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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Thursday, August 28, 1952
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NEWS OF JOANNA
MRS CECIL O’DELL, Correspondent and Representative
Mrs. Bob Floyd of Columbus, Ga.,
M rs. Bob Floyd, Jr., and daughter,
of Union, were Monday guests of
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Thomas.
were enjoyed and the leader Miss
Hilda Oxner, served sandwiches,
party dainties, iced tea and cookies.
Mae
the Stilwell reunion Sunday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Pitts
in Smyrna.
Billy Bowers is spending the Each guest presented Ethel
week at Lutheridge in Arden, N.; with a gift.
C.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Lowman, Sr.,
Betty Ann and Marlene spent the
week-end in Greenwood with Mr.
Reeves visited L. J. Brock, Jr., at
Williston Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Bowers, Miss
Myrtle Murphy and Billy Bowers
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. McCary of; attended the Boozer reunion in and Mrs. J. F. Lowman, Jr
Greenwood, visited Mr and Mrs. Kinards Sunday at the home of Mr. | Week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Homer Jacks Sunday. h and Mrs. W. B. Boozer. ! W. D. Beckham were Miss Cather-
Mr and Mrs. F. M. Hair of Mon- Mr. and Mrs. Joe Delaney andjine Durst of Batesburg, Tommy
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Mrs.
NOTICE!
Intermediate G. A.'s Met
On Thursday evening the Inter-i
mediate G. A.’s met with Miss Ruth,
Hair on Magnolia street. The pro-;
gram was planned and presented
by Miss Janice Fenell, the topic be
ing, “Prayers for Other Countries.
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e, N. C . were Monday guests of children have returned from a va-! Mitchell of Newberry, and Frontisl . * oll ° wmg the busl t ne J SS -J our
rs. W. W. Hair. ! cation at Daytona Beach. Fla. i Smith of Leesville On Sunday Dunlap presented Miss Ethel
MOAmtH
TN BETWEEN CLUB”
Mrs. L. J. Brock. Messrs. James! Mr. and Mrs. Lester Longshore, 1 guests of the Beckhams were Mr.
Simpson, Clyde Francis and Dusty! Dianne and Betty Zane, attended and (Mrs. Ralph Mitchell and sons
—— — — i Newberrv.
Mr. and Mrs. Pittman Lookadoo
; and children of Baltimore j Md., were served
:-| were Sunday guests of Mr. and
Mae Rowe with a going-away gift
from the girls. Ethel Mae leaves ;
Saturday for Mooseheart, 111., ;
where she w'ill riiake her home.
Refreshments of nut sundaes i
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To remind you of
5 helnful J l
Barbecue Supper Held
The Joanna Foundation enter- i •
services
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« Mrs. J. D. O’Dell.
Mrs. E. L. Thomas visited her
son, Fred Bartlett and Mrs. Bart-. . , „ , , • ,
« lett in Spartanburg last Friday. tai " ed th f boys and girls taking jj-j
:: Later they visited the West family! P art in tbe summer athletic pro-j-
j n Greenville ; grarn Wlth a chicken barbecue sup-,
% Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Franks spent! Monday night at the picnic i
Sunday in Laurens with Mr. and | •“belter. The gu csts included the.
% Mrs.. Perry Campbell. | Llt le Lc t ^ rs ' the Mlte t s t M!d eets,
j-j Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Sanders andjf 11 ^ softball team, sports commit-,
S children of Clinton, were week-end J ee Foundation and several i
guests of the latter’s mother, Mrs- tru T st f es T of Foundation
*.♦! Sallie Bridges.
You can now secure a membership card for the per
iod September 1, 1952 until September 1, 1953, or until
you are 15.
It will enable you to continue to be admitted for 30c
provided you are not yet 15.
}f your name is on file you need only request a
new card. If you are not a member and are between the
ages of 12 to 15—JOIN NOW! So you can be admitted
for 30c during the school year.
