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Newlyweds Honored
At Dinner Dance
Southwestern Jewish Press July 10, 1953 Page 4
Mr. and Mrs. Irvine Milton Schulman were hosts at a large cocktail and dinner-dance held at the El Cortez Hotel on June 28th in honor of the recent marriage of their son, Norman Lloyd to Janice Ungerleider, daughter of Mrs. Rose Ungerleider of Los Angeles.
The young couple were married on Sunday, May 10th, at the home of the bride’s uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Isidore Singer in Kansas City.
After a gay cocktail party in the Pacifico Room, 220 friends and relatives went to the Don Room where a dinner-dance awaited them. The tables were beautifully decorated quite appropriately with “hearts and flowers.”
The bride is no stranger to San Diego. Her mother, a former resident, was an early member of the Jolly 16 Club. Her brother, Harold Baranov, and her uncles and aunts, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Stotsky, Mr. and Mrs. Nate Strickman and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Goldberg, are all San Diegans.
Borrego Resort
Air Conditioned Now
Southwestern Jewish Press July 10, 1953 Page 4
Jesse George, manager of fashionable Borrego Desert Resort, announced this week that this popular San Diego County spa is now completely air-conditioned for the summer season to insure the guests the maximum comfort.
Located over the largest underground lake in the United States and in the heart of America’s largest state park, Borrego Desert Resort is surrounded by fascinating oddities and scenery.
Borrego Desert Resort is only 75 miles from San Diego. |
City of Hope Jrs.
Southwestern Jewish Press July 10, 1953 Page 4
The City of Hope, Junior Auxiliary No. 194 of San Diego, had Mrs. Preston Hoggard, president of the local chapter, as their delegate at the National Convention which was held from July 4 through 8 at the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles.
Personals
Southwestern Jewish Press July 10, 1953 Page 4
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Tobias entertained at a cocktail party and buffet supper on June 19 in honor of their son, David’s graduation from San Diego State College. In town to share in the festivities for their brother, were Mr. and Mrs. Webster Phillips of San Francisco, and Mrs. Irving Kriss of Downing. David has been accepted into Navy Officers’ Candidate School and will leave July 11 to report to Newport, R.I.
Second Lt. Jordan Lansky, USAF, son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Lansky, has been graduated from the Air Force Officer Candidate School at Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio. Lt. Lansky arrived home July 5 to spend 10 days with his family before leaving for New York where as Public Information Officer he will take an Air Force Information Course, one week of which will be spent at the United Nations Assembly. Upon completion of the course, Lt. Lansky will return to the west coast where he will work with the Civil Defense Organization of Oakland, Calif. An assignment of this sort is very rare with the Air Force.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert A. Hutler entertained on June 28 at an Open House in honor of Leonore’s brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Danny Ehrlich and their two charming children of Atlanta, Georgia.
Murray D. Goodrich has been elected vice-president of the Board of the San Diego County Heart Association and Charles Salik has been elected a director.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Fishman and daughter, Ronitch, have flown east for a short visit there. From there Mrs. Fishman and Ronitch will fly to Israel to visit Mrs. Fishman’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Shlomo Itzhaki, who have never met Ronitch. Mrs. Fishman, who was born near Tel Aviv, worked as a Radar Operator during the Israel War of Independence and met her American engineer husband in Tel Aviv. She has been living in the United Stats almost four years and recently acquired her citizenship papers. As national Fund chairman of the Pioneer Women, Shoshana Group, she will gather films and material which she will present at a membership tea here, in November.
Among the many San Diegans who deserted us over the July 4th weekend were Blanche and Sig Stein, who motored to Las Vegas to visit with Sig’s uncle, and Lil and Leon Heiman. Lil flew to L.A. to meet Leon disembarking from a cross country flight. They spent the weekend in L.A.
Richard Moorsteen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lou Moorsteen, is the author of one of the articles in a book, “Soviet Economic Growth,” published by Row-Peterson, New York, and edited by Prof. A. Bergson of Columbia University. Dick’s article covered a conference of the joint committee on Slavic Studies of the American Council of Learned Societies, held in 1952 on Long Island.
Helen and Dick Berman, who have recently returned from Houston, Texas, and are now making their home at 4552 Adair St., were honored at a cocktail party and buffet supper on July 4 by their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Bland.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Snyder have been brightening up the summer season with a series of cocktail-dinner parties in their lovely garden. At one of the parties a huge birthday cake was carried in as a birthday surprise for Gladys Levenson. At another party the honored guests were Mr. and Mrs. Clarke Moore (Selma Getz) who celebrated their second anniversary, and Mrs. Siegel, mother of Miriam Goldfarb, who celebrated her 85th birthday.
