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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Thursday, February 28, 1952
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NEWS OF JOANNA
HRS CECIL O DELL, Correspondent and Representative
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Niver, Jr.,
attended the ’ Peeples-Smith wed
ding in Cateechee Saturday.
assembly room. The program is
being planned .on “Workers Togeth
er with God,” and will be present^
Mr and Mrs. Roy Templeton and ed by Mrs. James Simipson. Dur
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Outz of Calhoun ing the social hour refreshments
End Of Month
if.
J. D.
Falls, visited Mr. and Mrs
O’Dell Sunday.
Mrs. M. J. McFadden and Miss
Maggie Lovett are expected home
this week-end» after spending a
month in Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Tinsley and
will be served by Mesdames John ;
M. Ross, C. J. Craig. Ed Hunnicutt, I
and Lavinia Cooley.
Birth Announcement
Jones
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Jones
of
U j U n^rrah Ann Of Whitmire, announce the birth of a
anall daughter, Deborrah Ann of Michael, at Newberry
t ; sp * nt ** Tr Ind hospital on February 18. Mrs
vr lth '\i le 3 h S , nhrip- ’ Jones is remembered as the for-
Mr and m" C H. Godfrey and'™" Miss Belly Rowe of Joanna.
Martha Ann, were overnight guests • - Birthday Party
rec ? n }} y °^ the P are ^^, Mr. Last ^ ueS( j a y afternoon Mrs. C.
and Mrs Perry Dukes m Saluda H Godfrey honored her daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. J. IP Bundnck a ^ ar tha Ann, with a party at the ,
son of Gilbert, spent Sunday ui pj cn i c shelter. The occasion was
Mr and Mrs. C . E ' Bragg. Martha’s 8th birthday. The thirty-
^ rS T, J ' M ' fj ve g Uests enjoyed out of door||
L- re ^ ^ >z « d V1S1 J; ed i ' a " d games and contests. The appoint-
I s " Griffis in 1 endelton Sunday. table was overlaid in white with
^ater Mrs. Bozard an.i*’ . Iildre a g reen an( ^ p j n h decorated cake as
were supper guests of . Ir. and rs '' fhe centerpiece, topped with burn-
F - J - Ciark m Anderson. jjng pink candles.
Mr. and Mrs^ O. \ Han of T&y :-!f; ( -)df r ey. ser\-ed pink frosted cake,
Mrs. Godfrey, assisted by Mrs.
Cecil Bishop and Miss Effie Lou
ice crea mand iced drinks. Martha
Ann received many gifts.
The guests were given pencils
. Special Purchase!
Women’s DRESSES
COTTON CRISKAY
WAFFLE PIQUES
PRINTED PUSSES
2.99
I
Sizes 12 to 20, 38 to 44,
16V£ to 24«/ 2
STRIPES, FLORALS,
CHECKS AND
SOLID PASTELS
tors, visited Mrs
family last week
Mrs Henry Hunter spent the
week-end in Charlotte, N C., with
her sister, Mrs. R. L. Shortlidge.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Braze! were f ancv suc kers tied in.pink rib-
Fnday visitors in Greenville and
supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. I. C.
Craven in Liberty.
Rev. John Lindsey of Moncks-*
Corner, spent the week-end with
Mrs. M. E. Smith.
The W. K. Waits held their fam-
,ly birthday dinner at their home
Sunday. Those attending were Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Waits; *Mr. amT
Mrs. Bernard Nabors, Kelly Waits,
of Joanna; Mr. and Mrs. Milton'
;
Wildlife Federation To Meet
The Joanna chapter of the South 11
Carolina Wildlife Federation will
meet Monday night, March 3, at 7
o’clock. A chicken barbecue sup
per will be served and films on
fishing..and .wildJife.wj 11. be shown. J
Special Purchase!
CHILDREN’S BETTER
DRESSES
2.00
Actual value to $3.98
All the season’s styles, all new stock. Our
buyers combed the markets to bring you this
outstanding buy. Sizes-l-4o 3 and 3 to 6x. -
Special Purchase!.
