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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Thursday, August 16, 1951
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NEWS OF JOANNA
MRS CECIL O DELL. Correspondent and Representative
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Pat Ross of Greenville, spent 'which were opened and passed,
several days last week with his ! * _
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John Ladies of Methodist Church Meet
M. Ross. This week another grand- Thirty members of the Woman's
son. Barry Ross Little, of Char- Society of Christian Service came,
lotte. N. C., is visiting Mr. and Mrs. together last Tuesday night for;
Boss. their August meeting.
Mrs. John L. Porter, Jr., of De- Tl>c president, Mrs. J. W. Giles,,
catur, Ga.. Mr. and Mrs. John L. welcomed ea<rir -member and the
Porter, III. and daughter, Sandra. Johnny Stroud, Mrs. Algie Abrams
of Atlanta, Ga., were week-end 1 read the minutes of the previous
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dav- their guests. In the absence of Mrs.
enport, Sr. meeting. Mrs. Pearl Wiliams pre-;
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. League and sented the Work Sheet. During
children were Sunday guests of Mr. the business hour the reports of
and Mrs. Robert Dorn in Callison. committees were read. Plans made
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Crapps and for the birthday offering to the Kil- 1
children. Mr. and Mrs. J. Lloyd lingsworth home which will be ac-l
Smith and children spent the cepted at the September meeting. !
week-end in Summit with Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Abrams gave the medi-,
Mrs. Otis Crapps. , tation thought on “Even Unto The
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Stevens and End of The Road. She also led
children visited Mr. and Mrs. T. E. the program entitled, ‘‘The Last
Stevens and son in Clinton Sunday. ^ rom ^ hich Thg First Was Made, j
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Salters and Asssiting Mrs. Arams in the dis-;
children were Sunday guests of cussions were Mrs. Tot Stewart
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Salters in and Mrs. Harmon Murrah, Jr* Mrs.
Greenwood. James Simpson gave the evening
Mrs. -Jeff McCarthy, Mrs. Rich- P FVillrVwincr the nroeram a social
ard , W M 1 ' n H gham “Nin^Siv'with hoS 6 R3r4hm?nu:
'■?*" Brntlev Adams ' of sandwiches, tea and peach short-,
Mrs. Bnmtlev Adams. I cake were served by Mesdames
Mrs. Mamie Lanford Mr. and Fred Kinard< Herbert Lewis, Walt
Mrs. R. P. Lanford and daughter Fu i mer and Ercie Brown,
of Laurens, spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Osborne.
Ernest Chapman spent the week
end in Columbia with Mr. and Mrs.
John Boswell. His , little ' grand
daughter, Kay Francis, returned
with Mr. Chapman for a week.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Brazel
spent Sunday in Liberty with, the
latter's sister, Mrs. Isaac Craven,
and Mr. Craven.
John Ross Honored
On Friday night John M. Ross,
Mrs. Lavinia Cooley and Mary
Simpson motored to Piedmont to
attend the homecoming ball ganr^g.l
The first organized ball team was
in Piedmont. The old timers were
recognized. Mr. Ross was a mem-;
ber of this team and was presented
no Mr. v.raven. a
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Floyd and j
sons. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Bragg and Engagement Announced
Ann spent the week-end at Ocean Mr and Mrs Andy Gosnell an -
Drive Beach at the H>de apart- nounce t he engagement of their
m w tS ' , . _ . ... . daughter, Clara Elizabeth, to How-,
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Murphv ^ e e , ard Smith of Anderson. Mr. Smith
week-end visitors at Myrtle Beach. ^ the son of Mr and Mrs Wade
Mr and Mrs. G. N. loy attende gmith 0 f Anderson. The wedding
the Floy clan reunion Sunday at wm take place Septe mber 2 at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joh noon j n the Joanna Baptist church.
Castles in Liberty. ^
Mr and Mrs. Ed Osborne are ex- Society Names Officers
pectmg their nephew Wallace Os- The Woman s Missionary Society
borne, of the navy, and stationed at i o{ the Baptist chur %, held lts an -
San Diego, Calif., for a % isit this nua ^ p icnic-program meeting at
week-end. 1 Margaret Hunter park in Newberry’
M MrS ri'w Hart - G * i last Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Ed Hunmcutt, Mrs. W. K. The husbands and ot her guests
^ aits and Mrs. J J Abrams at- had specia , mvitations and the re
Maelic “"bJother Juta Mole* ™ » P^"< a > ‘ his
ley. in Greenville Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Shands of
affair.
Each member brought a lunch
Mr. ana Mrs. u. r- onanus ui hostesses. Mesdames Har-
Pauhne. were week-end guests of o]d Murphy j 0 Hueble H .L.
their daughter. Mrs. J. C. Lambert. tRnmotffi fur-
daughtei
Miss Bonnie Pitts of Columbia. . . ,
was home with her family, Mr. and ' \ .
Mrs Hoyd Pitts, for the week-end • mtroduc ^ d Frank Ling , Chinese
Mike Cooley is spending several :
Gardner.and James Burnette, fur-
shed tea.
