Church Notices St. Paul's Episcopal Saturday: 11:30 p.m. Christmas Ere Midnight Service, which will be broadcasted on WYRN Sun day at 1 a.m Acolytes: Pete Joyner and Joe Webb Sunday: 10:00 a.m. Holy Communion and Meditation. Acolyte: Kirk House Wednesday: 8:00 p.m Choir Rehearsal Louisburg Baptist Sunday: 10:00 a.m. Church School, Mr. M E. Smith, Supt. 11:00 a.m. Candlelight Ser vice, Rev. A. S. Tomllnson, Pastor Louisburg Methodist Sunday: 9:45 a.m. Sunday School 11:00 a.m. "Where Is Your Guiding Star Leading You? Wednesday: 7:30 p.m Senior Choir Franklin Mem. Hospital Notes The following were patients In the hospital Thursday morning: Louis Alston, Loulsburg; William Thomas Batton, ; Loulsburg; Claude Felton Cash, Loulsburg; Elliott Ful ler Cottrell, Loulsburg; Ster ling T. Cottrell, Loulsburg; Blllle Denton, Loulsburg; Danny Cottrell Duke, Louls burg; Eugene O. Foster, Loulsburg; George P. Foster, Loulsburg; James Grlpimett Gilliam, Loulsburg; William Ralph Griffin, Frankllnton; Allle H. Hortoi), Loulsburg; Elsie Christine Leonard, Loulsburg; Ernest Preston Osborne, Frankllnton; Wil liam H. Radford, Loulsburg, Earlle Richardson, Holllster; Vivian Anne Robblns, Frank llnton; Frances Marlon Tony, Loulsburg; James Darlon Tony, Loulsburg; Arthur Tal madge Wester, Loulsburg; Benjamins. Alford, Bunn;Sue T. Alston, Loulsburg; Bessie P. Bartholomew, Loulsburg; Mary H. Bobbin, Loulsburg; Bennle C. Champion, Louls burg; Addle D. Collins, Louls burg; James E. Collins, Cas talla; Lillian (Gertie) Con yers, Loulsburg; Qda Pearce Edwards, Loulsburg; Nannie J. Garner, Loulsburg; Carrie L. Hayes, Frankllnton; Henry Jack House, Loulsburg; Emma W. Mltchlner, Frankllnton; V. E. Osborne, Loulsburg;' Jessie B. Sledge, Loulsburg, Annie Evans Stalltngs, Louls burg; Florence L. Stalling, Loulsburg; Reuben C. Stal llngs, Loulsburg; Blanche B Tlmberlake, Zebulon; Reglna Wesson, Loulsburg; Ernes tine J. Smith, Zebulon; Ed ward Lyle TomUrtiSn, Frank llnton. ' Births Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tony announce the birth of twin boys, Francis Marlon and James Darlon, born on Dec. 17, 1966. Mrs. Tony Is the\ former Mary Frances Boone. I Two Holiday Flavors - One Lovely Pie The rl?h, dark colors of cranberries and mincemeat blend under this flaky, lattice crust for a visual dessert treat. Simply combine prepared, whole cranberry sauce and mince meat with brown sugar and grated orange rind to make this sweet-tart filling wlth'a holldayalr. If you want to gild the lily, serve with a hard sauce. Easy, quick, but memorably delicious! CRANBERRY-MINCE PIE one 9-lnch pie 2 cups silted enriched flour* 1 teaspoon salt 2/3 cup shortening 4 to 6 tablespoons cold water Cranberry-Mince. Filling Sift together flour* and salt into mixing bowl. Cut In shortening until pieces are slzte of small peas. Sprinkle with water, a little at a time, mixing, lightly until dough begins to stick together. Turn out onto lightly floured board or pastry cloth and press to gether; divide In half. Roll out half. of dough to circle l/8-lnch thick; fit gently Into 9-lnch pie pan. Trim pastry even with rim of pan. Roll out remaining dough for top crust. Pour Cran berry-Mlnce Filling Into pastry shell; moisten edge of pastry. Arrange top pastry over filling; seal edge. Bake In preheated 425 degrees oven, 35 to 40 minutes, or_untll lightly browned. Cool on wire rack. , CRANBERRY-MINCfi FILLING 1 1-pound can whole cran berry sauce 1 2/3 cups mincemeat 1/4 cup brown sugar 1 1/2 teaspoonsLferated orange rind > Combine all Ingredients and mix thoroughly. ?If you don't sift and In absence of other directions, spoon flour directly from container Into aone-cupdry measure, level off, then remove two tablespoonfuls according to US DA recom mendations. NOTE: If self-rising flour Is used, omit salt. Unaware Mrs. Peck- -When you mar ried ma, you deliberately de ceived me. Henry? In what way dear? Mrs. Peck?You told mo you were well off. Henry?Well, I was well off. In fact, I didn't realize myself how well off I really was. Probably So! Doctor (after examining pa tient): "I don't like the looks of your husband, Mrsl Adam son." Mrs. Adarason: "1 don't either, doctor, buthe'ssoklnd to the children." The Most Trusted Name In Electronics t Also MOTOROLA COLOR TV COLOR SETS $399.95 up C & P MUSIC CO. May your hearth be Happy and your heart content. We send this greeting with our thanks to all! WYNNE'S SUPER MARKET I Favorite Christmas Customs * ? 