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kINSS MOUNTAIN HERALD, KINGS MOUNTAIN, N. C.
Wednesday, December 22, 1971
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Church Services
Continued F*'om Pafjc One
ihreo children will open the 11
m. candlelight sorvico at Re-
;funection Lullieran church on
Christinas Eve. The Mauneys, of
6b(?rlin, Ohio, will jiresent string
'accompanim(-*nl to the carol p-n>.
gram. LMr. Mauney is son of
(Airs. VV. K. Mauney, Sr., of Kings
Mountain and the late Mr. Mau-
Bey.
sS^ij^Man jChnich Party
Tonight At 7
Co7itinucd From Page One
parked across the street with the;
S.O.S.: Lody Seeks
Christmas Coat
IChrist the King Episcopal
church will join with St. An-
di ews Episcopal church of Hesse*
nier City for a 11 p. m. Christ
mas Eve service at the Bessemer
City church. A musical program
will feature the service.
' mt.tor running. The thr(‘e m<‘n'
get into the ear and drove .south
■ <jn n 7hvvay 2IG.
t .i.ei Mtil( v»4t .said a.s tlie ro >•
b(-r lan out the back of the .~,irjrc
t In* dropped his gun, then retriev-
' t*<l it. Store (unployees found five
i .3i^cai;-bre bullets and two pieces
I 0. i>la':;,' gun handU*s.
! Bavi.son .said lh<* would-be rob
ber was approximately six feet
tall and W(\ghed around 155
, p„una.s. He was wearing a orown
ski m isk, trimmerl with oringt*.
Tin* two men .seen in front of the
s.or<* were als.» wearing ski
ma. .;s, Havi.son reported.
The annual Sunday School
Christmas party ^ First Presby
terian church will be held Wed
nesday (tonight I at 7 p. m. in
the church fellowship hall.
iHighlight of the party will be a
visit by Santa Claus and treats
and gifts will be presented.
Two Injured
In Accident
; 'Rev. Marry Edwards oi Lake
'■j^lales, ria., son cl' Mr. and .Mrs.
(Jharles Eclw'ards of Kings Moun-
tin, will deliver the Christmas
five message at 7:30 p. m. woi
.sliip service at Boyce Memorial
Arp church. .Mu.siic by tin* choir
'Aill bo under the direction of
J. E. IGam'ble, organist, and
(Mrs. Garrison Goforth, jdanist.
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Christmas Story
Continued From. Page une
A traffic accident last Tuesday
at the intersection of West Moun
tain and Cansler streets resulted
in over .$2,000 in daftiage.s and
two injurir^.
: A candlelight Christmas Eve
trvico will be held at East Gold
Street Wesleyan church Friday
dvoning at M p. .rn. Rev. Edwin
(Jh riscoe, pastor, will lead the
Worship service.
J A Christmas candle-lighting
^rvice will be held at Dixon
Presbyterian church at 7 p. m.
Christmas Eve wi'h choirs of
tile church to sin ''pHsimas
carols and Rev. Ro^bert Wilson to
j5i>rvM i\.< naifalor lor uie Joy Gilt
^rvice.
.Santa Cl'aus will present Christ-1
mas treats and gifts following!
Uie pmgram in the church fel-1
ibwship hall. !
A children’s program will be
Held at Grace UnitKl Methodist i
church at 7 p. m. Christmas FJve. i
The Youtti Choir. i nd(*r '*>0 ((;.{
reiction of Mrs. Margie Dellinger,
and 'Mrs. Libby Anthony, will
present spei*ial musir. |
Santa Claus will jj-iy a vi.sit in
the church .social Iiall after the
program and gifts and treats
will be distributed.
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irhcn 1/e htave found him, bring
me ii'ord again that I Qua// fomr
and irorship him also.
When the// h.ad heard the king,
th( // d< /tarted; and, lo, the ,star,
n'hi( h the// saic in the east, u'ent
bi'fi.re them, til it (Htmr and stood
itrer where the i/oun// ehild ay/.v.
When the// saw the star, they
rrUhee/t ^riih •xecfding (/r(‘at
jo//.
And v'hen tie // w< re come into
child with Mnr// /ii.s midhi r, and
*he house, the// saw the //ouna
fi ll d(fwn, and vorshi/iped hi' :
and the// had oix ned their treas
ures, thf // hreseut<d unto Him
gifts; gold, and frankincense,
and 'm//rrh.
