Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 184, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 November 1926 — Page 14

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DEDICATION RITES HELD AT JEWISH COMMUNITY HOUSE New York Man Principal Speaker at Kirschbaum Center. Prominent Jewish citizens of Indianapolis turned out en masse Sunday night to attend dedication ceremonies at the Kirschbaum Community Center, 2314 N. Meridian St. The center was provided through a $60,000 bequest of the late Raphael Kirschbaum honoring the memory of his wife, Flora. It is a place for social, recreational and educational activities for all Jews of the city. The advantage of such an insituation as a clearing house for democracy was pointed out by Samuel A. Goldsmith, director of the bureau of soeufl research, New York, principal speaker. “It is in such a place as this that rich and poor may gather for the interplay of ideas and aspirations and the entire community will come to know what it means to have a Jewish cultural center in its midst,’’ he declared. Praising the plan of placing the center in the hands of the young lie said: “Give us the young people.

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• Test Answers These are the answers to the theater questions which appear on page 6: 1 — Colleen Moore. 2 John Barrymore. • 3 Sir James Barrie. 4 Douglas Fairbanks. 5 Noel Coward. 6 Glen Hunter. 7 Emil Janning.s. 8— David Warfield. 9 David Wark Griffith. ' 10 — Rene Adoree. without the strings attached tn then) as to whether they are rich or pobr, and we will make of them a line generation. In this community center you are giving to Indianapolis a plan whereby the Jewish children may work out their problems.” Leonard A. Strauss, president of the Jewish Community Center Association, Introduced the speaker. Rabbi Morris M. Feuerlicht paid tribute to the Kirschbaum memory. Albert M. Rosenthal, son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Kirschbaum, spoke on behalf of the donors. G. A. Efroymson, president of tlie Indianapolis Jewish Federation, gave the acceptence speech. Chairman Fred Hoke of the Community Fund spoke regarding the present fund campaign . CHURCH BUILDS ADDITION Enlarging Roberts Park M. E. Structure to Qost $77,000. Following breaking of ground Sunday for the $77,000 addition to the Roberts Park M. E. Church, excavation was started this morning. ' The Rev. Edwin W. Dunlavy, church pastor, and the Rev. M. B. Hyde, pastor of Graee M. E. Church, united with the Roberts Park Church last year, broke the ground". This will be the first addition to tlie church since 1873. The new addition will contain a complete new heating plant, social room, small dining room and the two floorsabove the basement will be used for offices and departmental rooms. THREE-I BALL SESSION Annual Meeting of Minor Ijeagiie Set for Springfield. Bv United Press SPRINGFIELD, 111., Nov. B. Three-I club presidents will meet here Nov. 22 and 23 in their annual session, which is held in the city winning the season's pennant. Most of the clubs will have elected new officials prior to the meeting. Several clubs are known to be hostile to the rookie rule while others, noticeably the smaller towns, are stanch defenders of such a plan. HACKETT, ACTOR, DIES Famous Stage Star Succumbs at Paris Hotel. Bv United Press PARIS, Nov. B.—James K. Hackett, long famous on the stage, died today at the Hotel Maurice. Hackett came here five weeks ago, acompanied by Mrs. Hackett, to consuit specialists.

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