The Denver Jewish news., 1924-05-29

euucitioH diluss usscO-oHtIulV WIN
own uabbi and the Womcn's League Tor
the establishment of religious schools
Z. We strongly endorse the recon-
mentlation of DIR. Cyrus Adler thht 'he
United Synagog publish book OF
American Jewish History TO he used
in the higher grades Of the religious
schools.
A, unanimous vote of thanks was eN-
tended to Mrs II H. Meaned chair
man Of the Education committee Gf the
womcn's League for her splendid ac-
complishments and especially for her
labors in connection with the Hand
book for Jewish Women's organza-
tions. which was just published.
Other resolutions of interest TO all
classes of iJcwish women. were un-
aninhously accepted:
l. That the womcnS League OF the
United Synagog extend its thanks 10
the New York Branch of the United
Synagog and Women's League for their
hospitality during the convention and
tilat II copy Vi tiiis i'H''"'i'' ~
to them.
.. That the organizations affiliated
with the Women's League of the
United Synagog urge upon their mem
bership the Importance of the proper
observance of the sabbath, kashruih
and such other ceremonies us tend to
Judaize the home, with special reier-
ence to the attendance of women AT
Sabbath Services and the avoidance
of shopping On the Sabbath.
3. That the womens League APP
point national committee on Relig-
ious Observance, this committee to CO.
operate wherever possible with the
committee on Religious Observance OF
the United Synagog.
4. That the Tract on the Jewish
Dietary Laws to be prepared by the
United Synagcg of America contain
also special instructions TO women to
help them in the proper observance or
these laws.
: 5. That the Women's League rccom-
mend to its constituent organizations
to Impress on their membership the
necessity of sending their children on
ly to such camps that observe the jew
ish Dietary laws and the Sabbath and
that list Of such camps he drawn up
If possible and sent to affiliated oreani-
cations.
6. That we appoint committee to
consider the question of the college
student with the aim of developing
stronger religious consciousness among
them and tn prepare them for Jewish
leadership, such committee to cooper
ate wherever possible with the Inter
collegiate Menorah Society, the Inter
collegiate Zionist organizations ana
similar organizations.
Z. That the various Sisterhoods COM
prisinc the membership of the Women
League request from their congregn-
tions some form of representation i'll
their deliberations and that the
women's League urges upon the
United Synagog to recommend to ITS
organizations the granting
of some form of representation TO their
women
s. That in such communities whcre
mere than one organization affiliated
with the Women's League exists. such
organization be urged to form local
branch to insure greater efficiency
among them.
o. That delegates to the convention
he urged to become individual mem
hers of the WoIncn's League and upon
returning to their respective comm'ihi-
ties to make propaganda for indiv-
idual membership.
Mrs. Charles |. Hoffman of Newark
was reelected by acclnmation. Elected
to the Executive Board were: Mrs
Cyrus Adler. Philadelphia, Mrs. Louis
Ginzbcrg. New York City, Mrs. II. II.
Mclamed. Elizabeth, Mrs Louis Got
tschall, New York City, Mrs. Jessie
Bienenfeld, Syracuse, Mrs. Emil Crock
in. Baltimore. Mrs Edward Epstein.
New i ork City, Miss Sarah kusSy.
Newark. n. j.. Mrs. A. Fl. NiXman,
Pittsburgh. Pa, Mrs. Leon Waldman,
Chicago, H.
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