And being warned of God in a
dratni that the// should not re
turn to Herod, the// de/tarted in
to th( ir own countru another
wa//. Si. Tvlatthew 2:1-12.
Mrs. Brenda Lovelace W’ould
like to present a Christmas
present to an unidentified lady
who a cci d<? n ta lil y excl 1 a n ged
coats with her at the Ameri-
xa.i.ceg.on dinner-dance Satur
day evening.
The coats are alike (brown
suede with mink collar) except
Mrs. Lwelace’s coat is size 12.
The coat she hajs by mistake is
size 14.
Mrs. Lovelaice can be located
by teieplioning 739-7572 or 739-
4781.
Two Students
Win Degrees
Mickey David Poteat, 19. of 210
.Manor Read, Kings Mountain, I
I an<l Willard Moore, 28, of Stan- j
ley, both were injured and treat
rat- I
ed at Hendricks Clinic following
the accident betw'een a car driven
by Moore and an Internationa‘1 j
iriiek driven by Harry Corry, 23,
of Gastonia. j
Two Kings Mountain students
received master’s degrees in win
ter exercises at Louisiana State
University in Baton Rouge, La.,
Friday morning.
Thomas Dean, son of Mrs.
Amos F. Dean and the late Mr.
MORE ABOUT
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TOY CENTER OPEN
The Toy Center foir needy
families is open today, Thurs
day and Christmas Eve from 9
a.m. to noon and from 2 until
5 p.m. at the Community Cen
ter on Clevelan’d Avenue. Cards
of approval to receive the toys
may be obiained from Central
MelhcdLt churei office. Citi
zens who wish 10 donate toys
to needy families are also ask
ed by the Ministerial Associ'a-
tion to bring their collections
to the Center.
The 62 members of Otis D.
Green Post 155 American Legion
Auxiliary took the holiday ojca-
i m to present a television set
to patients of Oteen Veterans
hospital in Swannanca and four
members of the unit made the
presentation at the hospital.
More than 500 children were
treated to hotd^gs ?nd hambur
gers and all the tnmmings Sun
day at the annual American Le-
gicn-sponsored need^ children’s
Christmas party. Santa Claus was
"IT CAME UPON THE MIDNIGHT CLEAR'* may have been a fav
orite carol of Henry Ford ond his wife Clara <Bryant), for they
sent this .greeting card, bearing the song written by Edmund H.
Sears. From the Hallmark Historical 5*ollection.
present to distribute treats and
Dean, received his master’s de-, favors to the youngsters, assisted I
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Pulico r<*{K)ri.s itid.''rRcd that
the tnuk, owpc ’ j Kerns Truck
ing Co., r ; ..avcling east on
Mour*-' *1 .uieet when Moore pull
< ..s 1966 Chevrolet onto Moun
tain Street in the path of the
truck. The truck hit Moore’s
then clijypcd a nearby utility pole.
Investigating officer B. P. Cook
i‘.stimated damages as $1,000 to
each vehicle and $300 to the
uLJty polo. Ko charge I were fil
ed.
MORE ABOUT
Judy Rayfield
Continue,/ Fiorn Page One
Two accidents were reported
Sunday. Both wevre investigated
by o^iicer Johnny Belk.
field of Kings Mountain, lias'
oec-n selected to poitray the lead 1
r* jie in the Broadway musical,'
“Fantaslicks,” to be pn.'senled in
F'cbruary by the Speech and
'rhealre .Arts Depailment at
Western Caiolina University at
Cullcnvhee.
'the cast will consist of eight
.'Students and Miss Uayfieid will |
have the only female part to be
pei'formed. I
Audil.ijns wen* judged by tho|
musical director and director of
tin* play.
Miss Uayificdd is a voL*o stu
dent ol Dr. Temple Smith.
Gladys Day Gann, 23, of 311
North Ga.ston Street, wag treated
f‘>r injuries at Kings Mountain
Hospital after the car which she
was driving was struck in the
roar by a car driven by Randolph
Ross Jr., 37, of 320 Watterson
direct.
gree from the Graduate School
and Phyllis Lunsford Bass re
ceived his master’s degree from
the Graduate Division of Educa
tion,
CJovernor John J. MeKeithen
formally dedicated the new As
sembly Center at the 9:30 a. m.
event at which 1,100 students
■were awarded do reps.
