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/ Page Two THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Thursday, December 4, 1952 PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NEWS OF JOANNA MRS CECIL O’DELL, Correspondent and Representative i Boy and Girl Contest The Rexall boy and girl contest began December 1 at Gilder and Weeks Drug store. The only re- I quirement is to be under 16 years 1 of age. The grand prize for the | boy and the girl is a de-luxe bi- ' cycle. There will also be seven other prizes for each and are now on display at the store. The girls are: 1. Saucy walkle dollie, 22 in. 2. Ten-Taire doll, 14 in. 3. Doll wardrobe trunk. 4. Brownie Hawkeye camera. 5. Ten-Taire doll, 13 in. 6. Metal tone service tea set. 7. Cameo ware tea set. For the boys are: 1. All-leather western jacket. 2. Easteman No. 40 Kodak dura- flex camera. . 3. Aeromite plane. 4. De-luxe table tennis set. 5. Firefly remote control racer. 6. Miniature western bone sad dle for bicycle. 7. Waikie,Talkie. The contest runs through Dec. 24. and prizes will be awarded De cember 26. Thursday supper guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. L. H. Poag were Miss Betty Jo Hughes of Greenville, Bill Poag of Greer, Mrs. Matie Boozer of Newberry, Mrs. Gladys Milne and daughter, Rosemary, of Co- i lumbia. Bill remained with his parents for the holidays. Miss Bonnie Pitts of Columbia, spent the week-end with her par- t nts, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Pitts. Walter Regnery will be in Mem- p'iis, Tenn., on a business trip over tre week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Johnson visited the later's mother, Mrs. A. F. Campbell/ in Clirton Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. C. J Lusk of Clin ton, visited Mr. and Mrs. Grey Stroud Sunday. Mrs. Frances Giles of Seneca, visited friends in Joanna over the week-end. Kent Stroud, son of Mr. and Mrs. Piey Stroud, will celebrate his 9th t; rthday December 12. S-Sgt. and Mrs. Lacey Whitley ’ , rd children of Fort Bragg, N. C , .■pent the Thanksgiving holidays jth the latter’s parents, Mr. and Jrs. Fxi Osborne. On Sunday Mr.: and Mrs. . Henry Osborne and TTaughterT Pam. of -Columbia; join- t d the family. Barbara and Bud Jackson of Honea Path, spent the holidays .vith their grandmother, Mrs. L. J. Erock. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Jack son and Andy visited Mrs. Brock n Sunday and the children ac-! ccmpanied them home. Mrs. Cecil O’Dell, Jeff and Su- i i'l.nne visited Mr. and Mrs. J. H. 1 Craft in Silverstreet Saturday. Jimmy Stewart of Wofford, Har old W’lllingham of Furman, Miss Malba Gardner of Furman, Tom my Boyce and Bobby Franzen of Clemson, Miss Elaine Franzen of Chapel Hill, N. C., Miss Dorothy Carr of Winthrop, were among the .-tudents spending Thanksgiving '•.olidays at home. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Longshore d children were Sunday dinner - nests of Jim Alewine in Silver- treet. m —; — Mr. and Mrs. Roy Boyce and Among The Sick .s. Ella Allsbrook spent the. Those dismissed from Joanna week-end in Sumter recently with' hospital last week were Mrs. Rubv -Ir and Mrs. J. E. Boyce. (Holley, Mrs. Mildred Minick of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Turner of • Kinards, Mrs. Nora Atkins of Cross Geenwood, spent the week-end Hill, and Mrs. Sadie Kennedy -HSUfenytSfeMifl Arthur j 0 n November 27 Mrs. Helena WSCS To Meet Members of the Woman's Soeietyj of Christian Service are reminded! of the December meeting, Tuesday,! December 9, at 7 o’clock. Mrs. i James Simpson will present the! program. Hostesses for the social! hour are Mrs. Pat Bowers, Mrs. J. i D. O’Dell and Mrs. V. L. Wilburn ' Woman'* Club To Meet Thursday (tonight) at 7 o’clock the Joanna Woman’s club will meet. This is the annual Christ mas party, so please remember your Joanna Sister, but do not en close your name. The executive board will be the hosteses during the social hour. The program chairman. Miss Ruth Hair, will present a musical program on the various Christmas carols. Among those taking part on the program are Mrs. Betty Robinson, soloist, and Mrs. Carson Nabors. Mrs. Hack Prater wah hospital- ed last week. Miss Joyce MedKock of Kinards, gene Bolick of Kinards, Mrs. Ila Holley of Augusta, Ga., were Sun-'. J lacK J rlay guests of Mr. and Mrs. Milton ed ast week Bolick. i — — Mac Wayne Campbell spent the underwent an appendectomy on Thanksgiving holidays with his : R Vember 2{ J. at the local hospital. — ‘ter, Mrs. William Shealy, in Co- 1 , admitted to the Jumbia • oca ^. hospital are Master Charles Merrs. Clisby Templeton and H ^ ^ unnicutt - Thomas Summers acompanied the ^ ^ XS ' 1 and httle Gaye fcimers father, Oliver Templeton ! F raven were L coined to their ol Calhoun Falls, to Charleston < h ° T n " 1 f h i >ve R r ^ ^ eek .