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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Thursday, June 15, 1950
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PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NEWS OF JOANNA
MBS. CECIL O'DELL, Correspondent and Representative
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Bridges of
Indianhead, N. ,Y. are spending two
weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Joe John
son and relatives in Joanna.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Templeton and
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ivester and son
of Calhoun Falls spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. O’Dell.
Mr. and Mrs. George Wicker and
daughter of Newberry spent 4
week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Charlie
King.
Mrs. Ezell Azney and daughter
June of Newberry were Saturday
visitors of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. O'Dell
and Mrs. Pearl Williams.
Mrs. Bob Davis and daughter are
spending the week in Charlotte, N.
C. with friends and relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. James Simpson, Mrs.
Walt Garner and Mrs. L. J. Brock
v.s.ted Luther Brock at State Park Simpson.
Sunday. ‘Bowers"' 6
Mr. and Mrs. Harper Wherry and, g 0 ., ia j
Margaret of Newberry were Satur-
f Mr. and Mrs. Harold
W. S. C. S. Met Tuesday
Last Tuesday evening Mrs. Johnny]
Stroud, Mrs. Alvin Bedenbaugh and!
Mrs. Curtis Salters were joint host-'
esses to the Woman's Society of
Christian Service of the Methodist 1
church. Mrs. Joe Abrams gave a i
short devotional program preceding
the business hour. !
The new year began with the June
ith the new president, Mrs. ’
J. M. Ross, presiding. She welcomed
each member and the two new mem
bers, Mrs., Fred Kinard—and Miss
Kittie Mae Moseley. The year’s;
pledge was raised 15% over last
year. Mrs. E. R. Prater presented
the News Sheet.
The chairman of the following
committees was appointed by the
president:
Program Committee — Mrs. James
Smith, J. D. Johnson, Vera Johnson,
Louis Murphy, Malba Gardner, Mrs.
Frances Fennell, Mrs. Emory Moore,
Mrs. Furman Frady, Betty Thomas,
Dorothy Mason, Johnny Buchanan,'
Claudette Parrish, Myrtle Murphy, j
Mrs. Frank Phillips, Mrs. Tommie
Craft, Mrs. Norman Floyd, Mrs. L.
H. Poag, Mrs. J. O. Hueble, Mrs. Joe | Shealy, Grady Martin, Harold Mur-
Johnson, Mrs. E. J. Willingham, Les- phy, Mrs. O. F. Murphy, Mrs. Earl
ter Hair, Alex Crawford, Jobie Dav
enport, James Burnette, LeGrande
Arthur and J. C. Lambert.
Miss Betty Jo Sloan, • chorister;
Miss Helen Phillips, pianist; Mrs.
Harold Murphy, general secretary;
Horace Hamm, Sr., assistant princi
pal; Mrs. James Mitchell, principaL
Committee — Mrs. Pat
-Mrs. Floyd Ab-
aay guests
Darnell.
Miss Joann Tompkins is spending
the month of June in Fort Wayne,
Indiana with her aunt and uncle. Mr. p uc j y p^. it
Service
rams.
Missionary Education
vinia Cooley.
Spiritual Life—Mrs. J.' J. Abrams.
Literature and Publications—Mrs.
Mrs. La-
ar.d Mrs. C. M. Christopher.
Mr. and Sirs. B W. Oxner,
ter.
Mrs.
Pearl Williams and Mrs. Johnny Da- Abrams.
Supplies—Mrs. Frank Trotter.
Membership Committee—Mrs. Joe
vis were Saturday visitors in Green
ville.
Mr and Mrs. W. R. Lanford, Mr.
and Mrs. L R Sweatt and daugh
ters and Mrs. D. M. Carr visited in
Charlotte. N. C. Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Johnson, Mr.
Status of Women—Mrs. J. L. Ab
rams.
The business hour was dismissed
with prayer.
