The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, December 26, 1946, Image 7
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Wetxtend Cordial Greetings to the Citizens
of Clinton and This Entire Community
most soul-stirring, the most meditative. A friendly day in
which to dream as well as moke merry ... a day when "Peace
on Earth, Good Will-to Men" will assume a greater meaning
... a hope so profound that it transcends utterance. Give
thanks for this land where people are free to gather openly
and pray. Give thanks for the birth of the Savior who taught
the world that love is more powerful than hate, good might-
■ ier than evil, life stronger than death.
Our organization is dedicated to the growth, progress
and betterment of our city and community. We ask the co
operation of our entire citizenship as we face the problems
and opportunities of the New Year. It is a pleasure to be of
service to the community in every possible way.
Merry Christmas—Happy New Year
Clinton Cham!
Miss Iona Blakely, Secretary
>mmerce
B. C. Preslar, Treasurer