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About The Henry County weekly. (McDonough, GA.) 18??-1934 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 25, 1914)
TH e: Henry County Weekly THANK KKVtIAN, Editor. Kntemi at tb« postolliceat .McDonougn. <fa ,as fwoond-Cirtss mail mn ’ . Advertising Rate* furnished on appli oaslon. OTiciai Organ of Henry County. M lOonough, G i., Dec. 25, 1 H 4. To Day The birth of a baby is always a great event in the eyes of the peo ple cone *rned. Fond parents, b r others and sisters, grandparents aunts and cousins, —all pay visits and pay tribute to the new mem ber of t ie family. And nearly always such an event is a sobering influence for those interested in the new irriv al, all greet him with a solemn, though glqrt, attitude. But peasants ana princes and and even kings took note of the birth of a baby whose worldly con dition was the lowest of all. The shepherds on the Judean hills saw the angels in the light that shown dewn from heaven and heard th ir message and then brought the gift of their simple, vet profound, adoration and laid it at the feet of the babe. The wise men followed His star from the three quarters of the world and paid tribute in rich spices and gems. And glory gleams from the gloom of the manger of Bethle hem and shines down the ages, widening the path which it illu mines with the passing of the years. Just as the poor and the proud alike on that natal night gave gifts to the Christ child, so through all the ci ntu -es since have the truly wise, oi their poverty or their wealth, given all their gifts to Him on this anniversary of 1 is birth. You ask how is it we say they give to Christ? We are told that “Inasmuch as ye did it unto one of ye the least of these nv breth ren, did it unto me.” It is in this sense then, that the wise with their gifts ilvvays remember the babe whose birth instituted Christhmas and really give to Him in giving to those to whom He would give. Probably in that spirit many on this glad day will have in their minds and from their hearts give to some of whom nobody else may think, the poor and friendless and outcast. For alter all, what have we I and what do we enjoy save as He brings it to us. Even of the good things of our mere civilization, —and civilization itself is not our greatest gift— we cannot Accurately estimate how much we owe to Him and the word through which he has spok en. We owe to this coming of the Bethlehem babe a world per meated with the atmosphere of the highest ideals, idea's far be yond the conception of any human mind save as the word incarnate in the Son of Min inspired them The effort on men’s part in many sections of the earth to live up to these ideals have given us the blessings of p°ace and pros perity, and security in their in their enjovment, as provided in beneficent taws enacted by a Bible nspired wisdom. Like the little leaven this wor ship of the Babe, and the pursuit of the colling to whicti lie beckon ed all m mkind has almost leaven ed the whole lump of mankind; or it has been a repetition on a stup endous, world-wide scale of the % \ j • e •■j | ■■■'«&& ■ .v.- *+**+>> • ? . j ■■■ ■■ ■' ' -■■■■■ wyywfw- ? — r “'— \ . - ”, A Ort/h tvm JOi’RSe i fT „.T_ /. *" '» p ■ Ajiut •j X « j -’ ... j m m . m »r ‘mr>szHzxmrr~*T' - If" n-P p&t r e-:!pv i if. J 1 y?i<A a Kimball’s Dairy Farmer TJWNi*K>B» l 'Qo ir> , GREEN™ Fruit Grower > a»tTw * MUficw jm lr. ml f - ; r*7r-—. J b\ : y \ •i . (a) \ • i | I <7 mf 1 V V;;1 t" „. ■- - "r--., ,kA r " ' J \ * - ,:*'h 7 •'*'* f -•%, . . i-j <•» -W '.A** g. x- eg**- j ' v We invite everybody to tab advantage of this Big Offer. 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