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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Thursday, March 20, 1952
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NEWS OF JOANNA
ms CECIL. O’DELL, Correspondent and Representative
Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Shands of
Pauline, were week-end guests of
their daughter, Mrs. J. C. Lambert,
and Mr. Lambert.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Moore and
son, Johnny, spent last w'eek in
Rembert wdth the former’s parents,
l>r. and Mrs. T. M. Moore.
Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Wilburn at
tended the Greenwood county sing-
,ng convention Sunday.
Mrs. Harmon Murrah. Jr., Mrs.
Lavinia Cooley, Bill Byars and
Rev. Joe Giles attended the Metho
dist area training school held in
Laurens last w’eek.
Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Stevens and
children visited Mr. and Mrs.
Claud Lever in Greenwood Sun
day. |
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Weinberg of
Athens, Ga., were week-end guests
of the latter’s parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Sloan Rowland.
John Gaskin joined Bob Moore
of Camden and accompained him to
Hendersonville, N. C., for several
days this week.
Mrs. Wade Jenkins, Lawrence
Jenkins and son. Tommy, and Ray
Estes visited Pvt. Bobby Jenkins
at Parris Island recently.
Miss Elaine Franzen of Winthrop,
and Bobby Franzen of Clemson,
' Mr.
TfTe
were guests of their parents.
.Tnd Mrs. Carl Franzen, over
Farmer w r as hostess to sixteen
friends honoring her eighth birth-1
day at her home in Joanna Heights.,
The guests enjoyed folk songs •
and nursery stories on the record
player and indoor games. ,
The appointed table was covered
in a w r hite linen cloth and tenter-
ed with the lovely white cake,
decorated in pink and yellow with!
burning candles. On the crystal 1
tray the cake was outlined in small!
nosegays of lilies-of-the-valley tied
in pink ribbon. As the children
gathered around the table they
sang “Happy Birthday” to. Becky.
Mrs. Farmer, assisted by the hon-
oree’s grandmother, Mrs. John
Gaskin, served pink and white
block ice cream, cup cakes, soft
drinks. For souvenirs the girls had
plastic party baskets filled with
assorted candies and the boys had
yellow plastic rabbits with candies.
The honored guest received
many lovely gifts. ^
Birth Announcements
Lever
Mr. and Mrs. Claud Lever of
Greenwood, announce the birth of
a son, Robert Dewitt, at Self Mem
orial hospital recently. Mrs. Lever
is the former Miss Mary Stevens
of Joanna. •
week-end. ‘
“ Mr.—ancTMrsT
children
Moles
Mr. and' Mrs. Carl
Motes of 1
L. Abrams and 1 Renno, announce the birth eT - ai
Mr. and Mrs. Algie Ab- > daughter, Katherine May,
March
rams and Adgie visited Floyd Ab-,11 at Joanna hospital,. Mrs. Motes
rams at the Columbia hospital Sun- will be remembered as Miss Nora
day.
Mrs. Roy O'Dell of Fort Mill,
spent the week-end wdth Mr. and
Mrs. Cecil O’Dell. On Sunday they
visited Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Craft
m Silverstreet.
Mrs. Ada Brown of Newberry,
spent several davs last week with Foundation banquet which will be
her daughter, Mrs. Frank _Bodie. held at Joanna club Thursday
and Mr. Bodie.
Bell Etters.
Meeting Postponed
The Arts and Crafts class meet
ing will be postponed from the
meeting night, Thursday, to Friday
at 7. The change is due to the
Schoob To Close
Joanna schools will be
“closed
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Lowman, ’Jr.,
and son, Ronnie,- and Janice , ,, ■. ., ,
Starnes of Greenwood, spent Sun- Friday, March 21, in order that the
day with Mr. and 'Mrs. Johnny; teachers may attend the annual
Lowman "N South Carolina Education assboia-
Sunday guests of Mrs. Nell Elli-; tion meeting in Columbia.
son were Mrs. Milford Ellison and ^
son, Mickey, of Clinton. Mr. and ^ New Faculty Member
Mrs. Lee Ellison and Stanley and , The vacancy in Joanna school
Mrs. Ellison accompanied thier, ^ ^e resignation of Thomas
guests to Clinton Iate~Suhday to i Chandler, has been filled
visit Bill Evans who is seriously Varner of Spartanburg.
Mr. Varner is a graduate of Wof- J
' Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Poag cele-' ford colle ge where he took an ac-;
brated their 45th wedding anniver-! part m athletics. Sin^e gradua-
sary this week.
, Misses Jackie and Ruth Hunni-
cutt spent the week-end in Clin
ton with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Low
ery.
Mr, and Mrs. V. L. Wilburn were
Saturday visitors in Greenville.
