The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, July 31, 1952, Image 8

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% - PaRC EiRht / THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Thursday, July 31, 1952 PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NEWS OF JOANNA MRS CECIL O’DELL, Correspondent and Representative Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Johnson were Mr. and Mrs. Stacy Adkins and daughter. Ma rian. Miss Shirley Thompson of Augusta, Ga.; Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Reddick and children, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Williamson and sons. Ken neth. Curtis and . Coleman, of Greenwood; Mrs. Sam Joe Bunch and daughter. Marilyn, Mrs. Ossie Bunch of Abbeville; Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Shaw of Newberry; and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Green of Wood- ruff. Mrs. Ted Ellison and children. Jerry and Debby. of Whitmire, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Dudley and chil dren of Columbia, were Sunday guests of Mrs. Nell Ellison. Later the group visited Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wilson in Greenwood. dies. Mrs. Abrams was assisted by Mesdames J. L. and Algie Ab rams in serving ice cream cones, iced drinks, cookies, suckers, and blow gum. Rosemary received many lovely I gifts. . ♦ Woman's Club Meets August 7 The Joanna Woman's club will] meet at 7:30 o’clock, August 7, at 1 the club house. Miss Ruth Hair, program chair man. has arranged an interesting! religious program concerning “My Church.'’ Refreshments will be in charge of Mrs. Ed Osborne and her group. The president. Mrs. Pat Bowers, extends to all the ladies of the conun unity a most cordial welcame. Mr. and Mrs. Rolfe Clark spent: Those desiring Joanna Sisters and, Sundav in Greer with the latter's I have not drawn one will have a' mother, Mrs. W. G. Puckett. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Willingham and small granddaughter. Cindy Prater, visited relatives in Ninety- Six Sunday. Cpl. Wally Abrams and Pfe. Tommy Abrams of Camp LeJeurie, N. C., visited their parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Abrams over the week-end.- - : Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hawkins. - -Mr. and Mrs. Maxie Hawkins and Linda of Prosperity, were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Bow ers. . Miss Pat Carr has returned, home after spending two months in Cov- jnugton. Va.. with her sister. Mrs. Bob Plott, and Dr. Plott. Mr. and Mrs. Olga Hair of Spar- chance to do so at this meeting. Mr. Salters Passes The community extends deepest j sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. Curtis ( Salters in the passing of the for mer's father. Christopher Salters. ' Mr. Salters died Monday at Self' Memorial hospital in Greenwood. 1 Funeral services were conducted Tuesday. derwent treatment at Joanna hpg-j. Altai last week. - - K ———♦ W. M. S. Annual Picnic The Baptist Woman's Misionary' Society will sponsor their annual, picnic. Tuesday. August S.^at the 1 i picnic sht'UtT' at 7 O'clock.' Mem-; ' bers of the circles and members of j t a nbiirg, a re spend in g th is ^k ! ^anizations sponsored by the j ,, „ » T _ C w WMS are invitea. Special guests w,fh the formers mother, Mrs. V.. husbands of the WMS A Halr members. 1 Games will be enjoyed W. Hair. Miss Mary Ann Hollingsworth of Little Mountain, is spending the . , . e ■ •„ . — " - Madeline Huff- fllm on missions will be and a, week with Miss Madeline Huft- -***. — shown., , Please bring a picnic lunch and srtet.er. „ , . 