December ,12. 1941
BAILEY BUGLE
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gifts.
Rules For
Christmos Giving
Christine Pinch
Make these j^our rules
for Christmas giving-
I resolve:
■»'*That my gifts will be
given without the
thought of receiving
'::-That in my
planning I will /re.-^
member the poor
well as friends,
*::-That I will p.^a^a>^i.'.g|
some person
name on hi^^ list
receive a p;i?^sent , t
give it to someone
needs it more^V\|hW^j|^.
-;:-That my gifts
not cut too de^p
wound in
-::-That my
gifts of my
love and stan
in the sight
ones v/ho refei^j/ th
*That my gi^4s:;j>lM be
useful as M * ‘
beautiful.
•:i-That my gifts vlill'
awards in many \cfes'biO
for kindnesses sp^/n
me during tho yoarL \v
SHARE CHRIST
MAS JOYS
JosGphino .Lamm
Are you happy at
Christmas by receiving
and receiving and re
ceiving but never
giving even a comfort
ing smile? No, you
are not happy if that
is what you are doing;
you’re only making be
lieve. Some celebrate
Christmas by feasting.
I do not say it is not
right to feast on
Christmas, but I do
say it is wrong to
"Not What We Give
But Wh/^t We Share"
Many people give a
gift at Christmas be
cause they feci it is
their dut;^^ Off to
tov/n thcv>^.gd pur-
chas o i;-^f
they vfitjr^n' the
jic^-tTCd ' limit.
V/hafc' a,-,Mip6ng con-
giving and
:#ji:a'.t^ji'|5le a s ur (
xi of ■■ '
‘ts.
tj'
bhoso
have reql
time cud offor,
_if%> tosQt^-ai
a^'^ociktod -^arKJua
»cw'v,-tpurchased,
i^^t
f03
Christm3s
Decorotions
Estelle Eatman
Small oars of popcorn
dipped in rod or green
paint will represent
Ncandlcs for tho buffet
.Popcorn and cranber-
■'i'es strung together
il make the tree
^■••beautifully col-
'sagos for the la-
made from cran-
’los, popcorn, and
ken paper leaves
_ ’ound wire will
'Si^^opriate,
vrama the front door
|th Jjholly, the ber-
i.e^pf which are sil-
reiv^). and paint sev-
(rs of corn red
$ir-
of
'^ront,
good.
d
n^’
some
some th,*.^
PEICELESS (71
You probably-' say
you woulc^ l'd!kc to
i^oryono a Christoias
pr^5sent buti you catoot
afford it.i/yl ma/imtain
sents
friends]
tej^eatcs.tJ
tc^vc
preXonts
tlo cost
ing.
H^e
yeriow to serve as a
flam^ Ropes can be
hun^^^om the corners
and^-S^right-c o 1 o r e d
jpii^on each corner of
the^^oor.
Dro-
//rfpon us, or
give worldly
for very lit-
or for noth-
suggested
FOR GIFTS
IDEAS
You couldn't treat
Dad any bettor than to
give him a nice pair
ve as candles*
may be painted
of knitted socks; and
while you're at it
knit brother and sis
ter a pair of gloves.
A rag doll would warm
any child's heart not
quite as fortunate as
we are. Using daddy’s
old sock, stuffed with
cotton, with black
thread for tht* eyes
and mouth, you’ll have
a gift any small boy
or girl would love.
l^or sister and class
mate make a cloth belt
and purse to match.
MERRY CHRISTMAS!
^.DOESN'T Srea CHRIST IN CHWSTMAS