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-V ' 111 IT IIII HHi Pfcge Six THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Thursday, August 6, 1953 PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NEWS OF JOANNA MKS CECIL ODELL. Correcpaadeat and Representative Mike Cooley is spending the week daughter of Camp Lejeune, N. C. and in Columbia with Mr. and Mrs. Sigs- bee L. Hair. Mrs. Eleanor Clarkson and daugh- Laurens are spending the week with Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Abrams. Miss Betty Douglas Ross and Pat ter of Newberry visited Mr. and Mrs. Ross of Greenville visited Mi 1 , and Buford Weir Sunday. Mrs. J. M. Ross Sunday. Miss Ross Mr. and Mrs. Bluford Nabors and also attended the Asbill-Neely wed. son spent Sunday in Saluda with the latter's mother, Mrs. Sidney Able. Mrs. Lula Moss of Union, Erv-in Dunnaway of Enoree, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Huckabee and Mrs. J. H. Hueka- bee of Woodruff, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Craig. «Mrs. Carl Huckabee, Mrs. Craig's sister, remained for a week’s visit. ding in Clinton. ‘The Lost Attend Presentation of Colony” A group of members of Joanna Woman’s club enjoyed a week-end trip to Manteo, N. C., and saw the presentation of the pageant, “The Lost Colony, v Those making the trip were Mrs. Mrs r Ra^ph^Prater ^^Marie'Price 1 Nathan Brazel, Mrs. Louis Murphy, J mc and 2onSd vi,i^ «la^v«: £ C C %} • zen, Mrs. J. J. Abrams, Mrs. Pat in Batesburg and Johnston Sunday. D w r »• Robert Van Rikard accomnaniwi! Bowers » Mrs - Josephine Arthur, Mrs. T^r nfrH accompanied i Gene Bishop \f rs SalUe Bridges, Leonard home for the week. 1 ^ » u r-r n/i. aMrs. Doc Buchanan, Mrs. John Gas- _ Mr. and Mrs. A.gie Abrams and . . ,, T . . ’ . „ _ . _ ® kin, Mrs. Lavinia Cooley. Mrs. S. A. League, Mrs. Ed Osborne, Misses Hilda Oxner, Ruth (Hair, Kittie Mae A . _^_„ • • , Moseley, Mildred Bozard, Mrs. Ruth f Thomas, Mrs. W. W. Hair, Mrs. E. children spent the weekend in Greenville with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Quinn. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. attended the Graham reunion in Dansville, Ga. at the home of Lunon Graham. Mr. Graham 93 years of age and greeted the 200 or more per sons who were present for this de lightful affair. ' / J. Willingham, Mrs. Rolfe Clark, Mrs. Walt Byars, Mrs. Lester Hair, Mrs. Glenn Carr, Mrs. J. B. Hart, and Mrs. Tommy Craft. .. j j ~ Card of Thanks a ”t? IrS - Floyd P '. ttS and M ‘ SS It is with grateful hearts that we Bonnie Pitts are vacationing this w^k in Michigan and Canada. Miss Emily Bennett of Clinton spent a few’ days last week with Miss Jane Wofford while Jane was visit ing Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Jacks. Visiting in the James Lovelace home over the weekend were Mrs. A. C. Rhodes, Miss Joyce Rhodes and Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Rhodes and daughter, Nancy, of Greenwood. say thank you to each one for the flowers, cards, calls, prayers and all kindnesses shown us during our ill ness and accident. The pastors were so thoughtful, we shall never forget them. iu ' MR. AND MRS. CHARLIE CRAIG AND FAMILY With the Sick ®® On August 2, little Sue Gaffney, Recently Mr. and Mss. Gene ! daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Gaff- ra\en and daughter, Gaye, enjoyed ne y t was admitted to the local hos- a vacation to Georgetown, Pawley's p ital for treatment. ^ar.d and Charleston. ^ rs ^j ae Morgan was a pa- . , e -' sr: ’- de and Lonnie Ray of tj en t a t Joanna Memorial hospital Atlanta, Ga^ w’ere weekend guests f 0 r a few days the last w’eek. ° - r . a ^ Whitmire. On Mrs. Dorothy'(Boiter was a pa- ^nc a >, . r. and Mrs. Whitmire, Miss' tient at the local hopsital this week. Patsy Whitmire, Miss Willie Mae! On August 3, Mrs. Leila Smith . ..rr.;h and Billy Bowers visited in was admitted to the local hospital An ^ eri01 ^ ! for treatment. . r. and - Irs. J. L. Craig of Wesf Mrs. Ercie Brown is recuperating P f ^ , Be ^ ch ’ pla - and Hu S h Craig j at her home on Tillman Circle fol- o. r.ando, Fia. have returned to lowing a stay at Hays hospital in their homes after spending several Clinton days with their father, C. J. Craig, and Mrs^ Craig. r Enjoys Watermelon Slicing C aA in E.liptt and children The primary department of Ep- o. Georgetown "spent tr fe-.v days re- wnrth- church, under the leadership <cr..... w. h reladves. of Mrs. U. L. Wilburn, enjoyed a e\. and Mrs. P. W. Turner and party and, watermelon slicing at chiidren, accompanied by Mr. and Lydia Mills Park last Wednesday , D unnaway Turner and Betty afternoon. Mrs. J. H. Jacks assisted Jo> ce of Newberry, visited Rev. and the leader in this hapoy affair for c Gi:iiam in Spartanburg the group of children. Sunday. Betty Joyce remained with - ^ Re\ and Mrs. Gilliam for the