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Page Eight THE CLINTON CHKONICLE PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NEWS OF GOLDVIHE MRS. CECIL O'DELL. Correspondent and Representative Miss (N’ancy, . Chapman of Win-1 regret to learn that she is a patient throp college, Rock Hill, spent the at Newberry hospital. with her Thanksgiving holidays father, Ernest Chapman. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Garrett and P. M. Rhodes of Laurens, were re cent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hunnicutt. Marian Gardner of Charlotte, N. C., spent the week-end with father, W. C. Gardner. Misses Betty and Sara Galloway of Trenton, were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Miirphy. _ Miss Willette Graham of Green ville, visited her sister, Mrs. Algie Abrams, and Mr. Abrams during the week-end. Miss Brenda O’Dell spent the Thanksgiving holidays in Newberry with Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Holsonback and family. Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Prater andj Mrs. Louie Prater spent Sunday inj Batesburg with Mr. and Mrs. Frank | It is with deep regret for friends here to learn of Mrs. Bell Crawford’s illness. She is a patient in the hos pital in Merchantville, N. J. Miss Hattie Edwards and Miss Nezzie Streetman are patients in the General hospital in Greenville after being in an accident in Georgia. Mrs. W. G. Puckett of Greer, is ill at the home of hre daughtre, Mrs. Rolfe Clark. Mrs. Hattie Moore is quite ill at her home on Ellis strete. Mrs. Dolly Prater has returned from Hays hospital and is at her home on Hampton street. ssorted candies. Mrs. JSweatt, assisted by Mrs. Guy Prater,“served drinks, cake and ice cream. Rosemary received man^ useful and beautiful gifts. Officers Training Course On Sunday afternoon at the Metho dist church the officers of the Wom an’s Society of Christian Service had two hours of special training in their work. The instructors were con ference officers, Mrs. D. C. Smith apd Mrs. Niles Clark of Waterloo. Mov-. ing pictures of various countries, missionaries and their work were shown. A large crowd attended the meeting Christmas Party Planned The Joanna Woman’s club will have their annual Christmas party 1 Thursday night in the assembly hall !at 7 o’clock. Please remember your Joanna Sis Thursdoy, December 4,1947 By W. J. DRYDEN to present day Homer Croy, brings home to us our original way of life and the quiet arrangement that of all employments the farmer’s is the most honorable. Harper & Bros. Pub., New York City, $3.00. The cost of operating a farm last year was almost two and one-half times more than in the years 1935 When feed has been finely groupd, i t0 1939. no benefit is derived from feeding! Alfalfa yields^ 2* per cent more grnaite to chickens. Messy paint brushes in open cans of solvent can be eliminated by the than red clover, and corn yields bet ter' following alfalfa than red. clover. In cold weather pullets seem to use of an oil and solvent resistant! com- Corn should be included pliofilm container. | in the grain part of the ration in Save feed by culling livestock and the w * nter - poultry that are not keep—those that eat a .. . , In growing broilers select a breed paying eir (anc j strain w jjj g row f as t and lot and dont - o. . G. Pitts, members of Boy Scout Troop 111, assisted in the Laurens County Tuberculosis Association drive last week by distributing post ers for display in a nnmber of stores in the city. “We were glad to help,” said Da vis, who is patrol leader of the troop, “and the merchants were glad to put the posters in their windows.” According to Mrs. J. H. Stone, chairman of mail delivery of Christ mas seals, returns are already com ing in, and Robert Wysor, III, report ed a number of bond sales. “Although the sale will continue until Christmas, it is extremely help ful to the association and to the post office if returns are made early, be- show a pmfit •• Hampshire and the Barred Rock-| ma il begins,” Mrs. Stone said yes- Using lights helps prevent neck Hampshire cross are popular, i terday. "We are grateful to those moH anjla drop m en produettoo.. bu| the strain ls more ! who send if their check* early." which often occurs with early-hatch- than the feree< j ed pullets. | ’ Milk cows need six to eight weeks ' . * dry period with good feed before ChriStlTiaS SCOI freshing. Q/»lo In Pifi/ “Courvtrynnan’s Companion,” ar- ’L 016 j r ranged by David B. Greenberg. In GctS Good Stflrt this book, the best in farm litcra- feather rapidly. Purebred New' * ore the heavy rush of Christmas Dunlap Mr. and Mrs. William Dunlap an- Fidds. i nounce the birth of a daughter on Miss Eva, McBurnett of Charlotte,, November 26. N. C., visited friends here on Thanks-' giving. I Birthday Dinner Mrs. Roy Templeton and children; 0n Sunday) Nov J 2 3, Mr. and Mrs. of Calhoun Falls, spent a few days,E rc j e Q rown entertained With a din- last week with Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Birth Announcements. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Walt Johnson an-U er w ith a gift at the Christmas tree, nounce the birth of^a son recently. ( The executive committee will have charge of the social hour. Moose Give Banquet About 120 Loyal Order of Moose jture from Xenophon to Jefferson, 1 and invited guests enjoyed a four- (4 Davis Young, Carol Hart and Tom | <£ti Xquirf.« 35* Par Bottla course turkey dinner Saturday eve ning at Joanna club. The assembly hall, where the places were laid, was colorfully dec- ner at their home on Tillman Circle J orated in flowers and Japanese lan- in honor of Mrs. Brown’s mother, J terns. Mrs. Emma Higginbotham. The oc- j The banquet was unber the super- casion being Mrs. Higginbotham’s vision of the Woman’s club. 69th birthday. Those helping celebrate this happy festivity were: Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Higginbotham and family, Mr. and O'Dtll. Mrs. Esther Prater, Mr. and Mrs. Barney Prater of Batesburg, and Mr. and Mrs. Ligon Miller of New berry, were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Prater. