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* ■. / / " Pape Six THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Thursday, May 8, 1952 PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NEWS OF JOANNA MRS CECIL O’DELL, Correspondent and Representative Mrs. P. L. Attaway of Whitmire, tpent the week-end with her daughter.' Mrs. J. L. Abrams, and Mr: Abrams. Mrs. J. M. Bozard and Miss Mil dred Bozard visited Mrs. Rhett Bo zard in Branehville Sunday. Later Mrs. Bozard received word that Mrs. Rhett Bozard passed away Sunday night. Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Rucker and B. W, Snipes of Anderson, visited Mr.' Sallie Bridges Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Brazel spent the week-end in Liberty with the letter’s sister, Mrs. Isaac Craven and Mrs. Craven. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Swygert. Terry and Donny Swygert spent the week-end in Atlanta, Ga., with Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Dolan. Mrs. H. M. Willingham and Mrs. Otis Murphy attended the junior play, “Rest Assured,” in Ninety-Six Friday night. M iss Margaret Mason of Lau rens. spent the week-end with Miss Maidie Jean Boyce. Mrs. Annie Laurie Simpson was day visited Mrs. Jackie Howard, who is a patient in a Columbia hos pital. Shealy of Newberry; Miss Lillie Bell Crawford, Larry Harrelson and Aubrey Turner. 1 Mixed spring flowers were used throughout the home at vantage points. Woman's Club Met , The members of Joanna Woman’s Mrs. B. W. Oxner and Miss Hildd c ] u i 3 gathered Thursday evening Oxner were Saturday visitors in f or their monthly meeting. Greenville. Mrs. E. J. Willingham, president, Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. presided during the business hou?. Tot Stewart and Mrs. J. W. Davis Mrs. R. G. Carr, chairman of the at their family gathering Sunday committee planning a summer trip, were: Mr. and Mrs. H. E. McKin- gave the prices and details on four ney, Miss Katurah McKinney, Mrs. prospective trips. These were dig- Hamp McKinney, Misses Pearl and cussed but no definite plans wqre Eva Raborne of Greenwood: C. E. majje. McKinney of Dublin, Ga.; Mrs. J. Mrs. Lavinia Cooly presented a S. Gilmer and son Sam of Knox- 1 program of local tatent. Those ap- ville Term, and Jimmy Stewart. pearing were Misses Ethel Mae and Pressley^ Best of Wofford col-1 Rowe, Myrtle Murphy, Patsy Whit mire, and Brenda O’Dell. Refreshments of cake, salted nuts and iced drinks were served. lege Spartanburg. Mrs. Harris Honored One of the loveliest events of the season was the surprise party hon oring Mrs. Mary L. Harris last Wednesday night immediately fol Mrs. Brown Grateful May I express my deep apprecia tion to Dr. D. O. Rhame, Dr. E. N lowing prayer meeting at the home Sullivan nurses of Hays hospital of Mrs. J. M. Bozard. Co-hostess | and friends for all the kindnesses with Mrs. Bozard was Mrs. Frances j shown me during my recent hos- Giles. ! pitalization. The cards, flowers, Artistic arrangements of iris, and ! visits and inquiries will always be Iht Monday guest of Mrs. Hugh > other spring flowers were used pro-j rernem ^ ei e d- May God bless each S:mpson in Clinton. | fusely in the dining room. The j you Misses Thelma and Nadine guests were invited into the dinr | Bridges visited Mr. and Mrs. Henry j ing room for refreshments. The -MRS. ERCIE BROWN Davus in Columbia Sunday. Mrs. Roy Templeton of Calhoun Falls, spent several days this week appointed table was overlaid with a lace cloth. Mrs Giles presided at the punch bowl and Mrs. Bozard with" fiFF pafehts;^Mr mTd -Mi*s-.--J.a-serAe4- Maypole cake, and sherbert D O’Dell. J Mr. and Mrs. C. J Craig and Miss Crystal Crtig visited Mrs. Craig’s nephew. R. C. Dunaway, at the Veteran’s hospital in Columbia Sunday. Mrs. W. D. Beckam spent a few days last Week in Greenwood with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Beckam. Mrs. Earl Sineath spent last week in Bamberg with her parents Mr, j occasion, and Mrs. Troupe. Little Miss Jennie Ray Surratt j Presbyterian Women To Meet cf Fairview, is spending the week! The women of the Presbyterian children ’25c. Those desiring to. make contributions and cannot at tend the game may do so by con tacting Dan Kirby. (The manage ment expresses regret that this game conflicts with the revival ser vices at Epworth church, due to the games being scheduled in the early spring.) Girl