By DONNA M. FELLOWS, For The Capital
By DONNA M. FELLOWS, For The Capital
Capital Gazette Communications
Published
11/04/09
Adults and children alike celebrated Halloween all week long in Odenton. Starting off the festivities was the Macedonia United Methodist Church hosting their Harvest Festival. Children arrived in non-scary costumes for an afternoon of fun, food and games.
Upon arrival, each child had his or her picture taken as a souvenir of the day, then decorated trick-or-treat bags before hunting for candy gently hidden in the graveyard beside the church.
Games included blindfolded musical chairs. A twist on this game is that not only did the players have to find and sit in the chairs when the music ended, the chairs kept moving, making the...
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