The program of the month was,
i“Why is My Gift So Needed?” which
son. Assisting her was Mrs. Ed
Hunnicutt who presented, “Need for
Christian Service.” Mrs. E. R. Pra-
, w was presented - by Mrs. James Simp-
and Mrs. Emory Moore and Mrs. Rolf
C.ark were visitors at Mineral
Springs Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs^ Jesse Evans, and , er discussed( .. New Needs in India,;
Mrs. Evans mother, Mrs. J 15 *. South America and Africa,” and’
j*ed relatives in Greenwood - unc * J >• • M rSi Algie Abrams gave “Needs!
Among the many visiting Furman Wilhin the United State s and 1Vs
Nabors in Gieenwiie -unday were Depmctems.” A special article from
Messers James Hollingsworth Ralpn The 0ntlook was read
Prater, Edwin Thomas, Lee Thomas hostess served a salad, sand-:
and Rev. James Mitchell.
Mr. and Mrs. Walker Robertson,
f Belton were week-end guests of
[rs. Louise Farmer.
wiches, cookies and tea.
Birth Announcement
Prater
Mrs. Bryce Little and children Oi and M rs . Guy Prater announce'
Charlotte, N. C., are spending two of a daughter, Cynthia'
weeks with her parents, Mr. ari d Lynn, at Newberry hospital Sunday,'
Mrs. J M. Ross and friends in Jo- j une u Mrs. Prater before mar-i
anna. On Monday. Mrs. Little, Rose- r j a g e was Miss Barbara Willingham.
anne, A1 and Brenda O’Dell visited
Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Hair in Colum-j with The Sick
Friends of Luther J. Brock will be
Mr. and Mrs. Sloan Rowland, Mr. interested to know that he is a pa-
and Mrs. Luke Clarke spent the tient at State Park,
week-end in Athens, Ga. with Mr. Furman (Doc) Nabors continues
and Mrs. Ben Weinberg seriously ill at General hospital in
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sample spent Greenville,
the week-end in Greenwood with Mrs. Curtis Salters is recuperat-!
Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Koon. On Sun- 1 j n g a t her home on Pickens street*
day Mr. and Mrs. hett Abrams join- a fter an operation at Joanna hospital, j
ed Mr. and Mrs. Sample and ac-^ Guy Clark was a patient at the lo-;
companied them back home. C al hospital over the week-end.
P. L. Darnell was the guest of Mrs. Sara Taylor underwent a
Mrs. F H Stroud in Greenwood over tonsilectomy at Joanna hospital
the week-end. [Tuesday. ;
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Floyd and; Mrs. Ed Hunnicutt is ill at~her
family of Newberry w’ere recent vis- hrvne on Milton Road.
Lots of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Floyd.' Little Suzanne O’Dell is ill at her
Mr. and Mrs. Jones Wallenzine home on Pickens street,
were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Stella Tucker is ill .at Joanna i
Herbert White in Greenville. hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Bo King and daugh
ter of Clinton spent Sunday with j
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Bragg.
Campbell-Riddle
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Campbell of Jo-
Misses Toby Stevens, Ann Bragg anna> an nounce the marriage of their
and Judy Stevens celebrated Toby’s
birthday at Mineral Springs recent
ly
Mr. and Mrs. Hack Prater, Mr.
ana Mrs. Charles Galloway, Mr. and
Mrs. John Flow enjoyed a picnic at
the Bombing Range on Lake Murray
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Floyd an ^; played soft music.
daughter, Florella Lee, to John Efird
Riddle of New Orleans, La. |
Rev. James Mitchell performed the
ceremony immediately following the I
church hour at the Baptist church!
Sunday, June 11.
The young couple entered the'
church together while the organist
family of Newberry were recent
visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Floyd.
Mr. and Mrs. Jones Wallenzine
The bride chose for her wedding
a hand-sewn wtfiite Irish linen dress [
with navy accessories. She carried
a white prayer book topped with
Herbert White in Greenville.
Mr. and Mrs. Bo King and daugh-
te
were Sunday guests^ of Mr. and Mrs. yellow roses and streamers of white
satin ribbon.
