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TBS CJLBOLH9IAH RALEIGH. N. fc., SATURDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1966 24 Origins Os Santa (Continued From Pace 21) countries adopted him as their patron saint. He wa.s introduced to this country by the Dutch settlers of New York City, St. Nichol as was Imagined as a tall, thin figure in the robes of a bishop, until the 1800’s when Ameri MERRY CHRISTMAS! in the hearty old-time tradition-best wishes for much happiness, from M I “For The Best in Sporting Goods" I f 322 S. Salisbury St., Raleigh, N. C. dome of sky.. Still earth swathed in white. XvJIPmfV In the serenity of Nature jmr <|||L We sense lasting harmony, f m IVEY’S M llfew ■ «&SF SS®£ can artists began to picture him as short, fat and happy, much like the German version of “Sankt Nikolaus.’’ The reindeer-drawn sleigh is derived from the Swiss notion of a "Christkindi,” or Kriss Kringle, and has since been appropriated as our own San ta. The color of Santa’s suit is a reminder of the red robes of a bishop worn by the origi nal St. Nicholas. So you see, Sar.ta didn’t just “happen" . . . like Topsy, he grew, out of the tales and fancies of many nations. How Christmas (Continued From Page 21) Mass, the Church set the 25th of December for this joyous holiday. So, since the year of 352 A. D. to this present day, in some foreign countries, theses- A. D. to this present day, the Saviour’s birth has been ob served. But, to this day, in some foreign countries, the fes tival of Christmas still occurs on many different dates. Mem bers of the Orthodox religion, such as the Russian, Greek and Ukrainian commemorate Christmas on the 6th of Janu ary. In most European coun tries, December 6th Is the day chosen to mark the beginning of the long and happy season. Saint Francis (C ontinued From Page 21) It was not until 1840 that the Christmas carol regained and maintained all of its populari ty. For during this year the world’s most famous Christ mas carol was published, “Sil ent Night.” Up to this present day all of Its joys and hopes and reverence are still felt in all its simple beauty. Old Fashined (Continued From Page 21) their beauty and practicality. Also, the nocking is applied by a new electrostatic method, Involving magnetic fields, which firmly anchors the flocking ma terial, actually precisely manu factured rayon fibers, to the wall covering. These flocked papers so closely simulate the oldtime handmade types, that an expert can hardly tell the difference. The Monticello collection al so contains a number of flock ed borders with which you can create the effect of elegance with a modest expenditure. The beauty and warmth of a flocked wallcovering, your treasured furnishings polished and gleaming, a crackling fire in the hearth, the tree and dec orations will add up to the most memorable Christmas. Healthy Holiday (Continued From Page 21) go a long way in arresting the growth of staph and keeping it below the dangerous level. Reg ular washings with mild Dial are effective because it contains hexachlorophene, an anti-bate rlal ingredient that reduces skin bacteria as much as 95%. With continued use, further bac terial growth on the skin can be prevented. So while vou're caught up in the holiday whirl, you may be tempted to let some things slide. But you can't afford to let the family health habits be one of them. “The Juggler” (Continued From Page 21) see God." “Amen,” said all the rest. From this simple story, brought to us through the ages, we learn that no gift, however lowly, however ordinary, need be unworthy, if it is offered with a sincere depth of feeling, a humility, and above all an abiding faith. The legend of “The Juggler" derives from an old French tale of the twelfth century. It has been translated into many tongues, has been adapted into countless dramatic forms and inspired many reverent musi cal works, also. Perhaps the most famous of all is the Ana tole France version, “Le Jong leur de Notre Dame” which We hope everyone in the family, from Grandpa right on down to Rover, has a wonderful holiday season! COLLEGE PAINT & BODY SHOP BODY PAINT AND GLASS SERVICE—DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN CAR—BODY REBUILERS AND PAINTING 1922 S. Saunders St. Phone 828-3100 SIR WALTER CHEVROLET CO. 530 s. McDowell st. te 3-5511 has become a Christmas classic and from which our story above was adapted. Annual Xmas Party Observed On Dec. 11, 1966 the Sunday School Class of Ruth Martin Street Baptist Church, gave the Progressive Bible Class (Mr. Pulley-teacher) an annual Christmas party in the church annex. The time was from 4:30 to 5:30 p. m. The pro gram opened by singing “Si lent Night." Scripture St. Luke 2nd chapter (1-14) verses read by Mrs. Hazel Logan, Prayer by Mr. J. C. Saunders, after a few words from the presi dent, Mrs. Iris Crum, a film was shown entitled THE BIRTH OF CHRIST. After the film, Rev. Johnson, pastor, gave a few remarks, then gifts were presented to the guests and re freshments of punch and Christ mas cookies were served. All THE VETERANS’ CORNER EDITOR’S NOTE: Below are authoritative answers by the Veterans Administration to some of the many current ques tions from former servicemen and their families. Further in formation on veterans benefits may be obtained at any VA of fice. * * * Q - I entered active duty sang “Joy To The World," and were dismissed. Mrs. Car ridene Studds, chairman of pro gram committee, the reporter. The teacher of the Sunday School Class of Ruth is Mrs. Hazel Logan. LOAflc. ? .1 fOB Ali I ' " W 'TH BESI **** Right on schedule with joyous greetings to you, our patrons, from the staff & management of HARMON-ROWLAND, INC. RENAULT PEUGUOT MG AUSTIN HEALEY TRIUMPH Sales and Service 429 S. Wilmington St. Nov. 14, 1956 and wasdischarg ed Nov. 21, 1962. If Igo to school under the New G. L Bill, how much money am I allowed to make? A- The amount of money you make has no bearing on your eligibility for schooling. * * * Q - I draw S6O a month from Social Security, but $3 Is de ducted for Medicare. Do I report the full amount when I turn In my income to the VA? A- Yes. You report the full amount before any deductions. * * * Q - I am entitled to 36 months schooling under the New G. I. Bill. If Igo t 6 school half-time for 36 months, how many months of eligibility will be charged? A- Eighteen months. * * # Q - A deceased veteran had active service in WW I and WW 11. Will burial allowance of $250.00 he paid for each per iod of service? A- No. A payment, not to exceed $250.00, is paid toward the veteran's burial expenses, *** There are compensations In everything, --small profits, small taxes.
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