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I Thursday, October 4, 1931 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Paw 5 PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NEWS OF JOANNA MRS CECIL O’DELL, Correspondent and Representative Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Godfrey, Martha Ann, Roland and Miss Ef- fie Lou Godfrey spent the week end in Saluda with Mrs. Godfrey’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Perry Dukes. Mrs. L. J. Brock spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Estes, in Cross Anchor. Lt. and Mrs. Henry Finney and meeting at West End Baptist church in Newberry on Tuesday., Mr. and Mrs. John Henry Daven port. Jr., spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Stewart in Colum bia. Miss Jackie Lovelace of Colum bia, spent the week-end with her daughter, Vicky, on her birthday at j Fulmer was pianist. Teachers in the her home on Sumter street. I children’s department are Mrs. Pat Twenty guests were present. Af ter an evening of games and con tests Mrs. Nathan Brazel and Mrs. Bowers. Mrs. James Brown. Mrs. John Gaskin. Mrs. Virgie Garner, Hack Prater, and Mrs. Vernon Gar- parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Love- daughter, Ellen, of Cherry Point, j lace. N. C-. were recent week-end guests i Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Davis of of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Brazel. Cross Hill, and Pvt. Pope Oxner of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. O’Dell, Bud j Fort Jackson, were visitors of the O'Dell, Mrs. Fred Ross, Judy, Lane , B. W. Oxners over the week-end. and Fredna were Sunday guests | Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Abrams and! fined to her home. j were arranged in the of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Templeton in children visited the latter’s parents. [ Mrs. Hubert Dove of Kinards, un-1 room. As the guests Calhoun Falls. Jimmy Templeton of Clemson, accompanied them af ter spending the week-end with' Mr. and Mrs. O’Dell. Mr. and Mrs. John Longshore, and Kathy were Sunday visitors of jin Anderson, the former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Longshore, in Newberry. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Abrams and Joe spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Surratt in the Fair- view section. Mrs. Annie Laurie Simpson has Isaac Craven assisted Mrs. Boyd miner, suprintendent of the depart serving ice cream, cookies and pink ment. lemonade, or favors the children "• were given Hallowe’en balloons ^ Little Boy Has Birthday Party and suckers. ” I Saturday afternoon at Joanna Vickey received many lovely; club little Adgie Abfkms was host gifts, among them costume dolls to 28 little friends honoring his for her collection and a lovely set: third birthday. Thsi being his first of jewelry from her parents. j birthday party, much fun and en- Out of town guests were Mrs. Joyment was had during the hours Isaac Craven and Becky of Liberty, of entertainment. Mrs. eBe Davidson and children of Two large tables, decorated in Clinton. | party fashion and centered with a With The Sick large birthday cake in pink and Mrs. B. W.^Oxner is ill and con-1 g reen with blue lighted candles, ' ‘ assembly gathered Mr. and Mrs. Pierce Attaway, in derwent a tonsilectomy at Joanna around singing happy birthday, and Whitmire recently. | hospital last week. | *‘ W e i 0 ve you,” Adgie blew out the Mr. and Mrs. Ben Jester and, Little Janice Price had a ton- can dies. The girls had fancy bas- Veda were Sunday guests of the silectomy at the local hospital re- kets and colored balloons for fa- latter’s mother, Mrs. West Farmer, cently. vors and the boys had horns and cdlored balloons. ' Mrs. Virginia Boyce assisted the honoree’s mother, Mrs. Algie Ab rams, in serving cup cakes, candies and ice cream. Adgie received many useful gifts and toys the former Miss Carrie Mae Gallic of Lee county. McJunkin Mr. and Mrs. Haskel McJunkin of Cross Hill, announce the birth of a son. Jonnie William, September 27 Immediately following the party hosp^UI Mrt McJunlun Mr. and Mri Abrams entertamed “ Ml ** B *W the Abrams family, Mr. and Mrs. Joyce Burton. i, L , ? r *. m . S ' Lmd V£ d ■ , ' mr 7/ Woman's Club To Meet i J Abrams and Bruce with The meeting of the Jb- fS* *" d ,1°"^ al lhe,r home un anna Woman s club wUl be held to- Calhoun street. ^ | night (Thursday) at 7:30 at Joanna I club. The program will be in the Birth Announcements , form of a “Beat the Clock Party." Evans 1 Group number 8. with Mrs. Earl Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Evans an- j Sineath as leader, will have charge nounce the birth of a son, Donnie refreshments. All ladies of the Ray, September 26 at Hays hos-! community are invited to attend. pital. Mrs. Evans is the former ^ Miss Evelyn Merchant. MEN’S TIES by WEMBLEY Atkins ! ! $1.00 and $1.50 Mr. and Mrs Floyd Atkins of L. B. DILLARD Clinton announce the birth of a daughter, Algia Ann. on Septe. 