Poetry
A MOTHER'S PRAYER
They'll Do It Every Time
Sim.. Dec. 1, MO Page
jAs I tit here sewing an a tiny
baby quilt
The birth of a new grandchild
is very near . . . (our 16thi,
My memories go back to many
years ago, Lord,
When I was expecting this Utile
mother so dear.
My eyes aren't as sharp, and my I
hands not as steady
But my heart lis still full of
love.
You brought me safely through
many times. Lord,
And showered us with blessings
trom above.
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Be patient with her . . . (or this
is her first
And she knows not the pain she'll
bear, you see . .
So take her gently through the
valley, Lord,
And bring her safely back to
me.
Later . . .
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Thank Thee, 0 lLord, for bring
ing them
both safely thrnucrh
Somehow,, I knew you would;
Though at times there was great
concern
I never once lost my faith and
trust in you.
Today, I held our new grandson
close to me
He brought to my heart a wealth
of peace,
The soft warmth of his tiny head
against my cheek
Was the answer to my prayers
tnat never ceased.
Mrs. Russell E. Jones
OCTOBER STORM OF '62
Tuesday night October 9th in
Sixty Two
Something made all know not
what to do.
It came upon a midnight clear
We had no time to even fear.
Quite 4 inches too o( snow so
light,
Had surely made a strange.
strange sight.
Bending lowly to the ground
Trees and limbs all could be
found.
Sounds like shots were everywhere
All wondered if it's on the
square.
Trees uprooted here and there
Limbs were scattered everywhere.
Leaves still hanging on the trees,
Caused the limbs to hit the breeze.
Rain, rain and more rain
Left all 'A wondering in vain
Columbus Day came then did
its work
Terrific winds did howl and jerk.
Klamath s fears were not too long
When news came reeling on the
air
Portland, Salem everywhere,
People shocked, but did not dare
Realize it was more than scare!
Tornado force had done its work
News of disaster areas came In
a quirk!!
Why we humans fared so well-
God alone can only tell.
Mrs. Scott Thompson
CHRISTMAS,
HERE AND THERE
NORTHERLY
Here in the 'farther north' land,
We lake our Christmas white,
Though sometimes we don't get
snow
Till the eve of Christmas night.
Santa always comes to visit
In his inimitable way.
He likes his travel modern,
And he never has a sleigh.
By a towering forest giant
Twinkling like the starry sky.
In gay red suit and snowy beard,
This jolly, fat, old guy
Starts off the Christmas season
With great tidings of good cheer.
Joyful carols bring their blessing
To Noel and the New Year.
SOUTHERLY
There, in a shopping center
In the land of 'never snow';
With roofs spread over acres,
And buildings row on row.
A jolly fat Santa comes daily
In a picture story sleigh.
With real reindeer harnessed to
it
In the good old 'North Pole' way.
He hands out Christmas candies,
Interviews the girls and boys.
You can hear his hearty chuckle
Above the buzz and noise.
Christmas carols spread their
message.
Peace on earth. Good will to
Men."
Soon you are bubbling over
With the Spirit once again.
Yuletide Spirit
Misses Thieves
PRINEVILLE ILPH -The
Christmas spirit doesn't reach
everybody.
A thief, or thieves, stole ion
Christmas trees that had been cut
by a Boy Scout Troop here. The
i boys had valued the trees at
i S2.50 each and were going to sell
them.
The trees had been left in front
of a local grocery store.