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Established 1880 Capital and Surplus $600,000.00
Member F.D.I.C. — Our 66th Year
;; Mrs. Julian Gardner and small ^ OUDdat ^° n ’ f ead . the following
Si daughter, Karen, of Greenville,; aw f ds trophies will be pre
♦♦ spent several days this week withj?® 11 * 6 ^ at a date. In the Little
§ i her parentsV Mr7 and Mrs. Walter L ^ ue ; D - L - hunter won the tro-
i Waits ! phy far sportsmanship; Terry
Chief Petty Officer and M rsJ Row f e > Elv ; n F1 T oyd -
• iColie Gruber of Naval Base, spent most valuable; In the mites John
g I the week-end with Mr. and Mrs- £ at ^ sportsmanship; Sandy
James Lovelace.
Mrs. Charlie King and Mr. and
Templeton, bating
King, most valuable; and Stanley!
, manship; and Miriam Long, most
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Style
i; Vrs. Jack Herd of Whitmire, visit- E , Uison ' most all-round improved
’ ed Mr. and Mrs. John Gaskin Sat-■ P la >' er - , In ? he Por, y 'f a S ua
dav t bating trophy went to Dusty;
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Craig of Or-, R « v l es: ‘ he most valuable to Ger-
•■t'lando, Fla., spent several days list al <t Jenkms and the sportsmanship
•i week with the former’s parents, " rn P h >' 1 'o Ra F Fa ™er. The girls i
It 1 Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Craig. The Craig . “ ttball . ,eam w I mners D,a ", ne 1
tj family was called to Woodruff Suii- ' ,nr<a bat!n K, ; h bulsc Wise, sports-;
day due to the death of C. J., . , ,
Craig’s father, J. F. Craig, who was! lmproved P layer
94 years of age.
Mises Mary Lyons and Wilie Mae; Leave For Illinois
Murrah visited friends in Waterloo! Mrs. Helen Rowe and two chil-
Saturday. ' ! dren, Ethel Mae and Ray, are leav-
Mrs. W. A. Moorhead of Clinton, | ing Saturday for Mooseheart, 111.
was the Sunday dinner guest of i Mrs. Rowe and children are join-
Mr. and Mrs. G. N. Foy. Later | ing the Moose family to make their
Sunday the Foys had the following! home. The community washes to
visitors: Mr and Mrs. H. H. Foy them a pleasant journey and much!
and son. Barry, of Greenwood, Mrs. | happiness in their new home.
*■!! David Templeton of Owings, Mr.! ^
and Mrs. M. A. Riddle and Miss j Frady Honored
J - { Ruth Riddle of Laurens. • j Saturday night George Frady
Mr- .aiiii Mrs—CnniL O'Dell and i wa-s hanfticd-wath_a-family gather-].
children and'Pat Ross of Green-; ing at his home on the Whitmire,
vilie, accompanied Mrs. Bryce Lit-! highway, the occasion being his!
tie and children to Myrtle Beach ! 76th birthday. The children*
for the week-end. i brought refreshments of old fash- j
Mr. and Mrs. John Klomhaus and' ioned pound cake and home churn-!
Miss Olive Sims of Chicago, 111., j ed ice cream. Those attending were ,
were week-end guests of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. George Frady and
Mrs. Carl Franzen. j children of Clinton, Mr. and Mrs. !
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bragg, Sr.,; Furman Frady, Mrs. Ryfus Satter-j
Miss Jeanette Bragg, Mrs. Ralph j w-hite and daughter, Ann, of near,
Bragg and Miss Sara Hollingsworth Clinton; and the honored guest and 1
| visited in Augusta, Ga., and Clarks; Mrs. Frady.
Hill dam Sunday. j On Sunddy Mr. and Mrs. Frady
Mr. and Mrs. *R. J. Paterson and' entertained the same group and j
Jack of Columbia, spent Sunday Rufus Satterw-hite with a dinner at
with IVJr. and Mrs. B. W. Oxner. 1 their home near Clinton.
Miss Bobie Adams of Green-! Mr. Frady received many hand- 1
wood, spent last week with Mr.! some gifts.
