ca mpbt>l/, \\ 1lm1n2'ton, Cha orm11n l'rogra m Co mmitt('(>, R 1·.::o-.!r~>lltm. L· o bb) Ot~·an 10 .0!1 1'. ''· Da nt<l'llt' 'till :! A. !11.- l.umina - )lu sic br J 1'11y IA-ftv.• it!o and htt Ol'('ht~\ ra T i'tt ft ct> li M· I 10 ''' A. l l IU<I I' \1 - ;,.,." Sur{ Hnthuu: • .,n llononK l!tK>m, O tl'ftn T l' ttlll'l" II •t•··· \' 'J ·\~hb11u.::h. l m m('dintr P ut Ill-trod t;o,,-r,..•r, jlrl'•l•l •nK. 1•-•·"·al•••n- l:o•\ 1\'ll.• uu Wo•ld on ,Chi>p. ian· ,,f H:·trn·t :11 . ~ lmrnolu.t'"Ol , f ~P<llkl•t. C o rLis A. W.ol~o·r. Uo.,ttlt'l ( ;.,,-,,rnor of fJ I~tnct :;J. '\ ,\•l·lr.--. ''l ll1·. Arthu r ( 'umf} . il•rrmn.-hnno,l\l.o!.,mo ! .LH:d • -11 ,.,.,,,~,·rm·nt~- L I"n FHID:\Y, JL':\E lOth " .:lu A. ~L :->J>i'l'ial 3n •akfll• t for G('nl'ral Offi~u, Pn.~•dcnt~ and StocNtntil'~ D1mn~;: Houm Xo. 1. 0 «-an T.-rrae{' llotd. f.i•u: G. If. llau m,.-a of \\" ins tn n -S nll'm, p n·· ,]din~::. l.utho•r T. I~UI:\'t1 \\'Jim inl:t. nn, 1'!.-o~tmlln, :.;,,,,;, ('arul>rln INI'otlll"ll T OI' If' 1-'0H t; ~;::':::~~~.~'l~:• ·~!~~~~-g~:::.~,:.0~•h•·•·ill··· :-: 10 ~- !'nn.:-- "lt.-nr T hll<t' !.ion~ ICo:~r". ({iroup S tru:ml:l . Aw11nl n f r1r.•t A tll'ndnntl' Prize. :lfl\11', !1' I) IS CUSSIOS: " :.;, " . I. Gn• l llh•rnntiGn nl Dh trk t (iu\'l'tn?n Orgllnit:tll'ln ." RGund 1_11bl~ d i~tu.s•un lrud by l.ion f:. II.IIM t_HlJ-:'3, Chait nHu. o f ('ommith•r on Cons totution und IJ~· · l.nws. ~;:::I·~~t ~[r. :;:;:~~~-~~~~~~~.~.~~~" 'Lu~~ l 'lulo ~;c•hK A m~nfll (Group Si n~>11!). Ad<lro·•~ of \1",-lfona·- lio n. T . Grad:,• Syrd, ?ruid«)n t; Asheville Lions : lub, Asho..,-111&. N. c . ·:~o A ·"· ·~~~/~d ;~"~"~?~· ~~i~~n;'"~=~~ ~~~~ Tett.!o<"l" lfotrl. Llon S eil lf ~tf't, lblei~::h, t•n'!lidi n~::. TOI'JCS- 1. "Womon~ Pia((' I n l.ioniam", by l.ior. :O.Inek Arnold, lnt ruducuun of lll~ltlCI 0ffi«tf b }' Fon.·~t (; llf'nt h, Pll~t Uiat rict Go• .. llalo•i.:h, :.:o rt h C'arollno. Outriet Gn•·ern.-, r~· Hepo r13 - l.mn ('~trbt, A. W11ll.e r o f Uis triet 3 1-N: 1.1on ~In<'": !II. J"rml('a n o f D~triet (irwn, OOro. 2. "PianninK and Conduc::tinsr t~ r•· Clinic~". by Dr. Roma Sawr;.>r Chcu., t:•l"Cu th·l" \'k(!-.Pro'aident of the r\orth Carolin11 St:ttl' A~aoeintiGn for t hl' Blind. :!t -C. : z;, 1' ~1. 11• Jltitt o f St;•t• Bl•nd C~nunitti."<<.'--Linn John \'ikt•fll, ('hninnnn l>is tri<:t :ll · X. nntr lolt(': !.ion \'. J.A• hb:auf:h. Chnirmnn Ill." t in :11-C, l>urham. .1. " 1\ Kl'y lltmbt'r't l!e~ponaibilitr to lfh Club." b)- Dr. J. F. Dukl', l't'l'sidcnt of WRllhlngton L ion. Club. ~:40. A.)l. Cl.'nf'rnl Cnm·c::ntion Call«! tG Otdl't by !.ion Mr.tk )f. J;ornht·:an, Dittriet Go.-. crno r 3 J.C. 1 1:, I ' ~1. I!••IJOtt of l>istr io:t Co'Timittl"f' for Pia~ Ol('n( of Stud~m" ll·:H'IIIK OrphnnAI:\'!. L'"" J,.• _ 0 . Snnd<'~n. l' rmdpnl o f ,ll' !ll ~thudi"l (lql hnnng-e School. Raleig-h. Invo.:ation- l.ion ~~- 1-:u~:t•nc Uull:~rd, W ilm in~:ton, S . C. Awnttl Third Attcndnnct> J>rize. l .tO J'. ll itl'l"•fl ,,( i'onstitu ti..-.u nnd Ur-Law,. C•mun iu.,., IJ}' l ion G. II. ll :utin£s. Chairma n. Anno urtn•me-n!J< b)' 1.1011 l.uth••r T . l!ol{cn, Con\'e-ttl ion Ch111trn:~n. Aw11rdln.: o f Sl'fi)nd Att~·ndRnce l ' r iuo 3~~~~-''x:f~o~.i~~~c::;,.,~~-'Bf,~~;-;::~~~ Lion H. l.. ( 'romanie, Jr .. S«rt<tllt)' l>i~nict 31·C. Mcnwr lnl Suvice b)· !.ion F. \\', \ \' il'fftltllllll, Dunn Lion~ Club. lte por t of lutc r national Co!w:ntion Committ....._. Chairma n, Lion C. J. J one!, l>urham. :-i. C. 6:(1(1 l'. ll. Adjo~: rn. j:OO J>. )l. Buft'rt Uinn('tlll ~an Ternee linte l Are*l!§;_ You The Smartest Guy IoThe World? Le a dbon toelegram:e to.zy d&r mHzg lidar tun dGm club. :t!ir bt:trOI)rlcin dD dDs doe !'roan aanen ehwack: the ahnapa is sMark: a."ld yader oin:alca r denkt; Uo!l Hitlsr h n greosar mm.zor. �!.IONS J•j -; u A~:-.'UAL STAH : C~ I! 00 A ~~ r lui· !"· cr• uu,..,· R<'P.•n'- To br f'ligi. t.),. '~ r Trq>h)', fl'l'flrl.l' mu.!'t ~ n.>lod "' h•n1 t1lkdfor. Thf')'Will~callt>dby llo ~tflrh a lph.. Uortr<'a l!)·. "'rth J)i•trict. :u .x lrr' t a nd :'11.(' " ""Hid, ' '"ar•l ,.f Ft~lltth All~>nrlanr.- P rizr . !tot~ n •! J~....,olullon• Committ~ by \ " J o\ >ht.au~h. Dur ham. ll• t><>n uf Cnodt'ntiall C'o mmittf'r by II I. l"tonuutlf>, Jr... Chairman, Dunn. ~··1.-ctro•n ,.f Conol!'ntion ("ity for 1930. ~.1.-cto"n ot omcc-1"11. AdJNitnml'nt ~ 10 I' ~~ r:fltf To•lrruom,.nt-Cilpr F u r Country I tut~Loon• Jamu II. Smith a nd H. r. a<ton Ca rrM"y Jn ~harge-. IJra!l:"t' Tourna mnt and Flll:t~hion Show ~l!:orhor laland Annf'x o f Ca~ Frar f"o•u ntry Club--M1"11. 0 . II. Shot"mahr mct.:.tift". !• 00 I' ~1. 1-tr.W H""' lla«-s-Ba nb Cnnnnll':ll'r.u nn by Wrlm intrton Outboar d Rae. m~ nr"t i J(I J'. :.J l hst r"!ct Go•·('rnol"ll' l.lanqu, t-Oeun • T"rrAI"(· DinmK RMm, !.ron G. II. ifiiJt in~~. To~~.~oLmllsk'r, Jlft't'iding. J;~~~~~~.n(-"R..,·. F".. \\', Wt rgma nn, I nt roduction of Guco11t.......,Lion V. J. A!<l'lla:~Kh, Dur ham, Pnst Dis trict f.ov. .-rnor or Dturkt 31. Sin&"inr. 1',.,~..-rltntton or l r ophi('l and ln trodu~uon "t r\t-u· Diu· ict GovPr no" by !.ion_.. Cllrbta A . Wa~I:Pr or Distri~l 31- :\" and .\lntk ~1. J ll':nnga n of Oiatri~t 31-C. Song (Group Sinr;·m~:). Addti'AJ-Ka rl M. Sor rick, Jrd Vice. l'r,.•idl'nt LMns Jntl'n>ational. 10 00 P. M. IJrllrirt Go•'l'rnon' Oa:l - Lumina ~~~Hl~ Ly Jl'lly Le!twieh a nd hi! OrTht-u ra. I.IST OF Cl.l'BS I~ XOHTII C. \ROI.I."\A IHSTRI CT 3 J.:o; ,\JI.•marlt ~lurph)· A~ht-•ill•· lh·t .M'mt•r Cit) Hind; )Jountnln llov m· (harlnttf' f'ht>rt)"ltlll' ( '<l!l("<otol Ga_,tonu• l~n. 't'n300ro llrckory ll i~:lo l'oint S.Ah•burr Shl'ib>· !-:ta t..~•·illll Syh•tu \"aldeu \\'inMon-Salrm Granite Falla 'HobinB\"tllto ' Butni\ville •uot Sprinp · n i~thland~ K nnn11p0l1~ • ~Iars Hi ll I.A:I!Orr ll oxk11•ill,. Kinltl'l ~fountain ' )la1l iaon ' Xonh Wilksboru 'IA"ak$.\'ille--Spra y Rnm 3t~r 'Mt. Ai r)' ' l!arl<.lltman L•• dh:en t eleg r am& uy der mlhg lic1.ar tun diJm club . Xlr D I STR ICT 3 1-C ........ B6lhu en UutKI\\" Clinton Columt.is l>unn l)urham t:ol r-nlon l.aGran~o::;, , Ber n Ra leigh R1111 nokt" Rapidt Sanford Snrithtield Spr inK It ope Wurrenlon Waahlngto n • w ,.rratt" Will ianalon WilminJrton Wilson •AnKer LAurinburg l.ittl('!on I'Jrmouth 'Pit lllboro "Silt'r Cit!' ~nfh·ld f'a)·t.-tt"ville Gold~ looro llt'ndl.'l"liOn llillsboro ' Ape~t NOT~:- • lnd>c:t.trs ne"" clubs organiud a inc-e J uly Some Men Think They Ar&But the Real Smart Ones Will Attend the TEMPLE CLUR MEETING at UNCLE LEO'S HOME AND BAR 100 Lakeshore Drive TUESDAY, MARCH lOTH, 8 P. M. and bear BROTHER DANfEL ROBINSON on "What. The Talmud Has Done For The J ews" b&roorkL-:~ do des de& t"roon aanen shwaelt tha shnnpa 1s sht ark &nd y9der oinzakar denkt uos Rithr is o greasar Dllml:or . ' fl ll)"l'lll"illf' Mo rKa nt.on Mount !l olly G:oad.J,• Byr d . Fresldsnt A absville Li ens Club , A.a hn ills . N. c. Lao and Joifoy �Li0XS-·I~>tH'"As suAI, STAn; COSVEZ.OTIOS LIONS Hi r n ANKUA L STATE CONVENTION 1',\ !'T UIST!Ut-T ,,,.\ t:I!:\ORS-D! STRICT 11 ll1 (''o:arl··~ ~ l..:.wn·r•u·. \\ m~loro-Salem I •l T L Knlqt.<\rld., ('h~rh•Uo' ' .1 1 1-. llu r~·••. lhoi••IJ.~~ .. J~IIJ.Io• t; !I IL•,ton~·. \\'on •ton·~l!oll'rn ll,·nr~ I' M~<rkl~)·, Cn..,.u..,t..Jm \\' I, llann.•\lh..•'lul tlt· 1(.•} t' ,\ltlltkl'n,l:r•.._·n•l••m t:,J ~ \\'httal..•r, t;vl,<)nl:t llv~h ( ; "lttcho.•ll. l'tat•·s••lt. R..••· J,,flll Uatdt•y, W d,on t;oJ;· n 1n::.-:!•: ltl:!f.-:!7 1!1:!7-2'1 I ,2d.:!~• Hl:.O,.:I! 19:1t.:J'\ 1 933-.1 ~ Rll~::wrll, ('h,.rl·JI'•• I:J:H-.15 fo 1: llo·alh,lh,lt't:~;h \ I MEMORANDUM 192.!·:!'l 192:!.:! 1 HJ:!I-:!5 Gr ad¥ Byrd, President J ahevllle Lions :;Iub , h . h1JT1lle , N, C. l !l:l5.;)o) 19:lb-:17 o\• hhau(h, fltlrhllm Lea diz~Jn telegra:no tay d~~ tal\:zg ll® r tun dom club . ~:anera shwack: the shnops 1s sht &l"k JJn £ftrmurium Tll·r' •~ "" ,f.-vi~! ll'llll/ .,.,.,.,., ,,..,..,.,,.o •. l!llmZOr. 10 11 T~j,. In' t>/ mm·tul br.-01 111 /;h,.,,.,u /) ,.,./,,.( lltrlif'.-/JI• iu.,, 1\'A .,~, pt>r1tof ..., .-n/1 f)rQ/1!, - l.onJr(ello w. Are*/!;_ You The Smartest Guy In The World? 8!1tl ~lr berll)Srlc1n dJ dos ysd&r olnukar denkt u.os Hitle r h d~e tro~Jn o. gre&sar �More ThanlS'OAttend Event At Battery Park. k.,.. ru ..n-..uous oe \0 amn~n or \helJ-..~I&b rntur.,. peon...: \be ~x.tl!ll' l tM tl.lJbt- 1wiQUU ~N1hi.J a( r.un, ,.., nllh' at lbtl aatu-.y l"&n: b<:ll.fL Mol• th.l.tl 110 ..-.rw P-L atl~u Up ~ p~MIIUCI lG J . 1~ .U.t.ea, a. w. 'hoylor, aQd Hlrt>ld 1"Dr4. WMII!'J W. B I'OWQ .-u P I"''Uill· The Asheville Club SOLICITS YOUR SUPPORT ~ will• the 1ol<t mu"u """· O.pUIJ m.:nct Gcltunw C&rl W ....cr.e tbe . . .,lb. t»•UI~t Oowraor OI"'C'n" In t ho •McnC<fl "' COOII:o: . P rft!drnt !bf R01 Ptn!ltpt. ~~~ ~- .~::r-c:::·~~:'· c~:.": ~:; l 1.. Tho meeun; cptllM wltb l.bt 111'1~· or Al:l'l.tnco. IN bJ' w. J . Plitt• of OUR CANDIDATE tnt p ,.., .. a11ct put r reddo:nt c CIAr~ l.-u.. .-f.komood and Introduced1'ttd Bnnrn out TIM ~ter ll•"1 Oury I •" tht :n•o-Utlon. P relolduu Waltn t\comftl and ll'l trodu~ U\o 101 111wn ~ta. IM~l Daniel E. Stewart P'ollowtZitllll•lllf pn.nt.Uoru ~·• rouc~e. Tile m.t.lll ~"'Ott'm of lhl IMttlrt.l WU " A CTU)' \l:ed!ll:\1(,~ • ~leu :;~~c!n~~r,.d;~~~n;~~!-:~ ot UJ. club. 'lba meeun, dowel with datlclnc until I o'dot.ll to U>a o::au.lt ~ AI Dunn and b la tl:'dle.tn. For DISTRICT GOVERNOR �The Asheville Club SOLICITS YOUR SUPPORT o OUR f CANDIDATE Daniel E. Stewart For DISTRICT GOVERNOR ,.._ i .,,. A ve ""<'. '" ·' .1\;.t(;\ CF d ~ilf lll.~r ,, ,., r,.~t- llfiCHT Or 8UILDI-..G ~ ''"'' ~• r "'•<0...1111\ fl ' " ·' <I ! J odd o liOII<II 1 ~ <l( l <'t <1t. ,., r!.~ •J•ul, 9 ~:,:~;:[:~~.~~~:~~;;;r~~~:t~;:~~::~:~:,r;iff ([ • fiA(~S 1 ;, 1_.,.,"' 0..!y '' • I E"'l ··~ Cia•• (0Yto lh• .... ~,J~,~~~ .. ht~. ~ oO iC'd/!Oftllhe s._,,, ~" t · 4)0 .. ~d .. , ~M~I~~ S1A1~ ¢~S~~VA1o~y W<>HI>'s TAll(ST ~ UIL.I> I N~ �MCETINC TOOAY; L:on Pres iden t Vic Johns on called the meeting t o order i'!t 1 p. m. lion Joe Pnrsons leci ~.:s in t he singi ng of "1\>ncrica" =~~ ~~~n "i~~~; ~s ~~~: "oa~ ~m@~~:P~~i~~e b~~~!~" b~ 1~!0~a~r~ ;_~; 5 Sb~reilt wflen our pcrenriiJI VISltln!) l1on Ua ltc r "Oubblcs" Cook from Hi runi, Flo r id.) entcrt.)incd us with his s inging Md un rchcars~ a nt i cs. Hi s vo i ce did tt'lc s ongs j ustice, but hi s anti cs ugh! lion Joe Schandl cr gave the Jnvocut ion - it was inspir~tionnl and well ~rased . �AV703 254 227 EXTRA N L=ASHEVILLE NCAR 7 MR LEO Fi NKELSTEIN= LIO N' S CLU B PRES IDE N T �AV70} 254 227 EX TRA N L=ASHEVILLE N CAR 7 M LEO F INKELSTEIN R = L I ON ~ S CLUB PRESI DE N T G GE EOR \ �AV703 254 227 EXTRA N L=ASHEV ILLE NCAR 7 MR LEO FI NKELS TEI N = LI ON!S CLU B PRESIDENT G EORGE VANDERBILT HOTEL ASHEV ILLE NCAR= ·THE EN RE PERSONNEL OF BELK!S DEPARTMENT STORE JOINS I N THANKING YOU AND EVER Y ASHEVILLE LI ON FOR Y TI OUR TELE GRAPHIC M ESSAGE CONV EYI NG CONGRA TUL ATIONS AND BES T W ISHES FOR OUR SUCCESS= C E HUDSON , WALLAC E PARHAM , E fA TUCKER , MRS JA SHIPP , CK MRS MARV IN W ILLIAM S, M E T~EL GR IFFI N, RS MRS ALM SM IT H A DE LLA H ENSON, RS M RS EU NICE M AGRUDER , M BUNA SOUTH , M ID BLACKMAN ,_ RS A M ARY GR IEF, LYNDA LL W ILDER , M BERN ICE HA RS YNES, KA THE f\1NE M OORE , MRS CHARLES HA WK I NS , M Gl.AYDS RHOADS, RS M E P W LLJ.AMS, . RS I MRS~~~RUDE EPLEY , PA N THA WH ITES IDES, MRS LUCILLE WA LLEN , MRS W ILLIE HOLT, M ARTHA CASE, M FLORENCE M IS, RS ORR M ARTHA ROYER , M E PLATO~l!_ ELL M IRENE CROWNOVER, RS M ARGARET DUCKETT , .EDDIE F M ILLS, . M ILDRED RE IGHARD, MRS I s BURLESON, EVELYN WALKER , M S D M WADE, R M PA T W RS ILDER, GILBERT ROSE , MAUR I!fE GR IFF IN, B~SCOMD STYLES , JOE DU NN , I G GREER , JR. , EDITHtMCRARY, EVA A ELLIOTT, MRS S ~RAH CORPEN ING, Telepl.one MRS RUTH BURNE TT, MRS I SOB EL ARMS TRONG, NE LLEEN ROBINSO N, CHR IS TI NE BURREL L, EILEEN PITI LLO, EDITH M CINTOSH , M ILDRED WALTERS, MRS MA E JEFFERS!.... MRS ROSE CLARK , _!!U T .. MC I !!!.rBg,._ !!_ M CLYDE ~OB~ TS ; RS BUR LEY BALLARD , W G HOWARD , JR., H STEPHENSO N, E Ll GON , K EDWARDS , PA U LINE CROWELL , MRS EARL GR ICE , ROBERT BUDD, MABEL WARREN , RUTH ATKINS, MRS VIRG I NI A R~_§__ERS , VERNON BAILEY, HELEN W ESTA LL, M PEARL HUDSON, RS KATHRYN WORLEY, ANNE PI NKS TO N, LO IS JOHNSON , N ELL DAV I DSON , M FRANCES M RS ILLS, 1HATT IE U M ELLAR D, BLA N_DINE SM ITH, .-'MRS K ATHLE EN PR I DGEN , M MA E JACKSON RS , STE LLA CARTER, CA THER INE PARKS , M JEAN RHEA , RS MRS W ILLIE HERRON, MRS DORO THY WH IT E, MRS GRACE TAYLOR , ~RS GLADYS ROE , CONNIE MACDONALD, Telegram.s to M Y ROBERTS_ AR , HIL DA BELL, MAMIE J OHNSON , M ARY Dl SM K CLI NGMAN , U ES JACK PRESSLEY. Postal Tel~grapb �MONTGOMERY WAR D JAMAICA, L. 1., N. Y. Rrpublic?-1000 !& 1007 H OJ4 NAH .ULTAH Jun"' 14, 1939 JUne 12. 1939 Ur. Leo FlDJca lta eln 58 Flint Street City Daor L eos Honor Bblu Leo F1nkol:stc 1n, ?rosid.ent .>..slwllla llono Club , Ashv i lle ::. c . Deu.r 1~ . l resl dunt : .\..Llow !:18 , nt thh ti=e , to t.J..o:e this opport.un1ty to congratulate you on yol8 recent. acco~pl1!liw..ent; tha.t of belrlt; e lected. rrasident of the Clu.b . lt is very t7atlfying to ~ . t o even feel, thllt I wao a c l ose tlssoc.late of y our!l in tlut hlt>bly r e coe;,nlzed B•:ss!ness t:en• s Club. You have r:.;J very ben t nl ...hes for a successful te r c . 1 rot\lly u..-o glu.d. 'md I n.:n ctH·t~ln thut yo u 1'11 11 ID.9«e ident , &n exc elle nt PrEiS- '!'hlns!J are J:.tst about t he s:.:.r.:e wlth 1:1e a~ t hen ~ ou l&st ~at~o ee . Nothing very excel tint; except r... row l.ripn to the Fair. l think. it. •:.uld. be wo rth y ot=.r whlll:' , l !' 1t coulc. be arra.nged. , to co~:~e to the f".ltr f or a. few d"¥s• I uns ure ·.-:c could l'.l.ve o. ver y good t l '!le. The fnr.~.lly 1s fine and I hove e very t :.1ng 1s the &l.l:le r.'lth yo~,;. �THE ASHEVILU:: IIMr.!S T m•.: .,.. ,c:l'fal nrilr.mftt a l ll:~ll on,..rtuoo,..,.~ot,rda.r mllfnh•c 'll htsl 11 .-.. ·r - r: .'. , ~ _ lbU)IIIIIItf, lll!'('lll'r~l'fd Onr. Ofi. . ! OIIIIJ: ll<'ru~..,.IIINthed.tJ'~nllr liT t h~ ,bhnlll~ t.l-..u dub, 11.&11 Cl'~" bltth too r.wb, W~ullto ll.., • .,." "- "'••ht,... "'""1' ho "•r~t~•n~m~. I'Jo~ ....," Oltldob O"U1o lol4 t hai )lhlnlto •Joould~notoGoolll<"f"lno.-­ 'obfor.AIIIOUif"t"llonbdltMn lt.,.t I O(It'o blrll'.ln ...o.cuol, tc, ' '· ,.,..f1M, l*llf mOIUiftr, Alld lb" J uU..ru·Hk!.u. o tri<"Uh ..llh<"r tot. tht.lr ll•lr- or ' '"''' U~~n.t mll.td.. l.,..., u•eotlorrnon.-J•Jallll'll h l.'ldlcnlltud Of r-ne••••rn hllhfrl,. pri.S., Mr.rn.a:torMJIIItll.rlkffnll • b W'-n froM lt.. ldOlhrr I•· IM"fbi<"ITaidput o n oMtUr. l t ~Mlbol oo pubiJef"tlolblllHI lrrr••"nJOI....,.•MII "!'at" '"'".... lh<"u o nlr.n . ;:CW';;::'~~f..";;A~~\"i1;;rrh ~em::t!:an~! ==~ :~~~~\!e almost reduced tl) standi.ng room only. Lion Jack Cole 1~ us in the sJ..nging of' America and the LiCins Sons accompanied by our virtuosos with the nimble fingers Li(.Prls I..t,o Finkelst..ein anc!. Fl"itz Al~ 'nte eingl.ng was great but we had the echo effect O£ain. Lion Den Skil.l.man gave the lhvoCation. �R~b~biJ~~~f~l. Is Heard By Lions Club li!ln~l "" th: Jen Ul• Ch...,.n R!Ibo!r\ f' J,eol», T~h!b..b I t:trs t~m,l<'. cot th ·~":!}'"<~ ~...,... lbt rN.f>lr•:· llt.tlb! o: the- ,_.....b· lh· lod:a~ t~ld ~r~r:n · UOr.a thtt> ~: ~,, 11 • J."'~a!Urlt-, o: h\•'~r'f tlu.t tr<1•1 \'lft Jty dael t!J1'14 In"' \lf:ll.lu:ll p<:l'l· \ 161:: h• 11 U•• cbiU ~~<Hm Dl \UI• nchteoWII'I~--~ ~rr, tbe ..-C1!d 111 ..bt<h •••• !.n tnry muo •bo lt.l"<l~ l <>r P'd •~>~•· .-•t.n. b.olltalr. U\lt~ ~~o-autr. ct!Oc!· !Ita. lf amvn, uv ~\< :'"'• of the ICitets "-! Drll .. . thf 'Pf>Ur t~ld ~nrt•theJ•w f""IY<'"''d' ret U.Dlt P aJt'Q Ll!J\tUIT<":lt "'h<l the f"'<'p:• 1.o rr,.e\lt· rd. Wl'tn a m1n 1~ 1 br~u-"b,<l'>d. •·-· h• h.a• '" .:!e•lforP ''• tb'\t ld1'111 ~ t. o~ th~ thY~n J(e ro11tllldfd Wl!b \,.. 11reod•. ''Tflt l r>rHtolpr•Ju.dll"tltblr,a:Jnlll tbr t ..ttollllr""ttbetrr·u.lA h\11 addn-10 lt.llbbl J or<'b. , ,.,. • fit tbt h~t«Y n: th~ l(<'a M tht Ju•• '"' th~ M(l\<lttn Pf<'rl•- ~~:~~~ !,'~.~d~'~';EI o Tbundar u 4 :tO o'd«t u. I to u..n. p.-t.....,ttd 'loalrlub ~1<1 me-rttttho P' tn<l :ftat"'l lht rno.tor l"rantlln w-htrt lN d:•rUT wm br tG Pn.r>tlln dub. 11 abo ...., • .,. r.lluom n••t ~l.adl•• o:ay~ ..QU!.d to. ._..,.pu•:tornlt'd • pu.d o.rob~lnlr1,5oOOJn>~ for lbaloc:al d111L T11• wntfromLI~~· This Indian Head and one nickle will buy you a. ticket on a. Carolina. Power & Light Co. Bus to LIONS CLUB W. P. Gfo;es, Ohabinan • ' '·' AlteqclaJ!ce Committe~. " Wednesday, August 9th, George Vanderbilt Hotel, 1 P. M. 2nd Viee -Pttsident'a Lion 0. il. Duel (In P erson), Pnsiding. Da.Y. " , 1 �eorn, •• 1.10 •nil '"" ••~. • ...,, ~~~~:".~~ ~. ·-.:..~~;':~~;; )1111•1• •• • , ..u,~•. ~ou, ,...., ,.u11U. 1 ·-·~ nrr, "'li'Pf'l•htc au~oul· •nu, ~lln•lt>, 111.. ,.," ll••n•••. Pfll lrlr1h I~> lbll: ~-~~ Jl'<ll'rbr. l,ftl, tb'l fat hH, ll!l!llteh•.-.1 )ll.o tttrntlt41f•dll,,.,....,., T bf> J'Mitll' U<)Ao ""'" puffh~.. ..ll l"''f"+olly rro... th~ o~ ...t.- •·ll!fo, r11•• no by lll.e .\loh~llllfo l.lo•a ~: -~~:...~7:'':! ~~.;.~~. ~~~ Mhtftle d+•n oe tlw .,...ndu te ~lll.alniHIIKIIII~IIII>M',h t ll'a Ia·• IOI.b"' 11'!>11~ ••• ••• to ... J)il"'llb l hrll. TM) li>C ' "" up"""" '"tto"'tll:ar ~ll"k.f" ..b u lllo,.,.., • • Y, l'tAJIM, p~ok ... .,. llfff, ..l4. Tho, •ub, • " hltll ,... •rrH"1•.:1 ~~~~h:':::!f~~";.":~· ,:;.. .... .; .!;~ '"' <lift. T IM: pllbll~ ell! be al. lo•·~dte _ II _L ~MI:h!lsbu ~~~~~ su.~. auon~ "'"' the 1\lll)«t ot a talk by Ch'lrln K . fl<lblntou, f<lltur o1 no.~ ILttemo<~a •t tile lun~h · t:0a ~areuar ol th• Wotu ch1b a~ the. OlrllrEt! Van<frtbl.lt luncl l.lr. R<lhllUO<I.,.,. lntrOGut<'d bJ !Aon Walker. pi'Of;ram chUn:nau. P'I:IIIOWUI,c h!o blld <fi,.;W6.1on 1!1 Ua •~cnt. '~'"'up 14 th• p•nocnt atrll(cle betWHII <krm&nJ 011 ont .ll,dt lll<lltll.cllnd,Pnracc an(f l'ullrad nmu, U\11 oa Ule <0\ber, l.lr, n.o.bLDioOfl ...,. n•1:tnl an ~bt'rctq"""'llout.pu t hl111 bJ nu!llbtnlllthe t11111 .loi!U CGI.Itotn 1100fl, tnoUIIn pic• tur• utrtw lit:• wt:.n htr rwnoua dolt. bc.w.o, •poll" alll.ut :hla It• lnutOn, • hlch la nowu h er'• cle• pa nmtllllt~.anrtaln pt:n.11ll!" oftbep~flom•b kb.,U ro;~ IG th• .UhnU~ OrU.OSWc!IIO hoa::e. z..e.,. PIIIhl•wn,prl'aldcntortht club, JHN.IdfQ. 11.n0 tt:oe 111110..~ :~.:.c,:- ~~'7"~=~~~~!,?~ :.:;:~w!u~~~~~:2E. ~:j WUUarnCedr,otl5t. ~ttl'lt ll.u,, J'ta ; J,L.La-,otMM>tUr, oadl)r, D, J: llhHhow. ol AN:ulllr. ��Jluncheon Clubs Givel ~ Much Time; Money To Charity Enterprises . LIONS' .!'t1A1TRESS FACTORY FOR BLIND lS OUTSTANDING PROJECr - WORK TN BLIND PREVENTION FIELD IS NOTABLE .,.. __ ~.,otd.t- rL DGEl}if 82 NL 4 EXTRA=ASHEV I LLE NCAR 8 LEO F I NKELSTE IN': F I NKELSTE ltlS PACK SQUARE ASHEV ILLE NCAR= 'THE UNDERS I GNED JOI NTLY APPO INT YOU ALONG WI TH A FE W OTHE R BUS I NESS LEADERS ON C I TI ZE NS COMMITTEE TO CONS I DER PLANS AND POL ICIES REGARD I NG KEEP ASHEV ILLE AHEAD MOVEMEN T AU SP I CE S \ cliAMBER OF COMMERCE· DE FI N ITE PLANS YI ILL BE PRESENTED FOR. YOUR ADV ICE AND APPROVAL BEFORE MAK I NG THE M PUB LI C· I E IND I V I DUALLY AND JOI NTLY RE QUEST YOUR PRESENCE PROMPTLY AT FOUR OC LOCK WEDNES DAY AFTE RNOON , ( TOilAY) I N CHAMBER CONFERENCE ROOM ARCADE BU I L DING· THE RE WILL BE NO FI NANCIAL SOLICI TAT I ON M T ING SHOULD BE ADJOURNED IN LESS TH AN ONE HOUR = EE HOLMES BRYSON MAYOR HARRY MA TTHEVI PRES I DE NT . �\<I~LEcws TliEsDAr 11IG1!r ~TO BE I!EtD Bl'othor lou K lil!:3IDEHCE 1llember3 ot Ut H. Pollock ld.ll 'llleodl\y nisl>t o X.""Ple Club thi be host to 24 Chiles A. # V\;tober loth " Com.f.ng Brother Kenilworth at his home the evening Oek l'l1ll be es • ' ' American Tz-1 and WUl "Peak SSJ'ist tor the Pl"'blom p," with "Peci al on "lfJr South South Americ ot tho Jcrr.tsh rer.:~erence to ent, but 11 4 • ntere f1iU b .. ~e in President 'k:r:;_ discussio~ r':flfesponf!.&nd important .--Ulkel stein ensue, d.iscussed Allmatter3 of bu.,~ Pl"'eside ~ l!lenber s are ur;:s Yrill b~ to attend ;uue, ----=-- --=--- ��-, ~ ~c-he&Tfllln 1 SoeW)'NBW~ ~wo n D e lla nr1 gg I & ..W a . c :. , _ ::... ....... ....... 1- .... - 1, .........,._,., ... ,..-"....,,.., - I Mrw.--....u.w- .............. . Is Wedded George N. Self - JUc«ming JO~~ Satin Robe Satin robe.. thrillinaly feminine with I~ trim---em~idered Aoral deticna or ple.in· ly tailored 11Hairal Each another J)l'rt of " graceful pe.Uoern in the modern.O..y deaign for livina. F rom ~ ~Hiiiii!Jit ~ ~mooth lacing !fiJY.. , &rnprecetle bi; .. for a ..o•••d,.fi;k••k ... l"llt~ INII&II ,\~ n ~ UtltllT8 $49·~,.; ~(p lt't the t moothctt ,irdle in fa.hion'• front line:, with •he Jadnt in the badtl You'll d:.te on the way it whiulu waiatlinet 1lmotol to nothin;nu~ and round• hips to k-&Uilinc full nus. h'• the Smoothie of the Hour-to aive you the Hourvlau Silhoue:tte:, more preciow thllfl aold l From nar lhltiCPI ,..,.,. ,.,.II• , .... To PI) n \ '"" Wtt~r fbnman~ FURRIERS li~mr~b 5 .00 spectators by .mountings M ay we .how you Athcville'• m o 1 t udutive line of mount~ il'\81> Pl1tinum fr om $ ) 0 en $100. Whitt en Ydlow Gold from $IS to $~S~ Cfoot . Welic;/tt Shown-t.lcetebed from •tock..,_;,, one of the mtny timple and S"aceful 'Foot Oeliaht Shoet in our eomplete collectlonl Pori brown ruede with allia:ttor call trim ·· ·• •·· ·· · ·······.····· 8 75 . Every pair has the ma~c cuahion, aecret of lively feet ihat never tire. Af (,r~. Like a cool drink for. your skin Pasteurized Face Cream I W~J"'~ by ftefena · rubinstein <~ b 1 ACK ta t\lll<iam'-lll&b.t B a.u. \0 014 ~our \o 0111 U.UlOp lor'tl&UI~I IIOitOn &Kt ~titrl ,lk..,r•t nr:u. .att<l .U•· ~.,.,. . . . . . . . ec.totlb-.1 upl>GU~IJ· ..0004 ~1\U~".;;· J:.·~~~j •porOdun lnn. 1t Like no otl:er dcan1inr; CTt.am you've e vCT wed-liaht. cool. it quidcly pt.ftflrlte. for quick clellf)•ingl 'The ide•l cream for f11l, beuuae. parched lip• and windburned facu !ind i'!' cooli~lt eff~t1 wonderfully .ooth• '!'f::· c \.!ake rl a darly belluty habit, uch lime you " "' it )'Our com11lcs:ion will look c.ltlrcr, more radiant. P..te.lt~ed face Ctum for dry •kin or for normal or oily . tkin. 1.00. .- -.;:Jl~)' ~/// ~ ~\ .-/ \ \' \ ) '- -• • r----free samples---..., f?.....t.... .....t.S".... UMAY'NOOO·,H0f'oll9410 Three aample ttick.t of Helena Rubinttein'a new lipttidc: ahadet with each purchue mnde in toilet aood• department. �E-WINNING JULtON-IS (Meaninr Loo .h.) NAME AND LETTER SUBMIT1 MRS. NELL ROBERTSO~ 44 LAKEVIEW ROAD Me111ben of the UONS CLUB, ASHEvn.I..E ~.'r.:"'.:.::.,. =-:.!::'"... r.~~ f::..~~<o'T ===!~.-.. ::..c-~..... ~c-· . ~~ ~--=- =~-~ == _ ~ . ~ For the BEST Food in r1i . ., Asheville. N. C. =.,w..:;:r-~ o.nd wina the ~..:-::~:::~~u~~c.. ~-:-.;::._.., ... . . . ,. . . S25c~H l;..'ri.:...... c.. otl =.~ :...:-..:.~...,..u.. e.. :'.!:! fe:.';t-..!~·c......... :\..!t..-:....~· Cllo.a! Mn. .............."'..... '- ... u-. • __.._ __.. l>c*ll - , . . .......,_.. ~ ._.. 1" ~- . ._ _ _ -. .· - . . . .~ . M. .IM . . . . . . .t!Jtoe; U.. . . . . . . . . A.Mon. ~~.-. Now IM.I U.. b.iloy ...... bu ............ ucJ tlM citt't Ndt to ~.:. ........ e.. r..!...':.'""~.. ~ ~":"',...'.:~""'"""''· ... - AMERICAS GREATEST SALE OF AUTOMOBILE-TIRES! WARD ............. .-..1, t·"t=:..· =~::... _.... a. ~~ ~ t..'"'~:-Qo =--~ ~ ~~ ~!:t:-'C't'Mweo. ~!'f::=:: ~- ~ t-';1 .......... EtERY RIVERSIDE .,._, toa.orr"C" for ... OM of ow appd.izint hmch..? ~ Deliciot~sl !f.E_f!BD~~~~1JrJf;'Z1J!.-• to .JS£: t Cfountain 8pecialsf l ..ru M• ot ~=-~ ~~~~~-~-~~ ... The'"" ptb rWt.tll oppcll'tlrity" .U.Oftd.,..li:ty*•'fO"IIMCII Md """ - .... :..... . . .. Sc U ...... ~~,.., ...... w... w..., .... _, b.ty ......-to 1Rtra. I lOc 14c &t .-• • THAN WARDS -ALREADY LOW The & Hay $100 =-~.;.a. ,.,.._... a»r,~ P£~tEa I -- "W.n lmnldo" ... "' ":'" .,... ,__, 1 74'0 ....... Wards"'...... ,_ - First Choice! Get h • t-.u•••••liY fo~n4 Z•tr)' dtt)nrnftiM It ~·• utld•OrJ' u."lu -.itbn\ 11.114iof liMt ot mllnl Cluqt to Jl.uD. ltten ioJ. W . . Wul:L Dairy-Maid ... ::-..: .... ........ 4.P ....,. lAY SPECIAL ...... • •• a: t 3Nt a.:ee """' J.:U.U Half Calion for • , • , • •••••• •• SOc Two Pinta for •...•...• • ••.•. asc .....,...."'- ,t.l.l. n ,. 'OU U , NOW 4•rl1t&: WAJI.D WIEX: ftr H DNtlro-...1 •nU.C.I Wernnud willl. ., ll&ltl • ... ··· ·- ICE CREAM 8~ V.o,. u thhulon thtll 7tW'dlnll.t••ponlltlett ~. It• prlc etl S•7 ""lrhlldllt. . . . WUI ~= • •• • ..... ... ··=-· • .•. ..-a ...• 7 . 1. Dt...W. "p.!no" ._.._, 975 ..,._ ..... , .....,_, lA Qwalty" ~~' ~ trl"'lll- loqtr weulqi • pric•l't..P.t, nrff- tor uht)l Gutlllltud Ati..nt-W&niWtdl:pcknl lo. .t t,.-l,u oltllt7tUI fl•ul fluH:t11•lh7 .._to ' l"t)'OIICU'"'71B•IIttp to e tU.IIoll..ud,aot - ...., ;...... ,.• -:-..: .... ..,.., R•7•• .u:ac•"'' &.IN!' • . .. . . ·•·"'" ..1J.M 1.c.cse •.,.... ,...... 7 ••• - 1 I . 0. MU11JCY......... ·s.---n!l5 No uftr,lona:uuetd q tlu ..... at U7 print Cor4 for - • • .Uu(ol Stop-Slid Tfftd The A~~mLU,M.l t :J,<t.a HJ.4 0: 97 V ermont Ave. 12 H arris A...._ IS Druid Orin lkfore )'ou .b111 70Ut I Ho:nu. Ther .,.. b.~ tiol\ ot 1fnJ' tune. mont. 1-0MIM bal~u ORDERS DELIVERED FRE£ ..._.. •• ftor,_ l1 .. )1.h•~· flop,. No.,.;,.. wortl puulea to unravel • •. No free s oodol No catchy combinatioN forcins the &ale of more than one item! No padded or r.u..d lut p)"ic01! ~ _ . . wt""" U::M A. X. .... l iM P . )II. 9~"LY, 1'MM ~ rruaJt •t r 1oe l'1flllt J:•ffJ' o.,. Pknt Opea Dll/7 r ... IMpt(tl... Just sla..ru... reductiono fr~m our regular low list price• on any pauenser tire or tube . in our store~ Ill :\It ~ :\""Tt.l tt ::til~ R,. .• rfl ''l For Your Fuel Needs Growing by leapo and bounds7-Up'• hich quality an d it. ~';';'·.~ 'lfowinr by 1 ea p 1 •nd h ou "d• In j lh. public'• favor. Try i1 ==~~;;c~.bE CATAlOG ORDER IE.RVI<E PJ'. • Kindline . ~, JOO::JO'J•'<m\' Sparkling ~ ~f a • Fire Wood • . All Typeo of Hiah Quality COAL lfn Stobr, Purnace, R .n,_ (>~ ~-· COMMUNITY Coal & Lumber Co. lt.1 MWtoW'JI lt. I , IC. l'lltllt ,11 JM,-..,,..... L ,.." Delightful Tn111C Mnlt,.., Ol1tr/1111lM '\-:-\111). BUY NOW ... PAY MONTHlY """'"'d ' '•'~., - •f, l ,f'•,.•l"' ·· - 11'1:1 We Didn't Know We Were Making If So Tough -Fn.rtk .Edwud B.amet• CASH COAL CO. and J ':rnu Lydecktr Brown WAGNER ELEC. SERV. wtre tho only LIONS whote nam't contain· cd the tamo num~cr of leu.,,.,_ • Lions • Bison • Snakes ~ hkc rat; :w. CODY REALTY Ploooo 1077 Visit The earolina' • Leopard • Elephant • Alligators · · Baboon • Wildcats Ad:.nission Free Admiuion U alway• free at the RKrUtion Park Zoo I The Zoo U mai.nta.inecl mlire:ly educational value lo ~he c:it.i.z.ml ancl (Of" ita MIDDLEMOUNT GARDENS vWtors in lhi.a area. Park Departmen1 �ME . FOR -Tn·r~BABY ,- -liON Members of the UONS CLUB, ASHEVJl,U: ~=:....... ..... ,._ .... =-Mf7o...~~ ·-~ ""~~ ,.- ~·~Ir-t<7 Worl o... ..,.., ~ :- :-.~il:.- eoo. . . . . -. U.. hJI\l C.. , ~~ .... --- !M?... IIla.=J.. ~-~;,.~ = -:::.... . :::-:..':'.::..,,. ~:t:.~ o:.~;; =:-...="e.. ~~=­ ~~~ . ... I>.!. = ~=a...... ___.. , ._ _..._., t-eo. ~= ~~-==·· ......... ~:~ ~:...,""=.,,. Uftlee '-'~ t!,. ..'" ·-·I.~ T C. I - ...... C.. ~~:. ~~".. U.t.Woo. J;rf.~ ............ e.. ~~::::" r , C. • te!O•Ioto ~~~::.c.. That Goea Everywhere :::w-a!"'.~r­ ~~Ct. !!:.\.::· ,it-"!:1•.,.,.. COAT . r•IOIL"- .. ... ;.,.._,_ ~ ·­ , , l,. ....._ . J. L.Loo•-· -· :;..';..';:""~ THE ~ f!. ~ ~~""' ~· ~..':c..- ~ ~··-- $59·95 __ . ..-........... r:.::-tlf ..::--..~~l"k'ft "i-p(lnl, ..: tallncif\bl.!.,.u..,l ~=~,,.':,·~~~~,..·~·············. . ........... ~ ~.!~""· no ._.. , : . :.-;: :.:.:. . ff~:o.:. C..l ~ ..... ..us **~ -· eo&.. ~-:::....:.: $25 ~~lUI.:.-....:=:.;; .,_ .,q\ttn•t.. 1 Ill.._ &ad U.. • W"lntwr .wn. lt1lf 1'0\U _ , .,, a.tt·a ..... •·"- ..,_,,.,.. .............. • <>thor Coat. $t0.95 to $79.50 ~ $25 to $59.95 THE DRESS That Compliment. Your Coat 795 ' JSriUI.allt ,..,.. ~=whit 111tttrtna ~~:.;.·~ =*-=:-:= ..-uac allln.. .u. .,.. ...uor.c •11la. $ ,._,._,..._r.m.. ........... • ~ - ::.s;: '=!...~~~- -~-~ -~- ~ :Ia&. THE LION I -- ----- Ia Known For POWER· Solo ~RiCAM f!]u [I It 11 IE I S C LIONS for QUALITY! t ...... at .Utima&. DIXIE MARGARINE We Sell and Recommend Good Batter-Krasl Bretul • I GASOLINE fill Up Tcday T . A. HAIR . 1 Lik• lhe ~ of tiM a.a.ta. wlto proodl1 cootro4 tD. J-. al•, - .,. P"N'd to olf• Quality ~ to ow ew- . ~u lb. 20c Ao 1m Ria aud Aa Good AI A L*a ROYAL C~OWN COlA 12 Full a.- 5c Native Animals Ul'ffl• /If~, ,.., ... I§ NtWI . .. tiM •...,.,......_Uilet:ll •-u.. ".,,_.., ,.,.,,.,..:....., ..,.... J. L. LAWRENCE GROCERY CO. h 219 Harwood Roed Olnc.t ClW Ia CIN aU Ia · ... . . .....It'll. VISIT Everything For The Office • ,o.un.,.. ,.... RECREATION PARK Complete Zoo! AND SEE • Puma . Taylor Joint Talman Ao City SaIeaman Rffl> ve ..,.. t U.. • ~ *'nb. ftet llil«rn "-It •a IIOI'.U,. CIIOWJI', a Pnd.. a Diab1'butor • Hyenas • Elk & Oeer -~ avo--. 2Sc Drio ........... . Lb. JULEON Overcoats E•~ p~uaed Unredec:med pkdat•. 0...-co.t ..1e&ned, and io a«Uent condition. Al11iteJ. Priceo ~95 to $9.95 bt•• lllhd . .., FINKELSTEIN'S 7 S. W. Padc Squua • Cllr1laa ,..,. ·~ TJ'Jionl(tlny 51 • ...,... a Tnlf'WI11"" II,U.. ""*'" • A,.l nJ )f;o.cbl~ a OtfiN:P'IImlhl"' • a Ta~Wo a c ft~!• • a ,.,.fro a I< II"'•Off!n C•••lllll • SELF BROS. ~• U... fiHif- l ll.loCUt ~lf't ....... A ...... aAI TALMAN SUP~ci\.•. ~ EXTRA SPECIAL VALUE! 3 ·Piece ~~-'""' $49·95 Complete, A. 51-';AJ>ove W;th Buat.Jn Tub $69.95 EASY TERMS ROGERS PLUMBING t.w Bwldinc ~0. _ Pbcu• 364 Cotlel" St. Quality Paint. - The Like the LION is KinK oi the .TUJllle • •• So Ia (Bfu• and 8;/"'' e REGAL COAL King OF Healing Fuels F~ P•ompt D<livuy C.U Pl!oloe 6861 , . C. C. R. COAL CO. OWe• and Yard Fair¥iew Rd. Vomloheo 705 H.,....! Rood Pb-H 2105-1771 ,.._ I. A. J1.M GRILL For Your SUNDAY DINNER . $100 £nJo; a ... ~ P.-fect)y ....... ou><~_s.. ~"::'-r,.;..·v:~ Manner. George VANDERBILT HOTEL . L~ �M rs. H ester Has Revi~v At M eet You Can Cook An Entire Meal At ·one Time In One Utensil ELECTRICALLY In the new EJ~trie Cooker completa meala can be coolced at one time ••• cuii)' .•. quickly . , . automalicaJlyl There it not the leut intcrminalinr o! O.vora. Each food comet out tender . , , a temptina dish to cou: the pooreat appeiitu. Many attrac.tive Coolcen are now on di•· play, "J}ley are a pka1ure to tconomical to ope_rate. Ute • • , See Yout" Electrical Dealer Carolina Powor A Uaht Company ��·~- :~·.~M- .E'~~Tu --, ·l NA """' . -;~ ··-~ ._, "' ' ! ~ ' ' . ~ ' ' ~ _ - ' ~-:,....,..~ ~ .; ~ ~:;~ ·E · :~ _,,_ "::-" . = BABY ~- =--~ ..~ - - .,.~-...,-=""'"" ~ It's Easy To po IN HONOR OF THE BABY LION- HERE'S - O H We Present - .J( . -~-- ' for your enjoyment 3. "I believe the Liom Club of Aaheville is ,...nd....m.- LION RULF OF THE CONTEST .S 'TIM winnn ot lhc coatat will 1M jycqcd on tiM correctMM of NTanrinr 1M pkt:wa, tM appropriatof th ftafna and tiM oncinalitt of tM kttb'. SUNDAE ---------------------------------- 15c ~ 2 FOR 25c 14C ........ ~~.P':• . 10c J ''Two-ln.Qee" lOc r - .. • . 15c B..-.-8-Q SODA • . •.• IMp LioModo. Mado r... r...... Linoa 5c SINCLAIR'S H-C GASOLINE Cloo<olot• Molt..! Milk . rl PLATE LUNCH 25c IM:htdiq DriDkl ......... -~­ *"' ..,.,..,_.. ...,.., .....,_. I,.~. ............ Dr J,., ll, ~ & . L _ ,•. _ . .., "· ....,.._"_.... cu.., ., . L-. ....... """ ..... .... ca. ~ l't.............. ,_., ~ LL - "· "'" - · P. \:1.. ~ .....-... . . . ._ a."· ...liMA o.a. ,_ ..... ,.. .__. Storts Wednesday, Oct. lith Save on·A!I Your Needs HERE'S HEALTH! $}-00 America's Greatest Sale starts w • dnesdayl Months ago, Wa rds 625 store mana ger• planne d a head For this great semi-annual Not o"lr 1upcrbly c-k· cd a"d .e.ned f ood• but you'll al•o er,joy t he •I mo•ph~re of our dlr.in' roum, Sund1y dif!ner here i1 a h• bit y ou nu·cr p ow tired of. Salo l They co mbined their biiYing power to make huge purcha ser a t rock-boHom pricer l Goods have b.en brought hero direct from fadorios in carload shipments • • to cut cod sl That's why yo u can save cJollars by atocking up d uring Ward Wtek I Wt guarantee that Word Wulr prices are our lowest prices of the n osoni See these values youn elfl Plan now to com• to Warda tllia Wedntsdoy . . . and aavel llao-so. Daily ":fen'• Lunch, * CaU Our Repruentt.tive. DAIRYMEN'S CREAMERY PHONE 1934 For More Than JO Years POLLOCK'S Has Beert ~oaring l..iiCe A Lion Tellin• the people of A.hevillo and Weatem North Carolina Of Wonderful Ji · ~ Visit -The Carolina's -,. ,. . ....,. u.. ...... , .... ..... ,...'"' .,. ,..,,.,. • .. •ntt':or.ae ••••eUJ"-a..a 4111 lllf, . . ...... l'f«h ecl HfiUIIItf" -«'!',..,.ft 111 Your Fu!!l Needs • KindJin1 • F'tre Wood 0 All "l)pet of Hip Qt1ality If • I - BR£W£D IN "'LD K£1 TUCKY" . . .. .. ," .1.