Christmas with Southern Living 1982 eelebrat

of joy and good will. Christmas is our most traditional

holiday wh emember and treasure all the Christmases that have come before,

and it is also our nlost creative season as we make new gifts and decora-

tions and add a new recipe to a holiday menu

that has been honored for years. Christmas is,

too, a family time. Santa, the tree, the stockings,

Christmas dinner-all the best efforts of Christ-

mas are directed toward a family celebration.

Southerners, those lovers of tradition and family

gatherings, naturally find Christmas the most

joyful of seasons. Christmas with Southern Living

1982 is designed to help with all the prepara-

tions for the holiday.

Christmas Around the South presents a cor-

nucopia of pageants and decorations from all

around the region. Decorating for the Holidays

offers new projects and arrangements for you to

make and add to your collection of favorite

Christmas adornments. Choose a whole theme

or a shlgle ornament A Christmas Bazaar of

ideas is ovei~owing with gifts and decorations,

so many that it will be hard to decide where t~

begin. Celebrations from the Kitchen serves alp

scrumptious recipes for tasty additions to your

traditional Christmas meal. Kids in the Kitchen

is devoted to children s favorites: taffy to pull,

mints to shape, lollipops to coat with sugar.