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I f Pape Eight THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Thursday, February 5, 1953 PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NEWS OF JOANNA MBS CECIL. O’DELL. Correspondent and Representative Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Garner and son, Larry, were Sunday visitors in Aiken. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Holsonback and son. Brent, and Mr. and Mrs. J. D. O’Dell accompanied Mrs. Pearl Williams to Spartanburg Sunday. Mrs. Williams was admit ted to Spartanburg General hos pital. Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Carr and daughter, Pat, and Miss Dorothy Carr of Winthrop college, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Cathey in Charlotte, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Stroud cele brated their 8th wedding anniver- i sary February 3. Mr. and Mrs. Roy O'Dell and Mrs. Alma O’Dell of Fort Mill, were Friday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil O'Dell. Mr. and Mrs. O'Dell were also visitors for a few days of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. O’Dell and Mr. and. Mrs. Cecil O'Dell. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Lowman, Jr., and son. Ronnie, of Greenwood, were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Lowman. Attending the 1953 Ice Follies in Spartanburg last week were Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Davenport, Jr., and son, Ronnie. Mr. and Mrs. Louis young group. Murphy, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Na- ~ bors and Mr. and Mrs. Olin John-; Has Birthday Party son and children ! ° n Saturday evening 12 Messrs. John Ross, Rolfe Clark, and James Hollingsworth. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hazel and Artie of Whitmire, visited Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Holt Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Deri Jacks and chil dren, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Rodgers and twins of Clinton, and Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Madden and sons of j Laurens, were Sunday visitors ofj Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Jacks. Claudette Hawkins Honored Miss Claudette Hawkins, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Hawkins, was honored with a birthday party at Joanna club Friday night. The group enjoyed music ‘and games. Places were laid for 20 at the appointed table which was centered with the white cake* dec orated in pink frosting and candles. Pictures were taken of the honoree and the group. Refreshments of cake, cookies, ice cream, salted^ nuts and assort ed candies were served. Each guest remembered Claud ette with a lovely gift oh her 13th birthday. Mrs. Tillman Morse, assisted by Miss Peggy Campbell, led the en tertainment, and chaperoned the Gutfe* HEAD-ON COLLISIONS 23 STATE HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT - COLUMBIA. S.C. close Miss~Joyce * Smith of Columbia, friends of Larry Garner were in- and Mrs. Miller Smith of Newber- ;"vIf?<no his home on Magnolia ry.. were week-end guests of the i s t ree t help celebrate his 12th former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. 1 birthday. E. Smith. Joining the family Sun-! The group enjoyed bingo, record day for dinner were Mrs. Isaac in S an< ^ other party games. Craven and daughter of / Liberty;! birthday table was centered Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Boyd and Vicki, with the cake, decorated in pink and Mrs. Nathan Brazel. anc ^ green with buming candles. Mr and Mrs. Norman Floyd and Refreshments of hamburgers, hot sons attended the 1953 Ice Vogues j dogs, pickles, potato chips, tandies m Greenville Tuesday night. an d ^ ce d drinks u’ere served buf- Miss Eleanor Longshore of fet style. Greenville, is * spending several . Larry received many gifts. He days with her brother, Lester * s son ^ r - an d Mrs. \ ernon J Longshore, and Mrs. Longshore. iG-arner. i Billy Stewart of Aiken spent The highway department urges following these simple rules in over taking and passing another vehicle: 1. Never attempt to pass where sight distance is obstructed by a hill or curve. 2. Before crossing to the left of the centerline, make sure there is plenty of space to pass and return to the right lane before meeting a vehicle coming in the opposite direction. 3. Except in business or residential districts, sound your horn so the driver ahead will know you intend to pass. 4. In changing traffic lanes, be sure no one behind you has started to pass and then give a left-turn signal. , 5. Return to the right side of the roadway before coming within 100 feet of any approaching vehicle, but don't cut in too sharply on the driver you have just passed. 6. Never attempt to pass at a railroad crossing, street or highway intersection. ter several years of declining health and a brief critical illness. She was a native of Newberry county but had made her home in Joanna for 27 years. She was a member of Jganna Baptist church. Surviving are one son, E. E. Moore, one daughter, Mrs. Marion Boyce, both of Joanna; two grand sons, two brothers, L.