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'Jolly Sixteen' Cook
Book Now Available
Southwestern Jewish Press September 18, 1953 Page 2
Mrs. Mary Kantor has announced the 2nd edition of Treasured Recipes is now available. Copies of this long-awaited cookbook may be obtained from members of the Jolly Sixteen or at the Gladys Scott Smart Shop, 1188 6th Ave.
Among the eminent women who have contributed recipes for this project in support of the Hebrew Home for the Aged are Mrs. Dwight D. Eisenhower, Mrs. Richard Nixon, and Mrs. Earl Warren.
Through an error in printing, Sylvia Bard’s name was inadvertently omitted from the list of Sponsors. The Sponsors may have their free copy by call Bernice Esenoff.
Members are Julia Steinman, Sylvia Bard, Eve Chenkin, Julia Kaufman, Idas Lipinsky, Julia Neumann, Glieka Brenner, Sadie Berenson, Rose Glickman, Rose Gordon, Freda Nestor, Julia Klaskin, Rose Neumann, Bernice Esenoff, and Mary Kantor.
Community Relations
Group Elects Officers
Southwestern Jewish Press September 18, 1953 Page 2
At the annual meeting of the Jewish Community Relations council held on Tuesday, Sept. 15, Harry Wax was elected chairman and Maxwell Kaufman, vice-chairman.
The group voted to give $150 to the newly formed Urban League and also $50 to the State College Summer program of community Influences on Learning and Curriculum Planning. The A.D.L. was also a contributor.
As A Matter of Fact--
Southwestern Jewish Press September 18, 1953 Page 2
By B.E.S.
It was bound to happen—a well-known syndicate cartoonist, acting as a beauty contest judge, pinned a ribbon on a winner and punctured the inflatable you-know-what…no pictures are available.
It’s hard to believe—La Jolla Western Union office, on the main street of La Jolla carried a banner on its plate glass window, “Send Rosh Hashona Greetings to Your Jewish Friends”… you mean they admit they have any?
The Arts and Crafts Press new building is next door to a fire station—after the horse is stolen? In case you’ve forgotten—their old plant on 3rd St. burned to the ground a few months ago.
A San Diego business man, upon being told his friends had tickets for “La Boheme" at the Russ last year, asked if it was with the original cast…heavenly voices maybe?
The United Nations might be interested in this—a variety store on Pt. Loma is offering “Swim Finns” for sale.
Jewish War Veterans
Auxiliary No. 185
Southwestern Jewish Press September 18, 1953 Page 2
Though most of us have relaxed our efforts somewhat during the Summer and Holiday Season, our chairmen have continued to work very diligently at their various projects.
Esther Frank, our very conscientious Oneg Shabbat chairman was on hand at the Naval Training Center every Friday night, to serve the boys her very delicious refreshments—the same is true of Jean Spatz, Hospital party chairman, who never once let the boys down. The hospital parties are the third Wednesday of every month, and anyone wishing to attend, contact Jean.
The next meeting of the Auxiliary will be held on Monday, September 21st, at 8:30 p.m.., War Memorial Building, Balboa Park.
School Work Permits
Southwestern Jewish Press September 18, 1953 Page 2
The State Education Code requires that new work permits be issued at the beginning of each school year to all working minors under eighteen years of age.
When schools both public and private, reopen a minor who plans to continue working part time must secure a new permit.
He must obtain a new application form from his school, have it completed, and return it to his school so that a new permit can be obtained.
Bay City Women Tip
Hats to B’nai B’rith
Southwestern Jewish Press September 18, 1953 Page 2
“Hat’s off to B’nai B’rith” is the theme of the Annual Membership Luncheon to be held by the Bay City B’nai B’rith women, announced Mrs. LeRoy Cohn, 2nd Vice-President and Membership Chairman. The luncheon will be on Tuesday, October 6th, 12:30 p.m. in the lovely garden and patio of Mrs. Edward Baranov, 4959 Lorraine Dr. Highlighting the event will be a fashion show presented by Ballard and Brockett.
Assisting Mrs. Cohn with the plans are: Msdes. Joseph Kagen, Jack Meyers, Edward Baranov, Jack Norr, Ted Schiller, and Sam Cohen. Hostesses will be: Msdes. Abe Hollandersky, Max Felsman, Wilbur Robbins, Charles Deutch, Ralph Schwartz, Harold Garvin, David Schloss, Eugene Rosen, Samuel Weenig and Henrietta Cohen.
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Mrs. Sanford Sack, President, and Mrs. Cohn extend a most cordial invitation to non-B’nai B’rith women to attend this outstanding event and participate as a member in B’nai B’rith, the world’s oldest and largest Jewish Service Organization. For further information and reservations please call Mrs. Cohn—Talbot 1-0121 or Mrs. Kagen—Talbot 1-2543.
Fisher-Brust Rites
Solemnized Sept. 4
Southwestern Jewish Press September 18, 1953 Page 3
Sylvia Fisher, daughter of Mrs. Celia Jacoby, and Stanford H. Brust were joined in marriage on September 4th. Rabbi
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Morton J. Cohn performed the ceremony at the Temple Beth Israel.
