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Pape Eight THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Thursday, December 25, 1952 C HRISTMAS comes seldom enough — a night and a day once a year and it’s all over. Surely Christmas is not contained in the space of twenty-four short hours, quickly past and 1 . • \ . i * soon forgotten. ° .. , • * The spirit of Christmas lives on through the year and through the years—yes, even through the centuries. It is the spirit of friendliness that finds expression in every thought, every word and every deed. It’s the spirit of Christmas that prompts an interest in the hap piness and welhbeing of others — that brings mankind closer together in the bonds of brotherly love, tolerance, peace and good will. It is the spirit of Christmas that moves us to send this word of friendly greetings to you, a tradition that to us is cherished. It comes with our sincerest wishes for all Happiness • " # 4 ■ ' % and Success for you and yours. Clinton Cotton Mills ^ .# t s; i and / % t- I I I \ \ Ik ♦