The Holland Evening Sentinel from Holland, Michigan • Page 10

THURSDAY, JANUARY 3, 1963 THE HOLLAND, MICHIGAN, EVENING SENTINEL PAGE THREE Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Roy Carroll Barbara Klomparens Wed To Joseph Ray Carroll Install Officers At Bethel Guild The Guild for Christian Service of Bethel Reformed Church met Wednesday night. Mrs. Reinink presided.

Mrs. Ray Sprick led devotions. Mrs. J. Schippers was pi- enist.

Miss Ruth Kronemeyer was in charge of installation of new officers. Installed were Mrs. Reinmk, president; Mrs. Don Hartgerink, vice president; Mrs. L.

Terpsma, secretary, Mrs. J. Drnek, treasurer, Hrs. J. Lubbers, assistant secretary-treasurer, Mrs.

A. Andringa, spiritual life chairman; Mrs N. Van Lente, service chairman- Mrs. M. Vanden Bosch, organization chairman Duets were sung by Mrs.

Jack Essenburg and Mrs. Dave Rhoda accompanied by Mrs. Alvin Dirkse A skit "Bringing in the Sheaves," was presented by Mrs. M. Vanden Bosch, Mrs Stan Sprick, Mrs.

W. Van Buren, Mrs. J. De Graiaf, Mrs D. Hartgerink Elaine Beck- voorst sang "Bringing in the Sheaves" to close the skit.

Closing spiritual life thought was given by Miss Alice Kooyers. Hostesses were Mrs. Reimnk, Mrs H. Ver Hulst, Mrs. M.

Deters and Mrs. A. Van Harn. Comstock Park to Host Fifth District Meeting COMSTOCK PARK The Fifth District Association of the American Legion Auxiliary will hold a dinner meeting, Tuesday, Jan. 15, at 6.30 p.m.

at the Post Hall, 3811 West River N.W., Comstock Park, Mich. Reservations may be made with Mrs. Mary Becker, 330 Stowell, Comstock Park, Phone: EML-4736 or EML-1112, or Mrs Frances Williamson, 1 Lamoreaux Comstock Park, Michigan, Phone: EML-4862 The deadline for these reservations will be on Saturday, Jan. 12. Miss Barbara Grace Klomparens became the bride of Joseph Ray Carroll on Friday in St.

Theresa's Church, Aruba, Netherlands Antilles Father van Baars performed the double ring ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. James T. Klomparens. 616 State and the late Mr.

Klomparens The groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ray Carroll of Boulder, Colo The bride was given marriage by Gerardu-s Smit Matron of honor was Mrs. Teresia Van Rijchevorsel van Kessel Srnit A reception followed the ceremony on the patio and in the garden at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

James Collins. Miss Dorothy Joseph was in charge of the guest book. Mr. and Mrs. Carroll left on a honeymoon trip to Curacao.

Mrs. Carroll is a graduate of Hope College and taught school in Grand Rapids for four years. She is presently teaching in Aruba. Mrs. Carroll was graduated from the College of Engineering at the University' of Colorado and is with the Lago Oil and Transport Aruba, Netherlands West Indies.

Their address is Box 52. Jack Helder-Miss Boots Married in Lum Church LAPEER--Mr. and Mrs. Herman Boots of Lapeer announce the marriage of their daughter, Shirley Ann, to Jack T. Helder, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Henry J. Helder, route 2, Holland. The couple was married in the Bearinger Church, Lum, by the Rev. Dorm Thomas on Nov.

24. Attendants were Miss Delores Longman of Lapeer, maid of honor; Miss Mary Kay Swantak of Lapeer and Miss Rosalie Mahaffey of Brown City, bridesmaids. Harold Dykema of Holland was best man Ushers were Earle Helder, brother of the groom, and Donald D. Boots, brother of the bride. The couple is making their home in Holland following a wedding trip to Niagara Falls and New York City.

Inventory Clearance Sale Fall Winter DRESSES Reg. $10.98 to $14.98 NOW Reg. $15.98 to $17.98 NOW Reg. $19.98 to $24.98 NOW 8.98 10.98 13.98 WINTER COATS REDUCED UP TO Skirts, Sweaters Slacks Reg. $6.98 NOW Reg.

