Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 49, Number 281, Decatur, Adams County, 29 November 1951 — Page 10

THVRSDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1951

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? '■ • IfrOf I jmXtowM wm 5 ' s E* 4eRY AVERAGE American v ’home will have a Christmas ? tree this year. Traditional and sym--3 bolic as the trees are, they present V a great fire hazard, and should be | carefully watched. I Remember that when you bring g a tfee into the house it is going ! to dry up. A freaMy’Cut tree will | not take fire any easier than the | evergreen trees growing outside, J but'the hazard increases by the 3 hour. For this reason, it is not J wise to put up the tree too early | before Christmas day or to legve £ it Ufo long after the 25th. Trees at 3 ail kind will become highly | mable at the end of a week. % Families, clubs, churches or ora ganfzations that wish to keep their » treei up longer than a week should 2 take special safeguards to keep it R reasonably safe. 5 The tree can be kept fresh by £ Betting it up in a pan of water. Cut » off Vie base of the tree at an angle 5 at least one inch above the original k cut and keep it standing in water jt durfrig the entire period it remains 2 in the house. It may be necessary i to add water from time to time to || keep, the water level above the cut E Place the tree well away from 3 stoves, radiators, and other sources g of heat. When you smoke, stay (} aw£iy from the tree. Also be sure ff that'the tree is secured in such a 2 way that it cannot fall. Do not put it J near, a doorway where it might £ block an avenue of escape, should f a hie occur. i Interesting Job? I Santa's Beats All | At This Season W S HO HAS ONE of the most interesting- Jobs this time of B That’s‘easy. It’s Santa. M TRe rotund gentleman hiding beK hind the red ensemble and the ' flowing white beard learns a great B deai about the nature of humans, n especially children, at this time of ■ F*«f- ® However, after receiving thouB sands of letters from all over the j. ;7| * (BTy-^ x g country, and talking to thousands of £ youngsters on street comers and S 4 *ln department stores. Santa usually £ corries to the same conclusion each $ yeas. Times and customs change, ft but children seldom do. K R^ 116518 11181 Santa receives folC jow general pattern each year—ife everything from bicycles to roller ska,t£s and cowboy suits for boys, with’ dolls and elaborate accessories the favorite with the girls. There are some exceptions. Lots & of children make requests for use- * ful Rems, typewriters. and such, in GJ the hope of becoming writers and $ stenographers. Last year one lad asked (or a Bengal tiger. J? Santa; understanding human that Q he |nust be, promises to fill all the Requests that he can and exw plains tenderly why there are some K that?are,out of reach. g, • | ■' S St. Nicholas Possessed Os Virtue, Piety S Sajnt Nicholas, Bishop of Myra, Q Wss said to have been a saint of M grc.M virtue and piety. X A<i ancient legend is told that < he Hearne the patron saint of school boys when he restored to H life the sons of a rich Asiatic, who & had 'been murdered by a robber- . 2, innkeeper while they were enroute g to school in Athens. It is said that 51 fie vVap warned of the crime in 8 H visiem, but was to reach the eg inn ip time to prevent th? murders. He ihstored the boys to life through W prayers and also forced the mur■a derel to confess his crime to auM thor|ties. IW -n ,J "’| T ' • _V I • Ln \. 3 «■ -1 ?y. y » P 1 & ai. ■•■■ r I IgT”* IJ Ww \Bhl ? S CrtRISTMAB CANDLE ... The % so#, steady glow of a lighted & cafldle is one of the treasures of Christmas which fro one would wapt to lose. Another treasure is khe happy cWW-

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