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THE SIOUX CENTER NEWS Weddings VAN WYHE--HILL Ireton--A lovely wedding was solemnized at the "Wedding' 3201 W. Pico, Los Angeles, LISTEN TO THE KACTUS KIDS Monday thru Saturday 7:15 a.m. Jan. 3, 1917, at 7:30 P.M. for Miss Mildred Van Wyhe, daughter ol Dick Van Wyhe of Ire ton and Ployd B.

Hill, son of Mrs. Violet Hill of Burbank, tha Rev. Julius Du Bose officiated. Traditional wedding music played at a pipe organ included two solos by a soprano singer, "I Love You Truly" and "Beautiful Dreamer" were sung. The bride chose for her weeding an aqua blue street length dress with, black accessories and a rose corsage.

She was attended by tfte groom's aunt, Doris Strap Patterson who wore a royal 'blue street length dress vnih a rose corsage. The bridegroom's attendant was the bride's brother Wendell Van Wyhe. Following the ceremony a reception was held at the groom's mother's home with immediate family and f'iends present. The bridal table centerpiece was graced by a three tiered wedding cake in the bride's chosen colors, blue and pink. After 2 wedding trip they will be at home 3725V4 Whitten Los Angeles, 23.

Calif. The bride is a former resident here having left two years in February for California where she has been employed. The bridgroom is a carpenter by trade and orginally was from Arkansas City, Kansas prior to going to Cali- Qltw BI1U ull! a lorma where he became employed. dark Bolh wore corsages of Q--; i roses. VAN I A reception was held in the brother of tha groom, George Van Schepen, cousin of the bride -me bride's mother -wore a black sn the groom's mother wore THURSDAY, JANUARY 16,1947 church basement after the very pretty was solemnized Thursday raony.

A short program was given January 9 at 8 o'clock when Get- followed by a two course luncheon trude Van Engen, daughter of Mr. served by Gertrude Vander Kooi. and Mrs. Edward Van ringen oE Dorothy Van Sohepen, Jeanette Vol Ireton, and Thomas Smit, of ink Theresa Jacobsma, Florence Mr. and Mrs.

Dick Smit of Boy-1 wit and Alic Bajema. Lois and oen, we re in marriage. The service took place in th Christian Reformed Church in Ireton and Rev. Paul Ouwinga, pastor of the church, officiated at the double ring ceremony. Preceding the ceremony, John De Wit, friend- the groom, sang, Promise Me." Immediately after the JACOBSMA--POSTMA ceremony, Mia too De Jong, friend ODk vTM TM Uv and ShT'Jr" 8 MC Adding a Irene BaiLT 6 thc Metnodist Church, Wednesday formal a Trf 2 blue i evening.

Jan. 8, 1947 when Katie a 0 W6 t' j2CObSina Mr 3 tercii the church, and llendok- sohn's as a recessional. The couple spoke their vows before an altar formed by an arch of evergreens behind the pulpit. ny Meendering, Lucille Bolkema: Margaret Gertrude Stegenga, and Anna Kooima. Peter Jscobsma, brother of the bride, and Gerrit H.

Van Maanen, cousin of the bride were The bridal pair received many uie. me oriaai. pair received many lovely and useful gifts. They will make their home in Rack Valley 0 held at each meeting. 4-H', 'club members were urged -to make a feed fcudger'for their project, and to do a good job on their record hooks.

Ladeane Muilenburg displayed the gifis and had charge of the guest book. The neivlyweds will make their home in an apartment in the Henry Vogelaar home, and will be employed in fanning there. on which lay an open Bible. Floor lamps, ferns and candelabra on each completed decorations. Mrs.

and Mrs. Richard Postma at double ring ceremony. -Kev. Dr. Herman Kuyper, performed the ceremony.

