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^ r*- 1* \ \ v Page Six THE CUNTON CHRONICLE Thursday, November 3, 1949 ~* '”‘ ws “*-*IPB8«Ml AND SOCIAL NEWS OF JOANNA MRS. CECIL O'DELL. Correspond* nt and Representative will meet Tuesday. Nov. 8, at 7:00 o'clock. Mrs; Joe Purdy, program chairman, will have, charge of the program. It is important that mefn-1 Mr. and Mrs. O’Dell Camp and bers be present as plans for the an- daughter and Mrs. Annie Harvey of r.ual meeting will be discussed, ofli- Woodruff, spent Sunday with Mr. cers state. and Mrs. L. L. Johnson. * I Mr. and Mrs. Andy Gosnell. Miss CHI RCH BOARD TO MEET Clara Gosnell and Kenneth Boyce The executive board of the ^ omen vi ' sited in charleston over the week- cf the First Presbyterian church will ond meet Monday afternoon at 4 o’clock ' ^j r , ham and Harold, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Murphy, and Mr. and Mrs. Billy Will ingham and Johnnie. Little Folks Have Party On Saturday afternoon, October 29, thirty members of the beginners and gifts it the church. V. D. C. TO MEET • The Stephen D. Lee chapter. Unit ed Daughteds of the Confederacy. w:Il meet Thursday evening at 7:30 at the home of Mrs. Frank Miller. 2and other points of interest in North Carolina Sunday. , . . t , , . ., Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Abrams and, P nmar y departments gathered at the Rosemary spent Sunday in Little Methodist church for a Hallowe’en Mountain with D. E. Abrams. , P art y- The assembly room was deco- Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wrenn and fam-: rated in orange and black crepe ily spent Sunday in Great Falls w ith ^ trea f ner s with witches and goblins the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. han ^ n g The work - W D Boozer jers, Mrs. Mildred Bowen and Mrs. Mr.’ and Mrs. Pat Bowers and son Macie Brown led the children in spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W. ma "y interesting games, and served - — — - - , n in’KimrHc P ,nk lemonade and cookies. Each Wlth Mr ‘ ^ I Mr. and Mrs! A B. Galloway and child was « iven a Hallowe’en hat and and Mrs. Horace Poag and son, Mick ey, of Baltimore, Mo., Mr. and Mrs Calvin Poag and Patsy and Jean, Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Poag and Sheila and David of Joanna. Mr. Poag received a number of and Mrs. Carroll Young of Clinton. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Summer and daughter of the Fairview com mu Mrs. Charles Barnes. CLUB BREAKFASTS At RODDY'S . . . we will serve Club Breakfasts beginning at B A. M. daily. WATCH FOR ANNOUNCEMENTS EACH WEEK RODDY’S DRIVE-IN Quick Service Mr and Mrs. Allen Doolittle vis- 1 children of Trenton, spedt Thursday horn as favor _!;_^ ited Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Ramage in ! ^ rl r nnwrv° q r M nf P Tren WSCS To Meet Calhoun Falls Friday. ;, Mrs - A ; B - Galloway, Sr., of Tren- Mrs. Guv Clark visited her brother. ton . s P« n t a few days recently with and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Joe'Mrs. M. J. McFadden Owens in Union last week-end. son have returned to their home in; 'umbia with their sister Baltimore. Md., after a visit with; Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Poag and other The Woman’s Society of Christian i Service will have their monthly Mrs. Marion Hamm and Mrs. John meeting Tuesday evening, Novem- O’Dell Mr. and Mrs. Cecil O’Dell an nounce the birth of a son, Jeffrey Lee, Monday, October 31, at Joanna Memorial hospital. Mrs. O’Dell is the former Miss Lula Mae Attaway. Gardner Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Gardner an nounce the birth of a son, October 30, at the Newberry hospital. Mrs. Gardner is the former Miss Rebecca Wicker of Newberry. With the Sick Mr. Chandler is a patient at the Joanna hospital. Mrs. W. B. Murrah is ill at her j topic of the program is “The Land of | home on Magnolia street, the Crescent and the Five-Pointed | ♦ Rehearsal Party I Star.” Presbyterian Parties Immediately following the Tinsley-' The fall missionary study of the The primary and junior depart- and Mrs Horace Poag and i Fulmer s P ent the week-end in Co- her 8, at 7 o’clock at the church. The relativves here. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Jenkins and family and Mr. and Mrs. Claud Farmer and family visited in At lanta. Ga., over the week-end. Mrs. Annie Laurie Simpson spent , , _ , . the week-end with Miss Sallie Mae throughout the club rooms^ ] v n u-hitmirf* 1 In the reception room the brides Vnd Mrs Joe Turner of Green- table was centered with a three-tier-! mg high Saturday night at the Meth- ville Bowers rehearsal Friday evening Mr. WSCS will begin Wednesday night, jment of the Presbyterian church cel- and Mrs. E. .A Tinsley entertained Nov. 9. The study topic will be “Ja-| for the wedding party and relatives pan Begins Again,'" by William C. j at the Joanna club. ! Kerr. Mixed fall flowers were used i ♦ Young Methodists Have Party The witches and goblins were rid- ebrated Hallowe’en with a party Fri day at the home of Mrs. Frank Clarke. Hallowe’en decorations were used and appropriate games played. Mrs. Clarke and Mrs. Helen Bo- zard, department leaders, served re freshments. On Monday evening, Miss Mildred Bozard entertained the Presbyterian Youth Fellowship with a Hallowe’en party at Joanna club. Mrs. Henry Hunter assisted Miss Bozard in entertaining. After games and contests following the Hallowe’en motif, the hostess served doughnuts and cakes. Baptist Brotherhood Meets The Baptist Brotherhood had their regular monthly meeting Saturday, Oct. 29. The men cooked their supper of fried oysters, stew and coffee. Fourteen members were present. On Sunday evening they filled the choir and rendered special music for the evening service. FOR OETICE SUPPLIES CALL 74 a _ ‘ t c linr iav with Mr and ed wedding cake topped with a min- cd i s t church when the Senior Youth ^ * iature bride and groom on an ecru Fellowship met for a Hallowe’en Mrs. Frank Turner. \Tr- t o-nv Crmi-h wac railed to lace table covering. From each end ( party. Extending from the ceiling of F a ' ! Iv Thursday due w the Ulne“ of the table punch and small wed- J the assembly room were masses of J her mother Mrs. Esste Reeves, ding cakes were served by the bride’s dreamers in the Halloween colors a mother and Mrs. Wilbur Jones. From and from each window glared a M*! YOUR t i CAR SICK? i i i ! Hollingsworth. The highlight of the j evening was the hall of horrors. The! adult workers, Mrs. Vinia Cooley. 1 Mrs. Mildred Bowers and Mrs. Mary ; Simpson served lemonade and cook- i ies. And on Tuesday evening, Mrs. Jes- R O. day. Mr. MlS: I W£ D WCLCOMt 1 A CftANCC \ TO SERVE ^ COOPER MOTOR CO. Phone 515 West Main Street Fr-mcf^' hospital^'in ^GreenvUle. 1 S ' : another table molded ice cream bells j lighted pumpkin. V. ‘ P„rl Stroud J D John- and mints were served by Mesdames The entertainment was led by Billy son tnd Chari,fcol. attended “e William Dunlap, J. L. Brawley and Bowers, Marvin Manley and Jimmie Duke-Georgia Tech football game in' Miss Vera Johnson. Atlanta over the week-end. ! The bridal couple cut their wed- Mr. and Mrs J Lloyd Smith and ding cake daring the party. children. Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Na- , bors visited Mr. and Mrs. Gtis Crapps nnsiey-Bowers in Summitt Sunday. Saturday afternoon, October 29, at Mr. and Mrs Charles T. Stewart 5 o’clock at the Joanna Baptist church, t . • i ‘and son spent the weekend with the Miss Agnes Virginia Tinsley became sie Mae Prater entertained her junior, former’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. W O. the bride of C. D. Bowers. Jr. The nfP artment *’ lth a Halloween party. Stewart. bride’s pastor. Rev. James B. Mit- The O roup played many interesting Mr and Mr< Walter Fulmer and chell. performed the double ring g ames . including an old-fashioned George Walter visited Mr. and Mrs ceremony. |S? ke ^ Pe «’ fWl won the prize. Gr.ffm in Greenwood Sun- The ceremony was performed be-1 dr ‘ inks San W1C eS ’ 50 1 fore a background of fern. The ^ mi Mrs Ray Baozer and choir loft was covered in white with j Birthday Dinner sscs Sara Hollingsworth and a mass of ivy traceries resembling 1 •,!