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<*%Ndeflencfert6 THE SOUTHERN JEWISH WEEKLY Page Seven from out St. •mmmmu ¦¦¦¦¦¦ Louis way who is a DRESSMAKING Brotherhood Week Greetings left-handed expert. More than LADY BETH SHOP FIVEASH AMOCO that, this southpaw divot digger Children’s Work A Specialty has quite a following at his coun- SERVICE jews Button Work in try club in the mid-west. Holes Fur I Alterations Coats Relined Ben Richter is the pro we have 711 Exchange Bldg. in mind. He had heard that a 218 W .Adams St. club had an opening for a pro and SPORTS he applied £[ to the president for the job. As soon as the prexy learned Help Kidneys GAS, that Ben was a leftie, he said If you from Backache, AND CAR WASHING nothing doing. suffer Ben, absolutely un- Getting Up Nights, Nervousness, “AL” FIVEASH, Proprietor BARRON HITS money trails along the greens daunted because iEr!iAN EirLJ of what he knqw Leg Pains, Swollen Ankles and Park at Roselle from season to season and today was an }OLD JACKPOT ace-in-the-hole, asked the feel worn out, due to non-organic 5-9629 a decade now, in fact after seventeen years as PHONE For over a pro man to step out on the first tee and non-systemic Kidney and been doing this thirteen ¦ ¦»¦¦¦¦ ¦ ¦ RBB a ¦¦¦¦»¦ >s long as we’ve of them spent losing to with him. Reluctantly the club Bladder you should try Sports, troubles, olumn on Jews in we’ve the big shots—he not only has his .official did but he’s never regret- Cystex which is giving joyous singing the praises of Her- prize of a B. RAINES teen first thousand dollars in i ted the move since. Upon instruc- help to thousands. Printed guar- Barron, the Jewish golfing his jeans but he has the satisfac- j tions from Richter, the prexy lin- antee. Money back unless com- BARBER SHOP man Plains, New 26 N. Hogan St. ,ro from White York, tion of seeing his name take its ed up for his teeing off pose and pletely satisfactory. Ask your Hebrew golfer 5-5521 as the outstanding place on the roll of honor at the Richter—from his southpaw stance druggist for Cystex today. Only Phone jn the country. And though the Phoenix Country Club alongside ! —was able to mimick him per- 35c. jinx seems to have been trailing such stars of the game as Hagen, fectly. Watching Richter was the thirty-two year old New York- Sarazen, Long Jim Barnes, Mac- like watching your own self in a er so far as the “major moneys” Donald Smith and Chick Evans full length mirror—P. S. Richter concerned, at last in pr° golf were Even the way Herman won this got the job. Enjoy Jackson ville*sßeaches Herman Barron has hit the trail tournament was 'indicative of his \ PATTY BERG MYTH— to the tall timber on which the struggle to the top. He had to greenbacks grow. Barron copped come from behind to win. At the About five or six years ago, a the Western Open Title when this start of the final 36 holes, Her- meteor in the form of a freckle- H. E. PATTEN BABE’S venerable tournament was held re- man was four strokes behind the faced, pug-nosed, red-haired bun- PLUMBER Arizona. BEAUTY SHOP cently in Phoenix, leader Herman Keiser-—another dle of energy shot across the Day and Night Service Specializing in push golf’s more Barron had to dark horse and also Jewish boy western heavens and proved the Parker - Herbex Treatments into the back- Ph. 210 Jacksonville Beach renowned stars by the way. And it was at this hottest thing in skirts the golfing for Abused Hair could capture V ground before he point that the White Plains golfer ! ranges of this country had ever PHONE 9127 of ! this forty-second edition the left the better known pros in an seen. That young fireball with a 123 \'i Pablo Ave. (upstairs) Western Open championship. More also-ran scramble. All the way j drive as terrific as Babe Ruth’s than that he had to turn in a down the stretch—the blistering I was an Irish-Scotch lassie named RADIO SERVICE § N. Ist St. card of 276 for a 72 hole course pace of the hawk-eyed shooting 1 Patricia Berg—and just dubbed Phone 498 901 $ and in doing so had to trip such a had the experts betting that Bar- Patty for shore. Yet, just be- CLAYTON’S | PABLO^ARAGE master as Henry Picard himself. ron would probably crack under cause of her last name—the pat- RADIO SHOP 1 F. E. Brunson, Jr., Prop. Barron has been following the the severe strain of home-stretch ronymic of Berg—we received Service Call $1.50 "4 Wrecker Service, Greasing competition for big money. Yet many letters indignantly asking & General Repairs at the 54-hole mark, Barron was ;why we paid not tribute to Miss Phone 9111 Pablo Ave. , Berg as the golfing Jew- Jacksonville Florida Week Greetings still three down behind a pace foremost Beach, | Brotherhood :$ ess on the continent. But as we’ve trio that included Picard, Keiser Order From The and Chandler Harper of Ports- ! said, . Pat traces her forebears | ifrom County Cork and Galway. BEACH I FLORIDA mouth, Va. But from here on, ICE & STORAGE CO. § Herman came on with a rush * In case you’re interested though, 3rd St. Ph. 224 Jax Beach | THERE’S ALWAYS A JEWELERS | while tlie others faded under the Mrs. Sylvia Leichner, the former Neptune Beach Ph. 9159 | f. last round pressure that Barron Sylvia Annenberg, in our estima- Inc. was exerting. tion is the top-notch Jewish golf- GOOD SHOW lassie in the land and she has PHONE 5-1391 | Now that at long last the New ing AT THE York golfer has found his batting been for the past fifteen years. LESTER’S 210 W. Worsyth St. eye that leads to golfing’s lush This woman can make a mashie PACKAGE HOUSE a niblic shot into prizes, we do hope he stays on the moon and turn Across from the Flag Jacksonville, Florida j| As a result, Mrs. BEACH top long enough to win some of a thing of joy Fast Free Delivery up among the the really big dough this persist- Leichner has been Whiskies - Wines - Beer ent chap so richly deserves after first five amateur golfing queens Ist St. and 6th Are. North THEATRE his professional search of thir- since wayback when. SPRINGFIELD Phone 738 Jax Beach LAUNDRY AND teen years for his first really im- portant title. DRY CLEANERS wLjb oflbgß mJg flpjßf "Use Our Cash and Carry” LEFT-HANDED PRO- f EAT AT THE . 2511 Main Street BEN RICHTER due to colds, Mentho-Miilsion 6th Street at Pearl Herman, like so many other contains 9 ingredients in a Fig Syrup Base. 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