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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
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PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NEWS OF JOANNA
CECIL O'DELL, Corresponde nl .md Renresentatlve
Bill Podg of Greenvile, and Miss
Rutoy Morton of Montreal, N. C.,
spent the week-end with the for
mer’s parents, | Mr. and Mrs. L. H.
Poag.
Rev. and Mrs. James Mitchell
are attending the Southern Baptist
convention in Chicgo, 111
l resses dressed in colorful costumes
| of their native countries. Those tak
ing part were Mesdames Lee Thomas,
! Charles Murphy, Harold Murphy,
Frances Giles, Bertha Stroud, J. O.
, Hueble, and Frances Murphy.
Since this was Youth Week one of
A. girls. Miss
Mr. and Mrs. Carson Nabors, Mr.
and Mrs. Louie Nabors spent the the Intermediate G.
week-end in . Charlotte, and Stokes- Claudette Parrish, acted as president
dale, N. C., with relatives. of the society. Plans were made for
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Galloway a mission study class to be held in
and Miss Catherine Flow spent last June. *
B^Garrett of Fort Mill ^ A \ the conclusion the busines * Mrs. Lavinia Cooley.
. Mrs - w * M111 » session ice cream sodas were served 1 Status of Women
Mrs. D. M. Carr spent last Wed- visited her daughter, Mrs. perl Jacks, t0 the 2 5 ladies present by the host-' Diaius OI women
nesday in Charlotte, N. C., with her and Mr. Jacks recently. . . esses, Meslames R. L. Francis, Fran-
sister, Mrs. Hugh Cathey. Messrs. Alec Crawford, - Frank ^ Giles an<J y w Frady.
Mr. and Mrs. James Lovelace, Miss Clark, Walter Regnery, and P. B
Local Treasurer—Mrs. H. M. Will
ingham.
Assistant—Mrs. C. R. O’Dell.
Secretary or literature— and Pub-
fcatipns—Mrs. Rudolph Prater.
Assistant—Mrs. Alvin Bedenbaugh.
Social Service—Mrs. Floyd Ab
rams.
Assistant—Mrs. John Gaskin.
Supplies—Mrs. Frank Trotter.
Spiritual Life—Mrs. Joe Abrams.
Secretary of Missionary Eucation—
Mrs. J. L. Ab
rams.
Birth Announcement
Gardner
Mr. and Mrs. Julian Gardner of
Jackie Lovlace, Mrs. Jack McCar- Mitchell left Monday to attend the
thy and Mrs. Lester Hair spent the American Textile exposition in At-
week-end in Charleston. lantic City N. J. _
Mr. and Mra. Roy Miller of Green- . Mr. and Mrs.. A. S. Holt are spend- Granville, announce the birth of a
wood, were Sunday guests of Mr. ing two weeks in Magnolia Ark., with daughter, May 9 at the Greenville
nd Mrs. Walter Fulmer. the formers mother, Mrs. Fannie Gen^j-gd hospital. Mrs. Gardner will
Mrs. J. J. Abrams spent Friday Holt. „ . , be remembered by her friends here
night and Saturday in Greenwood Mr, and Mrs. W. P. Byars and son as Miss Betty Jean Waits.
with Mr. and Mrs. Bud Kay. - visited relatives in Greenwood Sun-
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Niver, Jr., day. , „ ! Methodist Revival Services
and chidren were week-end guests Tony and Jerry Fulmer of New- Revival services are in progress
of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Niver, Sr., berry, spent Friday night and Satur- a ^ Methodist church. Rev. M.
at Bluff ton. ‘day with Mrs. Swannie Wicker. K Me dlock, of Spartanburg, and
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Wilingham and Mr. and Mrs. Grey Stroud and g ruce Galloway of Trenton, are with
Johnny joined Mr. and Mrs. C. N. children were week-end guests of Mr. us You are invited to at-
Franks of Clinton and visited Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Burns in Travelers ^ en( j ^e services each evening at
and Mrs. Charles Franks in Columbia Rest. at 7.30 o’clock .
Sunday. | Mr. and Mrs. Jobie Davenport and
Mr and Mrs. J. O. Ray spent the children were Sunday guests of Mr.
week-end in Rutherfordton, N. C., and Mrs. Pete Bates near Prosperity,
with Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Arrowood j Mr. and Mrs. Bud Starnes and
Mr. and Mrs. James Evans were Cynthia of WhitmirCand Miss Peggy
week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Nell Girk of Ware Shoals, were re-
James Genn in Durham, N. C. cent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Mrs. Tom Deery of Brookfield 111., Darneh
visited Mrs. Cecil O’Dell and other, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Leahman
friends here on Tuesday. and son of Belton, spent the week-
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Russell, Mr. end with Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Fran-
and Mrs. Milton Bridges spent Sun- i cis.
day in Charleston and visited Mag-| Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Lowman, Jr.,
nolia Gardens. | and son, Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Starnes
Mrs. Tommy Craft spent the week- ] of Greenwood, visited Mr. and Mrs.
end in Rock Hill with Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Lowman, Sr., Sunday.
