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t Page Four \ « THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Thursday, November 16. { Joanna News 1 (Continued from page one) the bride on Calhoun St., with Rev. Bon. F Jones, officiating. The vows were spoken before an improvised altar of white back-1 ground, floor baskets of white chry santhemums and gladioli and lighted tapers in candelabra. A program of wedding music was' presented by Mrs. Maurice Daven port. During the ceremony, Mrs. ( Davenport played, “Liebestraurh”) softly. The young couple entered together) anti were a Pended by Miss Evelyn Me. chant :nd.d of honor and Al- vir Evn.s as Lest man The bride was attractively attired 1 ii. . „.!» f.Vw-u ju.t with royal blue accessories and wore a corsage- of gardenias. Afte: a wedding trip to the mount- - f \ortn Carolina, the couple; v.*. .!oc their noire wit • t *.e bride’s' 'are-/- ■ i Ca . run street d. Tne Holds Meeting Missionary Union* >iy ■ if the Bai - ig with 271 2 ac-"av c . nt moor ,S S 1 r o e \’ :r.e i Vi nt. M -v I M Rowland L H Key were wel- 1 group is new mem-1 were Mr- A W Rid- 1 . Mis- Lou.se Ridings of Clin-1 te n. Mr- J O Hueble read the deva-' : •oia! Tiie program, under the su- pervision >T M: T H Murphy.j na longed c .tnern Baptists Con-' Mi.; T • »-on’ , i > .\ i Me ’l.ime* It nor. ! ’ UMiinzham. W. L. * 7 r ! * : » I. * T c' discussion was Witnessing m irsing Profession,” by Mi<» ( graduate nurse on* Ridin Mr W ' Joanna nresided ■ ■ * jk • n t i*.nc‘* 4e»i;*n Brie! i % v*u8Jnon§ v* •'e g.ien wi tne an- .1.1! meeting f tie K. .'iy River a»- * * IA11 sr* \ewt»er*v thi« month Tie W M U a id .e 1 \\ A of on" u r a r T Ip • t*eJ A ! Plans were • xSe for tni •rtiusl Cnr.*tm»» par• to t«e g.ie? foLowtng tbe regular * gram o* U N ember I 1 r i ng • •-wiai h nir. Lie (hm* M ♦ 1 Lf-tf»a St'iejd. Mr* T G Mir-vi). a twt Mr* H M Xaborj «'.e rr ,-n** «. % » With Htm * f ’ r Jaoi<,r svti itry •net i • V-me it M.m Hr” jr Ann Thai«*, Monkey ».m*n4 TWr lepl' fee dt< • i '.'«-l * • Ii*«l I Ml *<v» roerign r.«4* ,| on thi* usteyvsUai A oft ;»» H •** l*. n pert, . ' evMe ’.Hr nene* cep Fmt- Vr- {tr!« a ere peewit M.tt T^onrn* sent-l c ehuis MM * oredit# *11 *n4*e. anmg the ms- <•;•! Hour * t • »m4 r»rv«M f ajet *>epp>i in teeptnf •iTJi lie ft A fenisj •Mil. me ImImp #f um WIIU ■ iupper to Members ot t*e II A , perenti. an tper*ei fuetU. Viturdsy n.fat *• Juinna club The | 1 eafcr* ot ’S* neftinf • • * Rev J R Coaies of Spen*iibiirg He spobrl * *e You in”. Ttseir piece ta the] * rurch and commoiuty. and the re- • ^■onwbUity of parent, to the youth * it *41 enjoyed the Se.ightful a? ti • •• i I T' r K A Vadef' are Me*sr, J O || H utole. J D Johnaon. Fred Das, Mi« dd Murphy and Jame, Burnette WiU The SlrA Joanna Memorial hospital for 11 treatment th;> part week was Slisaf 1 Mary Blackwel! of Clinton, Mrs Alv n Marshall! • Joanna, Mr- Beauleah Franklin || Kin^rds Merman Fraiuv -ufteied a broken SI v. playing footba.l last weefc Mrs. Bill Kitchen.- i- ill at her home|| on Rutledge avenue Mr- John Flow was ill at her! home over the week-end Mr- Dorothy Derrick and baby -or, have returned home on Marion 1 from Hays hospital in Clinton. Harry Let Tnomas is recuperating at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs Edwin Thomas after having 24 teeth extracted in Spartanburg last week. Revival Services Announced The Pentecostal Holiness church at Joanna announces revival services beginning yesterday, with preaching each evening at 7 o’clock. The Rev. M. A. Frye, evangelist, is leading the services with the pub lic cordially invited by the pastor, Rev Ben F. Jones. Temperance Group Head Hits Hooded Violence Columbia, Nov 13—The executive sec: tary of the Temperance League of Louth Carolina was critical today of hooded violence as a means of reforming a person's drinking hab its.” , The Rev. Howard G. McClain is-| sut J n statement in connection with the beating by masked and cubed men o! an Horry county farmer, who said he was told that “your drink too much.” 1 “We are opposed to the use of al coholic beverages but we are fun-{ damentally and eternally opposed to ; rughty-clad riders as the right or Christian way to oppose such prac tices.” McClain &aid ‘We forever repudiate," he added, the use of unjust groups of good reasons for unholy and evil ends.” I Awmy Tfr+y Gol SQUARE DANCE TWINS S2.98 Dosie and Dok^ are a •mir of high-stepping dolls L it whirl a Woitem music when the ^rank is tamed. PLUSH ANIMALS With Voices onfy 1 98 ar« ot r»<-U pM nbkwi bewa. 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