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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 15, 1963)
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M NttU SEE, IN 6EAS0N fM A CLAIRVOYANT IN CARNIVAL SHOWS -.THAT HOW I i MET ANNIE AND SANDY ! THANKS j THE NICE COFFEE BREAK DID ; . Poetry IN REMEMBRANCE ( OF NOVEMBER K. 190 Piesident Kennedy: Our beloved President and his lovely Ldy Sharing Lheir happiness together on hit last day. The welcoming crowd of Dallas, warming their hearts With never a thought of death, cold and gray. Officer J. D. Tippitt: An officer of law in line of duty ... Brave and unflinching ap proached a man. He was shot and killed without mercy By the same ruthless hand. Lee Harvey Oswald: Every man should have his day in court To plead his guilt, with or with out shame. When man takes law into his own hands Then all America shares th blame. Each left a family in shock and grief Each trod a different road of life, But God created all three equal And gave His word bearing days of strife. We'll never know if it was God's will Whether it was a part of His plan, But we do know that in Arling ton Cemetery Was buried a beloved and pow erful man. God does not plant seeds of hate . . . But seeds of love, mercy and understanding. We. His people, may have failed Him He's slow to anger, but stern, commanding! God has helped to keep Amer ica free How many truly pay respect to Him, How many go about our daily lives Satisfying our own selfish whim? May He grant mercy for our neglect That our country has become in such a state, Where our young and apt Presi dent was sacrificed, Through a corrupt heart filled with hate. May He grant mercy on each and all For the tragedy of Friday, November 22, 1963, May it be a lesson etched into each heart That all may turn toward God and Eternity. Oh Lord, may we never again take for granted The wondrous things in which Thou believes, May we never again experience heartache As the one now in which our Country grieves. " Mrs. Russell E. Jones. AUSTIN AND I We were walking one evening My little nephew and I, When the darkness fell around us And the stars twinkled out in the sky. As we stood and watched this wonder In the heavens up so high. The little fellow whispered. "God is lighting the candles in the sky." Teresa McComb, Malin CHRISTMAS MEDITATIONS The heavenly hosts sang, "Peace on Earth." Proclaiming to all, the Savior's birth. Gold and Myrrh, the wise men brought to lay At the feet of the Child they sought. The eastern sky was light as day, And shepherds came where the Christ Child lay. Leaving their flocks of snowy white. They followed the Star that shone so bright. "No room in tlie Inn," the keep- er said. "You will find the Child where the cattle fed." Mary's travail they knew In part But none of the things she kept in her heart. Let us worship the Christ, and silently pray For a definite task, a starlit way. As the w ise men found the man ger bed, May we to some humble place be led. And gladly our gifts to the Sa vior bring. When we do for his children, we honor the King. Mrs. June F. Grimes, 1434 Canby Street.
