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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Page Six Christmas Music Sunday By Choirs Joanna Baptist Church ^ #' The five choirs of the Joanna Baptist church will present a pro gram of Christinas music on Sun day evening, December 20, at 7:39 o’clock. The choirs are under tne direction of Miss Mary Eliza beui Fowler, with Mrs. Carson Nabors as organist, and Miss Ethel Mae Rowe, pianist. The following program will be given: • J| Organ Prelude, “Yuletide Ech oes”—Hodson. Hymn 143, “O Come All ye Faith ful”—Latin Hymn. Invocation Response, ‘‘Grant Us, O Lord”— Beethoven. i THE WONDER OF CHRISTMAS “Let All Mortal Flesh Keep Si lence”, Old French Carol—Com- of salted nuts, doughnuts and cokes were served by Mrs Mrs. Harold Murphy. Stroud and the adult school. Everyone joined in singing Christmas and patriotic songs. The guests, students and teachers were served plate refreshments ofj chicken salad, ambrosia and cake inj an > s MissionaryS Society of the dining room decorated with a church was held on Thursday, De- The general meeting of the Worn Missionary and Mrs. Carson Nabors. The theme festive fireplace. cember 10. The circles met for _ short businesi sesions, then assem- TEL Christmas Party bled in the recreation room. Mrs. The TEL Sunday school class | E. J. Willingham presided over the held its monthly meeting celebrat- j business session and Mrs. Carl mg the Christmas season with a Stroud gave a stewardship devo- party on the evening of December, tion. The program was presented 10 at the Community building by the Mable Moorhead circle un- of the program was Christmas and Misions. Following the program, the Brotherhood joined the group for refreshments of coffee, fruit the cake and salted nuts. Mrs. E. J. Wiling ham was presented a gift of silver by the circles. The members exchanged gifts from the Christmas tree. • • • which was beautifully decorated for the occasion. About fifty class members were present With the class president, Mrs. Myrtle West presiding, appropriate music with devotions was given by Mrs. Claude Gilstrap, opened the! meeting with a short business ses-j sion following an interesting Christmas reading given by Mrs. Grace Wooten. Christmas music was furnished der the direction of Mrs. W. W. Hair. Those participant were Miss Etta Adams, Mrs. Rolfe Clark, Mrs. Charles Murphy, Mrs. Clyde Youn£ The Fidelis class of the adult de partment of the church entertained their husbands and friends with a Christmas party in the recreation room on Saturday evening, Decem ber 12. Entertainment was led by Mrs. Julia Caldwell and Mrs. Ter rell King. Mrs. Alex Crawford led Thursday, December 17, 1953 the group singing, accompanied by Miss Myrtle Murphy. A salad plate consisting of con gealed salad, chicken salad sand wiches and Christmas cookies with coffee was served. During the busi ness sesion the class presented the teacher, Mrs. Alex Crawofrd, with a gift The party dosed with the reading ol the Christmas story by Mrs. Leroy Couch. ^ \ Birth Announcement PHtott IVpr and Mrs Marvin Elliott an nounce the birth of a son, Tony Marvin, at Hays hospital on Decem ber 11. Mrs .Elliott is the former Miss Joyce Ginn. Subscribe To THE CHRONICLE Or. Felder Smith OPTOMETRIST Laurens, S. C. It4 bmed Choirs. by Mrs. Joe Land, Jackie Franks, “I Wonder As I Wander”, (Ap- A> ma Spillers and Mrs. Betty Ivev ! palachian Carol), Arr. Wiles—Trio. Several solos, accompanied by pi-1 Offertory, "Holy Night, Peaceful ano mU sic, were sung. The class Night”—Gruber. I joined in singing other Christmas The Christmas Story: Luke 2:-. son g s