I just found a Christmas card to share with you all. It's card stock, about 3 x 5 and on the front is printed "Souvenir," a picture of some greens, a Bible open to "If ye love me keep my commandments, the first verse of "When I survey" and Luke 2-11. Inside a photo has been inserted into the first page, a picture of the Good Shepherd on the next, a picture and the verse, "The choicest presents we may make Are kindly words and smiles and deeds, That lift a burden, soothe an ache And meet another's sorest needs." Next page is a picture of a church and the following page is M.E. SOUTH SUNDAY SCHOOL Class No. 1 Palmyra, Tennessee S..O. Fessey, Teacher. Class roll Mrs. Leona Hussey Mrs. Etha Weaver Mrs Mary Nelson Miss Mary Corban Miss Nannie Davis Miss Myrtle Laird Miss Carrie Allen Miss Cora Laird Miss Nannie Wilson Miss Ella Swift Miss Mary Swift Miss Bettie Corban Miss Helen Swift Miss Myrtle Fessey J. T. Bryant B. F. Weaver George Davis Bert Hester Lowe Allen Asa Davis Hartwell Weaver B. F. Weaver Felix Coleman is listed at the bottom as pastor Oscar Swift, Supt. The back pages are "Of virtues many great and small True friendship is the best of all." To Bert Hester [my grandfather] Sincerest wishes for a very Merry Christmas from Teacher. The last page is Christmas Greetings. Xmas 1929. Thought some of the rest of you might recognize names there and/or enjoy the old style of Christmas greeting.