24 Nov 1979
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1979
Page
1
The Christmas season inspires hopes and wishes tied to faith in God. The author asks readers to foster lasting joy, kindness, peace, and genuine love, inviting God into hearts and homes so the Christmas message of Christ’s birth accompanies joy, peace, and care for all.
Moslem militants holding 50 Americans in Tehran promise humane festive provisions for Christmas. A spokesman said captors will allow fruits sweets cookies and other customary treats while negotiations hinge on either extradition of the shah or trials as spies. Christmas trees and cards arrive at the embassy as the crisis drags on.
Local elves decorate business trees with items from their work Buddy Johnsons Auto and Tire uses car parts while Dr Charles McGahees office trims with toothbrushes Aiken vehicle ad I 80 license plate Be er fuel Mary Goodwin secretary to soil conservationists trained many, years Roe says She knew what she wanted for Christmas including catalog page numbers and descriptions.
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The Aiken Standard will not publish tomorrow Christmas Day and offices will be closed so staff can spend time with families. Publication and hours resume on Wednesday as workers wish readers a Merry Christmas.
William A. McKee family prepares for a quiet Christmas with 1 year old Joshua joining from New Hampshire. The feast includes roast beef, turkey with all the trimmings, and the tree lighting on Christmas morning. Balsam trees and handcrafted gifts from McKee span 47 years of family tradition.
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