Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-03-04
COUNCIL SABBATH
CELEBRATED WITH
WOMEN IN PULPITS
Synagog and Temple Hear
Inspiring Messages by
Local Chapter

la common with other cities thruout
the country. Denver Jewish houses of
worship turned over their pulpits to the
local chapter of the Council of Jewish
Women on the Sabbath preceding
lurim Both temple and synagog were
iilled with worshlperS eager to listen
Ia the disciples of Queen Esther to re-
ccive the message Of the Council
through It's representative speakers.
Miss Aimee Grecnbaum occupied the
pulpit at the Beth Ha Mcdrash Hag-
odol. She pointed out the significance
Of S.iDO Jewish women. comprising
twenty-nine Council sections. getting
bnck of n movement for attendance nj
sabbath services "our synagogs'' said
Miss GrPnbaum. are to the world the
symbol Of our strength and our weak
ness. Let us pray The Council may ever
be- one of its strongest pillars
Miss Greenhaum dwelt on the varied
activities sponsored by the Council
the religious work. the philanthrophy.
the educational programs, the Council
publications on Jewish prayers music.
literature. THE Council" declared the
speaker. lis the only common platform
for all the Jewish women. orthodox or
reform, in II community. There we
may meet and carry out all Of our
ideals for religion. for education. for
humanity, e.. Through 1t we ask the
cooperation of every Jcwess in our
community"
Miss Grcenhaum concluded her mes
sage with the prayer: 20 Eternal One
our God. we the Council Women,
throughout this wonderful land. come
before Thee this day we ask Thee to
guide rs and bless us. our dear ones
and our homes. Bless our rabhi> and
SynagogS. which have always been our
Council homes. bless our work and give
uS strength to do justice, 10 love mercy
and TO walk humbly with our God. '"
AT Temple Emanuel n large audience
listened TO the Council message given
by Mrs. Frank Garlctt Mrs Garlett
dwelt on the new role of woman in this
modern age. her importance TO the gen
rral life of the community as well as
to the home over which she presides.
Mrs Garlett spoke of the important
Council 4 E.. tn,
ity life:
There are numerous organizations
in this Jewish community. Each or.
ganization has u particular mission to
perform. But in my humble opinion.
there is one organization that stands
out precminent, and that is our own
Council. Wherever there is suffering
or misery among the Jewish people. the
hand of the Council is ever present 10
minister to the suffering and to help
the needy This organization derives
no profit except the dividends Of hui
man kindness. There is no glory, no
fame attached to the work 1t is
| doing, except the satisfaction that
comes to the members from n duty well
done The papers do not chronicle the
achievements or the successes of our
organization. Only the members and
those who have been helped know of
the great good that il is accomplish
| ing. Through the kindly acts. through
| the cheerfulness and the encourage.
ment. that the Council is spreading in
the dark places where the sunlight of
human kindness seems to have beer
I lacking, this organization is accomplish
| ing its mission
Mrs. Garlett dwelt on several achieve
mcnts of the Council. "dreaus of The
| an r. "a