Cara Wigodski Tied
To Sidney Blumenthal

MRS. SIDNEY BLUMENTHAL

In a double-ring ceremony,
solemnized June 19 at Bel-Aire
Terrace, . Cara Lee • Wigodski,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
Edward Wigodski, of 18460 Pra-
irie, became the bride of Sidney
Blumenthal,, of 20437 Lesure, son
of the late Mr. and Mrs. Max
Blumenthal. Rabbi Hayim Donin
and Cantor Hyman Adler offi-
ciated. -
The bride's gown of pure silk
Italian taffeta was highlighted
by a shirred, basque bodice and
portrait neckline. Small, em-
broidered flowers were appliqued
on the bodice, surrounding the
neckline and centered With seed
pearls. The long . sleeves ended
in points over the wrists.
The full skirt spread into a
court train, and was worn over
a hoop of taffeta. Her cap was
a tiny pillbox of matching fabric,
adorned with the same embroid-
ery and seed pearls, and held in
place the fingertip veil of silk
illusion. She carried a white
Bible, topped with a white or-
chid and pale pink roses.
Geraldine Leslie Wigod was the
maid of honor, and bridesmaids
were Carol Rosner, Judy Bloom-
field and Zelda Altman, of Co-
lumbus, 0. Samantha Rosner
was junior bridesmaid and Lisa
Joy Rosen, of Newton, Mass., was
flower girl.
Sheldon William Wigod was
the bridegroom's best man, while
serving as ushers were Sheldon
Freedheim, Robert Marens, Eu-
gene Gordon, Dennis Ormond,
Samuel Rosner and Melvin Fish-
man. Stanley Wigodski, the
bride's brother, was junior ush-
er, and Douglas Rosen, of New-
ton, was ring bearer.
A dinner and reception follow-
ed the ceremony.
The bride attended Ohio State
University, and the bridegroom,
a former University of Michigan
student, now attends Wayne
University. The couple will re-
side at 15045 James, -Oak Park,
0
Mich.

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J 0 H A NNESBURG, (JTA) —
"There is no such thing as a
Jewish question in South Af-
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Malan told a Jewish delegation
which visited .him at his home
at Stellenbosch, near Capetown,
to present him with a certificate
of his inscription in the Jewish
National Fund's Golden Book by
a group of Jewish admirers. •

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Ordination of Women
Considered by Rabbis

Reconsideration of Judaism's
'historic stand against women
rabbis was asked for by Dr. Bar-
nett R.. Brickner, of Cleveland,
in his presidential address to the
Central Conference of American
Rabbis, at its 66th annual con-
vention at Asbury Park, N.J.
The Reform rabbis referred
the matter to a special commit-
tee which will report back next
year.
Rabbi Brickner 'referred t6 a
recent decision of the- General
Assembly of the Presbyterian
Church which, he said, "broke a
167-year-old tradition by vot-
ing four to one to ordain wom-
en as ministers," and cited the
shortage of rabbis because of the
rapid rise in the number of Re-
form temples. Congregations af-
filiated with the Union of Amer-
ican Hebrew Congregations, cen-
tral body of Reform, now total-
ling, over 500 templeS, have dou-
bled within the last decade.
Dr. Brickner also urged his
fellow rabbis to support the
United Nations, help combat the
racial character of American im-
migration laws, and join in ef-
forts to secure peace in the Mid-
dle East.
Speaking of Israel's efforts to-
wards peace in the Middle East,
Dr. Brickner referred to Ameri-
can policy as one "which has not
been completely understandable
to a beleaguered and belabored
Israel." "Now is the time," Dr.
Brickner said, "when Mr. Dulles
tells us that the entire American
policy vis-a-vis Israel is under-
going a revision, for us to heart-
ily' endorse a concrete expression
of friendship through a formal
treaty, which will link Israel and
America in a great and common
purpose—the defense of free
democracy."
Dr. Brickner expressed the
hope that President Eisenhow-
er's recent 10 recommendations
for changes in the McCarran-
Walter Immigration -Act would
Walter
i lead to a substantial revision of
the entire immigration program.
Rabbi Brickner was re-elected
to the presidency of the Confer-
ence.

14—DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Segal-Rubin Vows
Spoken by Candlelight

Friday, June 24, 1955

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AKULIN - MICHAELSON. Mr.
and Mrs. Edwin I. Michaelson,
of Fairfield Ave., announce the
marriage on June 16, in . Phila-
delphia_, - their daughter, Ju-
dith Susan, to Owen Jay Akulin,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Al Akulin,
of Philadelphia. Dr. Bertram
Korn, of Knesseth Israel Temple,
officiated at the ceremony,
which was followed by a wed-
ding breakfast at the Warwick
Hotel. Following their honey-
moon in Michigan and Ohio, the
newlyweds will take up residence
in Elkins Park, Pa.

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united in marriage to David Se-
gal, son of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
Segal, of Wisconsin Ave. Dr.
Leon Fram officiated.
The new Mrs. Segal chose a
gown of French imported lace,
which fell in balloon tiers to
floor - length. The veil was of
the lace, and was held in place
by a crown studded with stones.
She carried a white, lace fan
with orchids.
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included Leo Schoenfeld, ,-Wil-
llam Keller, Burt Schieff, Frank
Segal and Howard Feldman, the
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honeymoon in Miami Beach, Fla.
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