The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, January 07, 1954, Image 14
Pa£e Six
THE CU|\TON CHRONICLE
Thursday. January 7, 1954
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PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NEWS OF JOANNA
KBS CECIL O’DELL. Correspondent and Representative
Mack Brown, Mrs. Pat Bowers, Mfs
Francis Goodlin, Mrs. J. B. Hart,
<■ Mrs. Alec Crawford, Mrs. Milton
! Waits and Miss Linda Waits of
Greenwood and Mrs. G. N. Foy.
Woman's Club To Meet ' ^[jon^hunnan relation' was shown. Rev
The Joanna Woman’s club. Will
hold their first meeting of the new
year tonight (Thursday) at 7 o’clock
in the. club rooms. A special pro
gram has been planned by the pro
gram Chairman, Mrs. Buren Lown,
at which time colored scenic slides
jaiSesrCVI itch ell led a worship period
at midnight. Those preparing and
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Thomas and for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. White t The receiving line was composed
daughter, Sue, Messrs. E. L. and and Mr. and Mrs. J. T. "Weaver. | of the hostesses, Miss Bozard, Mrs.
Edwin Thomas visited J. L. Lan- Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Delaney and Helen Bozard, Mrs. Richard Cash _
ford who is seriously ill in Green- family spent the past-holidays in of Cowpens, Miss Dorothy Goldson centering around Switzerland and
ville. - Jacksonville, Fla. ! of Columbia and Mrs.. James von -
Mrs. W. E, Adams of Columbia Friends^ extend congratulations j ^ 0 ^ en -
celebrated her birthday on January, fo Mr. and Mrs. John Ross on De-j The honoree w’as goWned in a
4th cember 28 on their 49th wedding mint green velvet dress with a
j Mr. and Mrs, Johnny Vaughn anniversary. waist corsage of white carnations,
and Mildred w’ere Sunday guests Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Humphries ' *
< f Mr. and Mrs. Biljl Longshore in and children attended a birthday 1 Birth Announcements
.4~ r>^Knvw QuriHux/ nt tVin.
Germany will be shown. These
slides are the' property of Mrs.
down's sister, Mrs. J. *F. Harps of
Havre de Grace,^Maryland, who re
turned recently from Germany. All
members are urged to attend.
Mr.
Smith
and Mrs. Marvin Smith nf
New Year's Greetings
A "New Year’s Eve party for Inter
file Bush River sfectibn. a inner in Nev, berry Sunday at tho
>.Mr. and Mrs. Russell Gilliam of home of Mr. and Mrs Charlie
Whitmire visited Mr. and Mrs. A. Sr Humphries, honoring the former. N ew berry announe the birth of a tpediate and Young People of the
Holt Sunday. 1 • , ^ r . an . d M . rs _ y 1V !: r daughter, born January 4 at Joinna Joanna Baptist church was held on
.Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lester’ l,n i famlly of C °; arri ^ a p 5 ®*' Memorial hospital. . Thursday evening, December 31. The
Longshore on Thursday were the uidav^guests of Mr. and Mrs. Grey- . Weavm . Intermediates were entertained at
TomnlP- T-Sgt. and Mrs. Marion "Weaver ‘he home of Mrs. Frank Reeder from
Unrwu Albany, Ga., announce the birth ^.JO-lOtOO P. M. and the Young Peo-
of a son, Alan David on December pie were entertained at the home of
day guests of the LongshoresKwere vV“" o.'u* '"r-wiio’ r^rlT nf 20 at Turner Ai.r Force Base hospi- Miss (Joann Tompkins. The groups
day guests of the Longshoresl-yere w". . , ,, r . i- ’ p ; ' k " f 20 at Turner Aif "Force Base hospi- Miss (Joann Ton
Mrs. Houston Long and grbndchil- * *• a l , ‘ . 1 ‘ ‘ c j ,•!< Mrs. Weaver will be remem- Assembled in the recreation room of
dren, Billy and Marv Susan ^§ong ar ^ “ ‘ ais „ , friends as Miss the chyrch at 10:00 where hot dogs,
c^ Newberry. .
Mr. ,and Mrs. Buford W’eir were
A. B.
Clarkson of New’berry.
Louise White of Joanna.
Messrs. John Ross and Elmer ,
Bennett were Saturday visitors in -F 1 a ' sU ^ > P C - r . - u . e,> ^ ^
Greenville. Mike Cooley ac- _
companied them home after a stay ' With Th* Sick
of a w'eek in Burlington, N. C. _ . , , „ „ , n u •
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Warren and Friend s of Perry Swygert will be
children of Charleston were New ^ t0 ifarn he is confined to his
Year holiday guests of the'latter’s home with flu.
cokes, and chips were served. A film
serving the food and helping with
the entertainment were Mrs. Frank
Reeder, Mrs. J. B. Johnson, Mrs. Fei*-
rell Long, Mrs. Carson Nabors, Mrs.
