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I South Holland Mrs. Mildred Rosenberg Mrs. Mildred Edna Rosenberg, 39 passed away at Ingalls Memorial hospital, Monday, after a lingering illness. Until recent years when the family lived in Thornton, 111., they were residents of South Holland. The deceased had been confined to the hospital for about three weeks.

Funeral servicse were conducted Thursday at 2:30 p. m. from the Thornton church the Rev. William pastor of the Thornton Lutheran church, officiating. Burial was in Oak Ridge cemetery- Survivors are her husband, Odine, four sons, Odean, Paul, Ross and a daughter, Betty Lou; her father, Enoch Hall; a brother, Elmer, of Logansport, and a sister, Mrs.

Agnes Matthews of Dubuque, la. Arie Anker Arie Anker, a lifelong resident of South Holland, passed away at Ingalls Memorial hospital at the age of 76 years. His death was caused by pneumonia and kidney ailments. Funeral services were held at 2 p. m.

Monday from the De Young funeral home, the Rev. J. S. Ter Louw officiating. Burial was in Hazelwood cemetery- Survivors are a daughter, Mrs.

Anna Tilstra, three sons; Nick, of Hammond. Peter, of Zachary, and John with whom he made his home; 16 grandchildren, three great- grandchildren, a sister, Mrs. Nellie Swets, two brothers, William and Morris all of iSouth Holland. difference between the first and seventh place to only four games. Following Tuesday's bowling the following standings exist: Won Lost De Young's Furniture 44 37 Wausau Lumber 43 38 So.

Holland Bank 42 39 Gouwens Bros. Farm 42 39 Dutch Mill Service 41 40 Fancher's 40 41 Hoekstra Cleaners 40 41 Dalenberg and Gouwens 32 49 The Roosevelt P. T. A. will herald in the spring tonight, 7:30 p.

when the Roosevelt school auditorium will be the scene of a beautiful and inspiring program by the Arioso Chorus, directed by R. Wesselius. and assisting artists. "The Lord is My "Mah Lindy Lou" by the chorus; "Evening "Old Man River" by Mr. Kulpak, operatic bass; Chaminade's "Spanish Serenade" by Miss Van Rosendale violinist, and "Overture Gems" by the Cdmmunity orchestra are among the numbers in this fine sntertainment music lovers will want hear.

Richard Van Dommelin Funeral services were conducted March 17 for the late Richard Van Dommelin of Phoenix, 111., who passed away Saturday, March 14, at the age of 71 years. The deceased was born Herekelum, Holland, and for the past 53 years made his home in this- vicinity. He was a retired laborer. Services were conducted from Bethel Reformed church, the Rev. Mr.

Buteyn officiating and the De Young funeral home in charge of arrangements. Interment was in Oak Ridge cemetery. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Margaret Van Dommelin, a daughter, Mrs. Jeanette Chappey of Phoenix, and a son, two brothers, Gys and William, and a sister, Mrs.

John Blake, of Whitehall, Mich. The regular tuberculosis chest clinic under the direction of the Tuberculosis Institute of Chicago and Cook county will hold its monthly meeting at the village hall in South Holland on the third Friday of the month, March 20, from 12:30 noon to 2 p. m. People from the communities of ISouth Holland, Phoenix, Dolton and Riverdale are eligible to attend. Tuberculosis cases, people who have been in close contact with people, or anyone who has had a positive skin test are asked to come in for their regular semi-annual check up at these clinics.

Dr. J. B. Novak, the clinician, is in charge. Because tuberculosis is a contagious disease and is given from one person to another, anyone who had ever lived with a tuberculosis patient and had therefore become exposed to the disease should have a semi-annual check up regularly either by their own physician or by this clinic.

People from the ages of 6 to 45 are the most susceptible. Everyone owes himself a clean bill of health and this can only be secured by a regular check up. If you put it off you may miss the best chance to keep well. We must try to ward off tuberculosis instead of permitting its development. Mrs.

Nannie Aldridge Mrs. Nannie Susan Aldridge, 52, passed away at her home in South Holland, March 10. Death was caused by carcinoma. She had been ill for a long time. Mrs.

Aldridge was born in Kentucky and lived in iSouth Holland for the past 20 years. Funeral services were conducted Friday at 2 p. the Rev. J. S.

Ter Louw officiating. Interment was in Cedar Park cemetery. Surviving are her husband, Arthur; a son, Arthur, of a daughter, Doris, at home; her father, I. Brooks 'Boyd, of Hopkinsville, three brothers, Leslie, of Hopkinsville; Garret of Louisville, and Charles, of Fayetville, N. two sisters, Mrs.

Bessie Schultz, of Brookfield, and Ivy Brazil of Evansville, Ind. Jenkins- Gibson On March 14 at 7:30 p. m. Virginia Lee Jenkins, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Wilkens of Chicago, became the bride of Robert 'Charles Gibson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Gibson, 15606 Louis avenue. The ceremony was performed at the home of the groom's parents. The Rev.

