Keeping Christ In Christmas Uphill Work
Louis Cassels reports Keeping Christ in Christmas is uphill work as even devoted Christians feel pressured by costly time consuming seasonal activities that seem distant from the birth of a Savior.
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Newspaper
Ruston Leader
Location
Ruston, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1962
Page
19
Louis Cassels reports Keeping Christ in Christmas is uphill work as even devoted Christians feel pressured by costly time consuming seasonal activities that seem distant from the birth of a Savior.
An exploration of the Virginia O’Hanlon editorial asking if Santa exists, its impact over decades, and how Christmas traditions evolved from pagan roots to Christian celebrations. It reflects on charity, church influence, and the enduring message of goodwill through the Christmas season.
J Dodd Brooks, social security district manager in Nonrue, offers tips on obtaining your first social security check. Contact your office early, bring proof of age, and have birthdate documents ready. If within months of retirement, visit the office to apply for benefits and check eligibility.
A long feature discusses the living green tree as a Christmas symbol and its cultural, religious, and historical significance in American life. It notes debates within Christian groups about tradition, modern substitutes, and the tree’s role in commemorating Christ’s birth. A separate brief reports a Chinese visitor in the United States arriving recently and an emergency response incident involving fire trucks.
Report discusses ancient claims linking a bright star to biblical events and the Wise Men. It notes modern data suggesting the star could be Jupiter and Saturn alignment rather to a single star, with references to historical tablets and planetary conjunctions.
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