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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Thursday, February 2, 1950
NEW BLUE KEY MEMBERS AT P. C.
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Birth Announcement
Burts
Mr. and Mrs. Byran Burts of New-
berry ^nnoTince the birth of a^ son,
Michael Byranr at the Newberry
County hospital. •'
Mrs. Burts will be remembered
as Miss Ruby Lee Harrelson of Jo
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Class Meeting Held
The Ladies Class of the Baptist
■church met in the assembly room at
I the chufch on Monday for their reg-
| ular class meeting.
Miss Etta Adams had charge of the
worship program which was certter-
ed around “Wearing An Armor For
V i Christ.” — —
j During the business hour, Mrs.
, iF'rank Phillips, president, presided.
Plans were outlined for the coming
year’s work. . c •
Mrs. E. J. Willingham led the en
tertainment for the t social hour The
hostesses served apple-pie a-la-mode
and coffee. -•
— W. M. S. Will Meet
The W. M. S. of the Baptist church
will hold their monthly meeting on
February 7 at 7 o’clock in the church.
. Mrs. Jo^ Purdy will have charge
of the program. The hostesses for
the evening will be Mesdames C. O.
Parrish, Harriet Nabors and Lester
Hair. All members are asked to be
present and visitors are welcome.
Woman’s Club Meets Tonight
Will all members of Joanna Wom
an’s club please remember that the
February meeting will be Thursday
(tonight) at 7 o’clock. The chairman
has announced there will be a val
entine box to remember your Joan
na sister with a valentine, but no
gifts at the club, please.
Mrs. Carson Nabors and Mrs.
Frances Giles will present a musical
program with their music pupils of
Joanna schools taking part.
The social hour will be in charge of
Mrs. L. H. Poag and her group.
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Revival Starts Friday
The Pentecostal Holiness church
will hold a special three-day revival
beginning Friday February 3rd
through Sunday February 5th.‘ Rev.
Ray Steward of Greenville will bring
the message each evening. The pub
lic is cprdially invited"
Hunnicutt—Beaman
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hunnicutt an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter Anrjelda Genail, to Pvt. Troy
G. Beaman of Kinards and Camp
Carson, Colo. Pvt. Beaman is the
sorTot Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Beaman
of Kinards.
The wedding plans will be an
nounced later.
W. S. C. S. Will Hold
February Meeting,
The February meeting of the Wo
man’s Society of Christian Service
. of the Methodist church will be Tties-
day evening, February 7.
Mrs. J. C. Simpson will lead the
program of the evening, the topic
being “The World Must Learn To
Read.” The worship program will
be under the leadership of Mrs. J.
'J. Airhrhs. '^Op'eTiiwg'The Book of
Books.”
It is important that all members
attend the meeting, and visitors are
welcome.
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Shown here are five men tapped for membership in Presbyterian
colleRe’s Blue Key leadership fraternity. They are, left to right, top row:
Kd Campbell of McCormick, and B. A. Brown, of Kingstree. Bottom
row: Henry L'heureux of Ge^getown, Ed Kenney of Aiken, and Jim
llollandsworth -of Portsmouth, Va.
PERSONAL AND SOCIALHEWS OF JOANNA
MRS. CECIL O’DELL, Correspondent and Representative
Mrs. Hoyt Nobles, Billy Nobles) Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Jackson and I
and Miss Mary Ellen Clamp of children of Hpnea Path, were Sun-1
Newberry, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hair day guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. J.)
and Bobby were Sunday dinner Brock.
guests ot Mrs.. \V. W. Hair. Mr^ and Mrs. Richard Willingham
Mr. arrdrMrs. George Murrah and and Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Wicker
son of Johnston, visited Mr. and and son were Sunday guests of Mr-
Mrs. L A. Morgan over the week- and Mrs. Clarence Fulmer in New-
enct. . berry.
Mr. and Mrs. Rubie Landford Mrs. W. W. Hair and Ruth were
spent Sunday in Gaffney with Mr. Saturday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
and Mrs. T. L. Ellis. ‘ Hoyt Nobles in Newberry.
Miss Lucy Gilbert of Whitmire, MfsTWe—Johnson, Mrs. Cecil
was the week-end guest of Mr. and O’Dell, Jeff and Suzanne O’Dell;
Oliver Wicker. spent last Wednesday with Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. Emory Moore, Mr. Mrs. Roy Templeton in Calhoun
and Mrs. Ernest Osborne and sons Falls.
\ isited re.atives in Gastonia, N. C., Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Atkins visited
Sunday. i Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Bodie in New-
Mrs. D. L. Koon of Gramling, Mr. berry Sunday,
and Mrs. S. T Sessoms and family, Miss Mela Clara Dean of Clinton,
Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Sessoms and was the week-end guest of Mr. and
family of Newberry, Mr. arid Mrs. M rs. John Burnett.
