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V m ^ L Section C—Page 6 THE NEWBERRY SUN, NEWBERRY, SOUTH CAROLINA THURSDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1962 4^ r. V\ V ^ r V'/i . v ::> ' * 1 ^s2-- x ilM\\ rr-m/'i 1“ Mm U' \h ' . .v* '-|*nVi' n 'r>Wi-f^i I'^ 0Qi, i t*- With gratitude for your friendship and the loyal support you’ve given us, we extend our heartiest wishes that you have a very Merry Christmas. Bowers and Floyd Insurance Complete Insurance Service 1107 Boyce St. Phone 276-0622 Newberry, S. C. mm. m*. ,v?5Sjy>; s r i-''- H\; fe&Kjfr i •5X^1 SO; « r :«n ’:>>>✓.. V^.-v •.■X^<- .-V--.N M i<v:VXr- vx?-; - m Wf&** • v ^ -s<< f \1 NOEL God grant you at Christmas the exceeding great joy the shepherds felt as they beheld the Star. ODORLESS CLEANERS 'Phone 276-0605 Newberry, S. C. r~ \z>j •A3 ■m *■■" ,4 > » v ♦ '•>{<* -v ■ a». . vJfefe . ,,v ' vn , .- * v.*' y.v. iaf %J*C IT * \ J,; ' \ mtsi.:?- *7? H • : 15^- ' : *^v ^ •> ? * , A y>; • -•; ^ : x •€»»! ;. it.'. ■ • • ■*’1 m, •''**'**, me,? 'mk mm MM: MM mm WINTER IN PARIS ... Everyone knows, because of the song, that Paris is beautiful in April. Bat the historic French city is also quite beautiful in winter as shown above in photo taken after season’s first snowfall blanketed tree-lined walks. THERE’S FUN IN CHOOSING ^Lj HM ir Generally, the problem is that we tend to overlook the "every day things" which fit nicely into the pattern of giftgiving. Mom, for instance, will appreciate something for the kitchen or the home, particularly something which in some way tnakes her daily chores easier or which brightens the appearance of her workshop. How about an electric fry pan? A ceramic clock? A coffee maker? The list is endless and the price of kitchen items will range from a few cents to several dollars. There’s something in this range to suit every need and pocketbook. Dad? He shouldn’t be too much trouble. What are his hob bies? If he isn’t retired, how about something for his shop or his office? A hand warmer is appreciated if be spends any time outdoors. If he’s an inside man, how about an intercom system? He’ll have fun rigging it up between office and shop, kitchen or workshop. Clothes brush, sun glasses—these are also good selections. And, despite all the old jokes, your dad might really need and appreciate a new tie. Grandparents? Many folks who have the time enjoy reading. A subscription to a good magazine is a fine gift for a "reader" mm. * ■v,- Bk I -*• * %i&r v.vXvS Jmm . Ttv Wk ^ <■><&>?. -yj.- WELCOME NEW YEAR . . . New York’s Times Square isn’t the only famous location that becomes crowded with merrymakers wait ing to welcome the New Year. The photo above shows crowd gathered it State and Randolph Streets in Chicago. Despite often near-zero veather, Chicago’s Loop is crowded with people who came downtown o welcome a New Year. Christmas Story Borrows Legends From Ancients In establishing the date by which Christmas is cele brated commemorating the birth of Christ, it is inter esting to note that Christ endom did not begin its cal endar computations until almost 550 years after the birth of Christ. Much of the Christinas story is still unknown and untold; but legend and story has traced its history since the beginning when Christ preached ambng the people, “Love thy neighbor as thyself.* 9 Christ was thirty years of age when the people of IBs time recognized Him as the Messiah of God. In face of the shepherds and Three Wise Men, it wasn't until the Holy Spirit de scended upon Him at the baptism in the Jordan that His teachings were accept ed by the Christian world. Strangely enough, many influences have had their effect on the festival of Christmas as it is practiced today, and none of them “Christian” in the true sense of the word. Yet, with them lies the true, roman tic, rich beginnings of the Christmas Story. History tells us that from every epoch of history, from the old, old Babylonian Festivals, to the Druid Mys teries, from the Roman Sat urnalia, to Egyptian Midwinter Festival of Foods and finally to Christ Him self, has come segments of the whole of the Christmas Story. But there is more to the Christmas Story. Much of what the Christian world in this twentieth century ob serves, stems from a time long years and even cen turies before Christ. i ^ X. "C. 6. ^ ^ x*. ■ A Santa OUR Sends BEST HOLIDAY a WISHES TO YOU! s- *m © I f^r ffffr T -•x fr. \ \ fa v TO OUR FRIENDS ^5 ! ^ i BILL’S GLASS SHOP 1311 Caidweii St. Newberry | fi 2. A > ~ r- jf. ?5 n'y.y.y. * H & H Machine & Molding Shop Willie and Jack Hawkins, Owners y | 1502 Martin Street Newberry, S C. r, iA “Ci -■'Ci .•xv « x " : - * ' ■o-" ■\ zrr- XX/:-AVV':-i . . -. A m m 3f=r 'fJ.Rrf-Z'. sy.KffsZl • ’C : . 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