: Mrt. Riddle is the daughter of Mr.'
of Clinton,^ spent Sunday with and Mrs c j Campbell. She at-
Mr and Mrs. Gene Bragg. [tended Bush River school “anct will
Misses Toby Stevens, Ann Bragg j eave SO on to make her home in New
r.r.d Judy Stevens celebrated Toby's , Orleans:
birthday at Mineral Springs re- Mr. Riddle is the son of Mr. and 1
tently. - Mrs. Jim Riddle of Newberry. He
Mr. and Mrs Hack Prater, Mr. and,attended the schools of Newberry
Mrs. Charles Galloway, Mr. and Mrs. &nd f or p as ^ se veral years he nas'
John flow enjoyed a picnic at the in the navy. He is a second
bombing range on Lake Murray Sun- petty officer and is staioned in
day. • ' ,New Orleans.
Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Bowers, M^. j Family Picnic Saturday
and Mrs. R. L. Francis spent Sunday Joanna Baptist Sunday school
m Belton with Mr. and Mrs. Edward is sponsoring a family picnic on Sat-
Leahman. , ’ urday, June 17, at Greenwood state
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lowman oLpark. Transportation will be provid-
Cameron, Mrs J. J. Lowman of Cd*- ed and the group will leave the
lumbia, were Monday visitors of church a t 10:30 am. Every member
and Mrs. J. F. Lowman. Miss Jo 0 [ the Sunday school or church is
Nell Lowman acompanied Mrs. Low-n nv jt ed and asked to bring a picnic
man to Columbia for an extended iu nc h; the drink will Jae provided. A
visit. .I committee will be in charge of games
Mrs. Shuford Lewis, Mr. and Mrs.! throughout the day.
Otis Murphy spent the week-end in
Jacksonville, Fla., with Mr. and Mrs,
Melvin Smith.
Mrs. W. E. Holsonback, Miss Kitty
Vacation Bible School To Close
Sunday
Vacation Bible school at the Jo-
Holsonback, J. C. McCloud, Mr. and anna Baptist church will come to a
Mrs. Gipp Coats and Gloria were close on Sunday, June 18, when
recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil commencement will 'be held at the
O’Dell. i church at 7:30. All departments will
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stewart and participate in the program. There
were 274 children and faculty regis
tered on Monday with four other
school days to be completed.
Department superintendents are:
Nursery, Mrs. James Burnett.
son of Columbia, were Sunday
guests of Mr. and Mrer-TOT > Stewart
Jimmy Stewart ap^ompaniedf them
to Columbia for A visty.
Mrs. Bel! T^w is spending this _ ^
week with Mr. and Mrs. John] Dodg- Beginner i, Mrs. Bertha Stroud. Be
en in Newberry. / ginner 2, Mrs. John Henry Gruber.
Miss Leila Nichols and( Edgar Primaries 1, Mrs. H. -L. Gardner.
Hoover of Batesburg and Leesville, j Primaries 2, Mrs. Arthur League,
were week-end guests of Mr. and Juniors 1, Miss Carolyn Thomas:
Mrs. Carson Naibors. Juruors 2, Miss Norama Whelchel:
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Moore and
son spent the week-end in Rembert
with the former’s parents, Dr. and *man and Otis Murphy. Teachers
Mrs. T. M. Moore, Sr. and handwork leaders are Mrs. Wil-
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Campbell, liam Thomas, Mrs. Jobie Davenport,
Mack, Wayne and Mary Campbell Mrs. Thomas Chandler, Mrs. Claude
Intermediates, Charles Murphy, Mrs.
Wreford Nabors, Miss Mary Free-
and William Shealy were Sunday
visitors in Greenville.
Farmer, Mrs. Rolfe Clark, Thelma
Bridges, Nadine Bridges, Joyce
GOLD
THEATRE
- JOANNA, S. C. ’
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Morning Shown—II 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
Thurs.-Fri. June 15-16
Barricade
(In Color)
Dane Clark, Ruth Roman
Saturday
June 17
South of Death
Valley
...and...
Blondie Hits the
Jackpot
Mon.-Tues. June iftfl
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Wednesday June 21
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