The Denver Jewish news., 1924-02-14
URGES WOMEN TO COOPER
ATE FOR JUDAISM
Jewry Considered Greater Than Any
of It's Groups

In an article ON Some Common
Problems of Our National Women's
Groups" contributed to the February
issue of The Jewish Woman" the
quarterly publication Of the National
Council of Jewish Women. Mrs. Joseph
Hcvesh of the Chicago Council Section.
pleads for II program Of cooperation in
the religious activities of the National
Federation of Temple Sistcrhoods, the
women's League of the United Syn
agog. and the National Council of Jew
ish Women This plea. following close
ly upon the resolution adopted by the
National Federation of Temple Sister
hoods. favOrins the creation of
committee on Friendly Relations. com
posed of n nelual number of represent
tntives Of these three national women's
organizations. and following The adop-
tiOn of similar resolution ut the
recent conqycntion of the National
Council of Jewish Women. indicates
the growing desire of American Jew
ish w0manhoOd to serve the purposes
Of Judaism in the most effective way
that can he devised.
Mrs Hevcsh writes in part: I'VE
note with pride thar never before has
such concerted effort been made to
study Jewish life and its complx prob
lens ns that which characterizes our
Jewish women of today. The attrac-
i've historic calendars of the Nation
al Fedora. ion of Temple Sisterhoods
would be an ornament in the home
of all Jews. of whatever point of view.
The Friday night stories of the
women'S League would he Il valuable
addition to the home literature of all
Jewish children. and the publications
of the National Council of Icwis!,
Women especially THE lntroduc ion
to Jewish Music" and "a Course OF
Study on Jewish Prayer" should h,
used by every synagog auxiliary in
the land.
'The entire body of Jewry is GER
tainly greatcE than any of its groups.
by cooperating in our common prob
lens. We can so much more surely
reach a solution of them. hope that
the future will hnrk hack to our pres
ent and dnd in rs the same earnest
desire TO live by and for our hnuti-
ful faith that had marked the genera
tions that have gone
The February number of THE Jew
ish Women" which is edited by Estclle
NJ. Sternbcrger. executive secretary of
the National Council of Jewish Women,
contains an unusually interesting list
of articles. touching upon every phase
of the Council broad program. includ-
ing the following:
''The L,icretia Mott Amendment Pro
and Con- by Mrs. Virgil Loeb of ST.
Louis: Newer Aspects of Social
Service" by Mrs. Samuel Alschulcr of
Chicago: Facing Forward" by Miss
Rose Brenncr of Brooklyn. President
of the National Council: Woman and
Education" by Mrs. Carl Wolf of Tcrre
Hnutc. Ind. The Music of Israel and
Of the Jew Today" by Mrs. Leo NJ.
Abraham of Newark, \. j.. and an
editorial on THE CouncilIidca.'
This Council publication. ms the on
ly medium devoted to the interests and
ideals of Jewish womnnhood, continues
its fine service of revealing. to men
and women everywhere, what Jewish
women are thinking about and the wide
field in which their activities are CEN
tered
If you touch pitch it will stick to
your fingers so, if you associate with
evil comnuniOnS YOu will nclnire their