.and Mrs. Johnny Moore. This;
; week Mr. and Mrs. Moore have Woman s Club Trip
i Miss Grace Adams as their guest, i A few members of the Woman s
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Warren of cIub wiil leave the cllib house Sat *
1 Charleston, were guests of the lat-! urday morning at 8 o’clock for a
Iter’s sister, Mrs. Joe Johnson, and week-end trip with Hollis tours.
Mr. Johnson Sunday. The ladies P lan t0 s ee the presenta-
Mrs. J. W. Craven and daughters, ! Hon of the pageant, Unto Theso
Caro'yn and June, of Kinards, < RlRs »” Cherokee, N. C., anb
spem Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. spend the night in Gathnburg,
-Gene Craven. Tenn. The president, Mrs. S. P.
' ^ 7 Bowers, announces the following.
With The Sick have planned to make the trip:!
Mrs. Ercie Browm is a patient at i Mesdames Joe Abrams, T. E. Os-
Hays hospital. borne, S. P. Bowers, T. V. Craft, j
Master John McSween, son of P- F. Swygert, John Gaskin, La-;
Rev. and Mrs. Allen McSween of-vinia Cooley, James Simpson, Les-j
Lincolnton, N. C., underwent a tone; ter Hair, W. W. Hair, J. W. Love-j
silectomy at Joanna hospital re-1 lace, H. M. Willingham, W. R. Lan-,
cently. f ford, R. L. Francis, Carl Franzen,
On the 19th Little Miss Barbara ‘ E. J. Willingham, Carson Nabors.!
Ann Brawley, daughter of Mr. and ; E. J. Bishop, L. H. foag, T. R. ’
Mrs. J. L. Brawley, underwent a j Bridges, W T. Thomas, D. J. Buch-
tonsilectomy. ! anan, R G. Carr, and Misses Kitty
Mrs. Margaret Rhinehart of Kin- j Mae Moseley and Mary Fuller,
ards, is a patient at Joanna hos
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pital for treatment.
Mrs. Louise Marsh was admit-
Dance At Club House
Tomorrow night the Joanna
ted to the local hospital for treat-1 Foundation will sponsor a dance at,
ment on August 21st. (the club house with Bill BlalockS|
On August 22nd Mrs. Narvice 1 orchestra of Newberry furnishing j
Harmon of Newberry, was admit-1 the music. Teen-agers, going-away
ted for treatment. — ! to school students, and young mar-
Dorsey M. Owens, son of Mr. and ried couples of the community are
. Mrs. T. B. Owens, underwent a
! tonsilectomy at the local hospital
on August 22.
The following were admitted to x ,
j Joanna hsopitai August 24th and; Card of Thanks
! 25th for treatment: Mrs. Lois Pet-j We want to take this opportunity
ty, Miss Elaine Minick of Kinards, to say thank you to our friends for
invited. Admission will be free
The dance will be from 8:30 to 12
and will be properly chaperoned.
j Mrs. Sump Prater, Mrs. Minnie
Frazier, and Mrs. Effie Motes.
> Gradualm/ From Univarsity
Friends of Ben Weinberg will be
interested to know that he gradu
ated from the -School of Law at the
University of Georgia last Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Weinberg spent the
week-end here with Mrs. Wein
berg’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sloan
Rowland.
Mrs. Rowe Honored
Tuesday morning at rest period
co-workers of Mrs. Helen Rowe
gathered in the cloth room for a
farewell get-together. A bounti
ful picnic lunch and cold drinks
were served. The group presented
the honoree with a box of lingerie
as a parting gift.
Scouts Honor Miss Rowe
Last Tuesday evening the older
group of Girl Scouts honored Miss
Ethel Mae Rowe with a farewell
party at Joanna club. About 30
boys and girls were present. Game*
the many calls, cards and flowers
during the illness and death of my
father J. F. Craig, of Woodruff.
Your kindness will never be forgot
ten.
—CHARLIE CRAIG
AND FAMILY
Birth Announcement
Green
Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Green an-
1 nounce the birth of a daughter, Pa
tricia Lucile, at Joanna hospital,
on August 20. Mrs. Green is the
former Miss Elizabeth Davenport
of Newberry
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