The Denver Jewish news., 1922-04-19
Temple Emanuel Holds
Annual Meeting

The annual meeting of Congregation
Emanuel was held Sunday evening
april 10th. \ large gathering was
present President Henry Frankie
read his annual report which will hc
found in another column of the Jewish
uel f. Kohn gave the financial state
monts' of the years income and cN-
penditurcs which Showed that the fl
nanceS of the Congregation are in II
very satisfactory condition Dr. w
$. Friedman delivered an address out
lining the work of The year which was
thorough resume of the Temples
activities. Mrs. NJ. ID. Barnett then
read an excellent account Of the Tenn
pie Emanuel Sisterhoods work of the
year. Mrs. Barnett spoke of Congre-
cation Emanuel's Religious school,
which Mrs. -Adolph Morris supcrin-
tends, of the Bible Class conducted
under the auspices of the Sistcrhood
and which studies the Scriptures guild
ed by DR. W. S. Friedman. The Sis
tcrhood has distributed several hum
drcd garments to various charitable
organizations. the garments bnVing
been cut and sewed by the members of
the Sisterhood Mrs. Barnett an
nouaced that the Sisterhood's supper
will be held hereafter annually he
cause of the desirie on thr part Of the
members TO participate in a social eve
ming of this kind.
The members of the Congregation
who passed away since the last annual
meeting were:
Herman Schulman. M1iiie Schway-
der. Bcthe Eichbcrg. Gus Cohn. Mrs
Iii Atlivaick. Mrs. Amelia .Iaffa. Jen-
ME Shefrcl Washer. Signund Fried"n-
thai. Calara Anfencer, Henry LANCER,
Robert Il. Brcn. Jacob B. Eman'i',
simon f. Blum. Katti Roscnthal. sid
mund Degca. Hattie s Fricdcnthul,
John Elsner. Pauline 5. Mayer.
The meeting was then addres 'cd h.
Mrs. Henry j. schwartz. Jr.. who
spoke Ot ine itlHpi'7 N''F'''''
school.
Leon Grauman spoke on the needs
o. the Union of American Hebrew Con
gregations. and urged the gathering to
appreciate its Importance.
David T.. Harlem. Samuel Il. kohn,
Joseph II. Harrison and DIR. Hoher'
Levy spoke Of the plans for the new
Temple and the methods of raiSing ihc
money for its immediate construction
\ meeting of the members of the
building committee of which Samu'
T. Kohn is chairman. will he hro
within the next four weeks and plans
will he carefully considered.
DIR. w. $. Friedman said that the
Congregation owed debt of graft
tudc to the Board of Trustees for thcii
enthusiasm and self-sacrifice, the r."
suits being evident in the ilourlshins
condition of the Congregation. 'Th'
mast year was the best year In IT.
history: to the teachers of the Re
lirious School-Mrs. Braun. Evelyn
Pelton. Elizabeth Levy. Edward Miller
Mrs. r. u. Hirsch. Mindell Winter
Mrs Alexander. Mrs. Henry j
schwartz. Jr., Mrs. Hurwitz and t'
the librarians, Stanley Shubart and
Leonard Rothgerber.
To Mrs NJ. ID. Barnett grenu an
preciatiou is due because through her
efforts the Sisterhood of tho Temple
has the largest membership since Its
organization. numbering 365.
Julius Wal'hurn has taken chnrge of
Emanuel Cemetery during til" past
year and has managed the same with
singular ability and faithfulncNS. y
vote of appreciation was passed.
4 vote Of thanks is given to Ben
Solomon for his excellent reading of
the service during DR.. william :.
Friedman's absence.
The officers elected for the ensuing
wear are: President Henry Frankie
vice president, Dr. Robert Levy soc
retaries. Joseph II. Harrison AMI Slm-
mel Lehman; treasurer. Samuel T.
Kohn: trustees. NJ. d. Barrett. j.
FIesher. L. II. Guldman, Louis c.
Isaacson and Judge Ira Rothgerbcr.
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