December In N. C. Offers Many
Yule Lives
In Legend
And Lere
Reminder Issued
On Tax Changes
cue Squad building. Christmas I ,
^ , .. caused bv toys that seem 'perfect-! dler.
treats and goodies were present | jy harmless,
and Santa Claus was a special' Keeping safety in mind, Mrs.
guest.
El(!ven foed baskets were de
livered to blind citizens of the
ccmimunity by memoers oi the
Kings Mountain Lions club Tues
day evening, Ray Holmes was
project chairman and 22 Lions
Fayfe Haywood, extension family :
assisted in bagging and disui-
A few days before ChrUtma.s
may not be the happiest time to
mention ta.xos. but city and coun- i
ty tax officials are reminding
citizon.s of changes in the law re
garding payment of ad valorem
taxos and pomltin^ on 197r taxe^! deposit them
net paid by Dtteomber 31. ! me Jaycee Cbrisu'.ias T.eo Lot
buting the baskets.
Kings Mountain Jaycees and
Kings Mountain Mjnisterial As- j
soc-iaiion are again collecting
ioys-For-Tots this season. Any-! lit V/CIT
relations specialists, Nonh Car
o’ina State University, offers
these buying remiinders: i
Dolls: Be careful of dolls marie
with easily twisteri-of f s ,
and heads. Sharp spikes used to
hold such dolls together, become.
exposed. j
Also be careful of dolls whh ’
Rattles: Buy rattles that are
nonbroakable and Uir e enough
lh:it they cin’t Ik? swallowed.
can
his
A candle in the window
light the Christ Child on
way, says Irish legend.
NJativity scones in homes and
Look for sharp edges anvd cor- cliurchos clcp'i'ct tlio an.mals of
ners tiiat might cause cuts. Avoid
S' ft plastics that an inVnt or
t 'ridV'r can chow on. lie mip.ht
bite off a pieve, svvallov/ it and
choke.
Pull toys: It is
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Accoiding to r(H>orts, the Gann
car. traveling on ^ast King Street, i
stepped after a car in front of hei j
.stepped. 'Ihe ear driven by Ra^'i
ll\en ran into Mrs. Gann’s vclvi-
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was a.slAM'p. The death was not
disCDVeitnl until early Saturday
when someone opened the d<><jr
to check on Dyke.
Roipor said the man had ap
parently 'been dead for about 12
hours and surf(*rcd a bullet
w’ound in the temple. An auto
matic pistol was lound near the
body.
A veteran of World War II.
he was the son of the la,. Mr.
ind .Mrs. Elbert Joseph D>i ''.
M'.
lit* Is survived hy his wife,
Jatiuoline Hidriix Dyke, two
sons, Joseph Daniel Dyke and
Michael Alexander Dyke, both
d Kings Mountain: two sisters,
and one brother, William M.
Dyk<* of Kings Mountain
Mc‘m':i(*r.s of the Amur .an Leg-
on Ro.«t 155 seived as active
ill c.iiers.
The vvreck resulted in $550 in
damages. No charges were filed. [
Sunday night, Belk was called !
lo the scene of an accident at the
inierst t non of South batfle |
ground an,I Dickon.^' Sr(*<'t. |
A car driven by GoUK* Darliene i
'•‘rrugg.^, IS, cf Route 3, reported
ly had pulled out of Dickens
Street into Batlleground and was
struck by a car driven by Dray-
Ion Holland, 18, of Route 1.
Belk estimated damages to
eacli car at $250. No charges
were filerl.
UnricT changes in the law: !
Penilly of two percent applie.®:
.Tanunry 1, 1972 (the old penalty
date was February 2 and the,
rate one per cent).
City tax orficials say thev nr»-;
ticinate a late December ru.sh of
payment.-^ on the 1971 levy ol
$328,305.
. Payments through Tuesdav.
Mrs. Steve Harmon, assistant tax
collector reported, totaled $127,-
549, or 38.8 percent of the ‘levy.
