Family Holds 18th Reunion at Mt. Tabor Park
Nearly two hundred members of the Henry-Conrad Smith clan gathered at Mt. Tabor Park Rocky Ridge for their 18th reunion. Activities opened with songs and devotions led by Kathleen Hart and Deloris Hahn, followed by scripture, prayers, and a history of 1948 49 50. Prizes honored longest distance youngest baby oldest person largest family and married couples. A program of recitations dances and piano solos followed before games for children. Dozens of relatives attended including Edward Taylor Joseph Staley Ruth Boller Mina Smith Howard Riddlemoser and Francis Riddlemoser among many others. The gathering closed with Bless Be The Tie That Binds and benediction by the president.
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Mt. Tabor Park
Rocky Ridge
Kathleen Hart
Jesus
Charles Hahn
Deloris Hahn
Edward Taylor
Nancy Hahn
Ruth Boller
Mina Smith
Frank Main
Joseph Staley
Howard Riddlemoser
Elaine Palmer
Carol Norrelli
Mildred Dulac
Miky Nissley
Margaret Smith
Miss Lint
Dicky Fryniger
Keller Dean
Betty Main
E. D. Bright
Francis Riddiemoser
Arthur Nagley
Ralph Frymyer
Annie Smith
Clifford Nissley
Marvin Nissley
Lula Nissley
Eugene Missley
J. P. Stones
Miss Elliott and Mrs Seaman Feted At Chenaville Social
Miss Flora Elliott of Washington DC and Mrs Amelia Seaman were hosted by Miss Elliott and others at the Recher home in Chenaville for a garden luncheon and bridge. Guests included Mrs Bruce Elliott, Mrs Ralph McClellan, Mrs JA Sinsel, Mrs Marie Barnes, Mrs Anna Earley, and Mrs Earl Recher. Later Mrs Ralph McClellan hosted at her Leitersburg cottage honoring Mrs Seaman and Miss Flora Elliott.
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Mre
Earl Recher
Ralph Rohrer
P. W. McClain
Recher
Chenaville
Amelia Seaman
Baltimore
A. E. Sunset
Bridge
Amelia Seartan
Flora Elliott
Washington, D. C
Bruce Elliott
Ralph McClallan
JA. E. Sinsel
Marie Barnes
Anna Earley
McClellan
Ralph McClellan
Leitersburg
Seaman
Flora Eliott
Huyetts Home Makers Club Holds Annual Picnic
About forty members and families gathered at City Park for the Huyetts Home Makers Club annual picnic. The north pavilion was reserved for supper, with Mrs. Edison Groh and committee coordinating arrangements. Entertainment featured canes and contests conducted by Mrs. Jesa Clem, and Rev. James Walker of Waynesboro Pa gave the invocation. Mrs. D. A. Kirk serves as club president.
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Huyetts Homeimakers Club
Edison Groh
Jesa Clem
James Walker
Waynesboro
D. A. Kirk
Discharged patients listed from Washington County Hospital
Names and addresses of relief group discharged yesterday include Franklin Elliott at 444 Guilford Avenue Mary Ann Wolfinger and Ralph G Wolfinger of Boonshoro Mrs Gerald P Lynn and infant son at 27 Reynolds Avenue Daniel W Reeser Mrs Joseph C Freeze and infant daughter of Thirmont Mrs Raleigh A Shupp 1019 Corbett Street Mrs Kermit N Mowery 282 South Cleveland Avenue Mrs Charles Straub George Street Mrs James A Williams 19Braxton Avenue Mrs Thomas E Riggs 11 East Avenue Ned Taylor 340 East Franklin Street and Charles C Kauffman Sr Greencastle Pa It is estimated there will be about 44 778 000 families in the United States in P90
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Washington County Hospital
Franklin
Elliott
Guilford Avenue
Mary Ann Wolfinger
Boonshoro
Ralph G. Wolfinger
Gerald P. Lynn
Reynolds Avenue
Daniel W. Reeser
Joseph C. Freeze
Thirmont
Raleigh A. Shupp
Corbett Street
Kermit N. Mowery
South
Cleveland Avenue
Charles Straub
Miss Smith and Ross Stufft Wed in Chambersburg Church
A quiet ceremony at St. John Evangelical and Reformed Church in Chambersburg united Miss Dolores Ethel Smith and Ross Irvin Stufft. The bride wore a white marquisette dress with pearls and carried a parasol with white gladioli and pink rose buds. Best man was Samuel R.K. Stufft. ushers were Robert and Donald Shaffer. The couple planned a trip to Arkansas and will reside with the groom’s family after returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolores Ethel Smith
Sidney B. Smith
Chambersburg
Ross Irvin Stufft
Russell Stufft
St. John’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
W. Wilson Carvell
Duncanville
Robert Shaffer
Donald Shaffer
Arkansas
Stufft
F. E. Nestler
Brideigroom
Wife Saver Uses for Electric Fans Around the Home
An electric fan speeds drying in humid or rainy weather. It helps dry laundry and curtains on racks, aids waxed floors, and can clear smoke, steam, or odors from rooms.
Jacoby on Bridge Opening Leads Often Rely on Guesswork
Choosing the correct card to lead from a suit is not always a matter of textbook memory. The opening lead, to be sure, often hinges on guesswork and must conform to the flow of the deal.
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Bob Evans
Bridge Lesson Reveals Card Play Choices and Defense
In a recent team match a hand from both tables opened with nine of clubs and declarer won to set up a king of diamonds. East players chose different heart continuations, one leading a deuce and the other a low heart, producing varied outcomes. The discussion notes that defenders can adapt by studying the dealt cards rather than following a single rule. Separately, Morris Frock Unit No. 42 holds its monthly meeting Thursday at eight, with nominations and delegates for the state convention in Baltimore August 16-19. A new blind-stitch sewing attachment is also described.
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West
Declarer
Orry
Ense
Baat
Evenjet
Morris Frock
American Legion Auxiliary
Baltimore
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Stanley Smith
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Robert Smith
J. Lester Smith
George B. Hoke
Barbara Boyhart
Victor Dulac
John Boller
Oscar Sayler
Clyde Sayler
G. William Trout
Anna M. McCleary
Roy Skipper
Carl Boller
Delbert Ward
Stephen Knott
Luther Main
Roeland Carey
Joe Staly
Martin Linton
Lillian Ott
Luther Smith
KE. D. Bright
Calvin Main
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Theresa Boller
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Morris Smith
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