Scout Outing The Girl Scout group, under the leadership of Miss Hilda Oxner, enjoyed a skating party at Mineral Springs last Friday evening. Later the young people gathered for a weiner roast. Thirty members and invited guests attended the outing with Mr.'and Mrs. Johnny Daven port, Jr., assisting Miss Oxner inj the entertaining. Important Ladies Meeting A special important called meet ing of members of Joanna Woman’s club will be held Thursday at the club house at 6 o’clock. Anyone interested in a summer trip and planning to go, must attend the meeting. This is definitely the fin al plan, officers state. News of The Sick Mrs. Jackie Lovelace Howard was a patient at the Columbia hos pital last week. Mrs. Louise Dove ot Kinards, un derwent surgery at Joanna hospital ! on April 29. Bud Carr is a patient at Hays| Giles, extends to the public a most cordial invitation to attend the ser vices. i v Birth Announcement Long Mr. and Mrs. Ferrell Long an nounce the birth of a daughter, Gerry Lynn, at Joanna hospital on April 29 Mrs. Long will be re membered as Miss Betty Ruth Hueble of Joanna. DR. L B. MARION ^NATUROPATH Res. Phone 939 500 South Broad St. The decorations in the dining room were red roses and sno-balls. - _ ^ , . . .. t The honoree was presented a highway Saturday m celebration of May basket decorated in pink and her 13th birthda\. Celebrates Birthday Coming home after the matinee, Miss Dolly Adair was greeted by [hospital. 21 young friends singing' Happy Mrs. Thelma Nix of Chappells, Brrthdey-. •-The^-surprise pa tty w^ admitted to Joanna hospital at Dolly’s home on the Whitmire T on April 29 for treaTrhent — Mrs. Elsie Gruber was hospitaliz ed several days last week at the; local hospital for treatment. On May 1st William Bledsoe suf fered a fractured hip due to a mill accident and is a patient at the Co- •v. luxnbia hospital. Twenty-four "guests enjoyed this Peggy Black. Le roy Passmore is recuperating The dining room was lovely with at his home on Sumter street fol low arrangements of sweetpeas and roses. The white cake with tops for quality tops for quality white and bordered with sweet- peas, filled with lovely gifts. .Mrs. Harris is retiring from the faculty of‘Joanna schools and moving toj her home in Townville An unusual game, “Name the Ob ject,” adapted from television, was led by Mrs. Adair. Those winning prizes were Willie Mae Murrah, Ann Niver, Anna Mae Lee and pink burning candles was the cen- lowing a stay at Joanna hospital. Mrs. Viola Lever was dismissed Tuesday after being a patient at at-*fof the white lmefl -cover---.the local -ho^pitaL.several days.. ’with Mr. aricTMrs. ‘Hofaee“H3TTmT,j chtrretr wilt c*- p. m., at the borne of Mrs. W. J-; , . . , . _ May 4th Luther B. Thomp- Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Bedenbaugh i Hogan on the Columbia highway. Mrs. Adair, assistd by Mrs. M. son was admitted to Joanna hos- and daughter spent the week-end; The annual Birthday program will J- Black, served cookies, candies pital for treatment, in Gainesville, Ga., with Mr. and be presented. > and iced drinks. . I Cecil Watts and J. D. Black r.re Mrs. Leland Russell. Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Riddle and Miss Ruth Riddle of Laurens, were Saturday guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. N. Foy. — Mrs. Richard % Willingham and son, Rickey, of Columbus, Ga., are : Bobby celebrate his 16th birthday Dolly was presented, many gifts 1 patients at by her friends. -I treatment. Surprise Birthday Supper Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bennett hon- j * _ ^ ored their son, Bobby, with a sur- j Johnson Night Ball Game prise -^birthday—supper ^loii^ay] Friday night at Clark Field in Jo- night. Seven invited guests helped 1 anna Ware Shoals will meet Jo- anna. This has been designated as spending this week with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Jeff McCarthey, and Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Willingham. Mr. and Mrs. James Lovelace, Miss Willena Lovelace, Colie Gru ber and Mrs. L««ter Hair on Sun- Mrs. Bennett served a chicken sup per, family style. The cake was white with the pink inscription, “Happy Birthday Bobby.” The guests were Miss Peggy Shealy, Jerry Shealy, and Mrs. Frank FOR A MORE COMPLETE LINE OF Fishing Tackle Ti Got Your Fishing License Yet?.. Come In .. 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