-t • Jma. , nu l l -· ~,,.,._ "....,....w. u... a.~ Ctoi!Jil Ulo ktl#ll•'"' n u. ...., l l'lkJ · - · tNt II III ''•'" -~ .,.MIIU ... IOWII. III MIDDLEMU O NT GARD EN S \'Oil ~~~ ~In • Lions • Bison • Snakes • Wildcats -Admission F-ree 11ur t lort • n• rt«l,c•l'l«· ll~r COAL IW II Admiuion i• alway• free at the Recreation FREE Puk Zoo I n.. Zoo ia ....U.toined eotinlr for ita edUcational nlue to the citiunl and "iaitor• in thU area. Boutonnif.t. For OM Week SM • Leopard • Elephant • Alligators • Baboon •••lli.T _., • tU • •· IHtllnH IIIlO UIM.t Ill COMMUNITY W Cool "' Lumb..- Co, f'tMw.,u Jkn...tll II. I. LOM-..-a. ~ :..:..:.: - ..... !ll~.l Delightful THE WINNERS Frank Banu.rd, DiJM'butOf' - - - -- Park Department, ·-- �nd Fun For The Entire Family! ~ Lion Tamer C. E. Hudson says: ~ TO '"'WIN! "Every mao, woman and c.hnd in A.hcvillc not only ahould &O out and tee the b.by lion at Reert•tion Par\:: thia afternoon. but, put on their thinlrina cap~ to fmd an appropN.to name for this magnificent ton of Pa,_ Leo and Mam~~ Min· nie. Not only the lions bubmm1ben qf the AthC'-ifle Uoo. Oub will be th~r~ to r-o..r you " real LioM '''~lcoml"" This Is Mrunn1111"""llie = S&e h.u • a~te old-fa..h~ed name, AIWi. •"- I. an oM· fuhiooad moth.er wbo tbow• e'l'el')' att..tion to thit fine ofhprirlc ol hen. Come out lo Recrution Park thlt aftemoon---JOU .,. · - · to rcrw~ the ~ti.,. for lM ria:hl name for lhe b.by lion. ' '-•w-.• Tlw.A,a.c,ll.. ('IIIJ.ta 111111.Tl_,.••II -llllleto «tiM. 1~ - •• ~-"''f ...... . - . nne altll n1s -~~ •'Pt. Mot - - ~ ~-~.:"d··~-~=~~'.r=t~:::~.. ~~ -; Oft."' ....... Asheville Shoppers Have Found Out Long Ago That The .. .. UONS SHARE of VALUF..S _.. 'I'. Will Be Fo\llld at C.-.- =~~:~· ,,..,..... " L ... , _ ~ BELK'S ~L- L ....... :t.. A Tough Baby To Handle ! ~· ~:~c._ Tllal . _ - . . . . . . tlftk cnt~n­ --.... .... eu -. ...._,, .UII Or. )(Jifo.t'•--·-~hlt. ,.,elo ___.•• _,. .... • )'tllt "T"'Ik0_.. ::-:r.n.:.':t~tll Ut .,.,., .,..,., c.na. . . :r...L..:.•:::.!... • a-.w .~ J ........... ......... ........ Moo.a ~ ~ ::!~·· ::~ THE UON aA .. 1a Known For POWER So l& AMERICAN ,~ ~ (tl (TI I GASOLINE Fill Up Today T. A . H AIR I The f"mut Matt.rua "vt ,....,.aloH ia Mn•tlat: "1. .111 r..&lllft'" In Jll"'atlq.la..atar".,._ 1 Dittn'butor ,..., .......... ""liP. -IUftt 1 S.C.OM s.tk'a Vut R-.ocrca • • • «l&Wa u. to\.,. frGm tha cor.~.ntf}''• ludin• mllt. a nd muufuhttcn, we an fu~·· in lhia S.le a hu1e variety of brand new Fall me:rchandi,. In la,.a q~a&n• titiul Bee.-. Belk'a T~ Ba,otn, POWtr ••• c.nahlu u. to hu,in f1t:AI quantitia at the lcrwut poMble market prke. , • - c.a• otfu you d~e:ndablc, ,.nted naerchandit. at te.nMd(lonal aavinpl for Cadi ODIT • : . that enable. w to brinr 7ou T ...,_07._ thlt eath metn.., can huy ••. bec•ue • • bu,. UONS for QUAUTY! ~!-~~ ~~!~:!:!:: ti.na . *4 DIXIE MARGA!UNE :.v-5 tc..n ... aD We Sell and Recommend Good Batter-Krust Bread .-I.... ROYAL CR?fJN COLA l. 12 Full Ouncoa, 5c n--·._,.._ ....... .. ~ . ., Olen .aq - Harwood Rood S.C... Belle'a He.. R•Arranpd Maay OepartaMatl, •• for 7our coo•mi~ and comfort • •• 7:M~ -MU find lt u add..! pl...ura to .hop In this hie lricndl7 •torcl Don't mi. e»Ur ..nndow di.pla,.. I A Tip That WW SAVE YOU MONEY 1 ................... S.. &O'I',U, CliO'W:(. Tolopbo.. 2061 WIN $25.00 ' courte.) A. Big and A. Good AaA Uon ' J. L. LAWRENCE GROCERY CO. 210 a.••• .,.. lleuliiM ~ MoaN ••• and every pic-ee of wm• mu merWndiae m\at be durc-d out, w~·ve rduc.ed all rema.Inmc atoclu t., • .,11 at unhaard-of low a ricetl (Some. aliahtl7 .oiloo, of ~ ·in the . Name the Baby LION CONTEST • Hyen~s • Elk&Deer lf .=·.:.·~ ··:::..:::..~"::.: Ut.OWAI I ':::'!:' $ 2995 . -:--: ~ ~ ~~~.. TALMAN ....... ,. } . Office =-.:.: Supplies 1~ now when it will coat dollata latw. & PHONE ~ 51 Q..lll, Polnta 7U Up Today Vamlobeo Harwood Rood You'll Eujoy Your ' All Amwm Must Be In Friday Nile King of ihe Jungle ••• So Is £.,...,. Uaredeemed pledaa. 0.tt"coat deti~, prflted anJ in a;cellent cor.clitMHI. All.U.t. - Kfng Of Healing Fuels ··;~-' Pri<u _ bUWI_, I NS ROGERS FINKELSTEIN'S 7 S. W. Padc Scruue - SELF BROS. I Read Rulea Above And Get Your Entry $4-95 to $9.95 b., )'OU r:u ~~A£1: ~,;S:~!-i:~~~:E.~ You Can Alford To Own ! CUI CO'UUTa ~~.-,:-...=.::~.: .--. " - Th• you ..... ,..., c-. PLUMBING CO. (A,. Buildin, Phone 364 C. C. R . COAL CO. Offica and Yard Fain-icw Rd. u.. "· ...,... SUNDAY DINNER $!-00 In Tho (/3/u• and 8;/,., GRILL Of Tho George VANDERBILT HOTEL �~'C - "'•••·-- J •.,: •c - I' "'T ~ ...~ ••. ' "QI Baltic Region Assumes New Importance 11~ATHURSTUPK~ CONFliCT STOPS!/ OOWNW~RO TREK ·~ OF PARTY HOPES'! BALTIC RECION I • <:> * T MAJOR NAVAL lASES SECONOARY NAVA,L BASES PROPOSED RUSSIAN BASES AIR B ASES ICf-FREE PORTS ~ICE-LOCKED ~PORTS -curJAN PATROLS Wh. GERMAN MINES ~ ~ UI71SH MINES = ARcn:~,~ft!~~a " ~~~CEAN TO LECTURE ON ·I GREAT SMoms �Mttrwc API!IL 2ndo Lion Jim Knight convened the IDOeti"'! with Lion Parsons iea~ the singing "r "~rica" and the "IJ.on~s Song" and Lion l.uei~ l ed the invoc::ation. c>.1r Dl.nner nJJsic wae supplied by Lion Leo on thu Piano and m t he A ccordian LiM Fritz. S ICK REPORT: Lion Ralph Neagl e told u.s that iJ.fln Leo Finkel..:rt.ci.n • • in r oom 1019, St. Josephs Hospit.al , nst ensi1)ly9 t'lr' scme t cct s , Howev('r1 the rumor, apparently started by his Doctor Lion Feldmlin, is that IJ.on Leo is " PREGNANT"'? Lion John Rodgers~l.Y impr oving, he has ea!ned some wei g ht and i s l ookin& forward to beins with us again. Uon Charles Chapaan is in St. Jascph~ wher e they have f ound an aee\A!Wlal.ion of fluid ("10 his knee which will have to be drained, in t he meantime he must keep the lilt; el evated. Ltonese Marjorie Grice is still very si ck in st. Josephs , pl ease r emember these ail.i.n& club ~bers and their families in your pr ayer s . To-Jlillee[t Lions Club ---,.... • i""?"'"Wrr-- WAREHOUSEMEN, GROWERS TO BE DINNER GUESTS BuJ.ey M-;n Will Attend Lions' Meet Burley Auction Will Be Feature Or Evening's Enterta inment Tho A•heville Uons dub 1¥il! rive ita annu;~l "tobacco jubilee" banquet at lhe Ceorac ,Vanderbilt hctel ;lt 6:30 o'cloe.k Wcdnuday niaht, One hundred and thirty•two of the lcadinc tobacco (rower• of Buncombe, Madi1.>n, Hay· wood and Yancey countie, and more than " .core o f ta • bacco wau:houtc ollic.ialt and attachu. buyer-. a.,d other• in· lere.ted in burley production have. been invited to attend n.. •nquel wUI be b •ld 111 l.ht .VIIIIIOJ Ill Clrdn UIU «m"«o"ffl IIIII a ble lo II• ...l"l'bo\Uitftlfll BU;J k t ftld, I'Tulolltl], a numblr oc pn-- IOillll.~ been Pf"tt"ell.Ud t~ &I• ttn41ror~•nnual..,,o'- ~u• tbey ba4 bem .beld c .UIJ In the eft.. :~ wbllt utq wtn. ttlll COUll an -=----::::: cra':;~n~..,;f£.~~~~~ro~'":' DI.IJt"lo a ad ciYtr tndt,. •·m ~•Uct• Plitt ln Uut .ubum. Lloruo Cluh't '"t'otlano.Ju"OHc-. 11-a~ufi'' &lUI \'•r~lk'r"O:tt hotel 11 l;j(! 'eiOCtloC!IIIOn"OW!IIthL. --· o.rorr. 0wfr J )G PfMI!>ao are~~~ 10 n e11d tbe baiiQI!e"l. c. l"t""d a ......,.. ;,trwc!Qr Clt ll'le Allk-,111• c..b.m,b<tf .,, mJrluw triU tct u t.out.II~AJttr &lid tllan tllh w\U be 1111..1de bJ' " rumMr O! tllfi J \IHI 'nu )'armen ~'"liOn nnn, klld • !II ptar mounllltn mwl~ tor lht c.-.rnt. Tba r.lub •.tpo~"c"u \0 condl.ICI • dmiO!atnuon &IU;Uon ult 10 tba' Ill prt"flmt Will tni)W ~al(t.IJ bow t.n. Nlfl &t At!IU!Uf'4 l hll!'r 1 -.rt.ho!UU U& h llldlo«< A -mltttto trcmthe i.IO!IIC!ub hNCtt-d b)' Roo)' Pblllpa. rhalmun b ot lilt Pf"OII&m lb c..b&r~>J <:>' LIONS TO PLAY HOSTS TONIGHT AT YULE PARTY l �M!!ZTIII: APRIL 2nd, U"" Jim Kni;;lrt. convened the meeting with ~ons iead1~ t he s!n61n& ,.r "Americatt &nd the " Lion' s SOO.S" and Lion LuciWI led the invocation. {)Jr Dinner music was supplied by Lion ~ o~ the Piano and m th'.l Accordian Lil"'n Fritz. ~ SICX RER:>RT: Ucn Ralph tlcagle told us that :..1M Leo Fi.nkelst.t.::Jl was in room 1019, St. Joaeph:J Hospit.al, t'IStensibly, t'U' so:oo tecta. However, t.he rumor, apparently started by his Doctor Lion Fel..cin:ltl.n, is thAt Ltm Leo 18 " PREGlMNT''? Lion Jotm ROO.gersi'O'Si.OWl,y improvirg, he has gained some wei ght and i s looking forward lo being with us again. Lion Charlco Chapmo.n h in St . Josephs wh~re they have f ound an accutulatioo of fluid on his knee which will have to be drained, in the mcnntir:e ho nllst keep the leG elevated. Uonesa lol.arjorie Gri ce is still very sick in St. J osephs, pl east: rCGJea~ber t.hest ailin& club r:1embt'rs and thei r families i n your praye:rs . IL Li<?~s Clu~ ~.<?-Hiil!::e_it FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH SUNI>AY, DECEM BER 2-t , 1939 itf.S ID E N CE C IIU;!:Cil OFf-"ICE I'I-IONE. - .J8S PII O N~ :-27$6- J +-Order of Worship \..,._ l'rolllol•• l luwlu.:y !St:.tl<hn.: l l.urot'" l 'ra, • r t:-;lluulmc• il) mn :-,:,, ~ :t tStAIUion~: l :-;,llf>IUI"<' llo·nol m.:, )hotl h•·" .\mlu m )!unum~ l'mp·r n ml Ho·~f lllll'<' l ',.n>rnU nh<ll lb mn :\,. "'; •t·.. n~· •·•1o!llll>lll !i,·;1h·•IJ ' l•rnyor fnr !.our ! 11\'lnml l'r.t>• r ( (or I'U(' ! lht~ml lltl'rt t ory· ~onuuu; " T il•· An.:• I '~ Soonc" ltl\ot"t•.on :l~',~;nJ":-.:!~' ;.~!' 11 l!•n•••lktion Burley Auction Will Be F<a!ure Of Evenir.g's Entertainment Aah'::iik r. t lor ~ , r lorr lo t...... C od, C lor,-, 1 tory, c h•rr t o luae l"o G od. P r •i•,. !l im, ... h o io a ll p raiu a h o >'r, lhf' oOVHf' : ul w i od<>nl 1011d o f !......... Arnf'n, C ll ORAL I N'l RO IT1 "Cior) . WAREHOUSEMEN, GROWERS TO BE DINNER GUESTS The Lions dub will l'ive it. annual ''tolnec.o ~:~'d::·.,~nqh~t1 :1t th:a Ce6~0 o'clock Wednuday ni& One ht. hundred and thirty-t"o of the ludinr tobacco arower. of Buncombe, Madi•on, Haywood an d Yanc ey countiet and more than a ac;:orc of tobacco warehouse officiala and attache., buycn and othcra in· lcruted in burley p roduction have been invited to attend Tht buql.ltl W1U be btld I n t.hl! In ot'der 1\at KJmo~ra and 'W&nboUMmt~ lniiJ' be @le lO a t · t f'04. Pfevk)\llly, a n~m~Wrat P"~'­ ~ tu.J ~~~ prnnu.td rrom atl t n dJtlf; tbt.eo Ulllu&J nenll1:lfU..UMI lhq bH btnl. .bUd ud1 tn u~ aft • n talq ~ wbUI II&I~'ftl'e J: Ul ,otDa"CIIIo -~ Bu;:'iey·M~n Will Attend Lions' Meet �S4 " L=!.f' I'EV ILL E !'.CA R DEC 1 ,3c h ,l(lh" DOE= ASHEV ILL E i.CAFI= AS ~GES I GENl nF l HE ASHEV ILL E LI ONS CLUB , I HAVE Th;, "FUL FOR AT TH I S CHRIST~.• AS ~UCH TO BE SEASON . OUR CLUB HAS MADE PhO~HESS I ~ OUTSl~ hU I •G aORK ACH I EVED . THE CRED IT I S ~OT DUE E , !>li T o:. TH COI. lHARY I S DUE YOU , YOUR COOPERATI ON AND t.. FA IL 1:-G SU PPOR T '.AD£ IT POSS I BL E . MAY 1 ~4C BE GOOD TO YOU= LEO • F l l.l<EL~TE i i . Gilb<rl Morri• Speak• On J~toru Of City ! O~lMH H )torrl&. tha\r1!'1an of Ute =~~~~~~~j!i:r~~aT:!i\ Je-l~ld,IIJ U \ nl~ al ~ WMIIJ' lunc~ mH~· lllC of Ole LION t \Ub 1oM o-J'I Va.ndefbtl' M"fl MM)In111•. PUt, J>rut'Pl and 1\1· tu,.~ ,.._.tile sub~\ of Wr U<'Jfrt,l' ...a.. !.eo Pln'ltll\tlll, p-1\1tut of \be ClUb, prttt~----JI �STUPKA SPEAKS AT LIONS MEET ON SMOKY PARK KCAh Al•hW" 0~1 ;,4t• f, J Oiio< DOE = ASI'EV ILLE ; CAr•= 'IE ASHEV ILL E L IONS CLUB , I HAVE M UCH TO AS pf,ES I I'E~ T OF l • TH A KFUL FOk AT THIS Cl RISH.AS SEASOI, . OUR CLUC HAS MA DE Rl'~D i i G WORK ACH IEVED . THE CRED IT IS NOT PI.CJI':HESS I ~ OUT - '" D DUE Y . Y R \OOPERAT ION AN OU OU E , BUT ()~ Tt-£ CCi.TRAR Y Is IT POSS IB LE. ~A Y 1 ~40 BE GOOD TO Y OU= u~FA I L I ~G SUPPORT ~A DE LEO FI ~KE L RTE I ~ ' "Ill• ~""'-*. .... m~t .n~ N nal"'•llu e.; t•• MO\!nuun. t-••oa•uo• u . ,,_, 1i • •:w·~-~ NJIU110. 1,.1r!r,. •• • ~1\111 Wd&) a: lbf' (;{oor ·,.,.(krill..·. ~v•~-tl )U S~\IPh I ill n! lf•t •·Ql& <1""t liT b~d.....11U>f'M <b1 Ull ttl.<'~~ Hat. Clatll:.,. 1'-'"lett.ll·. ('IQ ~~ l>ot'Uur v.u . ..uk .,...., 111 u.o 1lmolt" 't'~ 1111\llf' su i~,.. .........~ tc. U~ wtll bf"itn en J;lnt :, at~ d .»:.6tu11h tnwae.:~ au tr o>drn~ llr:.o to ~t a<!.,nla;f' or tiUt oti.-J«" 11\f::d U1Q-~ are atr&tl&f'G lor pull: ra~.c•r -ouun ll&ta act u ,,_.t~' · p01.11Un;; 01.11 aoc1 nplalnmr U:~ g.«\lll&r IU\W'"- 0: tba lloB lau~a •::.d C!'dcu alone JIOIQU. 0111 U"'lt&ll. h &UI)laiMd. v..nora an.1 TJ:t n•uar•U.n told loOO\flhlnr o: l.ba p)o.c;llltlntht~lea. Tbtrbododu>dnc IUI41"""'1 •re In po.t· l.lclil.t..riT hult.ll.r-diU<N>..hft Mid, bu l tlltt..bc.UII.U~u- ...ebttq:wtped Dill bf & IIUI'\A I'O'fl'lh trhldr. ICif'D"'hUbf.tn \ID,blo~cllitdl.. He auo wid aou"~tl..l11nr t'f Ltl4l ul· IUJ hte 111 tile p.orll.. 1'bt toul DWI:IbfTol'dUti.GIM IOIIII.d~ u bll~n 40 • nca &0. be AIUDal4d .loll.&w.oU •u. lntrodu.:otd IIJ'Dr. I~:,~~· ~~~~=:..~~ l.b•mKlln;.•ncf~U lll"calOfd • • mdtHkd v. ..llel' C\lttu, or R.a l t~Jh, C'batln A. &Iller. or Aa!W:Yillr. H. W, CUt. 0: Nt!HIIIt. J . J , K-.teh, "' .uhnlllt , Pn W•r!lct. o: Atbrnur, •.l l )J a. Ullcllt. 01' l"''llleot\OD. ~ .1~ Dr. I!Ul;O o.tiUI&'. ftl Wqtun;Uia D.~~~~~~~:~~~·~ ~:u~~·etl· ~~~ auUitll: WUI ~tt. ttv w•· tiHe<'Sll.b onnhe,....,.ot tboe Atii.Ulll• Wou dli~ A ~11.1 • nlll'""""" pf'OC:fW.I .-til b. he;.d u • nd .,,1'« ef w "'~ \Q•~trad U.~ ltnM 1)1 •n · mcmwa "IJI �Lions Club -- BRVaOH CITY, NORTH C"ROLINA. T\IMday lv~lllflt, Ma n:h \1, 1940 Think Ita going to RAI!I Or the SUN ia going to shlnc'l Here's your umbrellA So m&et UJ on tl.me. Where a.ll LIONS get together In any kind or weath er. George Vud01bUt Hotel 1:00 P. M. Wedoeaday 1._ wn.u : o n ov t ~. Chr., AnendaneeCon•mtu._. . v• 0 0" �Think Its go!Dg to:~ to shine? Or the BUN Ua Here's your um:time. :Ns So meet Where eJI LI get together of ,....!her. In any kind anderbilt Hotel l:OOP. !II. Wednesday George V �1"\.a, It'~' ll\t aanu•t •WUI'I. ot •a enJ.t'<l~f'd pt.qUfl ICI "'tbCI • "-'" ~IU\ t'IHC club -.o\IMt MINIJ '" '-"- rnr Cll AlbuUie" wrn 1laaou.n~ rnttf'lillr bJ u.~t"U~ uoeu dub. ·~ ot .....,.. tbfpl•a "Ow pronoct ~~ till& ~~~ .... bJ' thPCI"ICI Club \Ill• l.H t"lnUbt~la. pN-'41111\ or w Unro rlub. announrN. ~ -"""""" t-t~d n •Ill now ~ aubmtiiN \0 tbf< 101\CIWUII' ~ .... IICIM 101' lndi'I1CIUII lpPr<l\'1\: Amf'fl• e•n '-""'""'· ~murUtr Swt..Sia&t thab. Oplll'lll't cl\llt. Wnl Alb••llll MM\'J elull. OOootlllt dub, Cl•tU.flo rlub. • A-mt.-W:aa Bu.tncP c\ult. JI\UIIIo'"N and Pfol-\fll'lal Woeftf"n"• rluh. 'U•tllt- club. Junltlr RI!«<OCI<'ndrt>n rlub. AI· t :na...1 rlub. lt'IUIJ club. cham· MfCitc-om'l:ll'ff'l'•ndttlool\lnl<!r ........ ........ th14:Dbt-r o! t"«t\m•~ A~tnct... api"OIIptCto•« lliCI pJaa. ll"ICI aw•n:t "'W\11 1tCI .......... - 8Utt.tredPe&~: Drevlltd CUI pu-. ''""'' \.Il l lfl"lf'll oUMtanU.I an-d m.•tt· jl\0'1'11 1.1 """ rta!MrrtcetoA~•III,.tndno\ ICIJ •ar portlall•r wort. don• 1<'11" t!wo btnrmof h'-otbn :adt•tctllll club~ .RoUt -c... a..rr,. .Pie with Think its goiDg to RAD! Or the BUll is going to obl:>o? Hen's your umbnill& So meet u Cll time. Wbere all UOIIB get tosother In anyldDd olWMther. o-se Vandllrbtll Hole! 1:00 P. ll. Wednesday 1•. wnAE onovt;& Cllr.. Anand•~ Commlttea.. ""'* �_,_ MIEMI EA I JOhn R. A&he W.P.A.I:I,pl H. P. Brownina: y, T . llar'Un ...... VIoo-~ Rq~Dor.d wuu. - v-~ .......... T.L.S~ G. D.Pnnb CoP...... ..... B.Eimcn aMoo Coolo7 !lf. J'. L.. Woody A.H.·cuad.l Pnl Crbp RHvuCclvllle OI~Mn Coole7 w. E. Elmore G. D. Frankl J . A, J'nrllq FndHkb R. E.01t1100 Uon 1'...-. C.P. PbU TaUTwU...,.. T. A. Sandi!" w. T. u,.rru Fn.nk 111a tt John R. JOMS C. T. LlOJd PaulS. Mlttbe.ll W. T . Martin 0. H. Martin W.C. lbrtln O.ll. Mualt C.F.M.)'f'D A. H.lfyen C. 'F. Plott 1'l'tt' lllllftben Of U. 8 I'J'IIOI'O CUi Llont Ckrb rxLillcS to lbtlr8pOIUOI'I ud ~~ silvat..hiN.Chlb, liDca't aPPft'd,aLIOI' lor u.tr ln*"t and help, and to the rnemtMn ot aU OUWr clll'br ~ _ _ . rvpnoamt.ed hft'to lonlaht. • mo.t beuV wdC'OmC' and bett wilhu. Carlyle Stroud T. A . Saodlln Ctw..J.SU.Jc T . L.St.allinp H.J.Tf'uett n. Q. wooq R. G. Wi:U. Dr. J. C. Wictera Dr. J. L. WoodY C. C. WrlJbt G. G. WriJbt ·lsllt'ril/c Clul• Tblnk its going to RAIN 0 , \he BUN is going to abiDe? Here's your umbrella So meet us on Ume. Wbere all IJONB ge~ together In any ldnd of weather. George Vanderbilt Hots! 1:00 P . M. Wedneeday I'. WRAE Q I\0\'EI:J. Chr., AUto,ulan~ Comrnlu". �UNCLE LEO t oy: A Bible lecture without on oudienoo ia no good ettber. So bring oil your friends and a ttend Bible lecture "The Growth ol Ident ill tho Old Teatoment" by Reverend Horry J. Beny at Coogrcqalion Balh·Ha-Tephilo, Tuesday, februa ry, 27th 8 P.M. town 50 I ex?4)CI to ad1ourn meottng b y 9 P.M. Put a Feather In Your Cap a nd attend Dan Furr 's Day AT ASHEVILLE LIONS CLUB MEETING GEORGE VANDERBILT HOTEL WEDNESDAY 1 P . M. Ununal and Interesting Progrnm Arranged. SU~"'DAY is LIQ~S CLUB CHURCH DAY First Chr:at.ian Church, 11 A. U. Your fellow Lion, Ha~ry Berry, ie to.st3r ot tho FlreL ChristiAn Church . Let's o.ll ·turn out with our wife and ! atllily o.nd bo pr:Oaent in a bod.y to hear our Lion at his church, We all can a!!':lrd to oiu one aenico at our regular ehureh. Too, i t will honor Ho.rry t or all or u a to be preaen·t Sunday morning in o. g roup at hia church . Will be tu!leing you , WESLEY' BROWN, SeerErtary �ffi IT"ANNIV[RSARY \r PICTURE SHOWN IT LION'S ClUB MEETING TODAY l·llb'l Clll<l" 1.1' llll'I<CI I SIJNOAY, APRIL 21. 1940 ~ kE:SIDENC£ PlfO N'E- Zl S&.J . __ __ _ __;.:..:.__.:::__.::c.:"::.:URC.: ~ II~O~~ IC£ P.tON E--3&.5 T ~ Do~olo~e> ( Standlnlt) ASHEVILLE Lcml'•l'ra yu ( Standullo: l 1\ruao!\ ..,:,;; MtiJliUr o· \ . LIONS CLVB f:~~:·~~~~1;::~;~~: :~:~::\~n~,: '• •n~o:ro·~•tl<~n 1 I ft>r Cuto I Rt•l& ml t ltfo tory ·r ~t·rmow " t:no.-11. lh \\ 11 • llnr r} J. U1·rn ln••t"'"'l1 ll,lnm So> ~II _ I ~ ,~- -·- . · ···= CW.I""" CARL W GREtN . t o •• • o • C. GuHH Stt.r RoetRT MAVNAAD ~IGHT Co:ISERVAT I OH \'IORKo • o • , o • , OJt, ~ ~H \Jw.CU 15 \loRK • • , , • , • , • !4RS. \1. J . PAAKS, JA, I NI TIATION OF' !Cf t,\Ot9tRS • • • • • • lhrr,, ..nl.. !if'n...J J~ Uon ~!1 p~~~~~m Ht stoRY or THt WoRKSHOP. • • • • • • So·•t•lil l ' r&)'H C. GlENii iEL.F'S DAY HI STORV OF' THt Ct.U!I• • • • l!,·ll<.lln).: Anll~t·m AP-10 i tlo :· :,"o;:,. ''Cior,, ~· I . 1 • luul'o Cod.;!,~~~::·~.~~....·:; :; ~.::~_~.:::~I~.;,;:~.~:~:'·, :~::!• t l•ry CHORAL INTROITr (J THE ------+ Order of Wor,hip CARl.. / , GRt£HI. - ----------· A NNOUNC EMENTS J::·~~~;.~p;t~.~·~:~;~ · ~:;t~;~;!,~~',',:~:~~~ }'~ ~~·:r~·, ~~:·~~1~~~i~:~;h;·~l·r:u~~r::l:i:: c~~~ ~~;;;_~ 1;:::}::~~?\~~::iipr:r;:i~{~\x:~;:~t~:i'~t~\:~;:~~~l?:~~~t~:~~~ t1:;.::,1!:f.~~i:~:!i;;}.:~~:~j,:/}~}I~?,~):d.~::ii::·. ~~:~:Ei~G:;~;::;J PRUtHTATIOH OF KCY5 • • , • • , • , , • \1\:5\..EY 8MJwN <trt• ;~!-~t~.,J:r~-~:,;:. ~~~~th~:ni.'S~·~:,~·;,.,-~:1•~~1"1 1• " l.()rd. Ho•lnt not,. r 01 ~k" Yo:t Cod muh tlio poopl"' h u ... ? ~.:~.. ~ ~·l::· ~.,"';\~;:"' ,;,.,.,.,,. ;, .,• J><< I..d • • 1},., DON'T TAKE This "Little Liver Pill" FOR THAT TIRED AND RUN DOWN FEELING GET PEPPED UP AT THE LIONS CLUB MEETING WEDNESDAY I P . Ill. GEORGE VANDERBILT HOTEL ~ THE BAli" VHAT ·? I GOOD FOOD OGRAM,GOOD .;LLOWSHIP WHERE ? IT'S ALL IN THE BAG 1'. W ltAf: l'l1t0 \'t:i'l. Cb r .• Allt-n~ JU~f' f'umn\Ult'i' �1·11{:-,'J UIIU:-.11 \:\ UIIRC I I SUNDAY, APRI L 21 , 194 0 ITANN IYtRSARY \ ;r (F THE k tSIOE NCC f'HO NE - 2756. J ~ 11 <0 0 A . M. ( H ORAL INTIII:OIT: "Cio~,. ,!OtJ, . . ... , I O l .. u l'o c . .. ct.., , . ...., . •• ! ,.• • , •• Cod. p,.;.~ u;..,, who ;. o il oro ior <Obou·. •h~ •••«• oo f w" clo . . . . cl of loo o," A ..,. ... ASHEVILLE L.ortl'• /'ra )'tr i Stand llll:"l ll} mn ~ .. ri!> ~nJllu ,.. !>lor nm~o: l ' n.) o•t l ltf~r!Ot)' S.·ro n()n ; " t:nuch. II•· \\'11~ lirrfo r"nt" ll11rry J . Uo·rt )' ln•'l!:llovn ll)mn Xo. I l l l!t'nr d1 ~ 1 10n - N<W HA.Vi: A ~CIWUP OF 98 ) Pro~r0m a r>d lh ·•J•nn•• \'vmrmuuon ll) rlln ,' \o . !'71 l('oncr..lo!'a\Jom S.·:oto··ll l 'ra)'o-r fo r l.oaf IR< Iamj · l' ra)·o-r f u r t'up I R.-taon l A~IO :,'t B~nol m,.: A nl lwm C. GlEtlll iElF'S DA'( Q.lt C:LUB WAS CH-'RTtRCD IH 1923 V ITH 5!S .m.;DCRS --------------------------- ------+ ANNOUNCEME N fS Ja:1:1'1.AH )H:t:TJ~l;S: " ""''' 1/ our . .Sunoln) , ;;::w I' ,II. ; Junior C~rD­ t b.n );nJ<'la \m, .Sunola}, ,·,::111 I' ~ I . l i rrl :;n•llt ) ! n·lin,ll', \\'o•olno·~day, 3:30 /'. )1. : ll") '• !'luorr. \\', ,J , ,-. IJ,~. 1: 1: 1'. ~!.; t_'ilorr llo ho•llr-.a l. Frhl•}'. i ·:IQ , 1'. ) 1. \\ 0)1,\ ~~ ('l l{'~ ('ll.c Ho:ul:u uw..tinc lv l>o· hid 1\'o·olrr..~dn~ n lto·moGo'l. :1 n'do,.l,;. 1..-t :all lh•• ru.mt., ,... u f 1tw t 'oun <"ll "'"kt• "" t•ffort 10 a tlrno Tr t' l. t;~•'t'U I I\ o ' ( 'Oiftlll•lt•••• llln t m ::: "' 'II l•t· t,.),J JINtttl•th "' ~ ;:: tl ut'il)('k \\',·dno·•· ol;o) n f ln·n oun J:,. " " t omo•. CH.\1 ..... w GRa.Mc . r-ARl. HISTORY Of' THt Cl.\10. • • • • • • • • • C . H15 OR'f T or THt WoRICSHOP • • • • • • • ~I CHr :0:15ERVATIOH \'AJRK, • • , • • • • \b.tt.H's \loRK• • , • • • • • • I NIT I ATION Of' NEw M£M8tRS . GuJtH StLF RoetAT MA'IHAAD ()R, li.C ~H J.tRs. U. J . PARK5t JA. • • • • • CARL ~. GltECHC PRtStNTATIOH OF Kas • • • • • • • • • • Wtsu.Y BRC~Wtt DON'T TAKE This "Little Liver Pill" IT'S "10 THE BAli" F OR 'IHAT TIRED AND RUN DOWN FEELING GET PEPPED UP AT THE LIONS CLUB MEETING WEDNESDAY 1 P . M. GEORGE VANDERBILT HOTEL GOOD FUN GOOD FOOD GOOD PROGRAM, GOOD FELLOWSHIP W HAT ? WHE RE ? IT 'B ALL IN THE BAG 1', 'l\'lt;.J~ O I!O\'Y.!4. \,'hr.. An~ndantf' ('ummlt:f'f' ••••, l'ro•l u<'. Uololo~t)' \ Siandmii'J LIONS CLVB \ C H URCII OFI'ICE PH OI'/~J.a.5 ---------------~ Order of Wouhip �I F Y O U CAN WR ITE TAKE TH IS P ENCIL AND MAKE A MEMORANDUM TO ATTEND LIONS CLUB MEETING WEDNESDAY I P. ~1 .. GEO. VANDERBILT HOTEL THERE IS A TREASURE MORE PRECIOUS THAN e e NOMINATION OF OFFICERS TALK BY }IR. LEWIS ON W. N. c . FAJR •· \l l t.H:lll:lt\ ' l :><. n .. GOLD TO US. IT IS ,\l!.,t'ol " " •• l'•>tnmlll~• YOUR ATTENDANCE AT LION 'S CJ,UH MEET!:NGS WEDNESDAYS 1 P. M. VANDERBILT HOTEL IP YOll' TAD A BATH BVZ!lY BATtJIU>AY lllGBT YOll' OAN USB TBIB OAD OF JIOAP. r. w a ,\1! r.•n' t:ll, C"luol....._ Au........... L._...u .... IP YOU~ A GOOD LION YOU WILL ATTBIID IOJ:TI!IGS AS .REGULAR AS 'YOll' TAD A BATH. - YOUIUI FOR A OLEAN LIFE. P. WR.UI GROVBB, Ohr., Attendauce Onmmllloe. P. 8.-PitOl. BDWIII B. PAGET OF N. 0 . STATE OOLLIIOB WILL BE ON THE PB.OG&AJI. DON ' T K ICK IF THE ONES YOU HAVE CHOSEN ARE NOT BLBOTED, lP YOU STAY AWAY FB.OII THE L I ONS CLUB WEDNESDAY AT O!IB o •OLQOII: GEORGE VANDU!I.ILT BOTIL �Asheville Lions Club ]}IPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT There wnt be NO regular !.lot::" Clul> MeetinQ Ibis week . Tbote will bo NO " Governon Niqht" Banque t duo to th~ foci that Governor H<M~t will be unable to o tl&nd. OUR NEXT MIETlNG will be Wednudoy June 26th. Leo Finkelstein PresideD I �.... "'""'"' li'!tttnt..r. Tilt n••et~llton,. t"tn•rall f all•tuad"r-'* tb"aHII.I•u ""'""'1111.,, tlblrieh.........,.JIIS lMI .IIA. ., IIJ dak ln M" ,,.....a, , ..; Jlf'. w1U lie ll•rin.c tile udy Pll" • f Jatoot. lnrM4. St._ lba.l lb• HDftnUOil'l lla• ,.~ ' • _ . , In Aa.MriUe ..,.., n •u ltkJiknt• "' J...e c.C. f'ft4 "''"'· WuSq 8t01wn 1'14 ISrtw-. .,."'1' AaMritt. u.,. aUtM~ Ute Darha,. r.•~•· tot ..... ____,. hcrt. U. t~. I t au ahe lnmt4 Jw,re 1~ •• , lbal u •• Allwttil~ dft "-• " "II ...." ' " a ,,.r ..r ,.., lbe _ , dfeethr a 141 Ia liM WI•• pta~ •-nl daM '" dUn af ,.,......."""., - " ' , ..... :IS.tM (fl dhtrtrl JIA. Asheville Lions Club l).!PORTAIIT ANNOUNCEMENT There wi11 be NO JC(Julor Lia na Club MeetinQ t~lis week. There w ill be NO " Governora Niobt " Banquet duo to tho loet that Governor Hovy will be unable to ottend . OUR NEXT MEETING wall be Wednesday Juno 26th. Leo Finke l•tein Ptosldenl LiM .l'urr , O!lai.ril&n BlJnd ""hop OoJ..~c.c..,,. AwlOYillo .l.iono 'ilub �1.ll'1a.nf( U:1e P ... '- J14r Ae\al. •oW r , ~,.}..,.~ ~ t.t.rtl! Qll4.,t~~r• 4-l(.. , !~'·" · 1 . • ,..,., ... ,_,_.. aaJ.•• f~a -\tr"•••• '" ~·• J.'~" ••, .. 4, ~0 . 0fJ :.,""::•t.h':'~;:: aeYtm t.11n4 •n•r• '"JJCI ~~••• ""''Wl trait'letJ o~~~o-. \.ot.~c.-12 tro ,..,1oh on~ 4•1ar" "/ ¥ou (4) 'blind pe.r.ona for ltr., o1110r.k: . 200 *air• h&1'• about -..: 1'<1'1111 "" · 4100 1'\t.bb•r . .,,. .... :r..U.h.u. •r.., an4,. lroiJ tllh1ol. cbo~At ·J~f' . oa • A•hevillo Lion• Chili l!-iPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT There wnt be NO regu l a r Lions Club MO\:H'!t;! Ibis week. Thoro will bo NO " Govunon :41ght" Banquet clue to tha fact that Gov•mor Hoey will be u.noLlo lo ullend . Tho lAtll.t.h of o:u: t\1'41J.OI"•"• ho.a u4• • ,;:ood wtu. "nJ..,.. rn c&.ar¥• .Lo•t-_1~ !ro.a •1~kn••• · u~•J.r ~e-r~•r l .... t .r,. ,~i" Lbq '•••• b••• •••l•t.u 11"1 ~tetti.u ~11. ., ..,.otoro ..net a\loh. &..M INe lcoJr. . A1.l. »XU.... ArtJo ~Alu w IIW!t.l.¥ . •• -....,. on hal-t.a a . . ."' ""'pllf or • '•.r1-.le, u .tel.\, opriJo«a Wl4 UoUnor. OUR NEXT MEETING wtll be Wednettiay June 26th. Leo Finkel•tein President ooJ tD, • Vllz <I.UYQ7 lnl<llt liu lloon ~""ro-.J..r •••nuauhu H h ..... l.., ••Y•nJ. \bo\l..,d ••>ro 41 . .. h41-•• .1"he •l"al.e et al.J. •Z'):en te £ Mel. • Ui.-. »ort.r. .. UG111la :;o~.::.:.:~·--· ·"• -.ttun • wpleu!.1.:1 ~l..lnd. ' oa:.oi •etor .,.~ W.op w ....u, •rlror, 1-.!Jn~ lle-••ho h f•AilJ·c \o . .a.l, """" flln' ol l (> . U) "'lia.lt ~r1nu U.o U.o t&ltt.a7 JUd• •¥ ll•• orl.ll Garolln plt7•• • 8\II'Pl '"'u "'''"PJ ~= ;!.:"~~~ ~~r;:. ':~:,.":,.~ :!Y~~>:~:·;~Al~!:!;;•· • .,..,.11-t.e &bAil' "'' '" t:.nd Mu _ , J•"'•• ~•• a '•'7 ,...,nN>h """" fir •ctb .., • • n-.u UJtc 1a eJ.l o.t ~~- ••U. •n t t •h •u.., 11lo. �.. ~. ~•• b.aTe ,.. to\nl ot 1'1\'e (!;) " l i nd o\, upo:rut•a b;r blind or :PtU"tioJ.l;r poroono . •. o:, nnn 1, a ntoe buaioeea •~411 aet ruui etanoe . up .Ud ooro. l.ta blln~ o.nJ .. tin" O~t~r ~.,.lUb 1l1e !forth lourolin:a 1. J ~Ot~11 o~ the:; ie 1tuJ.n.,(l, ~1Uon ....otoot<tcl"¥11""<1•<1a <ll>o11~ 1))<>4, 00 haTe 1\t>.nclo Mel on M1nR b&o~io. ~•uo " ecularU y o1111J e auetaotor i q. 1o progreo the;y aro Ti o i ted >nd ~ooru; "~ill. r~ ch•olt~ li""• !.r'•'.l ;"".. t 1.o:Je ~<:rtlt"'fu.l :..a.li.,.OJiOLa .;. 1n for t.il.JI l(otti.~" to >fto \..,t •v~r,t:•im -'hie put Ohria\lau,., ,,_, 4 i atr1buteCl 96 baal".,t a to t.bto 1n our . .o Uon at n ooot ot ''P41.1'0kb"~ l.J ltf'nftral. Vl\ri•t.:t' or nrou.,rir-u " li.ncl peop h ~. oo Wbto.h i uolt.u::ea anc1 othe r nou.o 1'aaiq : i oJ' th111 1'1rat t!J::ae, •• 4a.Y• ..:JLJ lliO, A.hcville Lions CluL ll-!PORTANT ANNOUNCEMBl7 Thet e w~ be ;Q arUolu , t<:Qulor Lion• Club Meetlno thil WiJelc . Tbote will be NO " Govunon Night " Banque t due to the loci t hat Governor H<Htv will be unable to attend . OUR NEXT MEETING will be Wedncuday June 26th . Leo Finkel•te ln President tu~al~tt.u. 1n JlOl ... lJlJJU•.t~·la At a coat ot &bout •.?c.:6 . oo t.rnneponnt1on and euo.h ua p ro Y1cle4 to ~ot•t the tena.hll)r to thn hotwo to trnbt tl.o bl ind 1n =ktn.; uoat'ul <U"Uol. . ono llelp1na ta-.oelYoo 8'en•ral.J.¥, lUI " ctU aa ~lnt· crli oln,tt thn t coul d b11 OOltJ . - 1Ght aoetlruto ...,r e bol4 1n ao11t1z1c otart•d anct thn oo.dttee ape.nt llbou.t 50 houra &Uorn~ t.bla lin•. "i>Pto.U.t.•l;r )9b c u-Uoltut .,e:r-t:~ 0\&t out in t!J.e f i rtJt rew mcm:the 1nt.o auch t.h1np na 1:ron1Jlr. l.ton.M OOYIJn , Uia.h t.onla, kltchf'!ll t.owel. . a.btld.rano ~rona. pot hol.d~ro , t.&ble olo t.Ja, • U pper OA((o dllf.l aaaor t&Ct apronu . At a ooot ot llppro>cit>M\oly Qa<W , OO, t.b.eo" o.rUoloo •ore P laoe<l 4on the cllepl<QI oountor• Wl<l abo• 1f1nC10wa of • our 1 'P 1if 8 s* e e Wte-r. ~ • ..,., . -a. 'U CJu.t JJU.b.l.fo. • ~. �v &.~.-.. - .... &aeh GUJ.l<.t J•eadt.ug OOZ7'u ot1on .... t:MlYiott<l. utt1.-l.tfl• 1n AW\eYU.lA ..,Olwole i.lnv, o• m• ..uue "·4l-·t~ U.evlooa QbU Pl"op~ ~."c..r J..luutill« OOII\.t.i. tJ.c..r'*• cl.~o l1.;J1t oon<IJ.ttono. to lobel'OCiD wua C.U.eokec .u.na t.b• a&~t.h.o.r1ti.-.· .l.i,.nt, .......,(.I.U n"V'iofiiLI r..D lt. Y-:.IIUUJw.•a"ed that. t.J.L• ou11Uruu 1t.n.Ylru; .,.,rur fzyee bto ~~ ven the briP"llt,._r o14tto o/ tt lolt room. ~..c.. llll<le7takl11;.;o 11t&Y" b•M b.,..<!tlolal 11• ~<elpLJut t.l•e Wld8>1>riY11-.tltd aldld:r., to ~let p:rope:r uttm~1ou ami ev..._. ODe""'8)<V• Dt baa ........ R:CarAJ.l.7....1n. bNIItd'1t.tod by 'the ~(o~~ JU'O t.~tot1on aN'Or<Jed in ~~~porle ot tb•f' ourvft;,a "Urn lluu.- itt r'J. \..ln 1J w~o•~ 11\at.ono-.a "llld OOp1~tu trunuai\-tf)U t.o li<ll~~t vi't;r ll.UL.t.,vriaoe N1d OiQhoo1 Dl.Qlertn ttl'ldfJJTt . : Asheville Lions Club :I)!PORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT There wi; be ;(, regu l a r Lione Club Mcetino th is w~ek. There will be NO "Governors Nioh t" Bonque t due Ia tho foC'I tbot Governor Hott!' will be unable to a ttend . \ l i iu.d t.hf' UOYen.Letr of O\U' t.ltute Pr.bM\' ~L cme at o..ar l:JMqu.•t:J a \ WW.cob we ha4 invi~.u 'Ulft ~ta o~ ~Lil'.Uet ar,~ the OJlilc:lr.., h«..cl ree•1 Ye•"' rrtie ~nt1on• &~UJ '*u. t!lauooa donalell bJI ou.. OlW>. '01 lob t.bela. n,., lloy"I'I>Or .aaolc lulnd., OUR NEXT !o.fEETlNG wtll be W edne sday June 26th. li4.,l % eNUl· Leo Finkelstein Preslden~ ~or neoc~;t ahil<!Nn •Oi>eolaU,y lobe bl1na, U<U>e. o:r our -C!!,>O. Oc. tvzUt oC nen toyu, x.rovi•l,,.l n U.eo"''4 lftl"Vf'tU ..w ~~o.n t.(, til,wae on (.;hr1trt.c~g o\.·e. Cll.ll;. l.l.&l:"t..Jlna'Kt or..&~f!'f.l tr'·• �'~: ... .. T'~.~.: ~:·:~~u. A..-d.ttkaef U.Mr..fk•ib"" todd Ia ~lk IKil )Uf, lidf,.. p lnallf:ll#"'r'hltJt•r'•.cat• """'"'M" In D•rh•• II«WH '';!;;.,t!-.,u.tMn. rrn er alt, * • 11•-ll4k4 ., -~ tb•• U.ll~ J,NI •t~akrt .t 1~ d•..,_ ~ fbl rkh UA. Jilt u4! lii C. will loe )MI. P"'IMWJ' t M otiJ' af hAl!', It ...... ~uiiH'L "'""'"""lltftl,. ••rill.r ·"41""-- ,..,t s ... alut l be ~a,uU.n lld ••l.al •• -•tnAaaotrt~Jt.-... ,,. J c. u_,., ""'-aDd C. Fw-d ""'""' _.,.. .bhe.SII• u.,,.. ~kpMM.d W~e1 all~t. .la.,. the D•m.m c:• nYU· u.n. t• dallo NC1alioert "'-'"'· It W"U alM kam..l brre ,..,_W:fh ..1 tbal t he At:b«<l.le d " bal """'• .....,..,. • etr~l" ~rer•·,. ,.., ,._ ~oe, uw - 1 ,.,.rn.lll •.,...r aW t.'"the Whwl ,,.,..,. •' L.ave 1Yf'n cautJonc Dll'i inttlr>!~Ut:Jr ~ .,l j 4 ... pretY'MUon •11' bli~On•eo arJd b"--1nJ:r z,.f"\l! .-1 t.h C1.r,.._oft0lr•n, .-t.o . anu &~.;:~.:.1\:.llllnt.a et••~u .. r~ue. JWpalaUa... .t -.n tMa D .... la41tlrir:IJIA. ...., >)''a' 7? \Q,~. ~rh:ll~~ ~u••• cu::o '-1V«~ oon h.u ~~- (()..oA' ..::.. 7 chi.ldret • "" ~- !Hte<~ wu.a tJ«t ..:lA••j ~ "'t. no c.oe o;. t ') u~. ..,...~ .J4"<Jo?;. ln ftV r~ ou" t..bAt .zwclj.Jient 44Ve Q,..,_. ~t.e.t...l. "' 111 Ge4h CUe i t t.!le ClAUd. _., 1n OOIIOCl 1111 ""' i..zli.roT«::;.ent !o i·.i" o .•r Yi..:. ~.• &. L~ ._.,.If•• . _ ~e t .. .., ~,;., c.."' ·'-•• ~ ....;.;;..... oi . , c ... Jr.D:, c·· ~ N ·~•..l ~r .. !.:'1..Asfta .. ti.> uo .... ttr"'.r1t1l&-,ol ~. neN ...... :u ~'':J•• ol,;;J,.la.-" t..;. .._ "~··r..!. •· *' · en x. l&• : e hn7e o.rrun;;ea 1r1 th ono ct \Ue lo.-<iins! , 'uhlia .in 'Lo l•t. ' .ullna. ~'& in o~ CUt.J' w4....i.4.1.H . ~l>.ole)r~ ...lcJ • • } 1\,..;t '-h.ii: ~rl~ a l"Air re.allV'At1o.n 1& ~ ...in.c- l"f'ooI'i~t- e:i.ftoe 01t'Olur-iv.. riAAt.• ~'" dl41R .;l":a1ft4'w.. ~nlli•• Ashe\lille Lions C lub iill";n.&.i1,41 IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT There wnt be NO reqular Lions Club MeelinQ !his week. Tbete will bo NO ''Governora Night" Banquet due to tho foci that Go vernor Hoey will be unable to attend . hnVe 4.-rc..nc.:;"'l £ .r .-.t.:., r u.t;lo;"l..llm.t ~Ora.:J.. l.;,o CHi .. .• '" .....t!Ul.ll'ily t'1.Y"" 'O~ lZ: O . aJbl.ot J~1 tt ut.\.r...,a., • acto17t ..U1nt,. QZt\C.r.se...o ttond. Qha.ir bot~o.c... a;ul & -o.:~ ...r dv~t- ..-\i. .. ' <1 ~; <11.!.'01' ~op. ,.%w It '-<' OUR NEX:T MEETING wtll be Wednesday Juno 26th. Leo Finkelatein Pretldenl e l.aft P'...-..s oo..-....J, .....Uoo an¢ b&Ye boe t>u11Gin£- liP a re._""f.nr, ..,.,_,. 1'~:- h-lhad t<'raune to t.b.'\Y 01111 . tlat.1t ne o.t" EIIRe'"'•laJ .utte wui boo.ko tc"4' l.be ;p&n1AllJ> I>Uft4 luo •• bo.., r•~u. .Lo4, u.ae *• !be Qra.Ule _..,.,... •lie. ., ..... ......una roo e ... J>l11Gtt<1 111 u.• �loe lv.Ye P rc>Yi<lft<l GU < •rnl \"4!1 te Ullll•o L no><tl;f Lli wJ o hnY~t ""l'lU.-:::tYoreu U;r i>"''-'11u1 t.J t.o ~">uucnt~\.he e i~t.•ni.fio:uJae at n \'.hJ. t.tt Ol.t.h•· · N'Ul public on 'tJu• 1natnw~.tU.al. ! n Kutt1n~; l .. ah nri '-Y CG.Ge e ho~pH<J.u Wlli tll~t O,.HU'&Uouu wttre per1'or~ U;~ .Jr. J . Y , -cCo wan · n~u-of ou.... ~"~•Tllr ~mt \L.Iovi'ny"' bAen for bl1n4 op v u uon o 114u1 U o<l to tile ~ Cnnlervntivt l.Y . f..tlfl oe op.arottone ~"•»· r eoen Lo<l about ~oo . oo on hia l>=t i t h o ••.u11 :..... ooU eotod, lAIN U'F ~.Jo tr. : Asheville Li ons Club ;PORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT There wi; be ;Q roqulor Lions Club Meetino :his week. will be Ni;bt" ;~::eGovernor NO "Go•temouunable to &nquol duo Hoey will be attend. to tho fact OUR NEXT Ml::ETlNG will be W ednotci'!ly June 26th. Leo Finkehtein President m "s O ~ tf4-&J l Q W, .IQH. :t , Jt • eent t.o vta:t e .wea4quut e.ra t.o Vair ot 1\l at.eeu r or u. nt-ec1.;t ci11la. ;>ur~cce �1939- 40 Selection ~r the annual nwarc1 • THB WOST USEJI'Ul. Cl VI C Cl.UB UJWU.:R lll 7~ CI.l''t OF ASH.l>Vll.l.E" £o-r .HIS vUTS l'Ju1.l>l .Nll liOHK I ll TliL �A::l1 Atn> O':.I!Etl .I\0'2! VIY1Jsti l!k)lt ~~'1"U7t.JUl< co.....roJUl'~~ l-'Olt Tlih Yl.vt ......