30 SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHROMCIJB at Joanna hospital. Mrs. Atkins is 1 “The Paper Everybody Reads" Miss Kittie Mae Moseley has re-! Promotion Day Service turned from a week’s vacation with ' Sunday was promotion day in the j | relatives in Greenville and Co-1 church school at Epworth Metho- lumbia. Roberts-Harris Miss Rose Marie Roberts became returned from a three-weeks visit the bride of Fred Cecil Harris on in Boone, N. C., with Mrs. Grace Trexler. September 22 at 4 o’clock. Rev. Joe W. Giles, pastor of the groom. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hamm of, performed the ceremony at the Columbia. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert, Methodist parsonage in the pres- Longshore and Nita of the Bush ence of the couple’s parents. River community, were Saturday ”he bride was attired in a light visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Ev ans and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Merchant. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Prater and grey gabardine suit with black ac cessories. Her shoulder corsage was of white carnations. After their honeymoon the young dist church. The church was dec orated with gladioli, spider lilies, greens and ivy against a back ground of white. The program consisted of group singing, read ings, prayer, meditation and was presented by the children’s depart ment. Mrs. Lavinia Cooley direct ed the program and Mrs. Walter Birth Announcements • , children visited Mrs. Tom Morgan wi H reside with the groom’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Harris, on Hampton street. «v and Mr. and Mrs. Sid Goff in Lees- ville Sunday. Mra. John Henry Davenport, Sr., celebrated her birthday Sunday. Billy Vines of Wofford college, and Trenton, and Mr. and Mrs A. . BOOZER Mr. and Mrs. James Scott Boozer announce the birth of a daughter, I Linda Jane, on September 28 at Bla-j lock clinic. Mrs. Boozer is the former, Birthday Party | Miss Frances Boazman Mrs. W. E. Boyd entertained Sat- SANDERS urday with a party honoring her j Mr. and Mrs Leland M Sanders, B Galloway of Trenton, were visi- i 0 ' Cro ** HlU ' »nnounce the birth of | tors in Joanna over the week-end. I IvCFVOU8 I 61181011 » son, Evans Levi, on September 28, Messrs. David Boland and Jack-1 a i • vvr _____ *t Blalock clinic. Mrs. Sanders is the son Taylor of the testing depart-j/\nQ V^iirOniC WOlTTy former Miss Evelyn Tucker, ment joined a house party and D . i MAULDIN spent the week-end at Ocean Drive 1^3.11 156 \^Orr6Ct6Q Mr. and Mrs. William C Mauldin, Cpl. George A Pierce, recently . . . u . »,.. •>* Laurens, announce the birth of a returned from Korea, has been I . J* r ° rr ^ rv *^ > l t V l son. Michael Stephen, on September spending a 15-day leave with his sister. Mrs. Harold Addison. Cpl. Pierce has served 3 years in the just your nerves." is not very help- 2y at BUIock clinic j|rs Mauldin is ful advice to a nervous sick person. the former westmore-! . urn* ... opinion of Dr C. J. Hart, lo- Philippines, China and Japan. He ca * Chiropractor. . EVANS « leaves this week for the air base in "Such individuals need help, for Mr ^ Mrf B E vani , D f Montana. they are really sick and their sick- Joanna, announce the birth of a son, Mr. and Mrs Hook Summers vis- ness does have a cause,' he states. Don me Ray, at Hays hospital, on ited the letters mother, Mrs Tom qpivai iRPtTATmv J September 26 Mrs. Evans is thelos*. Morgan, in Leesville Sunday Sr INAL. IKKIIAIIUN | me r Miss Evelyn Merchant. Mrs John Burnette. Jr, left by , The problem is one of deep-seat- ] GRIFFIN • plane last week from Greenville to ed and constant nervous tension \( r an< j \i rs > Kenneth C. Griffis, join Pvt. Burnette at Wichita Falls, caused by an irritation of the nerve 0 f Pendleton, announce the birth of, Trxa.0 roots leadmK Among the many attending the from the spine, Rowland reunion held at Oconee explains Dr. state park near Walhalla on Sun Hart Though day were Mr and Mrs Mason Row- i nothing may land. Mrs. Frances