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Christmas
Sermon
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CHRISTMAS
HYMN
By
Adele
C.
Hushes
Miller
Bay
To
busy
Christmas
shoppers
Crowding
city
streets
A
sudden
strain
of
music
Rang
out
so
clear
and
f-weet.
Aji
Independent
rtBtl
newspaper
devoned
to
rhe
upbuilding
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h'nnre
Rupert
,
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northern
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cer.tiai
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(Authorised
as
Second
Cits
Mail,
Post
Office
Department,
Ottawa)
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Iiibiisnea
every
ajternoon
except
Bundav
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Prince
Rupert
Daily
New
Ltd..
3rd
Arenue,
Prince
Rupert.
British
Columbia
G.
A.
HUNTER.
Managing
Editor.
H.
Q.
PERRY.
Managing
Director.
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OF
CANADIAN
PRESS
ATDFI
BUFEAD
OP
CIRCULATIONS
CANADIAN
DAILY
NEWSPAPER
ASSOCIATION
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St.
Peter's
Hall.
Seal
Cove.i
was
the
scene,
of
an
enjoyable
j
event
on
Wednesday
evening
my
sincere
Christmas
As
Truce
to
Trouble
MONTREAL
K.
C.
Vai'ghan,
faithfulness
enable
th
.
Ul
when
St.
Pters
Sunday
tcnooi
held
their
annual
Christmas
C.M.G.,
chairman
and
president.
I
Canadian
Na'
mal
Railways,
to
The
second
chapter
of
the'Gospel
according
to
St.
Luke:
has
the
most
complete
account
of
the
first
Christmas.
It
:
tells
us
a
little
of
the
preparation
that
was
made
in
the
Roman
nation
In
order
to
brinjr
about
the
fullness
of
time
when
j
Christ
should
be
born.
It
is
also
an
account
t-.f
the
way
in
which
Heaven
itself
was
made
ready
for
that
event.
So
great
j
was
the
importance
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!
A
man's
part
in
it.
But
it
did
not
satisfy
man's
craving
for
God.
Others
had
used
idols
in
many
forms
but
found
themselves
to
be
slaves
of
their
own
creatures.
day
sent
the
!.llolng
Christmas
message
to
ai:
officers
and
employees
of
tiit
company
across
Canada:
"In
the
midst
of
all
the
douhta
and
anxieties
that
beset
our
world
today,
Christmas
comes
as
a
time
of
trues
to
trouble,
without
its
message
oi
goodwill
and
hope
we
should
be
poor
indeed.
The
world
has
need
of
the
Sanson
8
Jevvell
Tree.
About
60
children
with
parents
and
friends
gathered
to
sing
carols
and
await
Santas
arrival.
The
program:
"Jc-us
Bids
Us
Shine,"
sunij
by
the
Sunday
School.
AH
For
Jesus,"
girls.
"Silent
Night,"
Patsy
Penny.
"Jingle
Bells,'"
Lorraine
Martin.
'
First
Noel,"
Shirley
Kurdlel
"Climb,
Chuiti
Up
Sunshine
Mountain,"
girl.
"Away
in
a
Manger,"
Betty
Bowman.
"Silent
Night,
tin
Swedish,
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moment
in
history
that
God
used
his
angels
to
announce
the
birth
of
Jesus
Christ.
Mankind,
too,
at
a
later
date
recognized
this
importance
by
making
the
birth
of
the
Saviour
r,he
centre
of
history.
At
present
it
is
194S
years
since
the
first
Christmas.
History
tells
us
of
the
long-ing:
for
the
knowledge
of
a
way
by
which
they
could
be
made
ri.4ht
in
God's
sight.
So
many
ways
had
been
tried
but
all
had
proved
fruitless.
Some
had
tried
to
think
their
way
out
of
'!
dilemma
by
planning
a
very
intricate
ideal
of
creation
and
Sing"
"Joy
to
the
World"
shall
bring
In
the
triumphant
choir
I
hear
my
Father
sing.
I
close
my
eyes
and
listen
I
am
a
child
again
At
home
on
Christmas
morning;.
Once
more
that
glad
refrain!
O
Heart,
be
still
and
listen
"The
Lord
is
come,
rejoice!"
Above
the
din
of
traffic
I
hear
the
long-stilied
voice.
Down
the
long
lane
of
mem'ry
Roll
back:
relentless
years
Sound
fArth
the
Christmas
music
And
start
the
sudden
tears.
