Xmas Feature
(Wrifien by students in
Mrs. Joan Brown's Eighth
grade at Black Mountain
Elementary school.)
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WHAT CHRISTMAS
MEANS
l'or little children all
Christmas means is Santa
(laus, a tree, and decorations,
lo a lot of frown ups this is
a time for useless and un
meaningful actions. People
think this is a time for wild
■ 'ties and. if vo i don't give
cxpei, ive gifts, you’re noth
Every person should sit
d> v n and think about this
'"“■on because it isn't 'our”
birthday, it is the birth of
someone greater.
When 1 think of Christmas
the Christ of Christmas is my
• 4 thought, A tree with
lights is the light o fthe World.
The giving of gifts reminds
«« *«*<«’« sen**.*
Happy New Year
to our friends.
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Black Mountain
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is our
professional
responsibility . . .
To compound your physician's
prescriptions with the utmost
precision is the prime respon
sibility of ihc registered phar
macist. There is never any
compromise with accuracy!
It’s a pleasure to recall
those whose friendship we
enjoy. Happy New Year!
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* Christmas Arrangements
* Potted Plants
* Bouquets and Corsages
* Cut Flowers
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no of God giving ns His Son.
The wreath on our door is tho
circle of Hope. Gandies are
lho Star of rtotlilohom.
A most important part of
Christmas is family worship
This is a poem that expresses
my feelings of Christmas:
\ little child A shining star
A stable rude The door ajar
Ye* in that nlace So crude,
forlorn
The Hope of all The world
was born.
At this season we must re
member our King because he
was surely “Rorn a King."
—Pat Warren
WHAT CHRISTMAS
MEANS TO ME
Christmas has two meanings
to me. First. I think Christ
mas is a time when everyone
is happy and joyful. Event
one is hurrying here and there
to finish their Christmas shop
ping. Every little boy and
girl is hoping that Santa will
fill their stockings high with
candies and goodies. Everyone
must think of giving and not
receiving.
There is another deeper
meaning to Christmas. Christ
mas is Jesus’s birthday. He
died on the cross to save us
from our many sins. He was
God’s only begotten son. that
God sent into the World not
to condemn us. but through
him we might be saved.
Christmas is a time that we
should worship and praise God
for all the blessings he has
bestowed upon us the past
year. We should also ask God
to guide and bless us in the
coming year of 1984.
—Billv Hamby
WHAT CHRISTMAS
MEANS TO ME
Christmas to me means a
great many things. First I
would have to say it is hard
to put into words what Christ
mas means, because I believe
it is a feeling you get and have
inside your heart.
Christmas is a small child’s
eyes glowing wide at the first
sight of his parents in the
early morning.
Christmas is the warm feel
ing of seeing loved ones,
friends and family you haven’t
seen in a long while.
Christmas is holding some
one’s hand and saying thank
you for gifts you have received.
Christmas is the warm glow
of the winter fire that seems
to make your heart warm.
Christmas is seeing love and
happiness in someone else’s
eyes for gifts that you your
self have given,
Christmas is a tree shedding
off different colored lights to
make dancing figures on a
wall.
Christmas is a lot of wonder
ful and lovely things.
Last, but not at all least,
the most important of all,
Christmas was the day our
Lord and Saviour was born.
If the real meaning of Christ
mas. that our Lord being born
were to slip from the hearts
of men, then we would not
have a Christmas day.
—Jerome Hill
CHRISTMAS
Christmas i= a happy lime
of the year when carolers
sing outside our windows. The
stars above seem to be twink
ling brightly. The fragrant
pine Christmas tree is scent
ing the air with fragrance.
The tree is shining with glit
tering tinsel and balls. The
Children can hardly wait un
til Christmas morning to see
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hEW Year
Wishes
Here’s to the
New Year! Best
wishes friends*
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BLACK MOUNTAIN
HOSIERY MILL
Black Mountain
Jlack Mountain (NC) NEWS ■ 3
all tin' toys that “good ole San
ta” lias left. Christmas is a
time for vacation from school
and studying.
In the midst of festivities
and holiday fun, we must not
leave Christ out of Christmas.
Remember that it was Chris*
who came into the world to
save us from sin. Christmas
time is also a time to be se
rene and peaceful, to be pray
erful and reverent. Christmas
is a time when we think of
angels, shepherds, wisemen.
and the beautiful star that rest
ed over the place where Jesus
lay.
This is what I think of when
you ask “what does Christmas
mean to you?”
—Sandra Buckner.
VETERANS
NEWS
Here are authoritative an
swers by the Veterans Admin
istration to questions from
former servicemen and their
families:
Q—When the VA forecloses
on a GI home due to delin
quent payments and then
puts the reclaimed property
up for sale, does the ne v
purchaser also have to be
a veteran?
A—Ko. Repossessed homes
may be sold to anyone. In
fact, if a veteran sells a
home he has bought with a
GI loan, he may sell it to
a non-veteran.
Q—I have heard VA prn
grams on both radio and
TV. Ts this considered fair
to the taxpayer to spend
government money in this
way?
A—Most, if not all, of the
VA programs heard on radio
and TV are being given free
public service time by the
stations.
Q—A veteran’s widow lost
her pension when she re
married. Her second hus
band was also a veteran and
now he is dead. Can she
return to the pension rolls,
if she is within the income
brackets, as the widow of
the first veteran or the
second veteran?
A—She is no longer consid
ered the widow of the first
veteran but she would be
eligible as the widow of the
second veteran.
BLACK MOUNTAIN
BRIDGE WINNERS
Using the Howell Move
ment the Black Mountain
Duplicate Bridge Club held
its weekly session Thursday
evening, Dec. 19, at the Monte
Vista hotel. Winners were:
Mrs. A1 Jennings and L. J.
Brady, Mrs. Douglas Jones
and Max Woodcock, Mrs. Al
bert Jem and Mrs. Charles
Ross.
May the year be
prosperous and
happy for you.
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Black Mountain
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Potatoes 10,b bqg 39c
CABBAGE lb 6c
CARROTS « bag10c
CAL - IDA FROZEN FRENCH
FRIES 2 •25c
POTTED
MEAT
VAN CAMP
ARMOUR
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9<
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DRINKS
ALL FLAVORES
46 oz can
29c
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WE GIVE
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FAB
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19<
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Cocktail
5 303 CANS
$1.00
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. SALISBURY STEAKS
. SLICED PORK
. SLICED BEEF 3 CANS
. CHICKEN DUMPLING $
. CHICKEN RICE DINNER
1.00
STOKELY OR DEL MONTE
CORN
303 CAN JUST
COUPON!
WORTH 50 GREEN STAMPS [
with
The Purchase of a
2 — 3 oz Boxes of Sauer's
Black Pepper
COUPON
WORTH 50 GREEN STAMPS
with
The Purchase of a
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Period Ending Jan. 4 1964