~X 3lot., l940 • 0.!" I \ ' i I ~ n ! ~ I . �1 u. •• a D"'::be=- o~ 'th• JJoar<l or .uL~:••noru c»' \he '-lub · Ash•nll• ""t~n• Dl~~ aot1Vlt1oa oonM~i~~ ~· ~ ·~ oo'lv1•1~n el ~6 ~Y1ll• J..1ono Olub. or lru•t<~ tUI tor ~e J!reai<len1o ot \be Do~ ~YA.lle ~liM ~:rbhop lo<:r•t t on !.110 .ui...l:J!IOre He h 1-laY.U. ae ha» ~"' th• oper4'Ucan u1.' ~~ .l.:Un4 -~l'lt$1)p ~ tho po.at '1',...-;r 1'Jli0h ·~ bdcil1 OCI\IO~ UtllU!u tb6 tolJ.~ >lilb; : ~.J>fl QO"'trft&a-88 ~o$01 oal•• b~Yft bec;;n Ull~G ·~~~ blil'l~ pPOp lth acoun~e4 ~ ~6. ~~~ .u~. To~ "3Ufre8 p.Aiu at»\&U~Gd ~ ..~. 360 .00 . An o~ o~ ....,.em( 7) 'bl.1n4 povp.&.• an~& on.., ;parU"~ b.aYll beu. q lo7fK\ oaOb ILOlltha bUnt ~~:w:oas ' I 6~ (4) bllw' pan:oma ~n b.-n t~e<l f b:l' U:• wor); Mit tlt•ro~>y lllad• aGt' ouotall)f.~ to ~ U,e.LJ:" ~;;n l1'9t.n«· 200 Ol:uli:n lu.w• 'bem bot.t{)~,.c;.. 250 N lilusr A4iD to~ lloor f=ont& ..tQ . ls:'lTa !J~tOUl"eti the loua~1o!l o£ tb• ohop . <1 l>tt.1ll tmd••• .n~\9 tluU<l~ to Aou•• ,l!LJW> fi!AW~ : a,usio·hd in ~ l ooaUoA of two un illino obrula 1 one b~ 1.~ the! .l'ont c.lttioe one tbe otbu 1n Uua C \¥ Ho1l ihclro 'bl.lncl ;Pu110na se.U eot't clrinka, 1 o~tUo e\o. ln~.U 11011a cl'.lllltll.;na t llhllllLO for ~.U.ud people b;y takins a CO~letent tencb.er to tile LoQea (d ~88 Wlab1e w lcmra otUI'Wla•• 1'hAr.Y are ~usM to nad t1U¢ Wft, . b Z'dU.t Woke aniobe ... ~ tor them. 8elvee un4 tor eale. loo.BO• p ¥Ov1eiona to1: tboe ax-Uoleo llt:ldo b;y ~ lslincl in t.ha1J> bomeo to be aol.d in n 1oolil fl1.ore , ... ..,---.---·- ~·· �o¥ \be e:r., .... ~ I ' len'ed on Qo&;Uait\u.a 'llh1oh l!l:illkeo 8\ln't'l.fO t.o !inil cllil.urea neoclitla gla&.ecua. Wlf;le.nt~"1vlleQe ~5 ntm4,{ ~lUM b&.,. b"6l+ S l "Mn ttQ.IUnntlo11A1 to det<&Y~e ru~a4 of t11BJJeolt. 1'{ tl~ QU.mr$1 hn•• -~ M 00»' ~ ~.. 04\~ t'11.t.l'u wU.h ttye ~~<left pu~~" ~~ UQYel'1oll. ~1«~• to; ~ w oJ'llal.0Jh ,;J.a.go4 a riJ14ei'P 'lllaeet :.:;a&~ino ut t.b«s a.b:op. fuls eu;.o,..riaelll t.M W2.e b1 11\d J.ol"aiU• ;•.u.tri aJ t'l.~ M~ ~~or ot b\illtinf. C.oolrlnt. ror the ~o~~"· '-Olln\7 b.unteN en4 )'1tlb.el"a lUI 1¥ nov oel"fiug GO l!Ui:JUJJ.Wa ~~ t.il.e <ll"aaniSOii t.be JJ\mQIDbe I•IUIOCi4\UOno .AOII01t0ia\lon . · lif~Q!IJAS& i\;~ 1 Ai'ran.J~te<l \he • 114 Ule JJJ.nttion ~Uo4enUcm »anld•• ~ t.ne 19:t9 �As .-~Qrlui,..n.r.t~.tt ot' Gi.~ ...tr~a~o ~ok ep~1Ql .b~k~ e•t; in b~utii'i®tiou 'lliOzk o.lona foho hiSltW"...\fil ®~ bto fo.oll• UUe. lli,\oo~ Ol)ooi-.l oetntne\o 1,1 c0llmli1t~• tn-. at preoecu.., bG b h\v.A!l'u; .I..J.cme U).ub to Rot \b'l - ooeral Go~rlll1M1. to ettt~Ufih Qllo e1' theu lwiaU® ~·~ aiQbo.,lu il<UU.' •"!!h•V1ll«h ~Utll.itt to'S: 1.hl6 riU b iD mwtnl• if.'Y~I.Ut.ble !rot! tbe ) BUlc1on D.>J.J.Br »at~tt1oe h ill. •aall haS r~tc~tl)< p;wofl4 uo~~·~ · to1: �MOST USEFUL MEM TO BE BER GIVEN A A W Secret Committee To Known Selection For A nnual H onor. Tht .uhe'tUle UON dub's nrat annLIIll award to W city's moM UMful dl'ie dub mtmbtr -.111 bt prurnted u &n tnttr· d<~b b.r11~wt or ftl! dvk oraant· u.uoa~ I.OD.IIhl ·~ 1 Cli o'dod.: al Batlf.ry Park hottL "''"l.ban300~~­ lnt t\'ft' d \'k; t!tp:U.U.Ucl\ ln Ult cUi . 111'4 ~Ud to aut'fld Uw Ntlt..W. 1..klat tMI't tnt a-nnUIJ ~-t ror tht ••anunc ol hor..m lo lhf "mc.t. U!ft\1.1 dwte dub meal• twr lD A.lhn\lk" Lhil eftftlnc at lblo a.,,&ay ~ hott:L O."e 6h01t&. former (O"tn.or F\ortda• ...m lk:Uvtt uw prindPtl adcir81 1.nd p~nta• uon of the aw1ud wW '- made by Don c . vou.rc. pruklt nt Clf lht: Ct'l\c Club urUotL or wm be an lntfr-cl® t.n· of au uVK Clll,anbauon. 1t at t ·ts o'clock ~ Wlnntr or thf' award has bf.fn wltctfd from tandldatn nomhu.tf'd ~, incliY\d\W cluba. JUd1n •ens na.mtd by the Chle C1ub union c.ndldata nomtnatf'd 1.N!: Frank A &Artwr by tl\e BU.I• mN and ProfH&Io<Uil Wc.mrn'a dub. R. 1..« E1Ua by lhe C'h1tan club, Dan ).( P'llrr b)' the Uon\ club, Ham o. ).:anbt• by the Anwriu.n Lctkln. J>rlnl A. ~r bJ the ROlafY dub, IW ._ • ..-,:utf!l hr Btaman L. Planer by the C.. m1c d\lb, J. E. Oh•dbbf. Jr. bY lhe Weat. Ashevme Nr.t'A dub, Hal.M'J B . LnYI.U. by Ule OpU· milt dub, IIlii WI'L J Wall Andcrwon by the w~ .Mhe· rllle: Community dub. N:. nomt~• wtte prtMntcd by the Amt:rkan BUd~. Klwanl.l, PUol. Junior Rhodo-· d(ndnln and Altru~~o C.:ubl.. the chamber of commtJ'tt aod junior chamber of commcrc:t , Mdre lh&n )00 Sholt~· talk .-1.11 .,...,,..• r., ~ , ;.,. ,_ •.-f"hi~M r h oll ......., .. ee \.lndottlltllt ...,, ,L H E C.vic Club Union, a 1i1n in Athe\ illt' of ll wholuome community 1pirit• .,...,.. a t 1uly ftpte:t,.nljOti\1~ ,. ,heville \ bor!y when lut ni;ht 1t h onarcd Robert L. E..llil • • the rh•ir dub m oftlbcr in the 1939-1940 y u r. M, , E.lli.1 lona •10 p•ovcd hi• w~ole·ht-aJted devoti~n to I all aood co mmunity uu1u . H e h••· tu a dc.tu few people ever know, befriended the youth o f the c ity a nd couni.YI he hu aided individua.la a nd th11 charitable inttitutionl; and on e of hi1 m o1t r c:c~nt cont ribution' to a 1 1talef welfare was providina the \,ookmob ile th,ouah whk.h Pack U\,tary utenda h• •e.r,ieu throu;houl the rural 1ection1 of the. cou nty. The plaque prea<ntl':d tc, Mr. E.lli• i• • fittin• a nd e.n durlnl' m~orial of hi• civic.·mindc:dncu and c e.neuWty. But the lmrulM.t an d iiUp i•a.tiont toward a lar11er a nd mo re •ati•fa.c· tory life which he hu libt:ra.ted in At.h.:ville and County W111 ba an c:nla tl'ina tu timony to hi• a ood worU in a ll the year~ to c ome. T be tf'M6c:aA P.11dlo Station WW!'\C rrom a:JO to t ;t. m. D. llldt.n lt.l.mli«'J ril ac: .. touunat.ttr and the a4drcaa of wck'onw. will be mack by Loto P'tnlccW,cln. ?UI P:u!cltnt ot UICI lAool elub. ?:he RillY. RaJ R. P'iWt' ..UI PI·OOCMln« Ole Invoca tion. OVU ~•"""•' ,,..,,.tJI!MI 1111-ln""' •••r,..,,,......,.,,., "- ott"'•"'•lk. ....,,.., u,.,, '""· t;•,.. '"·-u""' ~lub M«-1(, o""" \.,..,,ublll ""' "'· o- Plli'MinA n':P· ~JiliJ\1 t\~l'l' ch·lc Cltt•nlsl· uon In U\e tJtJ arr upr<\eld to •ucnd tonirht'• blnquct. N r. �\ MOST USEFUl MEMBER 10 BE GIVEN AWA '"" """'' firM annual rnotttllllful ~~~::::: u.Uon.t tonll:b at Battef)' Pa or NORTH CAROLINA LIONS FOUNDATION Sholb. Dave 1"\orida, , prtndl)ll adelh Uon of tM •• by Don c. To UM Ch1c Clul W1n~r tr bHn N'lfttfd nominated bJ JudaH • t:rt Oi'k Club 'lLtll Candldll. I l"rank A a. t'f» and Profl club. n. LN II club, O..n W, I dub, H arrl: 0 . ~ Amtrk&n This Certi fies that Suber bJ u Le o Finkel s tein - - - -- i:, hereby designated a Suswining .\/em ber l!{the North Carolina Lions Foundation. Inc. for a a ·M L • "'•ll ..n•l n tl • "" I'U•I ,..... (h~ -~ ....h . .... period r!f" one year. Because l!/"illferest in the " ·e({are C!(the Foundation and the promotion vfser- I .N p. ,.,. """"" , , :. . p. ........ o-~ ...... -'11"' ,._ IIUdl .. ·- .... ,~,. llll""l ,~111-a­ ....., •• ' Bllll.t'l'fllvtl: , An H onor R i TH£ Civk .Club ~nion, a t.i! commun1IY ap1nt. wa1 • body whtn lut ni;ht it hn!\Ot uuful c.i~ie club member in l;h· all .::~· !l~tml::~ya::u:::f«J will c.veJ rices 10 til!' blind and risually handicapped this member is entitled 10 all tltc rig/us al/(1 privileges , .• ".. I H p . •..• fiiii i.,.JU<'ll know, befriended tlu r!f"Sustoining Membership including publications vf t/1(' Foundation. !?flc--~ ~~ ~pei-FXECIJT~-=-~ I. ~ �ROBERT J. ROBINSON ATTORNEY AT LAW ASHEVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA /0 - 1{.-{;,~ INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS And LADIES NIGHT \ '" = Grove Park Inn June 28, 1958 �ROBERT J. ROBINSON AlTORNEY AT I.AW ASHEVILLE. NORTH CAROLI NA /0 -/ ~ - 1:,8" Song- America Ch1\lcd Half Grapefruit Invocation Led by H. H. Queen Rev. Armin C. Draegcrt Lions Song AsSClrted R<.'lishes BANQUET Toast master Gr.llcd Sm"""-' Mounto•n Hom Steak., Hawaiian Welcome Guests President's Remarks 0\C'n 8r ~,.,.ned p ... IOI<"Cs Cr.~p New Green Pea:; with Mushrooms Leltuce Hearts, French Dressing Introduction o f Spcok: r Installation of Qff,cers Leo Finkelstein Leon H. Feldman, M. D. Thomas A. Groce, Jr. Alston B. Broom Internat ional Counsellor Judge James G. Farthing Interna tional Counsellor Prcsen~o:•on Grove Par'k. Inn Hot Rolls with Butter of Gavel & Pres•dcnt's Pin Thomas A. Groce, Jr. Remarks by Inco ming President Chocolate Iced Eclair Beverage Myron C. Peterson Presentation of Post Presider.t's Pin James E. Divelbiss INSTALLATION BALL . "' . c �'if--' BOTII ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS CONGREGA~'!ON BETH ISRAEL May 13 . 1979 6:00-6:30 p.m. Cocktails 6:30-7: 30 p. m,- BuCfet and open bar (Music by U nholy S~ ;;te[s£ellltJ# Groce- Rabbi and those attending (See reverae grogram) PROGRAM: T oastmaster - Dr. Joseph Schandler. Past Pr eaid.ent- Beth Israel HATLKVAH and AMERICA (see other side ol proaram) All stand lnvocaUon- Rabbi Samuel A. F reidman. Congregation Beth Israel ... ( ~ ...,;.--} We lcoming addresses and r eports: Mr . Ronald Goldstein Mr. Bernard Goldst ein Mrs. Ellen Carr ~-$"" "i ll· llf•.J., . .-:=, ssag;::t Greeu±:s: • 2.--1 ,.,,-,... .,..~\ Hon. Roy Trantham Rev. Robert E . Lair Mr. Michael Moore Dr. Stanl ey Marks President- Cong. Beth Israel Honorary P:-esident - Coag. BeU:l Isreal Repreae nting Sisterhood- Beth Israel ·---...- ·-------·.Church \. ~=~:;; ~;t~::~~t~~~l:·M~u;;Gist President- Ministerial A esocia.tio'l President- J ewish Conun . Center of Asheville President- Congregation B eU1 Ha Tephilah :;£~ UNION(0 ~. AuG~~ __..__.... -- ~~ '-··~-.... WESTERN Entertainment- Leo FLnkelslei.n and the Unholy Six Selections from Fiddler o n the Roof ;..f :J. Rabbi Friedman will introduce spetial Yiddish rrumber _ !>- J. 0 Resp:m se and r eport c.n the lOth Anniversary of Ute Building ~IN· Mr. E. Ben son Slosman- Past President- Cong. Belli lsrael Recognition of the Ar chitect - Mr. Jan M . Wiefiman r HJSQ'ORY OF CONGREGA'nON BETII ISRAEL: Mr . Kenne th Michnlove- C~ty Manager of Asheville and grandson of first president of Cong. Beth Israel (allrur ~ ,;.J ( Dr. P au l Michalcve- Early His tor y of the congregation <.A-dt Mr. Millo n Lurey - from the 1940's to the present- introduc e past T're•ldee•t RI Mrs. Ne ttie Slosman- introduce Past Presid ents of sisterhood 1 -J ,...,;,J Mr. Karl StrausRemarks from Palla and Straus- Attorneys l -3 ,... .:J 1 s--IJ Rabbi Samuel A. Friedman and Mr. Emanuel Ehrlich- Memorial Service. Release of P resent Officers- Rabbi F riedman- - X.lnBlallation of New Officers /O-r~ '""':;.esponse from New Pres idents: ~rr.s.N~~':::r~~~:~a~:v:~· S~:e~!:!-~:~e~srael ~ om mente- Mr. Jac k Feingold- Chairman- BOUt AnnivE!I"s&ry C eh~braUon Finale- Anniverwary Wall~- Leo Finkelstt~ir. 9.-nd gro'f~New President~ dance Oenedi.c tion- Rabbi Paul Kaplan- Con1rregation Beth H~ Tephil~h 51 .n:=~~~~~ocu-..._...........~... ..,.W...~ftAJIIDA.RD'!Udlaii>QIIIl<i~ n.tt """"'~8TAHDAJlDT1MCai ....._,_......,.. Received at o LDi 1o~CABLE HE NDER SONV-ILLE NCAR AUG 2 802P SENOR LEO f'INKELSTE'I N; PERSO NAL DLY ONL Y'; DLR e7 30 CARE SKYLAND HOTEL LiONS CL UB HENDERSONV I LLE -NCAR~ Mi FAVORiTA ME GUSTO MUCHOS BON i TA OJOS AMORY BESEOS= GRACE~ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Leo Finkelstein Papers Description An account of the resource This collection contains materials relating to Leo Finkelstein, resident of Asheville, North Carolina, the Asheville Lions Club, and the Beth Ha-Tephila Cemetery in Asheville. It contains computer discs, notes, scrapbooks, book drafts, correspondence, photographs, programs, fliers, and other materials related Leo Finkelstein, his wife Sylvia, and the Lions Club, Elks Club, and Jewish Community in Asheville, North Carolina. Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Finkelstein, Leo, 1905-1998 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Leo Finkelstein Photograph Album/Scrapbook 6, Lions Club, 1900s - 1961 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1900-1961 Language A language of the resource English Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 107_01_08_PhotoAlbum_06_LionsClub_1900_1961_M Description An account of the resource Various photographs, telegrams, and newspaper clippings, including many about the Asheville Lions Club and its success as a civic club. Subject The topic of the resource Lions Club (Asheville, N.C.)--Photographs Lions Club (Asheville, N.C.)--Records and correspondence Lions Club (Asheville, N.C.)--History Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a title=" In Copyright - Rights-holder(s) Unlocatable or Unidentifiable" href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC-RUU/1.0//" target="_blank"> In Copyright - Rights-holder(s) Unlocatable or Unidentifiable </a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived <a title="AC.107 Leo Finkelstein Papers" href="https://appstate-speccoll.lyrasistechnology.org/repositories/2/resources/192" target="_blank"> AC.107 Leo Finkelstein Papers </a> Is Part Of A related resource in which the described resource is physically or logically included. <a title=" Leo Finkelstein Papers" href="https://omeka.library.appstate.edu/collections/show/27" target="_blank"> Leo Finkelstein Papers </a> Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Image Extent The size or duration of the resource. 76 pages Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Asheville (N.C.) Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. https://www.geonames.org/4453066/asheville.html Asheville Citizen-Times civic club Juleon Lions Club Montgomery Ward newspaper stag party talent show Western Union https://omeka-test.library.appstate.edu/files/original/6a2f9a879ba5fe5fa49945d161dd1b64.pdf bf978ebfae159a8f8df813476d3d19de PDF Text Text Ta rget ·' Date; Description of A·faleria/ Being Microfilmed. Tiue: H 1-4 ~1.\ft\ ~ -p~( ~ Volume: _ _ _ __ Date: - - -- - - - - -- Reduction Ratio:. i l O Microfilmed by: ~ \ W L. Eury Appalachian Collection Carul Grotncs Belk Library Appalachian State University Boone, NC 28608 Photographer: Red Number: _ _.I L-- ""~ I\i -.M s Through Reel Number: _ \.___ _ This is 10 cenify thai the mic ropholographs appeari ng on this fi lm arc true and accurate reproductions of origi nals. �~···· t!t'L.; - . �, I I �\ ) �..- ...... !:Q(ID!!!Mt . ~ '"" , "' a-p.m., a floor show f'llturi:l& ......... • CaJ.I 'ZII&-'Ifffl. I - spoosorecl by tbe Daugbters of Penelope. ww .... L Local people in the news: Ja< Tile lle¥. J adl • • Pen« bU 1.anka. wbo was In Westtm Nortb been named cllredor or camp T6oa ~ In lt8S on a Bol.lu)' round&· Ualted Melhodlll Cartlp nnr HtDo lloa udlange vllil, ~ rci- He ~ ille lle¥. lllnlecl to tile area. He IIU ~named anlllternt· Clw1u ll K-top, Wbo IIU been named ~or of Outdoor N lnlllrj,ea tiDnal Guest Scholar of tile American and J lllllor Hl&h E4ucatlon fOT tile C4lle&e of suraeons lor 1111. and bll • United Melllodllt Gffll!ral Board of visit to tile Uaivenlty of ~01111 Carolilla at Cbapel HW et~tbled blm to reDlsdpleAblp 1D Nubville. U. Col. Ia ~ Jr. bU turn to Western North CaroliD&. wtth £. Colllq .... been awarded 1M Del- Merltorl· 1'htl'e he Yls1led dlstrlct governor ol ous Service M~ for Ills work aerv· In Marlon. past iag IS resea.n:b t~ Ill tile ad· Rotary lllternatiDnal, and wu a Rotary ctu. , b vanced co~ dl\'lslon or 1118 g.-eof tbe Aabevllle lntnlduced by North American Atrospac:e D«ense wbt.r be ga\'e a talk Command In Colorado S~ lle Is Dr.JeaeCIIap•o• . Dr. Wljesinlla a nauve of A..tlevllle, son or S~lvla by Ills wile Clll&ra, was accompanle<l a c1octor of Inter· aJI4 u. FIJ!tdsidll and a graduate nal m~ wttb a spedalty Ill orLee FAwardl Hl&b ScbooL tropical dlseuet, and tbtlr - . Dr. SatJin WljesiUa of Srl alvtDtU, 7. denon~ �1am t1appy to announce the following oromohons and orgamzat1onal changes effective as of March 1. 1983. W1th the tntroduc\lon of Mobile Sound System. Nakam•chl U.SA ts entenng another phase of rapid <;rowth These changes are designed to further strengthen our organizahon to meet the challenge of growth 1nto the new field ond to adequately serve the need ol an expanding customer base Please JO•n me .n w1sh1ng these people great success 1n :hen new endeavors .!Z!Jf,jiJx1: \A~'AZAKI UU •.•~<.'"'""' f,ecul•"" Voce PHl"...o<!OI S (3(>100il Manag'"' u 5A woo•a:.cn W.r Oe&n Mtl'er lorrnerly EastiCentra• OlStiiCt Sales Manager. 1S named NatiOnal Sa'es Manager Oean wtll be respons•o'e lor the management ot tne entue sales Ioree ol Na1<am1Ch1 US~ Dean has recenlly relocated to Los Angeles all(! can oe reached at our Santa Montea olhce Mr Lee Aoams. formerly WesVSovth 01stnct Sales t..!anage: lS named Marke!lng Man.•ge: Lee ""'' be respons•ble lor the entue •a:>ge of markeung se.w:es all(! toe management ol pa•d medoa aclvel!lsements lee w1ll also rnatn1&10 dtrecl contact w1th a number 01 accounts. lhus anowtng h11n to rema•n current vlllh tne latest aciMtles ;u 1 re1a11 levet all(! ass1st tne ne NatiOnal Sales Manager when necessary Stnce Nak.amteht U SA •S essent•ally a sales arm ol Nakam•c•u Co•porauon 1n Japan Dean and Lee ,.~II assume rughly VIS•ble postll()nS w1th•n the company Together they voll ~hai.Jider a srgmlteant pa1110n ol the respons•b<h!les .n malung Nil'Kilm1cn' U SA a successful busmcss �ASHEVILLE RADASSAH LUNCHEOtl • PROCRAH -/ 1. America Leo Finklestein 2. Invocation Ruth Baer 3. Welcome Arlene Doloboff 4. Introduction of Speake r President of Regi on Norma Feingold 5. President of Region Ernie Dreyer 6. Life Members hip Presentation Sylvia Finklestein v" 7. Nusical Sing-a-Long Leo Finkles t ein ~ 8. Installation of New Officers Ernie Dreye r 9. Benediction Lynn Dunn 10 . Hatikvah ~-- Leo Finklestein ./ ��J lN ~T"AL..c.fJ11c-w Ho LJ .oRj r f-1 N ....hJ-t.."f q t'1g~ lP'tog'tam Call to Order .•.......... . ......... . ... .• . .. Lion Powell N. Ball President, Lions Club of A1hev111e Song "America'' ... .......... ..•.... . • . Lion Joseph M. Parsons Cabinet Secretary-Treasurer 1983-1984 Pledge to Flag . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . .. Leo Finkelstein, Past President Lions Club of Asheville Invocation .. . •.. ... ...•....•........ .... •J. Stewart Humphrey Chaplain, District 31·A Toastmaster ..... .. . .. •• ..... ... .. ... Lion Shelby E. Horton, Jr. Pnt District Governor DINNER Introduction o f Gueste •...... .. . .•......•.. Lion Ronald Daniel, Past District Governor Introduction of Speaker .•.. • . ... . .... Lion Houston K. Henderson Immediate Past District Governor Speech and Installation of ............ Lion John L. (Jaek) Stlcldey District31·A Officers Past President, Ll~nslntematlonal 1967·1957 Adjournment ��) tN ~i"'At-t. ~1/D'N HoLH>Fi1 INN .Jvr..'f q t<t g ~ Call to Order . • . . . . . . . • . . . . • . . . . . . .. . . . .... Lion Powell N. Bell Prealoent, Lions Club of A.hevl!le Song" America" .•... . ....... . . . •. . . ... Lion Jusaph M. Parsons Cabinet Secretary-Treasurer 1983-1984 Pledge to Fl ag . . . . . . . . . . . . • • . . . Leo Flnkelateln, ?aat Pr11ldent Lloi'l s Club of Ashevi lle Invocation •....... . ..•. . .... .... ... .. .... J. Stewart Humphrey ChAplain, Dlt trlet 31·A Toastmaster .... . •... . . . ..• . . . . • . .. .. Lion Shelby E. Horton, Jr. Paat District Governor DINNER Introduction of Guests . •.•• .. ..•.........•. Lion Ronald D1nlel, Put District Governor Introduction of Speaker . .. . •......... Uon Houston K. Henderson Immediate P11t District Governor Speech and Installation of . . ........ . . Lion John L (Jeck) Stickley Put President, Llons lnternatlonel Dlstrlct31·A Officers 1967·1957 Adjoumment 0 �I tN '5j""KLt.+i11D1J l-foL.~PA1 .J\J't..'f 9 fNN I <1 g ~ Call to Order •.............•.....••.......•. Lion Powell N. Ball President, Lions Club of Asheville Song " America" ....... •.• . •...•.....• . Lion Joseph M. Parsons Ca.blnet Secretary-Treasurer 1983-1984 Pledge to Flag . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . .. Leo Finkelstein, Past President Lions Club of Ashewllle Invocation ... .. •..••...•..•...... . .•..... J. Stewart Humphrey Chaplain, District 31·A Toastmaster ......................... Lion Shelby E. Horton, Jr. Pest District Gavemor DINNER Introduction. of Guests •. . .• . .....••.......• Lion Ronald Daniel, Past District Governor Introduction of Speaker •. . ...••...... Lion Houston 1<. Henderson Immediate Past District Govemor Speech and Installation of •..•..••...• Lion John L.. (Jack) Stickley Dlstrlct31·A Offlc~;~rs Past Preildent, Lions International 1967·1957 Adjournment ���• • • - _, ) �• • • .t l ... b ! I i! 1% : ! _, ��I I PROGRAM PAU'l' FIUST The OriginAl Miruttd H.U Gtdc--" A Study in Sl.~k .and While·· OVERTURI::-Son.r• 0/J ar.d New (o) "I Wu S..C,g Ndlie Home" (b) "H01l Hail. rhe C..ng'• AU Here" (c) "M.Jind.a's Wedcfma Day" Eruabdia Steel: and T, .. Howle u bride aad rmo• (d) "Nishi·lime in Dixie L.nd" "LcJia and <;icntltmen & &atcJ" lntuloeutor: BOB FINLEY Moy)Oftn Cmr..do Mrtd..,ll R"1h F.nn.inc. Cnwdc T~ftant lr... McMinn J........ine N;.holo Ulltan Mu•upower F...u;. Kilpolrick M...n. )on..u Artlo... T oylo. Edw..d Tho...,... Not•• Mc-l..ean n..,r... 11..1 N.rr c.;.., f\l,,.rt• El~oh<1h Eluoh<1h A lk. TuNe: l..c•i1<h Cobb Her.. Mock!! Hc1(0 AIG-..oo Addie Wit.oo Marl&. Cue Le.lte Marlow~ Ann-ie Culwtll Sibyl Smirh c., c.... Hold. OwtoLy '1'111·: H OY!-> Ha.old MeL... j..,,. Md.-""y jo.,..Whit. a.;. Ho•plvW. w,u;.,.. Fa tKd:k H.atold Hayft Mildred Jones !'41X 111-V,: ti w........ 11- Oar6cU ..lolf.u.rwc.1h MouA Bartl.nt Edwia 6~Mn~tll 1-lowatd Ninlr l>likkll llDhop Lilliu Matlowe Maraa.rct Dwrrin M"Y Ow~by "Liahl ol Foor from rhc Far E.osl" Jo< c...,.,n K•lhttine~ Pn~il'ltOft H~ka S.Own ~l,teaa JIUY"' How...J Fr..Jy jo<k s..;.h Toylo: Bini- CO :O. II•:J u_. ,.:'\~ ou s••o4cld a....·s...p· p...., ..r J I P. Piuo : O....hy Jo<doo V..!ia: L..o F"u~ OFFICE: 4 N . PACK SQUARE PHOHC: 1726 Toaa Boajo : H...ld Ckodlc Ono•o: T'homu Wrno _, PLAN1 ! Y. PHOHI:.S 380 AND 328 Asheville French Dry Cleaning Co. J . C. How~~t CUC.CIII~""TU., WILBAR. PROP. "ODORLESS DRY CLEANING" Clothing ~d Moumint 8/aclr, anJ 'R_durneJ In .6 to f 2 Hour> ��f'Mier-Fosll'r Sht Studied at tho Munich Cons " ilh Schwan : (pi· ano1and Jadassohn (compo~ttion). stud1td ptmo fur· thcr v.ith M Rosenthal -.nd SQph1t- Menter-; won 41 pnzr at the Jnt~mationaJ Waltz. Com~uuon OlNHn. 19 10). 1st pnu 1n Amenr an CompO.seu.' ContHt (NY.. l i'lJ ): made several tours a.s a pianist: t\'tntu· i!lt)- RUled in N .Y. Sht v.TOCe 3 operttLU, O\'rr 100 sOnj;-5 rrhr Amencons Come!. My Journry's frtd , ttCJ. PI~O StudltS. ett Fosler. t..awn~_nce . Ame-nean conductor: b. los Ange · Its. Oct. 23. 1941. H• ma d• bio lint c:ondiK..ing ar-Jl<"&r&nce with llle Young Musicians Foundation ~ but Orch. in 1960 Atllv: a~e or 24 be was appointed 85!SIStMt conductor or the Los Angeles PhUha.rmonac Orch.: In 1966 rocoived tllt KousRYitzky Memon•l Conducung Pn:z.e- at the ~rkshlre Mus1c ft.SU\'al 1n Ta1gltwood, Mass. In 1 969 ht btcome • r<~ular guest conducao r vr thr Roy.J PhJih.armt.nlt Or ~hcslra of London. In 19'70 he was :.ppomtt-d conductor-rn·C'hlt"f or lht Houston Symphony Orch. lie is panlc ularl) no· tablt l or tus dynam•c tnlerprct•uons of mod~r n wc.~rk s. b ut ht.s also bftn acc larmffi lor his prectst and mleJht;:rnt pre"Sr'nuuon.s of lht Classical and Roman- uc Tt"pt'MOI"')' f o,ter. ;\1 urf~l. f.nghsh t'Ontn.lto: b Sunderland. NO\' 22. 1877: d . London. Dee. 23. 1937. In !896 she rntrrf'd thr Ro> .11 Collt~e- of Music. Sht s.ang bttore Qurtn \'rctonl.'l sn 1900. rr; 1901 tC'Iurt"d Can.td, v.1th Mmt- Alban• Ah.-r ht'r marriagt to Lud"'iA Gotl.t. 1n 1906, .she- ap~ared mfr~utntl)· Jn pubhc f Fosur. ;\l)'ln BJrk.tl , Engh$h or~.anbt: b London. 1-'ov. 29. 1851: d. there, 0«. 18, 1922. II• was a p~p•l of Hamilton Clarke; later ol Anhur Sulll\'lln. rrout. and Wutlake at the Royal Ac•dtmy of Music; .wrvrd as orsanlst at the F'o undHn~ HOSJ>hal (1880·92): !rom 11188. Examiner ol Tnnlt)' Coii•R•. London. in which C3P11Cit)' he li~nl ma.ny yrars tn Australia and South Alri..,., Hr pub! Ant~c·nu o nd Anthem-Composer> 0901), Hl$10')' of rhr London Phllhonnonic SociN)', 1813-191 2 (19 13). and poda G oG•< works r oster. Sidnt)'• Jo\ mtn can paamst. b. Florence. South Carolin>. M l)' 23, !91 7: d Boston. Frb. 7. 1977. He lH-G~n pl:t.)"''n~ paano whrn he was 4 ) 't'&rS old. and at lht t\(:t o r 10 W U$ adn\ltted to the CurtiS Institute 10 ?hUadtlphi:.. where ht studttd with ls.~bfolle Venge-· rova and 0\\\"''d Sapt'rton In 19-10 ht won thr firs t t..,o,•etnnu Founda110n A"''ard. wh1ch t·ntitltd him to an app('arancr ;u soloiSt v."''th the New York Ph•lhar· monic. This wu the bcJunn·n~ of a bnlllant anlem:.· tJOnal Urf'C':. In 1964 ht pla)·C"d 16 concrn s1n Ru!'s.la. H~ touRht plano nt F'londa Stat• Unl\'. (I 'H9·5ll: '" ~ 1952 hr JOined the piano (jt ulty o r lndl>\na Univ. Ill , Bloomangton. Fostrr. S trphe-n CoiJins. Amenc.tn rom poser of (a. sonps: b. l..aWTt nceV1llt. Po.• July ~ . 1826: d. .. ew Yo rk. Jan. 13. 1864. He lea rned to pl3y llle flu te •~ a chJid; publ. a sons: QJ)(In th)• Lort•C"t. L.o\'C! at tht •bgr of 18. Ills father wa.s a govtmmt:nt worker and U.liMn man. aw'·«' '" pohtlt!:. his brothrrs wrrt tn· aagt-d In c:ommrrce-. ;\ bout 1846 hr wrnt tu C1ncinna.u ~ ous 1\.S account:.nt for h1s brochrr Dunmn~ The total num· btr ot Fo ~te.r·s sonJ,ts 1 189. for m otn o f which ht s v. ro:e both " 'ords ond muSIC. 01 lh• ... Old Follu or llomf'. s.omtllmts rtl4"rred to as .'i~·onet! Rtblwr (from HJ. tnihaJ hne "Wa)' down Ull04\ dt: S""'Ant"~ ribber"), was pubhshed on O<:t. 21. 1851 . "'"h th• subutle "EthiOf)lan Mtlody ;, sun~ by Chnsty's Manstrtb.'' Chnst)··s n:unt w~ ~t\"en as 1 ulhor. tn con~1dt~tton o f a sm111 ~u n1 n r m c mey rf'Ctl''td b)' f oMer. "-'host> naJDe wu not an~ehtd ao the- song unul 1879, upon tht tXpmulon of the Oni;,Oil COp)'tlt;ht. About 40,000 copirs o( this song '\'ere sold dunng tht': year aftt'r publu:ation. fostt:r wa.s greatly tncoura~t"d. and. u he "'TOte to Ch.rist>'. hoped to establish lum..,ll as " tht best Ethlopjan song "''rner .. or Olhrr son.:s. the most not11blt are Oh! Su.sonna 0&18: b«.amr popvi3.T 10 tht 'old rush ol 1&49): My Old Krntuch)' H~"' "- Mosso'> .,, dr Cold Ground. JroniP wd.h tht' L11:hl 8ro\4n Hatr, Old Block Joe. Nally wu.s o Lod)• lAuro 1.4 ~- etc Thr . t.ltle page Q( &-uwt•ful Dn~nu'!f' (pnhl lSJW) beats tht• legend '"tht last sons: ~'·er wnuen by S tephen C . fos· ttr. ComPOsed but a few d"ys preVIous to his dtont.h, .. b\.lllus maudhn claim ( an oweal for sales) is false •• tht work WA$ pn:partd for puhhcat•on ln 1862. It 11 net known wtuch song was FoSter's last.. On J uly 22, 1650. Fosttr m3med Jant McDowell in Plttsbu.t'J:h: they h.ad a daughte:r. but the muriaJ.te was not happy. In 1853 Foster went t o Nt"'-' York and stay~ the~ for a ye•.r •lone; in 185-1 he wos living •n Hoboken. N.J .: wrnt 10 Nf'w York aga.in In 1860. \\•hUe hb \\i f! r~ m.11ntd wuh rei3\J\'eS. f 05tcr d1ed penniless at Bd.lf'we l-lospnaJ: )'et his u.mlngs wef'C! not sm3JI· from 18-19-1860 he rtcoived about $ 15.000 in royaltirs Apan from thr s.o n~;s, Foster \\TOte 12 1n~ trum ent a.l p.e<es m s.alon mu~c st)'lt. and made numerous arnngernents for flute, Rmtar. ,,olm_ etc. for tht- coUt<· Lion Fo•t<r's Soclol OrrhC$1ro (N.Y. IM-1). l·te hod some knowltdR«' of tnstrUmentaJ wnung: tus h:onno-nies. though simple. Mt adf"ctun. tt. The t'Xta.nt man'J• .scnpll art mosth· in the Fosttr Hall Collec-uon at tht U nt\', or Pmsburs,:h Cdt-chc:Ut"d on JU:\t 2. 1937), b tb! og.nphkal bulletin$ art IJsuc•d periodically b)' thiS or~eanu .ttion~ A onf'"·J)eM)' stamp Manng Fosttr's s1•cturt wa.s brou~: ht out by the U.S. POSl office m 1&40. In lOIS W R \Vluul._...y and 0 . G. Sonneck pub!. A CorolOB'-'1' of Ftrsl Edllt o~' of .'i. t osrn. Th'!':"r~ art hundrtds of rtprints of FQ1.ttr 's songs, but aJmost t.ll art 1n "lmp:ro\'td" arnn~tmtnt.s.. A facsimile ~pr. of thr oriAinaJ s heet musie of 40 son~t s was publ.. \\1th •·olu•blt commrntary by Rochard Jaokson. In N.Y.. 1974 BIBLIOGRAPIIY: M. Fo~Her (brother). Oao~rroph)t, Songs and Mu..octcol Compo,"rttoru of St€'phtl1 ,.~OS I M' (1896: not nlways a ccurate); H v. Mllhgan, S. C. f'<»· Iff (N.Y.. 1920). J . T. Howard, Stephen Foster, Arner· loa·., Troubadour (N.Y .. 1934; new <d .. 1953): ldtm. "Suphen foster and His Publishers." <d .. M usical Ouort•rly (Jon 1934): J. T. Hov.·atd. Newly Duro•· ored Fottcnono (N.Y.. 1935); G. P. Jackson, S rcphen F'ost..-'1 O.blto Amrnron f'olk·Songs (N.Y.• 1936): R. Walters. SrephC'I1 Fo.surr: \ 'outh's Gofd1:11 Gloom (Princeton. N.J •• 1930); J. T. lic•ward, Tlw L•r rro tu ~ on St•phcn F'r uror (Washrng~on. DC .. 1944): E,·rl)'n Fosttr Mornew«k. Chromclr.:t o( $fC'P .. rn Ff'.strr's vcmuly (2 v~l._ : Prusburj:h. 19HJ. O n o Gombo<l. �.. LEO FlNilELSTElN 1be st.ore ~for the Jewish holldays Rosh Hashana and Yom KIPJIC1'. and Finkelstein said Bassett C001iruJts the ln.GitloD. Finkel· ostein S3id he AS!ted blm why. ·vou got nob.lcly or my reUgion here; .-tnkelste!n salcl 8asMtt f'l'pbed. "I'm not going to duulge my 1IICk." Effective Parenting Is Course Goal . Family ServfctS Center or Asheville Is spooooring a S.T.E.P. (S~'Stemallc 'l'rnlnlng lor Ef!ective Parenting) workshop Saturday at f;J!nda llome lor CbllclreA. 1be workshop is cleslgned for p.u-ents who "VIIId like to de\'elop t.helr skills In guldlng IIJid dl5clplin· ing llldr dilldren. l'artldpants will team practl· cal theory or human bebavior; ways tn ~ more elleruve relationships wilh chlldn!n; how to use~: and to develop 5ldlls lor 1illleniJu:, ~lvin2 """" �,,, ' tl)'lllS. 'flU our CUg.h t paths cros,s ugain, - AIIDe l!rterklllt;J •• •~u ••t\.1!,; \Htot\..'1 UJC; IIIV.III«:'H \ ""'M:ll l ,.,.._., . . VIII CSUU WC~.I"Y race, The cl~~tlr must lacllully "lake o:i " and f[nd a corner pia~. II needn't seek retorcment 10 como·rs dark wtth gloom, Just e lear the 11lacc fur fresher cl~<urs that come to grace the room. I huoo: l'w servt'\1 you well and m•vcr le t you down. For ,;urcly I'm the luckiest of allt1e c hmrs in town, You'ut :>Il l upon me most genUy u.roughoutthe months of use, And I honcsUy can tcsU/y r've nev<r known abuse. I'll cher ish every :lfXol on me that :-ou have given wear. And s.o I'll dose these thoughts to .10u - with much love· the Chatr, - He Illes f't'ople Well, I don' t know. 1 thlnlt more abo1Jt my xhool than I do about Daddy at work . - ·T acya l!rtoyaauto, agr 7 - He flies f)e<JIIIe with hi! hands and with tools and with medicine and •ornctiJncs he cuts them {Jf't'n, Well, 1/ ~ople swallow Jomethlng, lilte a toad, he cu ts It out - l::rir l!rtoyaaruo, agr 51> • He cuts the man's head off and puts It back on aga1n. - Adam M oyo..nllo, age 31, - He gots to work and helps uul the l 'reSI· dent a Utt.l e bit. - t.... slle Watta, aKt 3•, - He """<'to Oy au:planes Now he works at a desk , Are people whu work 111 desk.< still o Ute Air t 'orce? n I. -Bethany Walta, age 5 money. · HeswrepsaUday ong \oly grandpa has more money than my dad. 'ie has to get up early In the mominl( and •!at very quick to go to work. He got a medal but my monuny didn't get a medal. She Ju.•t got flowers. The General wu talkJOg through a speak~r and It was kind of ;ooting, I got to type on my dad's c r:.writer and it said gobbledy gobbledy I -Ste~o t' I.DlLtloteiD, as• t l> rea · ny and p ys ' <omputer, He sure fill!l out a Jot of pa~rs. lie invents Uungs and loves me. - NillJ l!rteer, age i �80UTH CAJII0UNA' 8 aJ}Jr Nrws mro 81:8T "I:AO NlfWI.fJAf'IAI C!!Durttt THE EVENING POST POST OFFICE BOX 1511 CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA n.t02 TELEPHONE (&03) 5n·71 1l �Lion Tom called for volunteers among both Lions and Lionesses t o ser ve at registration desks during the Sho..;, which wi II be onethird bigger than this year's . ~T .. Tom said to bring your wife or YCMIII ..,..AltA fll lCYCL.UrrHI f"llldacrr COl~~- Dr. ~alter Clark and leo Finkelstein by way O......_A.~I~. •~at. ~ fila:•~ CMw K..wt n.u,. ,_.._ TIHwMi!Pkell lb City,_...,.. LM.