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A Page Eight THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Thursday, March 9, 1930 PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NEWS OF JOANNA MRS CFCIL O’DELL. Corrpspond* nt and Representative tan Mr. and Mrs. Colie Campbell were .Mrs. John Weathers and daughter,| a Sunday visitors in Edgefield wiLh Kathy, of Spartanburg, and s P ent j ‘ . s fh ^ ‘ Mrs Alice Berry. ; Sunday in Saluda with Mr. and Mrs. gaberdine suit with chocolate brown Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Fuller of Shepard Gardner Brown Bishop, of near Joanna. The Safety "committee at a fish, chicken vows were spoken a* the home of (and steak supper at Adams camp jn !Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Darnell on Mil-| Lake Murray. ! ton road Sunday afternoon at 4 j i n recognition of the best safety o clock. Rev. Joe Giles officiated, us-, recorc j f or ^6 year 1949, the super visory organization of No. 2 weaving; Murray, Mrs. Frank Motes, Mrs. T. E. Blackwell, Mrs. J. M. Davenport, Mrs. Earl Rodgers, ; of Joanna, Mrs. George 'Murrah of Johnston, Mrs. Wilbur Bates of Prosperity, Mrs. Marvin Outley of Laurens, and 27 accessories. grandchildren. Newberry, were Sunday guests of o^North cTrehnaVe 0 cou! Miss Mary Fuller. eu me an s..uw m m-wucn. Sun- James Jameson of near Clinton, : cla ^- visited Mr. ami Mrs. J. F. Lowman,! Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Arrowmod, Mr., Sr. Sunday. t i and Mrs. J. D. Arrowood of Ruther-j Mr and Mrs. Frank Sample joined fordton. N. C.. spent the week-end .— - —- - with Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Wray. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Barrett visited ,Mf. and Mrs. A R. Kellett in l^au- rens Sunday. pie will make their home with the groom’s parents'near Joanna. SOI department w'as also invited./Weav ing No. 2, with E. J. Willingham, overseer, closed the year with one Frady^Named Trustee lost-time accident which gave them! Furman W. Frady has been ap- a yearly frequency rate of 2.49. ! pointed trustee for School District 6, ing in and attending the Textile Bas ketball tournament in Greenville last week were: Johnny Moote, Mr., and Mrs. Cecil Farmer, Mr. and Mrs. Rudy McCarthey, Mr. and Mrs. Rich ard Willingham, Jimmy Farmer, Fay Montjoy, Thelma Bridges, J. C. Lam- ibert, Misses Peggy Jo Shands, Inez Tinsley, Nadine Bridges, Lillie Mae Franklin, Shirlen? Hannah, Clara Gosnell, Joyce Childress, Sybil Kel- i ■ Birthday Party Enjoyed the appointment. Mr. Frady has been appointed to - Choirs Plan Easter Music The combined choirs of- Joanna Baptist church have been rehearsing fin the vacancy caused by'the resig- Monday evening Brantley Bishop f or the past several weeks for their nation of Mrs. W. A. Moorhead, who program of sacred music w'hich wull has served as clerk of the local school be rendered during the Easter Hunter township, and has accepted' 1 ^. 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Hubert Boyd, Agent invited 14 guests toihelp him ce!e brate his seventh birthday. The par ty was held at his home on Pickens street. Brantley's.mother, Mrs. Cecil Bish- , op, led the children in numerous in door games and contests. Curtis Os- ser vices. The cantata, ‘‘When Christ Arose,” by Forrest G. Walter, will be pre sented under the direction of Pro board for a number of years, but who has recently moved from the community into another school disv trict. There are two other trustees, James fessor Milton Moore, of Newberry I Addison, chairman, and A. D. Bar- George Palmer of Emerson, Ga., spent the week-end with Miss Geor gia Lewis. ' ■ r of ^ Wh U mi r e^ 'were * week - end^ gu es ts boi ; ne 'T ^ P rize for pinning the ! college faculty, and the full program jron i ! Mr Mrc Trt>,n Rnrnptt 6 , tai1 on 1110 donkey ‘ , together with those taking special' ! table was overlaid in p arts will be announced later. Attend Gene Antr, Show white, with the green and pink ♦ anc j Mrs. Vernon Garner, ac- birthday cake with green candles as. Mrs. Morgan