Sister of the groom, Mrs. Morris Franston, was matron of
honor, and Erwin Jacoby,. Brother of the bride served as best man.
Cinnamon with brown accessories were the colors of the bride’s dress. She wore a corsage; of white orchids.
Following the ceremony a family dinner was held at the Grant Hotel. The young couple will live in San Diego after their return from a motor trip to San Francisco and the redwoods.
Yom Kippur Nite Dance
Sponsored by Yo-Ma-Co
Southwestern Jewish Press September 18, 1953 Page 3
Get your “gang” together and attend the Yom Kippur Nite Dance, at the El Morocco Club, Saturday, September 19. There will be excellent dance music and fine entertainment to fill your evening with fun.
As in the past, a really good time awaits you. Begin your New Year with a happy heart at the Yom Kippur Nite Dance.
For information call R-8219 or R-2788. Tickets may be purchased at door.
Personals
Southwestern Jewish Press September 18, 1953 Page 3
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mandell have just returned from a 6½ month world wide tour. Their itinerary sounds like a list of the United Nations…Hawaii, Japan, China, Philippines, India, Egypt, and practically every European country.
Another newly-returned traveler is Martin Goldstein, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Goldstein. Martin and a close friend spent 11 weeks touring Europe.
Returning from not so far—namely Las Vegas, are the Dr. Milton Schwartz’, Ray Liebermans, Sidney Posins, George Wixens, and the Maxwell Kaufmans.
6 Aunts Entertain
Hostesses at a luncheon-miscellaneous shower honoring bride-to-be Eleanor Addleson on Sept. 2 in the Franciscan Room of El Cortez Hotel were the honoree’s six aunts, Mrs. A. Siner, Mrs. Irving Schneider, Mrs. Sam Shapov, her home on Sept. 1 for Miss Addleson, her cousin; and on Sept.; guests attended.
Miss Charlotte Pearl entertained at a kitchen shower in her home on Sept. 1 for Miss Addleson, her cousin; and on Sept. 19 Mrs. Zel Greenberg and Mrs. Harold Steckel are honoring the popular bride at a miscellaneous shower at El Morocco.
Welcome visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Gordon last week were Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Solomon and young son, Bruce Michael. Elene and Herbert are now making their home in Los Angeles while Herbert is attending U.C.L.A.
Also visiting from Los Angeles last week were ex- San Diegans Mr. and MrS. Dan Polesky. Their hosts were Rose and Leo Greenbaum.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Rassin wish to thank their friends for the many kindnesses shown Sam during his recent illness.
Golf Fans Please Note! When you start bragging about your gold score make sure that seven year old Judy Karp doesn’t challenge you. She recently won the Al Abrego Golf Tournament for youngsters ten years of age and under. Fore.
Sisterhood to Air
Breakfast on KCBQ
Southwestern Jewish Press September 18, 1953 Page 3
Now is the time for all good shows to return to the air, and Beth Israel Sisterhood is right in step with the times with “The Breakfast Broadcast.” This live-broadcast originates over station KCBQ in the Terrace Room of the Manor Hotel, Wednesday, September 23rd. A breakfast, arranged by Mrs. George Katz and Mrs. Ernest Haas with their co-captains Mrs. Charles Silverman and Mrs. Jos. Krone, will be served at 11 o’clock.
Harry Mitchell, formerly with Queen for a Day and the Dinah Shore shows, will act as M.C. For a hilarious audience participation show between bushels of laughs he will give away valuable prizes and merchandise orders to contestants drawn from the audience. Each one has a chance to win.
Mrs. Charles Salik and Mrs. Arthur Bloom, program co-chairmen and Mrs. Henry Weinberger and Mrs. Richard Silberman have rounded up some wonderful prizes.
This is a show that always plays to capacity audiences. You just can’t afford to miss it. Breakfast $1.50. make your reservations early with Mrs. J. Krone, M-2845 or Mrs. C. Silverman, T-6945.
Men Get Break From
B.J. Sisterhood
Southwestern Jewish Press September 18, 1953 Page 3
Launching its 1953-54 term of office, Beth Jacob sisterhood, with Mrs. Marvin Bobrof as president, will salute the men of the house with a Buffet Dinner on Tuesday, Sept. 22 in Beth Jacob Center, at 6:30 p.m.
Mrs. Morrie Kraus, general chairman, has set the theme for the event “Its Lucky to be a Sisterhood Member.” Horseshoes and four leaf clovers will set the décor.
Lewis Kipperman will present milady’s latest fashion creations as featured at Kippy’s of Coronado. Models include Mmes. Yale Kahn, Simon Roismamn,. Marvin Bobrof, Robert Epstein, Edwin Hoffman, Robert Fisher, William Fox, Harry Penn, R. S. Strauss, and Martin Borenstein.
The event is open to everyone in the community and a large attendance is anticipated. $1.50 per person is the charge for dinner and the full evening’s entertainment. Reservations should be made with Mrs. Kraus at W-5-4834, or Mrs. Borenstein, T-1-5418.
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