-,...,..... a~...,.. ~-~ of anonymous donations (in their honor) to the WorRshop for the ... l l<lO - Jllll'VCO ,.,~"" ...... ..... m- f\411 . ~ ,._., ~., (ltY - ~ Lot.O... Also, an anonymous donor- c~n tributed SSD Blind Revolving Fund:. • -~'" yYStaJ - - ~· r•""· ana ueas. Sylvia Kahn. The Dr. lsrnel S. Zillberg Fund for 1lle Plewntioo of Sudden ~nfJaC Death ~ been estlblished at Sinal Hospital by 1lle Salie-A·Heart Foondalion. N. a ~ receptioo lnaugurallog 111e program am (from .):. Dr. ~ ~,Flll~ president. Dr. Zinberv. a member or 1lle l1os;litaJ siliiiilia~Sfa" "". lhe'past 53 and the pe!SOO in whose hooor the program has been named. and Slaf1leY ~ presidellt o1 Save-A~. The program has 00:..1 es~iShed With a pledged grant of $100.00J to 1lle hospitll over 1lle next 10 years. ! �Crocker's Dream Came True -- l..,.)t Sun.J<i) till t hL· t~\u1r ttl ftr:.t Uap ll!!ll t 'hurch tn .hhev:Ht• S0/11~ tb anlhem. a -----;;-;,:-- --- - - (,•w ilH> < piJ>ler. u !<,<J& tugh tn lh< A .. Cu lliurd , s unctu;..ry. h .• lt to t~e flour, .md tilL' 4.uu,.:r'-'P:-'t•O ~eattercd from Uu.t un· n Buh T..rn·ll 1 11\."\ho~h: .th· ~ t'h3rlt:) Cnwkt:r rnllll)\cr ol tnuslc.• to lttc .wJtt:llt. e ••ml ~.IHJ "lhrtl Sa t ur n~-.! •irt ..uu ··otul' 11 uc I \'c -.~lw.J )' :i h.-a \l:.toM ,,1 hl lll ~lllft Juwn lht. lw~M~ " · .. Will ll"i"" • nd Wtli:)' Post He abo told ~·uth Ldn11tn:.. Scn.ttfll S1ro1 1'hul· n whu ~;w.Jk:J With s.uda .a Suuthern ll.:nt l hJt ht:!i • r 's · tjuit~ vtten d&s· ;JI•J K:JI , wHt\'\ llllt:) tws truull!c maklni lll•tt•tl, ...~t luui!ICH unt.ll' l ~ tood \}II~Sllunmw l), VUl)' ASSOt'late At· turn\')' lit:nt:ri.ll 1'l101U:.o~S H Ktud' 4bout II••· F-..r,:lgH t\gt'nl!'- lh•gl:ttn atiW1 Act , Sen ·n ,ur 111on ..t ;a, k( d , " Whc•h ah I hose tll t~' U IIII'O b Sloh('t!" '' 'St'1rcd' l1tr \\<c nl '\tuh'-11 u h. \ h, l::e:. Xtul·h askl.'i.l , leanm@ ~:ud 1'hurlllc md · l>\.'1: th.... t 11 ... ~tuesl ~Ulyed more than a \vt d: ,., th~: 1 nn. his mummM, hometown OeWSpd~l -.·ouhJ be W41UP@fOr him il lht ute 'llw> \\ ··r·· :-'l.. lwol t::u. Ttt . ~r<.Jkla>t 111onty,' Mr Ftnkebtem •••d · Th•t'• the k1nt1 uf lnfonmallon we're tuoking for." So any sues\ '" tormcr employ~ uf ttruve t'*Qrk lM , particularly anyone '4'bo 11<\p•:J bull~ ll1e mn, ore tnvotc~ tu < 'on\ac\ l:r••KMat:&;on at 2!>11·90~3 or Jane ltowe 01 m ·tlll of wolhnlt \0 •hare mtmone' ol Stol1L 1i lhl' t'dll\' duvs d l 1\cuth thtn tuld hun where they were ... :t.\ufl."\). Alpha Systems of ll>hcvltlc. • p11bhc •dallons hnn thlll ondudes Grovo Pnk Inn among 1U 3l"tttunts, b.u cmba rkt.-d on ''" tnteresung proJL - contpollog a 'Ct lmt•,r\' oJI the mo ·"rhe tJrove !'ark tnn." '"'ld t:ra•a ~l.tJI!OO, Cll'C..'UU\'t: In t h.i:lrK Of lht il\r($ t' ,u.' t 'l tUOI ' hll~ g CliiC lllblc le• rn•'<~ throuah Mr Fmkelst«m lhJl all ch~ngt: ~ I\ CO a t tht mn lor man)' )'drs W~&!& new money ' A gueat of Lht: Inn nc>'tr had ht> hands soiled by d~rty •·W·· through many dJAngc~ \fost peop1e m Ashevlllt ar~ ,1\\,if'to , ,, tltt' u.n·s rk h tnstury v.~t. rnusl ••I :h:a! 'bd ,nr) hJtJi nt•\•er tH..·•m asscn)b)(.-d .uuJ rc..."CUrdt'"'i :-.tuch .about l hl! Inn' s early v.::tr~ rt.•Hl:illns \.-t r y v41gue GuE:~l recon)$ ~"l'l1 tllu\.:IJ !HOUnd $0 nl~l{'h lhal llt.~ th' IU.ih' boo~~~~ iu.. t. h bi ttl)' ~f)UCt..l h:·dm~rt tho.~t lh'-' h1: tor y o1 Uu:.· h,atl nms\ tx• n._•, ••tth:J .e.uun t.~r 1 shaU Ot' IO$\ a.s 1 t +twtc-r .:ucslS ~md t·rnpluych Jlt · Su \1.tJlbvn 1). ' oJ<Jk litg IIJr tunncr ··u1pfu> 't•1:S ul dtc mn whu llllj M b< ablt' to ltJ \o \.' cnllp!hh·n 111111 1..1n un)' porlum ol thl' tnn'; tn-,t•'r' ' F• •l n .autpll·.' he lh!lll ·the olht:r \ ''·•\ t hdkt•,t .,, :til L.'li ~'111k.:btc111. whu "'as .tul,• \ U ~'' l m..trl) dl'IJ tls ~bout tlil' early J.tv~ I l.tJ ll nvt b'-.~ 11 t \1:' hun, Wt' ¥~'ould ~ 1ut n,, \'t! k.r\11\\ 0 th.tt tht• lrut pl'.l)'t tll\us t tu ( ' Cruve Par' 1M �.. • 6 June 1980 Cap t ai n Leo Finkels t ein, Jr. USAFA/DFENG Oear Captain Finkelstein I t gi ves rne grea t pleasure to noti fy you of your selection f or promotion to the t emporary grade of Major by the FY80 Temporary Major Selec tion Board which convened on 7 April 1980 at the Air Force 'VIilito;~ry Personnel Cen t er. Your selec tion is indic.llive of your abili t y to excd and is a significant acknowledgement of your professional qualifications. Your pron1otion will beC0111e effec tiv e upon announcement by the Air Force M ilitary PP.rsonnel Center o f t he rnllnthly increment line numbers encornp,rssing your sequence number 717. Sequence numbers will become e f(.,ctive on the first day of e..rch month until all select ees are promo t ed. S~ecial orders confinning your prornot ion will be provided you short ly fo l lowing the prornotion effective da t e. Once again, corlgratulations lor a job well done and best wishes lor continued >ucccss in your future endeavors. Sincerely WJJ.l(Jffi COift . WILLIAM 1\. Otn'li, Hrig Gcn, I JS/\F l)ean of the Faculty �• ' r?tuJI.J ' . I IAt ht n r.ulf rj" yr.ul( jtlfrJrNr~ al/h,. .f,"''.f"'''/,r, fiJ II· I I I' (/1 //1 , f:a /. l' f"JIIIfl ./,:ltmk'Y· lfr, j(!/. tj/"'"".Y I oulnn /,,nr/,u/,,,,/ "flrly -f•~ Ji,f, 6',;-,fi.l .:/Z,fr,ylr. . Jr..lh 0~, "' !,·11 ,., SHALOM CHAUERlM BY c~ou sro111n (~eculive 0\CtClOf The Asheville Jewish Community is one s tc epeu ln heritage nearlY os lengthy o s Asheville's cityhood . Ask a l..il Schns, 11 ~ Julius Levitch, 11 Leo Finkelstein, a 1\clen Gumpert, and o t hers from the Lichtenfels clan, dod they ' ll tel l you HOW lT WAS BA CK - 11'- •. \ �ffom tile deslc oc LEE AD~MS•.. You are cordially Invited lo preview a new level or aulomolfve s1ereo ... Se UNDSTREI-\J\!1 c A R II 0 (l On dlspkJy wiiJ be the llldUSIIY's firSI p.Jre clau A amp/llltN. 2Ad8!oclavo di"Uol eje¢1tonlc crOJSOvet end unlquo 100 olld 200 won ompllfiers. l'lcruro. o1 our lortlle«'llnp serl9s ol l uner/Oeeks will olso be ovollob!e. lee AOoms. lorme!lY ol Nqkomlcnl. now Managing Ofroctor ol So<Jndllfoom Tochnologll!'. will be Qll he~ to disCUs. our ilmitoa d l•tr'Obutloo 110tlretlo>o p<ogrom. RIVIEI!A HOTR. las Vegas Suite 571 Solurday. Jo11uory Slh lhrough ~. January 7lh HAM - 6PM fu05dav. January 81h 9AM- 29M �CONCi&I!CiATION Beth ha.-T cphila •3 NORTH U BERTY STREET ASHEVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA 28301 70./25~911 Ronold C. Blumlng, Robbi June 28, 1?85 Mr. Leo Finkelst ein 133 Westwood Road Asheville, NC 28804 Dear Leo, Better lat~ ... Please accept t he warm wi shes of the members of our Congrega tion and mysel f on your recent 80th birthday. Leo you have meant so much to our Congreg ation over the years . We pray that you will continue to give of your energies for many years to come . With best regards to Sylvia, Rabbi Ronald Bluming RCB/tl �-----------------------... (: ...!.<.-, ~t<~:.-;( y.u.. , ... '-\ / /l/'C""C t-i / q..._ I · ' ·-> - ./<:..- t,t._.l(~ ho-r,~'">- -'-~fl-« .... I. • t. 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Presentation of Special Awa rds ThE:' presen ter to bE:' introduced by Master of Ceremonies 9:00 .. ...... . INSTALLATION OF 1985-:986 OFFICERS Past Pre>ident ........ . ............ . .. r. Jack Cole Rema rks by new president . . . . ... . .. .. . . f<tmes T. Parson~ Newly Installed Presiden t Remrtrks by . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..... W .B. Pippinger Outgoing President Presenl<l tion Of Gavel . . . . . • . . . . . . ....... '"!.B. Pippinger DANCE MUSIC BY .. .. " The P<tul Nichols Band" ..•. til 11:00 .. .. ~ ��I ,........ ,-- r - ·~: ~ D ,- • ' • • u [] I ::~ c:r !K i i """"""' · ·r..,~ ~- ,_-lfJ • Kl- -. ��I .__, !Int. f:e,o i/ h' Jfj;~I/Nt /haf lnhel.stein Yl:.; 1M &ftr:JI ~~~/rtA ~tlllfe t .;4 C?hheiJille, .N.C. IJ/1 (!) c t Q b~r Lt, ,,. 1/J KS J</6 n11 r#:tjtMJ.Jit?ll/o/:Y/)jt~~"~~~/i?tN j/li ~wrlr:Jitv f'.rk'lt~·~llo lh~J ~/.'II/~ fi:'i'l'fj jlri'Jtw~I ~rltj!l'~tle. A;,J fr_dl~_fi·;~fiy,.:., :.Y:rt,.fn{y - ili~""'-~"'(\,~-.,£ !J1.-..Jtdrnl �ern· or .\ "ffl:l'tu .r: POLICE SUMMONS -. ;•:; , ,, 3 IAA96 PA736 :.r. P.WS239 CGN P])riJ LLI AliSPORT PENN 25 31.5P.. LEO FINKE LSTEIN= TEMPLE DINNER MEETING BATTERY PARK HOTEL ASHEVILLE NCAR= - - - - - - " ~ CONGRATULATIONS MR PRESIDENT AND BEST WISHES FOB SUCCESSFUl TERM•r•= \ MOTHER AND ROSA. ~ ~ �I ., Ill' ,. �\ \I ���SeUNDSTREAJ\11 JJ~dro--: --rh~t ~) ~ ~ ~~ -r~ ~() . -r ~ 1-A. .P-.x_IA( y~ ~~ ~ ~ 1 ~ J (h..~, f· J:/ JD -sf~ A, ;t4 $1; 5o o ~ NJ-.y- ~ r~· w~u~. 7:{ r~~ '1;~ U t>-,b .b-no.-._ _,fu.v- oo f~ 1 ,......x."""" ~~ i~ A cA:., io ~ ~ -f" ecve-.. 4--- ;._,u~ ~ fW ~~. ~ # , ~ fa-../<vn,c-.1-f~ j::h tro--d a.A. n. fho+o-nro.phyoF' ARCoJJ h., Shylac.~ /., we. '5 fc-<!.. 11\~~... -~ . r .f. ~ pol'-1f'..:..Jo Arc.o., /..;~ hn-ot~.... f.._ +o./::... 01'~ .for e...-,.{a,~c..rf ~ ~ -f, ilt.. D.S - 6:lsl I $, ~ s lnvrly '11rhk /~ Vfi7 Vest i82nd Street N s~el ......,..... 4.- ~.Jt .,..,90278 !'ash Redondb Beach Colltorn/o Oo :r ~ V ' (213) 214-4652 ...(..a--, v~ •I I'. ����Flashback ~~ Pastor CaJJs For Banning Blacks In Theaters By HF.NRY ROBINSON S~ai!Wtiter The Rev.IW. ll.al.emllll, pa.'llor of ff}'St" Baptist Cburch lo Aaht!v!Ue. ~aJWi8 tbe MQ'~ Theater .o" Coil~ Street 61 yea'rs lj!O, c311~ for all~.id to tbe sa~ • or certain magal'in~ and periodicalS of dubloiiS' at · chnriu:ter. Bateman aliiO announcl!d·~would <tf1.1 upop state repte$tntlf!Ves to &e~tk a ilbto!Wide taw 11l!JWng b1r!elt residents from theaters where willie actoftr performed. 1'he preacher reasoned that !Well a law would curb ~UVJ.'nlle dellnguol!<')' {lnd radal dl!lll~er. ' cs )'~Ago: City c;omml.'!lonen.~ on flnl!l reading an ordbillll£Q lnakJil!; It a rnbM!em~nor to uuer, p\)bllll! or dr.tUlate fdl50 and sla~roUs Nflloi'S •derogatoty IJI.tbeeb:u1rcter or ~Ia!ion of any-8\udeni • ~ P~tbllc seboOl- Pa~ of ibe or'd.lnance foU~wed ' atttusaUons bytlie Ku 1(,110< Ktan tMt &e\'eral .~Mevine • lllgll schoolgirls had~ 1n~hanude, whiCh was laler "'pr~n to be r,l9c!'t. ~body of a ncwboi'n'llaby wa;/ fo11l1111n I-:JIIIltcasc at a Brick street resldence. Tbe molller of thl> baby wa, from O~nvllle, S.C. _ llfary Carr slartfd In "Over The l'IIU".ut tM Vanct!'Ibea!l'r _ AslleYUI.e PuDct! DeparOnenl aruoouneed plans lor ils ~ . ar.JJual O:rlsunas Baslult Patty during which SOO 10011 bllsit:tts were It) be distributed to llle ·neec~y In Asheville _ Groundbrealdng ceremonieS w.ern l!dd lor llle new Calvary Ba~ Churcb oo lta)';WOOd .Road _'Womt'n's high·toppeil sboessofd roriUG'a )lair at·Nldloi!·Sboe-Co, - Sllortly after wilbdtawtng ~t from the bank to Invest In a bus!~ lorml'l' deputy sbelifl W.E. Blackwell was robbed by three bandits on CJin&m&n Avenue. UYean Ago; Amerlea's ~test humorist wru Rogers appeared at llle Auc!itorlum _ An -After. 'l'~vlng Sale'' at the ~cket Store lealvred wom~n·scoats ror ~ llltd di'esses; f10¥L ' 5~ Yean Ago: Asheville mourned llle death lhe liatl'l•l. PinkdstciD, one ol t.ht! dlys best-Mown and illdcst mer~llan~ 'Finkelstein. who ~bead of Je~1,sh Cll.1rities ror a nUmbtr or}eara, \"lS Widely known Cor his community wolic, At llle tune of deoUr. he /lad. giVen away a ruab!e·rortune to chllricy _ ASheVille's ITll!llihloog theme, "IIave Faith 1n A$1\e~• \\'liS selected .by UJe Roover admlnlstr~tlon and llle " Hava Faith In The United States" became a llall<Wil tbl>me .• Clar1< Gable and Constance Bennett were realured In "A(ter Office llolltl(' ~tllle Stale 'l'beater. A ravorlte outing on.Sunday :1rtemoon in A sheville was a t rolley ear.ride af!lng ~ty streets. Tbt troUey served as a major source , or transportation untll.replaced by t he motor bus in the ea.tu ltsts. . " J ���� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Leo Finkelstein Papers Description An account of the resource This collection contains materials relating to Leo Finkelstein, resident of Asheville, North Carolina, the Asheville Lions Club, and the Beth Ha-Tephila Cemetery in Asheville. It contains computer discs, notes, scrapbooks, book drafts, correspondence, photographs, programs, fliers, and other materials related Leo Finkelstein, his wife Sylvia, and the Lions Club, Elks Club, and Jewish Community in Asheville, North Carolina. Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Finkelstein, Leo, 1905-1998 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Leo Finkelstein Photograph Album/Scrapbook 5, 1980 - 1987 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1980-1987 Language A language of the resource English Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 107_01_07_PhotoAlbum_05_PersonalPhotos_1980_1987_M Description An account of the resource Photographs and newspaper clippings from Leo Finkelstein's life and family. Subject The topic of the resource Finkelstein, Leo, 1905-1998--Family--Photographs Finkelstein, Leo, 1905-1998--Correspondence Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a title=" In Copyright - Rights-holder(s) Unlocatable or Unidentifiable" href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC-RUU/1.0//" target="_blank"> In Copyright - Rights-holder(s) Unlocatable or Unidentifiable </a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived <a title="AC.107 Leo Finkelstein Papers" href="https://appstate-speccoll.lyrasistechnology.org/repositories/2/resources/192" target="_blank"> AC.107 Leo Finkelstein Papers </a> Is Part Of A related resource in which the described resource is physically or logically included. <a title=" Leo Finkelstein Papers" href="https://omeka.library.appstate.edu/collections/show/27" target="_blank"> Leo Finkelstein Papers </a> Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Image Extent The size or duration of the resource. 52 pages Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Asheville (N.C.) Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. https://www.geonames.org/4453066/asheville.html Temporal Coverage Temporal characteristics of the resource. 1980s Christmas Hadassah Harry Finkelstein pawnshop photograph retirement Sanctimonious Seven Stephen Finkelstein Sylvia Finkelstein https://omeka-test.library.appstate.edu/files/original/52258ec16aa64c47674cb673fff25d28.pdf b15ab449c1d2fade3b9239a57562a9b4 PDF Text Text �������������������������������������������������������������������������������� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Leo Finkelstein Papers Description An account of the resource This collection contains materials relating to Leo Finkelstein, resident of Asheville, North Carolina, the Asheville Lions Club, and the Beth Ha-Tephila Cemetery in Asheville. It contains computer discs, notes, scrapbooks, book drafts, correspondence, photographs, programs, fliers, and other materials related Leo Finkelstein, his wife Sylvia, and the Lions Club, Elks Club, and Jewish Community in Asheville, North Carolina. Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Finkelstein, Leo, 1905-1998 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Leo Finkelstein Photograph Album/Scrapbook 4, personal photographs, 1981 - 1998 Language A language of the resource English Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 107_01_06_PhotoAlbum_04_PersonalPhotos_1981_1998_M Description An account of the resource This item contains photographs, primarily from the 1980s, of Leo Finkelstein's life and family. Also included are event programs, clippings, and letters as well as Harry Finkelstein's membership card for the Traveler Protective Association, St. Louis, Missouri, and telegrams and obituaries regarding the death of Harry Finkelstein. Subject The topic of the resource Finkelstein, Leo, 1905-1998--Family--Photographs Finkelstein, Harry--Death and burial Finkelstein, Harry--Photographs Finkelstein, Leo, 1905-1998--Correspondence Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a title=" In Copyright - Rights-holder(s) Unlocatable or Unidentifiable" href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC-RUU/1.0//" target="_blank"> In Copyright - Rights-holder(s) Unlocatable or Unidentifiable </a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived <a title="AC.107 Leo Finkelstein Papers" href="https://appstate-speccoll.lyrasistechnology.org/repositories/2/resources/192" target="_blank"> AC.107 Leo Finkelstein Papers </a> Is Part Of A related resource in which the described resource is physically or logically included. <a title=" Leo Finkelstein Papers" href="https://omeka.library.appstate.edu/collections/show/27" target="_blank"> Leo Finkelstein Papers </a> Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Image Extent The size or duration of the resource. 80 pages Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Asheville (N.C.) Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. https://www.geonames.org/4453066/asheville.html family german shepherd grandchildren Harry Finkelstein death Lions Club photograph Phyllis Western Union https://omeka-test.library.appstate.edu/files/original/c7d1c72d18c2a3bd41a9b1b00feda95a.pdf da98de4037b2dd81ef30f310dc617544 PDF Text Text Target Vol,m1e: - - - -- - - - Date: - - - - - -- - - Reduction Ratio~:O I _ _ _ . : __,:._._ Microfilmed by: Photographer: Reel Number: _ _.t--I W.L. Ewy Appalachian Collection Carol Grotncs Belk Library Appalachian State University Boone, NC 28608 \N:I IJ~M.S Through Reel Number: __._ __ ) This is to cenify that the microphotographs appcari1g on this film are true and accurate reproductions of originals. �Finkelstein Is Elected . Elks' Head WEATHER ,t RalaJ ud mild. 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Uunun U"4'nllll k.• !UCIJ:tfl'n1• c•amp 111 rhll~tl M olllltll on<l - l'liU I 111r~tor-" .\•>Oo;UIIkl""' ,\nJtri,..IOt111110fllelt ,...., . )l"'llln"ll -race. I -.~,{. w ,·uo• ...,.. " t o.,. 110mlnat · ~ ,\•hull\.1' P""''-''"'"' ~~~· •'"" tt~>·notlb. -ro~t t 'ft""'':,..~"' '"' "'flt""'uof - t'll,tl outtoo•h"•· ··~tt:nlft).' b lln'lll hP~ ffflrn ('ho.f• , .. 1'". \\ , •••"" oUI«' )M\,_ toUt. -I"<IU ~ t~'""""l-l"'"''"''~'"". .nrd rnt~r of v.n.... -""~'' t•ormer ctttun c\lt r-dll4'f ;\~""'-'"'~ �Patter§R'J war'FfJh~ Elks Again HatiT T. hUe~ ~·· lkrn. ,..., ..~~ v;..W.n\ or ttll Mor\JI ~e. tl.lu .-u.uon n tit~ u· nWII l:I'IHUIIJ t«<fiJ at t~ ICib ~lub. Of>l ~l.llildt't4 61l""tft ..:t~ oC WN rr- uw .....w _ ... nw :: e:.=t .~uon " • nr~M~l Ul •t~Dd- -t1" ~N COD"I)Uftl\ - k.h \0 OUter oftl«rl II.C:IMI w.n : ~ ' p, UulnMJ oC MblfllW, ftnt ..~ pru• \dornt. M. l.,JtloCII:C!i'QokWd'O.IK"' Oll4Y,.p1ealdlllll; Dill WQQtf: 8fnl., ..,....1)\·tt-·•f'IDI': J J. Motto".> of (i!W~-. W 0. 81U"M 011 HJSll J'QIDI aA4 3. . 0. A. ),I(X'T\f 011 OW'• . . . .. UW\ea; J'HIU. lUlU Ol ~· Of"'" I 11\Jte. ukr, •ad o. w Pfltttnail oc OI'MMI!IorO. -.""\alf•u-urer. Tbo afWmo')IO will be M'I'Otlfd t.o a pU ~·-n~ -~~·~W'IUL aM acanlc tQ!.Ir& LEO FI NKELSTEIN= 7 SOUTHWEST PACK SQ ASHEV ILLE N = CAR TH IRTY S IX YEARS AGO TODAY I WAS A VE P. Y HAPPY MOTHE R, BU T W EACH ')'EAR YOU HAVE BEEN IN M LIFE, ESPECI A ITH Y LLY THE PAST ElEVE N YEARS , YOU HAVE MADE M MORE PROUD AND HAPPY BY E THE MANY NICE TH INGS THAT YOU HAVE DO.N W E ICH I KNOW HA VE MEANT A LOT O 1'/0RRY AND SACRrF ICE . THIS YEAR ABOVE A F LL O THERS , WANT YOU TO KNOW HOW VERY M UCH I APPREC IA YOUR TE EFFORTS I N GIVING ME THE HOM I HAVE A E LWAYS WANTE D. KEEP THIS IN YOUR SCRA~ BOOK AS A RE M DER THROUGH THE YEARS OF IN A LOV ING GRAT E~L = M O~ER �AV1 ,,BDG•ASHEVILLE NCAR 19 I IIR LEO FIIKELSTE II •PACK SQUARE ASHEVILLE NCAR= (J)edical-ion ~"ograwt AUGUST 19-20-21, 1949 ASHEVIUE. N. C. •YOU ARE GETTING OLD. 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"'' m:onr ,yoU ARE GETTIIlG OLD, BUT I STILL l.OVE YOUo BEST WISHES FOR A PERFECT BIRTHDAY• •PEARL• 4b �AV1 , ,aoGsASHEVILLE NCAR I JIR 19 IJIIO JUN 20 1., 8 4b • LEO FUKELSTEII •PACK SQUARE ASHEVILLE NCAR• •YOU ARE GElli N OLD, BUT I STILL LOVE YOU, BEST WISHES FOR G A PERFECT BIRTHDAY• •PEARL• �riBDA CFAf~,..\ 25 sc~EVANSTOI'! .ILL LEO F I NK(E STE HI* , . 7 PACK SQ ASHEV ILLE NCAR~ THIS BE lNG :JuNE TW ENTIETH REI.IJNDS US YOU LEFT E_IGHT DAYS TOO SOON SORRY YOU ARE NOT HERE TO CELEBRATE BEST WISHE S FOR A PERFECT BIRTHDAY~ AUNT PEARL AND GOLDA• ~;a, ~ TO TLc .....~~i:"si:',..",';. ClaL A8HEVILL&. N. c. �ASHEVlllf JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER MEMBERSHIP CARD JACK'S SERVICE CHICAGO ., " ROCK SOTTOM PRICES Gin • Mlltlei.M • t~~~~ . ~~d~bh~. . Altohol • C•llon Seotch Seotch • 2GOL • COOL • • tt.ro • • PHONE DEJO.RBORN 14eO l P . S . Please bring plenty or this night only. ~~ 6.00 '1.00 G.OO ~ -......; . -~ ~~ �ASHEVILL£ ~ JEWISH COM~NITY CENTER ~ Mt:MBERSH\f'CARO Le-o .&;ge;>r&At December 28 , 19}9 JACK'S SERVICE CHICAGO Mr. Leo Finkels tein, Asheville, North Ci!rolin3; ROCK BOTTOM PRICES Gln It will not be necesaory to bri ng such refreshments as '"e were able to see ~ your l ocker a few days ago. You ce.n be assured or the Vintage of H20. Nothing stronger nor mor e exciting than posaibly a strip- tease will be on th.e Agenda. It tor a ny r eason you reel that you can c ane, don' t write because we expect you. If, however , you cannot sbow that ugly puss or yours at the bour requested, send wire, not collect . The committee as a whole extends to you a hope that you ' will r efuse our invitation. With e laok or regards and a sincere hope that the dri nks on you and nc.t on us , we are .. will._~e THE CO'..!l.!l TTEE AL J, GOODMAN Chairman I} 666 \ · ., zn Y..,.,.. •)(• •. -,.",.===~=­ . " (()·"' • Bourbon - Rondtd Goodll Sco~eh - 2GoL - Be tll!lt &s it IIWY, drunk or sober, you..r presence is hereby requested , but not desired , to attend a function which may never be held , althoug h from whet I understand will take pl ace starting at 7 :00 P. M. in t he Goodman ~enage . P. s . Phase br11'18 plenty ot this night only. • Mi•tlt~ Bourbon - Lo10 C.bm Dear l!r. Finkelstein : Scotch Aleohol - 400'- GaU<on • - • '1.00 ::.00 UlO 6.00 7.00 6.00 �AV5~3 BOG= ASHEVILLE NCAR JUN 20 1938 MR . LEO Fi NKELSTEI N = PACK SQUARE ASHEVILLE NCAR= HEART IEST BIRTHD AY CONGR ATULAT I ONS TO A GOOD FR I END2 DESS l SARA. CARE F I N~E L ST E I MS THIR THREE YE ARS TY DAFL l UG BU AB SE N T T HILDA . W ISHES FROM YOU �Pawnshops Hold Many Heartaches I NEWS OF OTHER DAYS ' " • Tilt Qtlln•'t nJK a l 'l.\U •00 1'0PAY Quia T , l:b.IDI\101'1 M RIJI;I Potn~ -...p•I"C:II...cllbe\WOiatll~' L.blb~O~rt.LI'd)QinUJ"Ilol..., Lolllee J, Oreo:li, t~ )loEIUM'- fw a oa»!dt'rattoo ·~~ ttUOO. 0! ~a~~:;:~:;.= tor . - . u...n 215 tbll4r•P lD tM a.ln!. Co'~'• .-::uon 1111 Ul'7 _ , ,,. u.nd ..:hoot It etU..r .\leuno.t Clb&pclw W~I\~, • tt \'I!A";:;no TOP AT Tom DLIOII.'I 11>'01~ elton, ~ Tnu.or... llll .,tlepd MqiMl t.o ""n'l caaa~aU~.~ . . . t he ann.niOO ' ' tt~t o\I.U!I\.OrlVID 1...~ n.ltl'J• ,. 11\IIDbef llood.,.. (:hrlot\.lnM c«>\&1... 01' E'ftrf• t~~apal.M llll IIIWf• :~~~ h':'r.r~v~~- ~~~~ ....Aft 'ttllproll~b!•l!""ll'-" All.bCKICZI 'tt>anka&i~IIS ..... upv\· ttt.C'td ltM ChYbiiiU& than • ~• .p aD4 r. ll.IU. not Ul - ' " ' ' . . . . m...s. ,...kt'd•7; • • ~~~~iit,E::a ~ t.o[ I ~ foor ID to a tunheT u teDL lrl&tt eaown NorUU'"' M._.P"pen;\he 1 .ul\ca.M. haDdbal « auu.cL~ at we~~tcm nu. 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Oaol e Loo W SHES FROM YOU I 1 £DG !.!atoa Piftkolsto 1n - ... ~ ..--llfal ��l~~N G MOHS O. TO N ijU~RHHS [W Finkclste~c Now In Ha ndsome Store On Pack Square Plnht....,lo'~now"'!.loan ,...,. Pf.Zl1 •n4 l!..lndti:ll -pllt.e liM In Mld.lUo11 r. Of dllliiHIIIdt.. w&kboti &lid IU&b•Jnde ,._fr7 <I( llltlndl..a&ONil . . fW'Iil, &III.IIIIUll• l)OCl,b\olHliiCIUidrubl~t'Q\IIptiMZII., ~~:~=:~,~m,':; h.a-n""'quut.tttQnl'ad: =~ •b""'''"T aaopenfllfbl»l· 7tnblr\-eln'a hna bHn ._tlll\1• Ou.IJIIl b~ hffi!Mzi.OOI~ Yb.tro. the late )U, H.\1'!7 L. P\Dbl• ottln.c;p<>Mt!UiolfiHI I IOI'e. U~r \hi ptl!loH!I lnlUll~mt.OI <I( Kr. lAo P\Dktl•teln.tbe'b\16!_ _ .,_.. 10 JUch . . ~n.nt Utat w..,r q\W'\--•--n"\Oideearwoot:\M v-tn;ll'a.lk. """IJ' , 'nld• •nd tkldt okpart· mntlndl~ol: • - l l . _ n )e-.\lr, :-~ •~"'1 mal:• o1 ..,I.C'tl, llle!UUl'l,..__..~lll't NpAti'H :OW ..,.,~ 'T1llo 11.(q ll'&¥r. keY 1\ oD .U.moa.llazw!.Jf'"lrfolallk.l~ •••SJ0"1111111ld klti)U roo4-ud m\llla!l!l.ltn.lm.r!t&. n.. bunk!' or r~n Y\U ftM tbltiiOI'fl & .pleAdldptw.~t.o •ll(l. u bou.r uwnllliq lM .S..u oC rua non., UO(pna IUid fWII "" 'N"AfB'illTH TO/ HONORKARTUSA'I!, DINNER TUESDAY �z=wJriOfr'?tm eandrt fttff% r Dr. Rice's Cut Rate Store SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY OF HICH CRAD£ t..ADI£5' AND GENT'S WRIST WATCH£3 AT CR.EATLY REDUCED PRICES. Tbt wtll ho'lm ELGIN. WALTIHAll, BULOVA, ORUEN and JLLJSOIS '7 and 1'7 J ewel. l!OV(!n\en~ Th.ne hie'! rrade ,...uhr.s wut boucht for «& In N- York" Cit,. aDd potitJ'I'f!l:r v.·lll be rout 1.aat thaaee tb1a M'UGn t.o pltk up ialuu 11h I am oft'ulna:you tortheprice-. "WE KNOW WATCHES AND DIAMONDS" Ra•IAI' bun eonneeted 18 JU.r, with the f'k}lqt e.rm of 1 -elel'll and PtWTObrobrJ bl the South. The Finkdstlnot ! al!lllly now 09"" cnt!fl.l' •to~• in N. C., S. C., Jaebon'lille, 1Pta., Miami, Pb., and New Orlti.M, Lt. SEE OUR PRICES IN SHOW WINDOW • ~~--------------------~~ �New fl.el.i.g-i.oM Sch.o~L B..J.d/..n~ "Thou Shalt Teoch Them Diligently Unto Thy Children" and Tenth Anniversary c..f Dedication of the Temple SEPTEMBER \8, \9, 20, iY5':1 ELUL \5, 16, 17, 57\9 ASHEVILLE, N . C. �•x wieh to oxprne ray g.roat approci .. aUon t o all who coo)Jer&tl(\ ao beeut.if'Ully throughout our slorioue SOth Annivonary C~labration . t o Rabbi Wllliam r . Rosenbllllt ft.o truelled by airplane i!'' order to bo with us 'ln tho Anniversary 6&bbath, and. whoso brillial1t an4 thrilling worde loft a ct..p illlpro..ion upon all .tlo crowdotel our IJ.Ilctu- ry. a To Dr. JNII8 0 G. Holler, whoae' mastertu.l' ' addreee wa• t ho koJnoto or our celebration. llo tlr. J,£osee p. Jkcobeoa, whoso ucord.ct m.oesago doligMod and t hrilled ue. To tho cbairMn of all tho coa:U.tteos who cooperated. for the picnic .nd t ho ••· 110rial eorricel and , finally • to Leo J'inkelohin, our gcmoral chO.irman and. t.a.etmutor, who did. hie uaual splendid J ob or leadership. In t he .. aantimonh , I know I •F•k tho oincoro feelingo of our ont1ro meo.• borehi p . "' &incerely youre, :no !EO FINKELSTEIN •••· - I I A M i m b f ! t 0 1 N .C. 1:\.KS ttXA\.T&'J\PHfLI!:~S ASS\lCIATION BJ WIIJIDI... ,.!<f~-9 P,iiJ .r: flllllR AG~ Y A Bible lechne without cu 1 caudiov.cv h 111 .1 9ood vi lher. So bring a ll your friends and att end Bible lect ure TH I~ 1~ T O CUtTifY THAT LEO f' I W<ELSTE 11~ io. SUSTAI NII~G MEMBER of the DAHIEL BOONE COUNC IL BOY SCOUTS OF AMER ICA " The Grow: b of Ideas In lbo Old Testament" by Reverend Harry J, Burry •• ConqrOQalion Both·Ha-Tephlla , Tuesday, 1-'ebruary, 27th 8 P.M. ;'I f OR THl YlJt.R 1967 · Jacobs II out of town ISO I expect to a djourn meeting by 9 P.M. �•z whh to e,-pn.a m.y great appreciation to a.ll who cooperated eo bee.uti• tully througholit our glor ioue SOtb Anniveraary Celebration. · To Rabbi William r . Roeebl \11 , 'lbo t.ranlled by airpl at. e i n order to be with ue on the lnniver OW')' Sabbath, a.nd 1itl.oae brilliant and. thrilli ng worde lett a deep impreui,on upon all who crowded our e,.notuary. To Dr. James G. Heller, whoee' maeterful' ' • d.dreee na the keynote of oW' cel ebr&.. tion. mo Dr. lloeea p, J8cob son, .tloau r ecorded menage deligMed and thrilled. ue. 'to tho chain)OQ ot all the coecdtt.eea who CGoper at«Ml for t ho picnic and the caorial e&Trioo J and, finally , to Lao Finkelstein, our ganeral chaiman and toaatmaat.er, who d14 hie uoual oplendid job ot leadership. In thue aentU:e nte, I blow l apeak the eineere feel ings of our entir e fQC.I:I• berehip. • · Bi nceraly youn, llax H. Crohn 1 Prn· Oll ACOOUIIT OF ~ ~ CLEANING "UNCLE LEO" INVITES YOU TO BE HIS GUEST at 7fMPLE CLUB MEETING 370 1n the lEO F :INKELSTE I N h A Mtmt»tOI £1S ASSOCIATIOJ'i N.C . CL K S E XALTC~PHh. 83 w111o O\luh!fh\R9L pj1'{1 ,c JIJ\t/RY 8 Sllli- DIAL ROW GEORGE VAIIDERBILT HOTEL A GNER ~..!... JliiE 18th 8 P. 1!. The Honor abl e WILSON WARLICK, J udge of Superior Court, will deliver an address. THIS IS TO ClRTifT TH"'T LEO F I NKELSTE IN i'., SUSTA INING MEMBER of the DANIEl BOONE COUNCil BOY SCOUTS O F AMERICA ,OR T HE Yf"'R 1967 �.FRIDAY ¥AX 10Df, ltOO P ,JI, -;:u:ont. luncbeon of Asheville Chapt.r ot lfat'l Cawaoil ot J..S.Ib 'l'oan at the Georgtt Vanderbilt Hotel. Rcmored Cue1t1 IU.e1 Dora TannenbaUII, lfational lleaberehlp SeoretuT •eounou.• ~ID~jo MCtfDAY, AUt 13TH. ? zOO P.M. ~omen a nd two women will argue ,--er,- · excuee itt ---ul d ebttt "' th e profound question• "Raaolved l that a hu abe.nd ahould ~ d.iecuu h.ie busineu a ffair e with his wife ." The following aay NO • l.!rs . Gueta.ve Lich tenfele and Urs , Frank Uarder. nte following say YES I Loo Finteletein and Ws.x H, Crohn, §.!:..:. OH YES ~ THE WOllEN ARE INVlTm ~ Reception in honc.r or lliss Dora Tanoenbwa at ha.e ot Mrs. Sidney Rosovin, 190 Stratford Road, Father-son Banquet, aponaored bJ' Aleph Zadi.k .UeJit, Order of B1 na1 B1 r1th, at. S. &: " · Cafeteria. llr. Leo Finkelstein, toastaster. Reaervat!ones PhoM Robtrt Roaen or ( Junior~ Norman SUltan. ~OtiDAY, IU.I 27m, .._ ANHUAL CONCiREGATIOKA.L JW."l'llM·. PLAN HeM TO A.TT!JtD, JJATaf FOR ANNOUNCEimfTS OF DETAILS OF TnE UD PUCE. UEP THIS I.&IPORTJ.NT D ATE OPEN,,, • • ,,. ,AMUal Reporta • •• ••Eleetiona, • FH.ST UQinlLY BIBlE lEC'l"URE TO BE HElD Di 'I'EWPlE 1 TUESDAY , NOVWSER 28th SU'BJECTt "WHO ilROTE THE 9IBL~1 " SPrAKER: RE\' . \T .C . UefPRLAND Temple Club, br otherhoc.d of the congregation , is sponeor ing a series of lectur es on the Bible . S.ix outstanding Christian :ninieter o i n the city, a re rmking n spec ial study of the Old Testament , a r:d uill delher popular lectures on va r ious sepecta of the Bibl e . lir. L~o Finkelstein will prenide . Rtr.bbi Jacobs will intr oduce the s peak- er. Following the bctur e an open foruo will be held , speake r any queetion r elAted to the aubj ect . The audior.ce uy nsk the The lectur " will begin ~..!x & ~ .t:..JL, on the last Tuoaday of each e~onth . , The opening l ecture will be deliver~ by Rev . '.filbur G. !JeFa r land , fon:~erly of Norfclk, Vi:-ginia , now pastor of the Haywood Street Uethodiat Chur ch. T6:1:1ple Club cordially invites 'I'HE i'iHOU: Ca.!UUNITY , Chriatie~ ae well aa Jew . All Jewi eh organizations a re coop.,ra t.ing with T«:~plo Club to urge 6v.,ry l aat J ewish un a nd wcman to turn out . B'nai B'rith ee:nt i n $10 for publicity e.~~.1•ensea . A hearty t hanlc you! \7e'll ee YOU there ! SPECIAL CO!ISSCRATION SZRVICE FOR OFFICERS MID I.!E!.!BERS OF BOARD OF DIRreTORS FRIDAY. JUNE 28THi A 7145 P . U. T The tour Officero of the congregation will deliver brief addreasee,' a a- tollo•e• (} 0 0 D TUESDAY, NOVEKBER HTH, 7 : 00 P .M. HOTEL GEORGE VANDERBILT ENTERTAINJ.tENT will b e furnishe d by Mr. L eo Finke lste in. MR. Lm FINr.BLSTEIN, Vice~Pres.1 THE SOCIAL AND CULTURAL ACTIVITIES OF OUR CONGRE11 GATION.:-~ ),[R , JOSEPH R. S'I'ERNBm\G 1 Seey.1 "TIE CONGRE:GATION AND ITS RELATION TO OTHER J!\f'ISH OROANI• ZATIONS IN ASfBVILLE." D:lNNER COST OF DINNER: $1.00 PER PLATE (Coat i s r educed fr·ol4 $1. 25 by gen erous offer of Temple Club to make up de tloi t .•Appl ause l t ) FOR RESERVATIONS : Mrs. Sol c. I saac 16 Mt. Vernon Circ lP 2533-J �Two men and t "W"o •omen •ill a rgue,-· er ,. excuse it~ ---will debate t he profound quaat1on1 "Roeo!•ed• that a huebllnd should neve r diee uu hie buaineu af fa irs • it h ~He." The following eay NO t llrs . Gus t a ve Li ch· tenfele and Ure. Frank !.la rder. the tollo.ing se.y YES 1 Leo Finkeletei n and llax t! , Crohn , ~.!:.:. OH YES t 'll:IE Yrolim ARE DNITED! ntE PLACE1 At t he bane of Ur . and !.Ir e , : Joee~ U . Cooper, 11 L~ood Ro.ad. Fll\ST !.fQIUfLY BrBI.E LECTURE TO '13:': HElD m ~PLE, TUESDAY , NOVElJSf.R 28th SUBJECTt ''WHO '&'q,O'J'E THE 9IBL£i" SPEAKER : RE\" . lJ ,G. UcFNUAiiD Temple Cl ub, brothe r hood of the congregation , ie &poneori ng a !Utr ies of lectures on the Bible . Six outst a nd ing Chriotian ::.inister o in the city , a r e ma.king a spec illl s tudy of tho Old Tu t ament, and •ill deliver populc.r lectures on varioue aapects of th e Sible . Ur. Leo Finkel stein will pr eside . Rllbbi Jacob& will introduce the speakFollowing t he lectur e an open foruc. will be held . The audience rtAy nsk the s pea ke r a ny queetion r elnted to the subject . The lecture wi ll begin~ _!1 § t.:.Jf..:_ on tt.e l4et Tueztday of each mont h • . The opening l ec ture • ill be deliver ed by Rev . '.filbur G. Uci'a r land , former ly of t~ orfolk, Vir ginia , new p&st or of the Haywood St reet l!ethcdist Church . Temple Club c ord ially invites lt=.E WHOLE CCI!UUNITY 1 Chr istian aa •ell a s Jew . All J~wiah organu at ione a r e coope rating rtith Temple Club to urge eve r y leat Jewish man .J!Jenaes , A hear t y e nd wc:a.e.n to turn out. 9'nai B'rith sent i n $10 f or publicity O thank you: Ue ' 11 ae YCU the r e : ENTERTAINHENT will be furnished by Mr . Leo Finkelstein. Even if you can 1 t get there' t o the d inner, be there at a :l5 for the meeting •...