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1 • »~ -X f Thursday, May 7, 1953 i; THE CLINTON CHRONICLE -r Page Three •• Joanna News (continued from opposite page) is another of the scouts’ projects to earn money for their summer activities, Jackson Taylor Honored On last Tuesday evening at 5 o’clock co-workers in the lab de partment, with Joe Delaney as in-' vited guest, honored Jackson Tay lor as he was to leave the follow ing day for service in the armed forces. Mrs. Taylor of Newberry, joined the group. A buffet supper was served consisting of chicken salad, cheese biscuit, deviled eggs, potato chips, pickles, assorted sand- wicbes, cup cakes and iced tea. The honoree was presented a handsome tan leather service man’s personal kit as a going-away gift. Mr. Taylor has served as a mem ber of the lab department for 3 years and his friends say good bye regretfully. He is reporting to Newport, R. I. 1 ii Club Meeting Postponed The Joanna Woman’s club will postpone their May meeting until May 14 due to the revival at Ep- worth Methodist church. Members are asked to note the change of date. 1 Attends Youth Rally Thirty-four young people and adult workers attended the_ mass youth rally at Main Street Metho dist church in Greenwood Satur day night. It was a district meet ing with a large atendance. The group enjoyed supper at Blazer’s on Greenwood lake en- route to the meeting. May Day Party Miss Helen Phillips, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Phillips, was maid of honor to the queen at the North Greenville Junior college May Day celebration Saturday. She wore a gown of fuschia net and lace and carried a nosegay cen tered with a lavender orchid. Miss Joanne Thompkins, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Thomp kins, took part in a group of Ger man girls in a skit, “Come Let Us Be Joyful.” Those attending this affair from Joanna were: Mr. and Mrs. Louis! Murphy 1 , Miss Ruth Hair, Miss Ja nice Fennell, Ale LeGrande Shealy, | Mr. and Mrs. Frank Phillips, Miss Doris Phillips, Mrs. C. R. Thomp kins, Miss Joanne Reeder and Mrs. G. N. Foy. district conference on Thursray will be made. During the social hour the hosetsses will be Mrs. J. Homer Jacks, Mrs. P. W. Turner, Mrs. Lather Wright and Mrs. Pearl Williams. Birth Announcements Darnell i Mr. and Mrs. Rufus L. Darnell i announce the birth of a son, Dennis! Lee, April, 29 at Joanna hospital/ Mrs. Darnell will be remembered as Miss Mary Jo Fulmer. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Smith an- j nounce the birth of a son, Johnny Frank, at Joanjia hospital on May' 1. Mrs. Smith is the former Miss: Vonalee Davis of North Carolina. | W. S. C. S. To Meet r ^ cu Tuesday at 7 o’clock the Worn- Frady-Sheppard an’s Society of Christian Service Mr. and Mrs. Furman Frady an-1 will have its May meeting at the I nounce the marriage of their church. All members are invited' daughter, Joyce Irene, to Francis to be present as final plans for the^G. Shepard of Worcester, Mass., and Fort Lauderdaie, Fla., on Wednesday, April 29. The young couple spent Thursday with the bride’s parents enroute to Worces ter for the summer. They will re turn to Florida in the late fall where they will make their home. Youth Fellowship Meets Youth Fellowship met in the ed ucational building of the Joanna Baptist church Sunday evening af ter worship service. A discussion on love, courtship and marriage was led by LeGrande Shealy, with everyone entering into the discus sion. Refreshments of sandwiches, po tato chips, cookies, and cokes were served by Mrs. Marion Boyce. Thomas Faby Passes t The community extends deepest sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lee Thomas ip the passing of their infant son, Hairy Lee Thomas, Jr., on April 30. Graveside services were conducted at Joanna Pente*. costal church at 2 o’clock by Rev. James Mitchell. With Our Sick Mrs. Eugene Bolick of Kinards, mother of Milton Bolick, is a pa tient at Hays hospital in Clinton. Mrs. Ola Farmer of Kinards, un derwent surgery at Joanna hospital April 28. On April 30 Miss Willie Nell Gruber was admitted to the local hospital. On May 5th Mrs. Ethylene Farrr.T er of Clinton, underwent surgery at Joanna hospital. Mrs. Ruby Thomas was a patien' at the local hospital several day-; last week. IF YOU DON’T READ THE CHRONICLE YOU DON’T GET THE NEWS Here is the FULL Story on "Washable"Skirts -tL—, They're styled for action and play —and fabrics are bright and conversational! OMBRE COTTON BROADCLOTH Unpressed box pleats all around Bach zipper, tunnel sel* loops, straw belt In gray/maize, gray/green. gray/rose Sues 27 to 28 3.98 \ >4 B EMBOSSED COTTON . Multi-colored print shirt Unpressed box plcits all atound. Self loop, side zipper, patent leather belt. 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