The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, June 14, 1951, Image 7
Thursday, June 14, 1951
THE CUNTON CHRONICLE
Pasre/Seren
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NEWS OF JOANNA
AfSS CECIL O'DELL, Correspondent and Representative
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff O’Dell, Mrs.)
Fred Ross and children visited Mrs.!
Nora Dillard in Whitmire Sunday,
Mrs. Sallie Bridges, Nadine and
Thelma attended the graduation
exercises at Clemson recently. Mrs.
Bridges’ son, Avery, was a mem
ber of the graduating class,
Mr. and Mrs. George Wicker and
children of Newberry, spent Sun-1
day with the latter’s mother, Mrs.;
C. J. King, and Mr. King.
Mises Sandra and Lynn Beck-j
am of Greenwood, are spending
several weeks with their grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Beck-
am.
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Elliott and
family visited relatives in Ander
son Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. James Lovelace
visited their daughter, Jackie, in
Columbia Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Bishop and
children, Mr. and Mrs. Johnny
Stroud and children motored to
Greenwood state park Sunday for
a picnic.
Mr. and Mrs. Webb Taylor and
Bonnie of Cross Hill, Mr. and Mrs.
Marshall Motes, Mr. and Mrs. John
Longshore, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Put
nam, Mrs. Marie Price and Janice
visited points of interest in the
Smoky mountains Sunday.
Misses Jim and Nora Hawkins
and Doc Hawkins spent the week-!
end at Myrtle Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Claud Farmer spent,
the week-end in Columbia with!
their daughter, Velda Farmer.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Abies of
Honea Path, spent tnc week-end
with Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Lollis.
Misses Bonnie Pitts, Dot Mason
and Fred Coleman of Columbia,
spent the week-end with their par
ents here.
Mrs. C. E. Bragg was Lhe Sunday
guest of Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Strange
in Woodruff.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Anderson and!
daughter and Mises Floranelle,!
and Evelyn Coggins enjoyed the!
week-end at Myrtle Beach.
Guy Prater, accompanied by his
father, L. E. Prater, visited the lat
ter’s mother, Mrs. Esther Prater, in
Batesburg Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Buford and
daughters of Clinton, Mrs. W. H.
Buford of Haroldgrove, Md., spent
Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. C. E.
Bragg.
Mrs. Mary Higgins of Columbia,
and Ossain Higgins of Newberry,
were Saturday guests of Mrs. Beu
lah Stroud.
Miss Gail Morse is spending sev-j
eral weeks in Murfreesboro, and 1
Laverne, Tenn., with her uncles,
Cecil and L. W. Little.
Miss Betty Douglas Ross of
Greenville, is spending several
weeks with Mr. and Mrs. J. M.
Ross aid family.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Holsonback
of Newberry, visited the latter’s
sister, Mrs. C. R. O’Dell, and Mr.
O’Dell recently.
Miss Ann Bragg spent the week
end in. Clinton with her grand
mother, Mrs. J. T. Lawrence.
Prof, and Mrs. Pete Loving, Dr.
and Mrs. Bob Plott of Covington, 1
Va., spent a few days visiting par
ents of the latter, while enroute to
Miami, Fla.
Miss Doris Abrams and Mrs. J. J.
Abrams are spending the week at
Lake Junaluska, N. C. .
Mr. and Mrs. Sloan Rowland and
little Cherry Goodlin spent the
week-end in Athens, Ga., with Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Weinberg.
Joyce and Douglas Stevens of
Seneca, are spending three weeks
with their aunt, Mrs. Frances Giles.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Bishop and
sons visited Mr. and Mrs. V. S.
Pierce in Charlotte, N. C., Satur
day.
Misses Jackis and Dale Hunni-
cutt were Sunday guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Rhodes in Laurens.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hunnicutt and
Ed Hunnicutt attended the state
singing convention in Greenville
Sunday.
Mrs. D. C. Arthur of Newberry,
visited Mrs. Annie Gunter Sunday.
Birth Announcement
Jenkins
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Jenkins
announce the birth of a daughter,
Martha Susan, at Hays hospital in
Clinton June 7. Mrs. Jenkins will
be remembered as Miss Clara
Tarmer. ^
Chicken Supper Saturday For
Parsonage Fund
A chicken barbecue supper will
be given at the Joanna club house
Saturday afternoon beginning at
5 o’clock. Plates will bo $1.25 for
adults and 65c for children. Tick
ets are now on sale by members
of the young adults class. Messrs.
Jack Hunnicutt, and J. L. Abrams
will have charge of the barbecue
and Mrs. J. M. Ross is chairman of
the kitchen committee. For those
unable to attend plates can be sent
•out.
The proceeds from the supper
will go to the new Methodist par
sonage under construction. The
public is cordially invited.
