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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1963
Page
2
Loyal Phillips delivers a Yuletide reflection centering on the Christmas story and the birth of Jesus. He contrasts the miracle with Old Testament judgments, calls Christmas a universal symbol of God’s love, and emphasizes peace and goodwill to all people.
The 1897 New York Sun editorial by Francis P. Church answers Virginia O'Hanlon’s question about Santa Claus. It defends belief through faith, imagination, and enduring wonder, stating that Santa Claus exists as surely as love and generosity and will live forever.
A holiday feature narrates Santa’s Christmas Eve flight from the North Pole with cheerful dialogue from Mrs Claus and Cluny the elf. Santa grants a wish for peace, delivering an angel gift to all homes, as the reindeer take off amid a festive, old‑time newspaper tone.
A teacher guides students through Christmas carols while pondering limits of religious exercise in public schools and noting Mr Justice Warren's stance. The scene shifts to history class as she imagines comparative religious study, and the court's ruling frames Christmas as a museum piece of the past.
The Thomasville Times-Enterprise announces copyright for Associated Press dispatches and local news, issued daily except Sunday. It details mailing addresses, subscription rates, tax, and mailing forms for Georgia readers.
The answer urges focusing on the core goal to win souls while not abandoning service. It suggests seeking a change of assignment rather than quitting and cites dedicated missionaries in South America who persevered despite hardship. The message encourages prayer, forgiveness, and resuming field work where one belongs.
On this date notable events include 1811 shipwrecks along Jutland killing 2000 plus, 1733 first American war map in Zenger journal, 1814 Ghent treaty ending 1812 war, 1863 Library of Congress fire, 1939 Dublin arms seizure, 1948 Eisenhower named supreme commander, 1963 past decade NZ train disaster, 1959 Eisenhower names Herbert York to direct Pentagon research.
The text extols Jesus Christ as God’s greatest gift and man’s hope for a sinful world. It urges daily remembrance of the Source of blessings and calls for honoring God through obedience to His will.
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