Alter supper Rev. James Mitch-
davs in Columbia
missionary*, who is a student at the
M Cpl S Bo ^Gardner ^of' Lomsville dtscnbld the paXti^pkture ^f
Kyd^ecently v^ited Mrs. Gardne^ ^ Homeland^and gouged meth-
h¥ ^rVe “n? tt^oStlllTe,
Hilda Oxner. Pfc. Pope Gxn r e J[;, business session was presided over!
and Miss Faye Montjoy were re- ^ Mrg E j W iiii ng ham. Mrs.
cent dinner guests of Mr. an I j r Bridges announced a service
M n rS. y F“ln« S G«« Ind Miss Hil- Monda^efSe' ‘ he C0Umy ^
da Oxner attended the funeral of, M 2,^ ay e f nre
j T e v^ ward H FrM r ^ hT'"orjm c g °“ a Ss
vide Fr,day_He.js the brother of whi< . h accepted for , he o([i .-
Miss Mary Freeman, formerly f ( . €rs ( .fme new year, effective with
Joanna. , n the September meeting:
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Ross. Barry President—Mrs. E. J. Willing-
Little, Mrs. Lavinia Cooley and ham
Mike were Sunday dinner guests lst vice President—Mrs. R. L.
of Mr. and Mrs. S. L Hair. Francis
Alvin Marshall and children, 2 nd Vice President—Mrs. Harold
spent last week on Lake Murray'^ urp y.y
on a fishing trip— ~ . I Recording Secretary—Mrs. Louis
Miss Tobi Willis of Newberry, is ^i urp hy.
spending the week with Miss Mar-, Corresponding Secretary — Mrs.
lene Lowman. Charles Murphy.
Mrs. Rudy McCarthy and son.j Community Missions Chairman
Mike, of Greenville, were week- Mrs. T. R. Bridges.
end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Social Committee Chairman —
McCarthy. 0 ; Mrs. H. L. Gardner.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bennett and Mission Study Chairman—Mrs.
Bobby spent the week-end at Myr-'^r F Arthur.
tie Beach. _ Young People’s Director—Mrs.'
Chief Petty Officer Colie Gruber j ames Mitchell
of Charleston, spent the weekend Sunbeam Leaders—Mrs. J. M-!
Hannah,
— Mrs.
with Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Gruber. Rowland. Mrs. Alfred
Mrs. A F Campbell Mr. and Miss Thelma Bridges. . -
Mrs. D. C- Whitman and sons of Junior Girls’ Auxiliary
Clinton, were Saturday visitors of 0 ar j stroud, leader.
Mr and Mrs. J. J. Johnson. Intermediate Girls’ Auxiliary —
Mrs. Charlie Gadoway spent Miss Ruth Hair) Mrs H L G ard .
the week-end in Clinton with Mr. ner
and Mrs. A. G. Galloway. Royal Ambassador Leaders —
. . Mrs. J. O. Hueble and Mrs. James
Office Foie* Enjoys Picnic Burnett.
Members of the office force and YWA—Mrs. W. N. Brazel and
invited guests enjoyed a picnic at Mrs. L. A. Crawford.
Greenwood state park Thursday ( Publicity—Mrs. D. M. Carr.
nigh. Those attending were Mr. ♦
and Mrs. James Simpson, Mr. and: Choir Entertained
Mrs. Henry Hunter. Mr. and Mrs. Following choir rehearsal Mon-
J. B. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Johnny day evening a social hour was en-
Hunter, Misses Ruth Hair, Mildred joyed by choir members and guests
Bozard, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Warner, in the recreation room of the
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Brazel. Da- church. Sandwiches, cakes and
vid Boland. Miss Birdie McMillian, punch were served to the 25 pres-
Mj-. ;md Mrs. W. W. Niver, Jr., Mr. ent. The group enjoyed an hour
and Mrs. Norman Floyd, Mr. and of fellowship honoring Miss Betty
Mrs. Louis Murphy, Mr. and Mrs. Jo Sloan, their Director, who has
G. N. Foy, Mr. and Mrs. Johnny resigned to accept a position in
Davenport. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Florence.
H?irt, Joe Delanev, Mr. and Mrs
Walter Regnery. and children, and
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Johnson.
Birth Announcement
Boswell
Mr. and Mrs. John Boswell of
Columbia, announce the birth of a
Youth Fellowship Meeting
The Youth Fellowship of the
Baptist church met at the home of
Miss Dot Carr on Magnolia street
following the evening service Sun
day night. Interesting historical
contests were conducted by Mrs.
Louis Murphy. Following several
Daughter. Mary John, on August g ames ^e guests were invited into
1. Mrs. Boswell will be remember- dining room where drinks,
ed to her friends here as Miss Mary cookies, salted nuts and mints were
Chapman. j servea from an attractively laid
table by the hostess.
Birthday Party Given
Last Friday night at Joanna club
Mrs. Dolly Ochiltree honored her
son, Johnny, with a birthday party.
Twenty-five guests were present
and Miss Carol Mills of Clinton,
was an ouf'of tav^n guest.