- end - Sunday. Mr. Templeton remained 1 Br ? ck ’ 15 a at for a visit with his daughter, Mrs.' p V . ld f? c ® hospital m Columbia. Gus Tamsberg j . Pet Motes of Newberry, is a pa- Mrs. J. J. Smith and Miss Nan ^ at f ^ county hospital. Smith of Clinton, were Saturdav, ^ r '^ ^ B ‘ supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. V.' C ' * W and MlSs Mlldred M° r - L. Wilburn. For lunch on Satur- gan ' m c ai 'G h B,Sb Ur a n nd 6 ^v h rr r % MrS '' Burb *9* BWh Announcement a £nea Pa?h 8 ' ’i M r and P <^ Burbage of jpJi?T7 s r ntly mtm church S ,n Lurens. 3 ' t0 " e ?ome? 0 Mis al 'M MrS 'Th" | bagC p S tht> Messrs. Jimmy Templetori,' Jim- ! ^ nS ° n Clark and Bobby Ha.r visited i ° f Cr ° SS H ‘"- 0wen , the former’s parents Mr. and Mrs.^ j T D „ Rry Templeton, in Calhoun Falls n0 nie me hfrth o, Sunday. / I ”?£"? ,he K , b,rth „ a I son . Phil ‘P Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dean and! w" a ‘ f “ anna hos - i ri rmar e J A A —~ TD ® * former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. B F. Dean. 1 Dr. and Mrs. Bob Plott of Cov- jngton, Va., spent last week with the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pi G. Carr. On Monday Dr. and Baptist Youth Rally Last Friday evening 130 young people attended the Youth Rally at the Baptist church. The song service was led by ♦ J Mrs. Plott, Mr. and Mrs. Carr, and^tarence Re^rf WMrniri with Mr gUeS w n ^ r - and Miss Attaway and Malcolm 'mJ HeTen^l^’anT'MB,' ^ as a « dmpaa - Jeanne Thompkins of Greenville,! The worship period was led by .-■pent Thanksgiving day with their Miss Betty Ann Thomas who gave f ulluf' T u # r- •„ • a story ent itled, “The all of He- Billy Tollison of Greenville is; roes » Solos were rendered by Miss Mamie Bishop, who sang, “Thanks Be To God,” and Miss Jane Hungerpillar sang “It Pays to visiting his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. John Ross. Mesdames Mildred fiowers and \* want ix r^ays 10 Charles Murphy were Friday visi-1 serve Jesus.” Theme of the pro- & Brend? re rvnl!ii e ' a . . , , 1 g ram was youth serving the Brenda O Dell celebrated heri c h U rch b 'v, hda G S . U , r ' day ,' if“ Vember 3 °'J Those participating were Miss M L, and o M S. J Z J S r.Tl r . S a " d Elizabeth Strom ot Edgefield; Miss' children. Bobby and Barbara El len of Oak Ridge, Tenn., and Jim my Summers, sophomore at Geor gia Tech, were Sunday guests ox Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Lowman. Mr. and Mrs. Dailey Humphries and children, Kenneth and Shir- i ell, of ‘ Rock Hill, were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Humphries. Mrs. J. H. Davenport, Jr., and Miss Mildred Bozard were Friday visitors in Greenville. Eddy Stroud spent the Thanks- givirlfe holidays with Duane Bran non jp Chappells. Miss Etta Adams visited in Sene ca Sunday. Miss Adams’ brother- in-law lost a foot due to a bum. Mrs. L. J. Brock, Sr., and Miss Mary Ellen Cannon of Clinton, visited L. J. Brock, Jr., at ProvL dence hospital in' Columbia Monf -day. Mrs. W. G. Puckett and Leumas of Greer, were Sunday guests of <Mr. and I^s. Rolfe Clark. Sylvia Smith of Bush River; Miss Myrtle Murphy, James Johnson of Fairview; Douglas Warren of Beth el church; Clarence Reed of Whit mire] and David Jenkins of New berry college. The closing message was brought by Donald Cook of Furman University. At the close of the service a social hour was held in the recreation room. Refreshments were served by the ladies of the church. Harvest Scene Banquet Saturday evening a Harvest Scene banquet for adults of the Baptist church was held in the rec reation room with 50 people pres ent. The tables and the banquet room were decorated in the harvest colors. The invocation was given by J. B. Johnson. The welcome was given by Lester Hair, with Harold Murphy esponding for the ladies. Dinner music was. play ed by Miss Ethel Mae Rowe, Mrs. (Continued on page 3) I / Horm«l Of Many U*«* SPAM 45° 12-Ox. Can NibWt* Brand MEXICORN 20 c 12-Ox. Can Vacuum Packad Wtiela Karnal NIBLETS CORN 2 '2-Ox Cans 35^ Charmin ... 4£ 29 1 25 1 An Extra Low Price For This Fine Ketchup! Heinz Ketchup... Wonderful Just-Picked Flavor! Libby’s Garden Lima Beans 14-Ox •ot. 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