George Frady 9 f Erskine and Win- M r. and Mrs. W. L. Ray and chil-
throp colleges, were guests over the dren of Charleston, spent the week-
week-end of Mr. and Mrs. Furman enc j vvith Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Ray.
' ^ r - an< ^ M rs - Ira Whittle were
Pfc. Donald Boozer of Cherry visitors in Greenville Sunday.
Point, N. C„ spent the week-end with M r. and Mrs. Jack Simmons at-
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray tended the funeral of Shealy Hall in
Boozer. Due West, Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Prater were Mr . and Mrs G w and
called to Batesburg Friday due to children were Sunday visitors in
the death of Mr. Prater s sister, Mrs. Newberry of Mr. and Mrs. Hamm
Nannie Miller. Those attending the Roof,
funeral services from Joanna were Mrs. Carlton Wehunt and Miss
Mr. and Mrs. E .R. Prater, Mr. and Dons Wehunt visited Me. and Mrs.
Mrs. Guy Prater, Mr. and Mrs. Louie q q Lever in Newberry Sunday. !
Nabors, Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Rowe, Messers Roy Boyce and Gene
-Ir, and Mrs. Bill Prater, Sump Bragg visited in Belton Sunday.
Prater. Mrs. Dolly Prater, Miss Mary Mr. and Mrs. Luther Wright vis-'
Evans, Ralph Prater, Mr. and Mrs. ited Mr< and M rs. R. C. Lollis of
Gene Prater, Mrs. Marvin Tucker , Honea Path Sunday,
and Miss Mela Ray Tucker. | Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Matheny, Pres-
£ nc * ^ rS ' ^ ® roc ^ anc * ^ rs ' V on Herlong, Misses Dorothy and Sal-
J, C. Simpson were Saturday visi- he Herlong of Johnston were Sun-
Joe
Herlong
tors ?r. Greenville. day g ue sts of Rev. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Johnson and Kay Giles.
Frances Darnell spent Sunday withj Mr and M rs. Paul Taylor of
Mrs. A 1 Campbell in Clinton. Greenville visited Mr. and Mrs. Hor-
Mr and Mrs. Cleye Brannon and ace Hamm Sunday,
children of Chappells, were Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Merchant
guests of ^lr. and Mrs. J 0 ^ nn y visited Mrs. G. C. Merchant and Mr.
Stroud - , , ahd Mrs. Norris Merchant in Kin-
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Girk and ards s unday
Miss Peggy Nell Girk of Ware Little Kay Frances Darnell, daugh-:
Shoals, visited relatives here Sun- ter of Mr and Mrs> Harold Darnell
day.
celebrated her second birthday Tues-,
day, January 31.
Mrs. Minnie Lou Kitchen, Miss Li-
M.r and Mrs. Rolfe Clark, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Turner, Mr.' and Mrs.
Fred E.lis A. E. Tinsley Jirn Tins- da Mae Burnett and John Burnett
ley. Miss Inez Tinsley, Mrs^Ramola visited friends in Columbia Sundajy. 1
Duniap and Junior Bruce Ellis, Mr. M r. and Mrs. L. H. Poag and Pat-
and Mrs. Bobby Beck and Mrs.
sy, Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Cole and son
Wiihe Beck visited Wil iam Dunlap attended the g raduat io n exercises at
at the Co umbia hosp.tal Sunday. ciemson Sunday. William Poag, their
Mr. and Mrs^ Harold Darnell vis- was a member of the graduatin g
ited Mr. and Mrs. Bud Starnes in , :
Whitmire Sunday. : 3 ' - m
Miss Joyce Frady of Columbia, ]
visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Furman Frady, recently.
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New Church Makes Community
Appeal
i Work on thg new Joanna Fire
Baptized church is now underway
and- it is hoped the building will be
completed in the next few weeks.
Already a number of contributions
have been made by members of our
church and other friends. We plan
next week to begin a drive in the
Joanna community fpr contributions
for the building fund. The canvass
ers will be Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Craw
ford, Rev. Fred Rowe and Luther 1
Medlock. All contributions made
to the above committee will be great
ly appreciated.
Services temporarily are being |
held at the home of Mr. Crawford,
181 Tillman Circle, P. O. Box 384.
—Rev. Roy Russ, Paptor.
Card of Thanks
I wish to thank the friends of the
spooler room at Joanna Mills for the
flowers, cards and cash donations
received during my recent illness.
—Mrs. Eula Quinton.
With The Sick
Mrs. Cecil Bishop is out again af-
*ter being confined tot her home with
flu.
Friends of William Dunlap will be
interested to know he has been mov
ed to the Columbia Hospital. *
Jimmy Farmer, Ann Lowman, the
Sohumpert children, Eunice, Ed-
I ward and Linda Rodgers have meas-
els.
Earl Rodgers has returned to his
home on Hampton street’ after un-
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