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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
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Thursday, March 2, 1950
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NEWS OF JOANNA
MRS. CECIL O'DELL. Correspondent and Representative
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Two Marooned
Jodnna Men Are
Rescued On Island
Dr. and Mrs. Douglas Ross and ed,the fungal of the former's broth-.y Evans Shca , 50 and L Eni .
children, Betty and Pat and Mary er. Clarence Atk.ns, in Gaffney last son 30 of Joanna> were rescU(?d
Sue Ross 01'Greenville, Mr. and Mrs. Friday.^ Monday afternoon from an island
S. L. Hair of Columbia, were Sunday Mr. and Mrs. I. H. Guin and fam- in Lake Murray on which they
iruests of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Ross. iiy visited relatives in Rock Hill re- niarooned
Russell Taylor, ministerial student cently. 1 'hours,
ot Wofford college, was the. week- Mr. and M*s. Hubert Godfrey and » '„ ■ .. , . •
tnd guest of Marvin Norman. Martha Ann spent the week-end with .. f . , ‘ .. ‘ '
Mr nn.1 Mrs. Fred Crocko,. Miss the latter's parents. Mr. and MrsJ ,fKd “ Mr.-Murphy, brought he
Mar,an Cracker. Mr. and Mr: C. J. Perry Duk es. near Batesburg. ' v “ » sh °™' n •>“
Brown of Camden. Mrs. Sallie Crock- Roland Godfrey was the lboal a ‘ ab!JU ‘ 2 0 clock ln ,he ^
eV and Miss F'rances King of Whit- end guest of Mr. and Mrs.
mire, spent Sunday with Mr. and Godfrey in Simpsonville.
Mrs. John Gaskin. i — 1 —
Hamilton spoke on Sunday morning
at the Associate Reformed Presby
terian church and in the evening pic
tures were shown of the work in
India.
{ Dr. and M/s. Hamilton are now
on a year’s furlough and are resid
ing in Statesville, N. C.
ning, March 3, at 7:30 p.m., for the
purpose of explaining the county
school reorganization plan.
The nine members of the reorgan-j
lization committee will be present and attend.
^V. R. Anderson, superintendent of
the Clinton schools, will lead the dis
cussion. ?
The public is cordially invited to
for approximately 16 First Fresbyterion
Has $27,332 Budget
For Year 1950-51
week-
James
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Jackson and
children of Honea Path, visited Mr.
and Mrs. L. J. Brock Sunday.
Mrs. J F. Lowman, Sr., and Miss
Ann Lowman spent the week-end in
Greenwood with Mrs. bowman’s son.
noon.
Numerous boats had patrolled the
lake since the men were reported
Birthday Party missing. They left Coogler's land-
Miss Lillian Bodie was guest of o clock Sunday morning
Ijonor at a birthday party given'by an< ^ were heard from again un-
her sister, Mrs. Bo Gardner, at Jo- , HI their rescue. ,
anna club Friday night. Forty- : TheMwo fishermen said that a
seven young people enjoyed this oc- strong wind blew their outboard
casion. 1 motor boat against the island and
.'the boat was filled with water,
J. F. bowman, Jr., and Mrs. Low-
man. J. F. Lowman. Sr., joined hi.! Durtn* the evening games and in- drowncd , he motor | eavi „„
M-ifn anH riamrhtpr Sundflv , formal dancing were enjoyed. wnicn arownea me motor, leaving
Mr and Mrs. w R. KUchen for- Mrs ' Gardner served *« cream. them stranded. When rescued they
mcrlv of Norfolk. Va„ and Joanna, i candies and cookies. jWere suffering from exposure but
are now making their home in Whit-i Miss Bodie opened and passed the we ^ e " ot “ in ser * ous condition. Both
mire with the former’s parents. lovely gifts - presented her by the sald the > r were a R cr a lone *
Mr. and Mrs Clisby Templeton guests present. ^ | 801116 night on the island.
;uid children and Mr. and Mrs. Frank ♦
Templeton visited Mr and Mrs B World Day of Prayer India MlSSIOnaneS
Templeton in'Greenville Sunday. j TheAVorld Day of Prayer was ob- . * p p pL llr _i
Mr and Mrs. Ezell Abney and served by the ladies of the Metho- M. r. V^fiurcn
daughter of* Newberry, visited Mr. dist church last Friday afternoon., , •
and Mrs. J. D. O’Dell Friday of last Around a worship center of open r ‘ anci D. Hamilton. m:s-
week. Bible and tall blue, candles, Mrs. j.! sionanes to India and their son, Lind-
Cecil O'Dell and Suzanne O'Dell J. Abrams presented a very interest- ' sa y’ a stu dent at Erskine college,
visited Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Craft in' ing program. Rev. Joe Giles gave an
Silverstreet Sunday. i interesting talk concerning a Japa-
Thp Every-Member Canvass of the
First Presbyterian church has been
announced for Sunday following the
morning wo-rSTup service. Members
are asked then to $o_to the-educa-_.
jtional building and make their pledg
es with their assigned divisions.
The goal for the year 1950-51, be
ginning April 1, has been given as
$27,332.00. divided for current ex
penses $19,832.00, benevolent caus
es $7,500.00. The budget as recom
mended by the deacons for operating
1 expenses is an increase of $5,327.00
over last year. The total budget last
year was $22,005.00.
School Meet At. !
Laurens Friday
were week-end visitors here. Dr.
