Anniversary celebration for Mr and Mrs Martin Shepley
Mr and Mrs Martin Shepley were honored on their 25th wedding anniversary with an open house hosted by their children at their Walkersville home. More than 150 guests attended, with planning by William and Donald Shepley and Earl Hoffman, and assistance from several spouses. The couple wed September 28, 1940 in a ceremony conducted by the late Rev. Irving R. Stottlemyer near Myersville. They have two grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Shepley
Walkersville
William Shepley
Donald Shepley
Earl Hoffman
Irving R. Stottlemyer
Myersville
Floyd Shepley
Gold Rush Glitter Drives Holiday Fashion Trends
New York fashion notes spotlight metallic yarn as the season’s boldest trend. Designers showcase fabrics glowing with Metlon for westward inspired silhouettes, denim and gingham replacements, and shimmering embroidery. From discos to beachwear, metallic accents define holiday glam from discotheques to cruises.
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NEW York
NEA
Autumn Fox Hunt Opens New Market Hounds Season
More than 40 riders and 60 hilltoppers gathered at the Plautt home in Hunting Lotte New Market for the New Market Hounds opening hunt. Rev Grumble blessed the pack, Scarlet-coated hounds chased a grey fox, and breakfast for 150 guests followed at Flantt home. Riders from Howard County and Goshen clubs joined the event.
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New Market
England
Robert Grumbine
New Market Episcopal Charge
Flantt
Memers
Howard County Hunt
Goshen Hunt Clubs
Blessing Of The Hounds-Opening Hunt At New Market Bathtime
Freshly bathed babies spark smiles as bathtime becomes a joyful routine. Gather bath gear, keep sharp items away, check room at 75 to 80 degrees and water at body temperature. Use soft cloth and gentle soap, pat dry, lotion all over, and seal diaper area with white petroleum jelly for baby protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Market
Ten Ways To Alienate Teenagers From Your Home
A columnist lists ten common patterns that alienate teen guests from a family home. Overcritical attitudes, lack of privacy, untidy surroundings, parental nagging, and hosting issues discourage teens from bringing friends. The piece ends by warning readers to avoid these habits to foster youth comfort and trust.
Rose Hill Garden Club to Meet Thursday
The Rose Hill Garden Club will meet Thursday at 9 50 a.m. for coffee at Steiner House in Frederick. After the coffee a Treeland Nurseries representative will present the program arranged by Mrs Ray Smith chairman.
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Rose Hill Garden Club
Steiner House
Frederick
Treeland Nurseries
Ray Smith
Portrait Sketching Artist Captures Likeness In Charcoal
Peggy Kurtz 26 of Churchville sketches quick charcoal portraits at the Francis Scott Key Hotel in Frederick, finishing each in about eight minutes. She has drawn roughly 50 people over three Thursday evenings, with some works on display. A Baltimore freelancer, she studied at Museum College Philadelphia and enjoys sculpture and design.
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Peggy Kurtz
Churchville
Frederick
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Peggy
Erie
Museum College
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Wayne Rhoderick
Ap Frederick
Polly's Pointers Christmas Gift Booklet Ad In 1950s Paper
Polly Cramer's Polly's Christmas Pointers offers a 32 page booklet with gift ideas for men women and children. To order send name address zip and 50 cents to The Frederick News Post Radio City Station New York NY 10019. The column also shares quick home tips on drying French fry potatoes lighting at night and dress storage tricks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polly Cramer
Polly
Frederick News-Post
P.O
Dept
Radio City
New York
N.Y
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Arthur Whipp
Hilda Hoffman
Ethel Stull
Margie Shepley
Mr. and
Mrs
Flautt
Hunt
Ralph B. Shipley
Huntsman
J.W.S. Miller
Eugene Reid
Whippers-Ins
Charles Forsman
Baby
Rolfe
Ruth Millett
Rose Hill Club
Peabody’s
Bertha
Hilda Dear
Footers Cleaners Frederick Shope
S. Market St
No Market St
North Market Street
Frederick Shopping Center
Prospect Shopping Center
Foples Drug Stores
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