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i ♦ Pape Two THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Thursday, December 18, 1952 Presbyterian Choir Presents Cantata The Christmas cantata, “The Na tivity,” a traditional event at the First Presbyterian church, was most creditably presented last Sunday evening before an overflow audience that filled the auditorium and gallery. The rendition to ush er in the Christmas season, was under the direction of Mrs. J. F. Jacobs, choir director and organ ist. The rostrum was effectively dec- Woman's Club orated and lighted with o' GivCS Annual magnolias and blossoms, and ^ lighted candles placed at interval? >hriStmaS Ifonquet The junior choir of the church' Tuesday evoning at the cimton also had a part on the program un- c otton Mills Community building der the direction of Miss Mary Ann! the WomaI1 . s club with invited ve "? al Angels Sing.” Glory To i God (Messiah), Handel. (Church and Concord Choirs) Hymn 141, “It Came Upon The Midnight Clear.” Th« Thr*« Kings March of the Three Kings, Pro- Minimum Pay Talks Listed By Textile Group Craig, director, with Miss Rose Moore Nettles as accompanist IF YOU DON’T BEAD THE CHRONICLE YOU DON’T GET THE NEWS guests enjoyed their annual Christ mas banquet at beautifully arrang ed tables. Each table had as its centerpiece a small Christmas tree. The invocation was delivered by Rev. J. W. Spillers, pastor of Cal vary Baptist church. After a wel- We Three Kings of Orient Are, Hopkins. As With Gladness Men of Old, Dix. (Concord Choir) Adoration Angels, From the Realms of ^n'e to the guests by Mrs. Clinton; G £7^ Yot- (Co^btei COMING TO « • V# V# Vo ♦ ♦ Vf * ♦ V# v# • * Holy, Franck— j — o—— | ijraSU «j West, the president, all enjoyed a nvoj—x | j turkey dinner Immediately fol- o Lord Most 8 lowing the welcome a trio, Martha. (0hu ^ h choir) ].] Joan Reeder, Billy Hughey and. Benediction 8 Dawn Campbell, sang “M e r r y | Sevenfold Amen-Stamer. § Christmas. - | Soloists-Mrs. Alex - Eleanor 8 Christmas. Throughout the dinner a pro- j soprano; Miss gram of Christmas music was giv- 1 contralto. Charlotte, N. C., Dec. 16.—Tlie American Cotton Manufacturers Institute will decide here Thursday what further action it will take concerning the raise in textUe wage mdnimums under the Walsh- Healey Act. The Institute’s executive com mittee will meet here to discuss th question. Presiding over the meeting will be W. L. Sibley of Union S. C., president of the ACMI. Secretary of Labor Maurice J• Tobin has indicated that he intends to raise the wage minimum for ! work done under* government tex- Crawford,, ^jj e contract from the current 67 Blumberg, cents to $1 an hour. His decision was announced after hearings in Washington during September in Which both management and labor took part. Tobin set Dec. 26 as the final day to which exioeptions to the order could be filed. The ACMI has taken the position that the Walsh-Healey Act requires wage determination to be made on a "locality” basis, but that Tobin has set the figure for the entire country. In addition the ACMI said that the Act exempts goods sold in the open market and spokesmen for the group have called on Tobin to adhere to the “letter of the law” in determining wage policy. IF YOU DON’T READ . THE CHRONICLE YOU DON’T GET THE NEWS For Christmas — Dec. 25-26 :j on by Mrs. Bobby Boyce and Mrs. \\ Joe E. Land, playing the piano and M snln-vmx. Rillv HupHpv sanff “God j-j solo-vox. Billy Hughey sang it Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen,” by ;•{ John Steiner. The trio sang “Sil- 81 ver Bells. - ’ A duet, “Happy Christ-1 Bernard Nabors, gj mas To You,” by Gaskill, was sung) Angels—Candy Dunlap, « by Joan Burgess and Loraine Pat-1 Godlin, Linda MarsV-^loj :jt! terson. “Frosty, The Snowman,” | Abrams jj portrayed by Maria King, was the concluding number sung by the trio. " •A<-. f Plymouth Adventure i ; t Organist—Mrs. Carson Nabors. Accompanists — Dorothy Carr, j Myrtle Murphy, Ethel Mae Rowe. Director—Miss Mary E. Fowler Mary and Joseph—Mr. and Mrs % a ;.i| IS i: ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Cherry I g ose Mary i g 8 i a Kings — Karl Sease, Fred Ellis, g i Emory Moore, Screens biggest / pntum I The speaker of the Evening, Mrs. i a' .i ^ . ft • W R. Terry, introduced her talk /V ' e *' 1 OdlSr V-hOir blfigS with a greeting from Santa Claus ’ Christmas Cantata in the form of a hand puppet. Fol- j ^ lowing a brief reading from Dick-j A ca ntata, “The Child of Bethle- ens “Christmas Carol.” showing | hem,” was beautifully presented Scrooge s opinion of Christmas, she Sunday evening at Broad Street spoke on. the theme, “Ready for, Methodist church before a large audience. The presentation was under the direction of Mrs. James Pitts, church organist and choir di- Christmas” spiritually as. well as other ways, closing with a poem of 'the same name. _ 8 it 1 he program was concluded by rector, and was sung by a large \ JT1 /. . ; - , - - • ft • • ■ * \ r' ■ t; all singing ‘Si'lent Night.” « ♦ | Christmas