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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1949
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NEWS Of JOANNA
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MRS. CKCIJ* O'DELL, Correspondent and Representative
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Mr. and Mrs. George C. Jones and James Hollingsworth and Ralph
son of Roanoke Rapids, N. C., Mr.
Misses Kitty, and Margaret Holson-
Prater attended the Legion of the
Moose meeting in Spartanburg over
back. Jewel Bauknight and Jackie the week-end.
and Mrs. W. E. Holsonback and Bud. j anc } Mrs. a. C. Rhodes, Miss
Attaway of Newberry, tfere Sunday; j 0 y ce Rhodes and Doug Rhodes of
visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil O'Dell, j Greenwood, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mc-
Mr.and Mrs. Joe Johnson, Mr. and earthy of Greenwood, spent Sunday
Mrs. Emory Moore were Sunday visi-1 vrith Mr. and Mrs. James Lovelace,
tors of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Osborne in. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Doolittle spent
Laurens. Sunday with relatives ,ip Augusta,
Mrs. H. W. Thomas spent the Qa. The former’s mother, Mrs. Cor-
week-end in Columbia with her son, r j e Doolittle, returned with her son
Paul Thomas, and Mrs. Thomas, j f or a v i s it ,
Prod Crocker of Camden, visited-, ^j r an( j ^j rs Wallace Rushton and
his lister. Mrs. John Gaskin, an : children of Spartanburg, spent Sun-
Mi Gaskin on Sa.urday. Mr. an w Rh Mr. and MrsrDrck Hueble. |
Mrs. Buford Weir accompanied Mr., Mrs Annie Martin, O. E. Martin,
Crocker back to Camden Sunday. | John Martin. Miss Ruth Hill and
Mrs. W • G. Puckett and Lumas Mr$ E ve ]y n Davenport visited John
Puckett of Greer, spent Sunday with Martin in Oteen, N. C., last week.
l\;r and Mis. RoL Clark. Mr.'Martin is a patient in the Vet-
Roy Cotchcroft of Newberry, vis- eran . s hospita , there
ited Mr. and Mrs. James Simpson ^j rs E ve iy n Davenport visited her
Sunday.
■ Mr. and
Mrs. L. M. Wood and
husband, Cpl. Howard Davenport, at
Langley Field, Va., recently.
daughter, and Billy Osborne, of New
berry. were Sunday guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest Osborne.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Dunkley spent ~
They \isited Mr c;et >’ of C hn stian Service eame^ to
W. S, C. S. Meets
The meeting of the Woman’s So-
Sunday in Aiken.
Dunk’.ey's mother, Mrs. T. J
and' Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Ford.
M >ses Yerda Lee and Sadie Sligh
and Ervm Devore of Greenwood,
were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
E. H Alexander.
Mrs. Hoyt Nobles and Mrs. Lila
Mae Hurt of Newberry, were Sunday
v.sitors of Mrs. W. W. Hair.
Mrs. Julian Hunnicutt
Ford ! order !ast Tuesday evening at 7:00
o'clock. The president presided
over the business hour. A report
was given by the delegates who at
tended the uniting conference sssion
in Columbia on January 26 .
An intresting program was pre-
seneted by Mrs. Ed Hunnicutt. with
Mrs. P. H. Folk, Mrs. E. H. Alex
ander and Mrs. J. W. Davis assisting.
Mrs A
a., i *W.>. O U11 all IIUI1I11L U ll T .
.ill lav m Ec.siev with Mr. and I ^ sa ” S Chn6t
o™ k ' (There Is No East Nor West.
The hostesses, Mrs. Rudy Prater,
Sm
r.. Smith. I
id Mrs. Pat Bowers visited: _ , . . .. ^ D
n Newberry Saturday. o n i Mrs. John Gaskin and Mrs C. R.
Mr. and Mrs. Bowers were 0 ' De11 ’ serv ^ d cranberry salad, sand-
guests of the latter's parents, M r . j wiches, candy and^cof^ee.
and Mrs. W. D. Boozer, in Kinards.
Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Jenmgs, John
McIntyre, and Miss Juanita Row- Friends of S. P. Motes will be in-
With The Sick
land o:
land.
Soartanburg, were Sunday terested in know.ng he is a patient
Mr and Mrs. Sloan Row- :n a Columbia hospital where—he
will undergo an operation.
and . Mrs Harper Wherry Alec Crawford is ill at his home
and Margaret of Newberry, spent on Pickens street.
Slav w.th Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Felt- * "
Celebrates Birthday
M and Mrs. S. T. King and chil- ° n W’ednesday afternoon little
and Mrs. George Sineath Jimmy Farmer entertained a few of
.re-
spent Sunday in Spartanburg with friends in honor of his birthday.
Mrs Winfield Bryson. Mrs. Cecil Farmer, Jimmy’s mother,
Mr and—‘Mrs. Bill Murrah and accompanied the boys to the bowling
.h .drrn' visited Mr. and Mrs. Bill all ey where thfey bowled until tired.
Sheppard m Prosperity recently. Later they were treated to refresh—
M.ss Patsy Rowe spent Sunday in ments at the drug store. Those enjoy-
Cross Hill with Rav and Jim Estes. ; i n S this occasion were Mike Cooley,
Mr. and Mrs. Ci'aude Madden and Jimmy Morse, Randy and Bill Dob-
Tootsie of Clinton, visited Mr. and bins, and Jimmy s little sitter, Becky.
Mrs. Vernon Garner Sunday. “ ^ , _
Rev. Freeman Mashburn of Green- Rufus Brewington Passes
ville. spent Sunday with Mr. and Rufus Brewington, 26, died ed-
Mrs J J Whitmire. nesday night at the General hospital
Mr and Mrs. Floyd McGrath, j.' in Spartanburg after a brief illness
M. McGrath, and Mrs. Miller W’att He was a native of Laurens county
of Greenwood, were Sunday dinner , a nd had made his home in Joanna for
guests ot Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Thomp-! fde past seven years
^ 1 He is survived by his wife, Mrs.
Mrs. Lois Jenkins, Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Corley Brewingto'n; one son,
Howard Culbertson, Mr. and Mrs. 1 Larr yi his mother, Mrs. Rosa Brew-
Norris Toibert and Linda Kay 0 ; mgton of near Clinton; two brothers.
Rev and Mrs. J. B. and tiiree half-brothers, Alvin and
Greenwood,
Mitchell were recent dinner guests J acdl Brewington of Clinton, T. J.,
of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Jenkins.
Henry R., and Hubert D. Smith of
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Lewis. Jerry near Clinton. , _
Lewis and Larrv Garner visited Mr. Funeral services were held Friday
and Mrs A Ridings in Clinton Sun-• a »ernoon at 3.30 at the Joanna Bap-
dav list church. The Rev. James B.
Little Randy Thompson, son of Mitchell and Rev. H. F. Baukniiht
Mr. and Mrs Lewis Thompson, cele- were in charge
brated his third bi r thday on Valen-
Interment was in
Rosemont cemetery at Clinton.
His many friends will regret deep-
tine day. i
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Whittle, Mr. and dls P 35511 ^*
Mrs. W H Jenkins visited Mr. and r '
Mrs. CLnt Jenkins and P. H. Jenkins V alentine Party
.n Honea Path Sunday. i T he junior class of the Methodist;
Little Jerrry King, son of Mr. and church had a \ alentine party Mon-,
Mrs. S. T King, celebrated his sixth ’ d a >’ mSht. The boys and girls en-,
birthday February 15. * joyed an hour of bingo. Valentines,
Mr. and Mrs. G. N. Foy are spend- w e re S iven out from the mail box :!
ng a vacation in San Francisco, ^ rs - Rudolph Prater, teacher, served]
Calif. hot dogs, potato chips, candies and j
Mrs. Louise Carol of Laurens, drinks. ^
spent the week-end with her brother, ,, ^ V~ ,
William Dunlap, and Mrs. Dunlap. Bowling League Organized
Messrs. John Ross, Luke Clark,! ^’ ast wee ^ a group of men of the,
community organized a bowling
league. The officers are: president, :
i Earl Sineath; secretary, Rudolph}
Prater. The six captains are Walt,
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COLD DtSCOMrORTS
"jLauul - 35» Peo Bottle
Waits, Carl Franzen, Charles Nix.