$8.98 NOW Reg $10.98 NOW Reg. $14.98 NOW This does not include colon. 3.98 5.98 6.98 Jewelry, Robes, Wayne Maid Dresses, Slips, Panties Reduced for Clearance Where Women love to Shop Where you Always find something new. 30 EAST 8TH ST. PHONE EX 2-9006 Engaged Miss Judith Anne Thompson Mr.

and Mrs. Harold Thompson, Elwill announce the engagement of their daughter, Judith Anne, of Grand Rapids to David Eckwielen, son of Mr and Mrs. John Eckwielen of Grand Rapids Miss Thompson is a graduate of Grand Rapids Junior College, where she was a member of Pi Phi Rho sorority, and of West Michigan University in Kalamazoo, where she was a member of Kappa Delta Phi, honorary in education. Her fiance attended Grand Rapids Junior College and is attending Michigan State University in East Lansing. A June wedding is being planned.

1. A Miss Judith Ann Mosselink Mr. and Mrs. Henry Masselink of Hudsonville announce the engagement of their daughter, Judith Ann. to Gary Allen Boetsrna, son of Mr and Mrs Martin Boetsma of route 2, Zeeland.

A February wedding is planned Miss Elaine Ruth Vander Velden The engagement of Miss Elaine Ruth Vander Velden to Larry Van Wieren has been announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs William Vander Velden, route 1. Mr. Van Wieren is the son of Mr and Mrs John Van Wieren, 1199 West 32nd St. An April wedding is being planned.

VFW Auxiliary Gives Party for Veterans Several members of the local VFW Auxiliary entertained at a party in the Veterans Facility in Grand Rapids Wednesday evening Christmas gifts were presented to the auxiliary's two "adopted" veterans and one also received a birthday gift. Two bushels of apples were included in the refrsh- ments sponsored by the local group. Cigarettes also were given to the veterans. About 160 men and women attended the party. Attending from the local unit were Mrs John Matchinsky, Mrs.

Peter Boersema, Miss Phyllis Boersema. Mrs Frank and Mrs. Paul Dalman. Four new members were added to the VFW Auxiliary at the business meeting which took place at the annual Christmas party in the VFW Post home on Dec. 27.

Three also were reinstated. The evening was spent socially with a gift exchange and refreshments. Dedicatory services this week for the new First Reformed Church, located on State and 26th Sts will be concluded tonight with a Community Open House when all residents of Holland and vicinity are invited to a program in the church auditorium at 8 m. and a tour of the new building afterwards Greetings will be presented by Dr. Jrwm Lubbers, president of Hope College: Dr.

Elton Eenigenburg of Western Theological Seminary; Mayor Nelson Bosman: the Rev. Henry Voogd of the Classis of Holland, Reformed Church in America, the Rev William Burd of First Presbyterian Church: the Rev John Bolting of Faith Christian Reformed Church, and the Rev. Edward Tams, representing the Foreign Mission Board. Anthems to be sung by the choir will include "Laudamus Te," tWe Washington Irving, author of "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow," is credited with giving New York City the nickname "Gotham," after the Mother Goose rhyme about the "Three Wise Men of Gotham" who went to sea in a bowl. CLEARANCE SALE FINE LADIES' APPAREL AT REDUCED PRICES Margret's LAKEWOOD SHOPPING PLAZA NORTH RIVER AVE.

CONVENIENT CREDIT Open House at New First Church Scheduled Tonight Local Calendar of Events TONIGHT 7 30--Woman's Society of Christian Service of First Methodist Church social rooms. 7.30--Duplicate Bridge Club at Eagles Lodge. 7.30--Harrington Women's Athletic Club in school gym 8 00 Holland Chapter Sweet Adelines, Tulip Towners Chorus, Hotel Warm Friend 8 00 Men's Brotherhood of Bethel Reformed Church 8 00--Community Open House at First Reformed Church, 26th and State Sts. TOMORROW 9 30 Lecture by Dr. Berkhof in Western Seminary Chapel.

7 30 Eagles Auxiliary officers meeting. Regular i at 8 7 30 Story Hour at Herrick Public Library. Town Talk Leaders of Blue Bird and Camp Fire groups are reminded to call in their reservations for the potluck dinner before Monday noon at the Camp Fire office. EX 4-4570. The dinner will be held Tuesday at 6 30 in the Civic Center.

Linda Smith, 11-year-old daughter of Mr and Mrs. Robert Smith, 77 East 18th St, returned Monday to Blodgett Memorial Hospital, Grand Rapids, where she underwent surgery Wednesday. She will remain in the hospital for several weeks, after which she will be home. Mr and Mrs. Joe Boers, route 3, returned Tuesday evening from a two-week vacation in Miami and Lake Worth, Fla.