Cyril Abrams, Mrs. Mac Duncgn, Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Stroud.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Thompson an
nounce the birth of a son, Joseph
•Lynn, on December 15 in Green
wood. Mrs. Thompson i$ the for
mer Miss Betty Padgett of this city.
On Sunday evening, January 3,
after the evening worship service,
a group of intermediates and young
people of the church met at the
home of Mrs. Frank Reeder for
Youth Fellowship. Roger Poore led
the games. Refreshments of sand
wiches, potato chips, candy, and
soft drinks were served by Nfrs.
Reeder, assisted by Mrs. Earl Ar^
thur.
TbRelitve
Misery of
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0* TMim-MMI MST“““
THOMPSON
Why Suffer Neuritis?
A very good question indeed,
and may I repeat, why suflfer
neuritis? You do not have ]to
suffer the excrujciating paiviful
condition because it can be cor
rected at the Hart Chiropractic
Clinic located at 205 Church
St., Laurens, S. C.
Call 225Q1 or go by the Hart
Clinic and arrange for a con
sultation and find out how you
can correct the cause of neuri
tis." This consultation Costs you
nothing and you are under no
obligation whatsoever.
Remember you do riot ItaVe
to suffer neuritis. You may ob
tain relief and complete^ recov
ery at the Hart Chiropractic
Clinic in Laurens, S. C.
sister, Mrs. Joe Johnson and'Mr.
Johnson.
Mrs. Hermie Woods of Newberry I
On December 30, Baby Roger Dale
Isbell, son of Mr. and Mrs. O. S.
Isbell qf Kinards, was admitted to
spent • the week-end with her,** 1 ® local hospital for treatment,
daughter, Mrs. Perry Lee Swygert, . d317165 Smith is a paaent a.,
and Mr. Swygert. ’ ** 16 ^ oca l hospital.
On January 22. T. L. Summers ^, C . or ^ en ?, r Taylo , r ’ S0 P 61 Mr. .and
will celebrate his birthday. Mrs. B W. Taylor of Clinton la a
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Gosnell were «J° anna Memorial hosr-
jo.ned bv the latter’s brother, Leon- Pi* a ^ ' . .
trd Fuller and Mrs. Fuller of Spar- ^ Mrs - LlZ716 Bo SS s - mother of Mif.
tanburg, and Mrs. Daisey Smith of Carlton Wehunt is a patient at Jo-
Anderson and "spent the past two Memorial hospital for ,trea.-|
weks in C.ong Beach, Calif. The 1 * 11671 ?- . 4
group visited Mr. and Mrs. Howard Miss Ruth Hunnicutt of Clinton,
Smith and other relatives. * ^underwent surgery Monday.
Mrs. Perry Swygert and Perry rfiends of Mrs. L. J. Brock wnl
Lee Swygeit attended the funeral re £ret to learn she is confined to
ol Mrs, Lena''Wertz in Saluda on h 01 " borne with flu.
Monday. .S. A. Mode is a patient-at the
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Lowman Sr, Veterans hospital in Columbia
and Miss Betty Ann Lowman ac-j _ _ ~ ’T, „
(ompanied by Mr. and Mrs. J. F. j Ever-Ready Class To Meet
“ Lov'man, Jr, and son, Ronnie, of Members of the Ladies Ever-
Grecnwood attended a family gath- Ready class of Epworth church will
ering of the Bauknight family at have their quarterly business meet-
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hank ing Tuesday evening at 7 o’clock in
Chapman at Chapin on Sunday. the assembly room. • Mrs. Lester
Little Sue O’Dell spent the week- Longshore will present the devo-
end in Newberry with her aunt and Hon and meditation thought. Fol-
uncle, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Holson- lowing, the meeting, a social hour
Lack. • will be enjdyed " with each one
Pvt. Donnie Weaver of Fort Lee. bringing a ccnered dish for refresh-
Va.. has returned to camp at Bruns- ments.
wick, N. J., after spending a fur-
lough with his parent, Mr. and Mrs. Miss Bozard Honored
J T. Weaver. Miss Mildred Bozard, January
<hildren were Sunday dinner guests ter, Mrs. Bernard Nabors were the
of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Holsonbaek gracious hostesses. The lovely home
of Newberry. ‘ „ was decorated throughout for this
Mrs. S. A. Mode and children are enjoyable occasion. Formal ar-
ypending several days in Columbia, langements of white mums, gladioli
with relatives. 'and fern in crystal containers were}
Mr. and Mrs. James Lovelace, used at points of vantage. The re-!
Mrs. Colie Gruber and small daugh- fieshrrftnt table was beautiful ini
ter, Patty, have returned from a white. Flanking the large floral;
two week’s stay in Largo, Fla., with, centerpiece were low silver candle-]
Mr. and Mrs. Danny Hqpvard. * holders with tall Journing tapers.
