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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Thursday, March 19, 1953
PEKSOKOKD SOCIAL NEWS OF JOANNA
MRS CECIL O’DELL, Correspondent and Representative
Miss Pat Carr spent the week-end
at Winthrop college with her sis
ter, Miss* Dorothy Carr On Sunday
Dot accompanied Pat home for the
day and had as dinner guests Miss
May Chalmers of Walhalla and
Msis Betty Bennett of Chester.
Misses Chalmers and Bennett are
classmates of Miss Carr.
Mr. and Mrs. Buck Fowler of
Laurens, were Saturday evening
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Wel-
chel and Miss Betty Norwood.
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Thomas and
daughter, Sue. visited Mr. and Mrs.
J G. Atkins in Cross Hill Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs> Clarence Fulmer and
sons of Newberry, were Sunday
Christian Service. The church
membership is cordially invited.
guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Ful
mer.
zine, in the Bush River commun
ity Sunday.
Mrs. Pearl Williams and Mrs. J.
L. Abrams were Tuesday visitors
in Spartanburg. Mrs. Williams re
ported to General hospital for a
check-up.
Atending the annual district!
meeting of Greenwood district at
Main Street Methodist church in
Greenwood Wednesday were Mes-1
dames J. M. Ross, C. R. O’Dell, J. |
H. Jacks, P. W. Turner, J. L. Ab-
1 rams, Lester Longshore, Buford
Weir and Mrs. Lavinia Cooley.
1 Mr. and Mrs.' Lindsey Guinn of
Newberry, visited Mrs. Pearl Wil-
: liams on Sunday. Mrs. Williams
acconibanied them home for a visit
•erar dE
Thank You Note
Space will not permit me to say
as much as I would like to, but
thank you all for the flowers, cards,
money gifts and prayers and each
kind deed that made my stay at
Joanna hospital brighter. The
birthday cake from the Pentecostal
young people, baked by Mrs. Julian
Hunnicutt, the cake and party at
the hospital prepared by Miss Kit-
tie Mae Moseley, the kindness . of
the nurses and the doctors will nev
er be forgotten. I would also like
to thank Mrs. Sloan and Miss Bo-
zard for taking my picture for the
Joanna Way.
—BOBBIE JEAN MURRAH
Circle* Meet Jointly
joint meeting of the Frances
Watson circle J and the Hilliard
Mitchell circle was h^ld^ in the
young people’s department o n
Thursday evening.
Miss Etta Adams gave the fourth
chapter of the mission study, "In
Royal Service.” There were 12
members present in the Hillard
Mitchell circle with T present in the
Frances Watson circle. At the close
of the mission study the circles met
for a business session.
Miss Stewart Honored
On last Saturday afternoon Miss
Elaine Franzen honored Miss Rob
bie Stewart, bride-elect of Mount-
ville, with a bridal party at her
home. The Franzen home was at
tractively decorated with daffodils
and early blooming flowers.
Games were enjoyed with prizes
being awarded to Mrs. Martha Es-
pieg of Clinton, and Miss Hilda Ox-
(Continued on page four)
of sev<
days.
and
Mrs. William G oj g a n s
daughters, Nancy Jeam and ■ Vicki,
of Newberry, were Friday guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Longshore.
Mrs. W. H. Hunnicutt of Char
lotte N. C., spent the week-end
with her daughter-in-law,
Murl Hunnicutt and Mr. and Mrs.
J F. Lowrnan. On Sunday Mr. and
Mrs. J. F. Lowrnan, Jr., and son,
Ronnie, of Greenwood, joined the
family for the day. •
Mrs. Clara Payne has returned
home after spending two weeks in
Laurens with her son, Earl Payne,
With The Sick
Little Sue O’Dell underwent a!
tonsilectomy on March 11 at Joan-'
na hospital.
*Bill Byars was a patient at Jo-
^j rs anna hospital several days last
week.
