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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Thursday, December X 195.3
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NEWS OF JOANNA
tfKS CECIL O’DELL. Correspondent *nd Representative
\]r .and Mrs. Charles Ross and!
;ci). Tommy, of Burlington, N. C.,
Tinted the former’s parents, Mr.j
aud Mrs. John M. Ross, during the!
holidays. On Thursday Mr. and!
Mrs. Ross and Tommy, Mr. andi
Mrs. John Ross, Mrs. Lavirpa Cool
ey and Mike Cooley were dinner
j^uests of Mr. and Mrs. Sigsbee Hair
lp Columbia.
Miss Barbara Jackson of Honea
faih, spent several days last week,
with her grandmother, Mrs. L. J. j
Brock. On Sunday Barbara’s fam-,
Mr and Mrs. Curtis Jackson and
beys joined her for the day.
Mr. and Mrs. John Burnette, Sr.,
A Jo John Burnette, Jr., Mrs. Geor-
gk Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. William
Kitchens of Newberry, visited Mrs.
Ruby Richey in Greenwood Sun
day. Ale John Burnette of Sacra-]
cnento, Calif., is spending the week
his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Burnette.
Mr. and Mrs. George Stockman
and Miss Lottie Mae Burnette spent
Sunday at Camp Gordon, Ga., vis-j
•ting Pvt. Douglas Sexton.
Mrs. Fred Wheeler of Prosperity,
Mrs. Jay Little and small son, Tom-;
my, of Statesville, N. C., spent last'
week with Mrs. W. W. Hair. Miss
Barbara Wheeler of Washington,
D C., joined the family for the
Thanksgiving holidays. Other visi
tors of the Hair family at various
times during the holidays were:
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Derrick of Da-
cusville; Messrs. Jake and Fred
Wheeler, Mrs. Nan Ward of Pros
perity; Mrs. Eunice Adams of New
berry; Mr. and Mrs. Olga Hair of
Greenwood; Mr. and Mrs. S. L.
Hair of Columbia; Mr. and Mrs.
Hoyt Nobles of Newberry.
Mr. and Mrs. Parker Rushton of
Spartanburg, and Mr. and Mrs. Ches
ter Allen of Laurens, were Sunday
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bragg.
Mr. and Mrs. Derrill Fields and
daughters of Batesburg, were week
end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph
Prater and Mr. and Mrs. Louie Pra
ter. #
Mrs. Bryce Little of Myrtle
Beach, spent several days this week
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John M Ross.
Mrs. Grace Trexler and Miss
Betty Cook of Boone, N. C., spent
the Thanksgiving holidays with
Mrs. Annie L. Simpson and Mr.
and Mrs. James Simpson.
Miss Eleanor Longshore of
Greenville, spent several days last
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week with Mr. and Mrs. Lester
Longshore. On Saturday Mr. and
Mrs. Longshore, Dianne and Betty
Zane were visitors in Greenville.
Mr and Mrs. J. F. Lowman, Jr.,
and son, Ronny, and Miss Betty
Lou Starnes of Greenwood, were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. J. F. Lowman, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil O'Dell and
Mrs. Rudolph Prater were Monday
visitors in Greenville.
Recent guests of Rev and Mrs.
P. W. Turner were Rudy Bauk-
night, Mrs. Dunaway Turner and
Miss Betty Turner of New-berry.
Lester Longshore celebrated his
birthday on December 2.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Craven and
daughter, Dayle, were Tuesday
visitors in Anderson. j
Foundation Christmas Party
Santa Claus will arrive in Joanna,
at the club house on December 18
at 3 o’clock in the afternoon and
will have a pack filled with Christ-,
mas stockings for children under
12 years of age for ail Joanna em
ployees.
Immediately following the pro
gram Santa will journey to Zion
school to treat the Negro children.
Woman's Club Meets Tonight
i The Joanna Woman’s club will
have its annual Christmas party to
night at the club house. A brief
business session will be held. Each
member is asked to remember her
Joanna Sister with a gift and do
not disclose her identity. A pro
gram of Christmas music will be 1
presented by the children of Joanna
school under the direction of Misses
Mary Elizabeth Fowler and Eleanor
Blumberg. The executive board
will serve as hostesses.
Chicken Stew Be Given
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The Eastern Star will sponsor a
t chicken stew Friday afternoon at
Joanna club house beginning at 5,
o’clock. Containers will not be fur
nished, officers have announced.
At 7 o’clock on Friday evening
the chapter will hold its regular
meeting in the meeting room at Jo
anna club. i
W. S. C. S. To Meet *
The Woman’s Society of Christian
Service will hold its December
meeting at the church December 8.
The hostesses for the social hour
are Mesdames Hubert Godfrey,
Lester Longshore, and J. B. O'Dell.
The ladies of the church are cor
dially invited.
Birthday Party Enjoyed
On Friday evening Brenda O’Dell
was surprised by a group of friends
in honor of her 14th birthday at
her home. The young folk enjoy-1
ed music, records, games and a
round of entertainment.
Mrs. Cecil O’Dell, the honoree’s
mother, served a buffet plate con
sisting of hamburgers, French frigs,
pickles and a sweet course with
[ iced drinks. The individual cakes
were iced in green and topped with
; a birthday candle. Brenda receiv-
! ed many lovely gifts.
Those attending were Misses Ann
! Niver, Betty Ann Lowman, Bfctty
I Zane Longshore, Toni Stroud,
Snooks Niver, Mike Cooley, Dusty
1 Reeves, Dale Bolick, Jimmy Farm-
I er and D. L. Gunter.
