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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 29, 1963)
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JL jCSS ! 66TTHE LOW V j4Zd& STCBV ABOUT IT TO HAND MS THB I IF P L.K6 TO PUP J '0 -rrt3! i & or-? s , r" 0 . fcomthe rr, ujMtj- peins a mattec i moneythen double est NCTWIN3 y 5.-c -i .:' 'ie ; . c-,s Trp.. il --4 i I.TAoWfl w ? yYi P? tU .death? vrsw.ps ' : ' I li ll i I tnnAj i ,ivm j' ' i ZJ" . AW, JU5T OKtaMD I OME STACK aAT '"'f 'H f a'otSr J I of course IthectisT' I believe ,1 J (.UlSwJr T-r xTOOLOMG- Fk VU WERE ,TSTrrUlyp FA W COMPLETELY cANNSU KVOiKHOWVdCt? IT COULD I' BJrFl YsZVri' LfX i5''0 r;SS 5 woNoeRwa -about I 'TSa wt I LMR flN0 vbws! hypnotize busness. i am tasr unlocTte vMiv Pit-m; i r ""l,''-M iZJ UmittHnkTitHKMnr. 12-21 Poetry THE CHRIST.MVS STO'lY By Verla Kolfler The Christ has come, the Christ has come The angels sang that day. They sang it to the shepherds. Their voices glad and gay. Oh, what a glorious time it uas To know the Christ was born. When all the world in darkness lay With hopes and dreams forlorn. But then, the angels sang again, Oh, come and worship Him! Follow the star that leads the way Before it's light can dim. They came from near, they came from far To see the wondrous sight. To see the place where Jesus lay, In God's most holy light. Today we know the story well. We tell it every year. Of Joseph, Mary and the Babe. The things we hold so dear. But what of this bold usurper Who comes to take Christ's place? Who is Santa, what did he do, Did he savo the human race? Did he take Christ's place upon the cross And die to save us all? Can he reach down and lift us up When from Grace we often fall? He must be somebody big and great To warrant such devotion. In stores and streets downtown they come Like waves upon the ocean. They bring their children to see him As he sits on his tinseled throne. While the Christ Child slarls to fade away Like a memory, lost and lone. I've heard of Santa, haven't we all? But I can't find him in the Good Book. So I'm not just sure where he came from, But why really bother to look? For Christ is the word that has meaning. Not Sania, or Rudolph or toys. And we the parents must teach this To all of the girls and boys. So let's put the Christ back in Christmas, Cause that's where He really be longs. And praise the Good God who sent Him, With prayerful worship and songs. Let your hearts be warm with giving As God so gave His Son. And with joy remember the Sa vior, For He's the important one! PRESIDENT KENNEDY (In Memnriam) The day he fell the world turned black Blotted out by the rifle's crack. The church bells toll and the nations weep While the widow grieves and our leader sleeps For hate breeds hate in a par lor game Crusades of suspicion to fester and flame Where frontier justice was born and bred And a sickened Dallas in shame and dread. The bloom was gone from his boyish cheek And his heart was stilled where the roses creep. His laughter trails on the wings of morn And his spirit lives as a soul reborn. The ghostly clump of the muf fled drums. The coil of the arc as t h e thousands come, The skirl of the pipes and the Navy choir, j The ebony caisson, white horses ! ol spirited fire. The Requiem Mass and the voice of prayer. Johi)-John's salute with its touching fair. The breezes p!aed on ihe flag draped bier That the widow kissed and he'.d so dear. To the whoosh of the jets and the Irish drill He was laid to rest in Arlington hill. The boom of the guns as she lit Ihe flame To mark Ihe sue that will grace his name. I will return acam she vowed As she placed the flowers o'er the field fresh plouihed. Maurice R. Keep Brazil. Colimbia and Ecuador are the three Suth American countries which lie on the enia-