Pastors Exchange Pulpits
Rev. Clemson Smith, pastor of
the Waterloo charge, filled the pul
pit for the morning and evening
services at Epworth church Sun
day. Rev. Joe Giles, pastor of Ep
worth church, administered the
Sacrament of the Lofd’s Supper
at the Waterloo charge.
Wth Tha Sick
Friends of Charlie Coleman will
regret to learn he spent last week
in Columbia hospital. At present
he is recuperating at his home on
the Whitmire highway.
their home --on Siiha
Celebrates Birthday ...
Miss Melinda Stroud was hon-! Margaret Dunlap.
dinner at
street.
Summer nowers were used in
the dining room and the table cen
terpiece was a decorated birthday
cake. Invited guests sharing this Columbia,
happy occasion were Mr. and Mrs.
T. E. Stevens of Clinton, Misses
Dorothy Stogner, Judy and Anna
visitors in Macon and Atlanta, Ga.,
several days this week.
Miss Dessie Wilkes and Mrs.
Coley Campbell spent Saturday in
Mrs. Doris Farmer and children
visited points of interest in the
Smoky mountains recently.
ored last Saturday evening with a | -
party at her home on Calhoun^, , « -
street by her mother, Mrs Creyglfftj AllllOUnCenienfS
occasion being her
Stroud, the
birthday
The 25 children gathered on the
Out-of-Town
Friends Here For
I Mrs. Cooper's Funeral
cox
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Cox announce 1 Among the out-of-town relatives
lawn and were led by Mrs. Ervin birth of a daughter, Willa Lin-’ and friends here for the funeral of
Stroud in games and folk dancing.| WO(X j p au ii nef 0 n June 7 at the Mrs. T. L. Cooper Saturday were:
V 16 guests gathered around the Gr eenwood hospital. Mrs. Cov is the 1 Mrs. T. J. McAllister, Mrs. Jim
dining table wiiicn was overlaidi| ormer Miss Josephine Leary °f Moore of Laurens; Mr. and Mrs.
William Sparks, Miss Betty Jo
Sparks, Guy Sparks, Mrs.
Hollis, Bascom Templeton,
Orin
Mrs.',
Paul
with a blue linen cloth and center-! Greenwood
ed with the decorated white birth-j JOHNS
day cake, blue and pink trimmings Mr and Mrs Jonah Johns an .
and burining Piuk candles. Fancy ^ nounce ^e birth of a son, Roger Ben Fincher, Mr. and Mrs
party plates, filled with pink *ce Dell on June 6 at Hays hospital, iMoAbee, Mrs. Kathie McAibee, Mrs.;
cream and caxe were served by the, 4 GILES , I j ack Burnett, Mr. and Mrs. George
Qi?rwl' rilfntnv Mr. and Mrs. Charles Evans Giles; Glenn of Union; Mrs. Jim Dameron,
wrapped, were announce the birth of a daughter, 1 Spartanburg; Mr. and Mrs. Eston 1
8 w j Cn g ^ ^ ■ Lois Lana, on June 7 at Hays hos-! Hembree, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Thom
Melinda opened and pased the pj ta i , as, of Enoree; Mrs. Charlie Calvert,
many gifts she received. ^ JENKINS j Woodruff; Mrs. Joe L. Beaudrot, Mrs.
... . . * „ ,. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Edward Rae McGee, Greenwood; Luther Bobo
notv Jenlcins announce the birth of a! Mrs. Eugene Pratt, Columbia; Mr.
fral hni nf daughter, Martha Susan, on June 7 and Mrs. Fred Bobo, Mr. and Mrs.
met in the educational building °f Miss Clara Farmer ot Pearce Bobo, Carl Bobo, Rock Hill;
the Baptist church Tuesday
ning.
eve-
at Hays hospital.
Joanna.
LEROT
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Franklin Le-
a son,
Mr.
BLACKWELL
and Mrs. Clarence
Lee
Mrs. Harold Murphy presented
an interesting program on “Stir-
ring, in Middle America." The de-i announce the b irth 6t
yotionai. and micoducUon oi the , y^lm, on June „ at H ay5
KaSef doom ed to color 3 ! ^ t0Tme '
ful maps of the Latin countries. A Mlss DoroU ' y Burnett '
conducted tour was made by the
entire group to the five countries. , „ ., , . .. . „
Each room represented the various Blaclt '' rell a ^ ounce the ^ lrt
locations of the Baptist work. In-!^ n * David Norman, on June 9 at
formative talks w’ere given in gay-j^ ays hospital. Mrs. Blackwell is,
ly colored costumes by Senorita | the former Miss Mary Floyd of
Malta Gardner in Cuba; Senora Greenville.
BONDS
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Bonds an
nounce the birth of a daughter June
Honruras; and Senora Carl Stroud 8 at Hays hospital. Mrs. Bonds is
in Panama. j the former Miss Iris Summer.
