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CHRISTMAS AMD CHRISTIANITY
taught to think that Christmas wa3
a time for being v ’ nd and o>enorous
and to revero the Child horn i.n the
manner nineteen hundred years ago,
and to think •’bout the example that
He ret for us. How veil ere v/e do
ing the jet? Hew many people feel
the humble influence of the Master^
Teaching? What, are we really doing
for the fine young men who are
fighting for their lives across the
sea? Can't wo do more for the suf
fering world, especially for our
neighbors who need our help?
Let us pause and consider the
many blessings that ve have, of a
material nature, and study the best
method to keep the world on an even
keel. The old question still n
rises , "am I nrT brothers keeper”?
Literally perhaps, n°t., but. in the
abstract, yds, because, unless we
cooperate with one another, no
ore01 progress is porsi^le. Oh Tres.
a few small Individuals car climb a
little fester, tut in the lono run
this will not raise the lido of
humanity. The hard , true fact is,
that vTe are nrtt vey far ^ long the
road to true Christian life, as rot,
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HERE IND THERE
Donald Farks jr. is in Pontiac
I Michigan on a visit. He expects
to inlist in the Navy soon.
Jack Cope, local dairyman, is
seriously ill in Valley Hospital.
Mrs. Don. Parks announced this
week that Mr. Forks will soon he a
Grade A dairyman.
Don. Irwin jr. and F^rvev Cooper
have arrived home for the Holidays
F.'av DeFriost is expected any day,
*nd Robert Graham, Edward Cope and
Pick Frantcn are driving: hack over
the Fi-Way to spend Christmas with
their fami lies.
The Palmer Unit of the Northland
Grange is hoIdinr a New Year's Eve
dance In the Palmer gym. There
will he noise makers, paper hats
and h lloons for ever one. The
dance starts at 9:00 and everybody
is invited, Oeo. Small announced
today.
Doris Moore is in Valle.-'* Hospital
With a broken leg, suffered when
she fell down stairs at the Palmer
Drug on Thursday morning.
Doris, whose leg was broken In
two places, is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Moore of Palmer.
BAPY IT'S COLD OUTSIDE
days and it was necessary to close
school f~r a few days. The sn^w
plows had t^ work 12 to ll; hours a
day to open roads. The snow was
scooped into trucks and dumped in
the lake, she wrote. Dorothy works
for the Engineers. She makes up
the payroll for the Hi-way Commis
sion. The wage scale is not very
high. They make 80/ to $1.10 per
hour, she savs,
Dorothy buys all milk in Pure-P^k
cartons'and says it's much handier
than bothering with bottles. Milk
is 16(zf a quart, eggs a dozen,
coffee 89^ and butter ab^ut a
pound.
D~rothy is always, glad to hear
from her friends in Alaska. Her
address is Oen.Del. Fine City,Minn.