The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, December 11, 1958, Image 8
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
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Varioiis Hatters
Before City Council
At December Meet
TkarwUy. Dumber 11, lt&*
K dHrcation reprpsentinu the Blue
Bird Council, compost'd of Mrs
Tommy HoUts, Mrs J B TVmpic
ton. and Euffcnc Johnson, appeared
N'ton? city council at its December
meeting Monday night and request
ed that the city assume half of the
unpaid balance of approximately
$1 700 due on the cost of construc
tion of the Blue Bird Hut on Cedar
Street .
Ihe building serves as a center
lor girls recreational activity and
js deeded to the city, it was poirtted
out. \ •
('ouncil tiKik the matter under ad
visement and will see what can be
worked out. officials stated, through
its Parks and Playground Commit
tee
A rvport was made on the park
ing situation on N (>wens and Klor
ida Streets in the \ icinity of a re
; ently built church A request that
pese streets be made one-way
: reels during religious services was
denied ypon objections from adjoin-
i proper:> . owners and the police
’cpartment
the name of I’oplar Street in the
v'ollege View section was changed to
loily S'roet at the request of resi-
ienls in order .a eliminati' confu-
.1:1 U w .is pointed out that several ‘ t)
- reels in that area t>ear the same
r imes as streets in the Lydia Mills
village, though no other requests
. changes were-made.
Council instructed the chief of
police to seek the assistance of coun
ty and state health officers in the
enforcement of city ordinances re
garding sewer connections and sop
tie tanks Complaints have been re
ceived from residents that health
nazards exist in several areas.
The city will give its employees
. rid laborers $_*f> and $15 each as a
Christmas “tjonas" under a resolu
tion pa.vs.-d by a 3-3 Ue vote with
the mayor voting favorably with
Alder mah Bagwell. Leatherwood.
,nd Pitts opposed were Aldermen
HuLmd. Layton, and Slqan, who coo
t.nded that the necessary amount
was not included tn the budget.
Proponents claimed that it was not
necessarily a budgtH item The reso
ludoo was presented by
wood
City (Tert U B t>wm» rend Ihe
-lunthly statement of operations,
showing receipts of $55,473 >4 and
• xpenditures of $4P3C 54
The report showed that $7 5X2 53
was n-nulled to the Bond tom mu
sjoo during November and that
0<-pw.it of ita.M
with the Citweaa Federal
nseatly m< up
Jaycees Seil Trees
To Finance Tour
Christmas Program
To Be Given Sunday
At Joanna Baptist
A program of Christmas music
will be given by the five choirs of
the Joanna Baptist Chugch on Sun
day. December 14. at 11 a. m.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Fowler is
church music director accompanists
will be Marian and Jennie Rae Sur
ratt and Mary Ann Brown Eugenia
Byars will be the soprano soloist.
The following program will be
given: , x
Organ Prelude
Invocation.
Choral Response, ‘Lei All Mortal
Flesh 'Keep Silence"—French Tra
ditional
Hymn. ' 0 Little Town of Beth
lehem"—Redner
Scripture—Luke 2:8-12
Church Choir. "Lo. He Lies"—
Martin Luther; “Prayer" — Frank
Luther.
Cherub Choir, "Winds Thru the
Olive Trees"—Pitts: "Christmas Is
Coming" — Puerto Rican: "The
Christmas Star "-^Murray.
Dedicatory Prayer -
Offering
Scrlptaro—Zachnriah »>l«
Solo, ‘‘Rejoice Greatly" (The Mes
siah)—Handel.
Scripture—Luke 2:15-20
Hymn. "Joy to the World”—arr.
from Handel.
enrol Choir. "How Brightly
Beams the Mbrning Star"—Bach;
"The Friendly Beasts ' —i Twelfth
Century Carol; “‘Come. Marie Elis-
abette"—Old French Carol
Scripture—Luke 2:13-14.
Concord Choir. "Angels. We Have
Heard On High"—Old French Car
ol; "Rise Up, Shepherd, And Fol
low"—Negro Spiritual; "Bring A
Torch"—Old French Carol.
Church Choir. “Praise Ye Uic
Lord of Hosts" (Christmas Orator
io)—Saint-Saens.
Message: "The First Christmas
Carol"—Rev. James Mitchell.
Hymn. "Hark! the Herald Angels
Sing"—Mendelssohn
Benediction.
Choral Response “Sevenfold
Amen"—Stainer.
Organ Postlude
Christmas Cantata
To Be Given At
Presbyterian v Church
A cantata, "The Nativity,
Roger 0. Wilson, will bn
Sunday, December 14 at 7:» p.
m. at the First Presbyterian
Church.
A candlelight processional will
open the program as fotkftrs:
The Pophecy—Men’s Chorus and
Choir.
The Annunciatioo—Choir and Wo
men’s three-part chorus.
Bethlehem—Duet and choir.
The Shepherds — Choir, men’s
chorus and meuo-eoprano solo.
At the Manger—Choir and so
prano solo.
The Wise Men—Bass solo, Men’s
chorus and choir.
Gloria in Excebis Deo—Men’s
chorus and choir.
Benediction—Dr. Turner.
Hallelujah Chorus — Junior and
adult choir.
The congregation will rise for
the benediction and remain stand
ing for the "Hallelujah Chorus,’’
no
of Mrs. J
F. Jacobs,
u dtrwctad by
Mrs. Wbl Brooks
Teh decorations wfl bo
by Mrs. B. 0.
Three PC Seniors
Tapped For Blue Key
Threo Presbyterian College se
niors have been tapped for mem
bership in Blue Key national lead
ership fraternity.
Chosen recently to join nine oth
er select students in this oraniza-
Uon of outstanding campus lead
ers were; Ron Bartlett of Atlanta;
Ralph Chambers of Chicago; and
Ken Caswell of Paris, Ky.
The group also selected James S.
Gray, associate professor of phi
losophy, “as an honorary member
of Blue Key.
K. F. MiMs, Jr. Al
Naval Music School
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