Congratulations to Dee and Al Tepper, one of our younger married couples who have gone into business. They are now the operators of a travel service in one of the leading downtown establishments.
Mrs. Anna Pekarsky is enjoying her yearly visit East. She is at present with her daughter, Mrs. J.R. Eisen and family, in Milwaukee, where she has been joined by daughter, Mrs. Lester Langer and her two children, for a family reunion. She will spend the balance of her vacation in Boston with Mrs. Langer.
Last Call For Camp
Whispering Pines
Southwestern Jewish Press July 10, 1953 Page 4
Al Hutler and Max Kaufman have issued a “last call” for registration for the Julian Camp. The first period, starting July 10, is almost filled and there are only a few openings for the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th periods.
Parents should contact Al or Max at F-8393 as soon as possible as space is limited.
Double Talk
Southwestern Jewish Press July 10, 1953 Page 6
By Janet & Susan Solof
Hi gang…here we are with “Double Talk” for you. Hope you enjoy it as much as we do.
Boy! Was that a “crazy” party. Well, I’m speaking of Jack Sharpe’s party, of course. What was there? Why all the gang which included Susie Hutler, Jerry Mendell, Dianne Fogelman, Alan Friedman, Susan Solof, Barry Goldman, Terry Kitaen, Andy Leeds, and Bernard Schertzer. A good time was reported.
Of course, you heard about the wonderful time all the kids had helping celebrate Marilyn Smith’s sweet sixteen party. The tables at the “El Pico” were decorated with gay Mexican hats and those enjoying the Yummy dinner were Gail Kahn, Janet Solof, Sherry Newman, Carole Fischer, Deanne Brown, and Beverly Kitaen. Ummm…was that party sensational.
What’s this we hear about Nelson Guyer moving to L.A. Yep, that’s right, and to make it official Gordon Levitt and Gary Cantor had a “real nervous” beach party which included all of his friends. Good luck, Nelson.
Well, what do you think of this” Gail Kahn has left for Hawaii—watch out for those centipedes, Gail. Paul Kaufman has just returned from a wonderful vacation in San Francisco. Glad to be back, Paul? David Levens left for a “cool” vacation in Mexico. Have a good time, Dave. Lawrence Schiller reports a wonderful time on his trip east. He went on a Photographic Scholarship. Not bad, eh!
If you want news of this kind, call your info to W-5-0679.
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Victor Schulman Heads
Nominating Committee
Southwestern Jewish Press July 10, 1953 Page 6
Victor Schulman, prominent civic leader and past president of the United Jewish Fund, and president of the San Diego Hebrew Home for the Aged, was appointed chairman of the Nominating Committee of the United Jewish Fund, according to an announcement from Murray D. Goodrich, president.
Joining him as members of this important committee are: Mrs. Saul Chenkin, Rodin Horrow, Harry Mallen, Louis Moorsteen, Seymour Rabin, and Harry Wax.
Twenty vacancies for two year terms are to be filled at the annual meeting planned for December 13, 1953. By-laws of the Fund provide that members of the Fund who are not nominated by the Nominating Committee, may be nominated by petition, submitted by five or more members of the Fund with the acceptance of the candidate attached to the petition.
According to the by-laws the Nominating Committee will submit its slate for the Board of Directors of the United Jewish Fund to the Secretary of the United Jewish Fund at least thirty days before the annual meeting. The secretary will immediately publish the names of those selected by the Nominating Committee, and all petitioners will have a period of fifteen days from that date in which to submit their petition to be added to the ballot. It is called to the attention of the community that a member of the United Jewish Fund is one who has made a current contribution to the Fund Campaign and has paid his previous year’s pledge.
Fiesta Club News
Southwestern Jewish Press July 10, 1953 Page 6
The next meeting of the Fiesta club will be held on Sunday, July 12, 8:00 p.m. sharp, at the Jewish Community Center, 3227 El Cajon Blvd. A local attorney will speak on “Crime and Society.” As usual there will be dancing and refreshments.
Coming activities during July will include a patio party, hay ride, and a musicale. For more information call Belle Samuels, T-3-4265.
At a recent board meeting, new age limits were set for incoming members. Membership is open to single people of the Jewish faith between the ages of 21 and 35. Those interested in joining may call Rhoda Jaffe, F-5547 for more details.
Annual Picnic Set By City of Hope
Southwestern Jewish Press July 10, 1953 Page 7
Final plans have been formulated for the Annual Picnic of the City of Hope, Senior Auxiliary, which is being held at Beth Jacob Center, 4473 30th St., Sunday, July 12th, from 12 noon to 12 midnight. Mrs. Jerry Aronoff, Pres., informs us that this year again, it is to be in the form of an indoor picnic.