In
a
far
better
emmtry
lie
sings
the
Christmas
hymn
My
heart
stanUo
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i.a
longing
My
eyes
with
tears
are
dim.
What
gifts
have
I
to
offer
At
the
world's
Christmas
tree?
What
ye
do
for
the
least
of
these
Ye
also
do
for
Me.
Others
who
had
Uod
s
Word
as
a
guide
were
discouraged
from;
what
seemed
unnecessary
de-s
iay
in
fulfillment
of
God's
pro-i
mi.se.
It
was
one
of
the
dark
moments
in
history.
Then
the
angels
appeared
with
the
message
that
God
had
remembered
His
promise.
He-
.
had
sent
His
own
Son
to
be
the
one
who
would
save
a
lost
world.
'
It
was
He
who
would
carry
the
burden
of
the
moral
law.
He
would
act
as
man's
substitute,
accepting
every
Jtesponsibility,
and
paying
every
debt
that
man
had
over
against
God.
With
H:s
ivork,
Gad
ttuuid
be
reconciled
to
man.
Sin,
which
had
been
iiie
source
of
man's
curse
would
find
a
complete
axonement.
So
the
angels
sang,
'Glory
to
God
;
in
ihe
highest
and
an
earth,
peace
and
good
will
anion,;
men."
i
Attain
at
Christmas
we
are
re-mindtxl
of
this
accomplished
lact.
God
has
been
reconciled
;
wilh
man
through
the
work
uf
Jesus
Christ.
The
gates
of
Heav-
j
Aina
Carlson.
White
Christmas,"
Molly
Simmons
and
Ernestine
Moore-house.
"It
Came
Upon
the
Midnight
Clear,"
Ralph
Olsen
and
Robert
Duncan.
'
Jingie
Beiis,'
boys.
"
Baby's
Dolt'
Louise
Thomas.
After
a
.short
uddres
by
Archdeacon
Hudson
'
and
the
singing
of
carols,
Suuta
Claus
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arrived
and
distributed
gtU;
and
bag's
of
candies
to
earh
child.
Arrangements
were
under,
charge
of
Mrs.
B.
Skinner,
Sun-
Our
Christmas
Duty
THE
PRINCE
OF
PEACE
may
not
rule
the
world
in
spirit,
thought
or
action
today.
Yet
there
are
many
blessings
that
we
may
count
this
Christmas
Eve.
In
this
fair
land
of
Canada,
in
this
fine
citv
of
Prince
Rupert,
we
have
much
to
be
thankful
for.
We
are
all
so
well
off
here,
so
free,
so
well
provided
for
that
we
may
not
realize
what
the
people
of
the
most
of
the
rest
of
the
world
are
going
through.
"Merry
Christmas"
to
many
may
seem
a
mockery
today.
There
are
those
who
live
in
fear
and
despair,
in
poverty
arid
oppression.
For
these
Christmas
is
just
another
.
cold
and
empty
day.
So,
as
we
count
our
blessings,
may
we
not
be
ungrateful.
May
we
not.be
thoughtless
of
those
less
forunate
than
we
h;Jj)py
people.
While
we
enjoy
our
merriment,
our
happiness
and
our
gratification,
may
we
resolve-
to
make
our
appreciation
a
living-thing.
May
we
be
searching
not
on
this
day
but
every
day
for
some
means
of
radiating:
our
generosity,
goodwill
and
consideration
to
those
both
at
home
and
abroad
less
blessed
than
we.
As
we
look
at
a
still
troubled
world
today,
a
world
of
distrust,
hate,
envy,
may
we
recall
that
this
Christmas
Day
is
the
birthday
of
that
Personage
whose
final
command
was:
"Go
Ye,
therefore,
and
teach
all
the
nations."
That
is
the
inspiration.
That
is
the
cause
of
Christmas.
May
we
not
lose
sight,
therefore,
as
we
celebrate
and
enjoy
ourselves
among
our
friends
that
there
is
an
implication
of
duty
beyond
our
own
intimate
orbits
to
act
and
serve
so
that
our
communities,
our
nations
and
our
world
may
lie
the
better
for
the
observance
of
this
great
day.
A
year
ago
we
declared
that
never
before
was
this
world
in
greater
need
of
the
true
spirit
of
Christmas.
That
declaration,
ive
must
admit,
holds
as
good
todav
as
it
.
iid
then.
In
appwijilon
fut
your
iK
CHORUS
SINGS
TO
ROTARY
CLUB
1
day
School
superintendent,
and
!
the
teachers.
