Correspondence 1919-1926
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- Pleages for the support of Greensboro Hebrew Congregation funds
- Series of pledge copies with each recipient and their amount per month. The pledges are to help meet the goal of raising $4,800 per year to support the Greensboro Hebrew Congregation.
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- Letter from Herman Cone to Charles Weill
- Letter from Herman Cone to Charles Weill discussing the correspondence and bill from Horbart Upjoin. Letter is written on Proximity Manufacturing Company letterhead.
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- Letter from E. Sternberger to Sydney Stern, Max E. Block, Herman Cone, and Harrold Schiffman
- Letter from E. Sternberger to Sydney Stern, Max E. Block, Herman Cone, and Harrold Schiffman. The letter asks for the men to finish collecting the subscriptions to the Greene Street campus building fund.
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- Draft of promissory note from the Greensboro Hebrew Congregation to Atlantic Bank & Trust
- Draft of promissory note from the Greensboro Hebrew Congregation to the Atlantic Bank & Trust for the loan of $35,000 for the construction of the Greene Street Temple. Stipulations include the appointment of J. Goldstein, Etta Spier, Herman Cone, Flora O. Stern, and Sidney J. Stern to the Ways and Means Committee.
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- Letter from E. Sternberger to the Sociability Committee
- Original and copy of a letter from E. Sternberger to Ben Ginsberg, Rosa Sternberger, Celia Goldstein, John Wasserman, Clarence Cone, Sidney J. Stern, and Charles Pearl appointing them to the Sociability Committee. Letter includes the Sociability Committee's bylaws.
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- Letter from Sidney J. Stern to Etta Spier
- Letter from Sidney J. Stern to Etta Spier letter asking Spier to sign and mail a note to Herman Cone.
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- Letter from Sidney J. Stern to Max E. Block
- Letter from Sidney J. Stern to Max E. Block sharing his monthly congregation dues of $12.50. In addition it mentioned sharing a letter from Sol Baach with a check in the amount of $10 enclosed.
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- Thank you letter from Sidney J. Stern to Rabbi Walter Gilbert Peiser
- Letter from Sidney J. Stern to Rabbi Walter Gilbert Peiser thanking the Rabbi for his letter to the Greensboro Hebrew Congregation. Stern mentions Rabbi Peiser's short visit to Greensboro, the creation of the Greene Street campus for S130,000, and the recent loss of President E. Sternberger.
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- Letter from Sidney J. Stern to Max E. Block
- Letter from Sidney J Stern to Max E. Block stating that there was a letter attached and should be read at the next congregational meeting.
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- Letter from Sidney J. Stern to Jennie Baach
- Letter from Temple President Sidney J. Stern to Jennie Baach of Pocahontas, Virginia thanking her for her nice letter and check for $10.
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- Letter from Sidney J. Stern to Rabbi S. H. Goldenson
- Letter from Temple President Sidney J. Stern to Rabbi S. H. Golenson of Pittsburg asking the rabbi to visit Greensboro and speak to the congregation when he visits the state to officiate the wedding of Rabbi Rippons and Miss Roth in Henderson, North Carolina.
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- Letter from Sidney J. Stern to Etta Spier
- Letter from Temple President Sidney J. Stern to Etta Spier forwarding letters from Rabbi Moses Barroway and Samuel M. Cohen. The letter discusses the Temple's search for a new rabbi. Stern mentions that he met Rabbi Barroway in Baltimore and that the Temple "preferred to call a Rabbi from some community who wouldn't want to give him up."
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- Letter from Sidney J. Stern to Rabbi Samuel M. Cohen
- Letter from Temple President Sidney J. Stern to Rabbi Samuel M. Cohen of New York City acknowledging that Stern received the Rabbi's October 23rd letter and that it had been forwarded to Etta Spier.
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- Letter from Sidney J. Stern to Rabbi Moses Baroway
- Letter from Temple President Sidney J. Stern to Rabbi Mosses Baroway acknowledging that Stern received the Rabbi's October 22nd letter and thanking him for his interest in the Temple's Rabbi position. In the letter Stern mentions he also received a letter from Rabbi Samuel M. Cohen and that he forwarded both letters to Etta Spier.
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- Temple correspondence with the Emergency Committee on Jewish Refugees
- Series of correspondence between Temple leadership and the Emergency Committee on Jewish Refugees. The correspondence starts with a letter from the Chairman of the Emergency Committee on Jewish Refugees to the late Emanuel Sternberger asking the Temple to raise $1,000 for Jewish refugee relief in Europe and Cuba. President Sidney J. Sternberger writes a letter in reply informing the committee of the death of Emanuel Sternberger, stating that Rabbi Kaufman had already sent $500 to the Committee. Committee sends two letters in reply acknowledging that they have received $494.44 from the Greensboro Community and that Chairman Louis Marshall was too busy to visit Greensboro personally to speak about the Emergency Committee. The letter also asked that the Temple gather important community members to hear the Chairman's radio address on November 18th.
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- Letters from Bertha Sternberger to Sidney J. Stern
- Two handwritten letters from Bertha Sternberger to Temple President Sidney J. Stern forwarding the Emergency Committee on Jewish Refugees letter. Sternberger compliments Stern on his work as Temple President and asks for the Greensboro community to do their part to help the Emergency Committee. Sternberger also mentions her grief over the death of her late husband Emanuel Sternberger.
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- Letter from Sidney J. Stern to Herman Cone
- Letter from Temple President Sidney J. Stern to Herman Cone forwarding a letter from Marks & Son's.
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- Letter from Sidney J. Stern to Marks & Son's
- Letter from Temple President Sidney J. Stern to Marks & Sons asking them to pay the balance due on their subscriptions so the Temple can pay the architect and contractors for the construction for the Greene Street Temple.
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- Letter from the Hyman Brothers to Sidney J. Stern
- Letter from the Hyman Brothers to Sidney J. Stern apologizing for being unable to pay their balance due to the Temple and promised to pay in 30 days.
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- Letter from Chairman of Cemetery Committee to Leah Schapiro
- Letter from the Chairman of the Cemetery Committee to Leah Schapiro requesting a donation to help keep the cemetery in good condition because her husband, Joe Schapiro, is buried there. The letter includes a list of deceased persons as well as loved ones the Cemetery Committee is contacting to ask for donations.