Assisting Mrs. Ochiltree in the
entertainment and serving
Mrs. Eo Gardner.
After an hour of games refresh
ments of the decorated birthday
cake, ice cream, potato chips and
iced drinks were served.
Johnny received many
With The Sick
Horace Hamm, Jr., is a patient
at Joanna hospital following an
emergency appendectomy.
Mrs. Wade Jenkins is at home
following a stay at Hays hospital. J
Volley Nececkis is a patient at'
was j the local hospital following an ap
pendectomy.
Mrs. J. O. Hueble was admitted
last week to the local hospital for
surgery.
Mrs. Harvey Dowd is undergoing
treatment at Joanna hospital
gifts
DOLLAR
DAYS!
20 Bars
Hand Soap
PACKED IN CELLO
PHANE BAGS.
T -
$ $
S &
Special Purchase
BOYS BOXER
SHORTS
- Closing Out
MEN'S SUMMER PANTS
Sizes /\/\ Values
V 3.00 ,‘» 5
Rayons, Cottons, Cords
Tans, Blues, Greys
1.00
Regular
1.98
Value
Sizes 4 to 12
Blue, Brown, Green. Sanforized
DAYS
Regular $1.00
MEN’S TIES
Now
2 for 1.00
/ \
Boys Knit
POLO SHIRTS
2 for 1.00
Sizes 6 to 16
Women's and Children’s
Summer SANDALS
Not all sizes, but real values
S1.00 Pr.
Dollar Day Special!
100^ Nylon Panties
S1.00
Pink, blue, white. Reg. $1.49 value
Final
Close Out!
LADIES’
Dresses
Ladies’ Rayon
SLIPS — $1.00
Sizes 32 to 40
Chenille Rugs
BATH MAT SETS
S1.00
All wanted colors
Men’s Pocket
HANDKERCHIEFS
12 for $1.00
UPHOLSTERY and
DRAPERY Fabrics
2 Yds. $1.00
36 to 48-in. width — Many colors
Values to $14.95
Bern bergs. Sheers,
Crepes, Cottons
Broken sizes, but
real values
Big
Reductions!
Women’s
Dresses
1.99
Values to $5.95
Bembergs, Rayons,
French Crepes,
Cotton Broadcloths
Sizes 12 to 44
Boys Boxer
DUNGAREES
$1.00
Sizes 1 to 6
SUMMER FABRICS
2 Yds. $1.00
PrintedBemberrs, Dotted Swisses,
Batcher Weaves. Rayon Kriskays
Big Thick
BATH TOWELS
3 for $1.00
Ladies’
RAYON PANTIES
4 pr. $1.00
Pink or white
51 Gauge, 15 Denier
NYLONS
2 pr, 1.00
Sizes 8>/2 to 10Vi
Men’s Full Cut Blue Chambray
WORK SHIRTS
$1.00
. Sizes 14Vfc to 17
" 1 1 » ■■■■
COTTON GOODS
3 Yds. $1.00
Plisses, Piques, Broadcloths, Solids
Prints, Checks, Stripes
Ladies’ Reg. $1.49
Porto Rican
GOWNS 1.00
All Sizes
Metal
WASTE CANS
Pink, Blue, Green
3 for 1.00
DOLLAR DAY SPECIAL
CHENILLE SPREADS
You have to see these to
appreciate their value.
AU colors.
3.00
Regular
$5.95
Value
EXTRA SPECIAL
China Base
TABLE LAMPS
Complete /\/\ Regular
With I I II I $1.69
Shade Vf \7 Va , ue
Choose from Several Colors
Men’s Sport Shirts
S1.00
Solids, fancies and whites.
Sizes S-M-L. Regular $1.98 value
1 ^
DOLLAR DAYS
SPECIAL
corduroys"
Regular $1.49 Value.
Buy your winter needs now Yd.
at this low price.
Men’s Dress Socks
5 Pr. $1.00
Rayons, cottons. Sport, dress.
Boys’ Sport Shirts
S1.00
Sizes 4 to 16
Special
12 WATER
GLASSES
BEAUTIFUL
COLORS
Regular
$1.69
Value
CLOSING OUT
MEN’S SUMMER SUITS
12.00
Actual
Values
to
$29.50
AN UNHEARD OF LOW PRICE!
Rayon tropicals in tans, blues, greens, greys.
Regulars, shorts, longs, stouts. Sizes 36 to 44.
Boys’ Boxer
Short and Shirt Set
Both for $1.00
Sizes 3 to 6. Navy or brown.
Sanforized, Full Cut
MEN’S SHORTS
2 for S1.00
Elastic Sides. Sizes 28 to 42.
Men’s Straw Hats
$1.00
$2.98 Value
WASH CLOTHS
20 for 1.00
Limit 20 to a Customer
DOUBLE BED SHEETS
2.00
i
81x99. Bleached snow-white. Ready for use.
EXTRA SPECIAL!
MEN’S T-SHIRTS
and Undershirts
3 for
' ')
A REAL
SPECIAL
ALL SIZES
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