J. S. Ter Louw officiated. Mrs. Carl Walvoord played the wedding march from 'Lohengrin.

The bride was dressed in a suit of beige wool with corresponding accessories and a corsage of sweet peas and carnations. She was attended by Betty Rae Meeboer, who wore a tan suit with corresponding accessories. Her flowers were carnations. Robert Hoekstra attended the groom. After the ceremony a reception was held for 42 guests.

The newlyweds are at home in their cottage in Oak Glen. The groom is a graduate of Thornton township high school and is employed by Hoekstra Cleaning Co. Dr. John Van Ess of Arabia will give an address on the evening of April 2, in the First Reformed church of South Holland. Peter A.

K. Anker of Baton Rouge, arrived Sunday to attend the funeral of his father. Mr. Anker expects to stay for an indefinite time. Tuenis R.

De Young is summoned for induction into the army next Tuesday. He will report at the Lansing board office at eight o'clock from where they will go to the induction station in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dirksen of West 159th street became the proud parents of a baby boy born at the Ingalls Memorial hospital on Wednesday, March 11.

The Riverside Community and Improvement association of South Holland is its monthly jiarty on Saturday, March 21, in the Community Clulb building. This is to be a card and bunco party. The scarlet fever sign has been removed from the Arthur G. Vanderlee door. Wayne Vanderlee received 50 get-well cards from his friends during his illness.

Walter C. Baker, called his parents last week from Sikeston, and said he had only a few more flying hours to put and then he would be leaving Sikeston. Mr. and Mrs. Baker will drive to see Walter, this week-end, if 'he doesn't get to come home for a few days.

Harvey Goddard was injured last Friday while at work on an engine in the I. C. shops. Mr. Goddard is now in the Illinois Central hospital.

Mrs. Frank Black was hostess to a neighbor group of women who met Tuesday afternoon at the De Vries home for a stork shower on Mrs. George Cole. Mrs. De Vries was co- hostess.

Joan Woldhuis, daughter of Mrff Joan Woldhuis, daughter of Mr. Ingalls Memorial hospital Saturday for an appendectomy. Mr. and Mrs. Egbert Van Kley and three children, 16810 S.

Park avenue, were recent visitors at Moody Bible Institute. WMiBI, the Institute's radio station, broadcasts programs for all ages. Boys and girls will especially enjoy Frontier Fighters every Saturday at 12:30." The Roosevelt Parent Teacher association held their regular monthly meeting at the school dining room last evening. Chairman Geo. Mallstrom presided.

Following the regular business session officers for the coming year were elected. Those elected were Prseident G. H. Voss; vice president, Mrs. Tunis Wognum; secretary, Mrs.

Hiram Jacobs; and treasurer, Mrs. Clarence Dalenberg. Refreshments were served by the teachers of the school. Room one, Miss Adair teacher, won the cash prize for the most iparents prseent. Rev.

John Kuite of Chicago will have charge of all services in the First Reformed church on Sunday, March 21. Rev. Ter Louw, pastor of the church and his family, will leave Friday morning for Pella, to visit their friends. Rev. and Mrs.

Ter Louw will journey on to 'Steen, to be present Sunday with the church that has extended the local pastor a call. They will return via Pella, Monday. Mrs. Peter Barehead is in the Ingalls Memorial hospital sucering with a foot infection. The Civilian Defense meeting held in the Holland village hall was well attended Tuesday evening.

President Gouwens introduced the local defense council to the audience, then turning the meeting over to Co-ordin- ator Van Der Aa. He explained the territory and districts and stated approximately how many volunteers were necessary, which was a goodly number. Defense speaker Mr. Cm- ohowski of Hegewiseh, gave a very inspiring talk on home defense. 'Short talks were also given 'by Chairman De Young, air warden Voss, first aid warden Santefort, public works chairman Fisher, and 'Chief of Police A.

Douglas Gouwens, who spoke in the absence of police chairman Dalenberg. The next meeting was called for Tuesday, March 31. FOR SALE: Good work horse. Henry Vl otstra, 167th 'South Holland. 46-1G HOUSE FOR SALE: Occupancy May 1.

Lot 50x160, 3 rms, 3 bed rooms, no basement. Gas, water and electric. $2800, 114 E. 157th street, South Holland. Phone Harvey 934- W.

46-lp CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH Rev. I. J. Westra, Pastor Services Sunday, March 22: 9 a. m.

Jesus or Barabas. 1:30 p. m. Christ, the Lamb of God. 3 p.

m. Sunday school. 7:30 p. m. Lord, Teach Us to Pray.

Tel Ham. 4612. Res. Dolton DR. SAMUEL K.

AVERY DENTIST Suite 415 5217 Hohman Hammond, Ind. Special attention to children's and plate work. Super Quality S. C. White Leghorn Chix from Wingbanded Cockerals Out of 275-312 Egg Strain At Reasonable Price H.