Birthday Party Given
Miss Dixie Couch was entertain
ed on Monday evening when her
j mother honored her with a party at
her home on PickenS street with 19
boys and girls present. The games
. were led by Misses Betty Zane
Longshore and Marlene Humphries.
The party table was overlaid with
a floral cloth and centered with the
birthday cake which was frosted in
white and decorated in pink and
blue.
Refreshments of cake, ice cream
and soft drinks were served. The
honoree received many gifts.
Hospital News
M. B. Bridges was a patient for
treatment at Joanna hospital sev-
{ eral days last week.
Jill League, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. S. A. League, underwent an
appendectomy November 25 at the
hospital.
Birth ‘Announcement
Lake
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Lake of
1 Columbia, announce the birth of a
son, Curtis Leon, Jr., on Novem
ber 27 at Joanna hospital. Mrs.
Lake is the former Miss Juanita
Adams of Joanna.
Presbyterian Circle To Meet
The Kelly-Glenn circle of the
Presbyterian church will meet De
cember 8 at 3 o'clock with Mrs.
Floyd Pitts as hostess. Assistant
hostesses will be Mrs. Lula Wier
and Miss Bonnie Pitts. A Christ
mas program will be given and the
Bible study will be given by Mrs.
James S. Gray.
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Joanna Parent-Teacher Association
Organised
On Saturday evening, November
28, a group of interested persons
met in the library of Joanna school
to initiate a community Parent-
Teacher association and a count of
those joining totaled 64 who will
become charter members of the
new organization.
The Rev. Perry Turner, Epworth
Methodist pastor, led the invoca
tion.
In the absence of Mrs. George L.
Johnson of Greenwood, distjict
president, Mrs. Julian Bolick of
Clinton, gave a talk on the aims
and Results of such an organization
from the standpoint of the home.
Mrs. Bolick has been quite active
in her own PTA, holding several of
fices in the organization. G. N. Foy,
school district assistant -superin
tendent, made a few remarks cen
tering around the school participa
tion and pledged the interest of Dis
trict No. 56 in the development of
the Joanna PTA.
Alex Crawford, program chair
man, introduced the individuals
serving on the program. A set of
by-laws were placed in the hands of
each family representative present.
The following list of officers was
nominated and unanimously elected
to serve for the coming year:
President—Alvin Bedenbaugh.
Vice-President—Mr. Ray Bragg.
Secretary—Miss Etta Adams.
Treasurer—J. Norman Floyd.
Historian—Mrs. Glenn Carr.
All officers elected agreed to
serve.
The new officers will retain the
temporary committees for the first
year. Steering committees attend
ing to the behind-the-scenes work,
in preparation for the formation ofj
the association were duly approved
by the president. They are:
Time and Place — Mrs. Alex|
Crawford, chairman; Mrs. Carl
Franzen and B. A. Lown.
Publicity—Glenn Carr, chairman;
Mrs. Lester Hair, Mrs. Wade Smith.
By-Laws—Mrs. Wadsworth Ni
ver, chairman; Mrs. S. A. League,
Miss Mildred Workman and Miss
Thelma Waller.
Hospitality—Mrs. William Dob
bins, chairman; Mrs. Leroy Couch]
and Hack Prater.
Program—Alex Crawford, chair
man; Mrs D. M. Carr, Mrs. Claude
Monts.
Nominating Committee—Mrs. G.
N. Foy, chairman; Lester Hair,
Wadsworth Niver, Jr., William
Dobbins and Mrs. Hack Prater.
. The fourth Saturday night in
each month at 7:30 o’clock was set
for the monthly meeting date. How
ever,' since the Christmas holiday
will take in the 4th Saturday in De
cember, it was decided to place the
meeting date for December 19 and
the place of meeting in the school
library.
Dr. L. B. Marion
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BIG TREASURE HUNT
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Clinton Merchants Association
THE FOLLOWING 18 STORES ARE PARTICIPATING IN THIS GALA EVENT
(Rules and Regulations Stated Below)
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Name of Firm
Adair's Men's Shop r
The Army Store
Baldwin Appliance Co
Belk's Dept. Store
Burriss-Harrison Furniture Co
Colonial Stores
Farmers Feed b Seed Store
Hamilton's Jewelers
Howard's Pharmacy
McGee's Drug Store
Moore's Cloth Shop
Morrison Furniture Co
Murray Garber's
J. C. Penney Co
J. C. Thomas, Jeweler
Prather-Simpson Furniture Co
Rose's 5 & 10c Store
JameTE. Wolfe Insurance Agency.
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Rules and Regulations
1. The Treasure Hunt will start at 5:00
P.M. Thursday, December 3, 1953.
2. Each of the above named merchants
will have in one of their display win
dows an item that is not sold in their
store.
3. The contestant must find the item in
the window anff write name of item op
posite the name of the store.
4. The first contestant finding all items
~4KPreeUy or the first contestant finding
the most items correctly will be ad
judged the winner.
5. All entries must be mailed to the Gin-
ton Chamber of Commerce.
6. A prize of $25.00 will be awarded to
the winner.
7. The contest will close Monday, Decem
ber 21, 1953. The winners of the con
test will be announced in The Chronicle
Thursday, December 24.
8. The item displayed by the merchant
must be foreign and unrelated to his
stock.
NOTE—ANY PERSON MAY SUBMIT AS MANY ENTRIES AS HE WISHES, BUT EACH EN
TRY MUST BE IN A SEPARATE ENVELOPE.
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