Mr. and Mrs. Preston White and Punch, individual /wedding cakes
family spent the week-end in Al
bany, Ga., with T.-Sgt and Mrs.
and salted nuts were served.
Assisting in the courtesies of en-
Marion Weaver. Mrs. Weaver andj tertaining were Miss Ruth Hair,
chlidren, Deborrah and Allen Dav-;Mrs. Robert Wren, Mrs. Elvin Ab
:d, accompanied her parents home rams, Mrs. Harold Murphy, Mrs.
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J
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On Monday, Rev. Perry W. Tur- bride-elect, was delightfully enter-J
r er and John Ross y-isited S. A. tamed with a tea on Saturday af-1"
Mode, a patient at the Veterans hos- ternoon at the lovely Waits home
-f-iial in Columbia. tn tha rftUimhLft-cIrpfrnvnIlp nigh-[
. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. O’Dell and way. Mrs. W. K. Waits and daugh-1
SAL'S C/PW $/2P
on 3 LUXURYWLONS
ORDER MW'A PAIR ‘N A SPARE
. . . DOUBLES THE WEAR!
Jut mail the roapon from any bag of ColoniaPa fine coffees and f 1.00 and
you’ll receive three (“Pair-’N-A-Spare”) 60-fange, 15-denier Diana firat
quality, foil-fashioned Nylon Hosiery. Yon may order as many as yon like!
Just be sure to enclose coupon from ahy of these"eoffces with each “Pair-’N-
A-Soare” order. r t\
Mild end Mellow
SUVEB LABEL
E&OCAR' UM -A
bag Qyc
regucar
OR DRIP
Rich Full Bodied
GOLD LABEL
REGULAR
OR DRIP
MB
BAG
9L
Coffee with Chicory
HOTEL AND
Crowe A Blackwell
%. Frozen
RESTAURANT Bland
-90«
Vacuum-Packed
MONTI CELLO
COFFEE
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ORANGE
JUICE
COUPON IN tVHRY
BAG Of COLONIAL'S
QUALITY-CONTROLLED COfFEES!
C
StKote*
LUTER’S WHOLE OR HALF
6 TO 8 LBSi AVG. WEIGHT
Redgate Alaskan
PINK
SALMON
PICNIC?
TALL
CAN
v.
Luter’s Cedar Farm Brand — Tray-Packed Sliced
BACON
BEDCATE GOLDEN CSIBAM
GO BN
REDGATE EARLY JUNE
PEAS
REDGATE CUT GREEN
SOVT-WEVE TOILET
TISSUE
2
2
2
2
NO? 303
CANS
NO. 303
CANS
NO. 303
CANS
ROUS
TRIANGLE LONG THIN
Spaghetti
8-OZ.
PKG
25c
25c
29<
27c
10«
DELICIOUS SERVED WITH BACON
SLICED BEEF LIVER
LI
Vj
IDEAL FOR SPAGHETTI OR ««nj
u
ALL MEAT-NO RONE (Nt WASTE
JIFFT STEAKS
GORTON’S CELLO-WRAPPED
FLOUNDER FILLET
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29c
25«
89«
57c
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SJIV-JK-TAPE SHEET VALUES
DAN RIVER OR MOHAWK
DAN RIVER OR MOHAWK
Double Bed Sheet*
Single Bed Sheet*
Save $1.88
Save $1.48
Ho. 147. Sin SlxlOS*.
2 to ankage. Regatoi
SS.78 vaMe.
No. 246. Sin 72x108’
2 to pockage. Regolai
$6.38 valae.
- Coidea Tope*
fljd QA with IlCy'ta
Coidea Tapaa
—---j'
Heavy Western
Budget Beef
LB.
UCK ROAST
39«-| srst » 49
/r
BREAST I
THIGHS
Natur-Tender Choice Fryer Pieces:
LB.
LI.
PURE VEGETABLE
SPRY SHORTENING tin’ 89
r>*SHWASHING IS EASIER WITH
BREEZE
MES , u.
79«
75*
65
29
c
c
LGE.
PKG.
CS NATURAL OR SWEETENED ORANGE
JUICE
CS CRUSHED HAWAIIAN
Pineapple
CARNATION EVAPORATED ENWCHK
MILK 3
46-OL.
can
NO. 2
CAN
TAU
CANS
30c
29
27c
40c
yellcRi
V, S. /Vo, I—fancy Globa
ONIONS
S5
r-T'
I
Redgate, with Tomato Sauce
PORK &
BEANS
UB.
CAN*s-
FANCY SWEET JUICY FLORIDA
ORANGES
LARGE CRISP TENDER, PASCAL
CELERY
U. S. NO. 1 WHITE
POTATOES
EXTRA LARGE CRISP HEADS ^
LETTUCE
"'M
5 29<
2. stu!s 25*
10 “°'29
2 HEADS . 29«
Plenty Free PaHdng
W. Pitts St. s
Clinton, S. C.
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