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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1968
Page
7
Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Shifler welcomed members and their husbands to a Chapelwood Garden Club progressive dinner held in their home near Ben evola. A Christmas scene featured a pine cone tree by Mrs. Shifler, gilded on a white and red backdrop with holly and a Williamsburg candle holder.
A reader jests about family animal traits citing sisters as cat and rabbit, a brother as fox, an aunt as rabbit Bunney, a sister-in-law as cow, and finally compares Ann to a lamb. The reply lightheartedly thanks the reader for the pun filled ribbing.
Proud parents announce several newborns including William Matthew Mizejewski born December 23 to Dr. and Mrs. Gerald J. Mizejewski in Ann Arbor. Ronald Eugene Deaner born November 20 to Mr. and Mrs. Newton McKinley Deaner of Keedysville. Jeffrey Alan Wolfe born December 7 to Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wolfe of Hagerstown Route 3. Carla Ann Barnhart born December 16 to Mr. and Mrs. Brian D. Barnhart of Glenwood Avenue. Lori Susan Best born December 16 to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Best of Knoxville Route 2. Terri Lynn Walsh born December 4 to Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Walsh of Englewood Road.
A pregnant secretary, 23, writes that she drinks heavily while socializing at an aggressive firm and fears harm to her unborn child. Ann Landers warns that drinking during pregnancy can injure the baby and urges medical guidance and abstinence for the duration of pregnancy.
Anna Mae Rudolph daughter of Amos and Mrs Rudolph of Wardensville West Virginia married Richard Daniel Horst son of Daniel and Mrs Horst of Rt 6 Hagerstown on December 14 at Crest Hill Mennonite Church Wardensville The ceremony was led by Rev Abram Baer with Rev Adam Marlin assisting A reception followed at Wardensville War Memorial Building The bride wore white taffeta and ushers were Joseph Rudolph and Leonard Horst After a honeymoon in Tennessee the couple will live in Greencastle Pennsylvania Mrs Horst was employed at Martins Food Market and Mr Horst works at Marlins Elevator Inc
Chapelwood Garden Club members hosted a Progressive Christmas Dinner, touring homes in Benevola Sharpsburg and St James Village. Decor featured red birds pine and holly with candles and velvet accents. Guests enjoyed turkey ham shrimp rolls desserts films celebrating brotherhood and the 150th anniversary of Silent Night.
Dinner at the Sharpsburg residence of Dr and Mrs Rizalita Amarillo served as a Progressive party setting. Mrs Amarillo sits at the piano with her husband nearby while Mrs S J Gower Jr assists. A Christmas tree and tinsel decor filled the drawing room with seasonal music.
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