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/ / i V * •f:—* %!/ a ■ Thursday, July 5, 1951 t . PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NEWS OF JOANNA MRS CECIL O’DELL, Correspondent and Representative THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Pasre Three A Recent guests of Mrs. M. J. Me-, at Myrtle Beach last week. ' Fadden and Dr. Dorsey McFadden; Mrs. Bluford Nabors and son ac- • were Judge Tom D. McKeown of companied her sister for a tour of Ada, Oklahoma, Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Florida this week. Rounds and Mrs. Betty Tubm&n of ( Mr and Mrs . Lanson Barden' Tampa, Fla^, Mr. and Mrs. B. B. and children of Langley, spent the' Hare and Eddy of Lake Wales we ek-end with Mrs. Thomas! Fla., and Mrs. Allen McSween and Bridges. sons of Lincolnton, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Abrams and Mr. and Mrs. CecU Bishop and ckildren Mr and Mrs . Arthur sons are visiting points of interest League and ch iidren are vacation- in Florida. ing at Myrtle Beach. Mrs. J. F. Lowman and daughter; j^ r and ^ j c Lam bert and, spent a few days m Chapin with Mr and Mrs Q p S h an ds of Paul-) her sister, Mrs. Hank Chapman, j ne are touring Florida this week.’ and Mr. Chapman recently. . Mr. and Mrs. Manley H^thcox. Mr. and Mrs. Sloan Rowland and 0 | Simpsonville, were Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Luke Clark are vis-’ ls of and M rs. John Flow, itmg in the mountams and plan t 0l Mrs. Charles Galloway spent attend the pageant, ‘TJnto These Sunda in clinton with h er moth- Hills, at the Cherokee Indian (er . in . laWi Mrs . A . G . Galloway, reservation. and Mr Galloway. Mr. and Mrs. James Bodie and’ children are spending a vacation in Louisville, Ky., with their daugh ter, Mrs. Bo Gardner, and family. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. O’Dell, Bud O’Dell and Mrs. Fred Ross and i Mr. and Mrs. Julian Gardner and Karen Jean, of Greenville, were! guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Waits a few days last week. Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Stevens and children are spending the week at; children spent the tot part o( th* Savan „ ah B« c h. Ga. week in Calhoun Falls with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Templeton. Miss Sallie Mae Herlong and Mary Preston Matheny of Johns ton, visited Rev. and Mrs. Joe Giles this week. Miss Rose Ann Little of Char lotte, N. C., is spending the week with Miss Brenda O’Dell. Glenn Carr spent several days last week with his brother, Alfred Carr, and Mrs. Carr in Old Fort, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. Millard Murphy and children are touring the Great : Smokies this week. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Duckett and children of Greenville, are spend ing the week with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Holsonback. Dean-Fowler Marriage Mr. and Mrs. Ben Dean an nounce the marriage of their daughter, Evelyn, to Rossie Fowler Mr Mr* r-nrr^r of Laurens, in a lovely home wed- Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Garner d j j un e 30 at 4 o’clock. ir-rvr Qftx tror*'ifirkr»iTirr 4Via wvaiiti-I ® „ Rev. James Mitchell, pastor of Larry are vacationing in the moun tains of North Carolina. F T wXnVh*™ TTarnirf the bride * Performed the Wilhngham, Harold, r j n - ceremony j n a seting of v" — ' ", xi——r ring ceremony in a seting of white gladioli and handles. double The bride wore a navy sheer are spending the week at Lake, M^or*h„ j' dress with white accessories. Her stationed af Jacksonville, fZ' “ “ r “* e was ot white and ited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jeff After a wedding trip in the mountains of North Carolina, the couple will be at home in Laurens. McCarthy, enroute to Greenville, recently. Messrs. Julian Hunnicutt and Bluford Nabors are visiting points r » « of interest in New York this w’eek. _ ... , n Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Johnson and! The Girls Auxiliary of the Bap- family are spending the week at tist church met , ^ Tuesday night Daytona Beach Fla at the home of Miss Myrtle Mur- Mr. and Mrs. Pat Bowers and P h y on Calhoun street. Their lead- Billy, accompanied by Mr. and er - Miss Ruth “ air A. t Mrs. Granville Boozer of Newber- program on “The Right Choice, j ry are touring the Shenandoah, The g irls assistin g her were y ani c e i Valley and surounding country Fenne11 - Claudette Parrish, Myrtle] this week Murphy and Dorothy Carr. Mrs. Curtis Jackson and children' A social hour followed the meet-, are visiting Mrs. Jackson’s mother, ing and L Mlss Mur P h y. assisted by, Mrs. L. J. Brock this week. 