•We shine For Him"—G e o r g e

•We shine For Him"—G e o r g e Davis, Carolyn G. Turner, Neville Wood, Betty Settle,, Charlotte Keatts, Johnnie Jenkins, Myrla Anne Updike, T. H. Updike, Jr., Nancy Wood, Essie Mae Fincham, Ned Settle, Ray Snead, Roy Jenkins. ^“Triiftming Trees of Life”—Frances Walker, Madeline Keatts, Elizabeth Verner, Evelyn T. _Miller, Eleanor Jenkins, Mildred Sisk, Lillie Woodard, Mary N. Davis. “The Holy Night"—A Christinas pageant—TUti tSheplherdt—Rayner Snead; 2nd Shepherd—E. M. Jones; 3rd Shepherd—Milton Hawkins. 1st Wise Man — Carlyle Lea, 2nd Wise Man—John Turner, 3rd Wise Man—Billy Nicholson. ^ngel—Alice Mae Coughlin. Reader—Mrs. Gilbert Updike. Mary—Becky Jones. Joseph—Jimmie Wayland. Hymn No. 6 “Joy To The World" —Congregation. Benediction. Notes From The County Agent’s Office A tightening of supplies for all household equipment, with price changes upward but varying with individual items, is predicted for 1961. Economists *who have recently compiled their 1951 “outlook" information for farm families, say also that another group of commodities, including sheets, linens, rugs, towels, and upholstered furniture, will be more in demand— but shorter in supply. Production of furnishings for civilian use will be cut substantially below current rates in the early part of 1961. Supplies of certain types of clothing and textiles may be relatively; short during the year when higher purchasing power is diverted to these products. There