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Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1951

Page

3

New Year Home for Mary After Hospital Ordeal

Ella welcomes Mary home to a festive living room as Charles and Little Charlie rejoice. Mary, nearly rebuilt after a severe accident, finds joy again, while Charlie learns of his mother’s prosthetic nose and Mary shows resilience with a playful two toes amputation reveal.

LA Cloud Mary Charles Ella Little Charlie Mira Ellla Little Charlie Butch Mitchell Big Charles

The Durant a model small house by Brower

The Durant is a compact home design by William P. Brower praised for its flowing lines and practical layout. It features two front bedrooms with ventilation, a spacious living room opening to a terrace, a flag stone vestibule, abundant closets, a roomy kitchen and dinette, a basement and garage accessible from the front, plus an FHA compliant electrical plan verified by the National Adequate Wiring Bureau.

Durant William P. Brower FHA National Adequate Wiring Bureau

Henderson Sewing Circle Christmas Party in Eden Hall

Henderson The Sewing Circle held their annual Christmas Party in Eden Hall last Thursday evening after a turkey dinner carols were sung games were played and gifts were presented to each member revealing the name of their Sunshine Sister. Miss Catherine Melvin and Mrs. Pearl Jones accompanied by Mr. H H Hudson of Sadlersville attended the funeral of Mrs. Mary Jones Rutherford at Wycombe Pa last Friday. Mrs. Harry Bell of Wyoming is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bell. Mrs. Mary S. Pippin is on the sick list. We wish for her a speedy recovery. Lt. and Mrs. Norman P R Connell and daughter Linda Sue of Ft. Belvoir Va and Mrs. and Mrs. Charles Walls of Dover were dinner guests of Mrs. Dora B. Melvin on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. G M Bachman and son Mike of near Newport spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. T A Montague. Mrs. H L Melvin spent last Wednesday in Wilmington.

Sewing Circle Eden Hall Catherine Melvin Pearl Jones H. H. Hudson Sadlersville Mary Jones Rutherford Wycombe Harry Bell Wyoming Fred Bell Mary S. Pippin Norman PR. Connell Linda Sue Ft. Belvoir Charles Walls Dover Dora B. Melvin G. M. Bachman Mike Newport T. A. Montague H. L. Melvin Wilmington

Warning on Christmas toys to prevent eye injuries

Dr. R. H. Riley warns parents to avoid sharp toys and hazardous items such as scissors darts daggers rifles and chemistry sets for children. January and February see peak eye accidents as unwise gifts are opened and mishandled, urging supervision and safer alternatives to protect vision.

Santa Claus R. H. Riley State Department of Health National Society For the Prevention of Blindness Maryland Society For the Prevention of Blindness

Santa Letters From Goldsboro and Denton 1951

Christmas requests from Dee and Samuel Trice include a record player, cowboy suit, scooter, and truck for Dee who is 50 years old though joking. Samuel asks for a wagon a sled Rudolph and Emmaline plus a dress for his mother and candy and fruit for family and friends serving as a heartwarming wartime era childlike plea. The letters mention Dover Preston Seaford Milwaukee and Mrs Hignutt as a teacher reference.

Santa Goldsboro Jerry Jarrell Preston Seaford Milwaukee Wis Dover Rudolph Emmaline Samuel Trice P.S Hignutt

J Factor and television eye fatigue noted in medical features

The piece cites Rear Admiral Harley Cope and Captain Walter Karig on the J factor in World War II submarine operations with no fatalities. It also discusses Ruth L. Pevsner's health article on television watching, arguing it is not harmful but can reveal preexisting eye fatigue and requires active engagement.

Doctor Flack Harley Cope USN Walter Karig USNR Providence Ruth L. Pevsner

Campbell Soup Loses Test Case Continues On Page 1

Campbell Soup loses a test case as the firm accepted only 15 000. Owen notes it as possibly the first case of its kind heard before U S District Judge William C Coleman.

Campbell Soup Owen U. S William C. Coleman

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