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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
15, 1955
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COFFEE CAKE
Christmas inspires all sorts Of
good things, and extra goodies
are just as much a yuletide tra
dition as holly and mistletoe.
Holiday breakfasts especially
deserve attention. Festive food
at the start of the day sets the
mood.
Christmas Wreath Coffee Cake
is a goodie you can whip up in
a jiffy to cheer folks on their way
some December morning. It's
quick as biscuits to prepare and
bakes in only 20 minutes. The
self-rising flour in the recipe
already contains baking powder
and salt in the correct amounts.
You save the time it takes to
measure and sift. You gam extra
protection against mistakes.
Plan on grapefruit halves,
eggs the way your family likes
them, bacon, and Christmas
Wreath Coffee Cake. Serve it
hot with lots of butter or mar
garine to give your family
plenty of zip for work—and fun-
filled days.
CHRISTMAS WREATH
COFFEE CAKE
X cap* lifted enriched telf-rUing float
% cap shortening
% cap chopped candied cherries
X tablespoons chopped citron or
candled pineapple
X/3 to % cup milk
^ cup confectioners' sugar
1 tablespoon milk
6 haired candied cherries and thinK
sliced citron for garnish, if desired
Measure flour into mixing bowl.
Cut or rub in shortening until
mixture is crumbly. Add cher
ries and citron. Blend to coat
pieces of fruit with flour mix
ture. Add milk to make a soft
dough. Drop dough from a
tablespoon in a circle on un
greased baking sheet, using S
spoonfuls for the center circle.
Space remaining spoonfuls of
dough in outer circle. Bake in
hot oven (425 Deg. F.) until
lightly browned, about 20 min
utes. Remove to cooling rack
and frost immediately with
icing made by blending confec
tioners’ sugar and milk.
Garnish with cherries and citron.
Makes 1 coffee cake, about 8
to 10 servings.
Personal and Social
News of Joanna
MRS. CECIL O’DELL, Correspondent and Representative
Rev. and Mrs. John M. Shil-
linger of Greenwood, were Wed-,
nesday supper guests of Rev. and i
Mrs P. W. Turner.
Miss Kiltie Mae Moseley spent!
Saturday in Columbia*.
Thursday visitprs in Green
ville were Mrs. John Gaskin.
Mrs. Buford Weir. Miss Brenda
O'Dell, Mrs. Rudy Prater, Mrs. I
C R O’Dell, Miss Toni Stroud, j
and Mrs. Johnny Stroud.
Mr. and Mrs Richard Willing-!
ham and son Rickey, of Aiken, i
spent the week-end with Mr.
and Mrs. J F McCarthy and Mr.
and Mrs. E J. Willingham.
Mrs. Lavinia Cooley and Johm
Ross were Saturday visitors in
Greenville.
Mrs. Sara O’Shields and son,
John Earl, spent last week with
Mr. and Mrs J W. Kennington
in Atlanta. Ga
Sgt. and Mrs Jim Byars and
daughter. Kim. were week-end
guests of Mrs J P Byars. On
Sunday other dinner guests ofl
Mrs. Byars were Mr. and Mrs. j
Lseter Hair and Mr. and Mrs. J i
L Brawley and children.
Mr and Mrs. A S Holt visited !
Mr. and Mrs Russell Gilliam in'
Whitmire Sunday
Mr and Mi's. Gene Craven |
were Tuesday visitors in Green-1
ville.
Mrs Gussie Osborne, accom-1
panied by her brother. Freeman j
Lanford, of Clinton, and Allen
Lanfofd, of Laurens, visited Mr. j
and Mrs. Henry Osborne in Tren
ton Sunday. Later on Sunday
the group visited Mrs. T. R Jam
ison at Providence hospital in j
Augusta. Ga
Mr. and Mrs. R G Carr visited;
Mr and Mrs Don Smith of Rock!
Hill, and Mr and Mrs Hugh j
Cathey in Charlotte, N. C. on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Jackson
and family of Honea Path visit
ed the latter's mother. Mrs. L
I Brock, Sunday.
Mr and Mrs. Sam Strickland
of Greenwood, were Sunday
guests of the latter’s sister. Mr-
L H Poag. and Mr. Poag.
Sunday dinner guests of Mrs
Pearl Williams were Mr. and
Mrs Ernest Bedenbaugh, Mr.
and Mrs. Gene Bedenbaugh and
son, Mrs. Ida Gwinn of Newber
ry, and Mr and Mrs. Hubert
Siruth.
Miss Hilda Oxner and Mrs
Marie Price were Saturday visi
tors in Greenville.
Dr. and Mrs William J. Carter,,
were visitors in Greenville on
Thursday. On Saturday Dr. and
Mrs. Carter visited in Columbia.