The bride was lovely in a floor length gown of white chififon with a tinger tip veil of lace net and car- Auction Sale We are leaving for California and the following Real and Personal property, will be sold on LAND WILL BE SOLD AT 10:30 A.M. 35 miles Northeast of Sioux Falls; 13 miles West and 4 south of Pipestone; 7 miles South, East of Flandreau; 6 miles East and 9 North of Dell Rapids. 3 Oood Farstis In Moody County FARM NO. 1 Southwest: quarter of Sec. 27-106-48, well Improved.

R.E.A., all tillable, Moody Silt loam. Good grove. Beautiful yard. Farm completely Hogtight Good well and Windmill, abundant water. FARM NO.

Northwest quarter Sec. 37-106-48, joins the first quarter on tho north. Identical as to quality. Electricity. Good buildings.

Good grove. Farm completely Good well and windmill, FARM NO. 3 North of SEV4, Sec. 28-106-48. All tillable except five acres.

Improvements consist of granary and corn crib, woven wire on three sides. All of the above farms are located in the best part of Moody County, the garden spot of South Dakota. Moody Silt Loam toil. No noxious weeds, no rocks, no ditches. County grave) highways on two sides, near school and in low tax area.

Taxes payable in 1947 to be paid fay seller. TERMS: down day of sale, 20 percent when abstract is furnished, balance can be arranged on liberal terms with seller. POSSESSION MARCH 1, 1947 OR BEFORE COL. H. J.

MORET COL. TONY KUHLE, Auctioneers ROBERT PETERSON, Clerk of Land Auction. Slouble Line Farm fiaohinerv ALMOST ALL NEW WC Allis-Chalmers Tractor, 1945 model, starter, lights and power take-off; WC Allis-Chalmers Tractor Cultivator, 1945 model, with power lift; Case Two-bottom 16-in. Tractor plow, 2 years old; New Idea Two-row Povyer Corn Pickeer, on rubber, 2 years old 1946 Case A6 Combine, with motor; New Minneapolis Moline 15-ft. Tractor Disc; No.

200 Tractor. Manure Spreader, on rubber, new; New 36-ft. Genera! Implement Steel Elevator, with combination speed ack and a Stan hydraulic hoist; 1946 10-in, Case Hammermill; 60-ft Rubber Drive Belt; 13-ft. Tractor Disc; 5 Section Steel Drag; 3 section drag; McCormick 8-ft Binder, with power take-off; Rubber tired truck wagon, tires and tank box; Feed wagon, on rubber, with new box, 14x4x3, 140 bushel size; Steel wheel running gear and Hay Rack; Winter front for Allis-Chalmers Tractor; 1HC Endoate Seeder. ALMOST COMPLETE LINE FORD FERGUSON MACHINERY 1943 Ford Ferguson Tractor, starter-and lights; 1943 Ford Ferguson two-bottom, 16-In.

plow; 1944 Ford Ferguson Cultivator, front and rear combination; T94S Ford Ferguson 12-ft. disc; 1945 Ford Ferguson Highway Power Mower, 1946 ford Ferguson 4- row wecder; 1944 Power Pulley for Ford Ferguson; 1945 Ford Ferguson Power lift Jack; 1944 Ford Ferguson Manure Loader; John Deere 999 Corn Planter, with Ford lift; 1944 Case Tractor Manure Spreader; Potato Digger for Ford Ferguson Tractor; Potato Cutter; Set of rotary hoe attachments for A.C. cultivator; Two Sets high speed shields; Wagon Gear, with tires, triple box; Truck box, 6x10; Large two-wheel machine trailer; Two sets tractor chains, size Fairbanks-Morse Air-cooled 3 H-P Engine, new; 300 gal. overhead gas tank, with hose arjd nozzles- MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS, Etc. IDS Head of High Quality Livestock 60 HEAD OF HEREFORD, SHORTHORN HOLSTEIN CATTLE 13 Milk Cows, five HoUtein, seven Shorthorns, one Guernsey, five fresh now, balance to freshen soon, 15 Hereford Stock Cows, to calve this spring.