ERFFMEYER 1518 SIBLEY BLVD. Phone Dolton 696R 42-TF Tel: Harvey 161 Riv. 180 Dr. C. Davis Dursema Dentist 15806 S.

Chicago Rd. SOUTH HOLLAND, ILL. Aggen-Patz Allie Aggen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Aggen of Blue Island, became the bride of Carl Patz, son of Mr.

and Mrs. John Patz, of 136 East 155th street, South Holland, last Saturday. The wedding took place at the home of the bride's parents, with Rev. Mr. De Witte of Mount Green Wood, officiating at the single ring ceremony.

The bride wore a blue gown and carried a bridal bouquet of white carnations. Her sister, Zina, attended her as bridesmaid, and Donald Patz, brother of the bridegroom, was best man. A reception was held at the home of the bride's parents after the ceremony. The couple are making their home in Lansing. The bride is a graduate of Thornton township high school.

Mr. Patz is employed at the Anaconda factory in Hammond. Hoekstra Cleaners took Fancher's for three games Tuesday night to tie them for sixth place and reduce 3 9 5 up Dutch Mill Service Station 159th and Cottage Grove Ave. SOUTH HOLLAND, ILL. Phone Harvey 3356 THE UNITED CHURCH Main and State Streets Glenwood, 111.

A. E. Petznick, Pastor Services for Sunday, March 22: Sunday school at 9:45 with classes for all ages. Worship service at 11 a. m.

"The Conduct of a Christian" will be the theme of the message by the pastor. The adult choir will sing. 6:30 p. m. Young Peoples meeting with three groups meeting.

7:45 p. m. Evangelistic service. Another message from the book of Revelation. Special music at this service will be furnished -by the Gloria Trio from WMBI radio station.

Strictly fresh eggs, 36c doz. Call Frank Wesse, Dolton 621. 46-lp FOR SAiLE: Black mare. Weight 1300 Ibs. Cornelius Poort, 167th 5th house west of Dixie highway.

46-2p Junior Foresters Hold Election of Officers The Junior Foresters of St. Mary's Court, 229, WJC.O.F., elected new officers for this year on Saturday, March 7. Those elected were: Chief Ranger, Marion Braun; vice chief ranger, Phyllis Berschinski; financial recording secretary, Marion Simnick; treasurer, Lucille Carrarine; conductors, Joan Flahive and Marion Lange; sentinel, Mary Evelyn McClosky; flag bearers, Joan and Jean Vorphal. Installation of officers will foe held Saturday, April 4. Local Dance Band to Play on Theatre Stage "Bob Charles and his Orchestra," well known dance band of this and surrounding communities will be seen in person on the stage of the new Brandt Theatre in Harvey, Saturday night, March 21, for one performance only.

The stage show which will precede a complete movie will begin at 11:30 p. m. The personnel of the dance orchestra, which lias played for many dances given by the various organizations of this community, includes Carol iDavey, song stylist, and twelve young men including Charles 'Garry and John E. Wernicke of Dolton, who have been playing together for some time as a leisure time activity from their regular work and study. I USED--All Sizes from 15 to 21 Inches DALE THEATRE 76TME.

137th St. Riverdale The house of air-cushioned seats. New High Efficiency Screen Lighting THURSDAY--One. Day Only A picture many people want to see Greer Garson Walter Pidgeon in Blossoms in the Dust Also Comedy and Cartoon All seats IQc plus tax FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Sing for Your Supper with Jinx Falkenburg and Charles (Buddy) Rogers Also comedy and final chapter of "Flash Gordon Conquers the Universe" Gift Night Sautrday SUNDAY AND MONDAY Honky Tonk with Clark Gable Lana Turner Also cartoon and latest news Cash Prizes and "Payoff" TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY Defense, Stamps free-Secrets of the Lone Wolf with Warren William also Half Shot at Sunrise Coming: Friday and Saturday, March 27 and 28, The Dead End Kids in a new serial "Sea Raiders" Free candy with every child's ticket. MID-NITE HORROR SHOW SAT.

MAR. 21 BORIS KARLOFF BELALUGOSI PETER LORRE --In-YOU'LL FIND OUT On the Stage BOB CHARtES and his Band ONE SHOW ONLY Doors Open 11:30 A THEATRE Harvey, 111. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY A UNIVERSAL PICTURE and Companion feature Riot Squad with Richard Cromwell Also Winslow of the Navy and a Cartoon Cash SUNDAY AND MONDAY Continuous Sunday from 2 p. m. Watch The Sparks Fly! HUMPHREY BOGART; cTAD the moil ruthlett I 11 If lover you ever met! oO I the moit exciting woman Ac eiwr Falcon "U.S 1 California Band and Gtee Club" Cartoon "Brave Little Bat" "Picture People and News of the World MARCH 24-25 Comedy News Cartoon CASH AWARD.