Miss
Jean
Smith,
Mrs.
Frank
Baldwin,
Mrs.
H.
Prince
Rurrrt
Rotary
Club
war,
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,Thjmas
and
Vaughan
Tatter-
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tvprt-M
our
iincertst
i5lt:,
fi.r
A
Merry
Chmlnui
aM
A
Happy
Ntw
Yr.
en
are
opened
to
all
who
wi.sn
to
enter
in.
There
is
no
moiv
i.1
2
J":
3.
JWJ
i
room
for
uncertainty
because
$25
Donation
to
Salvation
Army
f'cn?t'rin
of
$25
to
the
Sal
entertained
b
the
Rotary
C)ub
male
chorus
Thursday
afternocm
'
at
its
weekly
lunchcen
meef:v;.
The
choristers,
directed
bv
C
P
;
Balagnc,
with
Miss
Frances
Moore,
A.T.C.M..
as
arum
:,;r,i
t'j
sang
Christmas
and
other
songs.
1
some
of
which
the
audience
joined
in
singing.
The
chorus
was
.eartijv
thanked
by
President
D.
C.
Stevenson
and
the
lub
members.
vation
Army
Christmas
Chei
fund
was
approved
by
the
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
Club
at
its
weekly
lur.:-hron
mretiii
Thursday
G'od
has
sent
His
Son
to
be
our
Saviour
from
sin.
death
and
the
power
of
the
devil.
Have
you
noticed
the
eagerness
in
the
eyes
of
the
children
at
Christmas
time?
How
they
thrill
to
the
story
of
Christ's
birth!
They
have
learned
that.
Christ
is
meant
for
them.
God
iuuis
a
real
reception
in
their
hearts.
This
message
is
lived
in
the
carols
they
sing.
They
live
the
glad
expectancy
of
Christmas.
And
since
God
tells
us
to
become
as
-little
children
in
order
to
eotei
the
kingdom
of
Heaven
we
can
benefit
by
taking
a
child-like
attitude
at
Christmas
time
and
let
the
fui.
benefit
of
the
Christmas
message
fill
our
lives.
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With
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Joyful
Christmas
and
Happy
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shepherds
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is
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on
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Tis
the
Lord!
Oh
wondrous
story
'
Tib
the
Lord!
The
Kinu
or
Olory!
At
His
leet
we
humbly
fall.
Crown
Him
Cruwu
Him.
Lord
ft
nil
ii
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it,
ne
uiai
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the
trave.
comes
to
suornr
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Who
is
He
who
Irom
Hi
throne
rules
thru
all
the
world
nlone?
CHRISTMAS
DINNER
THIS
FAVORITE
Christmas
story
deals
I
with
the
editor
who
found
himself
working
Christmas
Day
on
the
edition
for
the
following
morning.
Summoning
one
of
his
reporters
he
said
:
"Evans,
get
me
a
good
story
on
how
people
spend
Christmas.
A
real
sentimental
tory
on
what
the
less
fortunate
are
having
for
Christmas
dinner.
Go
down
to
the
mission
and
see
what
the
poor
old
men
are
getting
to
eat.
Then
drop
around
to
the
orphanage
and
ask
if
the
little
tykes
are
getting
anv
turkey.
After
that
"try
the
Y.M.C.A.
hostel.
I'll
bet
they
don't
get
turkey
and
cranberry
sauce.
Yeah,
you
might
look
in
at
the
Old
Peoples'
Home
and
do
a
bit
on
their
dinner
too.
"That's
all,
but
make
it
good.
Make
our
.
readers
glad
they
are
fortunate
enough
to
have
Christmas
turkey
at
home.
And
Evans,
on
your
way
back
drop
in
at
Mike's
and
get
me
a
ham
sandwich
and
a
pot
of
black
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Willi
the
trend
this
year
toward
special
Christmas
cards
for
every
person,
buying
greeting
cards
has
become
a
complicated
operation.
Stores
are
still
selling
the
traditional
winter
scenes,
shown
top
centre
but
these
other
cards
illustrate
the
specialization
trend.
Top
left
Is
for
bowl
Wells
Cartage
Ltd,
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and
bottom
centre
is
for
your
employer.
It
takes
a
card
for
granddaughter,
bottom
left,
to
bring
Santa
Into
the
picture
They
even
make
a
card
now
to
thank
the
donor
of
eifts
second
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bottom
row.
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