1 the hostesses of the WMS will pro'-' Mrs. John Gaskin. Mrs. Cecil . , ^ Farmer. Becky and John Allen. ' lde lhe drink > . Mrs, Rudolph Prater and Kent vis- Epworth Ladies To Meet red Mrs. Gaskin s mother Mrs., members of Salhe Crocker, m Whitmire: Sun- ^ Wo ^ an . s of chnstian | ( ‘ a ;. T • e- Service will come together at the Mrs. Niver J?'' ^urch at 7 o'clock for their Au- john Ross. ^ a ^ 0 [ T th gust meeting. Mrs. J. L. Abrams j James u me ^ has planned an inspiring program I motored to Camp J 0 ™*}'™™, on “Partners In Obedience/’ _ Cheraw ^ a u J “ c back 1 Durin S the social hour the host- 1 tne Intermediate campers back I ^ will ^ Mrs Vetnon Garner> j " % e anH Mrs - Frances Partman. Mrs. Till- Mr. and Mrs. Pat ?p^e^^nd !mari Morse and Mrs Hugh Brf>ck ■ TT /- > '^‘ —D 1 ,/ .All ladies e>f-4he--ehureh areo or. Mr. and Mrs. w . u. Boozer, rrr with the . . c . dially invited to meet Kinards Saturday. erouo Miss Dorothy Carr and Jimmy, 6 Clark visited Paris mountain state j park Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Beckam Birth Announcements Anderson and Mrs. ' William Renric Mr. ana Mrs. : Mr. and Mrs. ' William Renric Lyju?. *nd BiUy Bec - , AndersAaa—L_-...annauiw^t..ahe birth. Miss Sandra Beckam af Gieenvme' f ^ ttt t..i„ Mfss General hospital Sunday of a son, William Renric III, July meia, nospua, aunuay. 2 2 at .Joanna hospital. Mrs. And- “ r J “"i : erson is the former Miss Betty and daughter, Martha Ann,_ Miss K in g Etters Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Etters of Clinton, announce the birth of a son. July Etters, at Joanna hospit- Effie Lou Godfrey, Mrs. Johnny M. Hatton and Roland Godfrey ac companied by Mack Hatton of Clinton, attended the Godfrey re- union in Simpsonville Sunday at a| Mrs Btters wiM be remembered the home oS Mr. and Mrs. James as Mj Nelb Tavlor Godfrey. Miss Barbara Ann .Spill-' ^ - ers of Simpsonville, returned home i ‘ With The with Martha Ann for a few da\2> ^| rs Hunnicutt was confined! , t j t0 her home several days last week I Mrs. Shuford Lewus and sons. due tQ jij ness Skipper and Terry, are spending Friends of Eddv Stroud will be the week in ^revaiM. N. C, with interested t0 know he is r ecuperat- Mr and Mrs. O R. Willingham. ting at his home following a tonsil- Mr. and Mrs. \ernon Gamer an ^tomy Friday at Joanna hospital.! Larry attended the Warren-Ho.- Mrs Annie Laura Simpson has | sonback wedding at the First Bap b een jjj at ^ er home on the Whit-, fist church in Newberry recently.; m j re highway the past week. _. | , „ 4 _. _ i Mrs. Harry Price underwent sur- 1 Birthday P» rt y Given : g erv Monday at Jonna hospital. One of the loveliest parties of the ; Mrs Andy was H a dmit- summer was honoring little Rose-1 ted to the local hospital Tuesday marv Abrams, daughter of Mr. and | treatment E ^ ^ a T S ’/ the L h ^° n i Little Ga >' le Craven was ill at Milton Road Satuidav afternoo . her home over the week-end. BELK'S... AIR-CONDITIONED FOR YOUR SHOPPING COMFORT DAYS Forty-five little friends gathered on the lawn for this happy occas- Games w’ere led by Larry urn. Miss Claudia Hawkins under-1 went a tonsilectomy at Joanna j Muiphy and Miss Dorothy Stog-, Friends of Mrs Clisby Temple . 