19 Hereford Long Yearling Steers, on full feed 60 to 70 days. Registered Herefford Bull, 3 years old, good indiv idital. 13 Small and Short Yearling Calves. 32 HEAD OF Black Poland China Brood Sows, to start farrowing about March 1. Purcbreds but no papers.

20 Spotted, Poland China Brood Sows, to start farrowing about March. 1. 2 Black Poland China Boars, purebreds but no papers. All Hogs Vaccinated. 13 HEAD OF Native Ewes, to start lambing about May 1.

1 Hamp. Buck. POULTRY i A A A A Leghorn Pullets. 50 A A A A Mixed Pullets. 6 Ducks.

2 Brooder Houses, 15x16, 6x1O. 2 Oil Burning Brooder Stoves. Chicken Feeders and Waterers. GOOD LINE OF HOUSEHOLD ITEMS TERMS: Usual Cash Terms. Oslo Ladies Aid wilt serve lunch.

E. WILEY and SOUS COL. TONY KUHLE COL. H.J. MORET, Auctioneers.

FARMERS STATE BANK, Flandreau, Cleric. candle lighters. They wore pink formals with corsages of roses. The bride, who was given away by her father, wore a dress of white organdy, with short sleeves, sweet heart neckline, a nd a full skirt. Her full length veil was edged in lace Her jewelry a strand of pearls, a gift of the groom.

She earned a bouquet of pink carnations with a white carnation corsage in the center. Her maid of honor was her sister, Geneva Van Engen, who wore a pink formal and a pink veil She carried a bouquet of carnations and daisies. The candle lighters also served as bridesmaids. The groom, who. appeared in a dark blue suit, w'as attended by Harold De Wit, a friend.

They both wore white carnation boutonnieres. Ushers were Peler Smits stripe suit. The couple were unattended. Before the ceremony air. John ZWART-- REGNERUS nice home wedding took place Jan.

8th a the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Zwart near Steen, Minn, when Clarence r.erus son of Mrs. Regnefus of Hull was united in marriage to Jeanette Zwrart by the bride's pastor, Rev. Kolenbrander in the presence of near relatives.

A reception for the young folks was held at the munity buiMinq at Rock Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Regnerus will live in with the bride's parents. DE BOER--HIBMA very nic and impressive wedding took" place at the Christian Reformed church in Hull when Sadie, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. S. De Boer of Boyden and Peter, son of Mr. and Mrs. A- Hibma of Hull were united in marriage by their pastor Rev.

J. Haneri- burg- Wednesadiy evening at 8 15, 19W. Before thc ceremony Hilda. Clara and WU- rrJr.a Kroese sang "Savior Like a Shepherd Lead Lohengrin's wedding march was played by Alicia Hibma of Orange City, GIRL SCOUT NEWS At our meeting on January 8, we had election of officers for 1947. They are as follows: Treasurer, Ger- alcin Punt; scribe, Tracy Pluim; music chairman, Muriel Dieters; lecreational chairman, Myrtle Wier- ia; color guards, Audrey Vander Berg and Betty Ann Kleene; lolor bearers, Tracy Pluim a nd Joan Vantier Linden.

We also reorganized our patrols. Our patrol names this year are nam es of birds. These are the names of the patrols: Robin Redbreasts, Carolina Parrots, Nightingale, Mock ing'oird. T4ie Girl Scouts hope to have a very successful New Year. --Scout scribe oeiurc me ceremony air.

John Alicia Hibma of Orange City a Spoolstra sang "Bless this I cousin of the groom. After the ex- SIOUX THIHTRE HAWARDEN, IOWA FrL, Sat. Jan 17, 18 KIRBY GRANT change of vows, 'Clarence Hibma of Edgerton, cousin ol the groom, sang "Living For Rev. J. onette, Hancnburg gave a sera few songs were sung GET A PARMAK-- REPAIR FENCE, HAVE FENCE LINES Miss Esther Bosch played "Lohen- grin's wedding march.

