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4 II IN* TDK CLINTON CRKONICLI • • • People You Know Item ef leferett Ceectmlef Oietee Rtt«4efirt Dr. ml Mn. E. B. Pw+m Ml Mr. Mi Mr*. B. F. Wlnfari ui _ - _ - ^ Mr*. B. B. . I* MMi «M W. V* . wltk ralatt***. a **• akor at WMmp CMtaB*. Bock Bill «4H ■rrtr* Um Ifth to tpmi the ChrtatmM mmm with her Mr* Madetlae L. MIm Afae* McQueen, freshman at Wtathrep CoUetfe, will arrive here Saturday to Join her grandpa rents, Mr. aad Mrs. F. C. Pinson, and anal, Mrs. Margaret Clark. They win go later to Loris and Mul lins to be with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur McQueen, in Loris and other relatives in Mullins for Christmas. HERE FOR HOLIDAYS Lt. aad Mn. R. B. HeUams, Jr., of Portsmouth, N. H., win ar rive tomorrow for the Christmas season with their pareats, Mr. and Mn. R. B. HeUams, Mr. aad Mn. A. C. Workmaa. The Rev. and Mrs. Carl Clary and small son of Columbia, visited Mrs. Clary's mother, Mrs. Robert S. Owens, during the weekend. Mrs. John W. Little has returned from s visit with relatives in Winns- boro. Mias Jane Ray, who is a mem ber of the senior dans at Winthrop College, Rock Hill, wtl come on the 20th to be at home with her pa rents, Mr. and Mrs T Clayte Ray, tar the haMays Mrs. RusmO Rlag, and Mr. King. They win be accompaatod by his mother, Mrs. Bmmie Wlngard, who win remain in Darlington tar a stay with her daughter. WILL ARRIVR SATURDAY Mies Vk-gMa Sadtar of New York, wM cease Saturday to ones ofYamous rsymns =^5rLTZit “ sinking afUr ceUidtag with ea tea. ^ H ther. Mn. R. E. Sadler. Miss Terrell Cook, student at Con verse College, Spartanburg, spent the week-end with her mother, Mrs. David S. Cook, and attended the Presbyterian College fraternity dances. She had as her guests Miss es LeCont Pope of Columbia, Eliza beth Belcher of Anderson, and Mar jorie Howell, of Columbia, students at Converse, who also attended the dances. Dr. and Mrs. John McSween were in Shelby, N. C., Monday for an overnight visit with their daugh ter, Mrs. George M. Webb, the Rev. Mr. Webb and family. Mrs. Milford Smith and da ugh ter, Gail, spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs W. C. Jones, in Blackburg. Billy Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Smith, who is a Junior at Clemsoe College, will arrive this week-end to spend the Christmas holidays at heme CHEERY . . . WARM-AS-TOAST WINTERS CAN BE YOURS If Yew i new late and Mewtbenrfrip Yewr Hawse Enjoy freedom from cold draft* and awve on foe NBu Home Itumiwf «an pays for Maetf a fool an% tnr* m lncree*e»l .«»*rfort lure 'haft I Mrs K R Mr. McMaster Mrs. Grier Todd, Mr. and Mrs. T»d Prsvatte and daughter, Mi chele, spent the week-end in Dar- Ungton While there they were en tertained with a drop-in Guests call ing during the afternoon brought lovely gifts to Michele. Mrs Edgar Blakely will leave to morrow for Graniteville to be with her father, J. W. Rearden and other relatives for the Christmas season. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Blakely and son of Charleston, will arrive Fri day to visit with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Blakely and J. A. Galloway for the holidays, Mrs. Irby S. Hipp will be the week-end guest of her sister, Mrs. Charlie Pinson and Mr. Pinson in Greenwood, and will attend the open ing service on Sunday at the newj First Presbyterian Church. HERE FOR HOLIDAYS Major and Mrs. Robert Me Lees and children of Arlington, Va., wiU arrive Sunday to spend the holidays with the former’s moth er, Mrs. R. C. McLees, aad Miss Salhe Wright. Misses Pam Welham and Kane McCutchin. of Rome, Ga., were week-end guests of Col. and Mrs. A. J. Thackston. coming especially to attend the Presbyterian College fraternity dances Miss Liihan Hart, who attaods Agnes Scott Cellege la 1 Gs . came Tueeday te spend a mm wttfc her pwrmU Mr sad J. B Hart Mr and Mrs Omriet Bond* \ UORACf B.POWCLL Nearer, My God, To Thee Nearer, my God, to Thee, Nearer to Thee! E'en though It be a cross That rslneth me Still all my song shall be. Neerer, my God, to Thee. Nearer, my God, to Thee, Nearer to Thee Though, like the wanderer, The sun'goes down. Darkness be over me. My rest a stone Yet in my dreams I’d be Nearer, my God, to Thee, Nearer, my God, to Thee. Nearer to Thee There let the way appear, Steps unto heaven; All that Thou sendest me. In mercy given; Anels to beckon me, Nearer, my God, to Thee, Nearer, my God, to Thee, Nearer to Thee Then, with my wakirtg thoughts Bright with Thy praise. Out of my stony griefs Bethel IT1 raise: So by my woes to be Nearer, my God, to Thee. Nearer, my God. to Thee. Nearer to Thee. berg ia midwcwea am April ta If!