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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
PUSONAl AND SOCIAL NEWS OF JOANNA
MRS CECIL O'DELL. Correspondent and Representative
Dr. and Mrs. Douglas Ross and patient for treatment at the local
son. Pat. of Greenville were week- hospital last week,
end guests of Mr. and Mrs. John On September 18, Marvin Ward
M. Ross. and son, Wesley of Mountville un-
The Prater reunion was held at derwetrt tonsilectomies at Joanna
the Masonic Hall in Batesburg Sun- Memorial hospital,
day Those attending from Joanna On September 18, H. B. Bragg
were Mr. and Mrs. Louie Prater; was admitted to Joanna Memorial-
Mrs Marie Price ann children, Jan- hospital for treatment.
‘ice and Leonard; Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Sorry to report Mrs. Mattie Holt
Prater and son; Mr. and Mrs. Hack is a patient at the local hospital for
Prater and son; Mr. and Mrs. Guy treatment.
Prater and children; Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Maybelle Meon underwent
Louie Nabors and children; Mr. and surgery at Joanna Memorial hospi-
Mrs. Ercie* Brown and Mrs. Pearl t a l ori September 19.
Shcaly* ^ rs - J°h n Henry Davenport, Jr.,
Mr and Mrs. Lester Longshore is a patient at Joanna Memorial hos-
and daughters attended a family Pdal following surgery,
picnic at Molly’s Rock near New- Mrs. Mildred Summers is a patient
berrv Sunday. at Joanna Memorial hospital follow-
Mr. and Mrs. Eddv Dove and son, ing srgery on September 21. ♦
Ronnie, of Bethesda, Maryland, re- Master James Osborne, son of Mr. i
centlv visited the latter’s sister, Mrs. an d Mrs. J. E. Osborne, is a patient
Grover Nabors apd Mr. Nabors. Mr. at the local hospital for treatment. ,
and Mrs. Dove also visited other —
relatives in and around Clinton. Girl Scots Notice
Week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. The Gill Scouts are^asked to meet
Nabors iwere Mrs. Nabor’s mother, a * house at 7 o clock Tues-
Mrs. W. P. Adair and Walter Stew- da >'. September 29. They are invit-!
art of Washington, D. C. Mrs. Adair ed t0 attend the Baptist revival ser-
remained for an extended visit with v * t,es i n a body.
her daughter, Mrs. Nabors and Mrs. _ „ .. r- •
Irbv Holland of Clinton. ! * . Fellowship Hour Enjoyed j
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. O’Dell and ^ A group of the young people of
children were Sunday guests of Mr. P uo:t h church enjoyed a fellow-,
and Mrs. W. E. Holsonback of New- ^hip hour immediately after the'
berrv worship hour Sunday night at the
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Darnell and home of Rev. and Mrs. P. V*. Tur-
children visited Mr. and Mrs. Paul ” CI- ^ arnes ''ere enjoyed and Mrs.
Hazel in Greenwood Sunday. .Turner ser\ed assorted sandwiches,
Mrs. L. L. Simpson and Miss cookles and lced dnnk - Th e color
Margaret White have just returned
from a three week’s visit with Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Simpson of Grand
Rapids, Mich., and Mr. and Mrs.! T Ever-Ready Class Mee s ,
Titus.Turner of Atlanta, Ga. !^ , Tues ^ ™«ht members of
Pvt. Jimmy Templeton of Fort ^ t ^ adl ? s Ejer-Ready class came
Lee. Ya, spent Friday With his to g e f ther f °r ^eir quarterly business
grand-parents, Mr. and Mrs. J/ D. I"*® 11 / 1 ?. at church - The devo-;
O’Dell. Mr. and Mrs. O’Dell accom- V 0 " 31 ^oughts were given by Mrs. i
pamed Jimmy to Calhoun Falls for ’ ' , . ra ! ri5 ,t. n< ? was centered
the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. tk U k . wa ^ s hoping the youth.
Roy Templeton. The business hour was presided over
by the president, Mrs. E. H. Hunni-
cutt. Plans for the Homecoming in
which the class has a part was dis-
ty Singing convention at the Sec-1 CU ''’. >ed t and t ^ e c ‘h ai rman for vari-J
r Cll „_P«s--eeimmittees were elected. The
scheme of green and yellow was |
carried out in the refreshments.
Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Wilburn, Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Hunmcutt, Dale and
Jackie, attended the Laurens Coun-
ond Baptist church in Laurens Sun
day
Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Bowers and
small daughter, Janice, of Green
wood spent the week-end with the
latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. A.
Tinsley. On Swiday, Mr, and Mrs.
Bobby Beck and son, Mike, of New
berry joined the family for the day.
Mrs. Lester Longshore celebrated
her birthdav on Friday, September
18th.
Mr. and Mrs. William Kitchen of
new officers for the following fiscal
year were elected as follows:
President, Mrs. J. L. Abrams; vice
president, Mrs. Lester Longshore;
Secretary’, Mrs. C. R. O’Dell; assist
ant secretary, Mrs. J. H. Jacks; cor
responding secretary', Mrs' Pearl -
Williams; assistant corresponding
secretary, Mrs. Luther Wright;
treasurer, Mrs. Evangeline Godfrey;
assistant treasurer, Mrs. B. C. Flow.
Teacher, Mrs. James Simpson; as-
-wo. »rwiw*ii* 1VJUV.HCU ; sistant teacher, Mrs. C. R. O'Dell;
Newberry spent Sunday with Mr. Flower chairman, Mrs. J. D. O’Dell
n*-,. a,. e -
and Mrs. John Burnette, Sr.