Immediately following the ceremony a reception for 165 guests was held in the church parlors a lss wel sun short program was presented with. by the congregation, after which Mr. Ane Van Grouw as Master of i congratulations were extended A The program was followed by a two course luncheon vras served to the guests. Mrs. Herman Oldenkamp and Mrs.

Gerrit Vari'l Hu2 catered and were assisted by Misses Jennie Van. Otterloo and Elberta Vugteveen. The following girls served as wai esses Wilma Wynia, Lucille Achterhof. Aldine Aehterhof, Fan- SIOUX CENTER, IOWA THEATRE RockVallev Sat--January 16,17,18 A LADY COP NEWSHOUND. CAROLE LAND1S AND ALLYN JOSLYN IN "St Shouldn't Happen To A f5oe" ALSO, ITS A SUPER-ACTION MUSICAL "Throw A Saddle on a Star" KEN CURTIS, AOELLE ROBERTS, HOOSIER HOTSHOTS 19,20 THE SCREEN'S MIGHTIEST CELEBRATION.

"Centennial Summer" In Technicolor. With JEANNE GRAIN, CORNEL WILDE, LIN- PA DARNELL. ADDED: CARTOON AND NEWS. 21, THE GREATEST OUTDOOR DRAMA. "The Plainsman" GARY COOPER AND JEAN ARTHUR.

Added: CARTOON Sat-- January 17, 18 "In Old Sacramento" STARRING CONSTANCE. MOORE AND WILLIAM ELLIOTT. THE FABULOUS -STORY OF A. FLAMING ERA. Monj, January THE ROMANTIC CONFLICT OF MEN AND WOMEN WHO LED PERILOUS LIVES.

HENRY FtlNDA, LINDA DARNELL, AND VICTOR MATURE IN Darling Clementine" January 22, 23 "Make Mine Music" WITH DINAH SHORE, BENNY GOODMAN, ANDREW SISTERS, JERRY COLONNA. THE WONDER OF WONDER SHOWS IN OUT OF THIS WORLD TECHNICOLOR. TULIPTHEATRE.OranoeCitv Sat-- January 16, 17, 18 "Boys' Ranch" WITH JAMES CRAIG AND JACKTE "BOTCH" JENKINS. Suzanne Moir, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Lloyd Moir of Orange City won the collit dog which was given away Saturday evening. Jan. 11. FUZZY KNIGHT followed in the church basement. A nice program cvrried out fallowed by a two course lunch.

The following wpre Hilda, Clara and mina Kroese, Eunice De Jong, Bernice Hoekstra, Reka Sietstra. They were all dressed alike in yellow and white, the brides chosen colors. Mrs. Wm. De Hoos was the cat- c-ress.

Tha bride looked charming in a beautiful dress made out at a silk Japanese parachute, which the groom brought along from Japan. She wore a finger tip veil, and a strand of pearls, the latter a gitt from the groom. She carried a bouquet of yellow and white roses. The groom wore a brown suit and a ijoutonniere of white carnations. Both of the mothers wore black dresses and a corsage of chrysanthe mums.

The happy young couple will live on a farm north of Rock Valley. -0 Council Proceedings Sioux January 14, 1947 The Mayor and the Town Coun- I eil met in session December 9 13, 1846 ana January 6, 1947, all members present. Thc Minutes were ruled: over until a later meeting this month. The Application oE Peter Basrt- nian tor a building permit was on motion anci voted approved. By Resolution the Council voted to convey to Drck Vreeman Lots 1, 2.

3 and 4, Block 7 for the consideration of $4130.00. By resolution the Council voted to. convey to Henry A. Franken Lots 5-and 6, Block 7 for the consideration of $1700.00. By Resolution the Town Council voted to hold a Town Election Feb.

