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December 25, 1969
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May God grant you and your family
these joyful gifts of this holy season . ..
Love, Peace and Understanding.
We thank you for your loyal patronage.
PEMBROKE TELEPHONE CO.
* ISHING EACH AND ElI RYONE A MERRY CHRISTMAS - AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR
Customs in
Denmark,
Sweden and
Bulgaria
Small metal trumpets
that often trim Christmas
trees began with a Danish
custom. They used to play
four hymns on them at
Yule — symbolizing the
four corners of the world.
In Swedish art, St. Lu
cia is sometimes pictured
wearing candles in her
hair. Her feast day, De
cember 13, is a forerunner
of Christmas.
In Bulgaria on Christ
mas Eve each peasant
takes a lighted candle to
the barn to awaken each
animal,saying:“The Child
is born and blesses you to
night.”
Members of every fam
ily carry lighted candles
on the way to church. Pic
ture the winking, silvery
streams of light threading
their ways through the
hills and valleys!
We have mentioned only
a few of the customs
which have prevailed in
the European countries.
Many of these customs
are reflected in American
Christ mas celebrations. Al
so as befits a new country,
it developed its own can
dle customs . . . these de
serve an article all its owm.
Melodious church bells
conclude the celebrations
of Christmas Day, ringing
throughout the land until
the last stroke of the
clock chimes farewell to
the Holiday.
A Christmas gambol oft
could cheer
A poor man’s heart through
half'the year. — Scott
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ft 0 May the spirit of the first
0 0 Christmas light your life
r an ^ ^ r ' n ^ y° u ever * ast '
» ing joy. To one and all
® a were sending a wish for
v K a wonderful holiday...
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Z fl- __ M K brimming with laughter
Z and good cheer for you
g * ) J % and your family. Let gifts
» and gladness be yours in
® abundance.
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Molly Moo Says — Start yx «j \
" day The CITY DAIRY Way ‘
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(Day the joyous message of the Babe of Bethlehem once more shine brightly in your
heart. . . and, as you celebrate Christmas with your loved ones, mat} you experience
deeply and fully all the blessings
of the ‘Day. (Day its happiness « /
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abide with you and \ * ** yk / i
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Dr. and Mrs. IK E. Smith