On March 12th W. G. Young, Jr.,
of Clinton, was admitted to the lo
cal hospital;*- * * - -
Friends of Mrs. Evelyn Tinsley
will be sorry to learn she is a pa
tient at Joanna hospital.
Glenn Brock Reeves underwent
an appendectomy on March 13th at
and Mrs. Payne. j ., , ,
Mrs. T B. Hanvey. Mrs. Sue El the ^ hospital
lison and Mrs. David Motes and
children of Greenville, were Sun
day guests of Mr. and Mrs. James
Thomas. • • •
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Holsonback
cf Newberry, visited
friends
and
relatives here Sunday
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Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Franks
and
daughter. Dorothy, and
Mr.
and
Mrs. Buddy Ruston •
of
Laurens,
were Sunday visitors
Mrs. William Dunlap.
of
Mr.
and
Miss Brenda O’Dell
and
Jeff
Mrs. Tot Stewart was admitted
to Joanna hospital on Marph 11th |
and underwent surgery on the 14th.'
Mrs. Ed Hunnicutt was admitted |
to the local hospital on March 16th. 1
Baby Shirley May, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Houston May, is a pa- j
tient at the local hospital.
O'Dell visited Miss Margaret Hol-
sonback in Newberry Sunday.
Mrs. Grace Trexler of Boone, N.
C.. is visiting Mrs. Annie L. Simp
son.
Church Group Holds Meet
Members of the Ever-Ready class
of Epworth chruch held their quar
terly business meeting last Tuesday i
evening in the assembly room. De-
1 votional thoughts were given by
i Mrs. J. L. Abrams on Evangelism.
In the absence of the president,
'Mrs. J. L. Abrams presided during;
the session! Several items were j
Miss Eleanor Longshore^ djscusMd and m , nutes of , he pre .
^ vious meeting were read by the
secretary. Mrs. Cecil O’Dell. Plans
were made and committees ap-
was adjourn-
Greenville, spent several days
week with her brother, Lester.
Longshore, and Mrs. Longshore.
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Jackson and; . , .
family of Honea Path, were Sat- P 01n, . <id i“ r the forthcoming hm£ y
urday supper guests ot Mrs. L. J. ■ ed ^ ^ ^ prayer
Cpl. and Mrs. Robert Thomas • of
Cherry Point, N. C., spent several
days recently with the former’s
Mr~aha “MsT Tames'Thom -
“pafehTs
as. , “■
Mr. and
Birth Announcement
Gaffney
aft4-MfSy-H. Tv-Gaffney—an—t
nounce the birth of a son, Richard i
TI , , , Holland, at Joanna hospital March I
Holsonback 13 Mr$ Gaffney is the {prmer
Miss Elsie Kelly.
Mrs. W. E.
and little Deborrah Ann McLeod of
Newberry, visited little Sue O’Dell
Saturday. Accepts Position
Mrs. Gordon Davis and daughter, Friends of Miss Betty Ann Thom-
Pammie, of Jefferson, Ga., were as w m j^e interested to know she
house guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. completed a business course at
Weaver several days last week. I Cecil - S Business college in Spartan-
Miss Joanne Thompkins of North and has accepted a position
Greenville Junior college, and a as secretary and receptionist t6 Dr.
classmate of Miss Doris Browder, 0 ^, Anderson and Dr. Rawlson, eye,
Georgetown, spent the week-end
ear, nose and throat specialists in
With JoannCs narents, Mr. and Mrs. Spartanburg. Betty is the daugh-
C. R. Thompkins. ‘ t er of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Thomas.
Sgt. and Mrs. Lacey Whitley and
children of Fort Bragg, N. C., and 0 ES To Sponsor Chicken Barbecue
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Osborne and j The Eastern Star chapter willj
daughter, Pam, of Columbia, were; sponsor a chicken barbecue supper |
guests of their parents. Mr. and, Saturday nig , ht( A p ril ^ at Joanna |
Mrs. Ed Osborne, over the week-j club The SU ppe r will be ready to
end. serve a t 6 o’clock and patrons may
Guests in the L. H. Poag home be served a t the club house or car- j
over the week-end were their chil- ry pi a t e s home. The price is $1.50 |
dren, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Poag of and the plate will consist of 1-2'
Greer; Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Poag, r j ce> gravy, slaw, pickles :
Sheila aid David Horace Poag and and bre ad. The cooks will be head-;
Mickey of Baltimore, Md. 1 ed by Messrs. Tot Stewart and Pat
Mr. and Mrs. Tony Shouse and \ Bowers.