Mrs. E. J. Willingham presided! t, u i
during the business session and hlr. and Mrs. Floyd Eugene Bal-
gave the report of a recent shower ^ ew announce the birth of a son,
Mrs. Jenkins is Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Hendrix, Jr.,
Leesville.
BY POPULAR REQUEST
We Are Bringing Back in Person
THURSDAY, JUNE 21
SNUFFY JENKINS
...and...
His WIS Hired Hands
This Show Is In Addition To Our Regular
Movie Schedule.
Midway Drive-In
Theatre
Say "I Saw It In The Chronicle" — Thank You!
Alex Crawford in Mexico; Senora
R. L. Francis in Costa Rica; Senora
Louis Murphy in Guatemala and
sent to the Baptist hospital. Dur-
Floyd Eugene, Jr., on May 31 at
ing the social hour an interesting Ha y s h os P lta l-
talent contest was enjoyed. As a WILBURN
climax to a well planned tour, the Mr. and Mrs. Walter B. Wilburn
travelers were invited to the kitch- announce the birth of a son, Walter
en where salad plates and drinks Raymond, on June 1 at the Blalock
were served.
The hosteses were Mesdames F.
W. frady, Cecil Bishop, Perry
Swygert, G. N. Foy and Claude
Parrish.
Epworth Church Women Meet
The Woman’s Society of Chris-
clinic. Mrs. Wilburn is the former ;
Miss Virgie Eldridge.
PERSONAL MENTION
i
Mr. and Mrs. B. O. Walton of
Northfork, W. Va., were here for a
tian Service met last Tuesday in ^ v ‘ s,t >-«ently with their
the assembly room of the church. slste ri “ ls f Agnes Davis and broth-
Mrs. Joe W cues, president, pre-; er ' fandolph Davis and family
sided over the business anion. | U. Col. and Mm. L. W. Arnold
Routine business was discussed and an( * Arnold, of Seneca,
were guests yesterday of Iheir
pledge cards for the\coming year
distributed. Chainpen gave their
m The hly propim. “I Too. ShaU fpent a few days last ^veek
Give,” was presented by Mrs. La-
brother, J. B. Arnold, and family. |
Mrs. Bynum Poe and son of Rock *g
vinia Cooley. The devotional, “We
Would See Jesus, the Great Physi
cian,” was given by Mrs. J. J. Ab
rams. The program was a pledge
service centered around the wor
ship center and candle and a post
er of the four advanced steps,
membership, education, recruiting
and giving Those assisting Mrs.
Cooley were Mesdames Johny
Moore, Walter Fulmer, J. L. Ab
rams, Algie Abrams, Boyce Oxner
and Miss Willena Lovelace.
The hostesses, Mesdames Olivia
and Beatrice Abrams, served ice
cream, cookies and feed drinks.
Birthday Dinner By Mrs. Stevens
On Sunday Mrs. Elvin Stevens
honored Mr. Stevens and daughter,
Toby, with a combined birthday
with her sister, Mrs. Carroll White
Copeland, and Mr. Copeland.
Dr. and Mrs. E. N. Sullivan and
sons were in Stateburg Sunday for
the Frierson family reunion. On
Tuesday they had as their guests
Mr. and Mrs. Dargan Frierson and
daughter of Detroit.
Miss Jean Williams, a member of
the Woodruff schools faculty, is
spending the summer with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Williams,
near here, and is attending a six-
weeks summer school at Furman
university.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Black were
Little League
Standings
Clinton Little Leaguers will start
playing for the cup today. Until
now, all coaches were required to
play all boys on the squad, but
starting today they may play any
boys they desire in trying to win
their ball game.
Standings Through Juno 12
W L
Academy Street .. .... 13 0
Thornwell 8 4
Florida Street 4 8
Joanna .... .... .... .... 4 10
Lydia .... 2 9
Results Last Week
Academy 6, Joanna 4.
Thornwell-Lydia—rain.
Academy 9, Joanna 0.
Florida Street 7, Joanna 4.
Florida Street 12, Lydia 'll.
Schedule This Week
Thursday—Lydia at Joanna.
Friday—Florida St. at Academy.
Monday—Thornwell at Joanna.
Tuesday—Lydia at Florida St.
Wednesday—Academy at Thpm-
well.
MIDGET STANDINGS
Through June 12
W L
Florida Street 8 1
Academy Street 6 3
Lydia .-. .... 3 4
Thornwell 3 4
Joanna — 1 9
Results Last Week
Academy Street 8, Joanna 2.
Thomwell-Lydia—rain.
Academy Street 9, Joanna 0.
Florida Street 16, Joanna 1.
Florida Street 3, Lydia 2.
Schedule for Midgets
Thursday—Lydia at Joanna.
