SOAP FLAKE SNOW
Trimming the Christmas tree
with fluffy snow is easy if you use
soap flakes. It won’t melt either.
Here’s how it's done: Use three
or four cups of soap flakes to one
cup of warm water. Beat with
electric beater or hand beater until
smooth and fluffy. Then spread
immediately over branches of tree,
scattering it on with hands.
For sparkle, spread on some arti
ficial glistening snow.
Do not (jive your youngster
stuffed animals v !. (pass or but
ton eyes, or anything with sharp
ar rough edges.
' String up the lights, dust off the shin/ »
I ornaments—for it's time to decorate the
tree and to wish all our many friends a
* Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
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Carols Add
To the Joys
Of Christmas
By DAVID TAYLOR MARKE
iff) Education Writer
Music is important in the lives
of our children. At Christmastime
parents and teachers can help en
rich the lives of children by teach
ing them carols and perhaps join
ing in a family chorus.
Making living worth while, says
Mrs. Prank Kelly, music chairman
of the Kentucky Congress of Par
ents and Teachers, is an immediate
need oi cnnonooa. willing in me
Kentucky Parent-Teacher, she says:
"Making living worthwhile . . .
is an idea that must be planted
early and tended carefully through
all the growing years. And so,
from the first day he enters the
public schools, the child is given
not only the practice tools of com
munication and barter—reading,
writing and arithmetic—but also
the keys to better ways of living.
For his bodily health there is
physical education; for his under
standing and adjustments to the
world in which he lives, there are
the sciences, natural and social;
and for his emotional and spiritual
development there are the fine
arts.
"Of all the arts music, perhaps,
reaches the most people and
touches them most intimately.
Whether we ourselves sing or play
or merely listen, we know that
music is a part of life.
Going, back to the far-off days
cf the psalmist David and the
philosopher Plato, records show
that the wise men of all times
and countries have considered
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year and all the years to come. A
Merry Christmas and a Happy
I New Year to all.
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season will be for you one
of good cheer and gladness, rich
in the joys of friendships and all the
good things that make life comfortable and worthwhile.
We sincerely wish a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to all.
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music not a luxury but a necessity
to public welfare. Music is man’s
emotional escape valve as well as
his confessional. It is the Uni
versal language that begins where
the words leave off.”
No better time to develop an
interest in music can be found
than at Chiistmas. Imbued with
the spirit of the day and the
preparations, the occasion can serve
to develop a broader appreciation
and interest in music than at any
other time. Through music, she
says, we can build a foundation
of understanding and right attitude
upon which can rest the emotional
development of the child.
GOOD LUCK CHARM
Rings of mistletoe were worn
around ii.e neck in Sweden to pre
vent sickness.
Shoes replace stockings at the
fireplace in France, Spain and Hol
land at Christmas—or they did be
fore World War No. II.
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because we want to wish every happiness
to our friends, we send our Holiday Greetings.
For their kind thoughts and loyal support—
for the many courtesies and hearty
cooperation given to us this past year,
we offer our sincerest thanks
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