U':r,-as fr..im the Woman’s club o.
deliver them to the Icy Room ai
rlio Community Center. The Min-
: -torial Assoiiation i.s again this
year six)nsoring a toy distribution
.enter for needy families. The
center is open again Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday from 9 a.m.
until 12 noon and Iran 2 uiUii
5 p.m. MinLters 'are o:t':i'n.ng
care's of approval for for j f * .
needy families from the ofiice of j ifCCiCIS
Central Methodist church, serving
Is. fran-ovl^r;
Sam Wo.r, Mcg:-':'oLran I; fe
Insuran-'p CvOmpany agci'it in Fie
Kin*!? Maunta'n arf'i, c ’i.’Jin c.-j
impr'VC in h-fi-tro M ■ n-' -'nl ;
hospital whe-e he undcr-.vent :
back .surgery Docemher ir“h.
Mr. Weir is a patient in Room'
CG2S.
Legion
to buy
, toys with long cords for inlant.-;
I and small t uliilors. rhrn* is dan
ger that an infant nay -mt tan
gled up in tlic f Tri .'Uid stmng’e.
Da Hoops: D'n't give cM’dren
under fi'e uninf’atcd hnHonrs,
I I^Irs. ll.'ywoari cautions. Children
■■•n--,. •- ' ] to if'ath rn them.
This c“n hrr*oon if a small child,
instc.nrl o'" i y*wing '“Ut. su.v.s in.
d'-nvnng lb? ha’I i m d'wn bi.s
throat and blocking off his air
passage. ’
Spangler Heads
G-W Trustees
Bel! Rites
Wednesday At 3
Funnal ritc.s fm F!;va..| BoM,
13. will I,*c held \V( (uiesday aft-i
rn .on u 3 p.rn. from Oak Grove*
ciiurch of which ho wa.'^ j
i memh{*r. I
fh'v. Uu-scll Hinton. a^-crisUsi by 1
:sv. M;t> hcll fanii) and Kev. j
aire.s Siam<*y. will officiate at i
he ;inal ri(c> and inlcrm(‘nt will t
w in t!u* Ciiurvii <'(*:-n o-ry. j
Mr. Bell di, ; * .2:10 M )nday
n v'lcv eland Mmurial hospital
IK r s(‘v<‘iai week’s illnt'ss. Ho
.va-; a native c.i (.’Icveland C’aun-■
y, .son ol the late Burel Bell and
H.iltie Cues Btll cf Kings
.fyvirira.n wh) survives. Ho was
mpl-yi d hy Dney Mills of Sliel-1
O-
in a.l iiLon l») In-; mother, In*
s 'Uiv.ved by his wile, Mr.s. Ethel:
i( rlimie Hulh-ndi-r Beil; lour'
i.r.s, Jonas A. B(*H (jf Kings Moun- '
•Ln, LovViy BeH uf .'•'':K'i.>y, Man- I
u*I l:ell Fredrick.d}urg, Va., I
ir..l William Bell of Phienltoro; I
no (laugiiK-r, .Mrs. M.ix Cr.ivvl'ord ■
‘ nlteiay: four broiher.-;, .Villuir’
A.l. Otio Dc'il, hoili of King-;
vlt.untaiii, Ja.nes Bell oi G.ov<-i,
u 1 H(ni> Bell o. (‘harloUe;
lire,* si.s1(*rs, .Mrs. D(*nni-; Go-
;lh. .Mrs. Paul Bridg; and Mrs.
I l.iyl.ir.' all of Kings Moun-
ain: 2d grand.'hiidren and thrc'c
’,iv*at-giaMdihiIdren.
R. Patrick Spangler, president
of Spangler’s of Kings Mountain
a.-. I Shelby, has been eleotori
chai."''''>n .hr* ‘^'"nrd of tp'”'-
tees of Gardner Webb college. He
has served two previous teitms as
chairman the board and he
succeed.s Lloyd C. Boat, Shelby
bakery executivx*, a^ chairman.
Two Kings Mountain men —
Pc tmasier Charies L. Alexander
and Mauney Hosiery Mills Gen
eral .Manager Charles Mauney
—'Were elected to liie Beard of
Advi.sors of the college for the
new year. .-Mexander was elect
ed The IS-mi-mber beard’s a^GUt-
ant secretary.
