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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NEWS OF JOANNA
ICES CECIL O’DELL, rurrespondent an^ RepresenUtiTc
Visiting in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. John Ross during the Christ
inas holidays were ML and Mrs.
Charles Ross and son, Tommy, of
Burlington, N. C.; Mr. and Mrs. S
L. Hair of Columbia; Mr. and Mrs
Bryce Little, Rosanne, Alfred and
Barry Little of Myrtle Beach; Mr
ton. anounce the birth of a daugh
ter, Susan Carol, December 23 at
Joanna hospital. Mrs. Smith is the
former Miss Alice Grace Adams.
Mr. and Mrs. Hargrove Entertain
On Christmas Day Mr. and Mrs.
^ __ F. W. Hargrove of Anderson en-
and Mrs. Vemer Ross and children,, tertained the latter’s mother, Mrs.
Mrs. Douglas Ross and Pat, Miss Moody Johnson and family of Jo-
Betty Douglas, Mr. and Mrs. G. C., anna with a Christmas party. The
Miller, all of Greenville; Mr. and spacioi*s Hargrove home was dec-
Mrs Milford Miller of Panama; orated with the traditional Christ-
City, Fla., and Rep. and Mrs. Char- mas scenes and gifts were ex
ile Verner of Piedmont. changed from the tree. A turkey
Mr and Mrs. Douglas Davis and dinner was served to the following:
family of McCormick, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Moody Johnson of
J. H Nabors and family, Mr. and Joanna; Mr. and Mrs. James Scott
Mrs. Luther Nabors and family, and children of Greenville: Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Nabors and Mrs Melvin Howe- and Thomas M.
daughter, Debbie, of Laurens, Mr. Howe of Spartanburg. The entire
and Mrs. Earl Horton and family of family ot Mrs. Johnson was present
Ciirton, joined the other children except three grandsons.
■Mr. and Mrs. Grover C. Nabors ~ ^
With The Sick
Mi's. Rudolph Prater is confined
to her heme.
Mrs. Louie Nabors and daughter,
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and gathend at the family home
for the annual Christmas party
Friday afternoon.
Mr and Mrs. Ray Quinn . and
daughter, Debbie, of Greenville, Kartfn, are ill at their home on
spent several days last week witn Workman Dme.
Mr and Mrs Algie Abrams. On the Little Cindy Prater was confined
week-end Mr. and Mrs. Abrams and to her home during the holidays,
children visited the latter’s parents. Ray Rowe was a patient for sev-
Mr and Mrs. E. L. Graham, in Wal- tral days at Joanna hospital last
halla. t week.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Barbee/ and Corene Taylor, daughter of Mr.
daughter, Brenda, of Madison' Ga., and Mrs. Burley Taylor, of Clin-
spent the holiday/ with the for- ton, was admitted to the local hos-
mer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. pital on December 26.
Barbee. Curtis Barbee of the navy.i On December 28 Roy Thompson,
jnd stationed in Charleston, joined
the family for the week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Beckham
spent the Christmas holidays with
their son, Bill Beckham, and Mrs.
Beckham, in Greenwood. Their,
son of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Thomp
son, Jr., of Laurens, was admitted
to Joanna hospital.
Michael Long, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Talmadge Long, was admitted
on Tuesday to the local hospital.
Friends of Jeff O’Dell will regret
at his
granddaughters, Sandra and Lynn
Beckham, accompanied them home to know he continues ill
lor the week. <• home on Magnolia street.
Mr. and Mrs Eugene Bishop andj Friends of Glenn Carr will re*
children, Mr and Mrs. Frank Trot-igret to know he continues ill at the
ter and son, Dicky, were Christ- local hospital following surgery.
mas guests of their parents, Mr. •
and Mrs. L. H. Rhinehart, in Bates- * W. S. C. S. To Meet
burg. On Sunday they attended The Woman’s Society of Chris-
the Wertz-Twikctt wedding at St. tian Service will hold its January
John's Methodist church. n^eeting at the cnurch Tuesday at
Mr. ana Mrs. E. J. Willingham 7 o’clock. The hostesses for the so
.< pent the week-end in Atlanta, Ga, cial hour will be Mesdames Cecil
w.th the latter’s siuter, Mrs Jerry O’Dell, John Gaskin and Buford
How Lid. ui.d Mr Howard. Weir.
Mr and Mrs. Willie Gaskin and ♦
family of Fort Mill, visited rela- Mrs. Maggie Lena Sullen Passes
lives in Joanna on Friday. Mrs. Maggie Lena Wicker Sulton,
Mr. and Mrs. John Lynch of 53, W1 f e 0 f s. G. Sulton, of Joanna,
Grecnv.lle. were week-end guests died Monday afternoon at Hays
cl Mi. and Mrs. Joe Johnson. hospital after an illness cf three
Mr. and Mrs. James Simpson, weeks.