Passes companied Den No. 1 of the Cub a centerpiece. ! Mrs. Dora Bell Morgan, of near Scouts. to the Gene Autry show in Mrs. Bishop, assisted by her sister,, Joanna, passed aw-ay Sunday after- Greenville Monday. Those enjoying Mrs. Phillip Foster of Laurens, 1 noon at her home. She had lived in, this special occasion Barron O’Shields, Bobby Jenkins, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Buchanan, David Chandler, Bruce Abrams, Rolf Clarke, Jimmy Clarke, Carl Franzen, Walt Byars, Carl Stroud, Bill' Tinsley. Avery Bridges. ^ITBSCRIBE TO THr, CHRONICLR "The Paper Everybody Reads” end in Clinton with Mrs. Lois Webb. Miss Vera-Johnson was a week-end visitor of Mr. and Mrs. Simms Bow ers in Laurens. Miss Elizabeth Dickey joined her sister. Mrs. Roy Bedenbaugh/ and Mr Bedenbaugh and spent the week-■ bal]oons for favors end in Greenville with Mr. and Mrs , Brantley was delighted as he open- Charlie B. Dickey ed the many packages presented him Mr. and Mrs. Rolfe Clark and b his suests . Jimmy spent the week-end in Greer j ^ with Mrs. W. G. Puckett. Weaving Group Has Picnic Mrs. A F. Campbell, Mr. and Mrs,: The management of the Joanna _ K were\ Lsrry i served the cake, ice cream and can- Laurens county 22 years and attend- Garner, Jimmy Farmer, Rhett But- dies. The children had vari-colored ed Shady Grove Presbyterian church. ] e r, Jerry Lewis, Sandy Templeton ' Funeral services were held Monday Ji mmy Morse, James Adair, Eddy j at 4 o’clock at Shady Grove church, and Vernon Fulmer. Also attendin with Rev. L. W. Brown officiating., the show from Joanna were Interment was in the church ceme- Hawkins, Claudette Hawkins, Dusty <4 Jesse 1 Reeves, Mrs. Helen Dobbins, Judy, tery. Mrs. Morgan is survived by her Bill and Randy Dobbins, husband, five sons and eight daugh- Ms '50 D C. »Whitman- and--sons .of .Clinton.. Cotton- Mills was host• recently •• to -SO-j-ters: J .P., C. A., F. Hr, Fred W., and visited Mr. and Mrs. Joe Johnson members of the recently organized . J. H. Morgan of Joanna, Mrs. W B Sunday. ' * Mr. and Mrs. George Ammohds, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Culclasure and children of Newberry, spent Sunday! « with Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Hum- ft phries^ ig Major and Mrs. Fred Ross and ft children df Marion, were guests over *.♦ the week-end of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. ft O’Dell. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Craft of Silver- street, werp Wednesday guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. R. O’Dell. Troy Beaman of Camp Carson, Colorado, is visiting his parents, in Kinards and friends in Joanna. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fulmer visit ed relatives in Newberry Sunday. Mrs. J. W. Davis is visiting her son, Frank Davis, and Mrs. Davis in Ware Shoals. Mr. and Mrs. James Simpson, Mr.] and Mrs. E. R; Prater and Lavinia Cooley spent the week-end in Green ville and’ attended the finals of the, basketball tournament. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Carson Nabors, MF. j and Mrs. Louie Nabors were visitors in Charlotte, N. C., Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Louie Prater, Mrs.! Marie Price and Leonard visited relatives in Batesburg Sunday. Mrs. Lester Sweatt and children of! Columbia, spent last week with herj parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ruble Land-; ford. Mr. Landford joined her for the week-end, Mrs. Ben Jester spent a few days recently in Anderson with' her sister, Mrs. Emoline Nix, who is quite ill. Mrs. E. J. Willingham and Mrs. Carson Nabors were Saturday visi tors in Greenville. Misses Margaret Parker and Betty Smith spent the week-end in Dillon with Miss Parker’s parents. - Mr. and Mrs. Ted Montjoy and J children of Red Springs, N. C., spent : the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. ; Cecil Montjoy. j- Mr. and Mrs. Paul Adair of Toc- coa, Ga., spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Adair. Mrs. J. P. Johnson of Georgetown, is spending a few days with Mrs. B. j W. Oxner. 