•• Oome l (Cost is r a duca d f rom $1.25 by g enerous offer ot Te'Dple Club to make up detlo1 t .•Applause t t ) FOR RESERVATIONS: Mrs . Sol C. Isaac 16 Mt. Vernon Circ l e 2533-J �JEWISH ORDER HERE HAS 25TH ANNUAl DINNER BIBLEdECTURES L H TEMPLE W ILL SURT TUESO~~ Wilbur G. ;He Farland 1'o Delin~r Firsl Tnlk or Series SIX POPULAR LECTURES on the BIBLE To be held ot 8:00 o'clock on the LAST TUESDAY NIGHT of t:OCh month at TEMPLE BETH HA-TEPHILA Spruce and Woodfin Streets Asheville, N. C. Under the auspices of Temple Club, the men's sodety of Congregation Beth How Tephllo TEI!FIE CLUB r LANS NOVEL FROORAll FOR. UEET Th'C, TUSSDA NIGHT Y Templ e Club will meet Tuesday, Dec embe r 12th 1 at 8 P. Y. at Br other Joe Cooper 's hMe a t 11 Lynwocd Road, with a novel cultura l program" oched uled to f ollow the meeting, WIVES / R!: IHVITID TO ICCWPAll Y THEI R. HU'3B,NDS ,. , , • , , , MDI V'9l.SUS "N(J.tEH ••• that ' e tho th eme or t he evening . Two m n (Lao Finkell!ltein e a nd Max Crohn) will debate t wo weme n ( M . rs Gus Lichtenfel e a nd 1.!r e , Frank Ha rd er) on t he vita l problemt "Reaolved1 t hat a huej band e hould ~ d iscuss h is bus ineu l affaira with his wife ." �JEWISH ORDER HERE HAS 25TH ANNUAl DINNER THE 200 AHend Gathering To Hear Lelkowitz In Address. LECTURES I. Tue.doy, Novembe• 2'1.1939.~;00 P.M. "WHO WROTE THE BIBLE. Reverend Wilbur G. ~Farland Heywood Street Metnodlst Church 30 1940 B·OO P.M. 2. T~. JonuaryS· " THE Goo IN ,.·HE SOUL OF MAN.. ~~e~ WHiiam C. Crovner All Souls Episc:opol Church 3. ue.doy Febn><>'Y 27 1940, B,()() P.M. T " THE GROWTH OF I OEAS IN THE OLD TESl'AMENT" R~Nerend Harry J. Berry First Christian Church 4. Tuesdoy, Morc.h 26P,H I940ETs' ~~LPA~W, OF THEIR "ARE THE PRO TIME?" Or Fronk C. Foster Dean, Asheville. Normol ond T.ochers Colleoe uesday April 30 1940, 8:00P.M. 5. T " JEREMIAH ' THE CRY OF THE INDIVIDUAL SOUL" Reverend C. Grier Davis _::_ First Presbyterian Church 6 25th Anniversary Of J B'nai B'rith Lodg e Here Is Celebrated Tu~~~~~~r~f'~~AT ITS HIGHEST" Reverend 'N. A. Stanbury Central Mtithodlst Church l.ttl!lbel& o1 1M AAlltYlllt lodft « B>n.t B'Mth. Jaww. tra· ttorruol lrder. e.MbntM tiMl ~ t•tMJ·flrth annheru.ry or tM lac.! u nllwiUI adlnnnand :::rJ:!t ~~b~l-:..V=•:; ~· •utDdtd. I~H. f'DIIoct, t..alom­ berr &lid Rt1J X 8w'artl;bi'I'J- "'""''"orttalka..t~ belnr~ orniZfod by u.e l(lll.&tm. .t•r. Thtr d~YW•otthtordtrhtn and 011 u tnt~rruoucmal .a.lfo , _,.n~~u~;~.,r.;:,,: lh:r:::; ISidntrl.t . Ltn- 1'-'olR.Ich· TEUPLE CLUB PLANS Ntvr.L PROORA!.I FOR HEETThll, ~SDI.Y NIGHT Templ e Club will meet Tuesday , Decembe r 12th , a t 8 P. U. a t Brother Joe Cooper ' s h orn at ll Lynwocd Road , with a novel c ultural prograt~" scheduled to fol low the meeting , WIVF.S JR~ INVYTID l'O #CCQJPAJIY THEIR HU~B,HDS, •• , ••• , l!Fll v~sus 'IO.EN ••• that ' s the theoe of the evening . Two men (Leo Finkeletein a nd Hsx Cr ohn) will debat e t wo wome:1 {Yn. Cu s Lichtent el!l and Ure, Fr a.nk )bt. rder) on the vital problQIIII ''Resolved1 that a husband s houl d never diseuu h is busincn affairs withhiGwifc. " .. l. .d t nolnlbtord«: &. LtpliW:J. HArTr L. P" nlld· . lo\el11, km11tl N'O'rkk, I!IU l'ox. hlnutl l"nt<::man, l#&el Z..Jlu. ~r::.:~. ~~~~~~;; to 1114 JofOM l'.u~IYU!n. Tbe toHtmauu rHd lf!~r•m.o IQOQCI, ••octr.~ u bbt tJt 8etb Ah&vllb konple, ,.... t.M pr\tld· r-l•Ptabr. Ht d~...S l.M &UbJ~ ..What CUI W t Do UM flU& ~~«UK~ ap.lnn ua... u.. . . ..,.&&ld.11t•ld thatJn-.abouldcond~.~«U»m · M i n t beyOnd r?ptOKh . . (ltl• llillnt and nt l&hDOn. U>d uhort• td bl.ll Ma~ to f\ln.btr tbt tnoorltdce 01 Ul~lr r~tllatoft, t;o Plnh~Win. prut4tnt o1 ttw .u~~.... lodp, ...,. tou~· m.,t«. Tba 1011001'1""" •lee ·~· u.. lknr.""" bool-; H. llU: CtWID, AI'I'U> Kutu._ I,.. ,.,.,~ DUM! Rotola.locnl. .S.ad« ArtlDtar,.rullU& Le•lt~:D. .S.I'JI OnU:J,. &lid RtiJ' .K. lhrvu· bc:rr. Thlft 61a&rtu -~Ill ot U•a Clla.rlw n utellbti'C, 1-brlt x:o.pn 01' __.....\u.l•tloa~ rrocr. Alrml Ol:llwn.praldtniOI'~Inlf!ID.a· H JUI&G heollo., tloaal ordf:. &1\d ot Atlal'ta , bud or U.• c Uatrtu (II'J"a.GIZalloa. .I<M'$11lA.Kr.nu. wu -· ~n&nd"' !a ~tM• U ltC"'Vff ffl>niJ.lr. JUObl. f« lllo!NIYIHII totlHordrr .,. __ dln~~tr, d&Ad"'f ww en~,w1!1!. WIIllam8tt!n&le1· Allott U.e low &lid hll B\ICIC:...a«t't pnlYl.d· OC'ftnn ot tlH loclf9 Vt MI. JI'U:Itt\l !eln.Pftl'idftlt, BtQ,Ja.IIIIO ~rd, Yb•'""'dof'M; llt.IVUr Ar&lnuo t,t-.urn,-.nc~ Kanua.. MCJttu'/. Jowpl!. I �B'NAJ ls'RITH OFFICERS HERE ARE INSTALLED Testimonial: R!IHRJ ~lOSES F. J ACOBSON C'ONGREGA'r iOX Jl£ TH-J-IA-'J'EJlHII.A On I l is I Oth Anni versary l\l o:-m..w E\'F.S"ISG, 8 P. M . Ocro11r.R. Ja;o, 1932 T EMPLE CENTER M o:o;TFORt> A .vF.. AIIJfireJ of TE~ li'I .E CI.IJU I••IIAr • •amr ro HOLil BI.N<lJ:;-r MID D.;lfCg 0!1 ... 'ru3sruyr APRIL ll l.b rch H ( NSJ ;~ CAROLIN MOTOR CLUB A -38'29'2-oo Hr . L .. s..r... •lL£ C,.• AUS T O-. COlUVBt4 DUll""'' <4>'(1 1£\•LU .-:·•s.,c.o•n �ASHEVILLE LODGE No 714 ASHE VILLE L0 DG E No.7it1 rl 0 'JI\I .r\ J ,\ B'N AI J-r I I D J\.. n rl. r; B'RITH VIC£ - PKfSIDHH'S · l'\IG l-Jl 1YIEE"f l l'IG MEETIN G 0Jl.9'rtJij .. ~jj Jl'J l-JOl'\01~ OF .., Cf)lrJ~:J.. iD, I~ 3';' SPECir\L GU£ST 5 PEr\ J(£;~ HE~IDER.SONYJ Ll£ }yj f 1"11 B E. R. 5 D. l-J I DE f'\ KA f;J S [ Y ~o -v.rtl.t ~Cj r CV Y>\..C/l.-O C '-'I V ,, ~ "-/'~cJJ ~~vtJ t:o cfw ~~~~ S 4: WBAI'QU2:r H<l.LL D I tl N C: R - 7: 30 P. Y. W EE T [ NG - 8:00 P . W. PLACE DINNER MEETING S &W BANQUET HALL 7:30P.M S·.oo P.M BENEVOLENT AND PROTECTIVE ORDER OF ELKS 1992·1993 .,.,.,~, ~-·~•- .1lu.>. LEO fi'INK!L$TEIN .::::1.. TO �WR ORGA.~IZAnON CANllOT EXIST WITHWT FUNDS. 10 BE A GOOD BE!N B' Rini YOU l!UST PAY YOOR ruES . DID 'fW EVBR SToP TO REALIZE WHAT S' UAI B' Rini IS DOING FOR YOO l IT IS UAKINQ THIS IKlRLD .\ BEITER PLACil FOR YOO AND JEWS ALL OVER 11£ W O!UD TO LIVE Ill. IF YOO HA\'E NO! ALREADY PAID YOOR OOES , J UST WRITE OOT A CHECK /tJtD WL IT TO SECRc.""TAR'/ J. KARru S, FLAT IRON BUILDING, OR BRING IT TO T'rlE J.IEETING '!'i!TII YOO. IF YOO DO NOT KNOW JUST HOW I!VCH YCV OW::, J UST PHONE 7921 ANi> BROi'HER KAFm.JS WILL TELL YOO . PRCUPT SERVICE IS ASSUFJ:O, THE FOLLOWING OFFICERS WILL HAVE CHA!\GS OF • DAN UICHALOVE . NAntAN aREtlNSR • LOOIS SHE:RMAN • • • SAY KALIN liONDAY EVENING, APRIL 5TH , IS AUOTHER BIG tvE:NT FOR ClJR LODGE. 1'E !!IILL HONOR OOR HP!NDERSCINILLE BROT'HERS ~0 HAVE Sgrwe:o ASIBVILIE LOIME WITH OIL!GEUCE AND SINCERITY THROOGHOOT THE YE:\RS OF" OOR E:XI ST:::NCE. YOOR PrESENCE AT THIS UEETIIlG IS THl: ONLY WAY YOO CAN SHOW YOOR APPR£CIATIO."l FOR TriEIR COOP£R,IJ'ION. lL"'T US SUPPORT MU IN 'ru!S INSTANCE J.S THEY HAVE SUPPORTED US Iti THE PAST. BE THERE --- fJI'OU:XST FAIL, aerin.~sl.yl You ' ll never get out of it alive . l..a'II'Jer Joe Patla.: J.liss J OJ>!'R: Docter, to IJ.rs . Lou Pollock: •nas your husbA.nd taken t he medicine I prescri bed! - A tablet befor e each l!'.eo.l and a. ~mall whhkey after ." Wrs . Pollock: "Mebbe he ' ::s a few tablot::s behind , but he ' s a month out in trent • i!.h t he whiskey , " OOR DELEGAl"55 WHO ATl'EJmED mE SIXTY-FIRST ANNU.U. CONVENTION AT GOLDSBORO WILL GI VE US A :r!:PORI'. U DOOBT THIS fEPORl' IILL BE INTERESTO lUG. lET ' S BE ON HAND ·TO HEAR I'!UT HAP?E!f\30, DO!l ' T i'OR(ET 10 DO 'll'ri.l.T YOO ' RE SUPPOSED TO DO A3CUT 'lOUR DUES. ___ _ _ . ,....,.._~ - 19 ''?' 71 GOld ll19nOI~;\h !nflll:\t i~ .nna1 1\~lth B'N AI B'RITH VIC£- FKESID£N-r'S N IGl-rf S HCI;\L GUES-r S ?E;\ J( U~ D. HID£ N V\ Jvl S EY "Get my broker, Uiss Jonea." "Yes sir, s t ock or pawn ?" "iE l/EED SCL!E N::W llai.BE:RS-- HOfl ABCUT I Tt 'ieacher: "'lt"'ere is the capito.l or tho United Statesl ~t Student: "All over the world." ASHEV ILLE LODGE No 714 UEE;TDlG: HONORARY PRSSI OEilT • HONORARY v-:;::~-P fE:S. HOUORARY UONITOR • • HONORARY SECRE!l' ARY • • Doctor: •The best thine you can do 111 give up clrarcttes , liquor and wc:tnen." J ulius Levitch: ~l'lhat ' s the noct b&St thingl" 91hy tate Ute so nn; ~0 -w-l-U ~.u.-~ w y-.u_,:v;<'jJ ~ ~>-{L~JJ ~_,.vt, t:o .t:!h.u ~ ~ ~? J~JL./ .. PLACE DINNER MEETING S &W BA NQUET HALL 7:30P.M 8: ooP.M �A 'l"l'SNI'IOll, U!UBtRS: ASHEVILLE LOD GE No./ B'N;\ J B'Rrr} Y:e wlll bo honore d t his month by havinr; as our guest Ur. D. Hide !\ Rtunsoy, whan the mos t oC us know . B:·othor Ror Swartz ber g i s r esponsibl e Pres i dent Finkelstein will coon be marr ied. ror s ecuring this wonderful speaker, and so l e t' s show both Brother Swartzberg and lb-. ~­ S:uuler Argintar has de cided Lo s top p la,ying pinochle . As Ur. Ramsey will give us a message of great interest to t he Jews or this secti on, n ask IYl ££ J l i'l G ser our appreciation by a l arge att t-nda nce. Alv in Kart us will rr.ako no more s p eeches. that you invite anr n on-illember w an you woul d h d esire . l i'l J-l 0 i'l 0 K OF Lot us havo your support a nd we will continue t o give JOU good pro gr us ns we have had in tho past. Frattr nall.y, Ben!!. Richard, v. P. J-J EN DEKSON V L J 1'vl E 1'vl B F L ACE - WE HAVE HAD BSTWE:EN 35 AND 40 I.~W!ERS Louis Sher-man-- "Sn.m, did you got t he quo..rt I s ent yO\li" So.m Ka lin-- "lie., who o.i.d you ::end 1t byf " Louis Shennan-- "3y Ma.x Mar kowitz. Sam Kalin-- "Woll you might. just a.s well have s ent me a pl.cce of cheese b;,r a r at . " PRESENT AT E'VSRY YEING TH!S YEAR. YOO ARE THE LOSER Ir YCXJ DO NOT A TI'l:ND. HE!IDERSONVILLZ --- r.E r.:ILL EE LOOKING FOR YOO AT 'l'HE !.SETI:·:G. S & W BAlQUgt HI DINNER- 7:30 P. W. U&2TING - s,oo P. ~. 'l'h8l' a h e . lies in h l.s first wife's bed; HU 3 econd wife ' s p111011J u n.Jer his head; Hia third wH e ' a blanket over h13 hide; His fourth wl.t e ' noring by h is side . ALL GOOD B!:N B ' RITHS PAY T&!:IR OU~. J OIN 'fl'I.E CRQI'r.) Tfi.AT EATS AT TH~ S ! i'l BE:'O!E EACH lEETTNG ::'R~ 7: 30 t o 8: 00P.M. Tr.Erli'Y OF US HAD DINNER TI!ZRE. a:;roRE nE LAS! !B£-rlNG. JUST c:Ei miAT YOU 1'/A.NT TO EAT DOT!'ilSTAIRS AND CWE U? TO TH BA..~i.JST HALL (T.-11 RD FLOO:t) . E EVERYBODY PA FOR HI S Oi'IN LeAL. YS �L 0 D GE No. 71Li B'N;\1 B'K IH J NEWS (AZA EDmON) s 5• A Y As AlA TA K 1 s CH A R o E Or Cu L T u R A L PR o o R A w Yo uTH HoLD NORWAN SULTAH, PRESIDEI/r OF THE ASHl:VIW: JZA C HAPnR, IS TO RBION OVER B'NA.I B'RI'IH UtE'Ilt«:i AT S ! 0 BAHQU£r H.\LL, UDIIDAY, JUNE 7'lli. DIN· N:e:R WILL BE AT '1:30 P.U. , AND 'l'Kt IEOULAR IISETING IOILL START PRQ!l>TLY AT 8:00 P.U. AH INTERESTING CULTURAL PROGRAII HAS BElli ARC R/.toO:;l:lJ BY ~l!IS GROOP, CONSISTING or A QOZB· TIONNAillli !&GAROING J m.sH Lire AND CUSTQIS. IIOOERS Or THB LOCAL JZ4 ClW'T&R IIILL BS INl'RO· OOCDJ TO THE ASSDSLY. DISTRICT CAUP CONVENI'ION IN ASHEVILLe AUGUST 15TH TO 18TH 'l'HE ASHEVILLE AZA a!APTI!R IIILL AGAIN SPONSOR THS DISTRICT SUIIIER CAUP COINEHTIOO AT OAJI!> IL!..IHEE IN THE FOOTHILLs OF THE GR24T SUOI<Y UOUHTAINS. THIS YEAR A LARa;: R!lOISTRATI ON OF WT-OF-TOtiN BEN B' RrrnS IS EXPECTED. EARLY PLAHS REVEAL TliE USUAL ATHlETIC SVEHTS KOSHER U SALS, B EAUTIFUL NI<IITS AROOND A CAUP FzRS BOATING, SlllWING, HORSEBACK RIDING ALSO A BIG ~NAL DANCE. THOSE fi:IO ATTENDED LAST YEAR S CAUP RETAIN IG:IIDRISS OF A VERI' DSLIOHT. FilL AND I!!IJ OYASLS TillS. --------------·--------- ~~~~SE~~ AN•' I E NTER.TAI NM(t~~ T ..AT OLD HEITI£L13tRG INN TO P-0 F---.13E AUC.R TO-IER-fll.OUNT.AlftJ DANCJNG- 9:3o ·to 1:30 ADffi IS'~ I 0 1\J !- R E E \ ALL E..LKS AND T)fEIR LflDl£ fRTII\lG.:OR!INKIN& '.fOtJR. e:.ntrPtT.AIIIJ /11 E.. JilT COJnllliTf€. rii> TtliJ!JI!& ;DRNC.INGTO G-1:\IE. JJol) Fl G-oo:n nm£..JE E::. PINGrON E. T IUJCt(lJ\J 6C01\1 E. .A N.D MR. .ADL.E.I\. IJJRLT:ZINGGE.T j p.r LA U G->HN GIT~· ,/ TRLKrNG9/lf-' NECK INGF'O R. T R /?) /...E.. vJ R.E.c tCIN & """ ~ A. E S E R 't} A. T I 0 fl/ S 5 IN 6 I; N G- '2=z.. \ ~~~~T !,~t ~o~'?I;." ~::g~~~! gs:, ~ ... ~::~c.";~'b.;".'i~,'b'i. .. (' .. .... ~ ~ ,_J.,____ '<••e/• . ~.(, .....ow • DISABLED AMERICAN VETERANS LEO FINKELSTE IN 32002084120 5Q.lrfl u1 I( TN~ AS'Ji E.\f I L. L[ LODG f f\JO. P±O.I Bf O.E.. �1111. II ~S I 1\ ~ E .fw..h- "'w, kt:__J,H-cv•/ U.btGw'/flJ.,~ Rowe: . ~ J.~ I T At.'f, OcTO 8 [ Ill 25, [~t.w:I- 193 8 0 ANNOUNC I N(J Lilli I . JOH• LOU I I 6 LINO• CouftT , ACiHf'J it. U t U. ClliOO..E, c. t u. &. B hK5_ A. TH I R D ANNUAL AUTUMN Q L_ 1-l E1.» E L D£ H G ]!__ TOP BEAUCATCI-ER M<X.I!n'AlN) ( Oll "'\G . - 1 WU880LI N I Oi' ,__ ~\(,\ \)i'"' . ,_ooo _v STRl El E.. N C. _ , ~ ~ i'I OV£JvlBEf~ ·_ _ ,_-_- -~­ TO " OtTl.'- TI.'-I:Ot1;4"" CH 2 7 HL:lR H YORK NY 16 EW LEO FINKELSTE IN& 17 PACK SQUARE ASHEVILLE NCAR: SIHG IHG LYMS W WE HAn YOUR BARITONE= ISH JOHN TH A YER DEWEY HENSEL. HI f Erdf\ JN!'vi HIT P_ M . 5ATU!(Df\Y Postal ~~~graph '- 9::\ 0 :~, llOV 1 A'J 7 54 7 UN T IL? ~IJGH"f J9T H �Ill£ II. ~ S I 1\ l [ Rou& ,ITALV, OCTOBER 25 , 1938. A NN O U NC I N G URS . 6 JOHN L OU 18 G ADOiroiE, lENOX CO URT t A&HEYIL L IE , r~ . C. , Ue S . :EJ hRs_ Ae UNDL RSTA NO YJ U ARl DISGRAC I NG O~R IIAT I ONAL DISH, SPAGHETT I, OY T H IRO FOR IJRS , HA,)U[;f , Yu U UHu~ LU dl COGII I ZAUT OF Tdl GRA VE ERROR YOU ARE COLIII ITT ING AI<O SCtiO TH AT OAGO HUSBAND OF YOURS OVER HCRE TO 0 1G SO..!E TRCilCiiES FOR Il l TLER AIIO ~ E . CAtl ALSO USE YOUR HOUND DOG SUNt4Y AS \, l: ARl t.HORT OF EAUUA~E U(AT, t.fu SSOL I N I AUTUMN ANNUAL S ll L G SLRY I NG IT TO A .; RO,IO OF HEORE\'IS AHO ELK S AT A B I RTHDAY OI NNt:R AT --~~~--~~~~ ~ ~~~ - ft_l.D llElDELBf,H£ (OU TOP OF' BEA!JCATCHER !t&OOHTAIU) .,._\G . .,.,_\(,\\ £l'l l £Kl A I i'l fli £l'l-f -,}'>\ v qJ o !) M _ S A T U K D ;\Y 1'-l 1-i~VWCOO STRlEl ASHEVILLE. N. C. --~ TO 'OfTAL. TII.IIO"APM CH2 7 NL=ZR NEW YORK NY 16 LEO FI NK ELSTEIN: 17 PACK SQUARE ASHEVILLE NCAR= SINGING LY WISH_ W HAD YOUR BAR I TON E= h!S E JO THAYER DEW HENSEL, HN EY i'IOV £.WlB£f~ U ~H ll? i'l JG J-Jl ·rH J9 �AT SEA Paul Pittillo ( at the noothsido Soc1et ,. Club)· -I'his steak 1.a not very tender." ' Waiter: '11e~l 1 did you &Xpeet it to put ita arms around you and uaa yout" Sailor Jacoba:- "Got "' minute to sparel" Roau, ITA LY, OC T OBER 25, MRO. JOHN LOu 18 G ROOME 1 6 LENOX C ouRT • AGHEVILLl, N. C. , U. S. A• SL RV l NG I r TO A .:R0\10 OF IIEOREWS ArlO E LKS ~ Yv U UHOULC U£ COGtll ZAflT Q ARE COMU ITTING AIW SWD HIAT UAGO HUSBAND d 0 1G SO:,IE TRENCII£5 FOR Il l TLER AIIO :AE. CArl A FOR lARS. liAOUGI . SUNNY AS ~~ t ARl t..IIORT OF SAUtu\.it if.EA T. tAU S S OL I N I Bailor Jacobs; - *Tell me all yru kno7- it won' t take long." Patient: *ftell, Doctor, ho~ are nv chanceal" Dr. Terry: "(b, pretty goo:1. But I wouldn't start reading aJl1 continued stories ." E. LJ<5 RUT Ufln ru---8pzz '"Phone "SO YOO DITCHED YOOR BOY FRIEND HIJTZL!'it 1 CAUSE 1m GE:TS ALIOROOS AFTER ntE THIRO DRINK1" Young Sweet Thing! "YO', I found one who gets amorous after the Hr5t," _ EL!f s -'ftesert!£1-t,ons fllr Aaler r1o- q I 1+£' J!l!l'ERTAIN!illNT COWI'ITEE too Finkelstein, Ch 1 m. E. F. Cole N. P. t.6Jlvane:r Roy Uiller Ralph Hadden Roy Ouenthor:nann J acl: Pogue Lester Jones This Coamittee is al'f&J'II open to 3Uggestions. ~e want to give you 11o:nething for your enjoyment 1 and you knew we soon run out of iden.a, We expect to give you something oo.eh meeting. ThiS wUl not !;Je given out in adV!UlCO , and you will have t o a t tend th e meetings to have tho fun. LEO FINKELSTEIN= 17 PACK SQUARE ASH EVILLE NCAR• Gene Cole: "Every time the fire gong rings it moans I have a da~e . " J ay Coffey : "But you are not a membo::- of tho ~roDe­ partment ." G~e Colo: •uo, but r:rJ girl 1 a hu!lband iS. " J e eper Hadden: - "Sure. • Jor Ta...bLe UNOL R$ T~NO YuU ~ R ~ 0 I GGR~C I NG OUR NAT 1ONAL Chu. Fortune: "I 1 ve got a ha.ngover. • We' ve gotta. 1 too, Charlie. Let's dash for the rail. Aurumru -:Bfl LL DJ..L_~H 7' t:... T - 1/- E J:Lfif_'[_ _ !j E. T TI-~1) f.. HERE IS ANOTHER F'EA'IURE ASOOT 'I'ii~ CUJB YaJ !lAY NOT KNOW CNR BUFFET BE!RV&S ONE OF 'lli& NICEST OF WtlCHES AT HOOU 25 ctmts - 35 cents And yoo always find a nwtber of the fellows down, p laying cards and pool. Tho lat est magD.lines are there to r ead; tho r adio for the latest news and pr ograms. In tho evening, or at noon , steak dinners , chi c.ken di nnora ; sea. f oods in sea.&oo; s oups of all kindS. Drinks of all kinds. SPEND YOOR llJt~CH£0U K! 'ruE CUJB HOJR BENEVOLENT AND PROTECTIVE ORDER OF ELKS 1988-1989 .'1Ju:. L EO S I NGING L YMS WISH_ W HAD YOUR BAR I TONE= E JOH~ THAYER DEWEY HENSEL. Po.JDTO ""'' Apr . es . .:::::. F U1KLELSTEIN - - b t l t t t l l t,IC,Lod1Jtllo.0608 1, 1989 ~('&;FAt:,;,~~·· ~---··- ·----- -j_ 3 70 -:-,i:- ~ ~.L w".'.M.:ll.'l".;::"• , �Yal"J: 11 Everotte a nd I drove through the Smok1os laet week. • Graco: "Did tho passes scare root• y a.ry: •sure , I thought he ' d never stop ma.kin13: standing up. the~." J.IARY HAD A LITT'LE SWING, 11' ISN' T Hi\Hi:l TO FUID, FOR EVER'!ViHERE I.&ARY GOES, YrE. S9'!lNG IS JUST BEHIND. Ro t..tr ,ITALV, Oc Toee:R 25 , URB • JOHN LOU 18 G ROOME 6 LEMO X COURT t AOHEYI LL£ t N. C., ' U. S . A• UNOERSTANO YuU AilE OI GGRACI NG OUR r~AT I ONA L SLRY INC IT TO A CROUil CF IICORE WS AriD ELKS FOR URS . liAlmUI . YUU :,: :~V L U Jl COGUIZAIH ARE COtdii iTTI NG AHU HCNO TH AT OAGO liUSU ANU 0 1G SO;,!E TRErlCHES FOR H ITLER ArlO :JE. CAN A SUNNY AS .. L ARL Lt.ORT OF SA U oA~E UEAT. l.tUBSO LI NI PAUL HAMPTON: "'rlow hll 1s a W?.:.. wor ker! BILL HART: "1 don ' t know - I ' ve nev er seo:~ one ROY GUENT'rlEffi.L\NN: • EVERY'ruiH<! SE:l.LS 3RIGHTER AF'IER I ' VE BEEN OOT VII'l'H YOO . " J EF2:- "IT SHOOLD DE - YOO !8VZR GO HCti!E TILL YORNING. II J eep (at the dance): "1 1 -..'"0 rever 3 een the }itter- bus." Bernard u a nloy: •cme out t ;) rny houso in t ho morning. 01 J u n o Hornor: " Hey 1 Ha!l" A Ha ll Johnston: "Yeah1 11 June: "You all right t 11 A. Hall: "Yeah. • J u no: "Then 1 1 vo shot a bea r. 11 Jt !if&UI- ~ a.- ~ ~ '1<J-u.- ~ h .Mvvvto- ~ /__llev ~W>tJ Y3a.££L...... ~ ~~ 1?z~u/ ~ cu...v M.vu~ ----+ 00 YOU KNO• That you have been requested to got a new mtr.~bw! You w"..l'e told that the Lht.nagcr has blaokst t1 pad of application EACH U~ER WILL BE GIV3N ONE CARD TO I INITE A FRIEUD TO 'lHE DANCe . WE TRUST '!Cll m:LL USE GOOD JUDG'J:l'IT, AND 00 NOT INVI'I£ ANYONS 'mO UA\' GIVE ANY TROU31.E OR UAKE A SCENS. I IF YOO i'IA.tfl' AOOin O!lAL CARD~ , SES 'mE HOOSE That we want a big clasn tor November 30th - DISTRICI' DEPU'lYS I NIGHTt THAT THE CQU!.l!Tl'EE IS LOOKIOO TO YOO FO:\ Ol8! THAT YOO CAN I NVITE THAT PROSP~ TO THE DANCE NOVEl.!BER j,9TH1 THAT WE HAVE 'ffiE BEST LODGE IN 'mE ST t\Te:t LS'l'' S KEEP I T THAT 'RAY . MANAG AT THE CUJB. ER The !lorning AftO!. Lester J ones (on telephone) "'rlow ere you this morninz t " Ln.d,y: "All right. • Lester: "Then I guess I hc.vo th e wrong nurt>or . LEO FINKELSTEIN= 17 PACK SQUARE ASHEV ILLE N CAR= SINGING LYMS W IS~ W HAD YOUR BARITONE= E JOHN iHAYER DEWEY HENSEL, DISTRICT FIVE OR LEON H • FELDMAN LOfiGE 7 14 05-07- 00-0714- 002'2 LEO Fli'IKELSTEIN 1 3.5 W ESTWOOD ROAn MSHEVILLE NC 2 8804 11 �Fred Sa.ge:- •t dreamed or you last night. • Tho Gal (coldly): Roally l Fred Sage: "Yes 1 then I woke up , uhut the window and put an extra blanket on the bed." !!2!1i!!!! VE?.~rou 1lll!lN SHE WAS GOOD, SHE WI.S VERY, VEi<f GOOD BUT 91!EN SHZ WAS BAD SHE ?lAS BETTER. ZED teiTIZS (Waking o. political s peech) "Now, l adies and gentlemen, I am going to \.ax yoor meato- ry"· Yan ie audi.ence: "Good Hoave%13~ H.a:l i.t come to that ~" T octl Hur:-re: "Thousand:! of Chi nese hogs •er e us ed last year to cake paint brushes .. " 0. Gron: "Ai.n' t it wonderful how they are t r alni.ng a.nimab to do thinga!" Worth WcKinncy:- "Were you ever bothered with athlet e' s WRB . JOHN LOU I B GROOME 6 LU.,OX COURT, ' Ati HEV I LL( t r~ . C. t U. G. Walt er Bunk: "?lag, did you get home at all boors last ni ght t" T. F. " o.gner: •Yes , but my wire would.c.'t let me in at a.D1 ot 1 ec: u A. UND< RSTAN~ Y0U AAl DI5GRAC I NG OUR IHTI ONA SlRVING I T TU A CR0\10 Of I<EOnEII'S AIW ELKS :~E . SUNNY AS " L AR L LIWRT OF S AU :.,.;'}t: ME AT . _ , _ AT ;tl IV.WIOOO STRt.El c. -"--A::iHEViLLE. N TO ,_OSTA I. Tll:a.I:OtltA"M L£0 FINKELSTEI N = 17 PACK SQUARE ASHEVILLE NCAR= SINGI NG LYMS W ISH WE HAD YOUR BARITONE• JOHN THAY£R DEWEY HENSEL, --2::; '!]! LINE-UP IQa !'!§ ~ Q.t !&§.. ~ U.eDoneJ.d.~ "Senator, l had t.o tiro tho now stenographer. " Senator Robt . R.:· "Didn't she have t!JJ'iY n periencet• UeDouo.l d : "None at o.ll. I told her to oit down and ahe l ooked around for a chair. " STA.HOAitO nMII!.INDICATm flrt m r!>S i o rt IS F'rr.:e. ·t-o ELKS RU'T'UIYlJU 13RU.. l"or a-LL E l JCs '4lc( -rtwse. rn vit e. d... Jq_~~ CA ll M S S OL I N I u 1ng hia girl. . w FOR lARS . HAllJ t:l . YUU !.lH0U LU :ll COGU I ZANT ARE COIII.I ITT ING AIW SEND THAT OAGO HUSBAND 0 1G SD..lE TRENCH[S FOR Il l TLER AIIO foott" J' eck Pogue: "Yesh 1 once when tho capbin caught me nock· fti.foy: "Roy, I can' t imagine what you and tho maid wor e Joing in tho dining rGt<X:l . " Roy Y~ll er: "Say, isn't t hat i::ulgi na.tioo or yours pr etty vivid t" "Wirey: "No, but that lipst~ck: or hera 13. • ALL ME:ETIUGS SV.m' AT 8 p.m . rtovf!llber 9th· r egular ~oting, soa~ethi.ng S;>eci.al. W::RCH.UIDISE PRIZE - AND A~ANC~ fRIZZ 25 Novembor 16th- Regular meeting - Tal\:: by SeMtor Robt. R. Reyn~~HAimiSE PRIZE • Al'TE.lffiANCE PRIZE - · ~~i' KNO'fJlt Novembor 23r d ... Regular meot.ing - SQIS'IHlNG S. e.CIAL Y!.RCHAtlDIS:': PRIZE - ATT:liDANCS PRIZE .. Regt:la.r meeting. OF'?LCI AL VISIT 0: Ngv S!lber 30t.h . TRICT DEP~~CHANDISE PRIZE • ATTENOAllCE FRlZE GOOD EATS A:M'ER EAcH·Ui~;i;;;·: CQilt ALO!ID~ DIS~ �. o. B. 1/JiNOVIVCES n R A Nc E.. �Jlf 11!1 LAST IJSUI .•1111 IIJ<S TAL&"· QUITI A aiT or (a 1!.18 JIAl>l Clf S....,, 1HIRIJOII& U IIILL IIRal T'Illl to !'lid, IISUI SOIICDIIl<O, 1!1IS fWIIIT IS801 TO U D - N1 :a o&t•a rut or '1HI BAG• jj ow- lodll J't &r ll com.lDI 'to a ClOII, WI &r'l v.., clld t.o etah tha.t •• b&Vt had & fine JNZ', ...S U. 1a hoped thd ihe nn a.1 well a.c the old IUIIb_., wUl coDU.D.le ~h•1r l~J~..·:t~~~~·- -............ . ... . 1'bere Hrl three men 1.c a boat with f~ dcarnt.. bu'&: ao matchee, Ther \h. n out ort.O c11ar~h and -'-.e the .. bod a ~~~t~ ~1~~~ · - __ ..... .. ........... .. O.oe Coif: 'Ooea fCIJZ' eife 111111 JW 'lbon JOU at., out \\Aoo tU !:00 A.M. I • Lester J onea: "'auall)', but eometimoe bar a1ID. 18 ..,_., aood..• rrant lbarrW: •(bavl1l( a rouch ah&Ve) ~t. 4o rau have &DOth.. r ..ort• o. I. Zaeharr: "rea, whtl• Jnnk: "' w&Dt to defend 11171elt. • I w ould Uko t o have someone loot up tbue two lteul !he &Dertcan lib.&uine etat.. ln the March itiNe th&t it h aaat.nat the l u 1n Xorlb C&l"oUc& to hunt on Sundar without a d<~r; UJd l t 1t \ltll.aeful to •noezo on the etreeU of tbe OiiJ of AabevUle. She: "I'd rather tiu than oat. • Harry At klna: 'Then rou ' r o not t ho t rpo I lito, Gal." She: "fhr not! • Harry: "I run a r eataurant. " Leo i'intoletoin: •sweetheart, I'm growing fonder or you Sh:;t~:~hy:~i:!;;n't drink another drop." Leo: "ifhat' s t ho idoar• She: •t•m afra id it will StW'I.t your growt h. 11 Pau l Hampt on: 'Sq , IIV c1rl is juat lito a woolen uMcrsh irt. • Ralph Htaddc n: "How' s thatl" Paul: "Hot a..M drivea y ou cr a zy , • She: "I can't marr y 'fOO.. I d on't want to b11 married tor a l ong, long t ime, • l'red Sage: "Ot11y , a short t ime will do jus t aa well. • ---------------------------------------------------------- Roy G. : "I lite fll'1 whi s kOJ atra.i gh t ani my women just the oppos ite, • Bill Hart: "You mean you like 'o::n a bit, or... unreapochbltiT" 891:.- ~n... l.IDU~LI.Uio _~ 0111. "'rYo4... :_. ______________ ---She: "All tho bo7.-: '!~.',- I 'm th e s a lt o! th e earth . • Sill Barron: "Swell- we n 11ed 11ach other - I' m a good egg, • I• Oath.,-: "John, it a. hao:lacae •~ \rl ed to aate l cwe with JW1 eould. JOU call 1n the Lal • J ahD Vacca: "You bet· a J u.Jt1ce c:f 1be Puce. • She: I went out with Sailor J ake l ast night aM he .La all bJslnns . • Oirl Frio%\1: "Yeu aus t have had a dull time. • She: "Not at all. Busi..ness was prott'/ good. • I.;J.br ().trter (tp her tid brother ) "' have an urp U14 a b&lt to rwr alater. • l.1d Brother; ...u, cive me the halt aDd 1'111..," tb» J, Y. Jordan: "Setter m.ll'r)" me, Ba by. I ' m strong and healthy. • She : "Nothing do i ng, Big Boy, I want a llllltl who 1a woak :U•• roC~G;,• -- ~ -!~~!!tl: =----------------------------------------- ASHEVILLE COMMUNITY THEATRE M-berlhlf!C:erd fOt' IM19110-181!)1 s ....on o-r,_.,otSorue. endWalnutSta. f or R...,.,ationi C.II254- 1320 or 253-4931 �(5 (1 1 4.CI Tho B. P. 0 . E. - a good place to oeot your tod!L1 mailing each Cdll'.ber in the erreore a. t rioMa , plaJ' a ga.o.e or two o f pool, pl ll.)' a Httle atateoont of his dues , a.~ 1t •ill be hard of bridte, l"\1tttllY , etc . ,rutl.y approcii:Lt&d (it you or~ one of thM) 1t tlo lunch r cady ••• eteaoing hot •... tor diMor- cheet, money order- or what have you to trade on: a teak!, chops, chickens • .• wltt. all the triJ%1. 1e would Hie to set every mCICI\ber in rood standi.nc befOI'II the close or th1B year , a.a I D'lliSt . . . - - . - - --- - - - - - - -- - - . - cllnga • . .• reasonable • d r Op 11.ll to arrea.ra--- so pletu~e take not1co of the blll you receive and ~ay T up . fie are glad to hear that Brother Resley Brown 1s impr c.ving- although he ie not out yet, h e is up ani around the house . missing you. - ----- --- --- -- -- - - ---W ~O!U Of' OOR LAT.S B. P, BRORN.:i:LL, JR. PAST :!ULT.:D RUL.::R Spcrd your luncheon hour at tho club- always o. nice Ut - you ·.-ill l%l:lil, bring, sen::i or wire, yw.r .nooey , DR. J C»Ul L. CARROLL Hurrt back, i1esler , we have been A big aaaor tment o f magazi nes o t t ho l atest 1asue a•aits you in the r eading room, ard it rou d on't want to road, the latest news art! gossip can be obtained t or the boys e itting around the club •.•• and the r ad io will furnioh y01.1 with the programs you Uke . - - - ------ -- -- - - - - ---- ~ --- - We hope to have h have one a:~orc initlat.ion be f oro tho cj,oae o f ~ hig ~rowd from Hort!ersonvUle - - - you bo;;s are all wolcC!I!O and we trust you will come thla year - get that trierd - eisn hi.al up - o.nd let ' s 1ot him in the best lodge on earth- -8, P. 0 . E. t.ite -----------------------·--------------------------- �~ti21 IN HE'll1>WCI'VILl.E !>ROt' BY 1liE CWB MiD Wie:T nti BOYS 00 NO. 1616- 1m:'f ~ILL APPRZCIA'IE /!. VISIT FROW YC:U . -·-····------------------------------------------I OOtSS YC:U HAn 'IH& OAT:! OF' n-!E DA!iCS: - - - - SAtuRDAY &VDIUIG - r'i.BRJARY 25W. - 1939 - · -·· iLKS H~- 232 HAYftOOO Sru::I' •• ASH3VIW 1 tL C. 9:00 P.U. unt.ll---RZS~VATIONS-- PHOOE 1401 ----------------------------------------··--------Ri:CJJLAR !.1£E'TlliG i'&BRJAR't 221m You !::now alSo that. we moet ovcrr lodnosda,y oveninc at 8:00 o'clock. I f you are not. one of tho r osular at t enders- cot in line-- we have tro:n 75 to 125 overt o&eting • •.. You oa:J mlsa aomething- rou know we have a tew shada we tr1 to diapoae o; a.t each e-.eetinc ard you oay be sar ry . To thoeo w are ho not present we have to serd. a packBCO of '"BC' S" or ST.UffiACK • .• . •don't let this happen to )'OU. OO:IIlP II!INROAilC& am am U optD to all members •1th paid up CardS, 11 rou are aot paid up. I would .uneat ihai rou see mo or Brother C. B. Mcinturff, at oDC"e cet thai an card . . • - IP • • • • • - • • • • ........... • •• oo • ... • .. • • JOR RISIIIIV~CJII call !lrotlu>r llclt>tul"fl or Brotll11' ~rar. phoDe 1101. ·-------·- ---- -·-··-----'1'!11 OANCI IIU. STARr /f1 9&00 P.M. aDI lui UDiil····I hope-I hope-I bope•- ----------------··- IIIC··IIIC. TIIIRI nu. 81 PLIIII"Y or IVil!n'llllll ~ 11.111) • aa d.rlnP ud eats ... which •111 be • ' " " br 0111' walters at popular pr1cea. . . .. ...... .... ..... ..... ........... ............... --------------------------------------------------Pullman Porter: "Bruah yo' off , Suht" Senator Zbbs: "No, I ' ll get oft in the usuel • SJ , • Bar Ua id : ..0, ye!l , I married a man in the villa ge fire department . • Bill Our.ca.n: "A v::~lunteor! " Bar Maid : "No, Pa made hie.." Stranger: "Tell ~. have ~ big men ever been born in Ashevillet " Jb.J" CoUey: "No, Sir, only babies. • AL OOHN Alll 818 BONa! IS GODIO !0 JOIIIIIII '1111 IIJBIO-··· All AN ll'l'RA ADOID AHRACTI~ HI IILL HAn A BUl'tiJUL B<JfO SIR> 111THHI8 B.IIG, .uG 0.111 881 BING• ••• •• • 81 BURl All> BRIIIO 11!1 lin, liD'liiiR ollll Slsrlll.. YClJR GIIU. .. OR 8CIIIB001' lUll' B••••• •• Only pu~h No. ~ may be I!Kd for llelkl, Oollyl �COMM!S'-· O ~ .......... --....-.....b«''--... . ... ..................- .. _,_.. ...,_L,_ _ _ . .............. ._...•.--......... .. .--.................... ...--.··. .,. - ··---,._,c.,.--.. ... ..... ~_ ~ .-- -··--·· ._._ _. ..... .-. ~··--.._... ... nn- ....-.~ -c ~- JIU1U.Il.I'Y 30, 1934. \lr. Ltlo Yink.elatoi.n l.nl.t ed Jlnl.er n:ul.odt;e A.~ev11.lo , \ly dear "Korth c ..rou.na. ~rother Leol I hnve Just this aornin& been cited to appCkr at tho regular coet1ll8 o! the J.she.,ille Lodge llo. 1401, :Brothe rhood and Protective Order of Elks of the United States o! Ame rica , for r egular moot1Jl8 a.t 12-! Wall Sttoe t, A.eheville, north Ca rolina., 'lodnosd.a,y, Jarrua.ry 31st, and I ~exceedingly r e gret:f\ll that I c a.."l not be with :you. and IllY other brothers u I hAve M appoint.:ncn t to attend a Yuaicale given b,.- N,.rth Carolina. Arthts a.t Convention H:lll, t hie city, on that date, othe nrhe , I would !38l:o a eupor-~ e ffort to attend becwtte I N:l IIU.l"& nothing could p r¢vide me wi th more ple asure than being with you and the oeclle rs of our Lodge on the occasion 1~ont1oned. Ua:r I s t a t e for ycm:r i nformation fo:r.::.. .t1on of our ot.hor brothers tl-.at llrothor Leo 1 doiD& nicely here at the Capitol and at frequent eee him nt. which tioe we tan: about t ho good old Lodgt1 roor:1. a t 12! Wall Stroot. and the inCadilon h intervale I da.Ye in the (h, ~;:~ttrd.o.y, Brothe r Cadls on n.nd 1 hA.d w1 th u e :Brothe rs lo!arcue Erwin, United Statoe Dht.rict Attorno:y for the l'o storn dlstrJ.c t of North Ca.rolJna, and Dr• .r. E. Owen, 1 s premier Aviator and one of the pri:cc winners at CaroliaA tho r ecent ai r carnival a t Miami, and we enjoyed inmonaely their bri ef sojourn here at tho Capitol. lith nsiJ\l.!'ancee o! m:;r bea t wiehaa nlwaya, hoping that I ma,y be moot kindly r emembered to our brothore, and trus ting thnt tho moo ting on l edncsd.a,y night 1fill b o a .QI)&t excellent. one f rom every s t antlrJoint, I nr:~ Fraternally yours , Roru ..,.,.,... u. s. s. �COMM ! S !IlfOl-. ~S.!.d!''&i.i!l ~llill'·'!~llil'l.W!l'Jitl} ; Qu.l.iale!l1iillf ,... nu l'-.uro~r'~",. ""' 'l"C"' GRANO LOOO£ l k'ilXOI.I'~T .I~D PRor~:cm·~: Onnm Ol' ELKS Cllo:ti<S'i01,QU I.IIOS• nOG. J a nua ry 9, 1935 LOSA .. C;[Lt5.C"Lir0.. N'" \tr. Leo Finkelst ein Seven Southwest Pack Squa -re Ashevil le , No r th Carolina Dear "Br other Finkelstein: I am acrnowledging your t wo thoughtful lett ers of J anuary 4th and 5th . The telegram advising u s of the death of brother Harl'ison came as a distinct shock to a l l of us ancl just at t he time we were completing the c opy for the two p::.ges ".Acts of r~riendship "~"~ for the Fe bt'Ua ry issue of the E!l k s Magazine, the enti:- 0! s pace being giv en to e gra phic and unique pres enta t i on C'f the r t rst 13 nets o f fr iendship of Asheville Lodge. We immedi a tely wi red t o pac ,• a special box in the copy , advisi ng tha t word had cf""'o!!le t o us just at t ltat time a nd paying a tribute to brother Ha rrison whom we recognized as the moving s pirit in the fine accomplishments c f the Asheville LoO.g e in the Grand Exalted Ruler ' s Acts of Friendship progr a m. Yle notice in t he editoria l of t h e As heville Times a reference t.hat the Ashev i l l e Lo-;ge had won second place in "Acts or Friendship" . I want to corr ect tha t for t here have been no awards a t al l e xc ept i ng tha t as mer itorious acts ha ve bee n consummated Lodges have been singled out f r o m mont h to month and certain ones hn~d thei r a cts written up in s tory !'orm.. but no tribute W s ~ paid to nny l odge comparing in 8.IlJI" way to what we are doing ror A!Jhevil le 1.n the Februa ry Issue of" The Elks Uaga.zine . A:J f a r as awards go on the Nati onal sca le.. ther~ will be n o announcement o i" tha t kind until from t he .floor or the conven t i on a t Col umbus next .July . However, we have c onti nua lly used the Ashe vil.la Lodge ' s pra ctice or acts of friendshi p as an exa mple for ot her lodges to fol l ow . V wired the Secreta ry of the Lodge for !.ir . Shan non Ie a s per copy enclosed herewi th and we telegraphed f o r t he local flor i st to pr ovide 3. set floral pi e c e as from the Or der as a whole a nd another piece from Mr . Shannon personally, whi ch we trust were properl y p reser.ted . �"~. . . . . . . 