2 . The rose, together, with the polnsettla and desemflower, continue* to playan Important role In the holiday season? In many countries t of Europe, people still believe that all the trees break Into blossom for a few moments at midnight on Christmas Eve. The most popular flowering plant for Christmas, according to the Florists' Telegraph Delivery Association, is the polnsettla, brought to the U. S. more than 12S years ago from Mexico bv Dr. Joel Poinsett. One of the most revered Christmas customs Is the re enactment of Christ's birth with a creche or Nativity Apt Retort "What cigarette do you Smoke?" asked the poll taker. "Any given brand," the poor student replied. Helping Out "Watcha doing today?" said Mrs. A. to Mrs. B. during the course of a social telephone call. "Fm washing the baby clothes," said Mrs. B. And right there the operator cut In and said, "Fm ringing 'em " Scene. This custom was pop ularized In the 13th century by St. Francis of Assist. At a time when few books were a vallable, and most people couldn't read anyway, St. Francis dramatized the Nati vity In 1224, to help the people of Grecclo, Italy, understand the meaning of Christmas. Villagers took the parts of Mary, Joseph, and shepherds. Live animals were used, and a life-sized wax figure of the Christ Child was placed In the manger. Christmas carols can also be traced back to St. Francis. Originally a "carol" signi fied a dance rather than a song, and It was St. Francis who led the villagers In Joy ous dancing around the Nati vity Scene. One of our most recent cus toms, the exchanging of Christmas, cards, began In England In, the 1840's. Christ mas card# were first Intro-; duced In the United States by Louis Prang, a German Immi grant who settled In Roxbury, Massachusetts. Often called the "Father of the American Christmas Card," Prang printed his (Irst "Seasons Greeting" In 1873. No matter what your favorite Christmas custom - ? from holly to Jolly Old St. Nick-* you'll probably agree that the Yuletlde Is full of surprises ? and not only In the gifts. you'll find under the tree on Christ mas morning! Aluminum Carl Ports A fj Storm Doors | & Windows J Venetian Blinds , BLINDS REPAIRED j Ornamental Iron Aluminum & Canvas Awning ? FREE ESTIMATES M. G. WILDER "MONK" 417 W. Noble St. 10UIS?URG,N.C. [ BEAUTIFUL MEMORIALS' AT REASONABLE PRICES Craftsmanship That Is Long Remembered You can save, money when you buy your memorial direct from our plant. Over 200 to choose from. Personal at tention given to every order. Only the very best grade of Granite and Marble used. You can be SURE of what you get when you SEE wh^t you buy. WAKE MONUMENT CO., INC Tel. 556-3422 - Rolesville, N. C., 27571 (OPEN SUNDAYS BY APPOINTMENT) QhMmti Doorways wear garlands of welcome . . . candles beckon with a heafty glow. ' The season of good cheer arrives, in all its friendly warmth. May the < joys of Christmas be yours! ; LITTLE RIVER ICE & FUEL CO. I ' < ' ' ' V 1 . London Crisadi Profit ?A financial. ment IiIWM,^j mi|i Graham'* recen^lflrah - lone crusade had a surplus at more than $151,200. The Income came from collections. Ex penditures were . 1189,800, covering rented halls, publi city and administration. Ame rican fundi! covered Grahaqi's ?flfpenses and those of the team. Could Happen r"The gn baby has its father's nose and Its mother's eyM." ? m "Yes, and B grandpa doesfet stop leaning over the crib. It's going to have his teeth." LOOKING FOR A GIFT IDEA? GIVE BARBER SERVICE CERTIFICATES OR ANTIQUES FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS FROM SPENCER'S BARBER and ANTIQUE SHOP 308 EAST NASH ST. WE REFIN1SH SOME FURNITURE. THE PERSONNEL AT SPENCER'S WISHES YOU ALL A HAPPY HOLIDaV SEASON. HERMAN SPENCER, OWNER ROWE CHEVROLET- BUICK CO. Santa's Christmas Express is coming your way, laden with all the gaadlhings i of Christmas. ^U\ ,yrw ' rJ; Ami we're lendlaf bIobi with b ? MM rite b yon ui y oars 1st ? happy kelidiy hum. May this ChrisbMS hold ier yea ? htivre ?I happy MMrin. FARMERS TRACTOR & TRUCK CO. ? , ' .1 < i?

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