Dec 1961 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

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HE-CHRISTMAS SA1E!
WOOL SKIRTS v *'"«« » *7.95 to $19.95
OM SALE FOR $.90 fa *12.90
BULKY SWEATERS
Valued at $5.95 to $17.95
ON SALE FOR *3.90 tO S 10.V0
COSTUME JEWELRY
C0R ° LL ALBERT WEISS and VENDOME
fron) *1.00 * *47.50 PT.
K. AVERIL
DOLAWAY
DIAL 399-1835
827 ASBURY AVE. OCEAN CITY
OPEN UNTIL 9 EVERY NIGHT 'TIL CHRISTMAS
alto at
5441 GERMANTOWN AVE. PHILADELPHIA
Gift
, Suggestions
• ALUMINUM CANE
• BACK REST
• HEATING PAD
• ELECTRIC BLANKET
• HEAT LAMP
HUMIDIFIER
INVALID CUSHION
VAPORIZER
VIBRATOR
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» tu UK- AUW1 fallllwll
diopter at a dnistmas luncheon
program Saturday afternoon in
Plyniotith Irai. llio affair also marked
the 29th birthday of Sarah SUIIwell
Chapter which was celebrated
with a large decorated birtliday
cake; 1
Mrs. Jolin Lanijnd, Regent of the
host chapter, presided and Intro
ducal the guests of honor. Mre
Louis G, TumnllDo, Regent of UL.
Maiy Clapp Wousier Chapter u
New Haven, Qmn., and guest speak
er: Mrs R Clifton Ware, Regan
of the Gipe May Patriots Chapter.
Mrs Robert T- UonlhaiU. of the
Ann Whitehall Chapter of Woodbury
and a member, of the NSDAR Rcso
lutlons Committeti; and -Sirs
fiimlcs H Vail, organizing Rcgjj
of Sarah SUUweU Chapter.
Mrs. Lomond presented Mrs, Va*i
with a framed certificate In rocog
nition oi hu i> years as a membcin
the NSDA1L
Following lutumeon s musical pro
grain wiia^.prtsicntctl by \Mr. aik,
ftlre. Phalli. Wdl'iwlUi' George ii,
Ashtot. as accompanist. Ito musical
program was entitled American
Let's talk Common
Sense about Christmas
Gifts for Invalids and
Convalescents-
At Christmas — and 364 other days throughout
th# year — the most important "want" of the
invalid, and to a lesser degree, the convalescent,
is body comfort. An expensive necktie . . . a
bonie of imported perfume . . . a sweater or
blouse, all are appreciated by your disabled
friend or relative, but is it the gift that will do
most good ? That will be most practical throughout
the year?
Too often the well-meaning friend or
relative who plans a gift for the invalid
develops the false notion that a colorful
or frivolous present is most desirable'
because it will cheer up the afflicted.
Such may be the case, but there
are far more important considerations.
The bedridden or disabled friend is, more often
than not, suffering a financial as well as physical
disability. Medical fees and hospital bills are but
part of the financial .burden. At such a time an
honest/ forthright gift of a .wheel chair cushion
... a bed tray ... a four-legged cane ... a fore-
'• arm crutch, any one of dozens of such gifts will
be truly bppreeipled and USED. We would be
pleased to advis* you on the choice of an appropriate
invalid's gift from our unusually large
Stock of sick room supplies. Come in today, or
tonight.
CENTRAL PHARMACY
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COMMERCIAL
STATIONERY
Dial 399.1212
Atbury Av«niM
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Tor utmUfes of tlili nrcn at the Stork
dub of SInro: Mcrnorlal Hattpltl
'luHn^ the past Aveekv
CbiulatJons go to Lois ami
nt FosbeniKu, of North Shore
. Dcbslcys I\)lnt, on thej birth
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