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Six THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Thursday, October 13, 1949 PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NEWS OF JOANNA MRS. CECIL O'DELL. Correspondent snd Representative Mr and Mrs. Rafo Boyce and fami-| ]y sited Mrs. Boyce’s sister. Mrs.! Arnold Alexander and Mr. Alexan-1 de: in Timmonsville Sunday. • j Mr and Mrs. Charlie B. Dickey of Greenville visited relatives here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Hair were Sun- dav visitors of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Boss and Mrs. W. W. Hair. Mrs. James Simpson and Dusty spent the week-end in Donalds, with Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Jackson. Mr. Simpson joined them on Sunday for the day. Mr. and Mrs. Emory visited Mr. end Mrs. Claude Suber in Newberry j Sunday afternoon. Miss Betty Clarke was the week end guest of Miss Betty Bright of Charlotte. N. C. M:ss Dorothy"'Stogner of Clinton spent the week-ertd with Mr. and Mrs. Homer Stevens. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Girk and Peggy of Ware Shoals were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde At kins. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bragg. Jr. and small daughter of Clinton spent Sun day with the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Simmons. Mr and Mrs J. O. Ray spent Sun day ;n Shelby, N. C. with W. B. Ar- rowcod. Messrs. Mac Singler and Ray Byars of Charlotte, N. C. visited Mrs. Hattie Byars Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Brawley Jr. of Union were Sunday guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Brawley. Mr. and Mrs. Grady Shealy of Saluda, were recent week-end gufsts of Mr. and Mrs. Broadus Bledsoe Mr and Mrs. Virgil Holley. Charles, Mrs. Walt Fulmer Sunday. Holley, Mrs. Betty Webb and Miss Miss Flora Nell Holsonback was Gertrude Webb visited friends in the week-end guest of Miss Shir- Whitmire Saturday. , lene Berry of Whitmire. Mrs Marie Price. Lenord and Jan- Earl O’Shields of Columbia visited ire rrr~spebcnhg the week in Green- Mr. and Mr*. R. L. Frances Sunday, ulle A.th Mr and Mrs. J. L. Roches-j Among the many from Joanna al ter tending the North Carolina-South John Gaskin spent the week-end Carolina football game .n Columbia Bauknight's brother-in-law. Harmon Inman. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Doolittle were Saturday visitors in Columbia. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Brown spent Sunday in Anderson with Mr. and Mrs. G. L. and Mr. and Mrs. J. E Higginbotham. Mr. and Mrs. David Madden and son were Sunday visitors in Ware Shoals. Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Duckett of Newberry spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Holsonback. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Nabors and daughter of Laurnes, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Grover Na bors. Mrs. Isaiah Corley of Lexington, and James Hendrix of Greenville! spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. | Hayne Willingham due to the ser-1 ious iliness of their mother. Mrs. ‘ Elizabeth Hendrix. Mrs. Hendrix continues ill at Joanna Memorial J hospital. Sgt. and Mrs. Grady Darnell of j Charleston were week-end guests of I Mr. and Mrs. Luke Clark. Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Edward j leaman will be interested to know! they are now making their home in i Belton. Mr. Leamon is connected with the Pilot Life Insurance. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Davis of Ware Shoals visited Mrs. J. W. Davis and Mr. and Mrs. Tot Stewart Sunday Friends of Mrs. D. M. Carr will | regret to learn her mother. Mrs. C. W. Moore is quite ill at the home of a daughter. Mrs. Hugh Cathey in Charlotte. N. C. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Miller and Ju dy of Greenwood visited Mr. and C* 3 imden an d we nt on a deer hunt Sautr day wer' e M r. a nd Mrs. Cecil Mr and Mr $ W. E (' ley of An- Bisho p. M r a nd > 1r$ Ca rl Fr. il. i/€*Il, n spent ! Sund ay with t eir son. Chari 11* ilerr R u dOi ah Prater. J.. 7T*. C •s Coolev 1" Mr* Co< 'ley. Lawr tact Jen km«. Jo Ross. E L. Mr « Fred Ri>*« and c *hi!< Iren of m m r. R »lph Pr iter, ! R o!f Clark. M r>n were wet i'k-end gu e«ts of Jame 4 Hal ling swot .*. • and Guy Prat- * f r and Mrs J D O'De 11 O m Sun- er. , V they had the follow: mg guest*. Mr s W H Th mas w« is ca! led to M M.nn.e Brid of Ne w berry. Spar! anbui r j? iast week ( due t :o the ind Mrs I • • Bridges an id Judy death 1 of her oro the: '-ill' •law. Jun rf N: nety Six Thonr ipson Mr and Mr*. Major < Ow< pn* of Mr and Mr * n ovet ■ Oxner. Hilda W • mrc visit ed M r and Mrs. Broad- Oxne r and I Mi r*. Peirl Wi Uil AITl s vis- us Baker Sunday. ited Mr* Ox net’s ?tft er. Mrs. R J. Rev. and Mrs H H Baukmgh: Patterson in Columbia Sunday. and family were called to Columbia ♦ — Friday due to the death of Mrs Miv O'Dell Entertained On Saturday evening. Miss Frances O'Dell of Newberry, young bride- elect of this month, was compliment ed with a miscellaneous shower at the home of Mrs Frances Oswalt The living room was attractively decorated with mixed crysanthemums and the guest of honor's chair was in pink and white. Large pink wed ding bells were hung from the ceil ing. During the evening ga/nec were enjoyed carrying out the br.dal mo tif. Prizes were won by Mrs Mary Boyce. Mrs. Lewis Murphy and Mrs. E J. Willingham. The hostess served a salad course, ainties. bride’s cakes and iced drinks. THOMPSON'S MORTUARY Complete Funerals $150.00 up AMBl’LANCE SERVICE Phone 450-M Hinton. S. C. B L. THOMPSON and E. M. THOMPSON. Gen. Mgrs Dr. Felder Smith Optometrist Laurens, S. C. 126 EAST MAIN STREET South Side Public Square HOURS FOR EYE EXAMINATIONS: 9:00 to 5:39 Wednesdays 9:00 to 12:39 Phone 794 for Appointment * u JAMES CARSON, M.D. Has Opened Offices in the t JACOBS BUILDING CLINTON, S. C. For GENERAL PRACTICE OF MEDICINE Also Diseases of the Eye Contact Lenses and Movable Artificial Eyes and Everything the Eyes Need. GLASSES FITTED Dr. ( arson has done post- ■ graduate work at Tuline Medi-. cal Eye Hospital in New Or-1 leans, and in Europe under the late Joseph Gabour, M. D. Consultation by appointment only. Office hours 9 to"3. Celebrates Birthday On Saturday afternoon the club house was the scene of much mer riment on the occasion of Sue Boyce’s ninth birthday. About 30 little friends help to make it a lovely par- tv. Outdoor games W-ere enjoyed, after which the gifts were opened by Sue. The hostess. Mrs. Elbert Boyce, as- I sisted by Mrs. W. J. Hogan, Mrs. J. J C. Dickert and Mrs. J. Z. Rogers | served ice cream, cup cakes, candy and orangeade. Attends Youth Rally Fifteen young people accompanied by the adult counsellors of fthe MYF attended the youth rally in Green wood last Monday evening. The Rally was held at Main Street Meth odist church and the speaker of the evening was Rev. Claude Evans of Walhalla. During the social hour the host church had recreation and refresh ments. W.S.C.S. Met Tuesday Mfs. E. R. Prater led an interesting program at the meeting of the Wom an’s Society of Christian Service last Tuesday evening. The topic being “Christ the Corner Stone of Our Schools.” Assisting Mrs. Prater were Mrs. Pearl Williams, Mrs. Boyce Ox- ner and Mrs. Vernon