The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, May 18, 1950, Image 10
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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Thursday, May 18, 1950
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NEWS OF JOANNA ~
MKv CECIL O’DELL. Ccyrrspondrnt and Representative
Mrs. Walter Waits is spending sev- and son had dinner at A,dams Camp
era! days in Greenville with her Sunday.
daughter, and son-in-law, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stewart and!
Mrs. Julian Gardner. son of Columbia, spent Sunday with'
of Kinards; Mrs. Amanda Chandler 1
in the apartments; Edgar Whitsel on
Sumter street, and Baby Taylor of
near Clinton.
Friends of Luther Brock will re
gret to know he is ill at his home.
■■ r — • -j
Class Meeting
The Intermediate Girls’ Sunday!
Mr and Mrs Louie Nabors, Leon- the former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. school class of the Baptist church!
ard Price and L. E. Prater visited Tot Stewart. [ , held its class meeting Friday night j 1
relatives in Batesburg Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Johnson, Harold at the home of Miss Dot Carr. Miss;
Mr. and Mrs Johnny Moore and Darnell, Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Darnell Boots Thomas led the devotional. The j
son. Mr. and Mrs. E L. Prater and visited Mrs. A. F. Campbell in Clin- teacher of the class is Mrs. Harold'
children. Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Thom- ton Sunday. Murphy. The hostess served cake'[
as and family, Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Osborne and and drinks.
Lake and children were Sunday sons, Mr. and Mrs. Emory Moore .
guests of Mr and Mrs.-W. E. Adams spent Sunday in Taylors with Mr. Mrs. Garner Entertains
in Columbia.’ and Mrs, Fred Wilson. 1 Mrs. Walter Garner entertained,
Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Long anl fam- Miss Rose Ann Little of Charlotte, I? r . ^ er P a E, ent ;>’ Mr. and Mrs. Harry!
jly visited relatives in Greenville N. C., visited Miss Brenda O’Dell and „ es ,° n ^ un<la y at her home on |
Sunday. Mike Cooley Sunday. Magnolia street. Those presented at;
David Chandler spent the week- Mr. and Mrs. Luke Wright visited c * inner were Mr. and Mrs. James
end with his parents in Rembert. Mrs. Wright’s mother, Mrs. R. C. Lol- an d sor ^s, Mr. and Mrs. Ed-,
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Weinberg of lis, in Honea Path recently. iV n Carolyn Thomas,.
Athens, Ga,, were week-end guests Mrs. Johnny Moore and Miss Kit- and Mrs. Simpson, Dutsy
©f the latter’s parents ,Mr. and Mrs tie Mae Mf>selgy_-apent TthnrcHay and f' T eeves ' , and Mrs. Carl Garner,
Sloan Rowland Mrs. Weinberg re- Friday in Charleston and attended v r * aT Vl Mrs - y, ern< J!l. 9 ar !l er a ,
mained for several days. I the state hospital association meet- Mr ‘. and e “
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Galloway ‘ ing. i ton and children, Mr. and Mrs. Har-^
visited the former’s parents, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Gardner and , rvin . *’ or ^ an and Rev.,
Mrs. A. G. Galloway, in Clinton the Miss Malba Gardner spent Sunday. usse “ Ta yIor of ^Spartanburg,
pa^t week-end. in Greenville with Mr. and Mrs. Jul-! ^ j , w
Mrs. Tom Chandler and Mrs. J. D. ian Gardner. I . Card of Thanks
Butler attehded the industrial nures’s Mr. and MrS. Carl Hamby and son' 1 y an ’ express my deepest ap-
meeting in Greenville last Wednes- of Simpsonville, were Sunday visi- P re <j iatl0 ^ everyone who sent me
day. : tors of Mrs. Joe Abrams. i cards and flowers while I was in the
Mrs. Roy O'Dell of Fort Mill, spent Mr. and Mrs. Algie Abrams and rP 3 ? 1 ^.®* 7 H meant so much to me.
Sunday night and Monday with Mr. little Algie visited Mrs. Abrams’ par- t y _., say a w0 ^ d of ^.P* 13 , t ; 0 „ ev -
and Mrs. Cecil O’Dell. j ents, Mr. and Mrs. Graham in Green- ‘{ oe „9 1 ® s ’?* ev ' * Iai !l?. s M ltchel j> Rev.
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Boyce and chil- f ville Sunday. | *;• ^ • Spillers of Clinton, and Bey.
dren spent the week-end in Hickory, 1 Mr. andhtylrs. j w. Campbell and i ^ a ?? e . s vl n 8 9l) y of Laurens, for
N C , with the latter’s parents, Mr. ’ son were recent visitors in Bessemer visits and prayers. May
and Mrs. T. M Ruff. Miss Elaine. City. N. C. They visited Mrs. Camp-j 9 od b , less everyone who had a part
Boyce and Mrs. W. J. Hogan returned bell s brother, Leon Mullinax, and ln ma ^ m S my illness more pleasant,
•with Mr and Mrs. Boyce after spend- Mrs Mullinax.
ing several days in Hickory. I Mr. and Mrs. Sam Madden and
Mrs. Frances Giles joined Mrs. W. children of Calhoun Falls, spent the
A Moorhead of Clinton and spent week-end with Mr. and Mrs. David Mi ss Florella Campbell compli-
—Earcie Brown.