with piano and solovox ac-j 1-16. ; companiment. Hymn 141, “It Came Upon A Mid- Games and fun were then en-, night Clear"—W’illis. joyed after which the president; AT THE MANGER presented Mrs., Land, the teacher, “Little Baby In A Manger”—Ad- with a contribution to purchase a ams. i silver goblet of her pattern. Cash “Away In A Manger", Luther— was also presented to a class mem-! Celestial Choir. ber, Miss Cora Stone. The class: ‘Come To Bethlehem", Wilhelm then exchanged gifts brought for —Cherub Choir. everyone present. ‘Silent Night", Gruber—Cherub, Chicken salad, midget pickles. Church, and Concord Choirs. deviled egg sandwiches, crackers, ‘•What Child Is This", (English coffee and cake were served as re- Carol), Arr. Scholin — Combined freshments. Choirs. ^ "Come Marie Elisabette" — French Carol. O Little Town of Bethlehem", Eedner-Prothingham— Carol Choir with decant. . , , , . , „ , •Bring A Torch"—French Tradi- gret to learn his father, John W. tional; "Infant So Gentle”, French Wicker, and sister, Miss Dorothy Traditional—Concord Choir. 1 Wicker, are patients at Newberry THE JOY OF CHRISTMAS ! county hospital from injuries sus- Rise Up Early", (Slovak Carol), ‘ n , a g‘ d <f", „„ Arr. Kounlz; The Birthday of A‘. ^ “f - S ' G pulton King", Neidlinger—Church Choir. |‘" «“ 1,e 111 at her home on Mllton Cantata)—Ba'ch* 1 <Ch ' StmaS l Mrs. Otis Murphy is a patient Hymn 137, "Joy To The World"- Memorial hospital in Green- ' the GLORY OF CHRISTMAS I Ja !ll e f L ?‘ rt L 0, , C , harla ? t 't n ' "Gloria", French Carol; "Hark ce ‘ v r d ‘™atme« « Joanna hospital The Herald Angels Sing” (with can-, on ® ec 15J b f r 8 an J 9 . on). Arr, Mendelssohn-Carol and; , M I 'l , s a ; 931 f" 1 Concord Choirs. ; at Joanna hosp,tal follow ' ng sur "Glorious Is Thy Name”—Mozart. Benediction Postlude, "Festival . ~ ScarmoUn. | gery on December 11 Response, Stainer. Joanna News... ' (continued from page 7) Mrs. Thelma Nabors is a t Joanna hospital follow] fry. Mrs Ruby Crumpton was admit- Postlude” tec * to t ^ ie ^ oca ^ hospital for sur- ‘ Sevenfold Amen”— ! West Clinton... (continued from page 2) Mrs. Nellie Ruth Holley, commer cial student, and Mrs. Eva West, regular student, explained the work studied in their respective depart ments. Reading achievement was demonstrated by Mrs. Aline Lan- ford. Mrs Vera Smith underwent anj appendectomy at Joanna hospital last week. Sorry to report Mrs. Charles Black of Clinton, is a patient at Jo anna hospital. On December 12 Charles Black of Clinton, was admitted to the lo cal hospital. W. A. Motes of Newberry is a pa tient at Joanna hospital. Friend of T. G. Murphy will re gret to learn he is a patient at the local hospital. Master Jeffrey Davenport, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jobie Davenport, is a patient at the local hospital. Perfect attendance certificates! «... and honors were awarded to the: Baptist Church Activities students by the teachers, Miss Bet-] Youth Fellowship of the Joanna ty Spillers and Mrs. Irene Whit- Baptist church met at the home of mire. | Mrs. Bertha Stroud on Sunday eve- Comments from the special ning after the worhip service, guests were offered with encour- After a short devotional quiet agement toward the continuance of games were enjoyed. Refreshments Opportu nfties Unlimited . . . Perhaps you can't recall his name, but you know him well. He’s the boy with a bulging sack of newspapers across his back, in weather good or had. Maybe he’s pint-sized, but he’s a true businessman who keeps his own books, delivers his goods on time, and pays his bills. 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