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.**What*» In A Gift**
“I just don’t know what to get her—she has almost every* thing.” -
This is a leading remark—one ' which we often hear quoted by a worried Christmas shopper who 3a at wit's end as to what she/ can give a person.
How do you value a present— that is, do you class a gift according to its price and the fancy wrapping or do you appreciate it largely because of the thought behind it?
In buying your Christmas presents, don't be extravagant, for giving, a very expensive gift often results in an embarrassing situation ,,for the receiver feels hesitant in accepting the proferred and worries because his present to you was much less expensive. . Let’s not give merely for hope of reCei\1ng a present in return.
The smallest gift will take on a lovely glow if we have the spirit of giving—the true spirit of Christmas. *■
In every Christmas card and package we send out, let’s enclose a lasting gijPt—a bit of • love and friendship.
’ G.B.R.
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