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Pape Six THE CUNTON CHRONICLE Thursday, August 24, 1950 PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NEWS OF JOANNA MRS CECIL O'DELL. Correspondent and Representative yard of Dayton, Ohio, visited Mr. ! and Mrs. Harold Darnell this week Mrs. E. J. Willingham is spending the week in Atlanta, Ga., wth her sister, Mrs. Jerry Howard, and Mr.! Howard. Mr. and Mrs. Rayon Mitchell and son of Newberry, visited Mr. and Miss Toni Stroud and Eddy Stroud I Mr. and Mrs. frank Templeton j are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Cleve were Sunday guests of Mrs, John ; Brannon in Chappells. I Templeton v in York. x J^ Irs Bill M U rrah and Mr. and Mrs. | Mrs. Sallie Crocker and Miss Caro-I Mrs. Cecil O’Dell joined Mrs. J. w D Beckam Sunday, lyn Crocker of Whitmire, are spend- H. Craft of Silverstreet, Miss Martha an( j ^ rs q. F. Dennis, Mr. and ing the week with Mr. and Mrs. John Stilwell of Clinton and Jack Craft of p ran k Dennis and son pf Pros- Ga>km. j Anderson, and spent the week-end perity, were Sunday guests of Mr.' Mrs. Jonas Long of Newberry, and | £' ith ai 4, Mr ®- George Jones in ^ Mrs Ervin stroud. Miss Norma Long of Columbia, visit-1 Roanoke ^ a P lds ’ C- ^ , Mrs. M. L. Howe and sons, Bob ) td Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Stroud re-1. • Mr ' and Mre. Vernon Garner and and Tomi of Spartanburg, and Mr. cently. George W. Dunlap of Rock Hill, was the week-end guest ol t Dr. D. M. McFadden. Guests of Mrs. M. J. McFadden over the week-end were Mrs. John W. Forsyth and children of Fort Worth. Texas; Rev. and Mrs. Ai:cn MeSween and sons of Lineoli ton. N. C.. and Miss Emily Dillard of Rodgersville, Tean. Rev. L. W. Larry attended the Dominick reunion and Mrs. James Scott and Tittle son of at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ea Greenville, spent Sunday with Mr. Dominick in Newberry Sunday. 1 and Mrs. Moody Johnson. Mrs. Scott Misses Eleanor, Anne, and Mar-.j s the granddaughter of Mrs. John- garet Rose Niver, Alfred Niver and son . ' Wadsworth Niver III, spent the Mr. and Mrs. Tot Stewart and Jim- week-end in Westminster with ‘heir m y attended the Stewart reunion at grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. A. N., Pritchard. Eleanor and Anne re- dav &un-: Mr. and Mrs. Hack Prater are at-' nougcisvuiv, iciui. ixo. ^ 1 r t * tr Ml ‘ ailu “‘ - Brown of Abbeville, joined them for' Mr - and i5treet ° 1 > ,reen ’ tending the national series of the Lit-] dinner Sunday. wood, were Friday guests of Mr. and ti e Leaguers in Williamsburg^ Pa., Mrs. Minnie Burnett, Miss Lida - VI , rs - **• ^ 0l ? .f U , nC ^ y Ro ^. this week. Mae Burnett, Mrs. Georgie Lewis, O Dell of Fort Mill, visited Mr. and Miss Kittie Mae Moseley spent last Miss Geraldine Bowen, Mr. and Mrs. ‘ ^ rs - O Dell. week visiting friends and relatives in William B. Kitchen spent last week- ^ r - and Mrs. Emory Moore and Greenville and Columbia. , end in Atlanta. Ga., with friends and,^ r and Mrs. Joe Johnson \isited Mr. and Mrs. Harold Darnell and-I relatives. Paul and Charles Palmer l ^^ rs - M° ore s aunt and uncle, Mr. j^ a y Frances were • week-end guests cf Atlanta returned with them for Mrs. Jones Osborne, in Giay 0 j and Mrs. Bud Starnes in a two weeks visit. * Court Sunday. Mr. Osborne ha» Whitmire. Mrs. Roy Templeton, Jimmy and a patient in a Coiumb.a hos- Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Bishop and Gail of Calhoun Falls, are spend.ng pifM- sons spent Saturday at Paris moun-]| a few dav^ with Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Bates and children cf t a in. Prosperity, visited L. A. Morgan | Ross Attends Convention John M. Ross left Friday for Mooseheart, 111., where he will at-!I Marvin Norman was in Joanna the Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Will Rhodes past week-end enroute to Waverly, Brevard, N. C., are spending the Ga . from New York. Mrs. Norman week with Mr. Morgan. visited Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Garner: Miss Betty Ross, Miss Dot Carr tend annual Moose convention j| and other friends. land Mrs. J. M. Ross accompanied and dedication of the new church Sandy Templeton has returned Mrs. D. M. Carr to Spartanburg institution, home after a visit with his great- i Monday. grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Bruce Stewart has returned Buchanan in Swananoa, N. C. to Knoxville, Tenn., after a visit with Juniors Enjoy Party „ , „ w w „ 'his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Tot Stew- The juniors o( Epworth Methodist Mr. and Mrs^ W. W Niver II. at- ,^ Mre j w Davj his grand . church enjoyed a party at the home tended the wedding of the former s m(j accompamed Bruce to Knox- of the.r leader, Mrs. Rudolph Prater, brother. James Niver of Bluffton,,^ (or t vljh ^ th rtlat]ves ,Tuesday afternoon Various outdoor! — o »» r-ti •- c-...