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PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NEWS OF JOANNA
•IRS CECIL O’DELL, Correspondent nnd Representative
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Mr. and Mrs. Donald Boozer of ■ t0 pped the cake. Mrs. Byars took,
Hartsville were week-end guests of in f orm al pictures of the group ^
the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. throughout the evening.
James Hollingsworth. On Sunday, g ues t wore a party hat of j
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Boozer of Clinton paste i co lors.
were guests of the Hollingsworths. Refreshments of party dainties, as.
Mr. and Mrs. Barron O Shields sandwiches, iced drinks andj
and son spent the week-end in Little, served.
Mountain with the latter’s parents, cake * trt SCr .
Mr and Mrs. Uston Son. Fashion Show Tonight
Mrs. W. E. Adams, Mr. and Mrs. The simplicity Fashion Show,
S. H. Keels and Mr. and. Mrs. Curtis' . >Collectors It ems," sponsored by the
Lake and family visited Mr. and Mrs. Joanna Woman’s club and under the|
Vaughn Prater on Friday. Mr. and 1 d i rec tj‘o n of Mrs. Buren Downs, will'
Mrs. Prater's small son is a hospital b(? presen t ec i tonight, November 19, :
patient. ' [ at Joanna cluh-. Admission is free
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Courtney and| an d the public is invited. Those par-|
son, Neill, of Aiken, were recent ticipating in the show, which begins:
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Chap-i a f 7;3o o’clock, are as follows: Mrs.,
pells. .John Earle Willingham, Miss Thel-,
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Atkins and rpa Waller, Mrs. Pat Bowers, Mrs. j
Mrs. Annie Girk were recent visitors! Lavinia Cooley, Mrs. Dolly Mae Carr,
in Great Falls. - 'Miss Kittie Mae Mosley, Mrs. W K -j
Mrs. C. R. O’Dell and Jeff were Waits, Mrs. Alec Jy i
Saturday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hunter, Mrs. * will'
J H Croft of Silverstreet. !»«. Frank Stmpson. MrsJS- ^WtH-
rr, w •»« •,» i ingham, Mrs. Bertha Stroud, Cherry
Dr and Mrs T. M. Moore, Man- Eugenia and Ginger Byars,
r .ng Moore, Mr. and Mrs. T. M.; Q^oeU, Jack Prater, Billy
Moore, Jr and family of Rembert | and j eanette C obb.
were Wednesday dinner guests of * <
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Moore. Little. Receives Discharge
Johnny returned home after spend-j Hollingsworth,
'^ * “** '" Rember ' Wlth h,s son of Mr. and Mrs. James HoHings-
trand-parents. .'worth, will be interested to know
Mr. and Mrs_ L. Abrams and • arrived in Joanna last Wed-1
thi dren were Sunday dinner guests i ' receiving his discharge'
n sf. P f r w?; and MrS : from the Air Force in Long Beach,
P. L. Attaway of Whitmire. “ . T . „ . „
Mr. and Mrs. H. M Elliott. Mrs. I Cahtorn, . a ' Jl“^ n , has ,„ Se "‘1
t-v xt j ,i . ’ . , years and four months in the services
Dan Newman and small daughter, > and months of this
j pent Friday and Saturday in
Georgetown with Mr. and Mrs. Cal-
v. n Elliott and Mr. and Mrs. James __ ,
Mundy. j w “ h F 11 ' slck
Dave Wright of Spartanburg spent Little Cindy Prater is confined to
the week-end with his nephew, D. V. her home with chicken pox.
Wright, Jr., and Mrs. Wright. j Others confined to their homes
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Thompson nad with chicken pox are Janice Price,
children of Switzer and Mrs. L. B. Billy Bishop and Donnie Oakley.
Thompson of Spartanburg were Sat- Baby Mitchell Fraier, son of Mr.
urday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Elmer Fraier of Clinton,
L R. Thompson. 1 wa s dismissed from Joanna Me-
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ray morial hospital Monday following
Chappells were Mr. and Mrs. Fur- treatment of several dary$.
man W’right and daughter, Hazel, Baby Qra Eugene Prater, son of
^nd Dianne of Chappells, Mrs. L. W. and Mrs. Vaughn Prater, is a
Cowan and son, Lenwood, Mrs. pa tient at Joanna Memorial hospital
C.arence Cowan and daughter, Faye j or burns received last Wednesday.
