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THURSDAY, JUNE lTV i»8T
^Joanna News.
Coldville, June 11.—‘Mrs. M. O. Al
len «f Felda, Pla., spei^t the pa^
= week with'•her sistw, Mrs. H.
Boishton. * ’
Mr. and Mrs. J. h. Floyd an^ fam-
jJ0ly o(f Lexington,' and Mr. and Mrs.
J. W. Koon of Cross Hill, were Sun
day guests of Mr. and^^Mrs. B. F.
Sample. —' /
Mj— Margaret Sample ‘and Miw
Modeene Finney spent last week in
Charleston attending commencement
exercises of Ropdi^School of Nursing.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Poag, Mrs. L.
H. Poag and William ,J*oag spent Sun
day with Mr. and Mrs. Snni Strick-
iaml in Greenwood. *,
Mr. and Mrs. Winfred Taylpr arid
E. T. Taylor spent the weekrend in
Bean StiUion, Tenn. Mrs. E. T. Tay-
. lor, accompanied them hbme after
spending two weeks with her mother.
Mrs. Bell Tew of Newberry, Apent
th>week-end with her daughter, Mrs.
E. .1. Willingham.
Mr. and Mrs. Ijeroy Bridges
children spent' the week-end in
luda. “
Miss* .luanita ^GUes of fx'xington,
spent the week-end with Miss Mary
Nell isamjile. " ^
Byrnes Explains
^ Relief Reduction
y-
^Tenunieiits Are To Con-
trib^e To Projects I Under
Senate Amendment.
June 14. — Senator
,the following state
inability to furnisi
t^e president shall
the.^ 40^ per cent j Thn
roibeed as he pro
i tinder the exi'sting law to da-j
terj^ine the>. amount the. sponsoi
should contribute.
’gh December 31, 19^6, the con- jcOCHRAN ‘JEWELRyTcO.
tribntion of! sponMre of WPA pro-| , - .ANNOUircfeS CONTEST
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“If the local., governments
terested in securing projects
are in
to fur-^
jects ra^iged from one-half of one per
cent, contrjhub^ by New York city
and 7/2 per cent by New York state to
28 per cent in Id^ho. —a
“In addition to the $1,500,000,000
Lniu
Anh b uncement is made in the, ad
vertising columns of today’s - Jwper
Ijy the Cochran’Jewelry. company of
Ander.son, of “ a contest fn which
hish employment to those oil the to-jof federal funds^ provided in this; g|5Q(, qq ip
....... .-...1............... ... ...wv* siouu.uu m
lief'rolls and not solely, because the'bill Jfor work^rwef, this Congress, ..1
ATASONb meet FRIDAY
'' Campbell Lodge No. 44, A. P. M.,.
will hold a—regular communication
Friday'ni^t, June Itth, at 8 d’clocki
M. dafvee will be conferred. All
members are to be present.
By order of'worshipful master.
V. P. Adair, Secretary.
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projects I are desirable.^ They will
provide the 40 per cwt in materials
or money and if they do, it will ^result
-Washington,
Byrnes issued „ ,
ment in exiplkhation of his amend- »" making available for work projects} vidfe $214
the relief\appropriation biir»PP»ox>mately $2,000,000,OW, which, jeJ wbo
ment to the
today.
“The amendment Adopted by the
appropriations committee provides
that after September 30, 1937, no new’
non-federal project shall be undertak
en unless the sponsor shall "pTm ide
40 per cent of the cost of the project;,
providir^ further that ii^ in any case
the sponsor certifies in writing its
will, before adjournment, 'provide
$350,000,000 for direct relief through
the CCC camp.s. It will also, pro-
,000,090 for relief of^ the
are in need, the blind and
' The fii^t prize will be a ttOO set
cf Wmf A. Rogers silvervhtre, 179 ‘
nieces ii» all. The secohd prize, a $100
aJ Rogers triple plate silver
ware sei of lOi pieces, and the third
.rize. a $75 Wm. .\. Rogers’ triple
.ENGRATBD VlBlTING CARDS ,
twKt wlpat every lady needs. Samplca
•j for inspection.
CHRONICLB PUBLISHING CO. _
Phone 74
n’ate
silverware set ‘of 80 pieces,
a-e ^numerous other prizes and
unemp^oj^ ^^ contest closes at midnight, Mon
V A'-s rwi J A* A. *
would make it unnecessary-to‘dismiss the denendent, thro >gh social se-
anyone .now employed"on WPA pro- curity. It will provide $36,000,000 to
jects. If, however, projects are being' the .^t.^tes to administeh unerr^’
considered in some states merely be-1ment compensation... This bill a..., , JuneThe adveni-^ment gives
cau.se they are desirable or because provides an additional $500,000,000! t ‘ r-', ‘ T.
of the'competition between cities, ap-,.’-)r PW'A"'fbF''the next fiscal year
plicatKmsJwill not be filed and thei."j that the total relief expendi-
amount of federal funds spent will tu-es will be in. excels of $2,400,- not contribute additiomai ♦f'andsTby |
be much less than $1,500,000,000.1CD0,0(^ even tkoagli the sjates should ^ reason of my amendment.
.'''elaTls as to how the handsome prizes,
n?v be won. ' ,
W. J. BENJAMIN
SERVICE STATION
Standard Products
Cars Wash and Greaaei
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Your Baainess Appredatod
■™.l ohn. Wearthefs- f*f -Ko+-t - MePbersion..
