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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1965
Page
12
Dr George W Crane writes that Santa Claus embodies the season’s gift of Christ. He notes Jimmy Hershberg, longtime Sunday school superintendent near Indiana, invites him to play Santa and share a jammed explanation of Christmas meanings. He states God and Jesus are the original gifts guiding Christian belief.
Declarer plays Six Notrump with West as the lead, aiming to force out the king and unblock diamonds. If the queen of hearts is taken by the king, twelve tricks follow by handling diamonds, spades, and hearts. Avoid leading the ace of hearts early and consider alternative routes if defenders win certain cards. The article then shifts to a theological reflection on divine love and Bethlehem, contrasting historical gods with Jehovah.
Public pattern notice for Marian Martin pattern 9196 in sizes 10 to 20. Instructions note fabric needs four yards of 39 inch for size 16 and pricing including mail handling. Also promotes a Fall Winter Pattern Catalog and a coupon for a free pattern. A final odd sentence about the Dead Sea appears as filler.
On this date 1938 the Declaration of Lima signed paving a pathway for joint policy among American nations. Also birth of Kit Carson in 1809 and end of War of 1812 in 1814. Roosevelt announced Ike to lead Western Europe invasion in 1943. NATO group agreed to meet in February to brief smaller nations in 1961. Two officers killed in Saigon bombing a year ago.
Dr George Morris Curtis, 75, a prominent Columbus surgeon, medical researcher, and former Ohio State University College of Medicine faculty member, died today at his home after a long illness.
Violinist Yehudi Menuhin received an honorary Knight Commander of the British Empire in a Foreign Office ceremony in London. The honor, announced earlier as honorary due to his US citizenship, recognizes his services to music.
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