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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1964
Page
6
Plum pudding has long marked the Christmas feast from early eighteenth century English recipes to Victorian notes. The tradition continues today in homes and neighborhood bakeries with festive servings and cautious cautions about portions for children.
A legend holds that the Holy Thorn tree at Glastonbury blooms every December as St Joseph of Arimathea planted his staff and it sprouted into a thorn tree, blessed with blossoms on Christmas Eve. An offshoot is said to bloom in Washington DC later in December.
Laverne H. Clark, niece of Mrs. Elmo Littlepage, published They Sang for Horses by University of Arizona Press. The 320 page study examines horse influence on Navajo and Apache ceremonial life for anthropologists and folklorists. Dr. L. D. Clark, her husband, also has several books. Mrs. Donald Affer and son visit Indio for Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Barber.
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