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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE /
Thursday, October 23, 1952
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NEWS OF JOANNA
MRS CECIL O’DELL, Correspondent »nd RepresenUtive
Mr and Mrs. J. U. Bouchillon of
Greenville, were recent guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Turner.
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Thompson
and children of .Switzer, visited
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis R. Thompson
Saturday.
Mike and James Osborne spent
the week-end with their grandpar
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wilson in
Taylors. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Osborne and Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Russell and son joined the
family for the day.1
Mrs. Cecil -O'DelL, Jeff O’Dell
and Suzanne and Mi's. J. D. O’Dell
were Sunday visitors in Whitmire.
Ernest Conwell of Greenwood,
visited his nephew, Frank Turner,
and Mrs. Turner Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Charlie Girk of
Ware Shoals, visited the former’s
mother. Mrs. Annie Girk, and other
relatives and friends here on Sun-
Miss Carolyn Thomas of Ander-
>on"; spent the week-end with her
pamitt Mr" "’and Mrs Ed.
Thomas.
Miss Dorothy StOLiner of Green
ville. was: at home with her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. St.ogner,
lor the week rend.—Miss Stogner
celebrates her birthday on October
24th.
Miss Kittie Mae Moseley and
Mrs. Gene Craven attended the
State Hospital assoeiation meeting
Friday in Columbia.
Mr and Mrs. Luke Wright spent
the week-end in Honea Path with
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Knight.
Mr. and Mrs. D. V. Wright, Jr.,
daughter. Linda, visited Mr. and*
Mrs. Colie Campbell in Clinton
Sunday. z
Linda, spent the week-end in
Swannanoa, N. C., with the for-i
mer’s mother, Mrs. F. A. Buchan-1
an. Sunday they motored to'
Mt. Mitchell.
Otis Duncan of Whitmire, spent
Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Har-!
mon Murrah, Jr., and friends.
Mrs. J. W. Davis is visiting her;
son. Frank Davis, and Mrs. Davis |
in Ware Shoals for several weeks.!
Miss Joanne Thompkins of North!
Greenville college, spent the week-!
end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. |
C. R. Thompkins. On Sunday Mr. j
and Mrs. Thompkins and Joanne i
visited the latter's parents, Mr. j
Allsep, in Chesnee. c i
Mi . and Mrs. W. H. Rushdon and ;
children of Spartanburg, were Sun-;
day guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. O.'
Hueble.
Mrs. William Goggans and chil-|
dren, Nancy Jean and Vickie ofj
Newberry, spent Saturday with ,
Mr and Mrs. Lester Longshore. .
L. J. Brock; Jr., of Wiliston. is
.spendin? a few days with his moth- \
cr. Mrs. L. J. Brock. Sr.
Mr. and Mrs, R. R. Cash and son,;
Dickey, of Cbwpens, were Sunday j
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Beckam, Mr.
and Mrs. J. L. Abrams and family
visited Miss Sandra Beckam in
Greenwood Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Thomas, little
Debbie Prater, Mr. and Mrs. Gene
Craven and Gaye were among visi
tors attending the fair in Spartan
burg last week.
Birth Announcement
Marsh i .
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Dallas
Marsh announce the birth of ai
daughter, Rebecca Sue, at the Jo-j
anna hospital. Mrs. Marsh will be;
remembered as Miss Mary Louise
Hatcher of Knoxville, Tenn.
W. F. G Meets
World Friendship Group, com
posed of Intermediate girls of the
Methodist church met Friday af-
ternoon at the home of their lead
er, Mrs. Frances Parkman on Mil-
ton Road. The program was cen
tered around missions, with special
emphasis on Africa. Mrs. Parkman
led in the discussion with Brenda
O’Dell, Ann Lowman, Eleanor and
Ann Niver, .Sandra Salters and
Betty Zane Longshore taking part.
- The hostess served asorted. sancL
wiches. - orange - cookies, cheese
crackers, galt.Gd nuts and drinks.
ty Zane Longshore, Betty ' Ann
Streetman, Dale Hunnicutt, Claud
ette Crouch, Brenda Sanford, San
dra Salters, Patricia Bragg. Patsy
Whitmire, Margaret White, Mes
srs. Mike* Cooley, |Dusty ''Reeves,
W. W. Niver, Jr., t>. L. Gunter,
Copeland Whitmire, ‘ Eddy Fulmer
and Rev. Joe Giles.
Receives Discharge
John Riddle, serving in the navy
abroad, received his discharge in
California recently. Mr. Riddle
arrived by plane in Greenville Sat
urday night and was met by Mrs.
Riddle, the former Miss Florella
Campbell, Mrs. Willitfm Shealy
and C. J. Campbell.
Chicken Sies? To Be Given
By request Messrs. J. L. Abrams
and Jack Hunnicutt are preparing
a chicken stew for the public. You
may purchase the stew at the pic
nic shelter Friday at 5:30 for 85c
per quart. Bring your own con
tainer.
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guests of the latter's mother. Mr
j. M. Bozard.