Mrs. Elvin Stevens celebrated
her birthday on March 3.
Mrs. Lawrence Jenkins and chil
dren, Susan and Tommy, Mrs. Lil
lian Estes and Donnie and Wade
Jenkins visited Mr. Jenkins’ fath
er in Honea Path Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. Joe Giles and
daughter, Lynn, were called to
Johnston Friday due to illness in
the family
Mrs. Boyce Oxner, Gordon and
Hilda Oxner, Mr. and Mrs. Johnny
Davis of Cross Hill, attended the
I<^e Vogues in Greenville Friday
night.
Appointed Scout Leaders
Mrs. Harmon Murrah, Jr., as
sumed the duties as the younger
scout group leader last Tuesday
mghL She succeeds Mrs- Lavinia
Cooley who recently resigned.
Mr. and Mrs. Chandler Honored
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Chandler
were honored last Thursday night
by the Joanna school faculty at the
cafeteria. Dinner was served buf
fet style, informally. A profusion
of peach and apple blossoms dec
orated the tables.
Mr. Chandler left the past week
end to begin his duties in his new
work at Camp Gordon, Ga. Mrs.
Chandler and children plan to join
him the first of April.
With The Sick
Little Phoebe Darnell has re-,
turned home after spending sev
eral days in Joanna hospital for
- treatment: — —
Mrs. Louise Cole w r as a patient
last week at the local hospital for
treatment.
Mrs. Ed Hunnicutt is recuperat
ing at her home on Milton Road
following treatment in a Green
wood hospital and at Joanna hos
pital.
Miss Barbara Dawkins was ad
mitted to the local hospital on
March 12 for treatment.
On March 13 Ryan Poag entered
the local hospital to be treated.
Edwin Humphries is a patient at
Joanna hospital.
Little Vernon Koon, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Vernon Koon of New
berry, is a patient at the local hos
pital. *
Miss Linda Welchel of Joanna,
and Mrs. Ollie Wrenn of Clinton,
are patients at Joanna hospital.
Friends of Jeff O’Dell will be
interested to know he is at home
following a stay at Hays hospital.
The friends of Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Beckam of Greenwood, will regret
to learn their daughter/ Sandra,
was admitted to Greenville Gen-
tion he has been assisting in coach-j
ing at Wofford. .
Bill Poag Returns To Joanna
Friends of Bill Poag will be in
terested to kno he has’returned to
Joanna. Bill has been in Greenville
for two years and -now he has ac
cepted a position with Joanna
Mills in the Measurement and
Standards department.
Birthday Party Enjoyed
Little Rickie Gardner celebratt
ed her third birthday with a party
at Joanna club last Friday.
The assembly room was trans
formed into a playground as the
children enjoyed many games.
k The party table was decorated
with fancy napkins, favors of bal
loons and horns and cenetered with,
a large white cake inscribed “Hap- j
py Birthday, Rickie.” The white'
candles in green holders were !
burning as the v group gathered for!
refreshments.
Mrs. Gardner served ice cream,
cookies and soft drinks.
Rickie received many gifts which
were opened and passed.
Camera Club To Organize
Anyone interested in organizing
a camera club in Joanna is invit
ed to attend -the organizational
meeting at the club house Saturday
evening at 7 o’clock. The meet
ing will be held upstairs.
Chicken Stew To Be Given
The workers of .the second shift
•cloth room and their families will
enjoy a chicken stew at the club
house Saturday night. The stew
will be prepared by a group of
ladies from that group.
Cookie Sale To Be Held
As a part of their 40th anniver-
sary a Girl ScbuT will cbntacF eacTi
family in Joanna by March 29 for
the purpose of selling Scout cook
ies at 40c per box.
Attends Parly
Thirty Girl Scouts attended the
40th anniversary • rally of Girl
Scouts in Greenwood Saturday.
Two movies on Girl Scout activities
were enjoyed by 300 girls of the
games, songs and refreshments
Greenwood council. Miss Hilda
Oxner and Hack Prater accompan
ied the girls.
Sub-District Meets
The Maltese Cross sub-district of
the MYF met at Joanna school
Monday evening at 7:30. Miss
Joyce Hart, president, presided
during the business session.
St. James MYF of Laurens, gave
the program which was centered
around Easter, the message being
given in music.
During t&e social hour Miss Har
riett Patterson of the Methodist
church in Laurens, led the recrea-
~r ~~ v” •— i tion and the host church served
eral hospital where she is expect- assoried sandwiches and iced
ed to be a patient for several
weeks.
‘ W. D. Beckam is ill at his home.
Homer Stevens was ill last week.
Betty Ann Lowman has been ill
for several days at her home on
Pickens street
CaUbralM Birthday
On Saturday afternoon Becky
drinks.
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