*, and many of the fen realised (bare was do hope sf rescue, the ship's b-nd began Is play ' Nearsr, My God. To Thee " mton (kindreds knelt la prayer aad mam were still praying when, a little (at er, the ship went down carrying 1, 513 men and women to eternity s - i ^ * w MM ma^ Ymm bust Mb gn vus af sokdtors * ft* Marti War b 1 tar lawto 10 pMSB and Bag “Noarar. My God. Ts T W’ whsMvsr thsy vtott Bethal wh ar*. aerardtafl to the B»- bto story Jacob had Mr faaBMM NOTICE- The undersigned will make appli cation for s charter to conduct a Realty Company in the Town of Clinton. South Carolina, under the name of Belk Realty Company, of (Tintor, South Carolina Inc Signed: JOHN M BELK. THOMAS M BELK AND DONALD B SMITH 1C C)ptbm*Uut Office Hours 9-S:.!b 200 South Krnad St. PHONE 6>m ► > DR. 1 RED E. HOLCOMBE J f f ){ , r IWW* it nspOhicu! \Plcdijv I if The Old oab s draai rtflorw Mg up Jam Am D«vta Mr ^ ad Flower Adams to write cuts, says r. My God. Te ntoe” la “And Jacob went out from Beer thebe and weat toward Horan qJJ Aad he lighted upaa a reriatn d Mrs TSa ad humtar Mr aed Mrs and • s » a * > aad tea. ad lap , Va. asB arm* Mr Mrs rail fiiMpBifMjf Mi deHart aad raata ItllAI I MONTH I Y PAVMKVrH M C m is Mr aed Mr* B F J. C Thomas Jeweler aWitvg JL4a tog JUtowt Ijptpl Mmrt 4*pt|oe* . ■ Ibrw tosyuMBta —J$aihl \ «SMo Fvuww* 4 *•» **«* Aweaeg* S"* 1 fcMM Vp md Ter eoi faPeesf Beef* Fm le** Lath ■Bio* — C aB oo a mm i c 4 OB ■ c t . nrm\ Ha Ti Mr i I i m c E O J. A. SMITH JR III f 1 JNTOta B f. r |b Bummwaa a 1 B t Fsb AIMStWVA MOOrtNt B MKT 41 4ITil MT4. fiA * e. «BM( rw «m MB* R # aMm aad Me* GIFTSANJOU E n . to ter mch mcawt s:k3»no M a Mrs M- HfAVf niv twins-Crystal flacoas of Cslmtisl da parfua ia blue aad gaM itatioa box. S2.S0 DOUttf DA* — Devastating and Si da Glanea aau de parfum in rad and gold box. $2.50 •‘••w Mrs Jr. af -v sea WEE THREE - Mini-editions of three famed per fumes, Devastating, Side Glance and Apropos in a chic black suede case. Handsomely Gift boxed. $3.25 Wi 4 J' ^,1 TOOifTTE - Three favorite Anjou fragrances in a little folden wardrobe. Devastating, Side Glance and Apropos eau de parfum. Ad three for $2.25 w- Mr aad Mn. Rivas* T Ja ad ChsrlsatBn. wUI spwd tW lag wsM sad with Umu Mrs. Jaasas Macdonald. 3rd. and Dr Macdaoald Capt. Charlas C. Winn has been spending a faw days with his pa rents, Mr. and Mrs. Oarkon F Winn, enroute back to Fart Carson, Colorado, after attending a two weeks school at Keesler Air Force Bas, Miss. He went to Atlanta yes terday and will acmompany his sister, Miss Florence Winn, a stu dent at Agnes Scott College, home today. He returns to Fort Carson Sunday. r. and Mrs. Lawrence Davis family will join her mother, Mrs. W. W. Harris, her sister, Mrs. Charlie DeBeaugiine and family in Warrenton, Ga., for a family re union during the holidays. Miss Jane Todd, who attends Ers- kine College, Due West, will be among college students coming this week to be at home for the holi days. She is the daughter of Mr a.nd Mrs. Hubert Todd. Mrs. R. E. Sadler and Mrs. George Brockenbrough were lunch eon guests on Thursday of last week of Mrs D Wyatt Neville in Newberry and attended the Wo man’s Chib open bouse and tea. Mias -Miriam Templeton of Au gusta. Ga.. will spend the coming week-end wiM her parents, Mr. and Mrs J. B. Templeton She wfll as a bridesmaid in the seed af Mias Mary Lyto Culp sad Beautiful Christmas Cards Attractively Boxed 29c to $2.00 GifU - Novelties Chronicle Publishing Company Stationers Dept. 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