The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, December 13, 1951, Image 16
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THE CUNTON CHRONICLE
Thursday, December 13, 1951'
Christmas Choral
Service At Joanna
Sunday Evening
A Christmas choral service will
be given by the junior and senior
choirs of the Joanna Baptist church
on Sunday, December 16, at 7:30.
The choirs will be under the direc
tion of Miss Mary Elizabeth Fow
ler with Mrs. Carson Nabors as
organist and Miss Dorothy Carr as,
pianist. Rev. James B. Mitchell
will be the reader. Soloists for
the service will be Miss Eleanor
Blumberg and Mrs. Frances Ruth
Crawford. A quartet composed of
Ethel Mae Rowe, Patricia Carr,
Ann Satterwhite and Larry Mur-!
phy, assisted by the choirs will sing,
“O Holy Night.”
Selections to be used are: “O |
Come, O Come, Emmanuel," Gre-i
gorian melody; "How Bright Ap-;
pears the Morning Stars," by Bach;j
"Ho Jeanette, Make Haste Isabel-1
la,” an old French carpi; "Gesue J
Bambino,” pietre Yon; "A Joyous j
Christmas Song," Gavaret-Dickjn-1
son; “Glory to God," Handel; f
"Hearken, All! What Holy Sing-J
ing," French traditional; "In the i
Silence of the Night,” Dobson; “O |
Holy Night,” Adam; “Come Marie j
Elizabeth,” French carol; “Yei
Watchers and Ye Holy Ones,” old |
German melody; “O Come All Ye,
Faithful;” "Lo, How a Rose Up-!o
springing.” Praetorius; "O Little i £
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Night;” "It Came Upon the Mid
night Clear;” "Joy to the World.”
Dedication Service
Cross Hill Church
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A large congregation, including
many former members and visitors,
was present Sunday morning for
the dedicatory service of the new
Cross Hill Baptsit church of which
the Rev. Ware Madden, Jr., is pas
tor. j 3C
A number of former pastors took U
part on the program. The Rev. Guy q
Martin of Spartanburg, read the
Scripture and offered prayer. Dr.
E. V. Hudson of Cramerton, N. C.,
preached the dedicatory sermon,
and the Rev. John G. Wilson led
the prayer of dedication. Mrs.
Niles Clark of Waterloo, sang a
solo.
The pastor read a list of all mem
orial furnishings in the building.
Flowers for the service were placed
ia the . auditorium by the Dial and
Martin families in memory of Con
way Dial, who served for many
years as an officer of the church
and Sunday school, and for the
Rev. J. A. Martin who was pastor
for 12 years.
The new structure consisting of
the church and educational build
ing w'as built and furnished at a
cost of $50,000 to replace the build
ing destroyed by fire in 1948.
Miss Patrick Passes
In Lancaster,
Funeral Rites Here
Funeral ries for Miss Julia Pat
rick of Lancaster, will be held at
Rosemont cemetery at 2 o’clock this
afternoon (Thursday). Miss Pat
rick passed suddenly Tuesday night
at her home in Lancaster. Fun
eral services were held there at;
Shiloh Associate Reformed Presby
terian church at 10 o’clock this
morning.
Miss Patrick, a daughter of the
late Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Patrick,
is a former resident of this city.
She taught for a number of years
in the schools of the state.
Survivors include two sisters,
Miss Ida Patrick and Mrs. A. B.
Robinson of Lancaster, a brother,
W. F. Patrick of Greenville, and a
number of nieces and nephews.
M^s. C. E. Nichols of this city is a
niece of Miss Patrick.
P. C. Fraternities
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orphanage children were staged by ( ^
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ties this week. . ! £
Pi Kappa Alpha held its annual |
party for youngsters under 4 years
of age Tuesday afternoon, and Sig
ma Nu entertained children be
tween the ages of 4 and 8 on Wed
nesday afternoon.
Refreshments and gifts featured
both events. The younger age
group, entertained at the baby cot
tage, were treated to a glimpse of
Santa Claus as portrayed by one of
the students. Sigma Nu held its
party in the fraternity rooms and
sponsored a narration of the Christ
mas story.
Campfire Girls Name .
Omitted In Parade
In an account of the Santa Claus
parede in The Chronicle last week,
the name of the Campfire Girls was
omitted due to incomplete infor
mation furnished the paper. Mem
bers of that organization in their
pretty uniforms marched, with the
other groups in the parade and
The Chronicle is glad to so state.
And The Chronicle wishes a Merry
Christmas to all of the young
misses.
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