Frank Clark. Wendel Hair and Fred
Ellis. The league will open Feb.J
17 and will continue for 11 weeks,
playing each Thursday evening at
5 o’clock. A trophy will be present-
. ed the winning team and a banquet
lor all at the close of the 11 weeks.
Spectators are welcome for the
1 tournament.
Little Girl Appreciative
Although I’m still in the hospital.l
leaving my mother, daddy and
brother, I've been kind-of lonesome
here. I waht to say thanks to every- (
body for being so good to me. The
prayers, flowers, cards, letters, gifts,
and everything, especially at Christ- |
ma§, and Valentine, have made me
very happy. I hope I’ll soon be back
with all of you.
—Ju<Jy Dobbins.
PAY FOR YOUR CAR
THIS EASY WAY
When you buy a car, it will
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pay yAjji to inquire about the
Bank and Agent Auto< Plan.
Finance, both car and insur
ance at modest, convenient
fates.
S. W. SUMEREL, Agent
CLiN’TON, S: c.
Jacobs Building—Tele. 80
Boy Scouts Take Trip
The Boy Scouts of Joanna spent
Saturday at the air show and open
house of the Greenville Army Air
base. The boys were shown sev
eral planes and gliders, and were
also given demonstrations on crash
and firefighting.
G. A.’s Go To Union
The Intermediate Girls’ Auxiliary
of the Baptist church and guests,
thaperoned by Rev. James Mitchell,
attended the First Baptist church!
service in Union recently to hear Dir.
Chester Swor.
Attend Luncheon
The Junior and Intermediate
G. A.’s attended the association
luncheon in honor of their mothers
in Newberry Saturday afternoon.
Thirty-eight from Joanna were pres
ent.
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NYLONS
SPECIAL PURCHASE OF .
HOBNAIL CHENILLE
BED SPREADS
15 DENIER
2 Pair for $1.00
$2.99
This Is One Dollar Lower Than Any Chenille Spread
We Have Had in 8 Years!
Women’s Cotton
BATH TOWELS
BLOUSES
$1.00
35c Each
3 for $1.00
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Wash Cloths . 20 for $100
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Approximately 13
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HOUSE DRESSES
80 Square
Materials
$1.88
All Fast
Colors
Rayon Panties.. 39c
3 pair $1.00
White, Pink, Blue Elastic Waist
Plain or Lace Trimmed
Ladies RAYON SLIPS
White A -| (\{\ ^ ace or P ,ain
Pink Ip 1 aUU 32 to 44
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Ladies’ Dress Shoes $1.00
Cotton Prints 4 Yds. $1.00
Sh^g Rugs .. — $1.00
Curtain Goods . .4 Yds. $1.00
Pillow Cases r 3 for $1.00
Pillows . . . $1.00
GOOD QUALITY HEAVY MUSLIN
140 Thread Count — Special
SHEETS .. . $1.99
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Men’s Furnishings
Rayon Dress Socks 10 pair $1.00
Men’s Undershorts 2 pair $1.00
“T” Shirts 2 for $1.00
Men’s Pajamas 2 pair $5.00
Sleeveless Sweaters $1.00
Athletic Shirts 3 for S1.00
White Handkerchiefs 20 for $1.00
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Boys Corduroy Overalls
Boys’ Flannel Shirts
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Overcoats. $12.50
All new stock, all this year’s styles. Fleeces and tweeds.
Sizes 35 to 46. These are actually $25.00 values.
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