WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20,

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“sf ‘enjoys avery happy holiday!

The Neral » Christmas Supplement

THE SHEPHERDS ARE TOLD
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From
THE LIVING BIBLE.

“That night some shepherds. were in ‘the fields. out-

_ LUKE 2 8-17,

side the village guarding their flocks of sheep, Sud-'
denly an angel appeared among.them, and the land-

scape shone:bright with the glory. of the Lord. They
were badly: frightened, but the angel reassured them.

“Don’t. be afraid!” he said. “] bring. you the most

- joyful news .ever’ announced, arid it’ is for everyone!
The Savior—yes, the Messiah, ’ the .Lord--has been.

born tonight in Bethlehem! How will you. recognize
him? You'll find a. baby wrapped: in a . blanket lying
ina manger!” . :

Suddenly, the: angel was ‘joined by a vast ‘host of
others—the armies of heaven—praising God:

“Gloryto God in the highest heaven,” they sang,

“and peace on earth for all those pleasing him.”

When this great arniy ‘of angels had returned again ;

to heaven, the shepherds said to each other, “Come
on! Let’s go to Bethlehem! :-Let’s see this -wonderful
thing that has happened, which the: Lord has. told

‘us about.” | ~

‘They ran to the ‘village and found their way to Mary”
and Joseph, And there was the baby, lying in the.

manger. The shepherds told everyone what had hap-

. pened: and ‘what. the angel had said to » them about - |
' this child. .

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“Make It

_ for a Party:
~ Eat It Later

Doesn't the Marshmallow
Wreath look good enough
to eat? It really is!

. Make a Marshmallow

Gumdrop Wreath lke our

photo.to use as a center-
plece on a holiday table. It
would be very attractive

enelrcling a big candle.

The base of. the wreath is
a large styrofoam ring,
which you can buy at. the
dime store, or glue together

_ from smaller pieces of foam
ue {ot ften used Be acking ma-

terial). Or. substitute any
porous material—foam rub-

- ber, leftover plasterboard,
ete; Cut marshmallows In

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: We. hope’ ‘the: Christmas’
vee “promise, of a bright future . | ° | °°
ad Iflled: for you' and your family." Fo:
ur. valued: patronage, we thank you.

. Crusades Inepived Furopeans
‘The ‘earliest wool tapestries in Western Europe date »

from the 12th and 13th centuries —when the usades

‘. Kad made Europeans familiar with the tapestri¢cs of the

East. The first. professional tapes’ workshop In Paris
was established about 1263. The earliest surviving product

of that workshop: is'a. group of Hee e. tapestries showing .

scenes from the Apocalypse, now in useum of Tapes-
tries in ‘Angers, France. Others from the same _ perl
clude one called “Nine Heroes,” now in. The Cloisters in

which is In Brussels. All of these reflect the style of the
Franco-Flemish painting and: book Ulumination of the
late 14th Century —‘a composition in tlers. and back-
grounds covered with initlals. or. flowers.

‘ colorful effect,

-half with scissors, wiping

~seissors with damp cloth

‘after each marshmallow is
cut,.to keep blades clean.

- Cut off 4 the length of
‘each toothpick, and use the
longer piece, inserting it in-
to marshmallow, Place
marshmaliow.on foam ring
and push toothpick through
marshmallow and into ring.

Leave about %4 inch ex--
posed. Now place small
fumdrop on the exposed

toothpick. Use red and

green pumdrops for a gala,

At this joyous time of. year, we
wish the. best of holiday blessings —_
to all our. customers and ; ; a
their loved « ones. ‘Thanks for your loyalty. -

Than ik vou tor your. Patronage’:

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