Gamer. . The regular business session was presided over by the president. Rou tine business was attended to af ter which the society enjoyed a so- ‘ cial hour. The hostesses, Mrs. J. M. Ross and Mrs. Walt Fulmer served barbecue sandwiches, date-nut cake, potato chips and coffee. With The Sick Mrs. Jack Morgan is recuperating at her home after undergoing an operation at Blalock’s clinic last week. Mrs. Rita Floyd has returned to her home after receiving treatment at Joanna hospital for a few days Jerry Ochiltree was treated at Jo anna hospital Sunday for a fractur ed arm. 1 | Miss Nadine Bridges and Phyllis Fellman are recuperating from ton-| ■ silectomys. Mr*. W. D. Beckam has returned .from General hospital in Spartan burg and is doing nicely at her home. Giving “more and bet ter foods for your money" was A&P’s policy 90 years ago—today. It’s tbe same policy aa we observe our Ann Page With Pork St Tom. Sauce . BEANS 2 19c Ann Page Salad DRESSING., ft 45c Ann Page Gelatin Dessert SPARKLE ..3 17c Ann Page Creamy Smooth Peanut Butter 35c Ann Page CRAPE JAM.. ^ 45c Ann Page Prepared SPAGHETTI 2'^ 25c Ann Pago KETCHUP — 'Sft 18c Ann Page Tomato Soup 3 “32 t 29c Throughout the peit 90 rrere AOP hoi endrovorrd to Improre Ito feeilltloe to to make food (hopping more pleasant, more convenient, more tatlifertory and more eroromlral for all. At we reach thli mlleotene—Onr 90th Tear— We »re even more determined to rontlnne this endeavor ai we helleve A"ieiiean heneewlves want and deierve nothing let, than the be*t In fine foeda end ehepplng convenelnces nt the loweit possible SALMON Coldstream Pink No. 1 Can 39c OCEAN SPRAY CRANBERRY Sauce 1 &ln' 17c dexo DROMEDARY DATE AND NOT Bread eft 17c •JUNKET" DANISH Dessert >>**. 11c SUNNYFIELD FLOUR FOR 12-0*. Bot 10-Ol Can 23c 33c ANN PAGE BLENDED Syrup BMTTHFIELD VIRGINIA Pig Pork IONA OR PACKER*! LABEL Tomatoes ... 2 cSft 23c SUBLET! BRAND Corn 12-Os. A&P’S OWN VEGETABLE SHORTENING dexo 3-Lb Can 81c SUNNYFIELD SELF RISING 69c Flour 10-Lb. Bag SUNNYFIELD Corn Flakes... 8-Ot. Pkg. 12c SOFTASELK Cake Flour Pkg. 41c JUNKET CHOCOLATE Fudge Mix Pkg. 31c IONA 30c Peas 3 No. S Caaa IONA SLICED OR HALVES 25c Peaches No. 2% Can LIBBY'S TOMATO Juice M-Ot. Can 27c CRISCO * Crteeo Label »-Lb. Special Offer ■ ■■ • Can 87c SWIFT’S PREM 39c JEWEL SHORTENING 4-Lb. On. 85c SWIFTNING SHORTENING 80c 3-Lb. Can Swift Meals For Babies STRAINhn. can 19c DIC ED, can 27c Piantf-r s Cocktail Salted PEANUTS 8-On. Can 30c NESTLES SEMI-SWEET MORSELS 6-Oz. Pkg 19c fresh fruit* 6t Vegetoble* ELORID% GRAPEFRUIT, 2 for . 17c LONG ISLAND TRIMMED CAULIFLOWER, lb. ... 8c f. S. NO. 1 WHITT POTATOES, 10 lb*. .. 39c LARGE STALK CELERY .. 15c CALIFORNIA BARTLLTT PEARS, lb Hr LARGE HEAD LETTUCE 19r S. C. GREEN BEANS, lb Ifle GOLDEN RIPE BANANAS, 2 lb* 26c RED DELKTOt R APPLES, 3 lbs. • • • • 26c FANCY YELLOW SQUASH, 2 lbs. 20c RED TOKAY GRAPES, 3 lbs. 27c HI M H PARSLEY 7c BUNCH RADISHES . 6c HONEY DEW MELONS, each ... 45c BASKET BRUSSELS SPROUTS 29c ARTICHOKES, each . 15c A&P COFFEE MILD A MELLOW 8 O'CLOCK.. 1 Lb Bag 43« . _ 3 Lb. Bag $1.21 RICH St FULL BODIED P cr 'C|RCLE 1- Lb. Bag 4«c _ 3 Lb. Bag $1.33 VIGOROUS St W1NEY BOKAR 1-Lb. Bag 49c . . 3 Lb. Bag $1.42 HOME STYLE OR SANDWICH MARVEL BREAD 18c JANE PARKER GOLDEN LOAF CAKE.... 25c MARVEL DINNER ROLLS ^ MNE PARKER SUGARED DONUTS py. .f 1 q <; ’rSr 19c SHORTENING SPRY ’eft 87c LUX TOILET SOAP 2 -21c LUX TOILET SOAP SWAN 3 22c SOAP 2 & 26c RINSO & 28c JERGEN’S LOTION MILD SOAP 4 b “* 27c LUX SWAN FLAKES 28c Lge Pkg. SOAP 16c Med. Bar DUZ 73c Family Siza LIBBY’S CORNEDBEEE HASH 33c POTTED MEAT 2 &T 17c 2 27c VIENNA SAUSAGE sir m DEVILED HAM 19c LUNCH TONGUE 29* H Slu Can