THE EDITOR'S CORNER
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EDITOR JOHN ANDERSON
Wfc always enjoy publish
ing And reading this iasne of
The Hans — on- annul
Chriitmas edition.
Ton’ll find beantifnl Inli
day messages throughout the
paper,
W* Plan a gnlet Christmas
with all the family, and we
hope that yonts wffl be the
best ever.
We’re most appreciative of
the many Christmas cards
that we have received, and we
look forward to sitting down
and reading them again on
Christmas day.
Again, let ns wish yon and
yonrb a very Merry Christ
mas!
In tin mailbag . . *
With a beautiful Christmas
card came the following per
sonal message from Elmo
Crowe, one of our dose upper
county friends:
Dear Mt. Anderson and Staff:
With deep appreciation for all
your many acts of kindness to
all of us here in Transylvania—
we do appreciate The Times
and your co-Operation in covet
ing our needs sb well.
We are espedally thankful
for remembering us here at Ros
man in your well written arti
cles from time to time, and all
our singings at Zion. We do
have so much to be grateful for.
Such wonderful people as you
all make life Worth working a
little harder fdt. To Oil of you
many thanks and a Merry
Christmas.
Sincerely
Elmo Crowe
Has
Following the Invocation at
the Rotary banquet Monday
night at Glen Cannon, Gil
Coan, who waa Master of
Ceremenes, told this story.
II seems that several years
ago at a similar function, he
called on Buddy Melton for
the blessing.
Briefly, Baddy said: -
“Oh Lord, please send this
dab a minister.”
Gil said Baddy’s prayers
have been answered.
At Monday night’s banquet
meeting, the following min
sters were present: Dr. Rob
ert A. Davis, Rev. Orion
Hutchinson, Rev. Otis Wheel
house and Rev. Harry Phil
lips.
On page 16 of the Second
Section there are several poems
by students from the upper
grades at T. C. Henderson
school.
Mrs. Judy Humphrey Dillard,
who teaches the second grade,
sent us the following by one of
her pupils, Julie Alice Chason:
What Christmas Means to Me
Christians—not hypocrites
Faith, Good Will, peace on
earth,
Jesus Christ—not idols
America—no war.
We’re happy to hear from
T. C. Henderson school this
week.
The Frank Byrds had a fine
surprise fbr Christmas.
Theit son, Gary, who was due
hohie from the Philippines in
February, arrived the other day.
tt Was a joyous homecoming
fpr all!... especially Mrs. Byrd,
who is still on cloud nine.
Borrowed ....
Bumper sticker: “College
used to be fun. Now it’s a
riot.”
Conservationists are worry
ing about the disappearance
of America’s wild life. Don’t
worry. We still have it but
it’s moved to the city night
dubs.
Nudist Camp sign: Open
day and night — we never
clothe!
A good salesman is a fel
low who can convince his
wife that she looks fat in a
fur coat.
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Before long a “dollar to a
donut” may be an even bet.
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King size beds are a lot of
bunk.
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The height of the average
girl’s ambition is just over
six feet.
Many who call themselves
dreamers are just sleepers.
Joke of the week . . .
Doorman to man who just
ran up to street corner: “Ex
cuse me, sir, but if you are the
palefaced gentleman who looks
like a lop - eared rabbit, I was
I-1
With The Sick
At Th«
Transylvania
Community Hospital
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The following persons wen
reported by the staff of thi
Transylvania Community Hos
pital to be confined at noon 01
Wednesday:
Edwin Wayne Buckner, Bre
vard
John Dale, Brevard
Mrs. Alice Turbyfill, Brevard
Mrs. Clyde Fletcher, Brevard.
Visitors are requested to ob
serve the following hours:
mornings 10:30 - 11:30; after
noons 2: 30 • 4:00; evenings
7:00 - 8:30.
I Brevard
Personals I
Lt. and Mrs. Thomas R. Mitch
ell, III, announce the birth of a
son, Thomas Rutledge Mitchell,
IV on December 18th in Pensa
cola, Fla. Lt. Mitchell is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R.
Mitchell, Jr., of Rice Street.
to tell you that your wife got
tired of waiting and took a taxi.”
And we also like . . .
A man was standing on a
street corner waiting for a
bus when he was suddenly
knocked into the street by a
huge St, Bernard. As he was
picking himself Up he was
struck again, this time by a
small car. Upon Anally get
ting to his feet, a passerby
rushed over, gave him a
hand, and asked the shaken
man how he felt. “Well, the
dog wasn’t so bad, but that
tin oan on his tail just about
killed me.” ' •
SAY I SAW IT IN THE TIMES
be inspiration of the Star
... the wonder of the
Wise Men... the Miracle of the
Savior's birth...
. These are the joys
. of Christmas.
1 ! May they be yours.
....v.’-rv..
AND
Christmas House Distributes
Baskets To Needy Families
(Continued from Page One)
, Dr. Matheny, “have made
their own Christmas more
meaningful by helping others
to have a more Joyful holi
day. This is a fine example
of the real spirit of Christ
mas and all of ns have a right
to be proud of onr commun
ity.”
WPNF To Broadcast Many
Special Holiday Programs
(Continued from Page One)
Choir, directed by Earle Ander
son will also be heard, with the
Army of Stars Orchestra.
Larry Bryson, sometimes
known as “Lazy Larry” has re
turned to work at WPNF after
having served in the U. S. Army
for approximately three years.
Larry was overseas in Viet
nam during his tour of duty,
and says he is happy to be back
home. He is currently being
heard on the WPNF “Record
Party” Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday nights from 7:05 p.m.
to 10:00 p.m.
The schedule for the Farm
and Home hour is as follows:
Thursday, Carolina news; Fri
day, Station Program; Monday,
County Extension Chairman
Jerry Purser; Tuesday, Station
Program; Wednesday, home
agent, Miss Jean Childers.
Speaking next week on Morn
ing Devotions is Rev. Albert
Bishop, pastor of the Mt. Mo
riah-C'alvert Baptist church.
The Sunday morning church
service is being broadcast?,
through the remote facilities ofjjj
WPNF from the Lutheran ■
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Church of the Good Shepherd.
3r. Lewis Thomberg is pastor.
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SPEED READING COURSE
At Brevard College
Purpose: To accelerate reading rate by refining infor
mation - getting skills.
Time: Tuesday Nights - 7:00 - 9:30 p.m.
Beginning Date: February 1, 1972
Ending Date: March 7, 1972
Fee: $30.00 (payable in advance at the first meeting
on February 1)
Limited to eighteen persons
Instructor: Dr. James Douglas Tyson, Visiting Profes
sor of Special Education, Brevard College
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of our customers and friends a Merry,
Christmas. May your holiday be rich
with the joys and blessings of happy family unity
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