\S. Waites, Asheville, N. C.; and W. C. Waites, Greenville; and one sister, Mrs. Carl Bell, Laurens. Funeral services were, conducted yesterday afternoon (Wednesday) at Joanna Baptist church by the Rev. James B. Mitchell. Burial followed in Rosemont cemetery in Clinton. Pallbearers were Alvin Whel- chel, Otis Hueble, Hack Prater, Bernard Nabors, Bluford Nabors and Ralph Prater. "Stunt Night" Saturday Saturday, February 7, is “stunt night” for all Intermediates and young people of the Joanna Baptist church. Various groups will pre sent original stunts and prizes will be given for the most original. A picture will also be shown. Mrs. James Bvars assisted Mrs. several days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Tot Stewart. Among those attending the Le- Garner in entertaining and serv ing. Informal pictures were taken of gion of Moose convention in | g rou P- ~ * Greenwood Saturday and Sunday Woman s Club To Meet were Mr. and Mrs. Luke Clark,; The Joanna Woman’s club will Mr. and Mrs. Sloan Rowland, meet Thursday night at 7 o cIock HOW About That TELEVISION CALL KENNETH BUCHANAN BEFORE YOU BUY 4081 JOANNA 735-J CLINTON ra-ki-he^ Joanna--club will be a comedy skit. All mem bers are asked to send or bring ed. Throughout the evening group singing was enjoyed. Special mus ic was given by Mr. and Mrs. Alex Crawford, Von and Jimmie Rise, and Ethel Mae Rowe, accompan ied by Miss Myrtle Murphy. Rev. J. K. Lawton, associational mis- ^The..RiC)grarn_ ra ] Qnar: ^_challenged the group with thoughts on -‘Walking With God. Tables were decorated for the their Joanna Sisters a Valentine.; f our seasons of the year by Mrs. H Glenn Carr will speak to the group' 1 ' ~ ~ ' on “Alcoholics Anonymous.” Re freshments will be served by Mrs. Sallie Bidges and her group. L. Gardner and Mrs. Ben Jester. The meal was prepared by Mrs. Frank Phillips, Mrs. Tommie Craft, and Miss Mary Fuller. Waitresses were Misses Pat Carr, Dolie Adair, Ann Lee, Marlene Humphries, Lin da Buchanan, Joan Reeder. Fifty guests enjoyed the banquet. “ Mr¥. TTa ifi e WT ~Mbcrre Rarer ~~ Mrs. Hattie Waites' Moore, wife of the late Wilbur J. Moore, died at Joanna hospital Monday night af- YOUR WATCH WORTH MONEY. Regardless of Age, Make or Condition! TRADE IT IN FOR A SmoOt,View Bulova EASY CREDIT TERMS XC. THOMAS > “It's Time That Counts” W. S. C. S. To Meet Tuesday evening, Feb. 10, the Woman’s Society of Christian Ser vice will meet in the assembly room of the church. Hostesses for 1 the social hour are Mrs. Buford Weir, Mrs. Lester Longshore and Mrs. Claude Franks. Business Leaders HU Value at EFFECTIVE SPEAKING DALE CARNEGIE, Author of "Bov to Win Fi lends sod InAiu-oor People" "How to Stan Worrying and Stan Llrtaf'* If you aspire to Business Lead ership, you will find there is no substitute for Effective Speak ing and the Ability to Handle People. For 38 years, the Dale Carnepe Course in Effective Speaking and Human Relations has successfully trained thou sands of ambitious men and women throughout the country. Learn how this training can help you achieve positions of leadership, enable you to speak with poise and confidence in private and before groups; pre pare you for increased earning power. For further information call . Mrs. Sarah D. Deloach Phone 446, Laurens With The Sick Friends of Mrs. Pearl Williams will regret to learn she is a patient at the General hospital in Spartan burg. Mrs. Harmon Murrah, Jr., and| daughter, Judy, are ill at their home on Pickens street. Mrs. G. N. Foy and E. J. Will ingham ■were confined to their i homes several days last week due to illness. L. J. Brock, Jr., has returned from Duke hospital and was hos pitalized in Columbia on Monday. Judith Ann Tucker, Mrs. Alice Davenport, Mrs. Minnie Summers, Mack, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. William Bledsoe, Baby Steven| Mack, and Mrs. Clisby Templeton were admitted to Joanna hospital last week for treatment and are re cuperating at their homes. Mrs. Luther Poag is ill at Joanna hospital. Miss E^anne Price is a patient at the local hospital. On February 1 George Frady was admitted to Joanna hospital. Rufus H. Jennings is a patient at the local hospital. Mrs. Eula Wright of Clinton, was admitted to Joanna hospital on February 2. Missionary Society Meets The general meeting of the Woman’s Misionary Society was | held in the young people’s depart- ! ment of the Joanna Baptist church I last Thursday evening. The busi- j ness session was presided over by j Mrs. E. J. Willingham, president. The program was planned and ; presented by the Frances Watson I circle. Those participating on the j program, giving highlights of the ! French mision work in Louisiana, [were Mrs. Mac Duncan, Mrs. Carl | Stroud, Mrs. Ferrell Long, Mrs. ! Maurice Davenport, and Miss Ruth Hair. Mrs. Alex Crawford sang | “Tell It Again,” by McIntosh, ac- ; companied by Mrs. Maurice Dav enport. A picture by the Esso com pany was shown on the state of , Louisiana. 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