SJHS Rambler Newsletter

The Rambler
The Rambler is the newsletter of the Southern Jewish Historical Society. It seeks to create community among students, scholars, and residents of the Jewish South, encompassing the diversity of our backgrounds and interests. Features include columns on travel, archives, genealogy, and research grants. It publicizes SJHS publications and activities with a special focus on the annual meeting. A calendar alerts readers to events at regional Southern Jewish museums and societies. The Rambler invites you to contribute news from your community.

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Rambler Contact Information:

Telephone
919-929-6054
Fax
919-933-3870
Postal address
Leonard Rogoff, editor
329 Burlage Circle
Chapel Hill NC 27514
Electronic mail
Leonard Rogoff, Editor
Leonard@jewishsouth.org

Summer 2001

From the President's Desk: Goodbye from Catherine Kahn
SJHS Conference Updates: Distinguished Speakers Announced
REGISTRATION - SJHS 26^TH ANNUAL CONVENTION
Miss Gertrude of Goldsboro
New Officers Slated
Meet the Authors:
- A Separate Circle: Jewish Life in Knoxville, Tennessee
- Fight against Fear: Southern Jews and Black Civil Rights
Book News
Student Essay Contest Winner announced
Unusually Usual: Jewish Norfolk and Peninsula
Endowing the Society
Calendar of Events
Matzah Ball Memories

Winter 2001

From the President's Desk: The 25th Annual Meeting of the SJHS in Cincinnati
SJHS Convention Sampler: Cincinnati Set Sites on the South
Jacob Rader Marcus
Alphabetical Disorder
Endowing the Society
Student Essay Contest grants announced
Updates regarding the SJHS Journal
New Members
Calendar of Events
2001 Conference Invitation: Norfolk is Next
Membership Renewal Time is Now!

Summer 2000

From the President's Desk: Mardi Gras and Jazz Fest time!
25th Annual Convention Program Highlights: Notions Peddled Out of Cincinnati
Brandeis Scholar to Deliver Gumenick Lecture: Whitfield a Writer with Wit and Wisdom
Southern Sites on the Ohio: Scenes of Cincinnati
Notes & Queries
SJHS Journal Preparing for Publication: Volume 3 in the Works
Institute of Southern Jewish LIfe Launched
25th Annual Meeting of the Southern Jewish Historical Society
Calendar of Events

Spring 2000

From the President's Desk
Narratives from Vanished Worlds: Annual Books Issue
SJHS Proposes Endowment: Aspirations for the Future
SJHS Book Store Now Online: Good Reading is a Click Away
Cincinnati Next Convention Site: heading North to Find the South
Notes from SJHS Webmaster
Notes & Quries
Letters: Confederate Controversy
Calendar of Events

Winter 2000

From the President's Desk
Richmond Review
A Bomb, a Banner, and a Mitzvah
Get caught in the SJHS website!
Saul Viener Honored
Lone Star Rabbis
In the Media
Welcome new 1999 members
Student Essay Contest
Grants Announced
Calendar of Events

Summer 1999

From the President's Desk
SJHS Marches on Richmond for 24th Annual Meeting: Monticello Curator Keynote Speaker; Alfred Uhry Lectures at Luncheon
In the Media
Richmond for the Jewish Historian and Traveler
Conference Committee Update: Interesting, Instructive...and Fun
Calendar of Events

Did you miss the 32nd Annual Conference announcement? You could have read about the conference early in our newsletter!

Did you miss the 32nd Annual Conference announcement?
You could have read about the conference early in our newsletter!