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Thursday, March 16, 1950 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Pace Thre* 1 PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NEWS Of JOANNA MRS. CECIL ODELL, Correspondent and Representative Mr. and Mrs. Edvin Dodgen of 4 Newberry, and Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Counts of Prosperity, visaed Mrs. Bell ^Tew Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gresham and Jack Holsonback were Saturday vis itors in Greenville. Miss Johnny Bell of Spartanburg, spent last Wednesday with Miss Jua nita Rowland. Mr. and Mrs. Nudie Brannon and Donna spent Sunday with the for mer’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Brannon, in Silverstreet. Misses Hilda Oxner and Ruth Hair and Wendell Hair spent Saturday in Columbia. Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Oxner were Friday visitors in Spartanburg. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Leahman and Steve of Belton, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Francis. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Leahman, Mr. and Mrs. Francis visited relatives in Spartanburg. Mrs. J. M. Ross joined Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Verner of Piedmont, and spent a few days last week in Co lumbia with Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Hair. Mrs. Roy O’Dell of Fort Mill, was the week-end guest of her sister, Mrs. C. R. O’Dell, and Mr. O’Dell. . On Sunday they visited Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Craft of Silverstreet. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Morris and son visited relatives in Greenwood Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ross of Mon roe, N. C., Miss Roseanne Little and A1 Little of Charlotte, N. C., were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. * M. Ross. „ Mrs. Annie Mae Harvey, Miss Frances Harvey, and Ladson Grant of Woodruff, Mrs. Clyde Williamson and sons, and Ronnie Hawkins of •Greenwood, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Johnson and family. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brannon and children spent Sunday with the lat ter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Sul- ton, in the Bush River section. Mr. and Mrs. John Fulmer were Sunday visitors in Silverstreet. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Rhodes and Mrs. Doug Rhodes, of Greenwood, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. James Lovelace. Miss Linda Henderson of the Fair- —view community, visited Misses Bet ty Jo and Ernestine Boyce Sunday. _ ♦ W. M. S. Meets were given for finding hidden gifts. After gathering the many packages, Jackie opened and passed the gift^T Out-of-town guests for the party were Misses Sue Cooper, Maty Ellen Cannon and George Henry of Clin ton, Mr. and Mrs.-Jack McCarthey of Greenwood, Mrs. J. C Brown, Jimmy and Barbara Brown, and Miss Peggy Adair of Pauline. Birth Announcement^ ' Davis Mr.-and Mrs. Bob Davis o! Joanna and Charlotte, N. C., announce the birth of a daughter, Mary McDuffie, March 11, at Hays hospital in Clin ton. Mrs. Davis is the former Miss Jean Templeton. Copeland Mr. and Mrs. Hirold N. Copeland announce the birth of a son, March 7, at Hays hospital. Mrs. Copeland is the former Miss Nellie Brazil of Clin ton. The Woman’s Missionary society j of the Baptist church met in the as sembly room on Tuesday evening. Miss gtta Adams was program di- rector of the month, and in a novel | manner led a round table discussion i of various Scripture passages. An in- i terestirig feature was the inspiration- j al messages given by two young men, | active in their church youth organi- , zations. Jimmy Stewart presented a challenge with the theme, “Witness ing for Christ,” and Horace Hamm, Jr., on “Soul Winning.” Special mu- j r sic was given by Mrs. Frances Giles, j pianist, and" Mrs. Rolf Clark’""vpcal- ’ - ist. . , Mrs. E. "J. Willingham presided J during the business session. Tiie community missions chairman an nounced their work for the month as sponsoring cottage prayer meet ings on Thursday, March 23, in prep aration for the revival. Plans were made for the local members to attend i the state W. M. U. meeting in Co-J lumbia. Following the business session a salad course, sandwiches, cookies and i coffee were served by the hostesses, 'Mesdames Harold, Charles and T. G.j Murphy. Card of Thanks My sincere thanks to all my friends who remembered me in any way during my recent illness. Also Dr. McFadden and the nursing staff of the hospital tor being so nice to me. May God richly bless each person .who had. a part in making my, stay | in bed a pleasant one. —Mrs. Lester Hair. ! New Visiting Hours New visiting hours at Joanna Me morial hospital are as follows: 10 to 11:30 a.m.; 1:30 to 4:30 p.m.; 6 to 3 p.m. . I The immediate family, which in cludes husband, wife, mother, fath er, sisters and brothers, may visit at other hours. Children under 12 years of age may visit parents during vis iting hours only. It is necessary that the sick have proper rest in order tnat they may i get well. With this in mind, we are asking that all visitors be consider- ate of other patients while visiting,; not to make your visits too long and not to visit patients at meal time. In order for the nurses to give the! care needed for getting patients ready for a good night’s rest, we are asking you to note the change in the night hours particularly. —Miss Kittie Mae Mosley, r Supervisor. Dickson Mr. and Mrs. David P. Dickson an nounce the birth of a son, George Timothy, at Blalock clinic March 1. Dixson Mr. and Mrs. Billy Don Dixson, of; Columbia, and Chattanooga, Tenn., j announce the birth of a