Friday—^Florida St. at Academy.
Monday—Thornwell at Joanna.
Tuesday—Lydia at Florida St.
Wednesday—^Academy at Thom-
well.
GOLD
THEATRE
JOANNA, S. C .
Momlar Shows—It A. M.
P. M.
U. Friday
nd t:M
Every Night
Admission 4te (SSe pins 7c Ux)
Children under 12-te
Night
Thur.-Fri. June 14-15
I Was A
Communist With
the F. B. I.
(From the Saturday Evening
Poet—True Serial)
Saturday June 16
Square Dance
Katy
Brothers In the
Saddle
Mon.-Tues. June 18-19
Soldiers Three
Stewart (King Solomon’s
Mines) Granger and Walter
June 20-
Wednesday
September
Affair
Joan Fontaine
Also CASH NIGHT
NEXT—
Along the Great
Divide
CHANEY’S SUSWES PfflCES
If New York Stores Can Do It, We Can. We Need the
“Dough.” - They Don’t.
SALE STARTS
Thur. Morning, June 14 Through,! 6
DRESSES
One lot of spring and sum
mer styles in cotton, ray
ons, crepe and shantung.
All sizes—
$5.00 Each
Reg. prices up to $24.95
DRESSES
One lot of cotton sheers,*
voiles, bembergs, c h a m -
brays, in all sizes—
2 for $11.00
Regular $15.90 values
One lot at—
2 for $14.00
Regular $17.90 values
DRESSES
All chambrays, piques and
linens—
20% Off —
From $10.95 up
DRESSES
One lot of cottons, linens
and crepes— > _
V2-Price
HOUSE
DRESSES
In cotton print and solid
colors. Sizes 9 to 52—
2 for $5.00
and
. 2 for $6.00
20% Off
Sheers, Voiles, Bembergs
DRESSES
from $10.95 up
In our famous lines of
Georgiana, Lynbrook, June
Arden, LeVine, Westover,
Betty Hartford, Tommie
Austin, SuAnn Caldwell
Casuals, Rite Fit, Jonathan
Logan, Junard Juniors,
Trudy Hail Juniors, Jollie
Juniors, Bobbie Brook?
Juniors, Toby Lane, Uni
versity Frocks and others
to select from.
SUITS
Summer styles in rayons,
linens, sharkskins, gabar
dines, also in rayon and
wool. Sizes 9 to 20-—
Va Off
A wonderful value
SKIRTS
In cotton prints and solid
colors. All sizes—
$2.50
Regular $3.00 value
Prices Reduced
ON ALL SKIRTS
in rtiyon, gabardine and lin
en. Solid and pastels, all
sizes.
BLOUSES
Special Prices:
98c, $1.49, $1.79, $2.50,
$2.79 and $3.50
All sizes, cotton and rayon
$1.00 Off
on ail blouses from $4.95 up
Shorts, T-Shirts
. One lot at
$1.00 Each
Assorted sizes and colors
BAGS-20% Off
on all summer styles in
straws, plastics and cloth.
ONE LOT OF BAGS
AT $1.00
in plastic and leather
HALF SLIPS
in sanforized cotton, lace-
trimmed, sizes S-M-L, at
special price—
$1.19
Regular $1.50 value
SUPS
2- way strapless slips, at
tachable button on straps.
Wear it with straps, or
wear it strapless Elasticiz-
ed snug-hugging bodice,
3- inch lace trim at bottom.
Special—
$1.98
PAJAMAS
SHORflE
in cotton prints, assorted
sizes. Regular $3.00 value.
Special—
$1.00
SUPS
in cotton and rayon, lace-
trimmed, sanforized. Sizes
from 34 up. Special—
$1.98 '
GOWNS
in cottons and rayons, in
assorted color prints—
$1.50, $2.00, $2.50
Come in and see the three
new lines of
GIRDLES, BRASSIERES
and GARTER BELTS
we now have in stock. The
famous Gossard line, twice
honored with the Fashion
Academy gold medal, 1951
winner. The other two lines
are Glydons of Hollywood
and Hollyvogue, all adver
tised in the leading maga
zines. Beautiful merchan
dise at wonderful values.
Haynes
PANTIES
Reg. 89c and $1.00 value—
2 Prs. $1.00
Sizes S-M-L
Deala
BRASSIERES
One lot of discontinued
styles. Colors: white, tea-
rose and black. A-B-^ cup
$1.00
Values up to $3.50
GIRDLES
“Miss Tee” all nylon elastic
girdles and panty girdles
with garters—
$1.98 and $2.98
Big Values
Come in—now is the time to buy your summer needs. So take ad van -
——p tage of this sale now, and save yourself 3% sales tax that will go on all
this merchandise the 1st of July.
Chaney’s Drees Shoppe
CUNTON, S. C.
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