1934• .... o. ' • '•••••• sao•• - - - ......_•• S.PoOoE~ t!!'=.::!·~~~ IIUK lkoiLDI··~ OUR Milo fiR~ ta; I N1> K. .P I TII P00.08 I•O OLIPI'I.Ca8 PROU Till LO¢AL. PAPIR8 OO.DI. . I q Till DUTil OP 81tOTIIU HARUao•, EULTIO I!ULIR , Or THI AUIC!fiLLII LOOCI or E LKI . - COMMlSSIC7)N I All AUO CIIGLO&IICO COPY OP PART OF LITT«R HE LEn HI O Wlrl THAT WAI TO 81 OPIIIID ONLY I N I W IMT or DEATH• THI S I C lli i HQ liNT YOU DO THAT YO. MAY ltll HOU UUCH HI THOUGHT OP' tUG E LK 1 8 LODO& AliD HOW HI WAI DlYOTIO T O £ LKD061. IIANY Tillie WI TALICID AIOUT 1Ht: TI UC YOU AND THC GAAND EXALTf.D RuLiflt n a1 IN A&UIY ILLW AND H. U~ooiOYIC MIIY I HO YOU AND IROtHifl S HAII NON QRIATLY• IT WILL 81 Dll'riCULT POR AS HIV ILLI LOOCU: TO RCRl.AC£ H I U IUT I 4M SURI HI D WOttiC AND tU:C ORD WILL · a a AN Ul&•tnTIIU FOA Ul TO CO FORWARD• th·!.!,! u - 1 I l 111Ut n o.;,, .... Oo \~, (_~ tl(' -· ~7~u~~ Leo FIIIUL.8TEIII PoEoRo A""IYILU LOOC< NOo 1401 LF/L �COM Mf S ~ ... "": To..; 0. fe FIRRIIt SEc., GAAMD EIALTID Rut..cA, B. P. O. E. , CITIUN I NATIONAL BANK Bu iLD INQ• loa AIIOILRa• CAL I "• DrAA BRC'nlu flftnla: J AU IMCL.081MQ NIW8ft'APIR CLIPP I NGS FROY TH£ COLULIH8 or THE IDI'TORIAL PAQIG OP' TODAYS PAPIR8 PIRT.UHIHQ TO THE OIATH OP' C LAUDE HARR I S ON, EX ALTED RuLr R 0~ AGHEY ILLC Loouc. RAT r HAL Y YOUR&, c\: V\ ..:d0f-a( !..EO F tN KIL 8Ti t H, Pe £ e Re LF/L ASHEV ILLE l OOCt: N o. 1401 �GOMM : s ~·~·.... ~\~,!.).! .Jilt> ~1.1..4 '!!l!.'ilill.l"!liJilll''l.l Q~iiJ!l" "' 1.-1 l '••n n'"''rt CJ "- ..\ ... tu·c" Yr. Leo Finkelstein Page Two J anuary 9, 1935 You, of course , know about the ve,·y thoughtf ul t hing that brother Harrison did in send ing Lll' . Shannon the special delivery letter Christma s. It certainly h od the desired effect. He and his family thought it was the fines t t h Log t hat coul d come to a man. He had delayed day after dey to acknowledge that letter beca use he wa:1.ted t o be in prime spirit for doing so , when a long came t he death telegram . Will you please l et the meiLbers of th9 Lodge know how greatly llr. Shannon appreciated tha t letter . 0~ course you are awar e of how much he is wrapped up in t hi s Acts of Friendship Pr ogram and how gra teful he was for t he way Ashevill e had been achieving under it, hence t 'oe letter wa s doubly effecti ve. We have looked repeatedly at that splendi d picture of and brot her Harrison ?11th brother Shannon at the Grove Park Inn and I am sure you and brother Shannon now apprecia te it more than ever . y~u OLF:H �Funeral For ~ Harrison Claude B. Harriwn To We d~plJ armprathb:r wUh Asbntlle Loc:l.p No. U O\. B. P. 0 . Elk& tn \he dKth ol ~~ tulttd ruler, Claude B K&n'il4R. He \l..lle'C1 mucn a! hl.a boundltu trloel'l>' 11'1 .:tJorll:!..!l!: 10 auttaa!ul!y fo~ the 11'tl!L"e ol Elidom. Most ot U1. perhaPt. rtmtmber Mr. u.rruon mort ~ur for hb rtt;:tnt cnaadtna real tn 'II"Urkln;: for the Chrilunu c~r f'Und. Ht ,.,.., ctaimUn o f the Elks tor committee that dllt~buted &e\'trtl bUildm:l lOfl :.0 chlldreR. ~ trho cun-: In contac. 'lrlth Mr. JlalT'.-on In tnat campnl;n ,.,·tre deoeptJ tmprt'Sif'd trtl.h hb lati.enUS o! h~rt and. h1l d.e-.OUon \0 a t"~.UK that 10 cl.ctplf ap~led \0 tum. 'n\e ElU ha\'t ~ot.t a lHdtr ..-hOIW tnurr trour:ht rttOiflltlon to the .uhn"llle ~e ID the Act of J'l \endihi' fts.ture put on rroentl7 .,.h~ thl.l tlty won .econd p!1ce 1n U't tn· tire nation. Be On Sunday P'W'I•ral aen tc&l tor C1a\KI.t • · Han11cm. eulted ruttr or Alhnilll ~~· a~l2~;gt.o~~ 3;11Zl!:«~: "' bl.l bocnt, '7 lolutdoe.lt awnut, aJte.r a &bOn mnm oc JllWumonle. will ~ htld eun4a1 anemoon u the Plnt Btptl.n c:hurth. Tbt ta.et hour of lht ~cu w1U bt announced llt.tn. 'nit Re'f, a:. Oibaoft o.-n. wtn of• tl~t.e at tht a.tl"fttet aDd t~u:rl•l .UI be In t.ewla Memorial put. "'bt EID rttull euncc ...UI bt oond~W:d u tM p.n " ' oUI«rs ai)Cl m.tm!Kn :~=~:~"r~: r;.!~a'~7:~ J:::ta-:.~:1 M"'l lAwb PuDtftl M11m1:Wn or ltw Zlb w:e. l!lundaJ. bctrul unUI the ~:rat~ ~~~ to a UIDd tbl Mr. Uarrt.ton, '11"110 ._... 4.2 )'tart old , toot. an ~tift part 11'1 tbt ~at (lbrhlmM Cbft;r rund cl.rl"· Ht . . . c!llalnMn ol' tbe IJka toJ commtt\H that tJde4 In Jllatrtb\l:toh ot moH tl:l•n 100 Ohrllun"- toya to tht leU fort\ln.te chtldrtn In tbl dt , IUid 1 ,.. . fti'J actin In tM "half mil• or p:o}eet •hlch ptol't<l ot lf'/'&1 C laude B. H arrison dUQU~ ::: ~~pt~'-~! ~!r ur~ 1 ..:ro!*':,ll~ local acth1U-. 1': w. Kll~n . . . I(.UYt In r;1... work o'fff lb. at.atll and re«atiJ won ~I· tauoa 'OJ tM naUonal IJ'Uid ualt.M Mtt tor 1'111 aet111Uu. Ke nft\1: to A&ln 11llt 12 )'car. aso rrocn l'luh'fil~. Ttrm•• and had been cotiMCted •1111 Ult lAW J"\IDC:tll bOUlt tl11~ , b ,_t Um•. ,:,uir~"t~~e:~~~U::.S h~ pt.~nw. tU. aGd Un, \\', :Warlt H.lfTleOft, ot NMh'l'llle. N THE death of Mr. HartUon At heville Lodge of Elk. hu lo1 t an enthuti,.tic leader, the community h.-• !ott a citizen who ;i\VCI himtelf Qtnc.routl)' fpr the advancement of all aood cauau. Hit almott tudden p auina: awa)' iJ 111l the more a hoc.k of 10rroW to thoae who knew hirr.. or h11d ob•crved hi• 1 aplend id work (or the Chri!trnfl• Cheer Fund. 11nd for th o Ellu' ea.mpairn to d inributt: toyi smont; children who miiht ot~u­ witc han found Chri1kn,.t a mornin; ,.-ith liule Chri1tma1 JOY· l �Grove Park I n n, Asheville. N.C. T~t Fiwt Ruor1 Hotd iD tlac. World AMai•Wrrin~ 0!"'.UlkYw November 15, 1928, We l!etp!r 1)1n.,.ttJ11t wl!b .uht\'\lle x.oqe So. 1.401, B. P. 0. EIU In the c!e&lh. of \\6 txaltfd 111ltr, Clau~ B. Hal1"'.aon. He uxQ much of hiA bound~$ trw!IU In ..-or!Un; 10 lUCCCUiu.llr fo: the .:eU&."t of Elka«:a. MOlt of ua. petbiPJ, rtmunbtr Mr. H&rTUon mOI"f ~pedi.Uy for hb rectnt c.rusa.dlnf ~~ ll1 ••mkll\5: lot' Ult Chrbtmu ~r f'l.lnd.. He _... d'.aJnr.an of the D b tor eQmmiUte that l!iltnbul.fd Kl'tral hundftd tor• ~ ehll.:mD. ~ who came In tOntut W'!l.h Mr. ll.urilorl In uat eampru;n wtl'll! dl)e;l17 lmprriKd ...tth t1b l&lttnra o! ht'IU"L and ~ devoUon LO a a.use that to dftplya,.1pealed LOh!m. The 1.10 hal't lolt a leader • ·hOIIt e~rn tlroutl'l\ rf'C:Oi'nltlon to tho! A!hfl11!~ Loqe In the Aet o: F'rltnc11hip !n.turt put on auntlr when thla t lt7 11r0:1 K~:<md p!aco !.:1; tbt r-1• tint nation. llr. H.L,Finkelstein, 23 Biltmore Avenue, Asheville, N.c. Dear Yr. Finkelstein'Enclosed please find Cert ificate 1977, for one (1) share Asheville Country Olub Inc. stock, ' Yours very truly, JliW °CTH 1- encl. Claude .B. Harrison IN clet:l~u:~.~~·le~;::~s~~C' ~:~:i~l:it~ hda~e~::t ~~~li:: l:a~~n 0 who ;"'ve him.elf Q"enerou•h• fp r the acinncement of all ;ood eautu . H it almOJI t udden pua.in~t a way iJ all the more a thoc.k of JOn oW to thoae ,.,. no knew h im. or had ob.er"ed ioi• t plendid w ork for the ChriJtmat Cheer Fund, And for the Elk.. c:ampa.igTo to d iJtribute tori tmon; ehi!d ren who mi; ht orher· wi..e have found ChriJtmu a morn;n; with linle Christmu joy. �-__ ... _._..........c, ........ , .......................... ~~ .............. ....... _ . , . , . , -.... c. ... -~ cuor.wr-.-... ..- -·- ~ _..__...._c:..._ c . ... ,-.-.... ..... ,........ J BJJ.. 7 , ! 934. J.lr . Leo Flr.kolateln, .bhevllle, N. C. i l4y dear Leo1 1o\ll' l etter becri AB: the aad. tldillGf\ of t he our beloved t rlend Doe llarr l aon to hsncl. pe.nal.n«: ot I am ahoc.ked beyond wor ds. What a no,.le chare.ct er hae passed to t he great beyond. What a true trl end we haTe lo& lit' t The lodi:;e will m:.o o him great~. l!ope-thnt-yo\ITIM tllte- to- t el<e up ~.4-lhtleT. tbe·\1Dfil11 111rticr1fo~f­ h very grateful t hat 1ou adrtcod me of the t act t o t hat I mght oxprt\s& r;zy condolence. the We dteplf •>'llll)l.thl&~e wt\b ~1llt Lodte Set. 1.401. B. P . O. Elks tn the dtalh o! ILl Clau~ R H-.rrl10n. He ~ much ol hit boundleu t-1\C-f'IY In ll'v.kin; 10 1UCCUIIUI1)" !or \he "'f-'fa.re ol Elkdom. M an of Ul. pe-rhaps. rtmtmbfr Mr. Hart1.ton m~ es.x-ci.Uy Io: hb ffi:tn~ enuadtn; real 1n 1HJt1dnr tor l.ht Ch:Utm.,. Chett F\md. Ht ..., dutnr.an o! the Elkl toy co:nmlt'.te th.,t dl.stnbuuct a«cral hundrtd tora to children. ~ who tu:~e In contkt 'lrlth !Jr. HU11.1on In Uw.~ eampatan 'llo tre detplJ lmpm.Kd with hit lazicneu o! htan. -.ad his dt!.\' t.lon to • o C8UM that 10 dttply appeaiM. to h1m.. The Elkl han IM a lt<J.dtr 11"h01Nl tM'ITf t::rwrht rtcC~hltlon to the Aahe11ll. IAd;e ln e the Ac~ of FriVldahlp !tature put on noenU, wMD !hit c\tJ won wcond place 1n lht ~· tiro nation. rn.JtM 1'tllf!r, Senator Be)'IIOlda natura.J.l)" WAG T101bl 1 affected bJ" at.d happeD.ltl& and no doubt he n.U write to llrn. Re..rt1con. Please coDvey to llra. Harrison m;y hearttelt T0 urs as ever • aympat~. , at'e..-a-Co. ~ Leo Cadi con. Claude B. Harrison - THE death of Mr. Haniton Atheville Loda:e of Ellt.e hu loat an enthu.iutie leade.r, the community hu lo.t • cirizc.n who pve h imJell a:enerow.ly f,:tr the advanc~cnt o£ aU ao:Ki c.autet. Hia almoat .udden puainc away •• aU the nt.ore .• •hock o£ aonoW to thoH: who ltnew him. or had ob.cr.·ed h11 aplcndid work for the Chri:lmaa Cheer. Fund, &nd fo:r the campailfD to diatribute loy• amon~ chtl~ren. who m.a:ht wite have found Chrittm•• • morntn; wnh ltttle �OUR CADDY: ND DOUeT THAT YOU R<AD I K THE ASHlYILL• PAPU 'rHA'r C LAUD& HARRISON , [XALTKD I<UUR tw TH. ELU CLUI! DUD HERI YUT£ADAY IIORKIKO WITH PloUIIOIIIAo H& WU ILL OML.Y ,.IVK DAYS AMD N ATUAALLY! 1'ltl. WH O&..! &UitCR OF US HEft( AAI IROKIN UP PRETTY WOHe I IriSH YOU WOULD TELL 80:a AI OUT IT A8 TO WR ITI URe HA~RI 80H A ~Enlfte I KNOW Hll WILL WA•T f~l CHRUITUAS &U8 1NI88 •AS &liT E VER AND I AU OETTING AI.M8 11UST , l NE• HOP£ YOU Afl! WAK I HC THC GRADE O. K. AND WOULD . . - a APPIU:C I ATI HEAR I NC f'ROU vou. ~ SIN~ P. S. CL AUDI ---- liARR I 80N ltr,.Eiti O TO YE I H H IS WILL Atl HI& • a1aT FRI END• AND AL SO R£QUE8TCO THAT I A01' A S EX ALTI O HULER DURtMO HI S ,UKIRAL SERVICES• ITC e Claude B. Harrison We dtotply aym.pathix ..t\h Aabertllt lh1fe N'o. 1 ,~1. B. :P. 0 . l:llu U\ lbe d "'th of I~ tx&lltd rultt, Claude B. Harrls.on. He ~ muen or hit bOundll'SS tMrtY tn ~ktn; .o succtu!ull)' for \he 111'C'UUe ol Eltdom. MOIL ot us. prrhtpt, rtmtmbtr M.r. Hu:Uon maN! ts;M:dtlly lor hb rK'tnt. crusadt:l( ~:e~~l 1n "'-or\.n; for th~ Chrb~mu "'"*" chaiman or Cl'Wt'r FUnd.. He the Elb t\o3' ('C)mmlltte thAt dlstnbuttd K\tTal hundrtd toYI to ehlldrta. ~ ,..w, e&mt In oonla.Ct. whh Mr. Harrilon in tnat cam~;:n .,.rre: df't'Plr ltnpra.Kd ...tlh hls ~rnus cr ht'lrt and tilii de:\ot!on to a tawe :t-,.t 10 d~pl) appealed to hlm. The Elks ha\': !Olt ~ lt~er whoftoe tnt1'iJ' tn)Ufhl rttOS"nltlon to the: ASht,~l!c l.l:'d.it In the Act ct f'rif:nd.&hlp !NIIlll! put ..n rtttnU1 whtn thls dt)' .-on KCMd place in the tn• t!ro nation. Claude B. Harrison IN H E death of Mr. Hanhon r-\aheville Lod;;e of Ella hu T lost an enthuaiattic. le"der, the community hat lo.tl a citizen who iii.Vc himtclf gcnerouth• f,pr the adw1ncemC'nt of all ;ood c.autu. Hit almott tudden pA.Uin~~: away it all !he more a thode of t<-rroW to tho5C l'llho knew him, or h ad obtc:rvtd hi• tplcndid work for the C hrit :ma. Cheer Fund, and for the Elkt' u ..mpaign to d ittributc toy~ a mon;: child ren ...·ho mirht othcr· wise have found Chri1tmn a mornin; with little Chrittm•• joy. �IN THE LAST WILL or CLAUOE HARRISON DATU JULY 29, 1934, Hl STAT£0 THAT IN TH~ EYlNT Hl AWAY WHILE EXALTE D RULER 1 HE WANTED WE TO Plt:ZIIDE AT THI$ PARTICULAR WIETINQ AND TAlC! H I I PLACE AI EXALTED RuLIA• HE ALBO ASKED THAT I DEL I YEA THI: EUO LOQ\' FOR H IY • THAT 18 REAION I AW HEliE PAIIDINQ ETCe AWONC H 1 8 OTMUt REQUESTS WIRE THAT LIE IS STAT£ 24 HOURS AT FIOlLITY REWARIC8 fROM CHA8 fORTUNE WII8ARAOM ELlCT IYI O,riCU8 " ' PAUL 8UREU IN £WENT HE WAI IURIID AWAY P'ltOM ASH WANTED ELKI FuNEttAL • IT 18 I)Y THESE WI8HEa OF' Mil THAT WE CAN I I ! HE WAI A TRUI AND LOYAL E L K WHO LOYID HI S LOOII AND H 18 WORK EvEN EDURINQ THI LAIT riW HOURI HE LIVID WHEN HE LAY ON HI 8 lED DEL lltOUS AND TALk INC OUT OF HIS HIAO -- HE TALKED AIOUT LAYING DIWE8 ON THI! IIDIWALIC ODUNTINQ TOYS fOR THE CHILO~IN FIXING IA81CET8 FOR THI POOR DOC WAS lORN I H NA8HV I LLE 42 YI:AR8 ACO .. - atOYEO TO 0A'e'TONA FLA. J.IOVIE O TO ASHEYILLI 11 YI:ARS AGO AND SINCI 1HAT 71WE HI WAS CONNECTED WITH A LOCAL F UN E. A L HOWl• �AS A fUNE RAL DIRECTOR HE: WAI CON8101RID AN EXPERT • IN FACT ANVTHI NC HE UNOI RTO OK TO DO WELL E.R. XUA8 CHEER fUN D S OLO PAPERS fOR NIWB IDYl• Ht OON t EVERY ..1 01 A& DILIGENTLY AI ~088 11L [ AND WI TH ALL K I S £ NEllY CLAU D( H ARRIS ON WAS A D£YOTID Hu&IAND HE: AND Wt FE L I Kl 16 YEAR OLD fiiHINf: T R IP -----------. C L AU D£ HARR I SO N WAS A QENTLIEWI N OF THI. FINEST CHARACY£R AN D WAI LOVED IV ALL THAT U:NIW HIM A8 I iCNIW HIM-· AND IN HIS 'pA881NI I HAVE LOST WY liS T f R IEND HIS WIFE A DtYOTID HUBIANO THE E L KS CLUI A LIADla W O P088ED TH I H 11!8TilW AND \l0Nf'IO£NCI OF ALL oun - tr.IEWIIRI, TH E CITY-• A PUILIC 8 PI R ITI D CITIZEN lNIRQIT IOt CINiR OU 8 AND CHARITAILI• �JAN• 5 . 1935 I,;OPY l tL l CRAU u. p. MuLY A"'"· UIQR£TAft1' ihl'o U• tLit& L.ooD£ llO o 1401 AtH I.v• LL£ , M Ce e ~At61 MC OF I,;L AUO& 8. ~ARR I 80N tXALT&O RULCR OF Ai~iU ILU L.oDGI MU"a£11 fD !;:l~ ~MOilED. AND OM£ .CAUl A8 A GTAIITLIND SMOOK WM ILI ~l~l ~&PARt . POll . ~I~AYI~~------- THI ·-aT REUAIIICAD~ 111 THI fURUARY I UUC or THE E LKD 111\GUIIII fW OHl OF TH£ uot T Afl 0 UAUTiTUL 8111118 OP AOTD or FR I ENDSH IP CY£R aoMSU AT£0 UltDlll THI L&ADIIIIM IP OF ANY CXAL1lD RuLER S TOP 0 Clln i&Yu&a I ••• Til& R&OIPUIIT Of A FIIOU Ru i.CR THAT FOil 0111111 Ot AUTY Of CO II C£PTI OII WAO I TIIOUT PARAUI. IN UY PlfiOON AI. £XPER I <IICI S TOP NO WOR S u i iiC UAN DO YO TH E CHARACT lll Oil UlUORY r A UAH 80 r i MI AND T RUI AS CLAUD& B o HARR I SON S TO, AS THC GRANO (XAI.T CD Rul.lll or Til l B<NH01.£NT AND PR tcCTIW l OIIOU Of [ I.ICII OF THI UN ITED S TAT £6 Of AUER I CA I SHOULD L.lrtl T O L AY AT THl RUTI IIG P LAC I Of uY fPIIIID I vY AltD AUAIIAIITHD T OCCTHU 'f11 1NIO £U8Llll0 OF lllUORIEB THAT tTERHAL L Y LAliT FOR OKI 11110 LEAVEll Q~£1TIIIC [XA~T ~ARRI80N ~ ~vaTIC& THI I NCP t AAT I OM H Ot. OR 8R I NQ& : UtCMAI L f • S HAMMDM• EXA PJIII DE AT TH I ~T::R~~~~A Hll PLACE AI EXA L'TIED 18 RCAION HE WAN,-E O WE TO R:~:: W~:TINQ I OlLIYlR THl EuOL.OOY FOR THAT N THI E¥£NT ' I :Ill ANO TAICI AL80 UU D THAT AW HEal• PRIIDIMQ C:TCe ~IIOMC HI S 0'04£11 RE QUESTS WEft< THAT L.l£ IS STATE 24 HOURS AT fiO l L.I TY Rtl.URKI FROW CHA8 fOR TUNE W uBARIIDM EU CTIY£ OHICU8 ar P AUL BURUI I N E'UNT HE WAS IURIID AWAY FROW AsH WANT I D EUCI f UNEJtALe IT 18 IY TK18E Wt 8Ht8 WAS A TRUI AND LOYAL Hl l WORK E~: :~ O THAT WE CAN ICE 8 LOVED HIS LOOIE HE AN D EvEN HIE LAY ON HI LA I T riW HOUJtl HE LIYEO W HEN EDURINQ THI & OUT f) f HIS HEAD-- :ED OILIROU 8 AND TALKINQ OlME8 ON THl IIDI:WAL: TALKI:O AIOUT LAYI NG COUNTIN r I X I NQ G T OYS FO R liTH~ OH I LO RIN IAIKETI FO TH< ,0011 DOC WAS IOU IN NA8HV ILL£ 42 TO DAYTONA fLA II YEARS ACO •• IIOYEO AMO SINCI THA; FUN £RA L HOWle TI::·~/:.A8HCYIUI 11 HARO AQO 8 CONNECTED WITH A LOCAL �.. ' c.. I> 1 Years ,. ,. 2ND ' :A .NN UA L S U ~Ji Jvl£ K THURSDAY JUCIV am lol c>t.ilfJ _,. decl.eel t :uU('4 ruJn (I( AWtnlle 10dll :Co. IUUHY-1 ~· IJIC of ~ frllf:n:IJI! orpulatloO at ·~ hOme Oft lb,JWGOd. n ll.bt '""" ....... NIGHT- MAY 2oTH f 0 K .M £~A B £ K S ONLY l.Ol, B.P.0 lQb It ll\e ,. ~~ (~!:lna~ICI\:"wri~ Hd(laner. o. wetlt.. v. ~ ~ t1UCM: "'t.ennfd lecturlna kn.M: '~..fn'~l='!;... ttted au~ u':( let' tor U!ru r~r. an.cs !'1 • • • lol\tl• .,..ney .,.. ~4li!'C:.od fC(:rtt&ll'- )lr. _..:;;:;;,==;;~=;=~-=;l ~~ ~~~!:o ~:--r;,~nd a.lttl::&~ 'fhfl tnUf'd tultr It tll.t r"f'rt tn~•· \1~ 1\WI(irfd ""''•ocu a ~d u- \f"nd&n«', 111tlf' 1111'1 '\'td • 1.1Ufll ' IUp• ..... ELKS. LODGE TO BUILD ADDITION COSTING $10,000 Tbe Afl\e•tttll 'Cib lod!J11 wi\ll.lD 10 d&J'I wtll .ctHniM 101" btd.t OU I ti0-,000 e.ddtUoa \0 W lodp belall 0c:1 &)'W'OO(I ttu>tl. Jud(1 Sa= Ct.UltJ. nailed ruln, U~.nOU-Il.«d JMt.mla.J· 'I'M ~. ~~ - AT - .. $~"!}a~~~~~ $· ~~~~~ ~J~~ ON TOP OF BEAUCATCHE R Df\l'JC I1'1 G- El't TEKJf\ li'JJvJEl'rf 9:30 -r 0 J;30 ADMISSION · FRE Wllh 1.400 mtm~u. opeatdtbl~l&ltAil,l\lotll&ft.tr -swndiD-1 112.000 ttmcK\tUDI thl b\llldlnl &Gd aoow hM t>ei"'"'Q. ps.000 &Dd NO,OOO ln"IIOCI ID :.bl propertJ'na. l.ddl\kul wlll t!Wudl prln.tl diAIIlf r'CIOI:U, & bUII.&rd parlor, DOWh tq alltJ, lounp r90ill IAII • •wtm· mtnapG9l. 'Tbtpoo.l.tDlM_,.. D:ldlt., .t11 b1 411 bT n'~:!t:'!.!or~~udJ·d~\\bf.t,:'tt uno 11.1 nt'W 1wm1 &lid a.oow bu tv.I:Udftlt t~ t.o t~ na lftO'ftd ..... OUiccn ot \be kldct. ID addl\kul t.o JU41" QI,UwJ. al"': Z. A, IJaekl floCUO. a\etDW'd kldiiiJ k.Dia,t.t: Worth S. UCJUI'IMJ, utetmtod IO)'Il PJ&lll; J . 0. WeUt.., •u-t.mcd. IKhll• tq k.DI&bt: H. P. Mu.IRM)', ~ ~: C.pt. rr.ct .,I'OQU. treuwt:r: ~lpb o. Hadden. 1.11tr: .!laU eJtOpe, tnnu cund; w. J . Fttlrprtld. eQplaln.: Jc. o . D'.l."'QQJJ. uqulrr. tnd tb'" tnatftl: Piato o. nbl, 1Ao ~wl:I~ !L J\)'mu. E! TO AL'l ELKS AND THEIR LADIES :n t"t.. PIIUI.I tor lbl addiUDA &lrC'IdJ ban ~ dri'I"A., JIIK'.lt C.lb.,- a.apOUnOid. Wbtn tbt- 11441\loa., ncoecaal.ta.WS bJ ~ l&I'P oumbtt Of IMCil'lleJ¥. la -pte\f'd., It YlU bt MOUNTAIN fOR RISERVATIONS CALL IIR. IW'II:LL PHONZ 9377 --- SI<Y HARBOR ORCHESTRA .. '< -r !. 1 ' J ·\ h.r ADDED ATTRACTION .Jl'led.ici.n~ Shokl Con.d.uct.ea. .139 Ut"tcie.,.. JRvl\JO..l'\.t.!j !l-nd. .R.ss·Lsr... n.t !o ~ ·LeO Jinl:elatoin, Chaiman II. P.. llulvano7 Jack Pogue Chu. rortune Lester Jones Ralph Hadden II&< Crohn LQ~ OF · £Jl.li l Alplle Cole w. I'. Barro~~ Ro; <bentherma �PA JCfY :ANNUAL SUM}I!l£R. Fink Trust .. THURSDAY I \'II SH 1 0 "E TO THE EX PRESS WY APPRECIAT I. ON TO TH I S LOOQ E r OR EL ECT I NC F0 K Jvl EM BEK S ONLY I MPOR TA HT POS IT I ON OF TRUS TEE . I HAVE MAN , ALfiAV S. VI SUALIZED A T AUS T EF I H AN O I CN I FIEt SO ' BER , J.lt--:3£ AT THI S FOR TliREE wE 'f'Elffa , TIONS, I "" TO 'BE AN O LD MArl , AND ONE WHO' DO E S NO T CAUDLE KE E P IF I AND £ RT A I N T HAT AND A L L E l ODGE LlS I ~ : ~= I F I CO , SOtU~R ,fND Tlf REE 'fEAR I ~OER T ~ ~ L~H:A :;P~ RA TJ ON FVL L Y QU AL I F I E D F OR TRU S T E E . 0 00 • AT AS .N OLD I PROPlO T T O CAUBLE THESE C OND I - r THI S T I ME , IS CROW A BEARD I WI LL TO BE '/1. HAY £' THE HIGHES T E L KS LODGE E AS AUD I O[ LI E V E I T I S NO T ONLY T T OF TH E ROCK I ES I U ALT I TUDE HICHES T I N SPIR IT ,,UD I T I S HIC H EST IJI lo LTITUDE , OUT THE t THE HIQHtST l ' l SPIR I T , OUT T HAT S BY SOME TH AT IT I S NO T ONLY WORE SP I R I TS THAN ANY MEMB£ OM E OF THr LIEWOERS CAN CONUN ITED S TA T ES OF AMER I CA . , RS I N ANY E l KS LODCE I N THE $~"!! a~~~~~ ~~~~ ~J~~ SA7 ~ ~UM[ A LL .JOKI NC A SI DE, 1 HOPE TH AT I W MY T ER W I N OFF ICE WITH HOUOR AND ~~~NSE R Y A 1 t-j 0 THE ORC .a. N# Z ATIOtl BUT ' TO E NIGHT- M AY2 o TH Ttt i S LOD CE OUR I NQ TOP OF BEAUCATCHE R MO UN TAIN l'lCI l'JG-El'rf£KfJ\ lj\JJvJEJ'rf ·r o J:30 ADMISSION . FR E E! 9:3o lT V , N OT Oti L Y T O M'I' SE~ F EV£RYTH I N C TJIA'T £ L kDON REPR E SENTS . TO A L'L ELKS AND T H El R LADlES t)\ E 1'<·r h . r ADDED ATTRACTION .JllleJ. i c:~n~ S~o"-' Con.d.vc.te.L :13.'1 tlt"l(ie_.,. Jn_v t \l o..ne._y <~oncL Loo .R.ss"L.sr...-,_,t .!> ~ Cha l.rman Fl.nltolatol~, Lester J'onoe H. 2. llulvano7 'lhu. J'or.una '" 1\$ OF 1J.L1i < ~Cole w. r. Ral.ph Haddon llaJ: Crohn J ack Pogue Lllfl"E Biu- 9 Ro7 Cbontho "" " · �ASHEVILLE ELKS YouAre ToBc Congratulated On Moving Into Your Fine New Home . . • And Your Good Ta.te �----------------., I ASHEVILLE LODGE I i i Number 1401 I j What a 1Vight! ....... PAST F.XA I.TED RULERS' NIGHT I i I \\'EDNE.SDAY 1-:VENII'\C.. FF.BRU ARY :!l}, 19:1S To Our Abs("lft 8rothrrs f.IGiiT O'CLOCK SU~DAY. OECBLDER 6, 19J I I Pt AZA Tllf.ATRE L I I ----------'i \ ~( J ~~~~~~~==~~' �! I I SOUl'S :\im I I!Oin~ 10 ho: none. '\ !i:t"o.'lrl:\1'}' ' I ' \I I I' !!· Charlain •~· E,iuu<i\'il RQ<l'to:t Tml.Q-DrC"»iul! ()r ( ..11nr t-\hau<tni •incr 1920) I Ur(lrt~inc. Rdi-h ll!l,tiW<,tl'l' !tttXlll'' , .1.\TI()-.: WIT!! I \ \1 TI IJ Rl I.I~K l.r:ulinl! Knil!ln l'idlr-.-1~:. 1 Knil!ht (lj j,·n Swt-rt ~uol S~o1n 01tr Ript \'rj.!:rl1h1.... 01.1 Sl~w \\ r ur '"' ''"' l'~·tl •.d•..,J tlllrf· l.."h.uJ..,., II. .\I:Jc Rao: :and Dr. J..',n l I ,.,,J!.J•ro t'"t!!or .m . J!\,J 11dl nflt ho:with ,,• .,n ...uni:ht Swl'tt :\l :~.~h Corn !'ah,J~ Sma•il..,[ l'u!~l•'t" • • .\h·hni l'ot:atflt'S Tomat!X"Cv<t to>Onmrh-~it:t .. ,.,•),,. 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" ],,..,. •·~· ,, j.(J iunn) iua )ilk haL" '~"••I .m.J ~rt ,,._-riun-"\\'r "'\\ 'tl•··• nm•-nu"' "t:u.wvr.luf 1:' juhu C. \':m~r-'' \Vh~l mo~old j, )lour (:'lr~" D r.C;uru!l-'"lr'.•no• amotld, it'• :I hurriblrt'xampl,.," ~ I ! I N•""' "" i ToO'"'"~""'"'''" ·=""" "" dr~nrr."' I ASH EVILLE LODGE I .,. ,. J:. 1'. llm\\nrll-"j ulm, ;.:h.- mrThrrrroJIIN'Iilr noun< ." \'~n.-r-"Fhp:ll><'l. ll:t•lrh~•krr I I •11«\'h). )..,,,].,.,.n]u,.!rw-·nl inltl!rp;tl 1.-:ll r,,·. ~'l•t·w·l•· ;. :.:wn.' "''""a -~bl u!'l'n nit.· r1 <'lnl>rr-. \\'r \\ ,1 1!\ lull •.. .-..mr h~d.:. J u!rn I ------, PLAZA TIIF.ATRE J :OO r.~t. I I I 1 1 l , !_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _!i �! - ·- ---, I We Dedicate This Page In Memory of Our Late Deparrcd Exalted Ruler \1 r.J " "" u •th< 1\lth 1.. lr.ll rolo! Clll ~nol ~ 1 .n~ '" •·11~ h•~n ..dl •lo·o ·;•.u;.: in unr 10('<1. r•n-h]l''h ]Jo' l•'"-'!lor,!;nhll'l'ol<l"rlnnj.!. ' • W ·~ ' ··r~ 1 •n j, •·! ·, '!><•tlorr ~n,] btl•rr 1-ooth •id:. ru~n,,J,..J t••~l. tur], 31\ol Nit :.'~llu n t.n.!. \\ ..!•-1\tJ nontiK'r wuh h ,·loilol,.·n, tut:ll in· • :,~ • •• 1.~ I !o .1 "l"!"l <•nr ,hi]J rot S t~Lru '""~'"·"·.lui,]"·" ~nJ • llU "' .,.;]"" '], 11"1 tinr.l frutu hr:~.l II• f.,ot, tuf'ltn nmih. ! F~li m \\ith thr <nllmli\1.-cc in ra•~· ~> th~ 3 \: h 11111•1 l!i: \'VIII· t•l,•nll•th••Utr\~lhl'luthrl•JO.I;!I'. \Vhost: llmimely Death Prevented H im From Joining Our H onored Ran ks ' I• ~· rtr•rn• ,,ffi,ro•tn intii ~\C' :1 hi ;.: oh,. ohHill.! · \],.h. •h • t" 1.,. ~ •('<\:1:1\ d ..., t• • b.r lt:nu\\ n !I• th., :• H II~;• n ll«-- I h~ (,rJnJ Luhr.l Ruin hJ' ;ll•u tr· ·' ..• .,.~ r,.· .,·~ '" •~.n·· •tr r•rn l"'"ihlr UI'>WnJin~: m:an h tr<"'l•l"'' ••~~~~. t•• cr• I>J.I. imu th~ k•t uulrr un ·~ • l,-. ".11 o ol, ltod:, :'I!JJiij !•o Dr. T tn}' ='· 1'. ~luh·:anr•· j ohn C. \"~ ntr t:. 1'. Urowndl Ch:~.s. B. ~heRr~ C h:as. ~ I. F(lrtune \Villi.1m B. S.-horr Dr. j. L. Clrroll johnO':-.iril LroFiuhlstrin i Number 1401 ! ! I I .. -\1· lnl \I •·. ll•~· t <>nJ '" ,·hil<lrrn 111 \\' ,...; A•htlil!r~up­ : : ... .· h,,.· h,n.: '1\ouu:du!.lrrn"t'lt nm in ..:huo\ fur · · · ~M !-1 r rl,:-. " h'l. 1"~ !<.1'1 !• f.,: "ll' ··.,,h I I i I I ASHEVILLE LODGE I i I i I i ToOurAbuort BrtJtllus SU~ DA\', DECE~!DER 6. 19.!1 PL AZA T HEATRE J :OO I'.M. I I I I I I ·- --- -------' �(l)ur Drpnrtr~ ilrnl~rrs Wlwt a Night!....PA ST EX A LTE D RULERS' NIGHT ASI-II:VILLI: L()D~I: I'll{). 1 4-f)l Ol.....~J..., ....1 rp~,~,;,. On!.. 0/{. WED NESDAY EVEN ING, FF. HR UARY 20, 193 5 EIGHT O ' CL OCK �Wftittrs F.,.l~l«f Rukr What a Night!.-- I: S:f'r!N'd P AST EX A LTED RULERS' N IGHT l..udi.u~: ~llilt~l ~:::::; i'>"~l ~nigh 1 Sec-retary . .«tunnK K ni,thl l'rn.AufC'r 1-.:.V.uir~ 1"ikr • I nntr C u~ 11J A§li i:VILLI: L()V'GI: l'olv. 1 4() 1 Aut~ J:an9 ~ynr Chl1 •Ltin 4D'ruotrro Wt:vi"~:SDAY EV ENI NG . FEBRUARY 20, 1935 EIG fi T O'C I.OC K Should auld :tC.jU:tim:mcl.' be fort:ot ? And nc,·er brought to mind ? Should :IU!d :an ruaintanrt IM: forgot John O 'X t il l~. M, Cadlto.l \\'. II . R)·mtr lllrtnorlal <!Jotnmlltrr Jud~'~:l:l~iJIR:;_"·~~~;;a~~~~ John C. Van« Chlrlcs f.'( lrlull" Dr. John !.. C.uroll And days of :auld l:mg .,_,ne ? Fer :auld-b.ns-~rm-. my dl':tr, For nuld- l:mg- :.rnc \\'c'll ra' a cup o' kindn: ,:o. ycl. For nuld - bn,:: ~)II\' ' �-, I I ASHEVILLE LODGE A S iii:VILL I: L VV6 1: N v . 1 ,HJI {J1,,.,~/,,., "'"/ fJ'ml,.lo•• On/.- f./[, WEDNESDAY EVEN ING, FF.IlRlJARY 20, 193!1 ! Number 1401 What a Night!PA ST EXALTE D RULERS' N I G HT i I i i ' I I ! I I To Our Abst'nt Du JthttJ j I I i l SUN DA \", DF.CE.\IDER 6, 19JI Asheville Lodge Number 1401 IJc:nc,·olcn! and Pr01c:cli\'C: O rdc:r Elks 111~ f'~ -- ~ / ~rruirr.s / [¥tag GEORGE VAl"DERUILT HOTEL Ur\LLROO~I T UESDAY EVI::i'\ ING, JUI'E H, 19ll EIGIIT-THikTY O'CI.OCK OIL W. H. Sllt:KMEK (F.U.:s Or f lll!iii J AT TilE PIM\0 •. Su.r Spanlill..d llannc:r Music. • . •:xahtd Rulc:r .and Introductory E~erciiu. . . Dr. i\1. Pt:~ o)'U . Bu~tlc , . Call to Colon . His10ry of th..- Fl.ac . Pr~E"u-nt.uion . Ch:u. Officu~ r. Jacobson, Chap!Jm F.x- ~rvic<' ~l rn ~1. For~unC", E:ultl"d Rulrr of Fb~ts Pltdwc to tht Filii:: (AudienCe' rr~pondin~t) . t\h:ar Sc-n·icC";: • • • Tabluu ;and Rrcimion . Imroduction of Spnkd . Addrns . . Son~ ' 'A mc-ri~ '' . Lrd by Ch:a10. i\1. Fo rton" . Officc-n of Lod~:r . Srlvi:a Alicc- T wiftJrd . Ch:as. IJ. ~hcRar . Thr Rn. \ V. C. Cn.,·ntr Auditnc.. junf' H hu bef'n sri :aside by the- Gnnd l..od~te of Elks u Nation:al Fla~: O :ay or tl1r o rder. T hi• sc-n·ice is compulsory in aU suhordinatr lode:c-s. Thry :arr rrquirrd to rr.ad 1hr hi~tory o r t he Raiits o f the Unitrd St;att'S :atthissrr,·icc-. The- A~ lit is .alw.1ys di~playrd :at o ur Ioder mretin~ts and thr mrmbrn- ulutr ll. �ELKS INSTALl N ~fFICERS EW Past Exnlte<l Ruler MacRae Presented Wilh Gold Wntch Ofnotn f« rtsl _,. lntWJed IU\ nlJIIIo bJ Aa:.tt'lllt loq:t )t:), 1601, . . .. o. 1\ lbl lodJ• room - Ooftn:uneDt ttrttt. Chu.,• w. l'oiWDt - . truo\&l*' ... cnlteil rukr 1.0 t\lCCeed Cb&rltt B. W nftf.• • z:a... •~~~ 'r'~'::~:;. ft~,.,~~; ~ "llj:tla\iiD, "'~ ~~~~ kDIJbt: ~ Or..nd.. .....IBM loy.] tattllt: 'l'ouat at. lacllt~• . .\MtM!I 1Ktw1ftl Utabl; N. p, )tuh• ntJ, Men\&m J"re4 JOM*. ltot•Nftr: .lobn o. VtD~. trwtce lot' lh"'' J , Hacu, wcr. ,.u.: ,.,.,. otsan.. a. ~ae-..e. N.,...rr\&U'ft \bto fUDd lo4i't: to uul atr. WUIKMJ , aJt.cl\&\ot LO UNo lftnC toa,.. w:.u'J:~IU!t~· ~~~ =~ tt.~&Jrf.!.1~1odl".11wl-tcb..,.. f~RTUNE N~MEO t.,~~~:.",~.:~~ Chosen 1 Smith er Posts For Olh. - prMtnt.H lM NUrtnJ . .alt.H f\llef u a ~d.. Of . .\.Mtl'l ti"GGII tMmtm• A ~U;Uet. tUpptt f~ *.,.. .m•. lUll o,. loci,. nu. a. bold lnJUttiO'l tt.lla\JoQ or t-~l'ftlloOAiat. AJM:• ~- (tOni n.,_:.;:;, n.. ~ oe '1"'h tilt In• o~.n· t.u.rD will t . .Dint ~ t«a1 tadp n.u t~ nBt ol \M l:U~':,: =::::e:;:a~r:-!:= ~lf'tel. ~NNI~ERS~RY Of [LKS OBSERVE ELKS APPROVE SUNDAY SHOWS FOR ASHEVILLE Local Lodge Adopts Resolution Commending Action Of Council. Allom eys' Nighl' /~ Observed By '"AHonser•· Nlfi:bl'" ,..... ls.at t~U:ht bJ .uhntlle iOdre No. ~ 8nle1'VIent and P:Ot«UY'I Outer E!.U Ill lbo IQdtt h&U on COUttt tUtrt.. • , Jwtu r. c. corr... of Aai'WI1'1\! .,.,, ualtcd rukT, Dttaldrcl ..nd wlnelpal &ddrt:N ...-... bF JU Tbomu L.. Joh!UC!n who '"Tbe Uft and A(CI(ImpUmnw~:~ •POt• ~aldentft.o!:.e~IL." Attomfr,.. WhO OtCUp!td lht of tbe loclte for !be uttrtw.. J , Y • .Jordan. Jr~ ttteemed Metu.r :w ll:nllh~ A, IU.U JohiUtOn.. "*I.H lqral tl:nU~tn: Uarcu l!n1u. C.W'f tO l~ttdlnc lt.ntaM: T, A. U~Ztll. Jr ...n· .wr ruarc~: J ohn tl. Onr:a.Jau, Hath". an;t WOftll lkiODM)', Ultt. A ~~ dtl~~ft antnc..:t. fnlm the �ElKS INSTALL NEW Off m;;)JZSOAY MNING, !l:SRUARY 14TH, IS AliOTH!l\ BIG DAY FOR loiLKS IN A SHEVILlE LODGE, I'UiEN r.l: l'IILL HONOR OUR OLD SE'I'l!ISKERED EXALTIII~ Rtn,gRS 01' YESTERYEAR. E. P. BRO!Ilo'l!:.L, JR . . DR. P . R. TERRY DR. JOliN L. CARROLL N. P. IIULVANE'I 111. B. SO HORR J OHN O'NiliLL JOHN C. VANCE CHAS. B. MORAE CHAS. II, FOR'IUNE IT I'IAS ONLY YESTERilAY ll'.AT THEY DIRECTED 00!\ LGDGS At1il NOW 'l'HELR DAY HAS COIB AGAIN, AND THEY WILL APPRECI ATE YOU COMING TO THE l!E:ETING W::D NESD AND PEIU.IIT THI!Lo TO AGAIN RULE AY THS LO:JGE. WE WILL INITIATE A CLASS OF C.INDIJAT;;S .\NJ I T IS HOPED THAT YOO l'IILL DO EVliltYTHING IN YOUR POWiR TO GET Ya.•R APPLICANT TO APPEAR FOR THE DBGR21W, ANt YOOR PRESENCE I'IILL ALSO BE LOOKED FORWARD TO. Bill Schorr: J ohn Vanco: ii lll Sc horr: John Va nce: "John, did you get t hat quart I sor.t you?" "No , ho" did you send itr" "By Pa t Wu) va noy . 11 "Well , you might just as woll havo sont oo a ploce ot cheese by a r at." -\Ballot will be takon on Nick 'PaCione ANNIVERSAR~ Of ELKS OBSERVE Proposed by Roy Ouenthorman !l.r. hppl icant, this is your notice to be pr ese nt at our Club Rotrr.s W ednesday evening, February 14th, at 8: 00 P.W. , to 'take your degr ees. W are expoc tir.& y~u a nd tru:tt you will e net d1.sappo1nt us . E. p, Br ownell: Chas , Fortune : "Do you know what happened l n 1776!" "l776t Gosh! I can' t eve n remo:tbor what ha ppened last n!ght." or . Terry: "What kind of rock is thlst" " Or . Carr oll: "Oh , I j ust t a ke i t f or gra nit e· .:;: , BENEVOLENT AND PROTECTIVE ORDER OF ELKS 1991·1992 H~·--.o/Jto. ~·f!lli!!!-G~ LEO FIIIKE LS T E 1~ blllfillt",IE,l .... II. • 7J W are verr torry t.ha t Captain Jaek 0 1Nell h out of t fl8 e cU.y, u l(); can.not be with us on th13 oecu1on. W all bid e you the best of health, Ceptain Jac k, a nd trus t that your visit in Hot Springs l s do ing you a wor ld of good. Saw Sam Pegram cut on t ho c r utch tod;s)·. Hobble up to see us . Atta Boy, Sa.a:. The Uew Hoc:.o Co:mittee '1'1 11 have sorr.eth1.ng wor th w hile to report at this u.eot1ng. They sure appr ec1ated your fine turn-out lo.st ~r.ceting a nd wore sorry that. thoy d1.d not get b concr eto of fe r from the owner s o~ the bu1.ld1ng, sh.ich was due t.o the n'.llin GUY being out o! town, but he will return dur ing the wook and give the conoittee so~tet hir.g definite we can act on at this meotb~ . 1'~1s . '::iJ Brothers , is very important , an~ your inter est should bri ng you to tho meeting. J udge: "Who was driving when you collid~d with t hat car! " Drunk: (Triumphant ly) "None ot us ; we were all i n t he back seat." I expose yo Brot hers know we a:.eots ovary Wednesday. rihile we are having bet we en 60 and 75 at every moet.1r.g . T O would like to see now faces a:r.ong tho olC :c..·owd . Now l!.lke it a point to be with us ever;,• mooting a.nd t:.!l.ko uso ot tho club r , ,)ms every di.y. J udge : "W ell. hero you 11.re again, Rastus . • Rastus : "Ya :U'..lh , Boss , I'so bact a f or e you again, but dls titr.e Ah got a cause ." J udge: "Well, what is 1t. Rastus?" Rastus : "Jedsc , what would you do i f some one stoal yo ' Judge: B!lrcut her c ompar.y , Ra:stus. " Rastu3 : •oat ' s je:s' what Ah did----and J..h CtJt him deep." 1'/EDNESDAY MNING, FEBRUARY 14TH - p,;sT EXALTEt R UIZRS' NIGHT----I!IITIATION- ---BIG :;:so. �·"'fa 1933 1 Citizen-Times .Keeps op l 1 . W. H~RDWIGK Place In Golf Standings/ TO ~PHK HEH Paper Tea,; Wm, By De.faull; E.nka Founome.a Are CIOM IH:hind Goorgia Orator To Talk At E lks Memorial Day E xersiscs ELKS TAKE f.EAD IN COMMERCIAL LOOP STANDINGS ~· "'-~k. lc:mne:l'O"'­ rt!W ot t-=-,f'J1& • 114 01111« &lito Kllll.W ffODI, tbat IUott, ._IU bot ttlol ebltl aptUtt 15u~4•J an"11~ u lbl IIUIUal UtMW!al o.r ture~ t1 Aal\et"lllt ~ S G. U Ol, 8 . 1'. 0 llb, " the Pl.:U tbu!on. Tbe kr· Yloe Will btslo n l o'tloclt ~~~the atwrDOtla.. Wr. lhrdwtdi: It a prom~Jl(nt ora· ~or. Ht 1I'U tlec~ 10 ~ u l.ha ' lf 1t aod f'f=.t~ the~ J0JU.rt. Ha •.,thtllt~t4con.r· « oor and l.ll.f.r. Uni\H lJU.IoM from O«<rcta. M¥. Hudwlck .ta.~~ww fiOll~ lbt: oom~I\'.Nc.t~ami.Ol"lllotn i.6J'U• I.UUJ that be •1U .c«JI1, lhc Ul• W'll.aUOR '-0 l ptll-lr 8ulldAf, C.CII )'Ur n th16 ti.IM, Ull ztU \«lk bold.a&krYI«ID('OIIIUMtr.Uo!:i oc ~d lll<'mbtn or un kll!a-:. Of". o . J. Cb.dCllt.r •Ill • · II'" thl tulofJ aDd Wr, lh.rdw~ t WIU M IDU'OIIU«d by 1111~ r::r.Ul. UnltH t.t.