Loren K. Boerman, 112 East 22nd will begin six months of active duty training on Monday at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo. After his return, this reservist will resume his military training with a reserve unit Holland The Missionary Group of Third Reformed Church met on Wednesday for a consecration meeting. Mrs. Manus Mulder presided.

Hostesses were Mrs. F. Beeuwkes and Mrs. J. Zuidema.

A regular meeting of the Holland Aquarium Society will be held Tuesday, Jan. 8, at the home of Dr and Mrs. Robert Cavanaugh, 743 Lugers Rd at 8 m. Slides will be shown of the Shedds Aquarium of Chicago. Gerrit Dykman, lay minister working in the Fennville area, will speak at a meeting of the Men's Brotherhood in Bethel Reformed Church tonight at 8 m.

Mrs. Walter Adamaitis of 310 Washington Ave, left today for New Britain, where she was called by the death of her sister, Mrs John Lynch who died Wednesday evening. Mrs. Lynch, a former resident of Holland, left Holland about six years ago. She made her home with Mr.

and Mrs. Adamaitis Mr and Mrs. Gerrit Veurink, 49 East 22nd will appear as guests on the Truth or Consequence television program on Tuesday. The Veunnks are in California visiting with their son-in- law and daughter, the Rev. and Mrs Arvin Wester of Chino They left Holland in November and plan to return in March.

Veurink is a retired mail carrier Holland Hospital births include a daughter, Jackie Lynn, born Wednesday to Mr. and Mrs. Billy Fowler, 19503 Forest Dr a son, born this morning to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Helder, 1399 Waukazoo Dr.

Births in Zeeland Hospital include a son. Carl Glenn, born Wednesday to Mr and Mrs. Jay Kooiker, route 2, Holland; a daughter, born this morning to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hauck, 7482 Louise Ave Jenison.

Praise Thee' by Mueller and "Behold Now Praise the Loid." by Titcomb. The Rev Bernard Brim- Mmg is pastor of the church. Refreshments will be served in the church parlors The special meeting Wednesday evening in the church was a family-missionary service featuring the rededication of the Christian Service Flag in charge of the Missionary Committee Honored representing ministers and missionaries of the church included Mrs Minnie Marsilje. Miss Lois Marsilje, Mrs Hazel Laman. Mrs Tennis Prms.

Mrs. Ellen Ruisard, Dr and Mrs Anthony Luidens, Miss Tena Holkeboer, Mrs Edith Mrs. Fannie Nykerk, David Nvkerk. Mr. and Mrs.

Walter Van-ler Haar. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Vander Haar, the Rev. and Mrs Wayne Lemmen.

Mrs. Carolyn Goulooze. Mrs Genevieve Kragt. Mr and Mrs John Tien and Mrs. Janet Vander There are 104 stars on the Christian Service Flag representing 104 ministers and missionaries who have gone into full time Christian service Dr Anthony Luidcns.

whose son the Rev Edwin Luidens is a missionary in Lebanon, gave the principal address at the family-missionary service The Rev. Allen Cook, Hope College pastor, conducted devotions and James Lucas sang "How Beautiful Upon the Mountains" by Harker Following the closing prayer by the Rev Henry Mollema, a member of First Reformed Church, refreshments were served the parlors of the church On the social committee were Richard stra. chairman, Russell Kempker, Willis Bosch, Donald Nivison. Harvey Laman and George Svvieien- ga. The tables were beautifully decorated with yellow and gold rnums.

Refreshments featured large decorated cakes, one representing the service flag and the other the carillon bells Chairman of the Missions Committee is Harvey Laman Others are Herbert Colton Jr Mr. Bosch and Lawrence Zwemer. Hospital Notes Admitted to Holland Hospital Monday were Kelly Houtman, 218 152nd Ave Manuel Bermudez, 135 Burke A Chayns Burd, 555 College Ave Mrs Erne.st Bush, 666 Saunders Ave Cathleen Hoffmeyer, 743 156th Ave Marlene Joy Hulst, route 1, East Saugatuck; Carl Van Dyke, 134 West Central Zeeland; Mary Peeks, 81f Washington Ave. i a same Discharged Monday- were David 174 West Eighth St Everett De Fouw, route 5, Donna Heerspmk, 747 State St Mrs Leonard Jones, route 3, Fennville; Deane Langkeek, 1670 Washington A Mrs Zara Marcotte, 127 West 14th St; Juanita aNally, route 2, Fennville; lola Padding, 607 East Central A Zeeland, John Pinkerman, 1330 Northfield Grand Rapids, Stanley Van Otter- loo, 163 East 25th St Mary Peeks, 816 Washington Ave. Admitted Tuesday were Paul J.