WOMEN’S
SLIPS and GOWNS
1.59 ea. - 2 For 3,00
Actual valife to $2.98
Ladies, better hurry! Here’s a buy you cannot
afford to pass up. Deep iaoe-trimmed^In blue,
—blue, rose; green, wrua, and white. —
Birthday Party Given
Leonard Price celebrated his 8th
Waits and family of Greenwood; birthda with a p arty a this home
Mr. and Mrs. Julian Gardner and r , n Miiton RnaH Saturday Twppty- 1
■daughter of Greenville. ^ ; nine guests were present. Low ar-
Oliver Templeton of Calhoun rangements of daffodils were used
Falls, is spending several days with : j n h vin g an< j dining rooms,
his son, Clisby Templeton, and Mrs>) Later his m(> ther, Mrs. Marie I
1 empleton. 1 p r j ce , invited the children into the
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Niver, Sr., lining room. The table was cov-
of Bluffton, were Sunday guests of I ered with a laCe cloth and center- |
their son and family, Mr. and Mrs. ed w j^h a large cake decorated in
P. W. Niver, r. „ I yellow and green with ‘Happy,
Mr. and Mrs. John Lynch . of Birthday" inscribed. Mrs. Price
Greenville, spent the week-end served the cake with ice cream and l
with Mr. 5nd Mrs. Joe Johnson. presented the children favors of i
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stroud, Mrs. b a iioons, gum and candy. j
Bertha Stroud were Sunday guests ■ The honored guest Weis present- j
of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Tinsley in ed with a gift f rom each c hil d pres- i
Fairview. i en t Group pictures were taken of
Miss Jo Nell Lowman of Char- the party.
lote N. C., spent sev-eral days last ( • ’ ♦
week With h^r parents, Mr. and r»llnw»hip Hour F.nioyud |
Mrs. J. F. Logman. 1. Members of Epworth’s Men’s Bi-
Girl’s New Spring
Sizes 7 to 14.
Smart New Spring
PERCALE DRESSES r,rinis - Fas ‘ ^
1i9
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Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ellis and chil- bl e class, their wives and friends
dren spent the week-end in Green- and members of the Ever-Ready 1 1
class enjoyed a fellowship hour j
Saturday night at Joanna club, j
The tables were centered with ar-»
rangements of mixed early spring |
flowers. The men prepared and j
served a chicken stew to approxi- '
mately 100 guests.
The Joymakers quartet from
wood with Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Bow
ers.
Pfc. Johnny Buchanan of Kees-
ler Field, Miss., spent the week-end
w»th his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Doc
Buchanan.
Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Carr and fam
ily spent Sunday in Charlotte, N.
C., with Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Cahey. Gaffney, provided entertainment
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Purdy of Po-1 •
maria, were Saturday visitors here. February Birlhays
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ambrose of The. 1 following celebrated their j
Greer, were Week-end guests of birt#lays during the last two
Mr. and Mrs. Julina Hunnicutt. weeks of February: Leonard Price, |
Walt and James Fulmer, Judy I
Mrs. Smith Passes Templeton, James Brown, Kelly
The community extends deepest Waits,, Mrs. Emma Wofford, Ben
SPECIAL PURCHASE!
Black Heel
NYLONS
Sizes:
8'/i
to 11
77c
Regular
$1.49
Beautiful 51 gauge, 15 denier nylons, with black
rayon and navy heels and seams. Come In and
scoop up the hosiery buy of the season! Top
quality, exquisitely sheer nylon in flattering
shades of Blondine, Jeanette, Maisette, and Sun-
Breeze.
Value
SPECIAL PURCHASE!
Men’s New Spring
Dress Pants
Actual value to $7.95
These are not regular $4.98 pants, but a special buy of bet
ter quality and fabric. This group includes flannels, gabar
dines and worsteds. Plain and pleated styles. Tans, greys,
blues. Sizes 28 to 44.
Na-
Hol-
sympathy to the family and friends Lever, Palter Waits, Bluford
of Mrs. Melvin Smith. Mrs. Smith bors. Julian Hunnicutt, J. E.
passed away Thursday at Hays sonback and Bill Dees.
hospital. Funeral services were ♦
held at Joanna Baptist church Sati World Day of Prayer
urday afternoon. , . , , „.i The entire community is invited
t to attend the World Day ^>f- Pr
program at Epwqr^h Methodist
church Friday evening, at 7 o’clock.
mterdenomina-
Bapliel Ladies Meet
Members of the Baptist Mission
ary society will meet Tuesday eve
ning at 7 o’clock in the educational
building. Mrs. Harold Murphy,
program chairman, will present a
most inspiring program. The host
esses are Mesdames R. G. Carr, Annual Baptist Banquet Largely
Frances Giles, Alex Crawford and Attended
Charles Murphy. The ladies of the 185 people gathered in the re
church are invited to attend. creation room of the oanna feap-
This program is
tional an d all churches of the com
munity have been invited to take
part on the program.
WSCS To Meet
tist church on the evening of Feb..