Spangler is presently serving
as national ohaTrman of tlic col
lege’s capital gifts campaign
wiiich has parsed the $2„500,000
mark. The originaT goal was
$1 ,.500,600 and the campaign is
still in progress.
Other o:Ucer.> of the trustee
b >ard include Mrs. .Rash Stroup
01 Shelby, vice chairman; Miss
C’harlene Stanley of Fallston, sec
retary: A. T. Wi'thrcw of Char
lotte, treasurer; Paul Bridges of
rii.'IVide anil C. H. Harrill of Lin-
colnton, a.=?sistant treasurers.
Archie Bridges'
Rites Conducted
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COMING NEXT WEEK
“LOVE STORY"
Ik lull*, under da?e
I-ij. Di‘e(*inlM'r 3(Uh.
l:ie H< raid will he
.1 Wedne.sday night,
JDtIi.
l i. dirrs should he at the Her-
al.l n t later th.in Manday noon.
.\dvc jliving deadline will iw Tues
day at 2 p.m. and news deadline
.s W( dne d.iy at 2 p.m.
Funeral rites for Arch'ie (Ri*d)
Bridges, 61, were conducted Mon
day afternoon at 4 o’clock from
the Cha;xl of Harris Funeral
Homo, inlerment following in
.Mountain Rest cemetery.
Rev, Frank Shirley, pastor of
T(*mple BapH.-;t church, officiated
at the final riles.
Mr. B.idges. form(*r owner and
f)eratar of Piedmont Lunch, dif*d
of lung cancer !^aturday morning
at 6:30 in Veteran'.^ ho.spital at
Oteen following several year’s
illne.«js.
He wa.s a native of Gaslon
.'■uinty, son of the late Mr. and
Mr^. Burrell Bridges. Ho was a
member of Tt*m!ide BaptLst church
and a veteran of World War II.
Surviving are his wdfe*, Mrs. |
Ruby Bobbitt Bridges: hLs daugh- |
ter, Kay Bridges; one brother,
KHH»rt Bridge*; of Kings Moun- |
tain; and two .sisters, Mrs. J. F. i
Cunningham and .Mr.-;. P(*arl j
Bridges, baih cf Kings Mountain, j
Ac:i.e pallbea.-ors were Charles |
E. Di.von, Carl F. Wilson, Rhi^a :
Parber. W. D. Morrison, Brsb Dav
ies. JoJin W. Gladden, Jake Bridg-]
(*.s and Wilbur Smith. 1
Mrs. Green
Has Surgery
Mrs. Frances Green remains a
patient in Room 7707 of Charlotte
Memorial hospital following nmr
ation for removal of a kidney
blockage.
Her husband, Oscar (Bud)
Green said his wife, who is a
kidnev tran^lant patient. Is
hepoM she’ll be able to return
homo for Christmas holidays.
: as a dealing house for the pro
ject. Persons whose names have
oeen cunittecl should bo reported
io the chur^.i office or to any |
minis.er of the area. j
Kings Mountain ministers are
manning the Empty Stocking
joOihs in the downtown area and
' rl.nging Christmas bells for the
' needy.
A .spokesman said that cash
and gifts swelling the needy
• fund. Ministers will continue to
. ring the bells through Christmas
Eve and monies will be used to
j provide Christmas cheer all year
l.mg in the form of food and sta-
iMrs. Green re-entered the hos
pital a month ago when her new pie items, fuel and clothing for
kidney quit functioning proper- ihe area needy. Many families
ly. ; are benefUted all 12 months of
Greetings"
Say It's
Christmas
All the merriment, all the
magic, all the glory of Christmas
comes now to the people of this
community, like a wonderful
package of gifts they can share
and enjoy. The wrappings on the
packlage glow with brightest
prorrtise—joyful music n the air,
gleaming lights and gala decora
tions, fun and festivi-ty, trees an^
i^reens and all the trimmings folr
a Christmas just brimming over
with the good things and glad
times that the* season inspires.
Now thiat the long-awaited mo
ment has arrived, what does this
community Christmas package
hold? The tag gives a clue. It
reads, "Greetings, good will and
good wishes -(Merry Christmas!’’]
In the community, in the home, j
in business and social relations,
the true spirit of Christmas be
gins and grows from greetings.