Goodlin and seem wrong or- Cherry. Bobby Boyce. Sloan Row ganically. the land of Joanna, and Mr. and Mrs. proper X - rays C N. Franks, Bobby Franks and . and other lasts Mr Dutton of Clinton; also Mr will reveal this and Mrs. James Evans. Misses Doris condition when and Hazel Wehunt and Carlton 1 a n especially Wehunt. | trained techm- Misses Mary Lyons and Peggy : cian makes an Wehunt and Harley Lyons spent examination, the week-end in Elkin, N. C, with j Only when relatives. Mf and Mrs. Robert Harrison, Mr and Mrs. J. H. Davenport, Sr., attended the singing convention m Simpsonville Sunday. Mrs. Louis Jenkins, Mr. and Mrs. Mutt Tolbert of Greenwood, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wade Jenkins. Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Moore and son, Johnny, were week-end guests of Dr. and Mrs. T. I. Moore in Rembert. Little Johnny remain ed for the week with his grandpar ents. Mr. and Mrs. Junior Holder of Abbeville, were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. Clyde Young. Tommy Abrams, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Abrams, lias been called into service in the Marine Corps and is stationed at Parris Island. Miss Ruth Hair and her mother, Mrs. W. W. Hair, were Saturday visitors in Greenville. Later they visited Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Derrick at Dacusville. Mrs. Rolfe Clark, Mrs. J. K. Sease, Mrs. Bertha Stroud, Mrs. Carl Stroud, Mrs. W. W. Hair, Mrs. Charles Murphy, Jack Holsonback, Rev. and Mrs. James Mitchell at 1 a son, Kenneth Cullen. Jr., on Octo- | ber 1 at the Anderson hospital. Mrs. Griffis i* the former Miss Doris Bo- zard. daughter of Mrs. J. M Bozard of Joanna, and the late Mr. Bozard. YOUNG Mr. and Mrs. George C. (Kit) Young announce the birth of a son, Richard Edgar, on October 1 at the Laurens county hospital. Mrs. Young is the former Miss Doris Taylor of Laurens. the cause of this irritation is removed can a person relax and quit worry ing. Until then, the individual is sick, mental ly and physical ly. Such illness will eventually lead to real organic disturbances in most cases. -- NATURE STRIVES TO CORRECT Nature is constantly making an effort to relieve this pressure and sometimes through a prolonged rest or change of climate does ac complish it. Snock or other severe reaction may rarely bring about a change for the better. The most efficient and satisfac tory way is to have a thorough ex amination by a Chiropractor with experience in making spinal cor rections, advises Dr. Hart. Free flowing nerve energy in sures clear, alert and healthy bod ies. Without it one is not living fully.—Published in the interest of tended the Reedy River association 1 better health by Dr. C. J. Hart. First P. T. A. Meet Tuesday Evening, Record Attendance The first meeting of the new school session for the Florida Street school Parent-Teacher association was held on Tuesday evening with a record attendance of about one hundred and seventy-five. W. R Anderson, superintendent of the city schools, welcomed the par ents and teachers. John S Glover, president, presid-, ed. Reports of the various commit-; tee chairmen were heard, giving' plans for projects and programs for the coming year. A special children's night is being planned for December in addition to the regular meeting. Emphasis was placed on the fact that this year sponsors are grade parents rather than mothers alone, and fathers are' being urged to take a more active part. R. P. Hamer, finance chairman, announced that the PTA carvnival! would be held this year as usual and; will be directed by A. J. Merchant and J. C. Thomas. Those attending adjourned to the class rooms of their children to meet the teachers, and other parents. Lat er a social hour was enjoyed in the school cafeteria with Mrs. I. M. Adair, hospitality chairman, and her committee, Mrs. J. u L. Culp, Mrs. Frank Cauley and Mrs. Lykes Hen derson, serving refreshments. The November program will deal with the new Laurens county school district consolidation plan. Card of Thanks Many thanks to all my friends, for the prayers, cards, flowers, vis its and gifts during my recent ill ness. Also the good care and kind ness I received from my nurses and doctor at Joanna hospital. May God’s richest blessings be with all of you. —MRS. GUSSIE WAITS ENTIRELY NEW — Webster’s New Collegiate Dictionary, based on Web ster’s New Internationat Dictionary. Best handy size. Chronicle Publish ing Co., Stationery Dept. 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