Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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1 B'v urN v - ivirs. v^.ivi. i,n.nnse u.) Daiit her youngest great-granddaughter, Miss Chri Dixon, unveils her portrait at the formal openir of dedication of the Presbyterian Home of Sou Clinton. Unveiling came during the presentatioi Administration Building. Also looking on is Re Frampton Jr., D.D., Chairman of the Board < the Presbyterian Home. i I (L - -^ & fi SBl*J P j/3) n I- . ' t*jk "VMm J?I mmOI WE BUILT A F] Clinton Mills Plants 1 and 2 Maintena designing and building a Christmas Parade in the traditional division. I Audrey and Terry S and Mrs. John Wayne Sai tendent of Carding No. 2 H|p, #>11 f ' 8 x w r? \W?7lWr?: t ;y IUUR.S uii as ,> stine Annette ig and service at 11 the Bailey \ / )f Trustees of \ ^ J - i 1:1 -:.. \ - ? |^!| " *i , ,,* to LOAT nee Department worked many hours A<? i float. The float won first place honors Ben Ke lamples are the children of Mr. I ^ mples. John is Assistant Superin- I A I Amy Marie Gilliam will I ' celebrate her 2nd birthday I I on Dec. 25, 1975. She is the I \j 0 ?? H Jr Paaugnier 01 ivir. ana ivirs. ?/| Keith Gilliam (Plant No. 1 K 2 weaving). Her grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Stroud (Plant No. 2 B ' ] \ weaving). i > 1)^ M Presbyter S Center D? To Mrs. C The Clinton Presbyterian Home Administration Center was dedicated to Mrs. C.M. Bailey, widow of the late President of Lydia Cotton Mills. ft | Mrs. Bailey, tne yb year old J senior member of the Bailey family, has been keenly interested in the development and I construction of the home for many years. The Bailey Foundation has 1 IS 2fli T AND WON A TRi miring the trophy which the Maintenance ;lley, George Turner, Johnny Price, and A Christmj 0BY PETER MARSHALL We thank Thee, O God, for the return of the wonderous spell of this Christmas season that brings its own sweet joy into our jaded and troubled hearts. Forbid it, Lord, that we r should celebrate without undermS J standing what we celebrate, or, like our Counterparts so long ago, fail to see the star or hear the song of glorious pronr.se. r As our hearts yield to the / spirit of Christmas, may we j* \i i BULK RATE i U. S. POSTAGE f PAID ' Clinton. S. C. 5 Permit No. 59 ADDRESS CORI ian Home ;dicated .M. Bailey coniriDUiea 10 ine unanciai support of the home, and was the principal donor of the Administration Building. A portrait of Mrs. Bailey was unveiled by her youngest great granddaughter, Miss Christine Annette Dixon, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. J. Kelly Dixon of Greenville. The portrait will be hung in the Administrative Building. H i ' - .flR ** OPHY Department won are left to right Boyce Tapp. is Prayer riismvw that It is TTiv Hnlv Spirit who comes - not a sentiment, but a power - to remind us of the only way by which there may be peace on earth and good will among men. May we not spend Christmas, but keep it, that we may be kept I in its hope, through Him who emptied Himself in coming to us that we might be filled with ; peace and joy in returning to i God. Amen u SECTION REQUESTED