The Denver Jewish news., 1924-12-04

congregational activities and to nd.
vance the holy ideals Of our religion
The Mems club to unite the member.
ship into one family; The Post Grad.
untc Glass, open to boys and girls, from
II years and oldcr-f0r religious, edu-
cational and social synagog and CON.
munal activities; Tile Alumni, to fos-
ter synagog loyalty among the grad.
uatcs; the Bar Miizvnh brotherhood.
to welcome the lads who take the Bar
Mit2vah vows In the synngog, and to
keep them Interested In an Jewish
work; the Junior Congregation. to nc.
quaint the boys and girls with the
synagog ritual; the Boy and Girl
Scout Troops; the Forum TO discuss
questions Of the day the Chevru Kad.
tlishn. TO serve In the hour OF sorrow.
The synagog owns and maintains its
own cemetery, beautiful Mount Neho,
and owns the Bessie /. Rude synngog
Annex, at 10th and York-the Denver
Jewish Community Center
Today the Il. NJ. II. is first and fore
most in every Jewish and civic en-.
dcavor; and for more than generation
nothing constructivcly Jewish wns done
in Denver but the synagog members
fostcrcd, supported or created IT, The
synagog has therefore had remarkable
influence upon Dcnvcr's communal life
and It's men and women have written
their names large in the golden story
OF Denver JcwTy.
Because of the membership Of Beth
lIa Medrosh IIagodol, its institutions
and its activities, this Orthodox Con.
grcgntion has grown steadily, from year
to year, in influence and In importance !
beginning with a mere handful we
have grown into one large family rep
rcscnting the best element of Denver !
JCwry and of the towns and hamlcts |
in Colorado.
Gone are some Of the old pioneers !
who have brought the Synagog into
existence! But their children are the
new builders, the earnest workers, the |
enthusiastic supporters, the new lead
crs Of the rising generation.
The Colorado synagog-thc B. NJ. II. |
welcomes young and old. rich and
poor, college graduates, businessman,
merchant, manufacturer and struggling |
working man. and links them together |
into one brotherhood Of spirituality, of |
solidarity, of service for God, our Re
public, our Law, Israel and Humanity |
Schools
Thd Synagog Religious School holds |
its classes regularly on Sunday morn
ing. The session begins at 9:45. The
graduating class meets at in the
morning
The Synagog High School department
Is under the leadership of Miss Minnie |
Willcns and will meet every Sunday |
The Denver Hebrew School is in
charge OF Mr.. NJ. Levy, the learned |
leader of the Synagog adult club in
Talmud, and Mr.. NJ. Breslau.
Services
Sabbath morning services begin at |
. o'clock. Sabbath Mincha at 400 2. |
NJ. Sholosh Seudoth at 4 80. Ma'ariv |
at Sunset. Daily services are held ut |
6 30 every morning and at sunset every |
evening.
Events of the Synagog Cheverah Kad-
disha
Special services will be held under |
the auspices of the Cheverah Kiddisha !
on Friday morning at G 80 On Friday, |
also. the graves of the departed broth
ers will be visited.
The Cheverah Kiddisha banquet will |
be held Sunday, December II.
The chairman of the Decoration
committee, Mrs NJ. II. Block announces
that Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Stchberg gave
the flowers for the pulpit in memory
of their son, George.
Mrs. Israel Stein, chairman of the
Sabbath hostesscs committee, an
nounces that Mrs. H. Horwitz will be
Sabbath Hostess on December 9th.