Dinner Party
the week-end at Myrtle Beach.
Madden.
mented Mr. and Mrs. Robert McGill
Mr. and Mrs. George Metts and Major and Mrs. Fred Ross and chil- \ of Kansas City, Mo., on Saturday eve-
Bylvia spent the week-end in Little dren of Marion, were week-end visi- n i n S with a dinner party at her home
Mountain with Mr. Metts’ parents, tors of their parents the past week- ■ on Moultrie street.
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Cole, Mr. and end. I Throughout the living room were
Mrs. L. H. Poag visited Mrs. Bennie Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fulmer, Miss 1 iow arrangements of white asters.
Cole in Greenville Sunday. Frances Bolick and George Walter 1 Miss Campbell presented the new-
Mrs. Nell Bishop and Miss Sara visited Mrs. Ida Cromer and Mrs. fy married couple with matching
Nell Bishop of Ware Shoals, were John Fulmer in Newberry Sunday. | pictures in mahogany frames. Twelve
Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. V.j Mr. and Mrs. Ross Hall and Mr. guests enjoyed this occasion.
L. W’ilbum. and Mrs. Junior Hall of Prosperityn ^
Mrs. Harold Darnell and Kay attended the revival services last Picnic Outing Enjoyed
Frances spent the week-end in Whit- Tuesday night. I The entire cast of the operetta,
mire with Mr. and Mrs. Bud Starnes. Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Hair of Colum-'Label of Dreams Come True,” will
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Couch and bia. visited Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Ross'S 0 to Lake Greenwood for a picnic
Dixie spent Sunday in Easley and and Mrs. W. W. Hair Sunday j Saturday morning. They will be
■visited their mother, Mrs. R. E. Couch Jimmy Templeton of Calhoun chaperoned by Miss Sloan, Miss
and Mrs. Bessie Reeves. Falls, visited his grandparents, Mr. Freeman, Mrs. Giles, Marvin Norman
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Brock and chil- and Mrs. J. D. O’Dell, Sunday. and Johnny Moore.
dren of Memphis, Tenn., and Mrs. ♦—— ^
Mattie Brok Harris of Spartanburg, With The Sick Music Recital Given
visited Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Brock a Mrs. Mary Burton of Kinards, is The music pnupils of Miss Betty
few days last week i receiving treatment at Joanna hos- Jo Sloan and Mrs. Frances Giles will
Mr. and Mrs. Doc Buchanan, John- pital. . be presented in a piano recital in the |
ny and Linda. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth The following were discharged Joanna school auditorium - at 7:30
Budhanan. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Francis from Joanna hospital and are recup- on ^ a y 18 - i|
and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Leahman erating at their homes: Irene Vaughn, The pupils who will participate are
~~ as follows:
Anna Margaret Dunlap, Carolyn
1 Norriss, Willie Mae McGowan, Boh- |
dan Kramm, Brenda O’Dell, Brenda ,
i Cobb .Sandra Salters, Elinor Niver, |
^Tom Stroud, Margaret White, Ann'
Niver, Carolyn Schumpert, Dolly
Adair, Willie Mae Murrab, Rachel
■ Morgan, Hazel Wehunt, Linda Jo
Poore, Judy Dunlap, Patsy Poag, Ge-*
neva Adair, Dixie Couch, Nell Gru- !
ber, Pat Carr, Linda Buchanan, Pasty
; Whitmire, Gwendol Price, Elizabeth !
Ann Howe, Peggy Wehunt, Myrtle |
Murphy.
Moose Memorial Service Sunday
f Friends will be interested to learn
that a memorial service for the late
Wm. A. Moorhead, Virgil Kinard, and
all departed brother Moose will be
held next Sunday afternoon, May 21,
at Epworth Methodist church in Jo-i|
anna. The hour will be 3 o’clock, and'I
the public is invited.
Congressman Jpseph R. Bryson
will make the memorial address, and
special music will be given by a
quartet with the church organist ac
companying.
A section of the church will'be re
served so that members of the Moose
may sit-in a body for the service.
Also, a section for the immediate
families of the men for whom the
service is being hefttr
Baptist YWA Meeting
The YWA of Joanna Baptist church
met Monday night *at 7 o’clock for
their regular semi-monthly meeting,
with Mrs. Modeene Brazel, leader in
attendance. Those taking part on the
program were Mrs. Brazel, Misses
Inez Tinsley, Joyce Smith, and Ruth
Hair.
Foliowing the business hour and
the program a social hour was en
joyed and refreshments of cookies
and punch were served.
The next meetir'’. which is sched
uled for Monday. June 5, will be held
at the home of Miss Joyce Smith on
Calhoun street, and al} girls of YWA
age are invited to jdiiv-the-grou
Meetings are held each first and third
Monday.
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