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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1970

Page

20

Post Office Santas Assist Needy Children This Christmas

In New York, postal staff and private donors handle 2800 letters to Santa seeking toys and food for underprivileged children. Corporations and charities route funds and gifts, with the Post Office fund aiding purchases of toys and meals for families in need.

New York Santa Claus New York Post Office Santa Hollywood Fla Santa Clause North Pole Mary Ann New York Post Office Employees

Wise Men Seek King of the Jews in Bethlehem

The passage, set in Bethlehem of Judaea, recounts wise men from the east arriving in Jerusalem to seek the newborn King of the Jews. Herod, hearing the news, is troubled, and summons the chief priests and scribes to learn where Christ would be born.

Jesus Bethlehem Judaea Herod Jerusalem Christ

Yule Colors and Christmas Traditions

A look at how red and green became Christmas colors through poinsettia adoption and mistletoe origins. The piece traces the poinsettia’s 1828 discovery by Joel Poinsett and later marketing in 1906, plus the Druids’ mistletoe lore and red symbolizing Christ’s sacrifice in Christian history.

Joel R. Poinsett Mexico Poinsett

Legends Honor Saint Nicholas Patron of Gifts and Mariners

The article recalls St. Nicholas as the patron saint of pawnbrokers and a guardian of mariners since the fourth century. It notes his generosity and links to youth and gifts, with December 6th celebrated in Europe as a day of merriment and giving.

St. Nicholas Santa Claus Europe

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Second Baptist Church Voel Yule Poinsettia Inment Corp New Jerusalem St. John the Divine Paul D. Grant Aiken County York Street Aiken, S.C Best Martha W. Chapman Aiken County Auditor Carl M. Hair Aiken Co Richland Ave. W Yesteryear Service Wilma Barnwell NW Aiken
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