Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 56, Number 249, Decatur, Adams County, 22 October 1958 — Page 12

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Guide Vacation For Handicapped Group Once-ln-Lif etime Vacation To Group By HORTENSE MYERS United Press International INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) — Two Indianapolis women are guiding the course of a once-in-a-lifetime vacation for a group of handicapped young people, including several suffering an incurable ailment. The vacation for 15 victims of muscular dystrophy or cerebral palsy and their helpers in Sara-

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sota, Fla., was arranged by Mrs. Dorothy S. Axsom, now executive director for the cerebral palsy, organization of Illinois, with the aid of Miss Norma Hanks, Indianapolis, her former secretary. While Mrs. Axsom was working with muscular dystrophy patients in Indiana, she had promised some of them an outing similar to one others of this incurably ill group had taken to Chicago. After a job shift to Illinois, the promise seemed impossible to fulfill. But a Bloomington, 111., businessman, John Pemberton, wrote to some Sarasota friends, and the vacation finally came into being. The group is in Florida this week, swimming, fishing, golfing, touring and yachting, as their handicaps permit. A bus which accommodates

wheel-chair patients is Sarasota's gift to the tourists, and other special arrangements were made for them. Youngest of the group is 8-year-old Ward Allen Beckham, Indianapolis. Quentin Macy, 10, Wheatland, Billy Rieke, 16, Greensburg, and Mrs. Gizelle Hoffman, Gary, are other Indiana MD patients on the trip. The others are cerebral palsy patients from Illinois and relatives of the handicapped persons who care for them. The week in the sun will end for the 15 Saturday. They are due to return by plane to Indianapolis Weir Cook Airport at 9 p.m. c.d.t. The tendency of some women to adopt a new hair style without first considering how well or ill

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it becomes them gets a lot of husbandly criticism—and a male hair stylist agrees with the men. Hugh Trosper, Indianapolis, chairman for the 21st annual convention of the Indiana Hairdressers and Cosmetologists Association, says “current styles must be adapted to dres style.” “For intance, a woman with a long nec\ who wears a low cut gown should have her hair dressed low on the neck to shorten the line from chin to chest.” Trosper said the new hair styles to be shown to some 2,000 beauty shop owners and operators at the Oct. 26-27 convention in Indianapolis will blend with the latest in dress styles. “The Tiairdo is slimmed at the sides, the wholeeffect being narrower and higher, to accent Empire and Directoire

K, 4 » * r * WWBSb w Wk £ ~MRA — B Y wßw jw ON TOUR-President and Mrs. Eisenhower watch a slide show presentation of the highlights of the Chief Executive’s life history at the Eisenhower Museum in Abilene, Kan. They toured the building for the first time since its completion in • 1957. The President stopped here while on his 5,300-mile f expedition to add strength to the Republican election campaign. While on the Democratic front, two former First Ladies i —Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt (bottom, left) and Mrs. Bess Truf man—are shown after they received plaques at a luncheon given in their honor by the Democratic Central Committee in Washington, D. C. They are shown with former President Harry S. Truman, who delivered a speech at the luncheon.

lines. ■ One woman who took the business of adapting costume to hairdo seriously, had the crown cut • out of a new, expensive hat. The ; hairdresser explained that when hhe patron left "all she wore was the brim. The final effect was 5 most fetching.” No Busman's Holiday BRISTOL, R. I. lUPD — There i wasn’t a drop of liquor served at ! the first outing and clambake of ■ the Rhode Island Package Store Association. An official explained. : We wanted it to be a real family affair.” . ' -- Woman Driver PUTNAM, Conn. »UPI> — When mechanic Hector Cote pointed out to a woman motorist that the reason her car wasn't working properly was because the choke was pulled all the way out, she replied, '‘Oh, I thought that was to hang my pocketbook on." Four small ships, the Invincible, the Brutus, the Independence and the Liberty, made up the Texas navy during its war for independence from Mexico.

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Museum Clearance Sale NEW YORK.(UPI) — The Metropolitan Museum of Art held a clearance sale this summer and did a thriving business in such articles as neolithic flints, scarabs, jars found in tombs and fragments of stone and pottery. The purchasers were adults and children who visited the Museum during its second annual sale of surplus materials that other museums in the country did not want. The sales have netted the museum about $230,000, with which it bought a painting, an Egyptian cat sculpture and a couple of other important objects. i Why We CHICGAO — (UPI) — The Current Medical Digest, in an article discussing why doctors refer to themselves as "we,” attributed this statement to Benjamin Franklin: “The editorial ‘we’ traditionally and historically is reserved for the exclusive use of heads of state, editors, and people with tapeworms.” The Women’s Christian Temperance Union maintains the home of Carrie Nation, famous anti-liquor crusader, as a museum at Medicine Lodge, Kan.

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Special Stamp For Flight Anniversary 100th Anniversary Os Balloon Flight LAFAYETTE, Ind. (UPD — Th c Postoffice Department announced today in Washington that it will issue a special commemorative postage stamp next year marking the 100th anniversary of what is believed to be the first airmail flight in history. The stamp will go on sale on a “first day” basis at the Lafayette Postoffice next Aug. 17 and will be sold at other postoffices the following. It will mark a balloon flight made by John Wise on Aug. 17, 1859, from Lafayette to four miles south of Crawfordsville with 123 first-class Wise, a pioneer balloonist, intended to roach the East Coast on the flight but bad weather forced a landing scarcely 25 miles from Lafayette, where the flight originated. The mail then was put on a train and taken to New "York. Trade in a good town — DecatO