_ . Loui'O White visited Donald Boozer an ivy-covered terrace. The chtincel ed fo r their «nn RiM ei h e at Parrs Island Sunday rail was draped in folds of white, and afnner SnnHav r LTS ? Mr and Mrs. Rufus Darnell, Mr.'upon the rostrum baskets of white ( c u e ' r and Mrs J J Johnson and Mr. and, gladioli and branched candelabra ■ Mrs. Emory Moore attended a sing-1 completed the altar arrangement, ing convention in Fountain Inn Sun- M rs . Edward Lehman, cousin of dav. the bride, organist, and Mrs. Frances Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Floyd visited Giles, soloist, presented a program the former's father, J. G. .Floyd, in of nuptial music. Mrs. Lehman play-i Newberry Sunday. ed “To A Wild Rose,”’ and “The Ros-i | Miss Doris Bozard of Aiken, spent ar y” Mrs. Giles sang “Ah, Sweet the week-end with her mother Mrs. Mystery of Life,’ and “Because, and Helen Bzard. j "Seal Us, O Holy Spirit,” as a bene- i Mr. and Mrs. R P. Cole and Mrs.' diction. “Traumerei’” was softly B T. Fuller of Clinton, visited Mr. | played during the ceremony, and Mrs. Charlie Cole and the L. H. | Serving as ushers were Edward Poags Sunday. Lehman of Belton, and Harper Wher- Messrs. Walter Waits, Lester Hair, ry 0 f Newberry. Carl Franzen and Kelly Waits mo-, The groom had as his best man, tored to Asheville, Hendersonville hi s brother, Dan Bowers of Laiifens. — ■ The maid of honor and only at tendant was Miss Inez Tinsley, sis ter of the bride. She wore a gown of pale blue marquisette featured with a low neckline and full gathered skirt. She carried an old-fashioned Go G R E YH BOLDEST, NEWEST WATCHBAND THE MIGHTY £)tr (Jilldtuu! BY ^peuleC Tliis r'"*' ’ ?, new, hc-mnn’a bandisrer. 'niseentofthemighty chains with which medieval knmh : nr. their swords to tii.w Ukuior. Sir Galahad will make your wrist look Tugged, powerful; your watch richer, more expensive. And never in Speidel’s history has there been so dramatic a gift easel H ft 1UC* jr i.w i;i i:i" i “A Credit To South Carolina” SPEIDEL ‘‘Stops the Music” Every Sunday Night Tune in Your ABC Station. nosegay of fuschia asters and pom poms with streamers of wide satin ribbon. The bride was given in marridge by her brother, William R. Tinsley. Her wedding gown was of ice blue taffeta fashioned with an off the shoulder effect with self-covered buttons down the front bodice. The full hoop skirt was gathered at the waist and extended into a small train in the back. Her ice blue veil edged with wide lace was caught to the hair with a coronet of orange blossoms. She carried a prayer book topped with white gardenias. Mrs. Tinsley, mother of the bride, v/ore a suit of brown gabardine with brown accessories. Her corsage was peach carnations. Mrs. Bowers, mother of the groom, wore a dress of black crepe with matching accessries and her corsage w'as pink carnations. Immediately following the cere mony the bridal couple greeted their wedding guests in the church vesti bule. After a Wedding trip to Atlanta the couple will make their home on Magnolia street in Joanna. A large number of out of town friends and relatives were present for the ceremony. Big Hallowe’en Party About members of the Junior department and their invited guests gathered at the Baptist church Thurs day night for a Hallowe’en party. The assembly room was decorated in the traditional Hallowe’en colors, orange and black. Miss Ruth Hair, led the group in several interesting games. Mrs. Bessie Hamm, Mrs. Ruth Thomas, Mrs. Ella Buchanan and Miss Boots Thomas served sand wiches, cakes and cooca. 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