16 for the annual churchwide
Sweetheart banquet. ^ )
John Holland Hunter of Clihton, !!
March 4th at 7 o’clock the Wom
an’s Society of Christian Service of.
Bpworth church will meet in the was master of ceremonies and kept
i a stream of laughter going with i |
j his unusual wit. The invocation
! was given by Gene Floyd. The i I
j theme of the banquet was “The
Music of Love.” The following
program was given;
MEN’S GABARDINE
SPORT SHIRTS
1.99
Actual $2.98 values
Lowest price anywhere. AH new stock.
All first quality. Long sleeve gabardine,
in maize, blue, green, tan. Sizes S-M-L.
NEW SPRING
WOMEN’S TOPPERS
7.95
Pink, red, gold, navy.
The ideal coat for Easter time. Don’t
miss this grand buy. Sizes 10 to 44.
NEW SPRING
TAFFETA
59c yd.
New spring colors of red, blue, aqua,
maize, gold, lavender, navy, rose and
white.
i E. O. M. SPECIAL
Children’s ANKLETS
Actual values to 25c
Styles for boys and girls, elastic top,
new spring colors. Sizes 6 to IOV2.
Special Purchase! LADIES’
NEW SPRING BAGS
95 c
Real values at this money-saving price. We
have a wide assortment of plastic calf, plastic
patents and failles in tailored and dreiiy
styles. Many new shades and sizes. Reds,
greens, tan and black.
FAMOUS DAN RIVER
SHEETS
1.98
81x99
Famous for quality, famous for wear, laundry
tested and guaranteed. You can’t buy a better
sheet at any price.
coU»?'&
Barbecue
Saturday
March 1
PIG FOOT STEW
Friday, Feb. 29
6:00 P. M.
y *
Rain or Shine
NABORS
STORE
At Bonds Cross Roads
Serenade of Love—Mrs- Alex
Crawford, soloist.
She Gets Her Man—A skit pre
sented by the young people of the i
BOYS’ KNIT
POLO SHIRTS
church.
Sweetheart’s Serenade— Profes
sor William Jordan of the Newber
ry city 'schools as soloist.
Presenting the King and Queen
of Hearts by Louis Murphy, chair
man of the deacon board.
Miss Kitty Mae Moseley, super-
‘intendent of the Joanna i hospital,
was selected to be the Queen, and i
Dr. Dorsey McFadden was select- j
ed as King.
Mr. Murphy expressed apprecia- j
tioh to those who mean so much
to so many people in the town of
Joanna.
' Harmony of Love, by Miss El
eanor Blumberg of Newberry, as
soloist. J
I Dr. John A. Barry, , Jr., of Fur
man University, spoke on “A
Greater Love.”
Rev. James Mitchell, pastor, ex
pressed appreciation to the com
mittee for the work in preparing
foi^the banquet.
The pianist throughout the eve-
' ning was Mi$s Mary Elizabeth
Fowler, church choir director.
The banquet hall was beautiful
ly decorated in red and white
hearts with red streamers on each j
table and figures of boys and
girls.
New spring styles, short
sleeves. Sizes 2 to 12. Ea.
50c
UNPAINTED CLOTHES
HAMPERS
Here’s a must for every
housewife. They’re big in
size and big in value.
Reg. $2.98 value.
too
SPECIAL PURCHASE! ‘
CHENILLE
SPREADS
Deep-tone and pastels: blue,
rose, aqua, pink, chartreuse,
maize and white.
3.00
Casuals and Dress
Shoes In leathers and
suedes. Reds, greens,
browns and blacks.
CLOSE-OUT — ONE GROUP
WOMEN’S SHOES
Sizes 4 to 10
Values to $5.95
SPECIAL PURCHASE
Drapery, Upholstery
Material
48 Inches wide, in flo
rals and stripes. Ac
tual valnes to $1.98
yard.
1.29
YD.
BED PILLOWS
Filled with crushed
chicken feathers, covered
with heavy quality tick
ing.
99c
BOYS’ 8-OZ.
Dungarees
Sanforized.
Zipper fly.
1.33
80-SQUARE
SHEETING
39 inches wide, extra
savings at a low, low
price.
19c
YD.
DRESS SPECIAL
One group of women’s
Better Dresses, crepes,
taffetas, and failles.
Not all sizes in all
styles, but excellent
values.
Values .to $9.95
EXTRA SPECIAL!
BIRDSEYE DIAPERS
Size 27x27
GREATER SAVINGS!
EXCELLENT BUYS!
1.77
DOZ.
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