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Betsy Blumberg Teplis & Shirley Yudelson Mosinger

Betsy Blumberg Teplis turned 94 on Jan. 24, and Shirley Yudelson Mosinger, a former Atlantan, celebrated her 91st birthday Jan. 29.

January 29, 2020, 12:55 pm Edit
Betsy Teplis and Shirley Mosinger celebrated their birthdays Jan. 26 at The Breman Museum’s tour of Girls High School (now The Roosevelt Historic Apartment Homes). Teplis was Class of 1944; Mosinger, Class of 1946. It was the first time Mosinger had seen the school since graduating.
Betsy Teplis and Shirley Mosinger celebrated their birthdays Jan. 26 at The Breman Museum’s tour of Girls High School (now The Roosevelt Historic Apartment Homes). Teplis was Class of 1944; Mosinger, Class of 1946. It was the first time Mosinger had seen the school since graduating.

Betsy Blumberg Teplis

Betsy Blumberg Teplis turned 94 on Jan. 24. Teplis served on the board of the Chastain Park Civic Association and was membership chair of the Southern Jewish Historical Society for eight years. She spearheaded the project to repair and clean up the Ahavath Achim Synagogue section at Historic Oakland Cemetery and remains on the advisory board there. Teplis plays mahjong, is a member of the Jewish Genealogical Society of Georgia, and is active at her senior residence.

Shirley Yudelson Mosinger

Shirley Yudelson Mosinger, a former Atlantan, celebrated her 91st birthday Jan. 29.

Mosinger was vice president of the National Council of Jewish Women in St. Louis and served on the board of Temple Emanuel there.

She stared the program, Beginning Babies with Books, which received President George H.W. Bush’s Points of Light award, and also recognized her work with literacy.

Shirley volunteers with the ESL program at a public school in St. Louis.

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