De Roos, 2457 Thomas Ave Loretta Tucker, 14181 Carol Mrs Tommy Harris, 1737 Perry St. Kirk Bnggs, 109 West 30lh St John Frens, 229 West 19th St Mrs. Jim Bruursema, route 1 Mrs IVcal Dykema, 467 Julius St Mrs. Gordon Van Dyke, 48 West St Roxanne Moore, route 1, West Olive, Michael Phillips, 231 Ninth St Mrs. a Delke, 2453 Williams Brent Smith, 26 Ea.st 16th St Sandra Cammenga, 1512 We.st Lakewood Blvd Kenneth Xienhuiv, 71 East 31st St Discharged Tuesday were James Zuidema.

758 East Eighth St Karl Slayer and baby, West 32nd St Calvert twins of Mr and Mrs. Reuben Calvert, route 4 Mr.s John Starch and baby, 130 Dartmouth, Mrs Bob Collins and baby, New Richmond; Mr.s Coba Bender. 217 Norwood; Steven Bronson 585 West 23rd St Marjone Hanchett, route 1, Coopersville: Jerome Coumhan, District Scout Round Table Is Set for Tuesday The first Chippawa District Scout Round Table for unit leaders and Den Mothers for the season ill be hold Tuesday at 7 30 Ixmgfellow School. Hast unit for the will be the Cub Scout P.ick sponsored by the Longfellow School Cub Scout section wll be under the direction of Rex Foss, Cub- master of Paik 3057, Olue, and the Scout section i be in charse of Alficd Kane, AssiMant Disti ict C'ommissioner The Kx- plorer Section will be directed by Bon Mulder, Assistant District Commisioner. Corning progiams will be outlined by Don Van Distuct Scout and Hugh Howell.

District Commissioner, assisted by Assistant Uismct Commissioner Earl Dalirun Assistant Disti ict Commissioner Rus.sell Senior ill a film strip and discuss the of a Den in each Cub Pack This piosiam i featuio iiCtiMties of the Cub Scout from to 11 a i the Scout is ready to graduate into a Scout tioop of his choice The Scout and Explorer section will feature actuitieb of all unit-, prepai ing for the Dusti ict Klondike Derb to be held in Jamestown on Jan 12 and the Council Klondike Derby at Johnston Park Grand Rapids on Keb The three top lated sleds the district will represent the district at the council Set Tryouts for Comedy Play 'Harvey' in Library Tnoiits for the Holland Community Theatre comedy production, i be held Monday and Tuesday from 7 to in the Hernck Library audi- toiium "Harvey," the story of the imaginary rabbit, will be picsentcd Feb 22 and 23 the Holland High School auditorium Tryouts are open to cveiyone in the area The cast includes the following Major roles, men and four women; minor roles, one man and tuo women Xo previous stage expenence is necessary. Special arrangements i be made for trouts for any interested person who cannot attend on the scheduled evenings These persons may contact Miss Nancy director of the production, at ED 3329 before Those interested in signing up for a crcv. may do so at tryouts or mav contact Miss Sandra Decker, technical directoi, at ED 55667 Play scripts may be obtained for reading from Miss Norling 122 East 30th Ave Sherwin Brower, route 1, Hamilton. Mrs Sarah Colebaugh, 501 Washington Ave. Admitted Wednesday were LeRoy Vodder.