Mrs L J Brock and Dusty Reeves Mrg Sulton was born and reared
were Saturday guests of Mr. and & the Bachman Chapel Section of
Mrs. Curl*.- Jackson in Honea Path. Newberry county, a daughter of
Mrs. Wyhe Carpenter of Chester, the late Mrs. Jane Banks Wicker,
was a Christmas visitor in the She had made her home in Joanna
home of Mr and Mrs. Floyd Pitts, for the past 23 years, and was a
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Boyce and member Summer Memorial Lu-
s- ns. Tommy of Clemson and theran church of Newberry,
visited the former's father in Cam- in addition to her husband, she
den during the holidays. is survived by three daughters,
Mr and Mrs. C. R O’Dell and Mrs. Frank Brannon, Mrs. Joe Rob-
children, Mrs. Roy O’Dell and Miss e rt Koon and Mrs. John Fulmer,
Rose Anne Little visited Mr. and all of Joanna; one sister. Mrs. Clara
Mrs. J H Craft in Silverstreet on Banks of Enoree; five great-grand-
Friday. children ,
Miss Sallit Mae Franklin, Mr. and Funeral services were conducted
Mrs. Ernest Franklin and daugh- Wednesday at Joanna Methodist
ttr of Wihitmire, and Mrs. Hugh church by the Rev. P. W. Turner
Simpson of Clinton, were Christ- and the. Rev. J. C. Lindler. Inter
in Clinton.
mas day guests of Mrs. Annie L. ment was in Rosemont cemetery
Simpson.
Miss Bonnie Pitts, Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd Pitts and Mrs. Lula Weir at
tended a dinner party Friday night,
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John
Bell in Renno. This was a Christ
mas gathering of the Pitts family.
Guests of Mrs. W. W. Hair during
the holidays were Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Wheeler of Prosperity; Mrs.
Jay Little and son. Tommy, of
Statesville, N. C.; Miss Barbara
Wheeler, Washington, D. C.; Mrs
Hoyt Noble and son, Billy, of New
berry; Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Stew- ^
art, Mr. and Mrs Sigsbee Hair of ^ P* st Wednesday.
Columbia, and Mr. and Mrs. Lester _. ., „
Hair and Bobby Wadding of
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Addison!
and children of Ridgeville, N. C , 10:30 o clock Miss Betty Lou
George Pierce of Burhngton, N. C,' Pierce became the bride of James
spent several days with Mrs. J. J
Addison recently. On
Lydia Mills.
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tor, invites the public to attend the
meetings.
With The Sick
Glad to report Horace Carroll |
was able to return home from Self,
Memorial hospital in Greenwood |
El Richie at the home of the of-
___ *Saturday ^ c * at * n * minister, the Rev. E. E.
Mrs. Addion joined her guests and Burton in the presence of relatives
spent tht dav in Anderson w jth 1 an “ * n * , ' Kls * , , . .,
hi For her wedding the bnde wore
a blue wool suit with blue access
ories . Her corsage was of red rose-
relatives.
Messrs. Cooley and Barry Little
of Myrtle Beach acompanied Mr.
and Mrs. Chailes Ross to Burling- "Sf
ton, N. C., for a week’s visit and
plan to'attend the Dixie classics at
Raleigh, N. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stuck of Po-
maria, Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt Bur
roughs of Clinton, and Mr. and Mrs.
John D. Parr of Little Mountain,
were holiday guests of Mr. andj
Mrs. C. J. Blade.
SA Martin Bolick of San Diego,
Calif., spent Christmas with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Bo
lick. Other guests of the Bolides
were Mrs. Rosa Bell Timmerman
and son, Herman, of Newberry; Mr.
and Mrs. Buddy Rushton of Lau
rens; and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Bo
lick of Kiilards.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hannah of
Galax, Va., spent the week-end
with Mrs. Swannie Wicker and
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Davenport.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Boyce, Mr. and
Mrs. Karl Sease and daughter,
Marilyn, visited Mr. and Mrs.
Claud Mills and Rev. and Mrs. Joe
Giles in Columbia Sunday.
Miss Sylvia Veal and Mrs. Helen
Evans spent the week-end in Jesup,
Ga., with* the formeFs brother, Nor
man Veal.
Miss Rose Anne Little of Myrtle
Beach, is spending the week with
Miss Brenda O’Dell.
Birth Announcement
KmiHi
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Smith of Clin-
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. I. N. Pierce.
The groom is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Homer Richie with whom they
will make their home
Birth Annoigicement
See wright
Mr. and Mrs. Sarn Seawright an
nounce the birth of a daughter,
Katherine Ruth, on December 25 at
the Naval Base hospital. Charles
ton. Mrs. Seawright is the former
Miss Mary Crawford of Lydia.
Training Union Rally Sunday at
Lydia Baptist Church
The Laurens Assooiational Train
ing Union Rally will be held at the
Lydia Baptist church Sunday at
2:30 p. m. The program will con
sist of departmental conferences led
by workers of the Associations!
Training Union. Following the
conferences the awarding of the
banners for the work during the
quarter will be made. Following
this Rev. Floyd Hellams pastor of
Holly Grove, Mountville and Wat
erloo Baptist churches, will bring
the inspirational address.
All members of the Laurens As
sociations! Training Union, mem
bers of Baptist churches and
friends are invited to attend.
Rev. Stanley Hardee, pastor of
the Lydia church, is Asociational
Training Union director.
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