Mrs. Harold Darnell. Mrs Paul
Hazel, Mrs. Harper Wherry of i
Newberry, and Mr. and Mrs. Bud
Starnes of Whitmire, were called
to Pelzer over the week-end due
to the death of their uncle, Miri-
per Starnes.
Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Horne, en-
route to Colonial Beach, Va., fol- j
lowing a vacation in Colorado -and
New Mexico, were week-end guests!
of the latter’s sister, Mrs. J. D. i
O'Dell and Mr. O'Dell.
. . . Mr. and Mrs. Joe Johnson spent 1
Among the many Joanmans at-, thp week _ end in Greenville with'
tending the Greenwood county fair Mr and Mrs John Lynch .
K Vt ‘ re ^I r n, ' Mr and Mrs. James Brown and
M. Willingham, Mh and Mrs.* Otis T vis i ted Mr. and Mrs. Chalie
Linen Shower Given
A group of friends honored Mrs.
Ross Lathrop, a recent bride, with!
a linen shower at Joanna club Fri-*
day night. Twenty-eight guests
were present.
The entertainment was led by}
Mrs.. Frances Oswalt with prizes j
being won by Mrs. Robert Parker j
and Miss Mary Johnson.
The hostesses served ice cream i
and cookies. The honored guest |
received many pieces of linen.
Attending Conference
The South Carolina Methodist
MurphyJ Mr. and Mrs. Louis Mur
phy, Mi and Mrs. E. J. Willing-
Parkman in Edgefield Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Junior Leslie of
annual conference began this week'
at Buncombe Street Methodist
chUireh fin Greenville. Epworth’s
pastor. Rev. Joe W. Giles, and Lay
man John T. Gaskin are attendingr
ham. M::s. Richard Willingham and G ; eenv|lle vlsited Mr and Mrs.
Rickey. Mrs. Guy Prater and Jghn Bume(t Sr Sunday
Cindy, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Camp p ev atld Mrs. James Dickert and
son, Andy, of piinton, were recent
supper guests of Mr- Mrs- S. P.
Bowers.
bell. Mack. Wayne and Mack Na
bors.
Vernon Garner celebated his
' ?l Mr da ^r.w )n M < ^ C ’ 0 j >ei i 16 .hrs m = ^h! Mr and Mrs. J. W. May oi Un-
Mr. and Mrs. j L. Abrams and week-end guest, of Mr.
^.Idrrm-^ned-Mr. and Mrs. P. L. d . Mrs , E | m „ Bennett.
Attaway m Whitmire Sunday. Mr Mrs Emory, Moore viS-
Mr. and Mrs. Cums Salters and Mr and Mrs R 0sborne jn
children spent Sunday in Creert-las., . ' *
•vy v 'od with Mr and Mrs. J. D Salt-' C1 J nton Sunda y-
Little Dennis Craig Burnette,
„ - _ r . _ i grandson of Mr. and Mrs. John
* was. Roy Boyce, Bobby Boyce, y urne tt e> gr., will ' celebrate his
Mrs. Frances Goodlin and Cherry first birthday on October 22.
were- Sunday visitors at Caesars Mr ^ Mrsr Jlushtop and
H M d , »» * n Betty Ann Th»m^ of Spar-]
Mr. and Mrs. 3. B. Hart and tanbur g < W^k-end guests of
Organizational Meeting
An organizational-meeting of the
school master’s club for Laurens
county was held at Joanna school
on Monday evening. This club is
made up of school principals and
superintendents. A Dutch supper
WAS served in the school lunch
xaQfiLj3£ii}&. ..piepar£d—and^eiiYfed
daughters, Lillian and Cathy, at
tended the Maid of Cotton contest
at Clemson Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Mitchell and
Mr and "Mrs. Lee Thomas.
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Holt, Mr. and
Mrs. Gene Craven and Gaye, Mrs.
Calvin Elliott and children, Mrs.
«Mi SS Eugenia Byars motored to Lester £ Hayes and Peggy vis it e d
Chimney Rock, N. C, Sunday | Mr and Mrs . Russell Gilliam in
Miss .Mildred Bozard attended Sundav
the annual convention of the ^ouffij W jj I ^ | Boyce,~Alex Craw-
Atlantic Council of Industrial Edi-| lord Cecil 0 , Del , and Qtls Murphy
tors in Statesville N. C., several^ Saturd for Chicag0 wher q
days last week^ Miss Bozard ^ altending the National;
tored to Mocksville. N. C for thej Safetv meetingbeing he id this
week-end with relatives following'^ Mi;s Crawford aoc0 mpan-
the meeting^ p c u i ied Mr. Crawford and is visiting
Mr. and Mrs. R S; Harrison o f ! her sister
Spartanburg, visited Mr and Mrs. j j, " s ^ wart of Wofford c0 l-
J ' Davenport Sr . Sunday. ^ week . end with his
Mr. and Mrs. C. E Craig Miss 8 rents F Mr and Mrs Tot stew .
