The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, December 25, 1930, Image 9
US go back over the centuries that we may see
the soft Judean hills flooded with heavenly light;
that wp may behold the flaming star of the East
guiding the three wise men, Melchior with flow
ing white hair and sweeping, snowy beard;
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prime of life, symbolizing age, youth and mid
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HEY bring from afar their gifts of gold and
frankincense and myrrh to the King of
Kings, as the song of the heavenly chorus of
angels on the plains of Bethlehem floods the air.
The Master’s touch worked strange miracles
long ago. But let us now turn a simple dial and
^again a miracle, has beenVrpught even here as
it was there so long ago.
HE room is full of sound. The air is charged
with Christmas—always Christmas. Even
the word is radiant with holiness. With the
voices of the present are mingled those of the
past. At Christmas man is at his best It is the
blest season of the year. The season of giving
and receiving. The season of love reborn. It is
the miracle season.
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APPINESS is in the air. Laughter reigns. In
the tongues of all nations voices are raised
in greeting. The angels sang out their glad tid
ings of great joy above the plains of Bethlehem
and as often as Christmas comes, the carols,
music, bells, voices—all unite in a great singing
circle sounding o’er all the world the glad words:
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