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I ■1 '-f THE CLINTON CHRONICLE J -—■ - '» i Clinton, S. C., Thursday, Decemper 8, 19f»6 ife f JL ■ I lift'* Id % 4 5m t $ t * u it DEC. 8-9-10 Dr. Keisler States Subject Choruses To Present Program Next Thursday Lutherans Pedge To Building Fund Last Sunday afternoon the member of the St. John’s Lu theran Church, under the di rection of Shelton J. Rimer, The Clinton Junior High conducted an every - member WDAMKi Today and Fri. k on any 2 • Skirts • Sweaters • Blouses Re jular $1.99 up Time’s Running Out, Pay Out Your Layoway Based upon the Gospel for the day. Dr. E. B. Keisler’s sermon subject next Sunday morning in St. John's Luth eran Church, will be. “The and Senior High choruses will visitation, primarily in inter- Perplexing Christ.’’ oresent a Christmas concert est of the financial support At the sertice Sunday also, Thursday, Dec. 15, at 7:30 of the church during 1907. Messrs. R. Floyd Bundrick. p.m. in the High School audi- The goal set for the year Lewis C, Pitts and Shelton J. torium. for the building fund was $15,- RiXner will be installed as According to Mrs. Bobbie 000. Within an hour and a half mefhbers of the church coun- Wagner, choral director, the after the callers left the cil, to begin their duties on senior chorus will sing “Good church they reported that $14,- January 1. ' King Wenceslas.” “T h e 580 had been pledged to that Snow Lav on the Ground,’’ endeavor. Dr. Keisler. the in- “Break Forth O Beauteous terim pastor, states that the Heavenly Light,” “Ave Ver- goal will undoubtedly be ex- um.” “The Little Drummer ceeded. Boy.” “Gesu Babino.” “Go At the service last Sunday Where I Send Thee,” “Rus- morning, Walter A. Sigman. sian Carol,” and “On This Jr., treasurer of the congrega- Good Christmas Morn.” tion, stated that the congre- Soloists will be Janice Me- g ation was stiU sli g htl y ahead Daniel, Carolyn Rhodes. Jam schedule in paying its Daniel. Carolyn Rhodes. P^Ses to that fund for 1966. James Meadows, Dustv Jones, arnount in building Sidney Pitts. Forest Adair. fund as of November 30 was Randy Shelton and Danny sll 8 htl y over $46.00. Ives ter. dun * or chorus will ^ j anc j Marcus Kinard L’jf Sing “ G ° Tel1 11 ° n the M ° Un ' of Brooklyn. X. Y.; also two tain ’” “ Shine - 0h Shir,*.” “O g ran(1 children. With Lonnie Stevens Come, O Come, Emmanuel,” Funeral services will be NOTE TO PARENTS: We “Scarlet Ribbons, Father, j, e jd this afternoon (Thursay) do not recommend this for Thank Thee,” “The Lord’s ^ 3: oo o'clock at New Bethel young people or children. Pra yo r and ” We Wish You church, with th e pastor. Rev. a Merry Christmas.” W^ D. Hunter, officiating. Piai^sts for the senior chor- The body will be in the us are Kathy Foster and Sid- .chapel of Thompson’s Mortu- ney Pitts. Renee Hollis, Rena ary until the hour of service. 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Council ruled that effective immediately, deposits for util- ' ity service for any trailer or mobile home shall be $25. Council ordered that the salary of the acting superin tendent of the Utilities De partment be increased $15 per week for as long as he serves in the post. J. Alfred Walker, who has served in the depart ment. as assistant for a num ber of years, is filling the superintendent’s post left va cant by the recent resignation of Richard Gredler. Council also agreed to pay half the cost of a 4-Ft. side walk on Ferguson Street in front of two sections of prop erty. Booker T. Kinard Booker T. Cotch Kinard died suddenly late Saturday afternoon. He was a member of New Bethel AME Church and employed by the Lydia plant of Clinton Mills for many years. Survivors include a son, |Alone and Only 10 Seconds Thomas Vance, of Clinton; a Ahead of the Killert! sister ’ Mrs Mary Barley of Mon. and Tues. Dec. 12-13 PARAMOUNT PICTURES fflfSNTS Technicolor* Panavision* 3:15, 5, 7 and 9 P. M. 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