week. Infant Baptism Sendee Mr and Mrs. William Goggins, On Monday evening' at 7 o’clock, Nancy Jean and Vicki of Newberry, Rev. Perry Turner of Epworth visited Mr. and Mrs. Lester Long- church, administered the sacrament shore on Sunday. Dianne Longshore of infant Baptism to little Patricia accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Goggins Kaye Gruber, daughter of Chief back to Newberry for a visit. Petty Officer and Mrs. Colie Gruber, Cepe.and Whitmire is spending at their home on Taylor St. Those i c week in Clinton wdth Mr. and present for the ceremony were the Mrs James Dunnaway. infant’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Colie CpI, and Mrsjl Tommy Abrams and Gruber; the paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Gruber; the ma ternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. James Lovelace; the maternal great grandmother, Mrs. Minnie Lovelace^ also Mr. and Mrs. Otis Graham and children, Frances and Colie, Mr. and ! Mrs. J. M. Ross, Mrs. Lavinia Cooley, Mrs. James Simpson and Mrs. Lester ' Hair. CJPjO. Gruber left Tuesday night to report to Norfolk, Va. for further duties in service. Surprise Party Given Miss Betty Zane Longshore, daugh- ! ter of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Long- i shore, was delightfully surprised i with a party at her home on Pickens ; St. Monday night, the occasion being iher 13th birthday. Parlor games were led by Mrs. Longshore. The dining table was overlaid w’ith a white linen cloth and cen tered with a decorated cake in green and white and encircled with pink rosebuds on the crystal base. Refreshments of cake and punch were served. The honoree received many gifts. Those present wishing Betty Zane a “Happy Birthday” were Misses Dixie Couch, Betty Anne Lowman, Brenda O’Dell, Anne and Eleanor Niver, Messrs. Dusty Reeves, Snooks Niver, D. L. Gunter, Eddy Fulmer, Jimmy Farmer and Larry Garner. Bragg Family Bereaved The entire community extends deepest sympathy to the family of the late Cager Bragg, who passed away at his home near Clinton Sun day. Friends from here attending the funeral were: Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bragg, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bragg, Miss Jeanette Bragg, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bragg, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Bragg and daughter, Ann, Mrs. Lil lian Hamilton and daughter, Cherry, Palmer Bragg, Carl Franzen, Joe De- lany, Claude Franks, H. M. Elliott, Jones Wallenzine and Hosia Bridges. Woman’s Club to Meet The Joanna Woman’s Club will meet Thursday (tonight) at 7:30 o’clock, August 6th, for their Aug-1 ust meeting. The social hour and re- 1 freshments will be in charge of Mrs. Arthur League and her group. All members are invited to attend and visitors are welcome. ^' O. E. S. Meets Friday The local chapter of the Order of Eastern Star will meet Friday night in the chapter room at Joanna club at 7:30 o’clock. All members are in vited to attend. Little Boy Has Party Saturday afternoon at the recre ation shelter on Milton Road Mrs. John C. Martin entertained for her son, Terry on his 6th birthday. Many games were enjoyed with souvenirs of party hats given to each guest. Mrs. Martin was assisted in en tertaining and serving by Miss Willie Mae Murrah, Mrs. Evelyn Daven port, and Mrs. Joyce Bouknight. Refreshments of ice cream, cake and party dainties were served. Those attending were Marylyn Adams, Joyce and Terry Parker, Carey Prater, Joyce and Jerry Hill, Larry Morgan, Gloria Jean and Ka tina Crapps, Trudy and LeGrande Smith, Keith Owens, Diane Wise, Toni Tinsley, Donny Kitchens, Car olyn Anderson, Jean Koon, Jerry, Judy and Carl Kinard, Judy Daven port, Sylvia Metis, Don and Terry Swygert, Dianna Price, Donnie Estes, Buddy Murrah, all of Joanna, and Gary and James Bauknfght, Ella Ray, Randy and Wayne Bauknight of Newberry. The little honoree received many gifts from his guests. Group pictures were made at the close of the party. Baptis Church Notes On Thursday evening, the general meeting of the Woman’s Missionary Society was held in the recreation room of the Joanna Baptist church. An interesting program on “Lifting the Leper” was presented by the Frances Watson circle. Mrs. E. J. Willingham, president presided over the business. During the social hour, refreshments of ice cream sand wiches, nuts, and cokes were served by the Mable Moorhead circle. Youth Fellowship of the church met at the home of Mrs. Karl Seaae on Sunday night, August 2 after the evening worship service. A discus sion of Manners and Personality in School and Business was held, after which refreshments of sandwiches, cookies, and tea were served. Youth Fellowship will be held at the home of Mrs. Mason Rowland on Sunday night, August 9. 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