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SEC. B, PAGE 4—The Newberry Sun, Newberry, S. C., Thurs., Dec. 25, 1969 CENTRAL METHODIT CHURCH FLOAT TO ALL OUR 600D FRIENDS AND PATRONS, WE WISH THE VERY BEST OF EVERYTHING! Best wishes from the staff & management of SUNRISE AUTO SUPPLY CO. 1310 College Street Newberry, S. C. Mcrry-makinas from the tiny kingdom of Denmark cap ture the spirit of the Christmas season. The holidays there, as here, are a time of hospi tality of easy informality. The traditional Danish cold table (smorgasbord) is a perfect way to adapt to a friendly, festive open house. Collect boughs of fragrant evergreen, symbol of life, to place around the table. Light four white candles, representing the four Sundays of Advent. Freeze a bottle of aquavit, the popular Danish drink, for tingling toasts. And offer your guests a yearly Yule ham, accompa nied by such buffet favorites as shnmp salad, spiced veal roll, assorted cheese, and a country liver pate that can be served warm, as the Danes prefer, or cold with pickled beets. A marzipan - cookie cornucopia makes a spectacular center piece, spilling over with al monds, chocolate truffles, and honey cakes that have mellowed a fortnight. HAPPY GRKKTEK ... It takes only a little time and imagination to fashion a cheer ful holiday greeting at your front door. You can cut out your chosen design and paste it to the door or paint it on with water colors. A snowman or a Santa are favorite illustrations. ONE GOOD THING ABOUT WINTER There is one good thing about winter — he brings Christmas. Through the bleak December the thought of the coming festivities is pleasant — like the reflection of a fire on our faces. We taste the cake before it is baked, and when it is actually before us we find that it is none the worse for the fond handling of yzr Wmm •wr>: n . '-".A v’- £4* To all our friends and their families. We want to wish you the merriest Christmas ever and bounty of holiday cheer. Clinton-Newberry Natural Gas Authority