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Newspaper
Stamford American
Location
Stamford, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1964
Page
10
The Texas Safety Association urges drivers to honor the moral law Thou Shalt Not Kill during the holidays. Be alert behind the wheel. Think of the tragedy careless driving can cause to your loved ones and other families. Travel plans should reflect safety and consideration for all.
Pepys noted Twelfth Night performance on January 6 1683 calling it a silly play not related to its title. Scholars say the comedy lacks Epiphany themes though it was staged for the Twelfth Night festival.
Early tree ornaments included candles apples and colored papers Later nations created unique decorations Straw windmills and birdcages appeared on Lithuanian trees Poles used feathers and ribbons Scandinavian decorations ranged from fish nets to miniature flags The modern array is vast but families still add personal old fashioned touches like paper chains and popcorn strings
In Greece young people predict romance at Christmas by tossing olive leaves on the Yule log. If leaves curl toward each other, happiness is long lasting. if they burn apart, romance may face difficulties. The ideal is leaves burning to a crisp signaling deep enduring love.
Russian children hang stockings on New Year’s Eve awaiting Grandfather Frost. Communists banned Christmas but allowed festive kid activities for the season to remain.
The iconic Liberty Bell attracts more than a million visitors each year, highlighting its enduring draw for tourists and history enthusiasts alike. The welcoming numbers reflect its status as a premier national symbol and museum centerpiece.
Sagerton community notes celebrate Ernie Manske's first birthday as Mr and Mrs Jerry Manske host. Residents visit from Stam ford Rule Lagerton and Denton. Texas Tech student Jana Ulmer home for holidays. Christmas party hosted by Stitch and Chatter Club. Church services schedule announced. Local students and families listed with holiday visits and travels.
Rudolph the Red Nose joins Santa’s team beyond the eight from Moore's 1823 poem. Introduced in 1939 in Johnny Marks’s song, Rudolph went from joke to hero as the red nosed sleigh puller leading the team through challenging weather.
An overcast Christmas Eve deepens the tale around Santa Claus, likely sealing a permanent spot in the legend and lore of Yuletide traditions.
A well producing over 150 gallons per minute was completed a short distance southeast of Anson on Junior Meek's land. The total depth reached 32 feet with a four foot joint of well screen set at 28 feet in sand and gravel.
Eddie Jones a 1964 spring graduate of Stamford High School was chosen as freshman class favorite at Sul Ross College Alpine. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Davis Jones.
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