The greetings may be—^as evi
denced by this special Christmas
Greetings Edition an expres
sion of good will and gratitude
from business people of the com
munity, who are sincere in their
desire to impart special appre
elation of their patrons’ confid
ence and trust.
But whether It’s a cheery
‘iMerry Christmas’’ to a new ac
quaintance, a warm exchan.i^e of
season’s best wishes with an
old friend or still deeper ex
change of felicitations with a lov
ed one, the holiday greeting em
bodies the guiding spirit of
"Peace on earth, good will toward
men."
Enchanting as they are, gifts,
parties and other such gaieties
are but the outer wrappings of
the holiday package that means
Christmas, with its message of
fellowship, friendship and love.
The American Lp'tion rc/t 155’s
gift of $200 to the Mi'Danic! Help
ing Hand fund led contributi-iTS
this week.
Other g'''c-= cf F'82.00 were also
■epvile-d frem Mrs, L::by An-
hory, CnSi .Metlndi-^t church
ecretary, in^l'.;cl n.g $20 from the
Oadi''s ri'-'le Ola-.s of Second Wes
leyan church, $55,00 fnx.m T(*m-
)le Bapt'sl church. $32.{X) fr'im
■’enley'? Chapel Methodist church,
ind $25.00 from Roses’ employees.
Rcv'. N. C. Bush, pastor of Grace
Methodist church, is fund treas
urer.
Bct'h Mr. and Mrs. rv?c M.-^Dan
Stswari Ffltsr b^T
2;f S'xi:-! Mcirines
aboard ships of our Si-xth fleet.
biCv^s landing exe.ci'^cs, and hav(
been operating with the anmed
forces of several nations. He
^ took part in Orcratlon ' Doep
Furmw." a NATO assault oxor-
Daniel remains a patient in the
Cings Mountain hospital.
cise at Saros Bay, Turkey, in
volving American riarines. Blit
he year via this holiday season ish Royal Marines and the Turk-
>roje?t, said a spokesman. ish army.
* LUTHERAN TOPIC
‘ When Chrisimas Is Over" wiL
be the sermon tooic of Rev. Char
les Easley at Sunday morning
worship senice at 11 o'clock at
St. Matthew’s Lutheran church.
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CAM P LEJLUNK. Marine
Lance C'irporai John VV. S'cvr
ai't, husband of the former .'’ ss
Paulette Holland of Route 1, Bes
somer Cdty, is a member o' tlic
Third "atta’ion. Sixth r.Iarinos ^om vvas a syn.hjl of t ie LiU.c
of the Second Marine division,
home based at Camp Lejeune,
the Manger -and on Ch.r lnias
E'vc, the cattle, the sheep and all
the arrimals present at the Nali
vity arc ‘,Aen the gift of speccli.
So says the lore of Christmas.
Blossoniiiv.r on the ho.iday
scene, greens and fljw'ers spread
Uioir hcuiity and fragnuivC, re
minding all of the living wonder
of Ciiristmas.
In legend, all flowers bloom
at midnight on Chi stmas K.e,
just as ihey did more tlian 2,<)3J
ye:irs ago.
The Ic ond and L’-e ' f Chi'st-
mas expresses tlu* siinp'e faitli
that li<*.s at tlio hc-rt Oi Hits l.a.>-
py, holy tia*e.
Some of iho m >st delightful of
legends .mo t -id in car ‘Is.
From ‘France comes th(* "Car
ol of the Cirds." Its w-ords re
count how the birds flow to HiMh-
leh(*m to behir'd ihe Clirist chi'd.
Each bird, as it flew, sang a spe
cial song of praise and rejoicirg.
I’liwo’s a "Carol of tlie Ft > /■
ei’s," too. Summoned ta the pres
ence of Ihe now; orn King, every
flower bb>'Semed. ami ea.!i l;l>*s
One’s virtues.
Seafaring p(*' e!os, ir the’rown
nnrt now in the Mptiitorrjnfan '"ly, roiatol n;u -v-n 'tl-.s lo
\'if miracle of t!’.o Nalivily,
tlirough enro’s.
Stewart and his unit are in, “i Saw Three Ships Come .^ail-
the Mediterranean foi' amphi ing” tells of ships cro.ssing the
sea on Christmas morn, tK*aring
Jssus, Mary -and Joseph.
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