Compiled by San Diego Jewish World staff
Double Talk
Southwestern Jewish Press, July 9, 1954, Page 3
By Janet and Susan Solof
We hope you are having a wonderful vacation,
With fun and parties and plenty of relaxation
Yiddish Yak – The kids sure had fun at Roberta Wyloge’s terrific sweet sixteen party. Dancing, refreshments and mainly fun were a full blast. All of Roberta’s friends enjoyed the wonderful party. Best wishes on your 16th birthday.
Skating, sliding, falling into being a “man” was Alan Douglas who celebrated his Bar Mitzvah and birthday with a fabulous roller skating party. Skating alongside of Alan was all his gang. They had a gliding good time. Many more happy birthdays, Alan.
Celebrating the 4th of July with a “cool” party given by Jack Sharpe were all the kids. A bar-be-cue and dancing came before the fireworks. This was really celebrating.
Glimpsed milling and mingling with the crowd at the San Diego County Fair were Alvin Cohen, Debbie Strauss, Art Pogrell, Larry Zlotoff, Ruth Moskowitz, Jack Sharpe, Mort Cohn, Joan Breitbard, Larry Cantor, Gordon Levitt, Lucy Recht, Lawrence Schiller, Sheldon Golden, Janet and Susan Solof, Sharlene Stone, Herb Wenig, Phyliss Mollick, Harvey Cohen, Eileen Rivers, Paul Rosenthal, Linda Douglas, Philip Kaplan, Gary and Eddy Naiman.
Bye now –CY 5-0679.
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In Appreciation
Southwestern Jewish Press, July 9, 1954, Page 3
Mrs. Anna Fagelson and son, Roy, and family; Mr. and Mrs. Irving Fagelson and family; and Mrs. Niel Himmel wish to thank all their friends for their kindness and sympathy during their recent bereavement.
Mrs. Himmel is convalescing at home after hospitalization.
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Jewish Center News
Southwestern Jewish Press, July 9, 1954, Page 3
Women’s League – There will be an open meeting for members of the Jewish Community Center Women’s League on Thursday, July 22nd—1 p.m. at the Jewish Community Center, 3227 El Cajon Blvd. Plans for the coming year’s activities will be presented and all Jewish Community Center women members are invited to participate.
Teen-agers Attention!—Monday evening, July 12th—7:30 p.m. will be the beginning of a special summer program for Jr. Hi School boys and girls. Activities will include outings, beach parties, dressy parties, dances, refreshments in addition to the lounge activities. Monday night is the oly night of scheduled activities at the Center for Jr. High School boys and girls.
Thursday evening beginning July 15, 7:30 p.m. is for High School and college students only. Special activities will be programmed by the group.
Please remember to come to the Center on the night of your age group. Membership cards will be checked at the door and ineligible youngsters will be denied admission.
Baseball—All ambitious frustrated ball players are invited to participate in playing baseball Sunday mornings. Call the Center office for further information.
Center Donations – we wish to express our appreciation to the San Diego Lasker Lodge of B’nai B’rith; Temple Beth Israel Sisterhood; and Yo-Ma-Co for their contributions to the Camp Jaycee Scholarship Fund. These contributions are assisting youngsters to participate in camp activities to participate in camp activities who wouldn’t have been able to do so because of family financial difficulties. Thank you again.
We gratefully acknowledge receipt of office equipment gifts from Morrie Douglas, Maurie Novak and Henry Price.
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Esther Weitzman-Andrew Segal Joined In Candlelight Rites
Southwestern Jewish Press, July 9, 1954, Page 4
S. Esther Weitzman, daughter of Mr. and MRs. Harry R. Weitzman, will become the bride of Andrew Segal, son of Mrs. Helen Segal and Morris Segal of Far Rockaway, N.Y., at a candlelight ceremony in Tifereth Israel Synagogue on Sunday, July 11, at 5:00 p.m. Rabbi Monroe Levens will perform the wedding ceremony.
The bride’s waltz-length gown will be of nylon tulle and lace and will feature a scalloped portrait neckline and lace appliquéd full skirt. The illusion veil will be caught to a tiara of lace and red pearls. She will carry a white Bible bedecked with a white orchid and stephanotis.
Sonia Joyce Weitzman will be her sister’s maid of honor and is wearing a gown of white tulle and lace over pink taffeta. Mrs. William Schwartz is matron of honor and will be gowned in white and pink. Brides-maids Mrs. Lawrence Siegel, Mrs. Ralph Jacobs, and Charlotte Pearl are wearing nylon dotted swiss in blue, yellow and lilac. Marjorie Lowitz and Kay Prager will act as candle-lighers, flower girls are Andrea Press and Linda Thaler, and ring bearer is Darrell Cohen.
Arnold Segal will act has his brother’s best man. Ushers are Seymour Segal, brother of the groom, Leon Charney, Ben Press and Earnest Hine.
Over 300 guests have been invited to the dinner and reception to be held at Beth Jacob Center immediately following the wedding. The bride’s mother will receive in sky blue lace over taffeta and the groom’s mother will wear pink lace over taffeta. Mrs. Milton Rochman is in charge of the guest book.
