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Cradle
Southwestern Jewish Press November 13, 1953 Page 2
Dr. and Mrs. Gerald Kobernick announce the birth of a daughter, Cynthia Ellen on October 29. The young miss weighed 7 lbs. 2 oz. and was welcomed by 18 month old brother Marc Evans.
Delighted over the new arrival are grandparents Mrs. Lillian Steinberg and Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Kobernick. Mrs. Steinberg has recently moved to San Diego from San Francisco.
Jolly 16 Dinner-Dance
Sunday, November 22
Southwestern Jewish Press November 13, 1953 Page 2
The Don Room of El Cortez Hotel on Sunday, Nov. 22, at 7:00 p.m. will be the site for the traditional dinner dance sponsored by the Jolly Sixteen. This affair will mark the 39th year of continued activity of these energetic women. Founded in 1914 when San Diego was too young to have an organized Jewish Service Association, it was the Jolly 16 who filled the gap for many years.
Its Scholarship Fund in memory of Leon and Lucille Rubel this year provided college opportunity to a deserving new American student. The “Treasured Recipes” Cook Book is now in its 2nd edition and provides funds for the Hebrew Home for the Aged.
Mrs. Saul Chenkin, chairman of the dance, has announced that tables for parties of 4 to 18 can be arranged. Larger parties may have adjoining tables. Tickets may be obtained from any Jolly 16 member or by calling B 7546.
National Speaker For
Hadassah Nov. 18
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Mrs. Nathan D. Perlman of Hadassah will be presented to the organization’s members next Wednesday, November 18, in Temple Center at the group’s regular luncheon meeting. Mrs. Perlman, a dynamic and dedicated woman, who has devoted more than twenty years 0f service to the cause of Hadassah has held positions of the highest responsibility in Hadassah. In May of 1953 she conducted the Hadassah tour in Israel and this gave her the opportunity to revisit Hadassah’s installations and to see the progress in the lands.
Mrs. Edward Kitaen will serve as General Chairman for this meeting since the event will highlight Hadassah Medical Organization’s projects and Mrs. Perlman will stress the great medical strides made by the organization in Israel.
Mrs. Robert S. Strauss, President, has just returned from the National Convention in Washington, D.C. and will present a brief and stimulating report to the guests.
Mrs. Edward Addleson, Luncheon Coordinator, and her able committee have a delightful luncheon menu planned and since a capacity crowd is expected reservations are requested by telephoning Mrs. Kitaen at Homeland 9-1390.
Mrs. David Millsburg, Mink Stole Award Chairman, will give a report on this project and she will model the stole for members to see and get the “feel of things.”
Mrs. William Pododoloff, Program chairman, will present the speaker and a musical interlude will be offered.
Temple Beth Israel Sisterhood
Southwestern Jewish Press November 13, 1953 Page 2
The regular monthly meeting of Temple Beth Israel Sisterhood will be held on Tuesday, November 24, at 11:45 in the Temple Center. The Captains for the luncheon are Mrs. Irving Schweitzer and Mrs. Mort Rosenbaum.
The program will consist of three attractions: a skit, featuring “Madam President” and the Seattle convention, together with numbers by a popular and well-known male quartet, and topped off with a monologue by Sisterhood’s own talented Fran Kagen.
Classified
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Rummage—Pioneer Women Shoshana Group Rummage Sale. Proceeds to Israel. Call H-4-0858 or W-4587 for pick-up. Clear your closets, or old stock in stores. Anything welcome.
For Sale—3 Second Trust Deeds--$5,200, $10,000, well secured. T-1-7433.
Baby Sitting—Widow with 8 years exper. in State Nursery will baby sit in her home, flat, Sun., and week day eves. Call eves. W-6-1059.
Calendar
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November
15th—Lasker Lodge Dinner-Dance—Caspar’s El Rancho.
16th—J.W.V. Aux. Membership Dinner—War Veteran’s Memorial Bldg.
17th—Jewish Community Center Annual Meeting—Chi Chi—6:30 p.m.
18th—Hadassah Speaker—Temple Center—12 noon.
19th—Beth Jacob Sisterhood Card Party—Beth Jacob Center—8:00.
22nd—Jolly 16 Dinner-Dance—El Cortez—7:00 p.m.
23rd—Beth Israel Dinner—Geo. Jessel—El Cortez Hotel.
29th—Lasker Lodge Hi-Jinks—Temple Center.
December
10th—Birdie Stodel B.B. Membership Luncheon—Cotton Patch.
13th—U.J.F. Annual Meeting—San Diego Hotel—6:30 p.m.
Speech Arts Studio
Offers New Classes
Southwestern Jewish Press November 13, 1953 Page 2
Miss Esther Siegel, Speech Arts instructor, announces two classes in Public Speaking for adults are now available for registration.
An evening class for business and professional people is scheduled for Tuesday night. A class for women is now being organized to meet tentatively on Wednesday morning. This class will appeal to those who find it more convenient to attend a day group. The course is presented in a practical and interesting manner and affords the opportunity to acquire ease and self-confidence through the use of more effective speech. The tuition for the course of ten weeks is $15.00.
A special Speech Arts class for children will also be organized. This class will be directed to help the child correct faulty habits of diction and reading and to overcome self-consciousness through the study of literature and dramatics. Tuition for the children’s class will be $5.00 a month.
Anyone wishing further information regarding the two adult Public Speaking classes or the Speech Arts Class for children is asked to contact Miss Siegel at her studio at The Barcelona Hotel, Main 0153. Private lessons may also be arranged for children and adults.
Resort Hosts Members Of Car Club
Southwestern Jewish Press November 13, 1953 Page 2
The beautiful grounds of Highland Springs Resort was the setting for a recent meeting of the members of the Classic Car Club of California. Mr. Victor Hosin who is a member of the club and also one of the owners of the Resort was the host for the meeting.
The purpose of the club is to get people interested in classic automobiles regardless of how old they are. The various names of the makes of the autos were Pierce Arrow, Packard, Lincoln and a very sharp looking DuPont.
As guests of the Resort, members are lunch and then enjoyed the many recreational facilities. One point was made clear to everyone, the automobile is definitely here to stay.
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