The Denver Jewish news., 1924-05-01

man ana MrS. Henry N'iN"i'@ "i'-
has grown so steadily that its per
manentcy is assured as the Sisterhood
itself. Once II month no less that one
hundred and fifty ladies attend the
class. We listen to Mrs Henry
Schwartz interpret in clear, concise
and spiritual manner one book of the
Bible Mrs. Schwartz has been real
inspiration to all of us. Would that
more of us be like her. DIR. Friedman
is at his very best ut these classes,
when he brings to Us in predigested
form what is going on in the World
The Junior Congregation with Mrs.
A. NJ. Hyman as their sponsor have
shown n splendid attendance and in
terest in their work this year. Each
Sunday one gentleman of the COM
munity has spoken to these young peo-
pie, bringing them n heart to heart
talk as il were. This should be one
of the largest of the Junior organiza-
tions and will be If the parents will
encourage the young boy and girls to
attend these weekly meetings.
! The Sabbath school committee with
| Mrs. Schwartz as their chairman. re-
port most gratifying year inspite of
the rather unsettled conditions. The
enrolment hns been over three hundred
with almost II 100eo attendance each
Sunday. 1t il to the Sabbath school
that we look for the pcrpetuation of
r.,;, Lao
leaders, in years TO come. The seeds
of today will be the fruits of the
| future
| We thank Mrs. ]. shetlan. The. chair
man and all her sewing committee for
their untiring work. This department
| is one of the shining lights of the
Sistelhood. These ladies' sew every
Friday for all charitable institutions,
and the garments they turn over are
n credit to our organization. The work
in this department was temporarily sus-
tpeutled this winter for lack of room,
and the sewing ladies have imisscd
their work as much as the Sisterhocd
! has missed them But while this com
mittee have been obliged to be idle.
another sewing committee under the
leadership of Mrs. Al Price have been
carefully mending the children's gar
ments each week at the National Jew
ish Hospital. 1t is splendid act of
charity they have been performing and
the Sisterhood extends its grateful ap-
probation to these ladies.
The Community Sunday school con-
tlucted by Mrs. Adtqph Morris is an
other example of absolute self sacri-
flee. This lady with the assistance of
six other teachers hold religious classes
once IL week in the 24th Street Shule.
The enrolment has grown from IS,
five years ago to 81 ut the present
time. and only those who have watched
the development of these children can
realize the enormity of the task Mrs.
Morris has assured.
| Too much cannot be said in apprecia-
tion of the excellent work done by
Mrs. ID. NJ. Waldmnn chairman of the
Flower committee Every Saturday
| -hiS. Nd'illln tlTfleS tHt htNtTS lTo1i
the alter to one of our members who
is i'll and ii is not only the flowers that
bring cheer to the sick but this lady
herself
| The Sisterh0od may well credit their
growth to the wise selection of the
, chairman of the various departments.
These ladies have been faithfulness IL
self. Mrs. Il. Flesher. chairman of
the Memorial Flower Fund has shown
ii steady gain in this new field. Thru
the kind suggestion of Mrs 1. F. Levy
this fund was inaugurated last Sep
| tcmber. whereby. we may perpetuate
the memory of our dear departed ones.
by contributing towards the alter flow
crs.
| We thank Mrs Leon Grammar. chair
man of the entertainment committee,
for her willingness to serve next year
in our New Temple. Mrs. Grammar
| viii resume her work which was in
teruptcd this year for want of space.
The Uniomgram which has become
the popular means of bringing con
dollence and cOngratulatory messages
to the Jewish home, have been in
charge of Mrs. Adolph Erdman. Mrs
| Erdman is one of the faithful always
to he relied upon
We thank Mrs. Julius Wallbrunn for
the splendid letters of courtesy She has
written all winter, and Miss Fannie
lRosenthal for her lovely notes of thanks
fund, These ladies, have made giving
a pleasure. To Mrs. Louis Adclman,
oh.