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Kilitor-in-Chief MIhs Ruth VauKhn—Nor. ”1'.)
A.ssociate Editor Mr. RHymonii Morris—Nor. '150
Society Editor Mias Mary I.outher—Nor. ’29.
Sport EditorH:
Mr. John Jones—H. R. ’29
Miss .Addie Muri)hy-—Nor. '29
Cily F'](iitor Miss Marjorie Thompson—H. S. ’29
Art Editor Mr. Elton Hall—Nor. 'liO
Associate Art Editor:
Mr. Winifrt'd Shannon—II. S. '29
Adverti.sing Editor Mr. John .loyncr—Nor. '30
AdvertiainK ManaRor Prof. A. P. Lester
Class Reporters—
Senior Normal Miss Trudelle Winhiish
Junior Normal Miss Inez Hextall
Fourth Year Miss Velma 1'urnajre
Third Year Miss Wilhelmina Coston
Faculty Advisors—Misses E. C. Harris, E. .1. Lewis,
W. M. King and Prof. A. P. Lester.
THE SPIRIT OF ( HRISTMAS
The Spirit of Christmas is slowly enveloping the
world again. Kindness, mercy, joy, love and good
will toward everybody manifest themselves once
more in the heart of every individual.
Some of us look back regretfully >n the many
joys that might have come by just being lo\ely and
kind to others. Those of us who have been for
saken and who have fallen in the sight of our breth
ren are filled with new hoj)e; for we are beginning
to feel that in God’s sight we are neither forsaken
nor fallen.
How wonderful it is to b(! born again! This is
the true meaning of Christmas. All hatreds, jeal
ousies and envies within,us will die and sunshine,
love and gladnesj will take their places in the hearts
of men, for Christ is born anew in our hearts. Then
let us have the Spirit of Christmas, the spirit to
praise (lod, to give to be joyful, to be merciful with
a spirit of good will toward every one.
Let the Star shine not only over P.ethlehem but
over the whole world. Let the Shepherds worship
the New Rorn King, the Prince of Peace. Let the
Children sing Christmas Carols, which echo over
every hill and dale carrying the Spirit of 'Christ
mas so that the whole world may know that Christ,
the Savior of the world, has come again to save the
people from their sins.
—P^avmond Morris.
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WHAT CHRISTMAS SHOl'LI) MEAN TO US
Why do we celebratt! Christmas? It is a story
which you all know. Over nineteen hundred years
ago in the little city of Bethlehem unto Mary and
Joseph was born a baby boy whom they called
Christ. Biblical history tells us that wise men of
the East left theii’ homes to worship him who was
born in a manger. On that night the angels sang
“Peace on earth. Good Will toward ]\Ien.” Since
that holy night one day in each yeai' has been set
aside and celebrated as Christ’s Day or Christmas.
The one big lesson which comes to us from the
Christ Child is the thought of giving willingly and
not for the i)uipose of receiving something in j’e-
turn or for worldly honors but for the pleasure
that it will give others by making them happier.
We should not give to the I'ich but to those who are
uncertain where their next meal is coming from or
how they are to keep warm during the winter.
Many spirits are wounded by the manner in
which things are given to them. They are made to
feel that they are burdens on society and many
times they would rather be without than to have
things given them by haughty society leaders. Such
giving is not in keeping with the Christ spirit. The
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