New England Christmas Customs Through the Early Era
A Daughters of American Revolution talk recounts Puritan New England opposition to Christmas. Pilgrims worked on Dec 25, laws punished festive acts, and public Christmas observance was banned for decades. Judge Sewall documented attitudes as Christmas faded from colonial life.
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Birth of Christ studied in Sunday School session
The Episcopal Church announces next Sunday's program will explore the birth of Christ through art scripture and song. A morning prayer and sermon begin at 11 o'clock followed by a Young People's Service at 5 o'clock. Plans include Christmas Eve toy distribution and church decoration.
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Thermopylae Battle Recounted By Kansas City Star
The article recounts the famous Thermopylae battle with Leonidas leading Spartans against Persian forces. It notes a four day defense at the pass, a secret path maneuver by Ephintes, and Greek forces being overwhelmed with few survivors.
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