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Holsonback and children visited Mr. and Mrs. Cecil O'Dell on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Templeton are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Clisby j M 0 Uy Painter of Clniton, Mr. and Templeton. i ^ rs Henry Brown of Newberry, Mr. ^ a Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Craven spent and Mrs Mack Brown and children,! £ u J. t [ s Salters Your are cordially in Wednesday in Charloltd, N. C. j Mr . and Mrs . James Brown and son. 1 ' S ' .cortully •»- Little Kenneth Madden of Calhoun and Shir i e y Pitts of Goldville. Falls, spent the holidays with Ma- ■ -j non Madden. , «j Christmas Party Enjoyed * Mrs. Melvin Smith and son of Bre- The Adult Training Union of the | Woman’s Society Will Meet The Woman’s Society of Christian Service will meet Tuesday night, Mrs. Claude L. Higginbotham and i DeCt 9f at the church> A special church program is being planned. _ The hostesses will be Mesdames Dajsy Jones, Alvin Bedenbaugh, and family of Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. ! Thomas Brown and son, and Mrs. ! vited. r vard. N. C., spent a few days last Baptist church had their Christmas! week with Mr. and Mrs. Shuford ■ par ty Monday night in the assembly) Lewis. ! room at the church. Presents were) Mr. and Mrs. Guy Floyd and son exchanged and the social committee 1 of Gary s Lane, were Saturday served fruit cake, ambrosia and cof-! guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Dav-'f ee . enport. ^ - - jf •*> Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Brawley andj Teen-Age Club Has Party daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Bill} The Teenage club of Joanna had p a ‘ rt y At> a t W Sixteen Years Afo Ip Memory of My Mother My dear old mother passe.d away She was so generous and so kind, As sweet a mother as you could find. Mrs. Jack Hunrficutt, Daughter. Little Girl Celebrates Birthday |j Little Dixie Lee Cough celebrated her eighth birthday recently with a Byars spent the week-end in Cross the Teen-Age club of Clinton as their 1 slreet The children were met at the Anchor with Mrs. John Byars. (guests Friday night at a party at the door by Dixie,and presented a red Mr. and Mrs.. Harper Wherry and'Joanna club, daughter of Newberry, Mr. and Mrs. Cicero Wheeler of Greenwood,. Mr. and Mrs .Bud Starnes and daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Connor of Whitmire, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Feltman. crepe paper hat which was worn j After an evening of entertainment dur j n g the party. Games were play- 1 and conversation the club committee ed on the lawn and pictures taken.) served punch and wafers. The children were invtied into the' „ * (hous by Dixie’s mother, Mrs. Leroy) Little Girl Gives Party ' ' Little Miss Rosemary Sweatt of 'Couch. Mrs. Lester Sweatt and children of! Whitmire, celebrated her They sang Happy Birthday blew out the candles. Cake, lourlh. j ce cream candy and cherry drinks. ’! tv. -f Whitmire, spent a few days last week birthday with a party at Joanna club were Ti cr i c ket poppers with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ruby‘last Tuesday evening. Twelve little i were given fls favors La " ,ord „ , ;guests enjoyed th* occasion. - | Those assisling Mrs Cou( , h , Mrs. D. M. Carr and children spent] The children had much fun and Mts Carroll Black Mr , Calvin E1 .l Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. merriment before being invited to the liott and Mrs Arthur ^ Hugh Cathey in Charlotte, N. C. table, which was centered with a| 1 1 Mr and Mrs Gene Craven, Mr and! lovely three-tiered pink, green and I THE CHRONICLE costs less than *» Mrsi Calvin Elliott and children and white birthday cake topped with , 1 a week delivered in your home. ! Mrs. Mattie Hayes spent Sunday in, four lighted candles. Th^ favors'Where can you get so much for so, Batesburg with Mrs. Minnie Rawls, were small pink hats filled with I little? Call 74. Misses Melda and Ruth Hunnicutt; — attended a Thanksgiving dinner and ' | ——— birthday party in Laurens last Thurs day. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Cochran and daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Harold J>arnell visited in Asheville, N.^C., Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. George Davenport, Mr. and Mrs. Livingston Davenport, M iss Essie Davenport otf Newberry, • were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs.) J. H. Davenport. i Leonard Turner of Ninety-Six, spent the,holidays with his grandpar-, ents, Mr. and Mrs. Hayne Willing-1 ham. : < Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Stroud and, children and Mr. and Mrs. Toni; Crawford and daughter, visited Mr.' and Mrs. Cleye Brannon in ChappeUsJ Sunday. Mrs. Marie Wilson of Ninety-Six,' spent a few days with relatives here) last week. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Thompkins at-j tended the Shrine meeting in Co-' lumbia Saturday. Mrs. Thompkins! attended tiie tea in honor of Gov. J and Mrs. Thurmond. Messrs, fearl and Jack Holsonback t visited Mr. and Mrs. Luther Rice! and Mr. and Mrs. B. Griffin in Sa-! luda Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Milne^ of Corpus Christi, Texas, were recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Poag. ) Mrst Milne is the former Miss Gladys; 1 Cole, Mrs. Poag’s sister. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Putnam o' Enoree, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Cole. On Sun-) day Mr. and Mrs. Putnam and Mr. | and Mrs. Cole visited friends in i Edgefield. 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