&at d.aVItt U toriMJ·et.IIC· IIIW. t.lrL 0 . O. Hu.!hOD wUI .Wt tor t~ \htttltlll. Una U tM I.AD\UII lr.I'IIIOfU.t undtta. &a b.. not ~ &~~ U tmorW o..r pro- •-U&l. FUll Ia 10 J't'U• t.lld. t.IWt.)'t n n· CltA .. ~&. The l:!t. qU.Utll, 41· re<:\1&4 by Pna.t Hill, wW ~~~~ M 1'• e"l •I«UClllt.. Tba ron ot a.. cl~ Ol~ 'lll'OI.I'luiO:U:tloocl&'tWI!I" """· :b. oomml\~-tt on ~IIMiltl !O<riJIIPf'OCT~ la -po.cclo! W. H. Ry11~u, chalrm~. PhUip Juq, c. OOdlt. &M Dt..:l W. HUI. omc.tta OC tht. iedlf, wt.o wm han tllur• o1 !.ht. Proct•"'. a.re ... !oUon: Lto J'Uil:tlaWID, tJIIIWCI.I"'llotr; DID W. Hill. letdllll ln11111: HaMT U\U'• doc.k.f';IIU~kl7&l b"IH; Ht.rrtJOD, ~tMDifod ~Iurie; ,:;,Jl. kt.IJI!.t; Rabbi WO.U p, Jaeoblea. cha;lolaln: ' J obn H. !lffUI\lottl, e.qu.trc: Pnn. t l lkpll. u>tr: P. ~. Mlll"ntf, .-«ere• "'' 7: and rn:a Jont1. ~uunr Tru.n~u u e w. H. Rrmu, Loo Cadi· r ~ 11:uS JW!o C. V=or. Tht publlt hu. Men IDf'lted. 1o0 t l· un4 tht t.':trd!n. A •!=tc\al ttcuon " ot l.hc U'lui.C'r ..,_It be bloc.Ud oll: fMintrntltr• of lhtr!!JU.Iod" . ·:u () .1\ 1-~nplJ:U 1111~ l)Jrosllcrous ;Ncn• ljlcnr! () () :>E!I!O~!lfla .m u ano:> VNI~ Ol!Y~ HlllON J.O :u ns �() STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA COUNTY OF BUNCOliBE (} CI TATION () lOJO" YA:, ___BY _ T.HEU PB.E~SJHA'f ,._. UJmi:R PE!IALTY OF THE LAW, YOU ARE HEREWITH A!ID FORTB11ITH, CI TED TO APPEAR AT THE REGULAR !!EETI!!G OF ASHEVILLE LODGE fl4<ll, BEliEVOLEliT A!ID PROTECTIVE ORDER OF ELKS OF THE UliiTED STATES OF AKERICA, FOR RECULAR IIEETING, 12-1/2 WALL STREET, CI TY, Oll 'lEDNESDAY , JANUARY 31ST., 1934 , AT EIGHT O'CLOCK, P ,ll.._, FOR THE FOLLOWING REASONS, TG-WI T:(1): ATTORNEYS' NIGHT I S TO BE CELEBRATED. JUDGE PHILIP C, COCKE, P , E, R, , PRESIDING: OTHER NOTABLE 'BARE-ASSTERS·• ASSI STING HIZZONNER COCKE I N THE OTHER STATIO!IS. (2): (3): •COUNSELOR' OHAS. II. FORTUNE, DISTRICT DEPUTY, WILL lUKE HI S QFFI CIAL W:SI T TO ASHEVILLE LODGE, A!ID, WOliDER OF WONDERS, HAS PROlii SED !lOT TO TAKE liORE TIWI FIFTEEN lii liUTES. ~~l.;i NO CHEESE AIID CRACKERS IIILL BE SERVED BY THE 'HIRED HELP", BUT UNDER PENALTY OF LOSING THEIR POSITIONS THEY HAVE BEE!I WARNED TO PREPARE A GOOD !i'EED. HEREIN t'AIL NOT , BUT BE YE PRESEIIT ON THE l.BOVE IIE!ITIONED DATE, FI RST GIVING NOTICE TO YOUN WIFE, OR BEST GIRL, OR SOliEOliE ELSE'S WIFE, AS THE CASE IIAY BZ, THAT, ' liiTNESS l!Y HAND, SECRETARY, THI S DATE, "qum~ •Oqo;;t •mn.q•\t' )0 -.J,U !JJ(i) QIIV .1~1nl( Q~IJ IZI';i, ;.tu3i mJ ~ t m~J~I~gU A~~~~fS~E~~~~~ilsgDJ:rT~f~~~~~gg~~~ff ~~SMALL HOURS OF THE JIO!L1I?IG , '\1) 'd •S( 'lOti sno~J.!so~llt ~Ill! iiddu~1 ~- 'i !ii!IIIJ!i!.tiJ:fi) il:t.tJ},I)i' 'i nojii 6n!iJ"!bll ATTEST: ?lt.~~ SECRETARY Kflm•tm ~~~.r:: : : : : · ~~ = if~ g,.,,,,,,,.,,,,.,.,,, ''" ll.. Ti .;:::·;:.::::..... -H If. ··•············•· IlK" OI:IIK .;.-=: ~ 'tu:I01ftt1)01ll.i.IWUI\IIIOII ~•dn ~rot.,;»UIIJA ln' 'UOIJ... I\In..,.~U.U11~.!'-; . . tfllllll ln'! uot1•b.lh• v!4vt'l : flU J>,11Wf')9 WU\ 'lilt:) qa/:) SlfJ3 o Wllal U!dlfJD ~~~~~ ==1-=.:;z~ =~~' 0"' ···- - • UIOoliiOP-I•IIU'ftt:I 'IIOJU.liS~II""'tI =• 'lP'T"C"IDDU!L':tlrf'll:~l ""M:e·e~•lfV3=t.,•llnn•..h'K :ell ._U.•U11111;.:t :tt 'I OM q • OZ !11 '1 OS •.IllS :IGIPilt~:• •IU. C'OH P~IIICUJ "!GJOCI -.Jtn l'al~ -'4 *wl N~td MQ\ •.,, ..... -u.-•~~w Ulo0'\ID•I-..£clf1Utodlc-ao&CII"'" . 'l)tq• 'JII<'CI' 11111011 1 'ON •taS •10 leO ., , e., mo1 .,, 11Qgq 0\ 'Wtn~ou:I!OO N<~J •s• - Mllw.moJ trn1 •u 'datPuau noo""" ~ •JRUIODO D'lPinlq:JaJ.Oflnllflllt'l -'W~~W.1M ..,... 1 'Cifi qN~ qar ':11'10\ -n 'A:hl:l-~9~'1ll•ut •Dt10o1U 111 Ul ~ 11• 1<1.1"--tl �Judge Sam Cathey: Rastus: "Bight -.eelr:s for Rastus•. •ta de7 thu ' tr-hou weeks, Jedgel" Judco: •Atty. Joydan, walr:e up Atty. Pennell" . J. Y.: •Aw, do it yourself, you put him to sleep•. Cannibal: •We ' ve just captured a la.,.or•. Chief: "Hurres. I was just hopinc tor a. good ham sandwich•. Due to the dance on Januarr 30th, we will hold our President ' • Birth~ day Port7 Wcdnotd&J evening , J anuarr 31st. A sp&cia.l program ls being arr anged-- Judse Thr:ms.s L. J ohnson will deliver a ton minute address on t he Life a.nd Aecompllshr.wnts of Brother Rooaovelt. C(ll.ll: UP '10 S2i: US "•c:m-Ume"'. -~:;,;;-~~~;~-~· 1'!2A~ {'f'/S . A HALL JOHNSTON S'li'AlaD Ll!CnJRING K i." . .· · ., .:,. ' H~ . ~ .r.:urta L. ' - ' J ,_, (l / piT f r: o l· ~ 'i .:' • j 111i.' --:... BXHAIJSTED ROOSTER · t~~-~~ PHXLLIP C. CoatE. t'•CS•J" "f' :. ~~---------------- J . !-<or.. •. i ~i..'!..J ·=t •'"" ~ . . ......... ~\ ~ ,...._ ,,... -. '~' ,.-;. ....\.' ..... c .:-'· ·! ( \~•.[""• :I' i ' ROLLINS,1R~ '(.:·,,;~·: r\. ~·' - :· '·:·-··~ J. Y. JORDAN, JR. ; ., !laster of THOS. S. STEAII>D LOYAL K ; HON. w.RaJS iiRiriN CH&F COOK AND HASH SLINOEH.S - WA.YSU:Y- Ceremonies: ~ i IIAC- AND 1l!B BUCK- ~·::~-~~-~=-=-~ ~::;~~:.2:;~~::~~~~'?· ! ~~: __________ __ nus ~!!STING 1 AND IF YOO FAIL TO A'l"TEND - YOO ':'II.LL BE 'l'H& l.OstR. j · ! 1GY WANNA BUY A DUCX. ------------------ The re he lies in his first • H e's bed; His second wite•s pillow wuler hi.s hud; Hh third wlf e •s = 1- .. ; I ! '' - ! j ;r ~..... :c:ic,.r All.ll"· 1 j -Q -J.. i 'fJ r.•~ ·-.., - '. -- • ' : OF BUSIIGSS, OF COLLECTINO IS At: l AYS IN BR. HY ARE SG-0-0-0 CIIBAI', :oNLY 17. 35. )-j ~- · J; ) /f. · ·~ !! f , '.'-~-.. · . :..-· ~::. ·..• · :~'<l..:\)'-' ' II 'l · . . . ..... ti •)-;if.\_(~i ;:n·.. , ·, -;· ·· :. .,. . .'::._~/ I : ----------------·--f · 1 r',.,t•.~,~..., ,nm HIRED~ HAStfi iHAD NOTICI SERVE:D 1 -· ~rec\..:.:.-~! j f>,t ..))~;~:~ '.-..-1/~f•i •jJ ~~i!h' Jl ;I ,..J :-~1 j·'- ).:~-:.~ · '.:..tiJ!Jt.. ~tYJ · --:- · ':< · ; • .; ·, ' ··-, /'1t ... !If;;:~ ,~ 1 .f~ \'":~ ~~;r~~~~!~~-~~~ ,r-~-- ~ - . ~-=----~------~~~-~~-'-~ .,:-· La• Prof: .;ba.s, F:~ ·rt:·fi ·•••• uqouu~ •m••q•~ >Oqo,;t JO •.ul!JJ(i) (!IIV .l.aJII~ (!llflnr;( BE ON THE LOOKOOZ . ... _. -:,, .. • 0".._...~\.\...../·, FOR!:. BIG n:ED. ;{ 1 -------------------- j Lac Prof:- '()) - '"niDI, AS PER nm OfflCIAL CITATION SO 11 /i;-11:; ...,·'/"'"";~ :·,·.. . , b·,/1 · ~·~1 · .,;·• .<'~~"·"~'••!'' /);,.._.< ,/''·. ,-,'i'z -'"' hide; ~~~ / - ~P..... ,"'.,; ._,!. ' • · • f; ~ . . _ .'; . His fourth wile ~~ ~~:·~ · ' ..- ::· .; .. .:-\"~·.:[ ', -_- ... ! COURT MLL cONVirn: s noring by hh ·~· ,;,"~- . · · '. /1 .'Z·· s ide. I ,~· ,a~ ··ft . . . .:(,:,:•!1/•; ·'!J~I! I·'J?t~',HlZZOt'Nm WANTS ni! . ._. / L h'Sr ·~IJAT 8:00 P,U,. Aim ... ANUARY DOC~ -----·--··-------- ....'}\'" ff:.~'.,-7.:· ) ) ----...~) ,.;. -~,;/ ;--~ These At torneys . .... · ~="9 ~. :j :r r. CIEAR£0 or ALL'CASES• 7 ..:-=::.~-··...-.r \~·. .._ :..!..!.~J:1'/ [' are going to strut ~_J blanket ovor hh ~~I;! •..,.:,.;,. h . · - - - - - - - - - - - · ·· · - - •If there aro any duaob- bolls in this room , please stand up•. After n long pause Chas . 1.1. J'ortunc stood up: •~n~;y,do you conside r yoursolt a du:nb- bolU• •ifen, not e xactly that str. but I hat e to ae o you s to.nd.lne a.U alone•. Doctor: •The best thini you can do 1a give up cig:u'attes, liquor &nd women•. Bill r.ampton: "l!hat ' s the next best thingt• ~- i~"·i ll\J~ snPl~ltsoxtt ~nu SllllljllplJjj) iiddu!l!, 'i i'i~~•ur 'i noiJi li'n!iJII!Lll nnm••n• m uli·:::H~~~ii:: ~ WI t :t tH llt i"i.rst Lawyer : Second • "I ws a thre e-l etter mnn at eolloge. • •You must have been. I notice all 70ur chaeta come back mart:.ed N. S.i". • llhy ju:cp on the lacyorst ii":"t: ~~E: Don't you l a ush - your tlme 1 a eominr. - · qn]J S¥/3 o WD~l U!d¥Jn �.Revaluation Of Dollar Is Urged By Hardwick MEMBERSHIP CARD CHARITY BALL Expiration Date Will BE GIVEN A J 0 ll93 PR BY ELKS LODGE Annual EveiiiWill Be Held Thursday Night AI Vanderbilt. I'H'p.J!II.UOIU t111 o11l6tr n7 101 Ull! Cbt11tf ball hWS ~•d; rut t17 MM· fil!eEI.Iu.LodrtSO 14111,..-bldi.WIR 1>t Mid fi'GDI.Iullt o't»t.tnut T\ladatl'lllb\lt~~V..II• «tt•llt tlotel Ttl• tnllt'll procuCI.l Will ro to tto. au· tb&rlty lul)d, li.Dit.obtr'-'OnS.c~.llol tM committee In cb&r'Jil or ana,.... IM.II'- 101' lh« Clan« Oli>H - · btNIUOJ K.. W&!lll!tf,CIIIb llt&M• c•r. z. 8. H~. rr...u Hilt, tl'n Yt1t4man J-.1111 ar&ISbt.rrr ~ .104 C. Albrn.. Tbot Wtn!t•lolfTU 4al>« OKildltll, Ytl\ t.llll'lnl lhi'OIIIth<>\11 U\. &o\ltk ..,d 1:uo1.. WUI p!n for til& 41.The l>fthut,. (C)I)al.a\.ll of 12 ~-­ arid onll to. .CCOIB~J&Ot.d Itt t •o IIWrli\"""- T\(hl.o lor the ball""'' b e - t:\IR'dl~ntlllbrr.oflt.etodu,or ~~~ bOt.l\ - the ,!LI(bt of \bt' [lKS T~ ~~l~ G~~~IH Bm Wecde-i\lcyer Orchestra Engng•d For IJnneo At Hotel Here • P!NatiOf~lclll.{ltJWJ.f o1 M:>eYilloo ~ l'k>. l t D!, a. r. o. au. h•e ~I> fO!IIpleU<G .-u u.. t•'11al wm 1M U&.~.-d •~ Ule 0.0,.,. \'Nidtrbll\~tC~Ul T\ludiJ trVllfiS nan t u11ull o'<.loct, 1be ltmcno WI'C"Go·Wtrrr OfC!w-1· ra hU bHn t:r.p.ff'd fer UN ball. 'l'hlt ord1a1n 11 CO'llpot«l 11 IIlii• ddllll la.d t•o l:Hida!IJ ~tnU\0• u._ 'nM O«hietiHo p:a~ I« lbe umlnl nll:M IMU o1 the nbod04cn· dron hill~ In lbe MUda bllll4lt!J, a. e. ROtwruon. dl.aln.un ot 1t1t: « 1 rr•~nU<vmllllllt4',.-id)'aW· 41171hl.ltcti.I1Xtjttoteod.oor~UMI 1:1;1\1 W\1\ 10 \pt.O Ule ztb thl.fUJ lind. tiUO\tl«<a 0: orpha... ol 8\11'1• be- Ill~ UrlllktllD IP')UPIJ lf't til• :tr' IJ!C411'111 pre.t.ntd sl.l~o~cKll .. u111111tr n • p1rn\c an4 W\\h mOIHJ ... .m CUll"' 11'0<!1 Ull Cbiri\J 1. O:btr Cfl•:wn-. diU\17 • ·o rJ ,,, (ltl'1e4011 thi'OII;I!. lhoe-o:l on,. or lb.t llftt*l dl'1m (I'(IYdl t.CI \ltnd 1 cbUUJ f<'•nt brre II U• Eltt b&lt. Adnn« pcoc:.eo at the ~~:~~~~f~ ... t.4eMIMr Ho. 745 1o A Ma.. t..r Of H. C. ILlS IXAlnD W1<h 0 " ' ' ' "' ·x~~lAiOCIAnON ' 'EB KRIMBtlELL 81 HARRYAGNER •*·:: rt~ �CHARITY BAll Will BE GIVEN BY ElKS lOUCE Annual EventWill Be Held Thursday Night At Vanderbilt. ~rlbaiU =-;;-der • •J lot dtfo 0\UIIJ' bJll bf!4 Cath JUf ~ .ubi • •Ill~ J:lb lAdp be l'ldd trc= t No HOI, f tkll .,_11 UU I ~•JJillb\ ,1 \bt O'~lock IIU1 <kol'pVIII• drrbllt bOtrl Tha rn~ ~ wm too to:1 \be EIU' dlarliJ fU!ld, . R. U. RobttUOD 1.1 cb&Unu.D 0C 11\t.CGanl>:llt~ ln cb&tJ• OC•"an ... ;'llt tlt.. fOr t he de~ 0 1-ber mttll• krl .." J , X. Wai'W'J • d ub mana• ~u. E. B. Hr.m..on. P'rulll. lUll. l"n l'l-lf4....,n , _pb BnnSberTJ" aDd Joe l ~f~~~~i~~.~ n lV1a111t'n. ~··1.8 lot Ulot bell_,. be .... tiU«< rro.n cnuabt••ol U..lodH. or u lbt l'IOUI Oil t.ba "'ltbl of OW ~•ncr. Former SenatO Urges r Redistribution 0 f Nation's " 'ealth -(Coat~ .-!at commn~ot~t from !'aft OMI collab\H or w. H Rrmoer. t.hainnan, JUCip Ccc.lf, &Gd D1t.1:1 W, Ulll, Pblllp c dr!:: '!:f:'i~ ''h,!r;'nla':!! ad,; -:.bln•biQtr\.ha l!.tb,e J ,OOO.OOO a.quart mnc. 0( , ... tnrt\ar7 llnd thtl lt i• - U III!.J ITtiiiiH lb.tn I.M =. 12.5.000.000 fl'ftmen • ho _ ,. al!.d co ,... n.a ~Ud bow ltlt 1w...S 10 no 11:1n1 or prlaee ~d 0 .11. •Ut:JUnce tbeknc.IOtiOIMMYe A imiJblf ~h h .omel.hlnt: rk!li!T than the th,..bultd:tc'dbiii!Oruollr. 1ft•ll.h U'lot p • Uat ot •nr nation on fttth In ~lte ot .n aC\fte •nc~ protrac:tnt cl.f~ktn,•t~,eu.ltl, '"That IOIMihlnt b Uie htut aM ..,.,., CJt AmtnC'II, tha~ m:.htr con. noptof thabfotbt.rh«rc:~ andeq\I.IIUIJ ot mu lhu 1e tmboOit(l 1'1 our tn:unrtn, try~ol.llltud to•· m our ,.,. Slott~ In our t.tadiUoD&, and a&DC'> llhd. b7 our rutfeJlftl&. "Thrtt Orul h:L<ot~· "h1 m~ optruoe Wrt ua Ju.n lhr~Telt l:la.ta upon Wblth ff11 r.U ot !~ ~~~~:1 ~~.r ;:;: ~~~ .UtuLrt the l"!'•t Ame:rle.n u1nhr o:r Ulu drkl "lblto~Una. Ulat eulUcS • Q l loJ!,, ''TbiJal'f: Ant, nll&lou. freedom, =:t'ln~;;!r~~=-.. aM third Atwr OC!Ioalblnl how LMM po. tb~ ~~~~\a~fll..,:~~~:' , . , : •~• ot tht land., w r. :::: l:tard~t Jau.ncbfCitntoad~otU.­ DfiiM:at «<IICiml~ • ltVIIIor:l. ChlfiQ• Fl.~:::!:.~:l~r!t~tn'b':t::nu: n-om ""To ,.,, 1IA t&td~ on "'• CIM h a nd -.nd oortuavnl.a&l\ ott ~ Ol.t.tr, a P«U UlbU.nt Of U'la p.al)lc l t~.!~.:.btt ot '~:! ~ ·~""!; fHARDWICK.IS. IN ASHEVILLE I ~~!~~.~~~ ff~~ Otof1i. tD ~ In t.bt _,Ute, IUld b . . Mtf«l N SO""UD«, fllfl~ ID MMVIIIt U.t. motftirc. n• wlu bt; tbt prtnc.1pat ~ UDIH<l 8Utq "PP•II:n-u tbfi•Dnuai~D~Cmol1alu­ f'l"d.lb ot MbeYIUe lod..rl No. 140 1, B, P, 0 . 11kt. &!DdiJ af\efDOOI1 a t 3 o'c\QQ: "' ~ rtaa. tbutrt , loar. l'-rCIWktt I\ a fUIII' •I tba . .HftJ PUX holofl. DurJ.nt ~ d tJ, be . . . \Urn on a tour ot I"Uk>w poln.._ Of IAwrht lo a.ad around. u Alhetlllt • Mr • .llilf1hrlett If, a no~ ontor a.a4' II; tapeet.fd 1o be ht&l'd bJ' a l•rt• eroll"d tomon'OW, Til• JX~nm aiiJO IMludu t ht ,.;qy to de~ m r.m.- ='3. t~~ ~.?te~: ~=~l~:; brLMZU:.q\M.liel,kclbrPPZlk K.ill, Qom.nU~k• ' ..Ut.l of W, oo ·~tl:ltn'- H. Rymtr, ooc- c.bal~tt.. P blltfl C.~ Dan W. H llt. : 7(5 h A ~ ..,t..f Of N. C. lW IXALTED ·x~tiOCI.lnON 0 W' t' "'' , ,,, . 81 ' t.B KRIM!lRELL H ARRY AGNE R �ASUEVILLE JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER MEMBERSHIP CARD CHARITY BAll Will BE GIVEN BY ELKS LODGE Annual EveniWill Be Held Thursday Night At Vanderbilt. i'le have two sets o f NRA i n our Lod&t:JBefcre talc1ng-"Hever regular at meetings. " Aftor taking: "!low r egular attond:mts. • Grand EXaUod Rulo r, Walt or F. :.tola r , has roque~to:i us to put on a special initiation Saturday , November 11, 1933, to be kno~c. as THE PRSSIOENT' S NRA ~wsnc:: DAY CLASS . You k~ow that n have r ecently amended t he by-laws whore .. ~ c a n accept applicatio~s tor ~1~ ~hen an appli cant 18 between the ages or 21 and 20 ypars old. If you have a frie nd who is deslrou:i of )oining, get his application, and stio Exalted Ruler ~inkelstein n.t once We ~oul..i liko to have a largo c".Lass for this evening· and 1.f you will j ust get one applt:cation to put wUh 1 the ona each member gats - what a c'l.ass~ ! - would that tM.ke the-~~~~:~~~-~~~~~ ::.:.~~-~-:~:~.:~~:: ________ _ ;:~G;d;~ii~-~What h the mos~ pathetic pic ture lntho world " J~~~~WIGK Ht nT ElK~ MEEl Former SenatOr Redistribution ( Nation's Wealth Oi~to: "A -~~r:!~!!t.~~!~~~~-~~-~-:!~~r:~~~ -~';~:: _ . ----- _ ___ The =:nt ortainment Comdtittee will -nato 3 roport · on tho big dl:lnce we are to }lave in the near tuture at the :ooe t- ~~~-:!~!:'~~~ -~~~~~t;~!-~~=~~~~-~~!~: -- - ------- --- ---- --- !nsurq.pco Ad)ustors tako notice and dotlno ·. - "Remains " and "Survivor". Ins . Adi: "Di d ,:uhington P. J ohnson live here l" he asked t he weeping woman who answurod tho door . "Yassah" she repUod be};c~on sobs. Ins. Ad): '"I cant t o soo tho r e mai ns." ~ith a no• sense of lmporta.nce the dus ky 'd rew horsolf erect-~~:~~~:~~!.:~:~-~~-:~~~~::: ••• :. • • • -~·--- __ _ Ballots w1.11 bo t a.kon ,on tho a:pplica.tions of R . Ha..!lptan Davis, C«.shlef Je rror son Sta.ndard I ns . Co. , proposed by l.t . F. Duncan; . Ansel Cheprink , Wholesale Produce Co , , _~ __ .12~QPQ~!!!!.'lt -~<2. !'!9~~!!!!~!).~---- - - ~ --- -- ---- ------ Toacher : "Wh~ro is the capital or the United States!'" Smart Student: "All over the w~rld. " Thore must be so:ncthin& to it, because •e have bet,'=een 50 r.nd 75 n.t. .every meot.ing . . It you .u -o ono of ~hem"OK .. Utkle; it not, got that picture taken nnd btt an ~-- ~- --NRA. .. -- ------. ·--------- ------------------- ----.- King flsh J'i.Uolstoln told me to get him u p a lht of all cho have not p.1.id their _dues and he ls going totake it up ..with the Er;:c- Zec Conmtttee and have Prince Ali Bendo put the CURSE: on all who ain ' t got a paid-up card. No.. if you all is one 'C'ho· hain ' t. got dat card, plea~e parcel "ost, su:pi"03S, ship, tot e , true~ or giarne $7.35 , and I rrill ret';lrO in t he sa:ne "manor" c. good card trhi ch don 't expire till April l s t, nlnotoen hundred and thirty-four. ' Pr'ti&IIUOII;-;;;~ .UJfOI't~ Ch•mr ball Yll~ ll~ld b~J:.•l Tb• tntlrt pi'OOitC<Ia Wll\ iO 10 I~ Zlt.l"th&rlt)' tufld. fl. 8 Robtr~ 11. ebalrmall <II d t t'IU\ tM romm!lt« 1n chart' flf • mnpocr~D\4 tor th• Milot ~ Here I lie upon my bod. Uy mout h" 1.s dry, Q-o-o- h •.rhat. a head ~ _ Uy 1 nuscles ache , lily feet - nre sore._ . This morninc after thi night before. Can't taste mj rood'alld have no pep , SJ.oent all tfi'J dou gh and lo:~t my rep; Just let me sleep 'causo I sure r'oel badBUT r.hAT-- a marvelous tt..1c I had~ -·------ -----;-- .. ------------------------------ - ---·-~ --- ---- - -- -- - - -------------- ~- ~-~------------ -~ - -. 14 ounces for a jli.c1e- . "~o dat se.y who dat ? " Lots of tho Ooys eat t heir iunch at the club . Fine lunches are surved fro:n the lunchroom below the c lub. Come up a.nd join tho boys for your luncheon hou..-. Alwayl\ a big c ro\Td nroutld the clui> earlv nild late-: join tho.cr owd · The'· D. 0. P. of <:lkdom- "llEN DUBS OR (AR") PAID. ~ DO OUR PART. Oilier IM'm• tot,.. .,., J K waaa:er. du-. mau, cu, 1!. B. H.llrTt.Oft, P'rt.c.k Kill. ~&I ~~~~~~~~ I Tl.c:t lftt f,)l" lbe- IIIII tal )' 1:11: N• eurl'd I'I'Oinnutabfr.cltMiodn Ill' U IM bO\tl Oft Uu nllb\ ol thor dtncr. \'91t (passing throueh hospit.:t..l): ""Good moaning , boyS, good moaning." ,. ·----------- .. _------ --.,----ttA·.rz :. --------------·----- ----~'::1\ -!:t:t> All!•· n.do rur • r .t1U Ll:ldlt Nfl. 1401, wbkb onl1 uu 1 o't.klc.k nut Tuud•r 'l'lt.c;M a\ \ht. Oeof'C'I \' " s- b. !!.tid rto1n t ElK~ n~Ol~ ~~~~m B~ll Wccdc-i\lcycr Orchestra Engaged For Dance At Hotct Here ' P:a!$6l«ti;""~tt~IJbal! ot ,u.\uUie kqt! S... 1401, B. P. 0 , BtU. bltot been -p:,~ Jllnd u.. lf'I'CIII w:U be •U4fd U the DifCWf"' \ ' AD4Gbllt boWl Tuuur fl'lltn.t lllllil I o"doct u>tn.IIIJ "Ttw:f~\\'r-rtk· YtrtTOC'cbf'l• bu bet11 diP&'Clfor llub&ll.Tblt Clltbutn t. torDpoe«< o: n mu· &klan.. and I'N ·~ty ~ot.nu J.n· ca. 11M otf~lu pi& Jtd for l bol aroh·al n iJht bl11 ot LIHi ft!lododtll· d RID.I"HIInlln IIWI Al1:1odcllu\\411\1. R. I Robr.•ucm. cNtnnJn o1 ·~ anancuacnt.. f'Oalmllltt". u)d )'d«'f• 4•rthiiiOUlCCI~IniGII.be btll Wlll ro l:lto Ult au ltllarur fU!Ul. IIIUIItrflb 0: orphan. ot Bun• 11oor am: llc11dcra~n mun\J ate 1~-elllCd anti pratllle'4 til· 1tfta tU!t u-n- at a ptm:c IUMI on Cbr..,. ' with moa rJ from Ull cbJtUJ' 'Of" 11. IY.btr Chrl.l'"'" c.llamr t carried On 1tuou.;A 1~ UM ot fUIIcli. 00. 01 tbe llfinl da~ UOtii'GJ 10 atwnd i\ ttw'l11 t~nt bfre t. ujHC\t'd at tbt mu DIU. A<tn~ U~lld . .)ta are 5 'XI<l. t•. " " H~ rettt.nlt,. H5 THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT h A M....b.. or N. e. tutS IXALTID IULIU .USOCIAnON ~.;>;:iL 1 81 w•• ""' ''" 'tB KRIMBRE[[ HARRY AGNER '"·------ �25 CANDIDATES IN CLASS FOR ELKS CEREMONY Memorial Day! Program Of E lks 'Planned Initiation Will Be Held Sal· urday N ight By or. ganization. 'nat. uoon put of lht toO cwpb• M .,.bo wtre cuuta ot Ole 'll'ft"t froiD Elt-.da (!ftlban-at . w ourll.&ln ~·~1\e z.tu lotldp reaurod•r • t tM -.n11uat ptr11tc .., R«rt.aloa Po~o~k. n- elllld"" h - . Ol'\lh &Mf't, Jkndtnon1"111<t. 1 .1ct tM Bun«m~ OI:NI'ICf C'hl!dnl'l)l harllor. &undta.,; 111 tM ctatn ~ a. a. At \M r l& hl. and 1.0 Vr. Ro'Oftti!Oil.. ldt. 1<t Cllt~lll Jw.ll: O'lfu l. ~rho hu bHn ....oe11Ud •ab \be~ !;==;"::-- - -------- Ho'tleTUOll· ptc:a.to t.bal.rman ' or \b1 Z!U. ~ lnAUC\P'ted 11110. UleJ' . . j--- · - --1 i I Children Guests Of Elks Here AS H EV I L L E LODGE Number 1401 I i I I I I I I I i i iI I ID Itt$. To Ou r .A/Awl Jlro/h('r6 I I I S UND AY. DECEMBE R 3 . 193 3 PL.AZA T H EAT RE TH REE P .M. i I j ·-·-·---·-· I I I ,_____J [l~S Will ~ ~~[ ORrH~NS riG N\G P lnn All · Day Program At Recreation Park For 300 Child ren r:•r~• .....,~made Wt nlf:llt 11lbt « Aabf.•ll:t kldp No. 1401, · mnur.r B Po &:u. tor l.ht allnll&! taiM'• ~tamtii\ &Pdpt~nlo! tor iOO~ orta-.~ -uoa ull"Cr..~ f'Vt:. '1'11t (t,lot•e. tllot ,At:,llU 11, p lcll.!c wu•l tw Jl. IJlO~IIYoi.I~ Sflt• ...,It ual c!lalnnallo of 4fl'lrlllmf-l!.,. '"' tbe pklllc. Capl.lln J-.ct O')'MII, I« m11<r ~" ,.. ..ur..s ., p1c11o~ cU\ rmla. wu nu:wd bOIIOI'oU'f dllolrlll•llo. Mf 11 m 111o Ho~ &prtn~ A m - lit. RollortttOflwiUJl&llll h~ , ...~~1\leeo 1111nnr lhc ntt' wttk o111 10 d•1• -~~~ HIAill 11'4 tbl !"I.OUih otc~:.·~~! WoUI!.W• b-C t.!IIUIII't c.ttllp a t HrackllOD• o Tille U 11 \MOlf'dl&eb tll.lllll>n' 1.011.. U=-4 Olt llU pknk. ~UOA ,, pro>'14td a nd all u.dhl... (I( &lit put ~ 1~1 aU d&J ! Of I.H cl:r.;J. drttll tDittu~rl 1n!JI.II able.IIColo!LtoP'I.D~~ utJ\otll Nltr. pul t::ulloU c:rw>n ... Kaef&lo• ~ Jl;\lltr u ,,.,. -uur. w:r. rtn\.tlaUIA I• tlwadl"t lbi"'""-J.OO.t of lll4 1'UII4~"' r.'l )b,_uk~.~"' �25 CANDIDATES IN CLASS FOR ,ELKS CEREMONY Memorial Day Program Of Elks 'Planned Initiation Wiil Be Held Satun!ay Night By Organization. tlK~ Will bi~E ~HPH~N~ PIGN\G Phm A\1-0ay Program At Recrea tion Park For 300 Children Pl•ll•"'"«n>&d<IIU'IIJcb' lllh<l !at<\I"I<>I.UZ,t •llltiOdiC I<IO. l40 1, a r . o I!U, for\l:o uu\\al «lltu• ,.ll!!llfii\II)Oipkllk fOI')OI)orJI~ ol Unoed\oall k«\'cUIOApV11, ut<l Of 1~ pic~ ,..... ..~ :oor -n• AllC,..\11. R SI\Gt>nUCD•U:>t......:!Jtll• onlcboU..,_ZIOfiiTIIIIIf-.11\&l(lf t..bt pkak. '""'""!" JKk 01ft.t. ..-t.o ..,,~~~. . . plcalo lot • •",~"" tl. . Cbll.,...rt., .-u >UIM4 IIODOI"NT (~....... tl• 10111111 lt~l &prtlll:'. .\rt.&r!MO· Mt Robtrt>OO W'l1l 11.0r ,. llllo o\I ~~~·\II !Htdlll"'llllb411n• WfttcKIOdaJI CIUimll Of lbt Suii$0Dbe COUII11 bolrJ:,"" tllfo4• ."'l'll"'""'"· t:.. MoWI\I>S t\01111 al>!t IIIIMMt.Uib botM •~ Ua:IP I I KUI(Ict-· tiU.aJ.eiiiO'IItcl UCIIIWD-\0 1.1• ..,,.. lbl D tf plo<II\C.'fr..,.;•on~oa 10 p!'CTUit<l 1114 aU tlodltl~ oC Ul~ p~~l ~· tr" •11 ftl.f lor U.. S:J4r<"" tntt.U.fll-111 l a\lwla-o:t.-ru:tt:Ou.IJ\, U&I'Ad rllltf, pAll (ltW11'C L )IKR6f &o..ol!OT fll'll"''4ed Rukr It \t.. lllft\11>1• wr. nnu~~owln u nttll¢n'l !l>(-IOUO: Ib<IJ'•aol~l:~ W!~UI ... 'I'O>C9~ �25 CANDIDATES IN CLASS FOR EKS CEREMONY L Memorial Day Pro g ram Of Elks 'Planned Initiation Will Be Held Saturday Night By O rg~~~n. AWOliaWI.f\J :U tan.dldllte- can• 110111'"1 Ule P.W.SM\ rraullltn D. ttoo.ftl\ Armltlla O.J !'ItA d._... .-!UIM\D.II~ IJJ 1-bt Alllnllle lodp. Ho. ttOt, D.P. o. an a\ a .• cprctat roiiH -~~~~~ auwd•r ...M. T!teiOU\te!'eiiiODJioiO'"'t~ Qf&n&UOZia.IO_fft..,..bOftOI\111 U..P•-'<If'ft\.. f'fulikllt~U WUI ope&). O~fl' a II&UOft·wllie 110tl IIOOk'\lploiMmll.ldut.Ciu.rtns Ult 11'<1111\llJ· un nutll~-tln, ualkd l'llltt, wm prn!Ge&llha~UUI•IIIHUIII. A -·· IJUffn •up..--t wm follow u ... «N· rr•«nl-nav.a,.&III.M• a tn~lllbo.r Of 101111 :;"0, t'U 11 tf. T. IOI -·-•••,.It p~~k n nu. - • part of rha .00 orpb1-111 who ,..,r. I".Miit.r. cd lbl Allle..Uie lUU llld" r•"'"'•' r.1 lho annual WftV ff'DIII Clad.a (lrphtm._l, WO <oUI\411:1 ,.._.. Clrllbll>&ll, tk!UienGMillt , o n ct \l\1 l!IU-bli Counlf Cbl\4:-tl''t ~n. ~ chaln'llan loor u... au. AltUM rlsbt, .n4 10 Vr. Rotllrt_.. ton. • Cu•u.Ln. Jilek Roant:m Pull. Tbr dl1\4r'f.ll ~- (itonolul; \II Ult tfi'I\U 1.1 R. 1L o~ut, not bu IIHn &M«t.uK .-ttb u.. p:e:ntao UDH UMY~ IJU~~ In lt2.t. ti==(c,--~~~-- 'A .. Vrn!}rum l llr \\ II Children Guests Of Elks Here ~lo<rm<r R~1·. l mrorhtltion d Spc·akcr J•''<l h-o n, J. 0. Chamllcr ~h rcus Erwin lio n. Thom:t.s \\'. ll:t. rtlwick, fomll'r U. S. S.:n3tor from Goorgia Ell- l,.)u.ut<t \lr· lJ, ntl11 ll~n... l l-Ion. ~'-'l·•~nu \lr· ~~- u.[,· 1\il~hl(', ( -<•nlr.1hu ~lo \l•l:ttllu.Lnl·r,l.nur ~~~ (.' II ('r~•d•orol, I!Jh 'h·· UIJ"d"· I l.uftJm. \o;vm[•.mi·t ~l u. ) l n. 0 . C. l-bmil1on W. II. O:t.l'i5, A«omiJ."lnist ElK~ Will bi~E ~~PHm PIGN\G All-Oar ProgTam At Recreation Park For 300 Children P'111U,....,.o:.lwlllil:bl diJiol ..,... unr 01 .uk•IU..loOII~ Jl<l. 1401. I l' 0 llb,fot\.t;toii.O\Io.\ U I.U• utl'l.-nl •"" pkuk tor-~ or u... o«Uoa ' ' I'U'Cftlo~ J'Wt. pl~nlc ...,. oo\ lor Kimal no oou or 1r.. AlliiiOIIi. Elk ~ Qu~Tiel 1t. I 1\.obo!ntOI\ ._.. . II-O.I!Ied tt~ · Hal ollalflllt.O of &""'IIJ~IIVIIU f<JII llwoplfllk.CorlllnJoctol<Ul.wtoo 101' III~IIJ 1"'" hOo llttf..S . . ple":.O I~ lll'lu'(tit tion by Exahcc.l Ruler Dr. ~1. P. J:acobson dial.--... .-.. ~ 11-!lllllfUT c~trm&L ""I.O LI\hiMotlllp-rl.~ ,\rt.u~M&<Mt ft.obtrtocm..Wil&..,. lll& ollh<COIIII'·I\Ita411niiJ i lMI'H' -nttorl04•r• Chll<l.'ftcdll<tiUI>C(ICIIIN(OI,I!IIf h .... Uw tl1840 .Oillll.aact'· lllot !.l~llii!AIA Mo:Dt &114 \II• l(~Dttolb bonat ,___, ctllll.l' ol M'-"6atOCI'I· ollloo..,:nnlecl•othollllllllti'\O ll• ".t1141MillktP\c.III<.T1'<1-naPOfl'\l"" ptO\"\Citd oll4 alittdtit~ Ill' uu 11 para: .n l rutU rlaJ fGI I~c.IW- ~:~~~::::;'lAo ""':;.uU.. oulw.t rut"- pe.ol D.al~orr ftlll.-. ~"L W:•di.&•PI~t\1,.,. Wr. nM.olo~.eln b uWl:MI ~~ u.e--of\~pa»ol~l" -l!o,a. w:u-llk~\lo~ �2 CANDIDATES 5 INCLASS FOR 1 CEREMONY ELKS Memorial Day Program Of E lks 'Planned Initiation Will Be Held Sat· urday Niyht By or. ganiz~n. Appi'OI-1-Ielr l l un41<Utn cctn· lbe PnoldMI l"''anllllta 0 n - n l ' AtmJ.Itce OfiJ' :tllo\ dllW • 11! be tft.lakd 1lf lb• ,uhntllt POIIin£ ~.JCo.lf<II,I), I'. O.Jn1 •1• ~:.1 ctllt4 -~~"' auur4tJ' ~)OC.LI«rm>OIIf~I.ObfotpaJ't or • ..at10n-1 ot~ternno;e. ~><>norinl ll1e pr.S!Mn!, Preti.Uat n-.,.11 •111 ·~•t co,..,. • aulon·•lclt nell ~=!"'.'COI~I!IbChlbtclllr111ltbe Lrn~UbUin,tulttdnlltr.wlll f::ttl:: ::p~ :::te~~~~~~W..~ =nnJ'. PrQillt nl-nltbtn£lll:,br· IDit-CI\btrCIIoOdft:I'0. 21S II .,..._.-~.,.It tl Y. -- _. (l)ffimo 1 ljjl• l•l•111 l•nl\ 11 1 11 11 . . .. \hu~ .. l, ........ 1\•• I I It lh""""' '\1'\luh.on•) ····f)·"'~ ,1 11tlrm•'•!! l'\ulh linug !!>uur hu ~ 11 ~.>n J• .. 1:, ull.-o ·~ ••• ,,,...... J.....J.... , il:ruolrtll II 11 lh 11,..1 ffirmuriilll!a•mmlltrr II 1J lh 1 , 1 1·',·1 · I ' '••L· 1•. II II Should 3Uicl 3cquaintanre be (orgot i' :\nd nr\·tr broughtlo mind? Should :mid acqu3.int:m a; be forgot, :\nd d:t.ys of auld Jang synci' For auld-l:!ng-!yne, my dn.r, For auhl-ltmg--syr.e, Wc1lta'a.cupo'kindn.e!! )'t l, For:IUld-lang sync. [lKS Will~~~[ ~~rH~NS riGNIG Plan All · Da)' Program At Recreation Park For 300 Children �NAME,_!::::. ~(_::___LL!:!..c...J...1-o..::::..~..... L~~ : HOTEL U.J1s<:.oNS u./ '\ ROOM NO._ _ _ _ I • t• ,,.,.,, .. ar H• hl P• rl•r MILWAUKEE, WIS. ... :.::.- ...::....::. e a qoodllfth "!ltc( atret1r1 meet in Wer!J?esr!ay Asheville Lodge N umber 1401 Uene\'olent :uul Protccti\·e Order of Elks j ([)([JT '1[- .llllag illay ~ l&•ruirr• GEORGE VAND EROI J.T HOTEL llAI.I.ROO~I TUESDAY f.YESJ:>:G, JUSE ll, IUJ F.IGIIT·TIIIRTY O'CLOCK �-=S~G"'O"'-'-'N S..L.I..JUCJ_./_ _ L HOTEL_....: IALLI \ !J .... R OOM NO. _ _ _ _ l!i\IIA<ER: "SO SIIliJS TROIJB!E KEPT YOU BO OUT OF BAS~BALL LAST YZA.~· HOW YS lAS T'riAT?" RECRUITS: "NOBG'V WOL'Ul SIGN US. 'IAI>!O BRO.UX: ASTI/IG STATIO.~ 8 IJ • N. IfiLL PR!:Si:Hr ;!>Oil 'lllE iLKs LOoa;: ROc.~ DR. II. Sl'AUJ r ALilR AND :. co . Gra.:'ld Exalted Ruler Uehl' has calied on each lodge to put on a special class on the e venln& of No'w'eatber llth and we tully intend tc. do our part by putting on a class of candlda.tes. Now, it ' a a sure thing that you know some young , old or >niddle aged fr i end who would ba might y glad to join the Eli::s i f you would approach him on the subject. I f ool that Aahcwille h the leadinb l.cdga ot the state o.nd we Now 1s the want to keep that name. Asheville Lodge N u mber 1401 time to start after that applicant, so don't delay it any longer. Let's have a class on Armistice Day tha t 1111ill not be surpass ed by a ny lodge in tho South, ouch ~ess the stato.Plonty of applic:.~ion b lani{s arc at tho Club-set ono , two , th!-eo .. t a ko n '.1'hol4"! pad . Tha~ • s fj n&! "Po~ w:;• REo DOIN.J' ' . "It scec.,s tunnY·~~ ·~;-;};;! sorr.o peoplo complai n about net tein~ n.bl::l t o mJPt exp3n:-ea. C-ad%oo:ta! ...., meet 'om at every turn. I3ene,·olent and Protccti,·e Order of El ks GEORGE VANUt RRI J.T IIOTEL Br\LI.ROOM : I.\" .,·rot;.-. tlutt"" ~· .,,.._ •voutOI<I' ~~~" """''"' .. ~ .....,.,,.,,vi,,.,. '"'"'"...t.~... '~""'' '" '"" rura.r.1 N.o#'ok'""''"""'"fN ti>I""'"' "''''Oillk-:w• iJII/It /<'IU('/orJU~,otv>r.JI/IUIJ'Ih..'\<C,Of/W, r • It ~ t _ 1 r. N • L"' TUF ..Sl>AY EV£NISG, JUNE IJ, 19JJ EICiiiT.TIIIRTY O'CLOCK .I:. J va:.s t'NL·~O "\ ' �HOTEL~GONS ' ROOM NO._ _ __ It/ MILWAUKEE, WI~ I<> Nocro Undertak er: (over telephone) "Rilstua tour mo'ther... in:b.·• juSt died . • Rastus: · "I s - yo' aho' 'bout datt • Undertaker: "Shall I bury her or em- lH3 Ori'!CeliS OF Til! LOD(F. ARE ACTING 0~ Tt!Z !JJ'SAriO~ COWlm;: AND CURING :: ,. ?AS'f 'l""..N DAYS HAVE R:l:INSTATl:D OR _ CAIISED 48 1$1GBr.S TO SECURE: Tlli:IR IIi!~ CA.'P S. I F Y ARf ONE ~HO HAS NOT PAID OU UP , PIJASZ L>>Of IE: HA Y VE OUR CIGCK OR l!O!G! CROOR OR CASH TO l7. 35, II'IIICH R PAYS A!olo Ull!IL APRIL l ot, 1934 . fi. 1.Uil Y TO iL'..~Z US;; 01' OU CLUB OU R 1.00!.15. Ti!OY HAVE JUST BEl:ll PAINTOD MJ ;;v;::rtl'F G IS SPIC AND 5?.\N NOW .IH . ! <13 lSTniGS A.'l:: B;;ING :m.r; ATTZND~D AJID Y Ui\ OXAL"ri:D RULZ~ APPR3Clo\TZS O Y OI1i! F.UT.-mJL ATl'Z!ITl.U~CS AND :V Al>'TS ,ACH :ma;:.; TO )G::;:p UP THE GOOD ·.lORK Al>'lllll\'Y loi)R:;! TO JOIN TlliM. RO!.!W!.'I ~ FOil TH:;: SUALL AMOUNI OF OUR DUES ~ PAID UNIIL APRIL 17.35 Y lS\ . C HAIR omc<:Rs AJITl CGllliiTT~- L>T u; ~..I'll: YOUi\ RSPORT ON LAPSA TION JJ!D EIHSTATE:C.T. 'tialm her l" · · R astua : •oon't l ot ' & take no chan.. coa , 'orot!!~r 1 ... £%.:~~! _!!!r! • 'f --. ·----------- Asheville Lodge Nu mber 1401 ~~~:~~;c;~~~~Fo~; ~~~;cis Uene\·olc:nt and Protc:cti\'t Order of Elks COY.!: AIITl VOTE, Iii ~ . A iiOTS l7ILL Bil· TAKllN ON A CHA!IGi: Ill THO GRANO LODGE CO!ISl'ITU't i ON MCH .!ILL .1\!:0UCE Tl£ INITIATION Fi:E FOR APPLICANIS UNDER 26 TI:ARS OF AGE TO $10. I F YOU APPROVE OF THIS , Y R W VOTE: ;IILL...COU!U A \!HOLE LOt, IF Y OU ARE "ruR • IT , OR 0AOIN" IT , PL<:ASE: I YOU OIILL NOTE A e:.!l.OT BEING TAKEN ON ?OR 00 "?1\ll:SH Alii TAXI CAS OF AlG!UCA I NCO:IPULAT::D. " Bi\OT~il FiWf~-HAGAN-IS II.!PROVING FAST BUT IIOULO LiiG: TO HAVE A VISIT FROl.!'lHE aOYS .Hl: LIVES ON CWTR.U. AI.- C1LL OII!UI .llllug i!ay ~ !Orruim GEORGE VANDERili LT I IOTEI. DALLROOM TUf-'SDA\ ' E\'ESI~G. JU~l IJ, 19JJ ~ t" :J 1:;. N, v.t:.~l ~l·._jO H=-rEV ILLt:: .tU F.IGIIT ·TIIIR";y O'CI.OCK .... Nt -8~t"l �NAME --=L t::. c.---'F~w[!.A r::....._.:;; E lw..L. ::..:=-= t t<,l., r :,:TJ-+-L;...J rY HOTEL '--'\/JJ.A/.L..i-""'S~G<..!:O . N S /l..Lt/ : . L.L-I..J !1.-_ ' ROOM NO._ H030: "LET' s SE~ 'I'tS SA.lfOWICH . II yrz Al\S LOOKih FOR I. BIG CRO 'G 'RD. WE HAVE ,\l\l\lo!IGoD FOR OR. il. STAlE TAlER, !.liD r.i: MILWAUKEE, WI~ _ _ "BOSS , WILL YOU GI VZ toG lo DI;!Z roa ;., s..um.ncnt" G~iT: _ HAS A !.GSSACE FOR BI.CH ONE Ol' us. HAW: YOU AND TH:> IJRS, JOINZO 1HE: BRI[)(i: CLUB YBTI 'l"r.EY PLAY EACH TUESDAY ;;v;:!IING IN OUR CLUB ROOUS. CALL !IOR.'US GROSS FOR !BSoRVATIO!IS. DUB: ' I ' ll GOI NG TO IIARRY A GIRL WHO CAll TAKE: A J OKE:.'' KAY: "DON'T I'IOR.'\Y, THAT'S THE ONLY Kl!iD OF A GIRL YOU ' L!. c;;:T." "I'o surprised your motht~r consents t o your r:a rriage wi th Er~c w e n s he ha t es h hl.o so . .. "l'he.t i s j ust tho r ea!" on . She w e.nts t o be hin mot.hol·- 1n:~~~ :: •••• "'The think-t a nk i s like the gtt.s tankit t: o:l' t t8.ko you B.l)'Wi"'ere U 1t i s ' 9ROT:.l;).\ J. ;;, liAilSL:>Y AIID HIS STAFF ' OF ASSISTA.'ll'S ;;:,•r,: I'ROl!ISED US ONE OF T'oi> .l'lST FRE:> FEEDS OF Th>IR CAR;:;:R, All ' OAT' S SIJIU'IN: He : She: •Let 1 s gefo married or s omething~ .. :Ve'll cot married or nothing." A- BI:L1:0 WILL. BE 'fi-: N ON THS: FOLLO~­ T e I NG Ai'PLICATIONS: Asheville Lodge Number 1401 J • H. Deppe 1 Gar ace Owner 1 Proposed by Leo Finkelstein. iiarry S. Gos don 1 Advertisi nc So.l~::man tor the AGheville Citi:on- Tioes, Pr.:.po3o<i by ~o t'inxolstein. Benc\·olent :wd P rotccti\·e O rder of Elks DON'T TOLL .\!IYBOOY, BUT w;; HAVE ilEER ON T}f - 12 OUNC~ STl!:I N FOR A DIL!l:. OR.\'II Y!: ONZ - I ' LL BE RIG!f~ IJ1lag iay UP. ~rrutrrn GEORGE I'ANDERilll.T HOTEL llAL LROOM 19' I ....S.nC<MI<Inl C•nl 1! :::.~:;-7:';....::~~,::;-J-;; ;;., ;..~,:'!~!:;.~~;~: " ,...,,.,, ,.,.,.oNr • lkl .. t'flmla i ii" IM ""'u/o""'"....,... ofthr fn nrf(IU-u • tu•rJ" " " ; o ) (.lor i <N:. h;.• ' lN ~ L t-,::)1:. L N. t.~.t _ ~o.t:.'Sl 8~JD ..,J H~'- ._ J I LLC. Nc T UESI>AY t:\'E~I ~G, JU!'t IJ, 19JJ EI~OJIT.TJI III.TY O'CLOCK �~~~11!<Jl BEN!VOLEliT £2. PROTECTI>r,; ORDER Qr ~ Asr.e\'ille. t: . c . June 10 , 1933 l&y brother : Enc loGed you will find. progra..'!l'::IC of our Flag Da}' Services which are to be held at the Geo rge Vanti.erbil t Hotel on June 13th . 'i'he Comaittee has worked d iligen t-l y i n o r der t hat this serv i c e will ~e a credit to our Lodge. The least we can do is support them and be on t i me ·Tuesday n i ght. Don't forget t hat your fri ends are invit ed and t h ere wi ll be free dancing with c:.us i c by Jirl".mie Livi ngston and hi s orc!"les t ra after the services . ?lea&c bring t his prograz:ll'lle wi t!'\ you . We are ~ak lng pa:-t in two parudes during the Rhododendron Festiva l. "Slim11 To:::llin oayt he will need twenty- four nen f or the float Wedne sday c orning , and as many as we can g et for Friday ~igh t, Phone "Otto" ~eadows at 2156 if you want to be 1n the parade :Ved.'tecday, a n d he will give you ins tructions . Let's chow t he publ ic t hat the Elks Lodge hf:re is the lives t anli beot organtzatton of it s kine) tn the c ity , and turn out tn great number s Frtda1 ntght , Meet a t the Club Rooms at 7: 00 p . m. to get your unifor=., etc . A.