daughter,! Debby Lynn, March 8. Mrs. Dixson is the former, Miss Frances Bragg of Joanna. ‘ Celebrates Birthday On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Davenport entertained their families with a dinner in honor of the birth day of their twin daughters. The lit tle girls were dilighted with the lighted birthday cakes. The paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Davenport, Sr., their maternal grand mother, Mrs. Swannie Wicker, and great-grandmother, Mrs. Bell Tew, were among those present for this delightful occasion. With the Sick Miss Faye Russell has returned to her home after being a patient at the local hospital several days. James Evans is a patient at Hays hospital for treatment. Miss Peggy Jo Shands is a patient at Joanna Memorial hospital. - J. D. Cotney is recuperating -at ^he local hospital from burns suffered in an explosion Saturday morning. Neal Stevens, son of Mr. and Mrs Elvin Stevens, was - confined to his home last week with measles. Mrs. Ryan Poag was a patient at Hays hospital last week. Miss Betty L. Tucker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Tucker, is re cuperating at her home following an appendectomy at the Newberry hos pital. Mrs. Jeanette Marshall is a- pa tient at Hays hospital. Friends of William Dunlap will be interested to know he had a check-up Saturday at Dr. Moore's clinic in Columbia, returning to his home in the afternoon. Norman Floyd is confined to his home on Milton road. Friends are glad to see G. N. Foy out again after being jll last week. Enlargement Campaign Now in progress at the Joanna Baptist church is an enlargement campaign, which will continue through Friday night. The teachers are Kermit King, state Training un ion department, teaching the adults; Rev. Cooper Patrick, of the First Baptist church of Orangeburg, teach ing the young people; Miss Dorothy O’Dell, of the First Baptist church of I Pickens, teaching intermediates; and Rev. James Mitchell, pastor of the local church, teaching juniors. The story hour will be open each evenihg for all children up to nine years of age. SIX-INCH SERMON By Rev. Robert H. Harper THE FAITH THAT SUSTAINED THE CHURCH Lesson for March 19: Acts 26:19- 23; Romans 5:1-8; Hebrews 12:1-2. Memory Selection: II Timothy 1:12. When Paul appeared before King Agrippa, he gave an account of his conversion and his subsequent la bors. And he de lared that he had not been disobedient unto the hea venly vision. And it may be said that :aith in the crucified and risen Lord had sustained the, churoh through the ages. In the second passage of the lesson text we examine Paul’s teaching of justification by faith. The plain no tion of justification is pardon and restoration to God’s favor. It meant acquittal before him. It prepares a man for regeneration by which a sin ner is saved from the power of sin over him. The one condition of justification is faith in Jesus. For “while we were yet sinners Christ died for us.” Have you personal faith in Christ as your Redeemer from sin and your hope of eternal life? There are witnesses to the faith among the dead, as we call them. But they are living with their glori fied Lord. They who dwell with Js- sus in heaven are concerned about us. Paul thought of the saints in glory as a great cloud of witnesses about us as we run the race, looking unto Jesus. Let us be encouraged that they are looking on while we run. There may be earthly foes that would deter us, but what should they matter while we feel the presence of the saints about us and as we look unto Jesus, the “author and finisher of our faith.” Miss Lovelace Entertained One of the loveliest parties of the month was a surprise birthday party complimenting Miss Jackre Lovelace last Thursday night, given by her mother, Mrs. James Lovelace. Jackie arrived at the church to at tend craft night. Opening the door to the assembly room, she was greeted by a group singing “Happy Birth day,” a two-tiered white cake, trim med with pink and green, and burn ing candles. * The young people enjoyed an eve ning of new and novel games. The hostess served sandwiches, po tato chips, pickles and soft drinks. The guest of honor punctured five balloons^ and in each one directions New Eastern Star Officers Goldville Chapter 154, Order of the-_ Eastern Star, announces ihejist of officers tor the coming year, as follows: \VortfTy***’Matron, Mrs. Mo- ocene Brazel; Worthy Patron, James Fulmer; Associate Matron, Mrs. Bet ty Thompkins; Associate Patron, Walter J. Rice; Secretary, Mrs. Vir ginia Boyce; Treasurer; Mrs. Corene Phillips; Conductress, Mrs. Mildred Bowers; Associate Conductress, Mrs. Mildred T. Rice; Chaplain, Roy L. Boyce; Marshal, Mrs. Mary Ann Wright; Organist, Mrs. Bertha Ful mer;. Adah,,Mrs. Vernel Evans; Ruth, Mrs. Reba Bragg; Esther, Mrs. Susie Garner; Martha Mrs. Louise Thomas, Electa, Mrs. Velma Long; Warder, Mrs. Ruth A. Thomas; Sentinel, C. E. Cnapman. . I Card of Thanks It is with a grateful heart I say thank you to each one for all the kindnesses shown me during my stay in Joanna Memorial hospital. The flowers, cards, visits from friends and pastors of the various churches were greatly appreciated. I have re turned to my home in Whitmire, but my thoughts and prayers are j^ith you good folk of Joanna. ’ —Mrs. Dora Lee Slayton. Hospital Staff Grateful Dr. D. H. McFadden and the nurs ing staff of Joanna Memorial hos pital wish to express their sincere gratitude for the splendid cooperation shown by the people of Joanna, Clin ton and Newberry and friends of the Wise and Kinards families in offer ing blood donations Saturday in time of an emergency. —* — Call 74 FOR OFFICE SUPPLIES CHRONICLE PUBLISHING CO. 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