After a 3-week honeymoon covering San Francisco, Lake Tahoe, Yosemite, Carmel and Sequoia, the newlyweds will make their home at 5805 Andros Ct.
The bride is a graduate of UCLA and is now teaching school in Santee. She is a member of Sigma Alpha Iota, professional music fraternity for women. The groom is a CCNY graduate and is affiliated with Pi Tau Sigma, engineering fraternity.
Out of town guests from San Bernardino are Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Weitzman, MR. and Mrs. Rusty Leidner; from Los Angeles are Mr. and MRs. Leon Weitzman, MR. and Mrs. Jack Weitzman, Mrs. S.G. Finn, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Twedt, Misses Rochelle Feinberg and Fern Osman, and Mr. Abe Kuscher. From Venice, Calif., are Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dobin; Lillian Shapiro of New York will attend with the groom’s mother and brothers.
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Personals
Southwestern Jewish Press, July 9, 1954, Page 4
While their San Diego friends will miss them, they wish Dr. and Mrs. Harry Kaufman the best of luck on their move to Hollywood. The Kaufmans will be living at 1427 N. Laurel Ave.
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Cantor and Mrs. Joseph Cysner wish to thank all their friends for their good wishes on the birth of their second daughter.
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This is not San Diego’s month. The community is sorry to lose the S.Z. Greenbergs to El Centro and the Lou Mogys to Los Angeles.
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There were at least two good reasons for the recent patio supper at the Sid Goldsteins. The Sarfans, Chemnicks and Kantors were all there to congratulate Ellen Goldstein on her graduation from Berkeley, and also wish her a Bon Voyage for her European Study-Travel Tour. Ellen expects to stay on in Europe to participate in the Work Camp Movement sponsored by the International Service Bureau in Paris. Some of the countries she expects to visit are England, France, Italy and Holland.
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Mr. and Mrs. Harry Apelman celebrated their 35th wedding anniversary by serving refreshments at the July 7 meeting of San Diego Post 185. Mr. Harry Apelman is a Past Department Commander and Past Post Commander. Mr. Apelman is a Past Auxiliary President.
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Travel Topics
Southwestern Jewish Press, July 9, 1954, Page 4
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Nathan are leaving July 12 to visit relatives in Kenosha, Waukegan and Chicago prior to their New York sailing August 6 on the USS United States. They will visit England, France, Belgium, Holland, Italy, Greece and will spend the High Holy days in Israel. The Nathans will sail for home in October on the Ile de France.
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The exciting town of San Francisco has made conquests of Dr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Kwint. They spent four days in the Northern City while Dr. Joe attended the National Convention of the American Medical Association. Since they averaged on 5 hours sleep a night, it’s a cinch they did more than attend meetings.
Before returning home they stopped in Las Vegas for four days where they ran into the Harold Lashers, George Starrs and the Morrie Krauses—and didn ‘t catch up on any lost sleep.
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Jack and Sarah Wyner left last Friday for a two-week motor trip up the coast. Tnhey hnope to cover territory all the way up to Canada. … The Mack Estersons have returned from a few days at Arrowhead Springs. It must be a busy place –as Ruth and Mack left, the Dr. John Bloomenthals were arriving … Mike Soule left last week with friends for a two week motor trip to Guadalajara and Mexico City … Belle Demsey had as one day guests her brother and sister-in-law of Cleveland.
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Mrs Al Neumann has as her house guest her niece, Marilyn Fladel of Brooklyn, N.Y. Miss Fladel will spend about three weeks on the coast.
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Joyce and Daniel Cohen and small son, Eric, of Inglewood were in San Diego last week visiting grandfather and great-grandfather, Samuel Tokman and Mrs. Tokman, before enplaning for Chicago, a University of Illinois reunion, and a summer of supervising children’s camps in Michiana, Mich.
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There is always room for one more with Lillian Miller. She left Wednesday, via Super Chief, for a month vacation in the East with her four children and Myrna Wosk. The children will receive plenty of attention from both their paternal and maternal grandparents when they arrive in Boston. They plan to stay with Mrs. Miller’s parents, Dr. and Mrs. Louis Victor. Myrna Wosk will visit relatives in New York. We wonder how Dr. David Miller will stand the quiet in his home.
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Classified
Southwestern Jewish Press, July 9, 1954, Page 4
NURSE—8-hour, adult case. Baby sitting nites. BE-3-5996.
FOR SALE, House. Loma Portal, 3 bedrooms. Priced to sell with excellent terms. AC-3-0625.
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Calendar
Southwestern Jewish Press, July 9, 1954, Page 4
11th—Yo-Ma-Co Installation Dinner Dance
12th—B’nai B’rith Girls Card Party Luncheon – Temple Center – 12 noon.
18th—City of Hope Aux. Annual Picnic – Pepper Grove.
25th—Yo-Ma-Co Picnic—Alpine Park.
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B.B. Girls Set Luncheon
Southwestern Jewish Press, July 9, 1954, Page 4
The San Diego Chapter of B’nai B’rith Girls is presenting a Card Party-Luncheon at the Temple Center on July 12 at 12 noon.
The girls themselves are preparing the lunch which will be followed by card games.
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