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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1956 THE NEWBERRY SUN SECTION 3—PAGE 1 i ri ' FO0| f- ■ t .. .■« ’'$>■ *? - c^. , . i i:‘- y. ;? - ' v ,e • F ..' ; f r v • '•-f ''J- ’■(? y-j*-viJ-’ ■ i • c ■.-V ooc. IN^OCs^OCOC^COCCOg . ■ * • ' V /.•». »'l; v , %§^ 'M*"£\k PPl i - . : ■;$ v .wvv-':‘V; .'. . V ■' : ,:; W-| - >■ -vX’ - ' -t. .i- “ - CfjS ' ■ V • a’i'; V; /' 4 ■ , •.;- - v .i v4 ■• •. -•• $•& y. -- ts . T/Wi£m ■ ' / ■: •;:| V :• ■ ::;t' >, ■• "■ V' - : ■«;: ■■ •. • ' ,r. . . *• < • • ■-••- ^ ^ '. -V?>'■£ it &■ Tr*'* : W fm S -x' ; ; 'r ,x - ,■ ' c ’ -■■ r-^s; rV '•. ’ • .. ’-:'.'■- " ■■" 1 ' ' 'S^i 'fl'.vjp K. •';•:< 1 - i r ,xvv'-ivs' _ • -) *• ' ; ■' ■ ''•• V^: s a . „ ,. •.•■..» , ■- • •, * ,,y t-1, .•. -¥t W %■ ■ v " ■ : ' . ijSra&ffSwfcsSB '• • . '//4 : :i | As we honor the Nativity this Christmas, let us all give more thought to the spiritual meaning of this great day — remembering that through Christ, God revealed to us the lasting truths of Christian faith. Again let us dedicate our lives to the service of our Heavenly Father. As we pray, let us give thanks to Him for our priceless heritage to worship and live as free people. Let us remember to pray for those who bear the burden of tyranny and for those who are ill and depressed, that they may soon be blessed with lighter hearts. Let us pray for His guidance of our chosen leaders, that they may work wisely and unceasingly for amity among nations. Let us, with thankful hearts, spread the age-old message of the Christmas angel, “Glory to God in the Highest, and on Earth, Peace to Men of Good Will.” COCOCNOOO '^<>cocov>cvc\rvcxNc>cvCN^oocoooc\cscvcsc<NCsrocNrooo cococoo2o?ocoooc>c>cocs Ik SOUTH CAROUNA NATIONAL BANK JOHN T- NORRIS, Manager J. L KEITT, Asst. Manager Gladys H. Carlton Thomas P. Buzhardt William H. Dehihns' William D. Kibler Adrian M. Summer, Jr. Gay B. Davenport Mary S- Salley Anna W. Monroe Ruth C. Price ■ : 'iiixA&gSr - v v' S "■ I 7 ■:MS k I | ( j I \ | . , LEWIS SHEALY, Asst. Manager Betty S. Long Joan Davenport Roscoe H. Jackson, Janitor