_ Dell
with Mrs. Pearl Williams and Mrs.!
Friends of Cp!. led Ellison will B u fo rc | Weir as assistants,
be interested to know he has been ^ delightful buffet supper was en-
transferred from Camp Drum, N. Y. j oyed during the soclal hour
to Fort Devens, Mass. ; •
Mrs. Pearl Williams spent the 4 Birth Announcements
week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Lind- ( Etters
sey Guinn and Mr. and Mrs. John Tvir. and Mrs. Robert Lee Etters
Abney of New berry. announce the birth of a daughter,
Mrs. Frances Giles of Seneca was R ut h Dianne, at Joanna Memorial
the week-end guest of Mr. and Mrs. hospital on September 21.
Johnny. Stroud. Bagwell
Mr. and Mrs. J. Lloyd Smith and Mr. and Mrs. James F. Bagwell
children, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene annonce the birth of a son, Michael
Crapps and children visited Mr. and Felton, September 18 at Joanna Me-
Mrs. Felton Crapps at Bonds Cross monal hospital. Mrs. Bagwell is the
Roads Sunday. former Miss Betty Ann Sluder of
Mr. and Mrs. Rolfe Clark visited Newry.
relatives in Whitmire Sunday after-
noon. Bridges Reunion
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Caldwell and The Bridges family reunion was
grand-daughter, Sherrell Steen, held Sunday at the home of Mr and
spent the week-end in Charlotte, Mrs. B. L. Sanders in Clinton A
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N. C, with Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Ply-! bountiful picnic dinner was enjoyed
ler. On Sunday night, Mr. and Mrs., by the large group present. Those'
Warren Caldwell and children, attending were Mrs. Sallie Bridges, 1
Vickie and Warren, Jr., and Mrs. Misses Thelma and Nadine Bridges,
Essie Caldwell of Spartanburg were Avery Bridges, Mr. and Mrs. Leroy
supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. j Bridges, Hubert Bridges, Mr. and
Caldwell. Mrs. Hosia Bridges and Steve, Mr. I
Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Carr visited and Mrs. James Robert Bishop, Mr.
Miss Dorothy Carr at Winthrop and Mrs. "Milton Bridges and son,
Sunday. Mr., and Mrs. Charlie Force, and
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Mode and daughter, Mrs. Virginia, Hazel and
children spent the week-end in Co-; daughter, of Joanna, Mrs. Vernon
lumbia with relatives. Pitts and daughters and Miss Hazel
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Hunnicutt of Clinton and Robert Crowley of
visited Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Harbin Columbia.
in Greenwood on Tuesday. | ■ ♦ t
Mrs. Annie Girk, Mrs. Reginald t‘ Cottage Prayer Meetings
Rushton and son, Mike, and Mrs. Prior to the fall revival of Ep-
C R. O’Dell and son Jeff were " l "—^ L '
Tuesday visitors in Greenw’ood.
Mr. and Mrs. Furman Holcombe
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worth church which begins October
5th, cottage prayer meetings are be
ing held several nights each week,
and son of Greenwood were Sun- For this week^on Friday night, at
dav guests of Mr^ and ^Mrs. John -the^ome ofrmTand Mrs J. H.
Flow Jacks and Saturday night with Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Ryzor and son of
Newberry were Monday guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Stroud.
Miss Marcie Weeks and Miss Doris
Whitmire of Laurens visited Miss
Hilda Oxner and Miss Mildred Bo-
zard Sunday.
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and Mrs. Vernon Garner.
Thank You Card
Words cannot express our sincere
gratitude and appreciation for the
many kindnesses shown us during
the long illness and death of our
loved one. The cards, flowers, calls,
Wiih The Sick blood donors and everything was
Friends of Mrs. John Burnette, appreciated.
Sr' will regret to learn her small! -THE BRAGG FAMILY,
grandson, Dennis Craig Burnette, u\
has been quite ill at her home on, _ B y t “ t C J[f irch .
Pirkens street ^ Youn S Woman * Auxiliary of
Mrs E. J. Willingham was ill at'the Joanna Baptist church met at
her home in Joanna Heights several the home of Mrs. James MitcheU on
rtovs this week Tuesday evening, September 15. A
On September 15, Mrs. Bonnie program on Indian mission work
Leopard of Chappells was admitted!was presented by Miss Myrtle
tothe local hospital for surgery. Murphy. The following officer
little Miss Vickie Tprner, daugh- were elected for the corning yea^f
ter of Rev. and Mrs. P. W. Turner, President Janice FenneU; Program
was a patient at Joanna Memorial Chairman, Gamell Ruff Commun-
hreTnital several days last week for ity Missions, Jeannette Evans; Sec-
hospital several- oays fretary-treasurer Willie NeU Gruber;
lETTula Mae Caldwell was a Pianist, Myrtle Murphy The coun-
oetient at Joanna Memorial last; selors are Mrs Bill Tmsley and Mrs.
P 31 , D. L. Bundnck. The girls between
"sorry to report J. O. Hueble is,the ages of 16 and. 25 are invited
, patient at Joanna Memorial hos-|to join the group. Meetmgs will be
snrcerv 1 k eld in the homes on Tuesday fol-
P, Miss Essie Mae Dickey was aj (continued on page 7)
Thursday, September 24, 1953
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