1 ner Later the children sang Hap- tbn wi]1 regret to learn she j s a pa _, pv Birthday to the little honoree, t lient at the j ocal hospital for treat-1 gathered around the appointed j ment tabie. The centerpiece of the lace-, Liule Sandra Faye Bishop' small I covered table was a beautiful^ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Winfield decorated cake with < burning LU ‘ , Bishop, was a patient at Joanna: hospital several days last week. FOR ATHLETE'S FOOT A KERATOLYTIC IS A MUST What is a keratolyiic? An agent that deadens the infected skin. It then peels off, exposing more germs 1 to its killing action. Get T-4-L, a keratolytic. at any drug store. If Donald HarreLson is recuperating from a tonsilectomy he had on Fri day at the local hospital. James McAbee of Clinton, un- Ice Cream Supper i j uriMn i Attention all primaries of Ep- no! plMMd IN ONE HOUR, your ,. orth ohurch , ^ are invited ^ 40c back. Today at McGee's Drug • % %• NOTICE attend an ice cream party Friday afternoon at 5 o’clock at the home of Mrs. Pat Bowers on Milton Road. :: MR. HACK TODD is now working in mv shop, :• and invites his friends to visit him there. SINEATH’S | BARBER SHOP | :! Joanna Sq. Joanna, S. C. % i > eaewm :: :: :: Moose Supper Tonighi Members of the Joanna Loyal Order of Moose will be entertained at a chicken barbecue supper to night (Thursday) at Moose hall on the Columbia highway. At this time Jake Isenhower, of Salisbury, N. C., regional representative for ; the district, will be honored. Following the supper, prepared and served by Messrs. Carroll Johnson and Rook Thomas, new members will be initiated into the organization. Goodyear Tires and Tubes BATTERIES AND ACCESSORIES McMillan Service Station Sinclair Products N*S Miss Lowman Entertains On Saturday evening Miss Mar lene Lawman and Miss Annelle Shealy were hostesses to 20 young people at the home of the former on Pickens street. Arrangements of summer flowers were used in the party rooms. The evening’s entertainment was a round of un usual games, music and informal dancing. The refreshments of ice cream, assorted cookies, cup cakes, iced drinks and nuts were served buffet style from a daintily appointed table. Marlene’s mother, Mrs. J. F. Lowman, assisted the girls in serving. Chenille BEDSPREADS! Special Dollar Day Purchase! - • To 10.95 Values! • All Colors! -—JSK • Full or Twin Sizes! ^ See These For Value! Men’s Mesh Sport Shirts Children’s 2.98 Sun Suits 12-Pc. Starter Dish Set 1 Doz. Birdseye Diapers Table Lamps-(Complete) Feather Pillows Women’s Cotton Slips Women’s Dressy Blouses $ Close-Out MEN’S SKIPDENT Dress SHIRTS $2.00 ■» Solid colors of white, blue, green, tan 14 to 17 Men’s Work Pants 81x99 Colored Sheets Men’s Print Pajamas Handbags, to 4.98 Values 4-Ft. Bamboo Blinds Drapery Fabrics • New Shipment , £ Yds 1 NYLON HOSE s • Solid Colors • Patterns • 98c Value 51-Gauge 2 Pr. First Quality — 8'/2 to 11 2-Girls’ School Dresses 18-Pc. Set Dishes 2-Women’s Print Dresses Chenille Spreads 2-81x99 Sheets 6-Ft. Bamboo Blinds omen s FINAL REDUCTIONS • MANY STYLES • VALUES TO 10.95 • 9 TO 15 — 12 TO 20 SPECIAL PURCHASE! RAYON, NYLON SLIPS 32 TO 40 — LACE TRIM Big Thirsty Cannon Bath TOWELS S 3 for 1 2 Imported FIGURINES Boy and Girl $ for 1 WATER GLASSES Set of $ 8 1 Aluminumware • PERCOLATORS • ROASTERS • BOILERS • DISH PANS Your Choice s 1 LO H OK ! WHAT qj WILL YOUR *P BUY 3-42x36 $4 3 Metal $ J Pillow Cases 1 Wastebaskets 1 4 Plastic $4 1 12 Terry $4 Place Mats 1 1 Wash Cloths 1 2 Boys’ U 3 Pair $ J Polo Shirts 1 1 Men’s Briefs 1 Men’s Chambrav $ 4 1 3 Men’s Cj Work Shirts 1 1 Undershirts 1 Men’s *4 1 4 Men’s $ 4 Straw Hats 1 | Neckties 1 5 Prs. Men’s *4 1 Men’s Nylon $4 Dress Socks 1 | Shorts 1 , .*• . • i 2 Plastic PILLOWS $ for 1 Women’s NYLON PANTIES ^ Prs. S J CASUAL SHOES S Close Outs i Embroidered PILLOW CASES 1.98 J Value 1 pr. Men’s White ’KERCHIEFS $ 2 Costume JEWELRY Special Purchase $1.00 Values % for I Men’s Summer SUITS Final Clearance! i Rayons! Solid Colors! Patterns! Shorts - Longs! Regulars - Stouts! All Sizes Jr. Boys* LONGIES Sizes 4-10 $ 2.98 Value 1 Women’s Rayon PANTIES 4