26—Friday, July 12, 1968
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
. Joan Palant Becomes.
Martin Edelman 's Wife
MRS. MARTIN EDELMAN
Joan Elyse Palant and Martin
David Edelman were united in
marriage Saturday evening with
Rabbi M. Robert Syme and Cantor
Harold Orbach officiating.
The couple's parents are Mr. and
Mrs. Melvin Palant of Stratford
Ct., Oak Park, and Mrs. Bertha
Edelman of Oak Park Blvd., Oak
Park, and the late Mr. Phillip
-Edelman.
The bride's gown and man-
tilla were designed of re-em-
broidered Alencon lace on Eng-
lish net. Her cathedral train of silk
illusion cascaded from a sleeveless
bolero jacket_ of matching lace.
She carried Stephanotis and Pha-
Inenopsis on her mother's Bible.
Ellen Susan Palant was maid of
honor. Bridesmaids were Susan
Faudem, Lois Nelson, Lauren Pos-
ner, Dore Rubin and Mrs. Theo-
', dore A. Schneider. Shelley Beth
Wish was the flower girl.
'Joel Bruss served as best man.
Ushers were Leonard Fedon, Rob-
ert Golden, Theodore A. Schneider,
Martin Tuchman and Stuart Wish.
After a honeymoon trip to Mont-
eal, the couple will reside in
yal Oak.
eatless
yet so
IT STICKS TO THE
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Marriages
WASSERMAN- SI•VERMAN
Elaine Linda Silverman, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert
S. Silverman of Pittsfield, Mass.,
was married recently to Dr. Fred-
erick Howard Wassermann, son of
Dr. and Mrs. Lewis Wassermann
of Westover Rd., Southfield. Rabbi
Harold I. Salzmann officiated.
The bride wore a peau de soie
gown with Alencon lace accents
and a matching mantilla. She car-
ried butterfly roses and apple
blossoms. Mrs. Alan Freed, the
bride's sister, was matron of honor.
Bette Stadlen was bridesmaid, an
Shari Beaver was flower girl. Mor-
ley Wassermann was best man for
his brother. Alan Freed, Dr. Henry
Citron, Dr. Harvey Beaver, Rich-
ard Goddard and Frederick De-
Marco ushered. Following a trip
to Cade Cod, the couple will live
in Southfield.
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SOLOMON-ELSON: Wendy Sue
Elson, daughtet of Mr. and Mrs.
Milton Elson of W. Boston Blvd.,
was married recently to Dr. Allen
Jay Solomon, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Solomon of Sutherland
Ave., Oak Park. Rabbi Morton M.
Kanter officiated at the ceremony.
The couple will reside in Los
Angeles.
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CARRIS-HOROWITZ: At a recent
ceremony at Temple Beth El, Ar-
line B. Horowitz became the bride
of Harry J. Carris. The couple's
parents are Mr. and Mrs. Hyman
Sipher of Gardner Ave., Oak Park,
and Mr. and Mrs. Joel E. Carris
of Tareyton Ave., Farmington.
After a honeymoon trip to Nassau
and Jamaica, the couple will re-
side in Southfield.
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PAGE-EMMER: Mr. and Mrs.
Maxwell H. Emmer of Wareham
Dr., Huntington Woods, announce
the recent marriage of their daugh-
ter Lane Darrel to Dr. Law-
rence Richard Page, son of Mr.
Sidney Page of Drayton Plains and
the late Mrs. Page. Rabbi Leon
Pram officiated. Attendants to the
bride were her sister, Mrs. Abel
Selburn, matron of honor, Mallory
Selburn and Mrs. Larry Weingar-
den, the bridegroom's sister. Larry
Weingarden was best man, and
ushers were Donald Burdick, Ken-
neth Robiner and Abel Selburn.
Mrs. Page wore a short dress of
silk worsted with a high neckline
and jeweled bodice, She carried
a globe of shattered Fuji mums
with velvet streamers. Following
a honeymoon in Canada, the cou-
ple will reside in New Jersey,
where the bridegroom is stationed
with the U.S. Air Force.
Sharon L. Berkowitz
to Wed Leonard Bayer
On a bright fall morning in 1960 past 20 years, Block has been 'ex-.
a Denver millionaire left his home ecutive director of the Jewish Com-
for work, never to return again. munity Relations Council and for
Although his death was unwit- the past seven years, a member
nessed and his body never recov- of the Sam Francisco Board of
ered, detectives were able to piece Parole 'Commissioners. This is his
together a web of evidence that not eighth book.
only revealed the identity of the
murderer, but was strong enough
to convict him of his crime. This
JACK
is only one of the 13 cases of true
murders which Eugene Block dis-
cusses
in his latest book, "The Fab-
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The Little Band
ric of Guilt," published by Double-
With the Big Sound
day.
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Although the crimes in this col-
lection are diverse in nature, time, .... ■■ •• ■ =mw
and origin, they all have three
facts in common—most were com-
., mitted unseen, all were solved, and
most importantly, in each case the
criminal was convicted on the
basis of circumstantial evidence.
Block reinforces by example a
MRS. RICHARD HEIDEMAN
statement once made by a noted
Phyllis E. Greenberg, daughter judge, "Circumstances never lie,
of Mr. and Mrs. Max Greenberg but witnesses sometimes do."
No newcomer to the field of
of Cranston, R. I. was married in
Sharon, Mass., recently to Richard criminology, Eugene Block covered
D. Heideman of Roselawn Ave., the police beat while he was a cub
son of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore reporter for the San Francisco
Max Schrut
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Geraldine Greenberg served her
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Michael Heideman was his bro-
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After a wedding trip to Israel,
the couple will reside in Ann Ar-
bor.
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Episcopal Minister
From Detroit Joins
Study Tour -of Israel
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The Rev. Dr. William B. Sperry,
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rector emeritus of Christ Church
in. Detroit, is . participating in the
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of 28 university
faculty and
Christian clergy-
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the 29-day tour.
They will visit Rev. Sperry
both historical sites and: contem-
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Obenhaus, professor of. Christian
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ethics at 'Chicago TheolOgical Sem-
inary, , who is leading the tour with *
Rabbi Herbert :Weiner, of Temple *
Israel, South Organge, N.J., said
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seminar on Israel.
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