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Newspaper
New Oxford Item
Location
New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1965
Page
6
Ready made items become unusual gifts with cotton drapery trim from Conso and matching fringe. A Greek key border on sheets or a pompom braid on towels adds boutique appeal. Washable, cut dyed trims prevent puckering and secure a durable finish.
Robert Borden 90 of Gettysburg R4 died December 9 at Hanover Hospital after three weeks ill. A native of Woodstock Virginia he was a retired tool and die maker. Surviving are his wife the former M Calmes Ely two stepdaughters four stepgreat-grandchildren a sister and a host of relatives. Funeral services were held at Fred F Feiser Funeral Home New Oxford with Rev W W Kennard officiating. Interment New Oxford Cemetery.
An easy to do photo makes a fine Christmas card. Use a familiar setting like the front door or fireplace with a few simple props to create a warm, homey image for family and friends.
Decorative trims can be glued to wastebaskets lamp shades picture frames and tis sue box covers with eye catching effects. The possibilities are endless the result a unique gift to please almost anyone on your Christmas shopping list.
Selecting inexpensive Christmas tokens for every helper, from janitors to teachers, can be time consuming. The piece suggests tissues in festive red and green for teachers and neighbors, and larger boxes for postmen and news boys to convey holiday appreciation.
Miss Susan Rebecca Bankert and David C. Meckley were married in a double ring ceremony at Abbottstown United Church of Christ performed by Rev. John Z. Martin. Matron of honor was Mrs. Donna Bankett and best man was Allen Meckley with usher Michael helping.
Joan Alwine and Richard Meckley served as acolytes at a church ceremony for 140 guests. The bride, a New Oxford High School and Peg Horn's School of Beauty graduate, works at Grandview Beauty Salon in Hanover. The groom, also a New Oxford graduate and Penn State alum, earned an associate in engineering. He departed Dec 6 for Fort Jackson to begin Army officer candidate school.
When giving business gifts the giver chooses a price range then the recipient receives a brochure showing many gift options. The chosen gift arrives wrapped and securely packaged with help from a Specialty Advertising counselor listed in the Yellow Pages.
An old ad promotes a well balanced BU KETS formula claiming to improve kidney function and reduce symptoms in four days. It offers a 39 cent back guarantee at Duncan’s Pharmacy in New Oxford, warning of functional disorders if not improved.
Mrs Stella Hippensteel of Hamp ton announces the engagement of her daughter Dorothy Ann to Herbert Surrency of Surrency R1 Ga. Dorothy attended Bermudian Springs High School. The couple plans a summer wedding. Mr and Mrs John R Feltch of Hanover announce the engagement of their daughter Sandra Ann to Donald E Myers son of Mrs Jean T Myers East Berlin R2 Sandra is a senior at South Western High School and attends York County Area Vocational School. Myers attended Bermudian Springs High School and works at Hanover Guess Quality Foods Snyder s Chip Division.
A Maryland bank marketed monetary keepsakes as gifts selling money birds money corsages money by the yard and by the pound money in buckets and money trees Last year. Specialties included BitO Money money bars and Cold Cash money in an ice cube box.
Directions for six money related magic tricks appear in a Money Magic Magician's Kit. Starting Christmas shopping early saves money as early shoppers compare prices and seek best value. Last minute shoppers tend to buy the first item seen without regard to cost or value.
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