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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1963Solemnize De Feyter-Six Vowsond Mrs. RRuse Park Reformed Church was the scene of an evening ceremony which uni Led Miss Sandra Lynn Six. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Six of route 4. Greenly St.. and Roger Albert De Feyter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob De Feyter of 1575 Wau kazoo Dr., in marriage.The Rev. Charles Vander Beek performed the double ring ceremony on Sept. 13. amidst a background of ferns, palms. . kissing candelabra and bouquets of white gladioli and pirik and white mums. White hows marked the pews and the candelabra were accented with royal biue bows.Organist Miss Bonnie Timmer played traditional wedding music a? the bride, escorted by her father, approached the altar. Miss Timmer also accompanied Glenn Bareman who sang Bless This House and The Lord's Prayer.The bride selected a floor-1 englh taifeta gown featuring long sleeves and a scooped neckline in the front which formed a V in the back. The bouffant skirt was accented with a bustle bow at the back waist and embroidered appliques adorned the skirt and neckline.Her fingertip veil of silk illusion was held in place by a crown ©t pearls and seed pearls and she carried a colonial bouquet of white carnations, pink sweetheart roses and lilies of the valley with pink streamers.Miss Judy Ann Six was maid of honor and wore a sireet-length dress of royal blue peau de soie featuring a scoop neckline, elbow-length sleeves and a bell shaped skirt. The dress was complimented with an open top pillbox hat with matching circular veil.Miss Faye Veldheer and Miss Joanne Van Raalte were bridesmaids. They were dressed identically to the maid of honor and all carried colonial bouquets of pink and White Carnations with pink streamers. Miss Heidi Kleeyes was the flower girl and wore a dress with a short full skirt and puff sleeves accented with aoger A. De feyer'Vot Dees Berge pno'o1 small pink carnation corsage. She had a matching pillbox hat and: veil and carried a basket of pink • rose petals.Arthur De Feyter acted as best man. Ushers were Russell Six Jr.: and Buck Kars, while candle light- j ers were Robert James Six and I Brian Kleeves. Barry Kleeves was the ring bearer.The mother of the bride chose a beige brocade sheath with beige ’ accessories. A corsage of shrimp: j and w:hite carnations complement-1 j ed her ensemble. The groom’s; I mother wore a light blue brocade’ ' sheath with black patent access or i- j ; es and accented with a corsage of | I pink and white carnations.Mr. and Mrs. Ted De Graaf j were master and mistress of cere-! monies at a reception held at the I church for 226 guests. Other re-j I ception attendants were Paul: ; Stempfly and Miss Norma Meyer. 1 and Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Rut- • . gers. punch bowl: Mr. and Mrs. i Morris Minnema. guest book, and | Mr. and Mrs. Steward Van Dyke I and Mr. and Mrs. John Jacobs | Jr., in the gift room. Waitresseswere the Misses Sandy Veneberg,• Lin Jansen, Rosemarv Brouwer,! Marilyn Assink, Joan Slagh and ; Betty Diekema.For a wedding trip through Up-i per Michigan, the bride changed i to a three-piece black and white \ knit suit complemented with pearl; \ jewelry and Mack patent acces- j : sories. She wore a corsage from 1 ; her bridal bouquet. j! The bride was graduated from; ! West Ottawa High School and is j I employed as a telephone operator j | at Michigan Bell Telephone Co. j The groom was graduated from | Holland High School, attended Hope College and is now employed at Repco-Lite Paints, Inc. He is also a member of the Holland National Guard.The couple now resides at 1540 Waukazoo Dr.The groom’s parents, Mr. and; Mrs. Jake De Feyter, entertained j | the bridal party at a rehearsal: dinner given at the Elen House.
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Holland Evening Sentinel
Holland, Michigan, US
Wed, Oct 09, 1963
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