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Handicapped Woman Finds Faith
Helps In Overcoming Obstacles
NEW YORK Helen Matthews
Hartford. Connecticut, faced the
crospect of losing an arm, like
looked hopeless. But there was
o choice." she tells in the ,Tuly
Cadies’ Home Journal. "Too many
people needed me."
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At the time she was bringing up
four children and working part
times as typist at the Phoenix Mu
tual Life l.usuracne Company in
Hartford while her husband was
on duty with the navy.
,A little more than two years aft
er her operation for a rare type
of cancer, she cleans, sews, irons
and goes out dancing with her
husband Arthur Matthews, a Hart
ford post office employee The Mat
thewses both are former residents
of Montgomery. Alabama
The children— Frances. 10, Jar
quie, fi Juanita, 5. and Tommy, If.
fortify her strong and newly train
ed right arm, helping out and run
ning errands During her ordeal.
Hie neighbors m the City of Hart
ford interracial project, Dutcn
Pomt Colony, where they lived,
were kind and helpful
Friends and the minister of
their M> ropo'ian A. M. F.
Zion Church were pillars of
strength. He husband tended
the house and the children
while she wag hospitalized,
while working <0 hours a
week on his job. But in the
hospital despair nearly over
whelmed her, until she found
that she could teach herself to
tie a candy hoy how. Some
confidence was restored.
But the great f est came when
eh« was home once morn trying
to resume housekeeping chores.
The simplest tasks were baffling.
Eggs, partially pee ten potatoes and
dishes skidded from her hand to
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fee ffc»r, Semiring * pot wag si
most impossible, a sharp can open
er became a real danger. It took
four hours to hang one load of
wash since the clothes kept falling
in the dirt.
It was a visiting nurse who sav
ed the day. She asked Mrs. Mat
thews if she would like to be a
! guinea pig in a new experiment
• conducted by the University of
Connecticut. Would she like to
help the home economic depart
ment to develop special equipment
and methods for handicapped
housewives The University was
entering upon a national program
to help the 10.000.000 disabled wo
| men in ihe nation
With the help of the skilled
home economist who was as
signed to the Matthews case
by thp university, life became
brighter. An industrial ran
opener of the type used in the
Navy was installed. The Home
economist showed .Mrs. Mat
thews how to put, a wet wash
cloth under a mixing bowl to
keep it from skidding when
she beat the batter, '
The cutting of meat and the
peeling of potatoes and squash
was solved by putting a nail—
for a hook —through a breadboard
so it came up iust about an inch
A pillless clothesline solved some
of the laundry problems—all sug
gested. by the University program.
The home economics department
c! the University of Connecticut
recognized the dramatic story in
this courageous housewife and
mother, how she mastered home
making skills once more and over
came her handicap This was call
ed. to the attention of Ladies’ Home
Journal editors
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left, is shown here with Miss Ruth F. Pope. Chapel Hill home eco
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C. College last week for Mrs. Janies. Special recognition was taken
of fact that Miss Pope represented North Carolina at tire .>oth an
niversary meeting of the American Home Economics Association in
Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Mrs. James and Miss Pope are natives of Ra
leigh. Mrs. Janies arrived in Frankfurt, Germany last week after a
flight across the Atlantic. She, will he gone for six weeks.
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GREENSBORO —■ At lea-r 10 j
n embers of■; ■ ■ 1953 graduating .
rlas* at Bennett College ha - « in- j
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mg gradual® school* in the fall, ||
it revealed this week
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of Philadelphia. Wtlhelmina Bun- jl
dy. of John-on City, Term , and ,|
Toez Jones of Lenoir. Mis? Jarrse- >
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-Vi;. 5 Xa«ry Choi, of X^mit
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niversity in Delroff Miss Ce*
rile Harrison, a. sociology nis
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Misses Millie A.dams. home eco- !
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Rosalind Goodsor. elementary ed
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of Ridgeway. S. C. at Columbia.
S. C; Emma Martin, elementary
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home; and. Hazelioe Taylor, ele
mentary education, of Charlotte,
at her hom. o
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