\ Elk r a rely f nlls in arrearc in tl:le na:;::lent o: his du es e xc ept t h r ough inadver t ence o r oversi ght . ? rove you!" self the good fell ow which 1 believe you t o be, and send i n a check lf you ~avcn ' t alr cac!.y d-:lne so I t • e only $7 o 35 . 0 Frat ernally yoc.rs , LEO Fl!:!GLS!EI:I , Exa lted Rul er . APPROED: No P . !lULVANEY , C'r.i e f Utki c and Secretar y. �NAME LE::.(. HOTEL F l N'Kf::L<;;f(-1{1/ U/i SGONS ttl ' ROOM NO_ __ _ ' • • • t .. ......., " · ··· , .,,., Dr. \V. H. Shermer (Elk: OrJ!<wi6l ) at tile Piano Plrd~c to the Fb~ (:tu(licncc mpondine) . . Led by l..<"o Finh·lucin Alru Servkn Music • • . • . Introductory Excrciu-s • , Pnrcr . . . . •• Star Spanclcd . • O fficcrtofl..odll:c (ntroduction of S!k'al:u . . •. • ) . Y. j ord;m, J r. n~nnt't . . •• Eul:l'd Rult r and Offilc:rs . . . Or. M. P. j u obson, Chapbin Bu~lr C.allto Colon . . . . . Boy Seoul Hi1tory of the Flaa . . R.. v. t:. Gibson D:u·h, D. D. Addrcu • . Sonr-"Amcrica" . . . T. A. Uzull, Jr. O;~ncinv: Prcscnution of Fba-s · • · · • • . • . . . • lloy Scouts After ExcrciSC'J �~- ~ Heard Dr. Campbell On New Ordinance At Council ftfeet �AIIIPt 1.1.1 IICAII LIO ......Iftlll N&lc . _ _ AMYIL&.I lltAII ......... YOU ~TJI ._._, ~lliEII 011 YOIII BIRTHDAY AND FOR IIANY ftMiflIICITMER \QAso· .. . NSA1219 FT644LV•NEWORLEANS LA ·~- - -- --- LEO riNKLESTEIN= FIN~LESTEIN JEWELRY ETORE AND LOAN OFFI CE ASHEV I LLE NCAR= HAPPY B IRTHDAY WITH THE WI SH THA T EVERY OTHER DAY YEAR WILL BE HAPPY TOO= BETTY AND M ARV I Nr.~ or THE �Jo!h arouutg Juh!ic ~dlools J~ M ES W , G ANTT, SUPE RINTEN DENT COLUMBUS , NORTH CAROLINA J une 2 S» , 105 4 J , lt. nt:PHII:NI<IN , .,..,,.,...,,. •.t.LUDA, N, C , T. Ill'. ItT, I, LA,..DitUN, S. C , OD~L ItT. I , N JLI.. S ,.IIIN O . N .C. ItT. I. N ILLSI'Iti N O , N.C. ltOJIIACI. DUitHAN Jllf, 1, Tltl'O"', 01. C, J.lM • • ltULA J. M Alt LOW&", S~C •U ::TAitV Mr. Leo 1'1nkelate 1n Aah.aville , N. C. Dea r Bro . Le o: I juat wa nte d to take thia opportunity to thank you officia lly for your •any courteaieM. It 1a rare l y, it e ve r, one flnda a really buay pe r aon, and one wh o ia conatant l y d ealing with aucb a variet y buaaoit y , yet wh o ia a o o b lig ing and conaiderate. You •ay or • ay ndt r eo& ll juat h ow •any yeara I hav e been v i eiting your a tore. Seve ral y e a ra 1.1'0 J wa a in Aahev11le and wanted to purobaae a Heavy Duty 3 1/4• froa your ator e. 1 waa n ot i n poaa e a e ion of a l'ed e~a l Licenae th•n, nor did I haTe a perwit t o purchaa e a pi a tol. On e of y ou r a alea peraona called the 8har1ft 'a office in th e court bouae a nd prepa red f~r •• to purchaae a perai t fro• Buncoabe Count y . I wa. a told by the c l erk i n the offi ~e ofthe Sheriff that youra waa the onl7 r e putable pla ce in Aaheville fro• which one could purchaae fi r earne with full aaeura nc e of a fa ir a nd hones t d eal. I ::::a~~u:: !:: k!:wb:b:=~• t:t~:::!d ::n!:u~ha t t:! t tiae I have r e lie d with co•plete confidence upon the honeaty and intel'rlty ot FINKE LSTEIN 'S . Thanka, •c~in , tor l e tttna ae know a bout t he 2" Kit Gun with Squa re Bu tt. I aba ll be very proud, ind•ed to have one for ay o wn p e raona l uae, aot to trade. That will be une piece I will not offer tor tbe trade. Very cordially youra, ~?::~ Boz 1!8 Coluabua , N. c. J WG/ett <II �:jpollt QJ:ountg :jpublic o%\d1ools JAMES W . GA NTT, SUPERINTE NDENT COLUMBUS. NORTH CAROLINA J, ... . TI:..I-IItN.ON . Coo4 1.M4H • ALUOA. N . C . J un~ 2 0, 10 04 lilT• • • L .\HDIIIU N , •• c. T ••• OOitL ..T . 1. NJL.L . ..A I WC. N, C:. ..T. I, N ILL ...IIIIN O, N .C• K O RACI: OUIHIAN IU. 1. Tlt'I'ON. N . t: . N .... ltUL.A.J. NA ..LOWE. M r. Leo Finkelet• tn Aeheville, H . C. Dea r Bro. Le o: I juet wa nte d to t a ke tbi e opportunit y to tha n k y o u officia l ly for y our a a.ny courteeiee. It Je rarel y , if e v e r , one finde a really bu• y p ere o n, a.n d o ne who 1• conatant l y d ea linc with euch a variet y b uaani t y, y et who i e e o o b licinc and coneidera te. You a ay or aa y ndt r ecal l juat how aany yea re I have been v i e i ttna your etore. Several yea r e aao I wa e in Aeheville a ncl wante d to purobaee a Heavy Duty 31/4~ froa y our a tore . I wae not in poeee eeion o f a Fede r a l Licenee than, n or did I have a pen~it to purcba ee a pietol. On e of your ealee pereone called th e Sheriff'• office in the court bouee and prepa red for ae to purcbae e a perait frua Buncoabe County , I wae t ole! by the cle r k in the office otthe Sheriff tha t y oure wae th e only r e p utab le pla ce in A1beville ft'oa w.bicb one could purcbaee fir &-a rna I wl th full a ea uran ce ot a fair a nd honea t deal. b a vy found th a t to be true with reca.d to your etora. I do not k now a bout the othere. Sinco that t lae I have r o lled with coa plete confitlence upon t b e honeety a nd tntecrity of FINJtE LS TBIN'S. Th a nke, aca in, for l e ttiDI we know about tt• 2" Kit Gun with Squa r e Butt. 1 ehall be very proud, indtled to h&\•e one tor a y owa p e reonal ue•, not to trad•• That will be one piece I wi l l not ot fer for tb• trad e, Very cordially youre, ~?:~ Bos 188 Colu•bue, H. c. JWG/ett • �J oll! O!ountl! Jubli.c ~d1ools JAM E S W , GANTT. SUPE RINTENDENT C OLUMBUS. N O RTH C AROLINA SOAIIIO OP' I:DUC:ATION J une 2 8, J . It, Sl'I,.HINION. C •~ o•w~H S AL UDA. H . C. 18 ~4 1111', I. L ANOIIIUM, S . C. T, S , ODIL J<T. I. M ILL S " I IIING, N , C, It ,', ;, "' ILL..,.IIING , N , c:, IIOIIIACC OUitHAM MltS. I:U U. .J. MAIIILOW I:, lllf, 1. l'IIIVON. N . C . Wr. Le o •tnke l• te ln Aahevtlle, N. C. Dea r Bro. Leo : I jua t wan ted to t a ke t ht a opportunity to t han k y o u officia l l y for y our aan y c ourteat ea , It l a r a r e l y , if e ve r , one linda a re a l l y b uay p e raon , a nd one who 1 • e o na t a ntl y d e all n l' with a ucb a v arie t y h u•aol ty, ye t who i a e o o b l lg inl' and conaiderato . You •ay or • ay DOt r e c a l l juat bow W y &D yea r a I have bee n vi a itiDC y our etore . Seve r a l yea re a ce I wa a in Aa hevtll e and wanted to p u rohaae a Beavy Duty 3 8/44 t row y o u 1 etore . I wa a n ot in poaa e a a ion o f a F e d e r a l Lt eenee t.h e n, nor did I haye a perwtt t o purc h ae e a ple tol. On e of y our aa lea peraona ca lled th e 8her1ff 'a o tfl ~e in th e court houe e a nd prepa r e d for we to purcba ee a per-.1 t fro• Bunc o• be County . I waa t oll,; b y th u c l e r k in the office o t th e Sheriff th a t y oura w...1 ! l1 onl y r e p u table pla ce in e Aebevllle fro• wllic h one could purcbaae tirea rne with tull aa a u ranc e o f a fair a nd hones t d ea l. I ha v e fo un d tha t t o be true wit h r e 1a'd t o y our a t ore.. I do no t k now ab out th e othe ra . Since t h a t tl•e I ha v e r o lle d with c oaple t e conf id e n ce upon t he honea t y and inte grit y Of FI NKE LSTE I N'S . Tb a nka, aca tn , for l e t t inc ae kno w a bout the 2" Kit Gun with Squa. re Butt. I ahall be very proud, ind,e d to have one tor ay o wn pereonal u ee , r:~t to tra de. Tha t will be one piece I will not ofSer for the tra de. · Very c ordially y oure , "b2r?~ BOll 188 Coluabua, N. C . JIG/ett ��TO Sl-lOW YOU �i>HHUN•tl: l.o ;:uu )!l(' h~lf>VI', 1!111hl!l F:llnll ~·..~. f't1111 ~·ln,.•tf'lll. llt'rl') 18 . \\', Jo~lht>rman , ,\ , ) 1. A tif'l lw r . F lnkf'l,.lt>ln, �American Association of RetiM PtrJOns JliXII!.C•-S.. t..~""'llCCI.CAi01 1 1 ASHEVILLE JUL 1988 JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER ~ LEO FINK E:LSTEIN 133 lo ES TWOOO RO M•~~:~:~~~ ·' MEMBERSHIP CARD ' Na1ne : Expiration Date f CER FIF/ES TilAT _..,. Amer u:;en AssoctatJOn of Rohred Porsons • :~ Lon11kuh Doul:!.r~:'r':h~~~;!':;h,C..dof""''~QnRo: ~ t./~,3o-9l .® \lrmiJC"r~h;)l Lm1 Hf'\ LEO FINKELSTEIN 133 W ESTWOOt• RO 4SHE:.VILLE , NC 28804 Leo Finlclestein MODlfT a¥.ofi.~~ RO. 118 .:, ... Asheville, North Carolina v C ,• V Uuo-..l 'a illtul lo'('t•ml ~·r :l l. l ~...r. 1986 Q-?- ;/ - r ~ . ,..,..._ , ,...lO.SClUI<iJ N~ Leo F.'nxle.si /n .. \ ; lllol'-1'oCeruly TIIatlion ~~£P~1n .---­ ~-~ MOUNT HE~O~ f.OMDGE NO. 118 1 .A.heviU~t, LIONS CLUBS .A. 0. "' · .'ol• .S. OFOIARL01'1't, /'IC Hot....., . . . . . . . . byNobllt...-:1 :Q II A MEMBER OJ' 2 The lnlernallonal Assodalion ol or.:::IS TE~I PI.I·: ~, N. C. L EO FINKLESTEIN 133 UESTUOOD RD ASHEVILLE t. OuaPaidiODecembn-31.1992 .. . . . _ 01,...ulNSClllll lll "'''3'!'s'lo/''""N 't'Hr :'2 -~ 1" 1992~ ~ Ash evil le NC 28Bo• Ashn·illr, U aroM C. £ ,/ru • L.rn/9r No, 1 , 931 6 / 3 0 /82 A ssoc iate M [ M8 £R1,1UOJB£A '.c ~ os-o 1- oo-o 11•-oozz fi NKE LSTEIN 1 Sl WES TWOOO RO AD ~C " 'inF VIL LE Un11 Members are Members ol a Unil ol B'nal B'rlth and B'nai B'rilh Women. 2 8 A0 4 • LEO _...................... ...-.......... l'<li ) IO(N T ~· - - - - - - , ,.,. . . ,s.o&o•fu•l .. ~....: F I NK ELSTEIN : l3 ) W TWOOD "OAO ES I ASHE VI L L E -.<-Q _ -,(2 ........,... ...... ~~· -- L MT F I NKLE S1'E I N . LEO ~'-".l R I CEV l LLE ROAD .. l OBA 7 ':>77 ASHEV JLLE NC 26 804 NC 2880~ ~ • · N orth Carolma Me mb e r LEO FINKELSTEIN 320020&~'120 - • ORDER of POLICE b-30-93 ~· Chapter N( 12 ' NUAL MEMBER ' n~-c~ s...-.'7 E; :;;: ~ ~ �\ �Cadison, Justice Press Aide, Retires to New Career at 70 Attorney Oenerol Herbert Brovnell, Jr•t today announced tbe retirement ot Leo M, Cadiooo, on Aos1ot4nt Director of Iotormation ot the Justice De_..,.nt. Mr. Ce.dieo::~, 101 bo.e l'recn vitb tlle Department since May, 1936, aod oerted under eight Attorneyo Geoerol. In a !etter to ~1r. Cad1oon, tbe Attorney General tbanlted h1m tor bu "lo)'Gl oerviee", pmtaed hio "high concept of public duty_.'' aDd said: •we all look upon your on statue not a111 out in pasture but merely ao being :rre..: !or the important c1t1zeneh1p aDd other vork i n vhich you are ensnged. • Mr, Ca.diaon vUl co:1t1nue as Direc:tor Rational Coaterence on Cit1zeneh1p vb1cb 1nce"Pt1on more tban etaht 7ea.re aso. ~!'k ot Public RelAtiG>ns ot the he has performed Iince tte The Cooterence baa been sponeored Jo1nUy by tbe Department and tbe Nattooal Education Aeaoc1at1on but nov 1e fedttrslly cbartered. and be1ng eatabliabed on an 1n4epeo4ent baots. Active tor many yearo in fighting Juvenile delinquency, botb tn the Department program and as a private 1Dd1vidual, Mr. Cadiaon Will continue a1 a eoun1ellor to the Waebio.gton Big Brother movement. A mttve ot Altoona, Pennaylvarda1 he got an early start ia the nevs bueineee, selling papere at age tour. .. Be becaMe a reporter 1D 19011 at 17 • Be vae BpOrte editor ot the Pittuburgb Preee 1u tbe daye ot be.aeball'e great Honue Wasner aod later became e1reulat1oa mamger. Mr. Cadilon vae in neva &Dd ree.i eatate vork in Aahev1lle 1 ''I Worth ~arollna, trot~ 1913 to ;3.936. �ELICtl CLUI SuNDAY WOIININQ JULY 29, 1934 I HAYI HAD A ITAANOI fEELING THE LAIT fiW CAYI WHICH I'AOWPTI 1111 TO WIITI YOU AI fOLLOWI-- S HOULO AMYTHIMQ NAPPI• TO 1111--DUftiNQ a.l'f TliU' AI EXALTID RULIR,--1 WOULD L !J KI TO • Lu IN STA t£ • TWI!NTY fOUR HOURi t llfORI T HI ITATIOM Or •fiOILIT'f• , I WIIH AM EULOGY lilY ITATION, ,fltiFIAABLY OM I. MIITINC NI GHT• lAID OYER lilY RIMAUII IV l 1 0t (lilY IEIT l OY fRIIMO), AN D REIIIAitiCI l'f B ILL BARRON A:N o CHARLIE f ORTUNE.I WIIN THI [LIOTIYI Or ,.OI~I II MY f'ALLBIAAIRI; :rtAMlLY : HARRY WuADOCK, .JOI ALIUITI 1 BILL 0UNCAN 1 N. MuLYAMEY 1 fRIO JOMII, AND S I NO RICHARDd, AND OUT Of AE: BPICT Dr THI FRIIMDIKIP IXIITINQ I I TWIIN LIO AXD t.IY8£ Lf I WIIH HI c•oal Hll S TO RI r ROIII " ONI O'CLOCK ON TMI DAY' Of TNI FUN I ,. AL• I WIIH OR• G ilSON 0A'III CONDUCT MY II .. YICII AND THAT RABBI \10811 p, .JACOI IO N WA KI A fiW RIWAIICit lr 't'OU ~U:C IDI TO BURY 1111 IN AIH--1 WISH THE ELI'!:I HA'II CHAIIGI Dr IE RV IC I I AT THE ORA VI • If YOU OECIOI TO TAICI MY RlltiAINI AWAY fROM ASH--THIN LIT lilY fUNERAL URYICII 8 1 MILD IN THI lODQI ROOMt AND II CONDUCTIO BY WY 8ROTHE" Off I CIRI THill I , LID TO TAKE MY PART AI EXALTID RuLI1 1 --PL£A $ 1 REQUEST THAT NO F LOWEII 1£ lENT MY fUNIIAL--1 OON 1 T 01 8 1 Rl I YEN ONE fLOWIII,--1 t Yl ALWAYS WANTED WY fLOWEII DUJtiNQ Llf l , AND 't'OU HAYC Q & YI'N 1111 MANY--A,TER DEATHTHEY CAN 00 ~ ~ NO Q OOD WH4TEYifll, --OM TMI PJtOOEIDINQ P'AQII ARE PIR I ONAL WATI ;~t II TWIEN YOU AND It HOWIYIR IF IUCIIIAIY YOU CAN IHOW THEM TO THE ONI S 00N0£1NE0 AND f• THOSI ONLY.-- 5 0 YEARS Throug h his long tenure of membership he has set an example of fidelity and faithful service to his fellowmen and has gratefully furthered the aims of this great order. Therefore District Number Five B'nai B'rilh in recognition of his loyalty presents th is award and expresses the fervent prayer that Brother LEO F t NKELS TE IN Be Permitted by our Almighty Father to continue for many years his noble labors for the benefit of humanity. ATLANI'A, GEORGiA _ _..tf.J.IR!!;S>.JT _ Day_ __, ,_, _ J U"-'N:.E_ _of 1389 ,ije_~~~ ExecutlV!: ~Presidenl. D:Stric:1 No. 5 , •I �i!!l!t <6rnuh ~~~unl J'.rcl] <l!ltnplrr of ,Nortl1 <l!nrolinn [l!r ®rnul'l <llouucil, ~hl\,!111 nut. J;rlrct g.lnstrrs in ~orti1 Qlnroltun '[t r <firm1() <!Ionunnul'lrru, 1 ~niglyts 'mrmplnr of ~urtl1 Cfinroliun MAlONIC T&NI"'..C CHAS. C . RICKER . 80 Blllo.-ow.-,• ASHEVILLE, N . C . GIIA NO SlC:IIC"TAII'I'-IIItCQitOlll October 29 , 1959 Mr . Leo Finkelotein , 32nd 7 SW Pack Squa re Aahoville , llor t}'o Ct,rolinn r.. c. c .ll Dear teo l Jun t a word to tell you of hov proud 1 nc of you and for y ou for t he hi gh honor a v c.rded y ou at the r r e cent cecting of ~·tprece Council Aneion t nnd Accepted Scot1.ioh Rite. It could not have coco to a finer and , I nn certain, a more de - Annual Heeting THE PRESIDENT' S COMMI TTEE ON EMPLOYMENT OF THE PHYSI CALL Y HAND ICAPPED !lerving Hason. HEARTY COJ;GRATULATI 01:S 1 Sincerely, ~· Chae . C. Ricke r CC!hBP Hay 23-24, 1955 Depart.•ental A.udt toi' JUJI Washln&ton, D. c. �AADD ~rican Auoc:uclon Q:l1 O'irmtb ~~~unl ., \rcl] Cllltnplrr of ~ortlt l!lnrolinn r 1 'Lite Q5rnn~ Ql:Juncil, ~tounl nub ~rlrrt Jl1nsttr& in ~ortlt <fiantliun '[t c ffiraul't <!loumumbrq,!. 1 ~nigitte 'Wemplnr tlf ~lntlt Cllnrolinn M.-..ONIC T I.M~t: 80 BIIO ADWA Y ASMEVILL E , N . C. Octobe r ~9 , 1959 Hr . Le o Finkelstein, )2nd K. C. C. ll 7 SW Pack Square Aohc vi!le , llortn Carolina !oiOIUI I JIG SES$-1011 -May 23 Dear Leo : Juat a word to tel l you o f hov proud 1 11r.1 1 : 00 •·•· ••ahtratlon 1: :JO P••· Addre u The Honarabh Ar thur l , ~~~-u f h ld Po • t••nar (;eneral M utlc Unlud Stotal lllnln• Corp• ll1nd of you a nd for you for tho hi gh ho nor a..,nrded you o. t the recen t ceeting of Supreoc Coun c il 9: JO •· •· ln• o c ulon The ••••rend Dr. Freder ld1 llro .n ll•rr l• Ancient and Accepted Sco t tish Rite . Greettna • Secn1 1 ry of L1bor I t could not h a ve coce t o n finer o.nd, I e.o. certo. ir. , 11 mo r e de- Pr•••n t •tlon of A•ard• DWlGNT D. ll SDnk>ftl: Pr••ld•nt of t he Un i ted St at • • serving Hasn n . 8 : 00 1 , . . • .. liiiFitlOII Dl• t l n r:lll•h•d S. rotl c• Cer t i f lc1t1 !er l H. Q e -n a HEARTY CONGitATULATIOllS l Addre•• Sincere ly, l'f.tlonll l •••Y WJ nnen !d•erd PatJ•k • Ph1t Nency Man n • Second Annette Du8oia • Third Rlch•rd lillakc"••r • P'o\lfth ~- Chas . C. Ri cker CCR : BP GoYi f i 'Of o f l l l lnol l Addre n Th• Honor a b le j o 11ph S. Clar k. Jr. Berbu • Wol d • Fl fth Prelid•nt ' 1 T~ophy j \ld11 S aa lll. Ceth1y 10: IS • ·•· J2: 00 noon I •\ E.ploJ• r Panel Ch• l r • •n: Ard• hlo•• lille•b• r 1: ld•• rd L . C\l•lw• n G. a. rua .d Henry Vl•cudl, J r. Lunch Rae:• •• lll• • b eu: Jhu n l l • · Broth• n Ar t hur • . llllot hy llll l u lllluy E. S•i t n r ��\ J..o 1, AHSGrads - 111& "::'~- ~~~~ Of 1922 Set Reunion Bet'lftta ss 1nd eo srldutes aod tbetr ~ tte tJI*Ied.. to atteod the nus l"fW)ioa of the As;MVUie UiCb c lass of ~ 'SaUJtdl)'tltbtSbefltoD~Of , ........<incloDI%Stnll<ld. trr~J~tf-menll commit te e C'batnnan. ~ukfthltlavt\l.tkm 'll'tre. JetJt to 71 ol \be l(i crldua~tt. Twecty-five rn~blon &R tkttated aod nine membtra coo1d aot be coo- All That Work For Nothing lhJd. Pity 1be poor Ht W'ORs Nrly h\ tht modrll. befl'ft -..nrilr. puu in an ron dfon l.ogttthejub~. andcamtJJ ht said, and craduates from as far , way at Colorado and a•.lY wtlh noUii,.- to.lhoW for hildforu. 1'b3t milflt .rdl bt the Wntnt of the WGWd« thlt\'ft wbo \ritd 10 brNk into f)Dktbttbl's II'IC an Pact Squart earl)' Nt1" Uampsbln art achedulcd U1 rttunt 10 A~vl\letortliYC tcboOI d i)'S and refl«:l OD life ~k;Jnday. One-Hour Oeanm at 11 S.W. am<'e Jrlduauoa. I"Kt Squ.art. ttrud. 'Ttlla Is the fil"'l cllll reunion linu crldutkln 50 yurs a&O· 1be dus wUI tour OJ~ MlUard JW'Iior Hl:b Scbool, ~ldl ope:Md in. lilt u tbt Asberille H1&b Sd:Miol aDI1 was atttaOOf Wte years by tbe das~. Thlswillbelbelastop­ poriunlty to visit tbe tc.'lOol, b«ause, k ls to be torn ckwl'1l UlisiUitltner,Sirsfltldnoted. Alsoootbe aceoda ls• (li)C:ktail puty civ~ bY Harry Blambtf"', I c:IUS rMJDber, be:IWetn I p, m. and 7:30 p. m. at tbe Sheraton. J. Maurice Jatrt:tt, a class member aod l'f:llred en;ttt« ol the N. C. Deputmmt ol llta\lh, will pruldt at a dl!¥1f:r for \be vaduatcsat 7:30p. m. Anomer Jamtl s. }f.O"A·ell. wbo dlreclcd lhe /.$be\'ille H1ah SclKiol MinJ,trt!s ol 19'11 ll)d 1t22. ..mm•ke • brlel addrtu. Ho"·eU ls a ttl) Asheflllt Hi&b 1 aractuate. Also pltMI:~& the reunlOG here wm Leo Finkelmln. finance chairman. 1M )ln. Kenneth Da<:y, loeat committee chllrmlll. KING •, Ashn'\Ue polict rtp011 Wt tht lhlr\'ft brot.t 1nto lht l)tXl door to FinltlstM's. ton'ldime bdorc 2 a.m. Mord&J. Thttbitwsenltrtd~a ~ window and cut throiJC.bthtOoortomt.trthe ckw'lm- From thin. the)• e11t a ~-~loot Ide in 11 br ick ...rail leading 10 Filttbtdtl's It wu thm, at 2 • m..thlt the a\arm 'lo"JS aetlva\td am po1~ NShed to tht """· Whtn~a.ni\'ed,tbt • burlars ._wt P'lt· but noWnc was l'fP(rltd mlsslr.a. 1bt rffort )irkflng 110\l!inl !or tht t:.111.\arsaMan.-por\edt3XIin damagtS tD tht wtU and ceilU.. )l nsabadnl&htlor t\~"'r'tebwohld. �1\ln. Fink~btein'• ~Jotber-Dieo In Calif. Nn. ROM kll. moOt:r II )4ra. Ia f"iUtllt._ ol Albnrut, ~ ~ alltmooa lll Su P'rudk.o. Sm"b& .;u ht btkl Ia Chleato but aarnct:mmlJ arelfttOm,!tlr, .\t.o.urvlrltl;ll•nochtrd.tuabttr, ~Ira. Harold ROHa of Saa P'randlco, ICN'mu:Y of Aahc,•lUe •Ad l.!!.re.e craaddaildreL wn: =~ · lt~w.tvlaltotlO � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Leo Finkelstein Papers Description An account of the resource This collection contains materials relating to Leo Finkelstein, resident of Asheville, North Carolina, the Asheville Lions Club, and the Beth Ha-Tephila Cemetery in Asheville. It contains computer discs, notes, scrapbooks, book drafts, correspondence, photographs, programs, fliers, and other materials related Leo Finkelstein, his wife Sylvia, and the Lions Club, Elks Club, and Jewish Community in Asheville, North Carolina. Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Finkelstein, Leo, 1905-1998 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Leo Finkelstein Photograph Album/Scrapbook 3, Elks Club, Jewish Community, 1930s - 1993 Language A language of the resource English Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 107_01_05_PhotoAlbum_03_ElksClub_M Description An account of the resource This scrapbook contains numerous photographs, greeting cards, event programs, newspaper clippings, membership cards, and other ephemera. It also documents Leo Finkelstein's involvement in the Asheville community, especially as a member and exalted ruler of the Elk's Lodge. He was also part of the Jewish organization B'nai B'rith and a dedicated member of the Beth Ha-Tephila congregation. Subject The topic of the resource Finkelstein, Leo, 1905-1998--Correspondence B'nai B'rith--Dr. Leon H. Feldman Lodge No. 714 (Asheville, N.C.)--Records and correspondence B'nai B'rith--Dr. Leon H. Feldman Lodge No. 714 (Asheville, N.C.)--Photographs Elks (Fraternal order). Lodge No. 608 (Asheville, N.C.)--Records and correspondence Elks (Fraternal order). Lodge No. 608 (Asheville, N.C.)--Photographs Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a title=" In Copyright - Rights-holder(s) Unlocatable or Unidentifiable" href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC-RUU/1.0//" target="_blank"> In Copyright - Rights-holder(s) Unlocatable or Unidentifiable </a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived <a title="AC.107 Leo Finkelstein Papers" href="https://appstate-speccoll.lyrasistechnology.org/repositories/2/resources/192" target="_blank"> AC.107 Leo Finkelstein Papers </a> Is Part Of A related resource in which the described resource is physically or logically included. <a title=" Leo Finkelstein Papers" href="https://omeka.library.appstate.edu/collections/show/27" target="_blank"> Leo Finkelstein Papers </a> Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Image Extent The size or duration of the resource. 100 pages Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Asheville (N.C.) Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. https://www.geonames.org/4453066/asheville.html B'nai B'rith Beth Ha-Tephila birthday card Elk's Lodge Fannye G.B. Harrison pawnbroking poker Purim Sabbath Senator Hardwick https://omeka-test.library.appstate.edu/files/original/ff9ff5cfbd0cd1b19a97d182b58144dc.pdf 36f5182ad3e2794c9fcc6e0966e3daaa PDF Text Text ������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������ Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Leo Finkelstein Papers Description An account of the resource This collection contains materials relating to Leo Finkelstein, resident of Asheville, North Carolina, the Asheville Lions Club, and the Beth Ha-Tephila Cemetery in Asheville. It contains computer discs, notes, scrapbooks, book drafts, correspondence, photographs, programs, fliers, and other materials related Leo Finkelstein, his wife Sylvia, and the Lions Club, Elks Club, and Jewish Community in Asheville, North Carolina. Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Finkelstein, Leo, 1905-1998 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Leo Finkelstein Photograph Album/Scrapbook 2, World War II, 1940s Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1940 Language A language of the resource English Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 107_01_04_PhotoAlbum_02_WWII_1940s Description An account of the resource A scrapbook of letter correspondence between Leo Finkelstein and his friends in Asheville and photos from the war. An article by David Schulman tells about Leo's status as an unofficial historian of Asheville and the significant impact he had on the community. Subject The topic of the resource Finkelstein, Leo, 1905-1998 Finkelstein, Leo, 1905-1998--Photographs Finkelstein, Leo, 1905-1998--Correspondence Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a title=" In Copyright - Rights-holder(s) Unlocatable or Unidentifiable" href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC-RUU/1.0//" target="_blank"> In Copyright - Rights-holder(s) Unlocatable or Unidentifiable </a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived <a title="AC.107 Leo Finkelstein Papers" href="https://appstate-speccoll.lyrasistechnology.org/repositories/2/resources/192" target="_blank"> AC.107 Leo Finkelstein Papers </a> Is Part Of A related resource in which the described resource is physically or logically included. <a title=" Leo Finkelstein Papers" href="https://omeka.library.appstate.edu/collections/show/27" target="_blank"> Leo Finkelstein Papers </a> Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Image Extent The size or duration of the resource. 108 pages Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Asheville (N.C.) Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. https://www.geonames.org/4453066/asheville.html Temporal Coverage Temporal characteristics of the resource. 1940s Air Force B'nai B'rith Beth Ha-Tephila Camp Croft David Schulman letter Letters from Leo Lions Club Notice of Classification photograph The American Jewish Times US Army https://omeka-test.library.appstate.edu/files/original/dbe847d70d8010c75806e22e9ddc646b.pdf cd9bb393a76dab35c4284c59df31e0f9 PDF Text Text ������������������������������������������������������������������������������� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Leo Finkelstein Papers Description An account of the resource This collection contains materials relating to Leo Finkelstein, resident of Asheville, North Carolina, the Asheville Lions Club, and the Beth Ha-Tephila Cemetery in Asheville. It contains computer discs, notes, scrapbooks, book drafts, correspondence, photographs, programs, fliers, and other materials related Leo Finkelstein, his wife Sylvia, and the Lions Club, Elks Club, and Jewish Community in Asheville, North Carolina. Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Finkelstein, Leo, 1905-1998 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Leo Finkelstein Photograph Album/Scrapbook 1, 1922 - 1967 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1922-1967 Language A language of the resource English Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 107_01_03_PhotoAlbum_01_1922_1967_M Description An account of the resource A collection of photographs from the Asheville area, many taken in the 1920s and 1960s, as well as numerous letters, flyers, travel ephemera, membership cards, obituaries, and newspaper clippings. Also includes Leo's short story "I am a Dime" which gives a unique and detailed account of Asheville history from the perspective of a dime. Subject The topic of the resource Finkelstein, Leo, 1905-1998--Photographs Finkelstein, Leo, 1905-1998--Correspondence Finkelstein, Leo, 1905-1998--Family--Photographs Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a title=" In Copyright - Rights-holder(s) Unlocatable or Unidentifiable" href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC-RUU/1.0//" target="_blank"> In Copyright - Rights-holder(s) Unlocatable or Unidentifiable </a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived <a title="AC.107 Leo Finkelstein Papers" href="https://appstate-speccoll.lyrasistechnology.org/repositories/2/resources/192" target="_blank"> AC.107 Leo Finkelstein Papers </a> Is Part Of A related resource in which the described resource is physically or logically included. <a title=" Leo Finkelstein Papers" href="https://omeka.library.appstate.edu/collections/show/27" target="_blank"> Leo Finkelstein Papers </a> Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Image Extent The size or duration of the resource. 79 pages Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Asheville (N.C.) 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' ~ ~ i r ·. . ~ -~ . ~ ~- . ~ 60~ / ~- . . �,~~ ~? I Ji �.~~ ~? �. . . r r- r r- tr rr·rrr r f' r r rr Tr fr fr rrrrrt tr rt �I& i&b; ii "' sn• • v za • *4+AW• 41W'f!!l 1 , �ri I ...-"? •,f '-"::'<• ,..._, t j :\ ....,,-' -,...; ; ....._::,> ' r: ~ ....;..r_:, ...) •· ·1 d -') ___., f .:;: .......) \) -- \ [ \::'":"'- -:;) ..... ' ¢ '~ '~ ~ . '(' \ \: - ·, ,,.. .,j ,_ ''] ...,) '! '":;;\ ~ ' ,,., · ~) ·~ .,\ t- ~ --~ 12) ~ ,j ....... ) ~ .c:::- \ <::....-.) .. ... . "" ~- ::s .~ ~ Q~ . .- j ~(".. ~ - -m ·· · -J . -·~~ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Leo Finkelstein Papers Description An account of the resource This collection contains materials relating to Leo Finkelstein, resident of Asheville, North Carolina, the Asheville Lions Club, and the Beth Ha-Tephila Cemetery in Asheville. It contains computer discs, notes, scrapbooks, book drafts, correspondence, photographs, programs, fliers, and other materials related Leo Finkelstein, his wife Sylvia, and the Lions Club, Elks Club, and Jewish Community in Asheville, North Carolina. Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Finkelstein, Leo, 1905-1998 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Leo Finkelstein's World War II Notes Language A language of the resource English Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 107_01_02_SpiralNotebook_WWII_Notes_M Description An account of the resource Leo Finkelstein's handwritten diary providing an account of when he served in World War II. He gives lively, humorous, and detailed descriptions of his feelings and the places and people he met. His diary includes a lot of poetry as well as prose. Subject The topic of the resource Finkelstein, Leo, 1905-1998--Diaries World War, 1939-1945--Personal narratives, American Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a title=" In Copyright - Rights-holder(s) Unlocatable or Unidentifiable" href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC-RUU/1.0//" target="_blank"> In Copyright - Rights-holder(s) Unlocatable or Unidentifiable </a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Diaries Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived <a title="AC.107 Leo Finkelstein Papers" href="https://appstate-speccoll.lyrasistechnology.org/repositories/2/resources/192" target="_blank"> AC.107 Leo Finkelstein Papers </a> Is Part Of A related resource in which the described resource is physically or logically included. <a title=" Leo Finkelstein Papers" href="https://omeka.library.appstate.edu/collections/show/27" target="_blank"> Leo Finkelstein Papers </a> Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Extent The size or duration of the resource. 202 pages Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Asheville (N.C.) Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. https://www.geonames.org/4453066/asheville.html Air Force basic training comrades corporal diary foxhole furlough letters Miami Beach Phillipine Islands Pisgah poetry Tishomingo Tokyo Rose Uncle Sam World War II https://omeka-test.library.appstate.edu/files/original/cb79872727dddb69d8702254e4ce9652.pdf 67541066aabc3212be4304c0c6a11df2 PDF Text Text ���������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Leo Finkelstein Papers Description An account of the resource This collection contains materials relating to Leo Finkelstein, resident of Asheville, North Carolina, the Asheville Lions Club, and the Beth Ha-Tephila Cemetery in Asheville. It contains computer discs, notes, scrapbooks, book drafts, correspondence, photographs, programs, fliers, and other materials related Leo Finkelstein, his wife Sylvia, and the Lions Club, Elks Club, and Jewish Community in Asheville, North Carolina. Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Finkelstein, Leo, 1905-1998 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Leo Finkelstein Diary and Notes Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1930 Language A language of the resource English Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 107_01_01_SpiralNotebook_Notes_1930s_M Description An account of the resource Leo Finkelstein displays his incredible talent as a storyteller and historian through the letters and diaries that he wrote throughout his life. This notebook contains stories about World War II, Thomas Wolfe, pawnbroking, the Great Depression, and Asheville, North Carolina in the twentieth century. Subject The topic of the resource Finkelstein, Leo, 1905-1998--Diaries Finkelstein, Leo, 1905-1998--Correspondence World War, 1939-1945--Personal narratives, American Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a title=" In Copyright - Rights-holder(s) Unlocatable or Unidentifiable" href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC-RUU/1.0//" target="_blank"> In Copyright - Rights-holder(s) Unlocatable or Unidentifiable </a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived <a title="AC.107 Leo Finkelstein Papers" href="https://appstate-speccoll.lyrasistechnology.org/repositories/2/resources/192" target="_blank"> AC.107 Leo Finkelstein Papers </a> Is Part Of A related resource in which the described resource is physically or logically included. <a title=" Leo Finkelstein Papers" href="https://omeka.library.appstate.edu/collections/show/27" target="_blank"> Leo Finkelstein Papers </a> Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Extent The size or duration of the resource. 94 pages Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Asheville (N.C.) Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. https://www.geonames.org/4453066/asheville.html Temporal Coverage Temporal characteristics of the resource. 1930s Asheville Citizen-Times Bunk of Buncombe Depression diary grandfather clock Grove Park Inn letters pawnshop Porkie suicide synagogue Tishomingo WACS