Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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4 >S >G* ^2* <Xfc X^xa ^s? Sc THE CLC Published by an< CLINTON and I Clinton, S Calvin Cooper The publishers of 1 items of interest from its renorters nr t<-? +Vi*? rvnrorvi ^ vw V..V, K1"!00' Copyright, 1954 by < Published by Clir / ^4 -< > ;?& 'r\ \ ^ A & % ft a r k rtjf The Chn Norc it came to pass in forth from Caesar Augustus should be taken. This first Was governor of .Q\rrfo A?-.^i 0_ ?"J '? town, to register. And Joseph also went 1 Bethlehem, being of the fami together with Marv his esp And it came to pass whi for her to be delivered were her first-born son. wrapped laid him in a manger becau in the inn. And there were shepher fields and keeping watch ( behold, an angel of the Loi of God shone about them am And the angel said to th Do not be afraid, for hi great joy which shall be to toivn of David, a Saviour ha. the Lord. And this shall be infant wrapped in swaddlinc And suddenly there wa: the heavenly host praising "Glory to God in the h\ will toward men." lie I On )in If we had known the d Would be so desolate, t Perhaps we never wou Of home and crossed th But oh. the Star, the S It drew us ever onwarc Strange power so that t Till we had laid our gi Now we are old. The d And yet sometimes I How little does it matte Knew cold and heat ai Because at last, with j We came to Bethlehem Folk Festival Held The South Carolina Recreation Society held a statewide folk festival in Charleston December 3 with 16 boys and girls from the Lydia Community participating. The dance team presented an early American dance in old fashioned costumes under the direction of Mrs. lone Wallace. T BM? o^ f?at tat >THMAKER i for the employees of .YDIA Cotton Mills outh Carolina Editor ^he Clothmaker will welcome readers. Turn them in to your inei ollice. Clinton-Lydia Cotton Mills lton-Lydia Cotton Mills btr-ald On jje!? stunts Story those days, that a decree went that a census of the whole world census took place while Cyrinus all were going, each to his own from Galilee out of the town of ly and house of David, to register oused wife who was with child. le they were there, that the days fulfilled. And she brought forth him in swaddling clothes and ise there was no room for them ds in the same district living in jver their flock by night. And ~d stood by them and the glory d they feared exceedingly. icm. ?hold, 1 bring yon good news of all the people, for today, in the s been born to yon who is Christ a sign to you. you will find an / clothes and lying in a manger. s with the angel a multitude of God and saying, ighest and on earth peace, good i The Child esert and the night he wind so chill, Id have left the sight e first dark-shadowed hill, tar with its white burning! I with a sweet, here was no returning fts before His feet. ays go quietly, see it all again. r now that we ad weariness and pain, oy heart-warm and wild, and found The Child. HOOP. HOLLER SESSION HELD A large number of the ^ Young People's Training J Union members of Calvarv 1 Baptist Church enjoyed a Hoop 'n' Holler social affair in the Community Building November 18. Many tfames were played followed with delicious refreshments. HE CLOTHMAKEI 5/3? 5/3? 5 <3? h ??$?? 5/3? 5/3?5/3? j> /3? vs vi Xi" v^x?i vi >*5, vj The Date The date of December 25 as the birthday of Jesus and, hence, Christmas, became generally observed in most Christian nations in the fourth and fifth centuries. In Shakespeare's time (15641616). Christmas was observed for 12 days. * * * The Christmas seal, which originated in Denmark in iyu4. is now sold in more than 40 countries of the world, and in most of them, proceeds from its sale go to combatting and spread of tuberculosis. * * * In Ethiopia, natives celebrate the birth of Jesus 13 times a year?once every month and twice in April? holding that Christ had so many attributes that He could not have been born but once * + * For who hath nought to give but love. Gives all his heart away, A 1 " 1 " " .ruiu giving an, nam ail to give. Another Christmas Day. * * The holly bush originally was called the holy-bush, because in its natural state the berries ripen at Christmas time. * * "Hark, the Herald Angels Sing" was written on a Christmas morning by Charles Wesley (1707-1788) who was a Methodist minister in England, brother John Wesley, the founder of Methodism. The pealing of church bells inspired the writine of ? n the carol. The Stork Club r? Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Shopherd. Clinton Mills, a son. James Douglas, September 14. | TRW ^ ^ ^ ^ j? ^ fi "Now keep an eye on your father a] while I'm Rone!" p '<D. Jj>olp Pi o. I) t 221 Ik ; J?y- ~ 1 - ^ I ''' ? Ti Our job is to keep our ipi hat xcc can offer our goods a ?that the customer is willing As long as ice do that 01 irdcrs, and provide the money naintain our equipment, meet ecurity for all of us. I LYDIA QUEEN IN PARADE|om Lydia Cotton Mills, is show vinual Christmas parade attendee Bo.trsnn .?w) W ^ ???hi j iMuure, DECEMBER IS. 19S4 I> ,j; (j> & ft ft ,3? ft ,3? j> /s? iiiflljt../ i i m n Cfinst 8?as . /W\ - ? | \v IH O yf\ *r|3^ ality up and our cost down so t a price?set by the customer to pay. iir customers will say it with to purchase our raw materials, our payrolls and provide job -Pat Osborne. Kindergarten Queen n above as she rode in Clinton's 1 by her Maids of Honor, Vicki