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; Cards Give
| Assist to
Yule Decor
I
I Christmas cards can be an
important and attractive part
of the Christmas decor, espe
cially for those who must close
ly watch the budget when
planning Yule decorations. Here
are some suggestions:'
— Remove books from the
bookcase and stand cards in
their place.
—With straight pins, attach
cards to lengths of wide ribbon
or felt tacked on wall or door.
—Slip cards under glass of
glass-topped tables.
—Place cards on an inexpen
sive wood or paper screen.
Add Christmas ornaments or
pine cones and frame with
greenery.
—Cut a large sheet of green
oilcloth or felt in the form of
a holly leaf or tree, tack to the
wall, and paste or pin cards
to it.
—Spray sturdy twigs with
white paint and place in a
vase. Hang cards from the
branches.
—Bend wire coat hangers in
various forms and tape one to
another to make a hanging card
mobile. Spray with a Christmas
color and suspend from ceiling
or light fixture.
—Use a garland of greenery
strung with cards to decorate
the staircase bannister.
—Dye a clothes line a Christ
mas color. Tack it between two
walls and dangle cards from it
with bright plastic clothes pins.
Commuters Like
Playing Santa
DUNELLEN, N. J. (AP)— A
friendly wave started a Christ
mas tradition five years ago
for a trainload of commuters
and a half-dozen roadside
workers.
Every year a few days be
fore Christmas, the Reading
Railroad's crack "Wall Street
Express” stops briefly on the
outskirts of town. A commuter
dressed as Santa Claus hops
out with a bagful of money
and wishes a “Merry Christ
mas" to the men who work for
a nearby type foundry.
The practice has been going
on since the commuters no
ticed the overall clad men
i waving at them every morn
I ing, rain or shine
“It's the happiest commut
ing day of the year for us,”
■ says James S. Morgan of Wyn
cote, Pa* ofie of the com
muters.
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fie peace for all men. &nb,toe prap tljat eacl) of pou
toill fjaPe a mosft jopous! Cfjtisitmas! Holibap.
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