January Senior Lunch & Program at United Hebrew
hosted by United Hebrew, Shaare Emeth, Temple Israel, and Temple Emanuel

Join us for the upcoming Senior Lunch & Program! You'll have the chance to enjoy a tasty meal with friends and hear a fascinating presentation by The Missouri Historical Society Speakers Bureau entitled "Depression-Era St. Louis: Legacies on the Landscape." You won't want to miss this!

Monday, January 27 | 12:00 pm – 2:00 pm | United Hebrew Congregation (13788 Conway Rd.) | free to attend; $10 in advance if ordering lunch 

Lunch Menu: Turkey on croissant with lettuce, tomato & pickles, vegetable soup (vegetarian based) with Oyster crackers, UH salad, cranberry sauce, and an apple blossom with vanilla ice cream for dessert. Vegetarian “Turkey” and gluten-free roll and dessert available. 

Registration & Lunch Orders: Make your reservation by calling Angie Klenke at 314-434-3404. Lunch orders must be placed by Monday, January 20 at 4:00 p.m. and be paid for in advance.

About the Presentation: given by Emily Troxell Jaycox, Head Librarian at The Missouri Historical Society, this talk will delve into the many St. Louis landmarks that have their roots in Depression-era projects, built as part of the New Deal. Some of these projects are visible today; others are still with us but are invisible to the eye. From parks and public buildings to tunnels and maps, learn about the variety of these projects and how they continue to shape the city’s landscape.

This program is made possible by Women’s Auxiliary Foundation for Jewish Aged, a supporting foundation of Jewish Federation of St. Louis.

We're here to help. Need to change your reservations or have further questions? Reach out to Rachel Leonard, our Community Engagement Coordinator at rleonard@ti-stl.org or 314-432-8050.