Carol j: Pageant Service II Sunday At Joanna M-G-M, the producers of “Ivanhoe” n present a new entertainment event ^the spectacular picturization of a famed best seller . . . the unknown story of the Mayflower and the 135 men and women who gambled their lives on that first fateful journey to-Freedom! A Christmas Carol service lil P^eant will be given at the Joan- j na Baptist church Sunday evening *♦ at 7:30, with the public cordially g invited by the pastor, Rev. James j-j B. Mitchell. | number of soprano, alto, tenor ann bass voices. Following the Christmas story in J song the Woman’s Society of Chris- [tian Service entertained, with a so- l cial for the choir members, their ! wives, husbands and friends. The and social was held in the dining room with cake and coffee served as re- SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHRONICLI "The Paper Everybody Reads" ~iFWf SPF&W CESE w- VA.V LEO TmY-IIERNEY-JOHNSON’ GENN ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦> ♦ ♦ ee ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ •V ♦ ♦ #♦ :: ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ NOTICE Dr. L. B. Marion will be out of his office from *« #•♦♦♦♦♦ •♦•♦♦♦♦♦♦♦•# * # ♦ •♦ ♦♦ *♦'♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ • ♦ * ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦#♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ • ♦ * ♦ • ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ *% •% *% ♦ *» ♦ : ♦ # ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ■ Ohjectbifi . Thursday and Friday, Dec. 18-19 f* t THE RAILROAD 4 THAT TAMED THE mkMr™' KM iicoyo* Dncttdb|SY«OKNA»mS sun atf oniau • Product* to w tut THEATRE OBRIEN HAYDEN I UW OK JAGGER EUlOT BEnGER dim* ARID ©RAHDE J CARROL NABH ZASUPTHS Saturday, Dec. 20 (One Day) Drums In The Deep South (In Color) The desperate stand of ten soldiers in gray and a girl in love —which held a w r hole army at bay. With James Craig, Barbara Payton and Guy Madison. Monday and Tuesday, Dec. 22-23 HOWARD HUGHES WEDNESDAY, DEC. 24 (ONE DAY) THE TURNING POINT (A Fight Against Racketeers) With William Holden, Edmund O’Brien, Alexis Smith THE CASINO Friday and Saturday, Dec. 19-20 QUEEN OF THE AMAZON (Jungle Adventure) With ROBERT LOWERY and PATRICIA MORRISON. Serial—“MEN FROM THE MOON”—Chap. 6 9c-30c - DESPERADO’S OUTPOST (Western ) With ALAN “ROCKY” LANE The following program has been announced for the rendition: Organ Fhelude Hymn 143, “O Come All Ye Faithful.” Invocation. ' Christ Foretold Lo, How A .^Rose Upspringing,.. DEC. 18--L’NTIL~JAN. 1 Praetorius—(Church Choir). How Bright Appears The Morn- j-j ing Star, Bach—(Concord Choir). Christ Announced O Thou That Tellest Good Tid ings (Messiah)—Handel. Hymn 137, “Joy To The World” —(Congregation and Choirs). Offering. The Christmas Story, Luke 2:- 1-16. Hymn 144, “O Little Town ofj Bethlehem.” At The Manger Away In A Manger, Luther-- (Celestial Choir). O Come, Little Children, Thur- ingian Carol. The First Chfistmas Night, Wil helm. Hymn 146, “Silent Night,” Gru ber. (Cherub Choir and Congregation) . Once, In Royal David’s City, Alexander. Carol of The Birds, Czech Carol. The Snow Lay On The Ground, Arr. Sowerby. (Carol Choir, descant by Ethel Mat Rowe). A Joyous Christmas Song, Ga- vaert—(Church Choir). The Angels Hymn 142, “Hark! The Herald ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ h it 1 it ♦v ♦ ♦ it 8 8 i; % 1:1 The “Go” sign is still on for the thrifty. There’s still time to join our unique club. Aitfe through it you will tind the way to a Merry Christmas — a holiday without worry and a new year without bills. Let Santa direct the way to happiness—it is just inside our door and its called “Christmas Club.” M. S. Bailey & Son BANKERS Established 1886 ' Capital and Surplus $600,000.09 Member- F.JhLC: — Out 66th Year i h li ♦V ♦> 8 it ♦ ♦ it it ♦.* 8 i I WILSON’S GROCERY 305 N. Sloan St. Phone 884 Clinton, S. C. JL in L it Over! I ^HE PEOPLE of South Car olina are invited to listen in on the program of our An nual Concert Meeting to be held in Spartanburg Memorial Auditorium Thursday evening, December 18. James Melton, one of Amer ica’s foremost tenors, will be the feature attraction. This na tive Georgian has brought mu sic to every corner of the coun try through the concert stage, the screen, radio, opera, tele vision and recordings. The program will also fea ture music by the Capital Life Chorale of 32 voices, all South Carolina talent. Also, the winners in the Slo gan Contest will be announced. The program will be carried as a live broadcast from 9 till 9:30 Thursday night, Dec. 18, by the following radio stations: WAIM. WGAC, WBSC, WBT, WGCD, WCOS, WLAT, WRHI, WCSC, WGTN, WKDK, WSPA, WJMX, WMRC, and WALD. ' It may also be heard as a de layed broadcast as follows: V/RNO, WIS, and WORD at 9:30 p.m. Dec. 18; WCRS and WFIG at 10 p.m. Dec. 18: WMUU and WTND # at 9:30 a.m. Dec. 19; WSNW at 10 ajn. December 19. Tune in on your favorite sta tion and enjoy this program with us. 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