A general meeting of the public at
large will be held in the Laurens city
on Friday eve-
schools auditorium
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Mr. and Mrs. Joe Johnson cole- nese friend and the power of prayer,
brated ;heir 19th wedding anniver-1 The meeting adjourned with the
r ary Tuesday. : singing of the Doxology and benedic-
Mrs. Lois Webb and children of,tion.
Clinton, were Sunday visitors of Mrs. I ♦ " -
Betty Webb. ! Woman’s Club Will Meet
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Leahman The Joanna Woman’s club will
and son of Belton, spent the week- meet Thursday night at 7 o'clock at'
end with Mr and Mrs. R L Francis, the club rooms. The program chair-;
Mr. and Mrs. James Bodie, Miss man has announced that Miss Peggy;
Lillian Bodie and Miss Marlene Low- Jo Shands will present an 'audio- i
man spent Saturday in Newberry visual program, assisted' by Mrs.'
with relatives. Frances Giles.
Mrs. Grover Nabors spent the The social hour will be in charge;
week-end in Charlotte. N. C.. with of Miss Hilda Oxner’s group.
Mr and Mrs. M. B. Summerville. With The Sick
There she joined Mr. Cooley and is Friends of Mrs. Lester Hair will
spending several days in Stokesdale, i regret to learn she continues ill fit
N. C., with Mr. and Mrs. Grover i Joanna hospital. 'j
Cooley. ' Little Tommy Jenkins is at home
Mrs. D. M. Carr attended, a dis- on Milton Road after being a patient
trict meeting of postmasters in; at the local hospital for a few days.
Woodruff Tuesday. E. J. Willingham is confined to his
Mrs. Russell Miller and Kathy of;home on Moultrie street on account
Bennettsville, are visiting Mrs. Mill- of illness.
er’s mother, Mrs. D. M«. Carr. j Fearless Rowe is ill at his home
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Tew of Fay- on Marion street.
-etteville, N. C., spent the week-end • Little Jerry Hall is recuperating
with the former’s sister, Mrs. Swan- at his home on Hampton street after
nie Wicker: - ~ Ian--automobile-accident Sunday, ,
Mrs. James Mitchell was a busi- Friends of Miss Mildred Bozard
will regret ot know she is ill at her
home on Milton Road.
ness visitor in Spartanburg Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stewart and
little Chuck of Columbia, were Sun
day guests of the former’s parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Tot Stewart.
Church Meeting
The Woman’s Society of Christian
Mrs. Pat Bowers and Billy Bowers Service will come together next
were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs..jTuesday night for their March meet-
Horace Poozer in Newberry. | ing. After the business program Mrs.
Mrs. Garnell Graham and daughter ( James Simpson and Mrs. Lavinia
of Walhalhi, and Miss Frances Gra-jCooley will be hostesses for the so-'
ham of Greenville, spent Sunday. c ial hour. All members and ladies
with Mr. and Mrs. Algie Abrams. of the church are invited to attend. 1
Ed Hunnicutt w’as a visitor in
Greenwood Saturday.
Honored With Party
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Wright and : Last Tuesday afternoon little Miss
Jack Wright attended the funeral of Martha Ann Godfrey was hostess to
John Pitts in Honea Path recently. > about fifteen little friends at a party
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Blakely, Bob in honor of her sixth birthday.
Blakely, Mr. and Mrs. Gettis Atta-1 Miss Effie Lou Godfrey entertain-
way and daughter of Greenville, ed the children, playing games on :t
visited Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Abrams the lawn and some indoor games.
Sunday. * The green, pink and white decor-
Mr. and Mrs. Champ Johnson and ated cake had six burning cnadles. I
family visited the latter’s mother,'! Mrs. Hubert Godfrey served ice
Mrs. R. C. Lollis, in Honea Path cream, individual decorated birthday
Sunday. squares and lemonade. Each child
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Atkins attend- -A-as given a plastic gift and balloons.;
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THEATRE
JOANNA, S. C. ,
Morning Show*—10 A. M.
Monday, Wednesday, Friday
Matinee—3 P. M.
Monday, Wednesday, Friday
Night Shows—6:30 and 8:30
Every Night
Admission 35c (29c plus 6c tax)
Children under 12—9c
Thur.-Fri. March 2-3
Challenge of
Lassie
Saturday March 4
Smoky Mountain
Melody
With Roy Acuff
Make Believe
Ballroom
Mon.-Tues. March 6-7
Yes Sir, That’s
My Baby
(In Color)
With Donald O’Connor
Wednesday March 8
. Secret Garden
. With Margaret O’Brien
Also CASH NIGHT
NEXT—
Abbott, Costello
Juniors Have Party
The Junior Sunday school class
of the Methodist church was enter
tained last Wednesday afternoon
with a party at the church. Their
teacher, Mrs. E. R. Prater, led the
entertainment of games and contests.
Refreshments of colored sup cakes
and hot chocolate were served the
group at the close of the party.
Birthday Dinner
On Sunday Mrs. Jack Holsonback
entertained for her husband in honor
of his 69th birthday with a family
dinner.
Those helping Mr. Holsonback
celebrate were Mr. and Mrs. Mar
gin Holsonback, and sons, of New
berry, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Duckett
of Newberry, ”Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hol
sonback and children, Mrs. Peggy
Snelgrove and r daughter, Mrs. Bell
Tew and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gresh-
•anftr : [
Church Board
To Meet Monday
The Executive Board of the Wom
en of the Church of the First Pres
byterian church will meet Monday,
March 6, at 4 o’clock. All members ;
are invited to be present. This will
be the last meeting at which the pres
ent officers will preside before the
new church year begins.
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