(la., siuiit the week-end with his par-
euts’‘here. - ~
.Mis. \V. ('. Frihizeh and s(»n, Glunn,
('►f ( hieago. III., are visiting Mrs.
parents, .Mr. and Mi
Dfi -ij-:-- ■ - ,
Mj;. and .Mj .s. I’. M. ..iitrieklahil and
title daughter.--lean .Anne, of ,\nder-
qiod.Mr.^jwi Mrs. .b-J. ( lark
on Sunday.
WallvM- Sanders, .I. \V. ^Vood, .Miss-
os Louise Sandeis, Boslyn Sanders,
I'lanees Bradley and Doris Bradley,
Xf'.viicrry. visited .Mr. and .Mr.s.
>(b-oige (’raft Sunday.
- .M!\ and .Mrs. loel Smith of AV’hit-^
tiii.re.
Hayes Sunday. ^
.Mrs. KTfie Boyee .spent tht^* jrast
week in. .Saunter.
.Miss Helen White of (IreenvilU*,
spent the past week with Mr. and
Mrs. H .(’, While, .Mi.ss Hazel White
of Greenville with visiting Mr, and
'^^r.s._. White thi.s week.
' Mr. and .Mrs, ^N.^Foy left Sun-
liiday to spend a few^wCeki? in Orangu-
hurg. '
" .Mr. and Mr.s. Fred Barton and Mr.
«ruj Mr.s. Golden OWens were-called
ito Mountville last Wednesday on ac
count of the death of their grand-.
mother, .Mrs. Lena Summie.
.Miss LiJJian Bragg spent the week-
end'^with her grandfather in Mount
ville.
Tommy Martin is .spending a few
days in New Orleans, La.
.Mr. and Mrs. trvin Smith, Miss
Miriam Davenport, and Ci^M. Brodges
-.spent—the-Wt‘k-end in Indian Head,
Md.‘ .Mis. Bridges and son, Floyd,
^ho had sjieiit several weeks with
Mrs. Bridge.s’ brother there, aeeonv-
paiiied .thejn home.
.Meets
.Missitmar.v Society
_ The .Mai garel Wartam .Missionary
.soeieiy of the tMet1i(((li.st church held
its regular nuinthly ineetini^ with
.M::s. ,|,.ff Odell at her home on Mag
nolia street, ‘with .Mrs. .lohii Gaskin
as juinl ho.stTTfs.'The progra is in
charge oti .Mrs. ('ecil Odell. Th«“ topic
?foi‘'’ discussion was, "('hr-i.stian Mis
joins and .S(Kual Leaveip’.’ Those tak-
A’Wg part were “.New Status of Women
in ,Iapan Through Ivcligion,” by Mrs.
Bryce Little; “(’hristmas- in .lapan,”
l^.v .Mrs. (’ecil- Itlakely, “The Making^
a .Missionary,” l>y Mrs. F, S. .Lmes;
“Poem of Prayer,” by Mr.s. Miniiie
Ixivelace. The ho.stess ■ served a de-
licious-^sweet eourse." "
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Birthday Party
Littl^ .Mi.ss Helen Phillips wa.s hon-
oree at a lurtlulay iiarty at her home
Saturday a'fteriuudT A mtmber of her
little friends were present on this
happy occasiim. wliielo was Helenas
fourth birthday^ anniversary. Mrs.
^ .Phil-lip.s .served’ dtdightful refresh
ments to the guests.
Attend I.ander JLsktmbly
Misse.s Klizabeth Willingham and
,l«ivinia Ross, spent the past week
•nding the Kpworth I^jague as-
ly at Lander college, Greenwood”.
aTtend
VWeathers-Stevens
Miss .losejihine Wethers and"Ho-
nier Stevens were married Friday,
June .5th, at the home of the offici
ating luinister, the Rev.'C. C. Vaughn.
Mrs. Qdell Hostess
On Monday evening Mr$.^ Cecil
Odell delightfufly entertained with a
surprise • birthday .party - for Mrs.
Bryce Liltle. Decorations throughout
the hou.se were colorful garden flow
ers in f6veiy arrangement. Mrs. Tittle
receiVt'd many attractive gifts, *De-
licious refreshments were servetl by
the hostess.
Members oT Grbtrp No. 1, Joanna
Girls’ club, with Miss Victoria Mur-
rah as leader, entertained with a mis
cellaneous shower‘Tuesday evening,
complimenting Mrs. H. E. Prater, a
recent bride. Mrs. Prater lyas present
ed with a box of useful and attrac
tive gifts. 'Refreshments^, consisting
of block cream and w'afers, .were
served. \ * '
Returns From Hospital
Friends will 'be glad to know- that
Robert Tore returned Thursday from
the^ Newberry hospital where he re
cently underwent an ai>pendicitfe op
eration. \
PSWBITER RIBBONS, all wakM
aad povlaala aiirhfaaa
ca
PRIZEj
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WM. A ROCEKS imc
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HOW TO WIN
PRIZE
JUST COUNT THE DOTS! m (7,5.00
Any pMnsa iMVSntw t«Cta* ww
IN THE OVAL DRAWING ABOVE
6.
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SILVERWARE
.PUTE
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