small son, Al, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph j
Wicker and son, Bean, of Newbcr- Bridal Parly
ry, visited Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Hum- One of the loveliest parties of the i
phries Sunday. season was the bridal shower given'
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bowers of
Prospeity, were Sunday guests of
Billy Bowers.
Ronnie Hueble celebrated his
14th birthday March 16. Ronnie is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. 'W. O. Hue
ble.
Mr. and Mrs. John I. Moore and
children spent last week in Rem-
bert with the former’s parents,' Dr.
and Mrs. T. M. Moore. Little John
ny remained with his grandparents
for a longer visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Samples
of Clinton, visited Mr. and Mrs. W.
O. Hueble Sunday.
Mrs. J. D. O'Dell and Cecil O’Dell
visited Mrs. Elizabeth Wicker and
Mrs. Minnie Bridges in Newberry white
Sunday. gifts
Mrs. Alvin Welchel and girls and
Miss Betty Norwood visited ' Mr.
and Mrs. C. A. Norwood in Laurens
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Bowers visited
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bowers in
Silverstreet Sunday.
Mr. ancl Mrs. J. L. Abrams and
children spent Sunday in Whitmire
with the latter’s parents, Mr. and
Mrs. P. L. Attaway.
Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Dickert
of Greenwood, visited Mr. and Mrs.
B. W. Oxner Sunday.
Har*ld Willingham of Furman,
spent the week-end with his father,
E. J. Willingham.
Mrs. W. W. Hair and Miss Ruth
Hair visited Edisto Gardens in Or
angeburg and Mr. and Mrs. S. L.
Hair in Columbia over the week
end.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bragg, Sr.,
Miss Jeanette Bragg, Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Bragg, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Bragg, Jr, and children of Clinton,
attended the birthday dinner of
Mrs. Bragg's father, J. H. Wallen-
at Joanna club Monday evening j
honoring Miss Sara Hollingsworth,
March bride-elect. The club rooms
ar-,
were a setting of attractive
rangeraents of golden bell, pear
and peach blossoms and camellias
in brass and china containers.
A rounds ot unusual games were
led by Mrs. Lavinia Cooley with;
-the large group present taking part, j
The honoree led the way to the |
appointed lace-covered table where 1
refreshments of white frosted cakes |
topped with a green flower, bride’s i
punch and green and white mints
were served.
Miss Hollingsworth was present- j
ed a camellia corsage in pink and
and also a shower of lovely
The hostesses for the affair were j
Misses Jeanette Bragg, Thelma and
Nadine Bridges, Shirley Tumblin,
Hilda Oxner and Mrs. Lavinia |
Cooley.
The out of town guests were Mrs. 1
Ray Boozer of Clinton; Mrs. Ger
trude Nabors Mrs. Floyd Nabors |
and Miss Emmie Sue Nabors of I
Laurens.
Study Now In Progress
The mission study, "Home Mis- j
sibns and Human Rights,” is now
in progress at Epworth Methodist
church. The textboolf is ‘These |
Rights We Hold,” by Fred L.
Brownlee. The first session was'
held Tuesday night and the second:
will be tonight (Thursday) at 7:00
o’clock. The final sessions will be I
on Tuesday and Thursday nights
of next week, March 24 and 2rt.
This study is planned and presented
by Mrs. Lavinia Cooley, secretary
of Mission Education. At each ses-|
sion she will be assisted by mem
bers of the Woman’s Society of
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