'her mother, Mrs. Otis Murphy,I Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stroud are ice cream sandwiches, cold spending the week in Memphis, ^ r * n ^ s an( * salted nuts. Tenn. ] — Week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. , W ’ S : . John Gaskin were Mr. and Mrs. Tuesday July 10. at 7 oclock Fred Crocker and Nadine of Cam- of the Woman s Society of Christian Service will unite fon den, Mrs. Charlie King, Brenda ... ~ , _. i King, Mr. and Mra. Jack Herd, ,h .' u ' k f ul > , T h , e Mrs. Sallie Crocker of Whimure l "‘il ^ ^ L \^ br ‘ m l and Mrs, Hither HU1 and children I Durm * J 00 '* 1 hou ; of Laurens esses will be Mesdames Jeff O Dell, Mr. and Mrs. Ercie Brown are i ohnn . y S i!? ud : P f arl Williams and j spending a few days in Atlanta, ^ anrun ^ Merchant. , G Mr W a n „dMn.Tred Putn^n. Mrs.! J J»J, 10 Marie Price and Leonard and Mrs. „ Wesda ' Ties Thomas. Horace John Longshore few day.; ^ to °Te Woman’s misionary society of the Baptist church July 10 at 7:30. If it’s Nerves, See Your Chiropractor DR. C. I. HART 254 West Main Street LAURENS, S. C. FOR CHIUS a OUtlOMALIUHA madewitli QUININE _ . . the letters Mart. Then many reader* of THE CHRIS TIAN SCIENCE MONITOR tell the Editor how much they enjoy thia daily world-wide newspaper, with auch com ments ai: “The Monitor is the most carefully edited news paper in the U. S. . . . m “Valuable aid in teach ing • • • “News that is complete and fair . . “The Monitor surely is a reader’s necessity . . Von, too, will find the Monitor informative, with complete world news . . . and at necea- aary as your HOME TOWN paper. Uae this coapon for a Special Introductory aubacription — 3 MONTHS FOR ONLY *3. Tka Chrbtiui Scicaca Maailar Oaa. Narway S».. Baataa IS. Mata., U. S. A. Plaaaa (aa4 aia aa ialradartary auharrip. tioa la Tka Ckrialiaa Sclaaca Maailar— 7* kiaag. I wclaia M. Y ♦ (—.> (aS+au) % trier) PM (—) <**•*•> .. The meeting will be in the educa tional building. The program i chairman, Mrs. Harold Murphy, has ! planned an interesting program. With Th« Sick Friends of Mrs. Joe Abrams will regret to learn she is a patient at : Joanna hospital following an ap- I pendectomv. Mrs. Lila Phillips is being treat- ! ed at the local hospital. Mrs. Bill Kitchen and Mrs. Mil- ! dred Morgan and Mrs. Janie Norris ] were patients for treatment at Jo anna hospital the past week. Mrs. Gusie Waits is a patient at the hospital following surgery. Woman's Club Holds Banquet The Woman’s club banquet was held at Hotel Mary Musgrove in Clinton on last Saturday evening, and was another happy link in the chain of Joanna events. The guest speaker was Mrs. Larry Dillard of Clinton. About 50 ladies attended, at which time the new officers for the coming year were announced. These annual events always bring to mind some former goofl times enjoyed by this group and the same old faithfuls (how good it is to be numbered among the faithfuls) can be heard and seen at each pleasant gathering, as well as in the line of duty. Going through some old files we find a letter dated June 24, 1936, writ ten to the Clyde-Mallory Line at Charleston. The letter was writ ten by the late Wm. A. Moorhead with reference to a boat trip from Charleston to Jacksonville leaving on July 2 and returning to Charles ton on July 4. Mrs. R. G. Carr Avas president of the club and 76 ladies definitely signed up for the trip. It is impossible to list all the names but we find some who have passed on and others who have found oth er matters too pressing to continue in the club or who have moved out of town, among them being: Mrs. Lucile Nabors, Mrs. C- N. Franks, Mrs. Elizabeth Hendrix, Mrs. L. R. Templeton, Mrs. Maude Bridges, Mrs. Wm. O’Shields, Mrs. William Gastley, Mrs. Laura Burton, Mrs. Ira Guyton, Mrs. J. J. Clark, Mrs. Roy O’Dell. Mrs. C. B. Dickey, Mrs. J. S. Rowland, Mrs. Toy Mur phy, Miss Margaret Warren, Mrs. Jack Davenport. Mrs. Troy Ellis, Mrs. Ed Jones, Mrs. Glenn Frank lin, Mrs. E. M. Sweatt. Your C xie-Homa Store is ready for your warm weather menu plan- , ning with fresh, stocks of-fine foods that are both CCOL1NG and THRIF- FY! 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