(f Greenwood and Kenneth Starnes Friends of Mrs. John M. Ross will
c Ninety Six. be interested to know she is recup-
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Craven and grating at her home on Taylor street
c.oughter, Gaye, were Tuesday vis- following a stay at Joanna Memorial
j.ors in A-nderson. hospital for treatment.
iL an l; M C S ' V H j lr “1 ?, 0 ‘ Mrs. Pearl Williams was hospital-
-td Mr M T I'Cized over fte weekend a: the Joanna
w. nd Mrs. John M. Ross. On Sunday . . ,
visiting the Ross' family were Dr. I os ® 1 a ’ . . ■
Douglas Ross, and son, Pat, Verner ^ rs ‘ Phillips was admitted to
Ross and Mr. and Mrs. G C Miller the local hos P ital for treatment on
c; Greenville. November 14.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Pitts and Miss Mrs - Rub y Crumpton is a patient
Eonnie Pitts were Tuesday visitors a * doanna Memorial,
j- Greenville. ^ Irs - Elizabeth Green is a patient
Mr. and‘~-Mrs. Henry Hnter visited a * local hospital, being admitted
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hunter in Lyman ^ ovemb€r
Sunday. I ^
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Estes and' Birth Announcement
J. Brock visited Mrs. Dan Haiel
..pent Friday and Saturday “M t ime wag spent in Japan and Korea.
Mrs. L. _.
Tinkler in Ninety Six Sunday. i Mr - and Mrs - L ' E ‘ announce
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Longshore °* a ^ Thoma " Larry ,’
and daughter, were Sunday dinned? ove f^ r J 4 at ^nna Memorial
guests of the former’s father, J. C hos P lta1 ' ^ rs - Hael 'y 1 . 11 ^
Longshore of Newberry. ! bered b y her man y fnends as Mlss
Mrs. Carson Nabors and daughter, Virginia Chandler^
Dale, and Brenda O’Dell were Tues- ! rhll „ h ArtivitiM
May afternoon visitors in Newberry. xh( ,^!2ned late Girls . Auxiliary
Mrs. Claude Lee Higginbotham
and Mrs. J. D. Higginbotham and
daughter of Anderson were Sunday
visitors of Mr. and Mrs. H. M. filliott.
Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Thompson and
family visited Messrs. Clarence
and Sam Bell in Greenwood on Sun
day.
Joanna Woman Lome Mother-
Friends extend deepest sympathy
to Mrs. Frank Bodie and Mrs. J. C.
Green in the passing of their mother,
Mrs. Ada V. D. Brown, last Monday
morning at Newberry county hos
pital. Funeral services were con
ducted Tuesday at Glenn Street Bap
tist church in Newberry. Other sur
viving children of Mrs. Brown are
David O., Selwyn E. Brown of New
berry; and Mrs. J. F. Sessions of
Scottsdale, Ga.
of Joanna Baptist church is spon
soring a drive for clothing for Korea.
If you have clean, warm clothing you
would like to contribute to this cause,
please notify Mrs. Freeman Evans
at the church office, Mrs. James
Mitchell, or Mrs. J. D. Buchanan.
The Frances Watson circle of the
church held their regular meeting on
Thursday evening, November 12 in
the Young People’s Department. Mrs.
Ferrell Long, circle chairman, pre
sided over the business session and
Mrs. Freeman Evans, program chair
man, gave the devotion and also di
rected a program on the Lottie Moon
Christmas offering.
The Hilliard Mitchell circle met
on Thursday evening, November 12
in the Intermediate Department
Little Girl Has Party ! with Mrs - Louis Murphy, circle
One of the attractive parties C f c4iairrnan ’ P™ 5 * 1111 * over ^ bus ”
the fall season was on last Tuesday iness ’ Mrs ’ Harold Mur Phy, program
afternoon when little Kimberly By- ^airman, gave an interesting dis-
ars celebrated her first birthday c ussion on four chapters of the book
Kim is the daughter of M-Sgt and “ The Untold Korea Story ' 11,6 two
Mrs. Jim Byars and Sgt Byars is circles w€nt ^ the recreation room
stationed at Fort Hood TCxas ! for refreshments of doughnuts, salt-
lighteen little guests and adults ^ nuts ’ and coftec served by Mrs -
gathered at the home on Magnolia J ’ L Brawley - ^Presenting the Wat-
-treet to share in the occasion. The 500 circle and ^ rs ’ Natihan Brazel
honoree wore a lovely party dress of Mitchell circle
green fashioned with an embroidered
organdy yoke and a pink satin sash
The general meeting of the Worn-
will be held on Tuesday, Novem
ber 24. All women of the church are
She was remembered with a shower an ’* Mijdonary Boctety of tiiejhurcb
of gifts.
Arrangements of pink chrysanthe- . . ,
mums were used in the living room. mvlt€d -
The dining table was overlaid with
a white linen cloth and centered
with the large white frosted cake.
About forty intermediates and young
people of the church met at the home
Inscriplion of' r 'Hippy BWhday klm", 0 ' Mrs ' G “ rge M 1 0rse a,t 5 r ‘J* ev « n -
m pink and a burning pink candle mg "” s , h ' p , se "’ 1 ” No-
« v vember 15 for oirth Fellowship. The
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