Anyone wishing to volunteer, call Mrs. L. Addleson, T-1-1748, in charge of contributions, Mrs. Anne Shelley, W-5-2566, in charge of foods, and Mrs. Sam Rassin, T-3-4912, in charge of door prize and tickets.
Attend this wonderful indoor picnic Sunday, July 12th and enjoy good food, good value, and a very good time, and at the same time help the City of Hope in San Diego, who in turn give all funds raised to the City of Hope Medical Center at Duarte, a free, National, Non-Sectarian Medical Center, doing tuberculosis Healing, and Cancer Research.
Deceased {Joseph Dembo,
Bessie Fishman}
Southwestern Jewish Press July 10, 1953 Page 7
Joseph Dembo
Joseph Dembo, 84 years, one of the founders and a resident of the Hebrew Home for the Aged, passed away on June 27th. Services were under the auspices of Tifereth Israel Congregation and John S. Hackett Masonic Lodge and B’nai B’rith Lasker Lodge. Burial was in Home of Peace Cemetery.
Survivors include 6 children, Mmes. Vera Lehrer, Harry Rosenthal, Saul Margulis, of San Diego; Mr. Clara Palkes of Norfolk, Virginia; Harry Dembo and Jack Dembo of Los Angeles; and 11 grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren.
Bessie Fishman
Bessie Fishman, aged 83 years, died July 3rd in Los Angeles. Entombment was in Hollywood Cemetery. Mrs. Fishman, a resident of L.A. since 1925, is survived by daughters Mrs. Leo Greenbaum, Mrs. Julius Schwitkis, of San Diego, and Miss Mary Fishman, Mrs. Muriel Elkin, of Los Angeles; a son, Fred E. Fishman, of Indianapolis; ten grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
Young Jewish Couples Club
Stage Family Picnic
Southwestern Jewish Press July 10, 1953 Page 7
The Young Jewish Couples Club are staging a family style picnic in Presidio Park on Sunday, July 19th. Beverages and dessert will be supplied by the club. Members are urged to bring their kiddies with them. Assembly will be at 10:30 a.m. in front of the Old Mission.
At the June 21st meeting of the Young Jewish Couples club the members unanimously voted that one thousand dollars be pledged to the building fund of the Tifereth Israel Synagogue.
Cottage of Israel Elects Officers
Southwestern Jewish Press July 10, 1953 Page 8
The second annual election by full cottage membership is scheduled during July and early August. Voting will take place at the Cottage of Israel in Balboa Park on Sunday, July 12; July 19; July 26, and August 2 and 10 between 2 and 5 p.m.
Members are asked to drop in at the Cottage on any of these dates, present their membership card to the guide in charge and cast their vote. Following is the slate prepared by the nominating committee:
For president, Fred Yaruss; vice-pres., Seymour Gates; Rec. Secretary, Martha Feller; Corr. Sec., Reva Garvin; Fin. Sec., Bess Borushek; Treasurer, Philip Abrams; and delegates to the House of Pacific Relations, Isaac Poltere and Harry Goodwin (2 to be elected). Additional nominations may be made by any member by submitting name to the Nominating committee of the executive board before the first voting Sunday in July on petition signed by three members and accompanied by the written consent of the nominee. Any member in good standing is eligible for office and may be nominated for a write-in ballot.
Jewish Community Center News
Southwestern Jewish Press July 10, 1953 Page 8
More than 150 campers are looking forward to their third week of exciting activities at Camp Jaycee, After visiting Felicita Park and making their own ice cream, the Camp Jaycee Jr. (5-8) will have a marshmallow roast, a trip around North Island, and a visit to the fireboat. Golf, a ping-pong tournament and a picnic for parents will highlight Camp Jaycee (9-11) activities.
Camp Jaycee teens (12-15) are busily planning their first of a series of summer evening socials beginning Tuesday evening, July 14th at 7:30 p.m. at the Jewish Community Center, 3227 El Cajon Blvd. All Jr. H.S. students are invited to attend.
Beginning Monday, July 13th, the Jewish Community Center will be open Monday evenings for high school and college students in addition to the regularly scheduled Thursday evening program.
All San Diego residents looking forward to meeting their neighbors and greeting old and new friends, are invited to attend the second in a series of Hospitality Nites, Sunday evening, July 26th, 8 p.m. at the Jewish community Center. Those who attended the first Hospitality Nite will recall the enjoyable evening of square dancing, “schmoos” and refreshments.
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