_pppMIi
;^*An4 it to -wms, as. tha
aiigala Wece-jBoiie ai^iiKHai thent
into heavm, the sb^piierds said
^ne to asoilieKi-^-let va qqw go
even uOto liatbli^ein to see the
tlto^^ich to come to. pass, which
toe Lord hath made, known to us.
An* toey imtoo iWtto haaie nn*
'Ihitokd' and Joseph^ and the
Wto to a ntoager. And when
to^: ttodiisecn it, niadei known
•ptotod toe saving which was' told
.fcV’-toem the ohUd.”—Pot-
to»id
b - Atofajaa- condlticm- a Christmas
: ^ tege befoto putttoftit into a>heatedr
TOatt. :Plaee toe toeo in the yard
§:. ‘ j(^ :too saw wid cold to prese^e.
Spi^ with water one’
; tw putting it on
■;|'^^'.^i8ttottrtpee.atand^j;'
.^■frs, Nfopal oir deep V, to absorb as
u^ v^:in,^ ^tw. as possible. Put it in
Mrj; ktf'' ^ I fT V wagggA biiab ^cUMlljr paTVilUn
an,^0toK thgy are undernourished. Could foster Christ who was all
g'^good torflliiier on* them.'
during^wintef months
>' :;cd^ea with a ittold that is
nottaeabie, and foliage al-
,^hii8 to be washed before its-
c%t tha ttoe troito on a deep dft-
container to which one of the
Ito^tog has been added as altlm-
mt: ope of sugar or molasses
e|wh’dbariO!f wator. ^
pf ppincetotos have yellowleaves
;Sbrubs, Put ammonium sulfate
around plants soon after they
bloom. Do not. encourage new
growth, to late summer and fall
They are easily killed.
How Far To Bethlehem?
It isn’t far to Bethlehem Town—
dust over the dusty roads adown,
.Past Wise Men’s well, still offering
Cool draughts from wayside
■ > sprtog;
Past shepherds with their flutes of
rwd -- .
That charm the wooly sheep they
, lead; ^ !
Past boys with kites on hilltops
flying,
. . And soon you’re there where
Bethlehem’s lying.
Sunned white and sweet on olived
slopes,
. Gold-lighted still with Judah’s
hopes;
And so we find the Shepherd’s
field
. And Plato that gave rich Boaz
' yield,
And look where Herod’s villa sto^d;
We thrill that earthly parenthood
Miitbr Morsels
Advice is seldom welcome. Those
who need it most, like it less.
Samuel Johnson.
We often pray for purity, un
selfishness, for the highest quali
ties of character, and forget that
these things cannot be given, but
must be earned. — Lyman Abbott.
Let a human being throw the
engines of his soul into the making
of something, and the instinct of
workmanship Will take care of his
Jionesty, — Walter Lippman.
No age or time of life^ no posi
tion or circumstance, has a monop
oly on success. Any age is the
right age to START DOING! —
Gerard.
Music resembles poetry; in each
numerous graces which no
methods teach, and which a master
alone can ' reach. — Alexander
Pone.
Anyone who says our school
teachers have it easy, simply does
hot know wjhat they’re talking
about! Some misguided souls feel
that they have quite a few argu
ments in their favor.
“For instance,” they moan, “look
at us. We work twelve months ev
ery year, witli only a week.or two
off for vacation. (If we’re lucky,
that is) while these teachers work
oidy nine months, and then take
off the other three months!”
Well, Mends, you can’t get away
with that argument. 'There’s one
sure thing that can certainly be
figured out whije you’re complain
ing. You just don’t have kids.
After coping with anywhere
from 30 to 35 children five days a
week for nine months, every par
ent will hgree to one thing. It’s
going to take those three months
to recuperate.
Now, consider one of those class
rips the youngsters take every
once in awhile, for instance. Herd
ing 35 first graders safely on and
off busses, and through a thickly
populated zoo, would be nothing
less than a nightmare for us.
One very puzzled mother, after
thinking about it for some time,
started questioning her young son
;3s to what rules he bad been told
to obey, or what specific instruc
tions he had been given. The little
fellow toought for a moment, and
then said he couldn’t think of any
rules or instructions.
“But surely,” his mother persist
ed, “your teacher must have told
you somethingt”
Bxasperated, her six-year-old
burst out, “Mmn, she didn’t tell us
ANY'THING! All she said wss ‘Just
don’t let go of toe rope’!”
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