11, 1947 on the" Question "Shall the Town of Sioux Center, Iowa purchase, establish, erect, maintain and operate an electric light and power The following bills were allowed by Council after being OK'd by the Finance Committee: Consolidated Fund Iowa Public Service light, streets and hall SU3.51 Employers Mutual Casualty insurance 59.00 Sioux Center News, printing 43.18 Coast to Coast, supplies 34.71 Trees, of State of" Iowa, Use tax 10.52 Cuperus Clearing of sand from lots John Moerman, hauling gravel 192.10 Jerry Riesma. hauling gravel 320.82 Glen Brinkhuis, hauling gravel 7350 Eocb Valley Cement Block curbs and gravel 375.33 luwa Old Age Survivor sys- I tem, insurance 51.18 Collector of Internal Revenue tax withheld ,96.30 Cons. Fund, labor, supplies, etc. 67152 Water Works Fund Farmers Co-op, Society, Materials for the-Iron Removal 950.78 Kome Insurance insurance on Iron Removal plant 30.40 Iowa. Public Service Power at pump house 63.31 Treas.

of State of Iowa, Retail Sales tax 3057 TSigman supplies 52.63 Interstate Mach- supply, supplies 31.88 E. Straatsma, supplies 95.66 Jerry Riesma. gravel for iron removal plant 70.35 Water Works Fund, labor, sup plies, etc. 283.87 Bond Fund First National charges 3.00 On Motion and vote the Council adjourned. Leonard De Stigter.

Town Clerk SIOUX COUNTY 4-H NEWS The Washington Eager Beavers 4-H Club and the Grant-Sheridan 4-H Club both held a regular meeting this past week. Discussions on the cost of producing animals, and analysis di commercial feed tags Mon. Jan. 19, 20 Darryl F. Zanuck presents JOHN FORD'S My Darling With WALTER BRENNAN, TIM HOLT, CATHY DOWNS.

Starring Henry Fonda, Linda Darnell, Victor Mature. LICENSED TO WED Marriage Licenses were issued- to the following Peter Hibma, 26, Hull Sadie De Boer, 23, Boyden MErtin Pos-tma, 23, Rock Valley. Katie Jacobsma, 23, Rock Valley Thomas Smit, 22, Boyden Gertrude Alida Van Engen, 23, Iret John Den Beste, 25, Rock Valley Klarenbeek, 20, R. Valley Albert John Hooyer, 23, Sioux Ctr. Florence Pearl Van Donge, 24, S.C.

STATE GAME BIR HATCHERV BURNS Problems involved in rebuilding; the state game bird hatchery at Boone, recently destroyed by fire with a $25,000 loss, will be a subject of discussion at the next meeting of the Slate'Conservation Commission January 20. The fire, believ ed to have been caused short circuit in the main power line, destroyed all incubators and the phea sant as well as several dollars worth miscellaneous equipment. None of the breeding stock of quail and; pheasants we re lost. f-AY HliSVJD. HE THROUGH THE your i i 5 a tiuisd or modorolT.o i i SERVICE Thurs.

Jan. 22, 23 Pictures presents LATIN LUSCIOUS! LOADED WITH LAUGHS! Starring Evelyn Keyes, Keenan Wynn, Ann Miller, Allyn Jcslyn, Tito Guizar, Veloz and Yolanda and Enric Madriguera and his Orchestra. COMET THEATRE HAWARDEN, IOWA Fri. Sat. Sun.

Jan. 17,18,19 Fate drew them together--and only murder could part them! BARBARA STANWYCK VAN HEFLIN, LIZABETH SCOTT in Hal Production The Strange Love Of Martha Ivers (Whisper Her Mams) A Paramount Picture SUN. 3:00 norn AX UbED CARS 1940 Champion Studebaker Coach 1136 Chevrolet Fourdoor Sedan 1935 Ghev. Coach, good tires ach 7.00X15 6.50X16 Chevrolet Garage Sioux Center, Iowa Overhaul Your Ford Now We have in stock now a complete supply of replacement parts generally required Jin a complete overHaul job. Why drive a crippled old jaloppy, when our trained mechanics are here to serve you and put your car back in tip-top condition.

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