304 Hayes Ruth Hornstra, 610 Harrington, Mary Ponstem, 264 We.st 14th SI Wayne G. Lansen, 147 Central Ave Alan Vander Beck, 23 East 2fith St a Ridlington, Resthaven, Mrs Elmer Hirdes, 5i Vander Veen Kristine Kreuger, route 1 Hamilton, Mrs Ernest Wanrooy, 21fi South Dhi.sion Mrs Bradley 1744 Washington Ave "Wr.s Corbet Adams, 3, Helen Labadie, 355 Rner Ave Betty A 903 Paw Paw Dr Bh.ss Vanden Heuvel, 393 Lincoln a Baughman, 1)153 North Shore Spring Lake John H. Chnspell, 1091 Lakewood Blvd Discharged Wednesday Steven Scotty Vandor Vliet, 3304 144nd A Mrs LeRoy Dekker a bahy, 293 a A Thomas DC Puydt. 677 Van Raaite Ave Mrs William Goodyke and baby, 172't We.st 21.st St Mr.s Simon Fennville; Mr.s August Overway and baby, 824 Pine Roxanne Egbers, 333 Felch Mrs Ethel Cawthon, 176 Columbia Ue Arnold Appledorn, 677 a Mrs George Schreur, route 2. Zeeland; Mrs.

Erne.st Bush, 666 Saunder.s BUY THE BEST LOWREY ORGANS Story Clark Pianos SALES AND SERVICE LEE DE FREE PIANOS AND ORGANS Holland's exclusive Lowrey dealer. 19 E. 8th St. EX 6-4900 Angie Chondler Draper with painting. Painter of Famous Horses Started Career in Holland Speaking Here Dr E.

Sanden Dr 0 Sanden of Minneapolis, Minn will speak at the Men's Breakfast Saturday at 6 30 a m. in the Youth for Christ Clubhouse. Dr Snndon is a Phi Beta Kappa graduate of the University of Texas, graduate of Columbia and Austin Presbyterian Seminaries, a Fellow of the Tcxa.s Academy of Science, a member of the American Associdlion for the Advancement of Science and formerly dean of the College of Liberal Arts of the Northwestern Schools Dr Sanden is at present speaking the First Baptist Church in Zeeland All men are invited to these interdenominational breakfasts held on alternate Saturday mornings. Anifrican's 92 medical and 47 dont.il sfhools graduate about 7,300 physn lans and 3,200 dentists year. ONE LOW PAYMENT Buys Home full of fine furniture AT VOGELZANG'S 25 E.

8th. Your source for famous brands in Furniture-Appliances-Housewarei As a student in Holland Junior and Senior High Schools back in the 1940's, Angie Chandler drew lor.ses at every opportunity and read all the books she could about horses. It is no surprise to anyone who knew her then, to know that she has become a successful illustrator of books about horses and a painter of horse portraits--not just any horse, but the champions in the field Now Mrs Arthur D. Draper Jr. and living in Tampa.

Fla Angie was kept busy illustrating a newly published book by Walter Farley on "Man 0' Wdr" and showing her paintings of horses. After leaving a Mrs. Draper studied at the Rmglmg School of Art in Sarasola, Fla She did freelance drawing and painting in Florida specialuing in race horses and stall ions Among the paintings she has done for their owners are portraits of Sword Dancer, Horse of the Year and Bally Ache, Horse of the Year. She has also painted portraits of Joppy with her last foal Joppy is the mare that produced the famous Carry Back Waller Farley, author of the Black Stallion scries and other books about horses met Mrs Draper and was so impressed with her that he gave her the opportunity to illustrate his latest book "Man 0' War," just published Angie is married to Arthur Draper Jr of Tampa, Fla and they have two daughters. The career of the young artist has been followed with much interest by many Holland residents, including Mrs.

Peter Van Domelcn, South Shore who supplied much of the material for use in The Sentinel Mrs Louise Krum, teacher of art in Holland High School, had a great deal to do with encouraging Angle Chandler to continue in this unique phase of the arts. Marriage Licenses Ottawa County Richard Dale Van Order, 19, route 2, Holland, and Betty Lou Engelsman, 19, Zeeland. IN A BATHE BABY ISath'mette BABY GIFTS AND BABY NEEDS Many FAMOUS NAME BRANDS THE ACCEPTED WAY Peterson Strollers Welsh Buggies Infanseats Comfy Babes BATHINETTES Complete Selection 26 95 Cosco High Chairs Welsh Cribs Bassinettes Ploy Pens and Pads Crib Mattresses Car Beds and many other items. USE FASY CREDIT TERMS! CYCIE SHOP tost Mfici City His HOUSE SLIPPER AND HANDBAG SALE Men's SLIPPERS Values to $4.99 $O69 All HANDBAGS off Women's and Children's SLIPPERS Values to $3.99 $169 Pair 2 Women's Fuzzy Lambs Wool SLIPPERS Reg. $4.99 NOW 3.19 LOKERS SHOES DOWNTOWN ZEELAND.