Crystal Craig and Nolan Wicker l I
v, s ,ted Mrs. R. L. Dunaway near j a ' Mi annie Ma( . Glenn of Forest
Enoree and friends ,n Sarrtanburg 1S vis , t , ng Mrs. Annie
Sunday T c-
Miss Lottie Mae Burnett had a , Mrs w w Hair spent several
bn-thdav October ib, . ) days i ast week w jth her daughter,!
Mr. and Mrs. Do^ Buchanan and Mrs Fred wheeler, a nd Mr. Wheel-}
— - ; er and Mr. and Mrs. Jaye Little j
in Statesville, N. C.
Mrs. Mihnie Lou Kitchen cele
brated her birthday October 20.
Recently C- J. Craig spent the
w’eek-end in Woodruff with rela
tives. On Sunday Mrs. J. F. Hucka-
by and Carl, and L. B. Craig of
Woodruff, accompanied him home
for the day.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Craven and
Gaye visited in Greenville and
Liberty on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Mack Brown and
children visited Mrs. Dan Martin
at General hospital in Spartan
burg Sunday.
by the lunch room staff. Mrs. Bu-
ren Lawn assisted in the serving. .
Following toe supper houtf thC;|
following officers were elected—
President—W. L. Epting, super
intendent of Gray Court-Owings
school.
Vice-President— G. N. Foy, su
perintendent of Joanna schoolst
Treasurer—Mr. Elmorei prinici-
pal of Fod high school,
Secretary—Mrs. T. B. Sumerel,
principal of Long Branch school.
C. K. Wright, county superin
tendent of school district No. 55,
presided at the meeting until the
offices were elected at which time
the president took the chair.
Routine business was disposed
of. The next meeting will be with
the Clinton schools. The regular
meeting date has been set for the
third Monday in each month.
Family Gathering
Dr. Felder Smith
Optometrist
Laurens, S. C.
126 EAST MAIN STREET
Sooth Side PobUe Square
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Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Humphrifes
honored the latter’s brother, S-Sgt.
Fred Culclasure, of Sheppard Air
Force Base, Texas, on Sunday with
a dinner at their home on Pickens
street. The guests present for this
happy family gathering were Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Culclasure and
Butch, Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Cul
clasure. Miss Bonnie Lester, Mrs.
S. C. Tinsley and daughter, Debbie,
of Newberry and the honoree.
Blood mobile At Joanna
Members of oJanna Woman’s
club are urged by President Mil- (
dred Bowers, to assist in any way ,
possible in carrying out the pro
gram of the Bloodmobile visit.
The hours are from 11:45 a. m. to
C p. m. It is hoped that the mem
bers who will help will come pre
pared to stay as long as possible.
With The Sick
On October 16th little Katina
Crapps, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
W. E. Crapps, was admitted to Jo
anna hospital.
Mrs. Virginia Hazel underwent
an appendectomy at the local hos
pital on October 17.
Friends of Mrs. Bill Byars will
regret to learn she was a patient
at Joanna hospital several days
this week. •
Mrs. Bertha Wehunt of Kinards,
is a patient at the local hospital.
Jerry Lewis, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Lewis, is quite ill at his
home on Sims street.
Mrs. Marion Hamm is recuperat-1
ing at her home on the highway
after a stay at Hays hospital.
Maltese Cross Sub-Dictrici Meets
In Clinton
Monday evening a large group of
MYF members attended the Mal
tese Cross sub-district meeting held
in Clinton at Providence school.
The program wds presented by
a group from the Waterloo church.
Furman Golding, president, pre
sided during the business hour.
The social hour was enjoyed
with all taking part in the recrea
tion and the host church served
punch and cookies. ^
Those from Joanna attending
were Mesdames J. C. Simpson,
Preston White, Lavinia Cooley,
Misses Eleanor and Ann Niver,
Brenda O’Dell, Ann Lowman, Bet-
Suffers 25 Years
With Sinus Trouble,
Headaches
Gets Well — Wishes Everybody Could Know About Dr. Hart's Treatments
For the past twenty-fWe years
I have suffered with headaches
and ‘‘headache powder” became
my middle name. I just had to
take them every day for relief
from that awful pain, and all
the time they were getting
worse. They came more often
and I would be so sick I could
hardly hold my head up. I lost
lots of time from my work in
addition to the awful suffering.
Physicians said sinus trouble
was the cause.
Finally I decided to consult
Dr. C. J. Hart, after I saw what
he did fer a friend of mine. Af
ter an examination Dr. Hart
advised me that he had found
the CAUSE of my troubles.
After receiving treatments
from Dr. Hart, I can titithfully
say that I feel better than I
have in years and my head
ache troubles are over, I wish
everyone in Laurens county
knew the great value of Dr.
Hart’s treatments in relieving
sick and suffering humanity.
—Mr. R. C. Alj^n,
Mountville, S. C.
IF YOU ARE SUFFERING WITH SINUS TROUBLE, Headaches er with
a Chronic State of III Health you ore invited to discuss your cose with
Dr. Hart.
You may consult Dr. Hart without charge or obligation. *
Dr. v Charles J. Hart, Chiropractor
254 West Main St.
LAURENS, S. C.
Telephone 22501
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