- games were played on the lawn and w and Saranel Myers of Olanta Satur- day. The wedding was in Olanta ^ r - anQ ^ r *- Ernest Osborne %nd p r j 2es were awarded the winners. , and Mr Niver served as his broth-. son s visited the latter s parems in ^ Later the young folk helped Mrs. er's best man. Taylors Sunday. Prater make the hamburgers and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Franzen spent ^ r - and ' Irs - Bryce Little, Rose with the trimmings and drinks a light last week at Riveria Beach, Fla., Anne and A1 of Charlotte, N. C. t supper was enjoyed, the latter's parents, Mr. and Monday visitors in Joanna. ♦ H. Prairie Mr. and Mrs. James R. Boutch- Attend Willingham Reunion r The Willingham reunion was helo at B Cabin on Lake Greenwood Sun-! day. Those attending from Joanna were Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Willingham, Mr. and Mrs. Carson Nabors, Mr. and Mrs. Otis Murphy, Myrtle and Larry Murphy, Miss Fannie Cope land, Mr. and Mrs. Billy Willin/nam, and Johnny, H. M. Willingham, Mr l and Mrs. Louis Murphy, Mr. and ( Mrs. Richard Willingham. Rev. and Mrs. James Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. Shuford Lewis. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Prater and Cynthia of Clinton, were also present. , 1921-1949 Hugh L. Eichelberger NEW YORK LIFE MAN 28 YEARS EXPERIENCE PROFESSIONAL INSURANCE INFORMATION FURNISHED FREE Member The National Association of Life Underwriters You can buy on EASY TERMS! trade-in today WE NEED THEM NOW! Used tires are in big demand for recapping or resale...that's why we'll pay big money for yours! We’ll trade you mile for mile Trade you safer, worry-free miles in strong, long wearing new Goodyear tires for those dangerous last miles in your worn tires . . . 1,000 - 2,000-3,000-as many miles as you have left in your tires. Come on in and trade old miles for new miles and save on every mile! y- Hospital News Patients who have been dismissed from the hospital and are recuperat ing at home are Mrs. Nell Surratt of i Fairview, Mrs. Ed Hunnicutt, Milton Road; Little Larry King. Wayne Murphy, Larry Brewlngton and R. Henderson of Fairview. Present hospital patients are Mrs. Lillian Brown, mother of Mrs. J. B. i Hart, Mrs. Armstrong, Bud O'Dell, Mrs. Minnie Lovelace and Mrs. Bill Thomas. • 0 ■■ — Attend Reunion I ""Last week Mrs. W. W. Hair had Mr. and Mrs. Homer Echols and Mrs. I Wayne Brockner of Columbia, La., | as house, guests. On Sunday the Hair reunion was held at Suber re creation park near Newberry. Those attending were Mrs. Hair, Miss Ruth 1 ' Hair, Wendell Hair, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hair, Bobby Hair of Joanna;; Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Hair of Monroe,' IN. C., Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Wheeler,] Misses Barbara and Fredna Wheeler i of Statesville, N. C., Mr. and Mrs. ' Sigsbee L. Hair of Columbia, Mr. and j Mrs. Homer Echols, Mrs. Wayne Brockner of Columbia, La.; Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Rhoden and granddaugh- i ter, Retta, of Columbia, Mr. and Mrs. [ Housten Towles and daughter, Su- i san of Laurens; Mr. and Mrs. W. H. I Derrick of Dacusville, Jimmy Tem- : peleton of Calhoun Falls and Mr. ! and Mrs. Hoyt Nobles and Bill No bles of Newberry. Attend District Meet Eighteen members of the M. Y. F. j attended the Sub-District meeting in Laurens Monday night. The meeting was held at the First Methodist church and the program was “Bro therhood Around The World.” The guest speaker of the evening was a returned missionary from Ko rea, Miss Ruth Diggs. Jimmy Stewart of Joanna presided over the business hour. For recreation, Rev. Bob Reynolds of Spartanburg led an evening of much merriment. Refreshments of coca colas, sand wiches and cookies were served. .w vN ,\\w mmm > imiiiiiiiihmu - GOOD,ftEAR - TIRf S YARBOROUGH OIL CO. CLINTON, S. C. Music Program For Children Mrs. Carson Nabors of Joanna an nounces the beginning of a music training program for children five, six, and seven years old. The pro- , gram will consist of training in sing- ! ing, dancing, music appreciation and ' other activities. 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