1 Mrs. Alma Hendrix of Saluda, is : visiting her daughter, Mrs. Raymond Merchant, and Mr. Merchant. ( Miss Mary Bannister of Green wood, will join the nursing staff at Joanna Memorial hospital March 15. She will reside in the apartments. Mrs. Roy O’Dell, Mrs. Sue Free man, Mr. and Mrs. James Brown and ' son of Fort Mill, visited Mr. and iMrs. Cecil O’Dell Saturday. Attend Tournament - Among the many Joannians play- COMMERCIAL HOUSEHOLD WIRING Electrical Appliance Repairing and Electrical Construction Work Floor Plugs A Specialty ARNOLD M. CANNON 406 W. Maple St. TeL 312-XJ LADIES SUITS • Gabardines • Tropicals • Sharkskins ^ Sizes: 9 to 15 32 to 40 ^10.95 to 37.50 if ii With the Sick Luke Wright is ill with flu at his home on Tillman circle. Little Jackie Hunnicutt has pneu monia. — ti Joe Anderson is a patient in the local hospital. ^ Mrs. Ed Hunnicutt Us a patient at Joanna hospital. Mrs. Gussie Osborne is a patient at Joanna hospital, having undergone an operation Monday. . | Mrs. Lester Hair has returned to her home on Marion street, after a stay at the local hospital. I Mrs. Slayton, after being hospital ized several days, is recuperating at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Jud- son Whitmire. Henry Hunter is ill at his home in the apartments. Friends of Mrs. Charlie Cole will regrert to know she has been serious ly ill in the General hospital in Greenville. She is recuperating from a major operation, but is still a hos pital patient. Curtis Merchant, young son of Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Merchant of Kinards, was a patient ait Joctnna hospital a few days las* week. Mrs. Lillian Bolick is ill at her home on Milton road. Mrs. Jeanette Marshall continues ill at her home on Milton road. T. E. Register is ill at the home of i his nephew, James Harrelson, on Ellis street. Sound Sfovie at Methodist Church A sound movie, ‘‘Barabbas, the Robber,”* a 40-minute picture, will be shown at the Methodist church March 15, at 7 o’clock. The public is; cordially invited. S ■| LADIES DRESSES • Teena Paige • Lamp! • McKettrick • Kay Carter . • Betty Hartford • Carla Gay Sizes 9 to 15 12 to 20 32 to 40 5.95 to 16.95 SPRING TOPPERS • Fleeces • Gabardines • Worsteds _ Sizes 9 to 40 8.95 to 16.50 Ladies MILLINERY • Straw Cloches • Felt Bonnets • Sailors • Derbies Many, many more Gaily colored botvs and veil trims 1.98 to 7.95 Ladies HANDBAGS • Pouches v ' • Shoulder Straps • Envelopes Leathers, straws, failles 1.98 to 5.95 Ladies LINGERIE • Slips • Gowns Satins, nylons, lacy trims 1.98 to 7.95 LADIES SHOES • Life Stride • Air Step • Valentines • Connie • Natural Bridl; • Miracle Trea • Buskens MEN’S SUITS • Curlee • Rockingham • Black Label Sizes 35 to 46 4* 29.50 to 39.95 MEN’S HATS • Champ • Friendline Fur felts — Sizes 6% to T'/z 2.98 to 7.50 MEN’S SHIRTS :! i • Arrow • Archdale • Bonaire i • Towne - : Solids, whites, stripes i Sizes 14 to 17 T 2.98 to 9.95 Dressy pumps, sports casuals, oxfords and sandals AAA to C — 4 to 10 Rowe-BUhop ' Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rowe, of Jo anna, announce the marriage of their daughter, Georgie ?»?*.!« “ON PARADE,” a prevu^ of fashion- wise, famous brands, and budget prices for every member of the family. BOYS SUITS • Gabardines • Plaids • Worsteds • Two Tones Sizes 4 to 18 5.95 to 19.95 GIRLS COATS • Fleeces • Velvets • Worsteds Sizes 1 to 14 5.95 to 14.95 GIRLS DRESSES • Taffetas • Rayons • Broadcloths • Plaids Sizes 2 to 14 1.98 to 3.98 Childrens and Infants - SHOES • Red Goose • Jumping Jack • Bumpers • Acrobat • Belkins • Campus, Jr. Pumps, Patents, Saddles, Loafers* Oxfords Sizes 0 to 6, 7 to 3 - 2.98 to 5.95 1.98 to 3.65 MEN’S TIES • Botany • Archdale • Art Solids, Bolds, Prints 1.00 to 1.50 SPORT COATS • Corduroys • Plaids • Solids • Checks Sizes 35 to 44 9.95 to 16.95 MEN’S BELTS • Hickok • Gem Dandy Leathers, elastics, plastics 1.00 to 2.00 MEN’S SHOES • Roblee • Weyenberg • Pedwin • Tom Terry • Natural Bridge • Greyhound 5.95 to 12.95 Oxfords, loafers, sports, kids, saddles A to EEE — 6 to 12 f 1 i