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THE HOLLAND CITY NiLois A. Achterhof Wed To Paul W. HendriksenPlan Open House ForO. AardemasMr. and Mrs. Onie Aardema of Hamilton, formerly of Zeeland, will celebrate their 40th wedding anniversary next Wednesday with an open house at 5688 Lawndale, Hudsonville.The open house will be given by their children, Mrs. William (Thelma) Oostendorp, Mrs. Anne Payne, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Aardema, Mr. and Mrs. Duane Aardema, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Aardema, and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry (Joan) Wheeler. There are 16 grandchildren.Friends, relatives and neighbors are invited to call from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.Mrs. Junior Turner Honored With PartyMrs. Junior Turner was honored at a surprise party Sunday upon her graduation from the Tracy Beauty Academy of Cosmetology. The party was held in the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Miles Wilson of 252 West 14th St.Among the 35 guests attending were Mrs. Turner’s five brothers and their families from Holland and two sisters and their families from Kalamazoo.Also honored was Mrs. Turner’s father. Miles Wilson, who was celebrating his 65th birthday anniversary.George Washington was regarded as the first master farmer in America. He even invented a plow.Mr. and Mrs. Paul William Hendriksen are residing at 1041 West Hernandez, Pensacola,Fla., following their weddinglast Friday in the Montello Park Christian ReformedChurch in Holland.The Rev. Lubert Van Dellen officiated at the marriage rites for Miss Lois Ann Achterhof, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elton Achterhof, 834 Graafschap Rd., and Hendriksen, son of Mr. and Mrs. John C. Hendriksen, 1335 Douglas, Kalamazoo, which took place in a setting of ferns, candles and bouquets of assorted flowers. Barbara Hoffman was organist with John Slenk as soloist.The bride, approaching the altar with her father, selected a white chantilly lace gown designed with a scalloped neckline, a bow in back and a chapel train. Her fingertip veil fell from a cabbage rose headpiece and she carried a white orchid | with pink and white chrysanthemums.The bride’s honor attendant was her sister, Miss Ruth Achterhof whose floor - length tur-iquoLse gown featured an empire waist and back panel covered with lace. She wore a matching ; headpiece and carried a bou-1 quet of pink and white chrysanthemums.In identical attire were the bridesmaids, Miss Kathy Hendriksen, sister of the groom, and Miss Nancy Hoek.Attending the groom were i Roger Smit as best man and Peter Wilkens and Paul Achterhof as ushers.The newlyweds greeted about 1135 guests at a reception held in the church with Mr. and Mrs. i Alien Achterhof as master andMr. and Mrs. Paul William Hendriksen(Van Putten photo)mistress of ceremonies. j Janice Akin.Serving punch were Miss The bride is a graduate of Jeanne Hendriksen and Miss Bronson Methodist Hospital Marilyn Van Hekken and presid- School of Nursing in Kalamazoo ing at the guest book was Billy tbe who attend Cal-, Achterhof. Gift room attendants v*n College is serving in the were Mrs. Gwen Ely and Miss I U.S. Navy. (
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Holland City News
Holland, Michigan, US
Thu, Aug 04, 1966
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