A J Slice. 1 Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Wilingham and
Mr. and Mr,. Cecil O'Dell and Hirtid were Sunday dlnner riests was ^ b Mrs p Mrl
children waited ttejatter'a parent,. ot_Mr. and-Mrs. Guy Prater in Cm- wilu>mj Ust P Xuesiay earning at me
monthly meeting. Assisting her in the
Following the business hour the
hostesses, Mesdames E. H. Hunnicutt,
B. C. Flow and Floyd Abrams, served
strawberry short cake and ice cream.
Among The Sick
Friends of C. R. Thompkins will
be interested to know he is recuper
ating at his home after a stay at Jo
anna hospital —.
Julian Hawkins has been dis
charged from Joanna hospital after
being treated several days last week.
Baby Taylor, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Golden Taylor, is a patient at the lo
cal hospital.
Methodist Ladies Meet
The devotion and worship pro-
...... -..v. £ram, "Christianizing Our Homes,”
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil O’Dell and H^d^werTsunday dinner guestsi
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Craft, in Silver- ton.
street Sunday • ! ^r^Josie Air^ofR^ileTenn discussi(m were M€sdames Tillman
Mrs. Ernest Johnson and Mary of is spending the week with Mr. and jMo ^ John Cobb and Mrs ^
Sunday*. I Mr a?d Mw. Gordon Pendleton of Wri * rht Th* ov*r!
Mr. ind Mrs. Roy Boyce were Greenville, visited Mr. and Mrs. H.
week-end visitors of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Seymour Sunday
E. Boyce in Sumter.
Miss Patsy Smith of Ware Shoals,
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Owens, Mr.
and Mrs. James Timmerman, Mrs.
spent the week-end with Miss Bet- i Rachel Crapps, and Miss Elizabeth
ty Ruth Hueble. Lyons visited in the Smoky moun-
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Crowder tarns Sunday,
spent the week-end in Mountville' Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Dickey, Misses
with the former’s parents, Mr. and 1 Elizabeth and Essie Mae Dickey
Mrs. J. C. Crowder. | spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Harris were J. B. Livingston in Prosperity,
week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy ! Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Alexander and
McCarthy in Lexinflton. Stan visited friends in Fort Mill
Mrs. Louise Farmer, Mrs. R. H. Sunday.
Frazier and children visited Mrs. Eu-
Wright. The president presided over
the business session and at this time
the officers and committees gave a
yearly report of their work which
was very commendable.
It was with deep regret that Mrf.
Pearl Williams resigned as treasurer,
having served in this office for 14
years. Her faithfulness and untiring
efforts will long be remembered by
her co-workers. The following of
ficers were elected to serve for the
1950-51 fiscal year:
President—Mrs. J. M. Ross.
Vice-President—Mrs. J. C. Simp-!
nice Welchel in Clinton Sunday.
Mrs. Mattie Brock Harris of Spar
tanburg, Mrs. W. Montgomery of e d Mr. and Mrs
Long Island, N. Y., and Mr. and Mrs., Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Warren of s0 *l' ,. _ _ T .
Chester Mr. and Mrs. John Weath-j R <*? r dmg SecreUry—Mrs. Johnny
ers and Kathy of Spartanburg, visit-: 5tr0u ?-
Frank Samples' Assistant—Mrs. Algie Abrams.
Corresponding Secretary — Mr*.
Curtis Jackson and children of Honea
Path, were Sunday guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Luther J. Brock.
Major Fred L. Ross of Marion,
spent a few- days during the past
Mr. and Mrs. Sloan Rowland were
recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Weinberg in Athens, Ga. -
Mrs. Perry Swygert, Mr. and Mrs.
Curtis Salters.
Assistant—Mrs. E. H. Alexander.
Treasurer—Mrs. Pat Bowers.
Assistant—Mrs. Vernon Gamer.
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Misses Geraldine Bowen, Lida Mae week-end. Mr*. is Mrs.
Burnett, Patsy Rowe, Mrs. Mary Perry Lee Swygeri s mother.
Rowe and Earl Stewart of Clinton,
visited Chimney Rock, N. C., and; w hUrCll >°
other points of interest in the moun-j i
tains Cindav I of tbe Baptist church met,last Tues-
Mrs. Sallie Crocker, Mr. and Mrs. th « Jt*
Quillen Brotherton and Carol, Mrs. church. The 1 1
Charlie King and Misses Frances and was as a llvin *
Brenda King of Whitmire, visited Mr. ™*h arrangements of white gladio.i
and Mrs. John Gaskin Sunday. 1 and pot plants.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Howard of At- J The program chairman, Mrs. D.;
lanta, Ga., were week-end guests of M. Carr, presented "Invisible Bridg-
Mr. and Brs. E. J. Wilingham. . es" as a television program with act-
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