Mr. and Mrs. L. H Poag visited
Mr and Mrs. Bill Poag in Greer
on Wednesday and attended the
Christmas parade
Mrs. Bill Thomas observed her
birthday on December 11.
Miss Peggy Wehunt of Colum
bia, spent the week-end with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl
ton Wehunt. On Sunday Mr.
and Mrs. Wehunt and Peggy
were dinner guests of Mrs. We-
hunt’s sister, Mrs. Ollie Lever,
and Mr Lever in Newberry. Lat
er in the aftrenoon the group
accompanied Peggy back to Co
lumbia.
Mrs. W. W. Hair, Mr. and Mrs.
Lester Hair and Miss Ruth Hair
visited Mr. and Mrs. Algo Hair in
Greenwood Sunday.
A2c William Dunlap Jr., of
Port Austin, Mich., is • spending
a leave with his parents. Mr. and
Mrs. William Dunlap.
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Salters
and family spent Sunday in
Greenwood with Mr. and Mrs.
J. D. Salters.
Mrs. J. L. Abrams and son,
Jim, accompanied Mr. and Mrs.
P. L. Attaway to Columbia on
Monday. Mr. Attaway, Mrs. Ab
rams’ father, is under the care of
Dr. Moore and expects to under
do another operation on Thurs
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Fields
and children of Batesburg, were
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Rudy Prater and Mr. and Mrs.
Louie Prater.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Prater and
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bragg, Jr„ of
Clinton, were Saturday visitors
in Greenville.
Mrs. Alvin Bedenbaugh ob
served her birthday Dec. 13.
Mrs. Ruth Harris and son, and
Henry Turner of Greenw’ood,
spent Sunday with the latter’s
daughter, Mrs. Earl Arthur, and
Mr. Arthur.
Mr .and Mrs. W. A. Beden
baugh and daughters and Mrs.
Delia Russell were Sunday visi
tors in Spartanburg.
Messrs. Jeff O’Dell and John
Gaskin observed their 77th birth
days on Dec. 9. Bud O’Dell cele
brated his birthday Dec. 10.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. McCary of
Greenwood and Billy McCary of
Clemson, were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Homer
Jacks.
Miss Elaine Franzen of Aiken,
spent the week-end with her
parents, Mr and Mrs. Carl Fran
zen.
Mr. and Mrs. Shuford Lewis
and son, Terry, and Jerry, Dan
ny, and Johnny Lewis recently
visited Skipper Lewis at General
hsopital in Greenville.
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Women of Epworlh Church
Have Meeting
Members of the Woman’s So
ciety of Christian Service of Ep-
worth church met Tuesday eve
ning at the church for their De
cember meeting
The president, Mrs. C. R
O’Dell, presided during the busi
ness hour and _ welcomed each
one. Two new members were
recognized, Mrs Elfi Davis and
Mrs. Gordon Huffstetler. Final
plans for the annual combined
Christmas party with the Ladies
Ever-Ready class were made.
Mrs. James Simpson, program
chairman, presented a most in
teresting program with the
theme, "We Would See Jesus.”
Assisting 7 Mrs. Simpson were
Mrs. O’Dell and Mrs Rudy Pra
ter. The program closed with
the Christmas story, taken from
Luke in a candle-light setting
The hostesses, Mrs. Pearl Wil
liams and Mrs. Evangeline God
frey, sreved a salad plate with
sandwiches, candy and coffee.
Christmas Music at Epworth
The Christmas cantata, * “The
Music of Bethlehem,” by Fred B.
Holton, will be presented by the
choir at Epworth Methodist
church Sunday, December 18, at
7 o’clock. The different songs
included are: “Ring On, O Song”;
"A King Shall Reign"; “The Song
of Hope"; "The First Christmas
Carol”; “The Song of the Morn
ing"; "To Bethlehem Draw
Near”; “Let Heaven and Nature
Sing"; “The Lullaby Hymn”;
"The Music of the Bells”; “The
March of the Magi”; "Hallelu
jah”; and “The Music of Bethle
hem." Soloists are Mrs Buford
Weir and Mrs. Lavinia Cooley.
Members of the choir are: Mrs.
Cooley, Mrs. Weir, Mrs. James
Simpson, Miss Brenda O’Dell,
Mrs. Lester Longshore. Mrs. P.
W Turner Mrs. Algie Abrams
Messrs. Dusty Reaves, Michael
Cooley, Harvey Hutffstetler,
Richard Lewis and Jack Hunni-
cutt.
Birth Announcement
Kennington
Mr. and Mrs. J. W Kennington
of Atlanta, Ga, announce the
birth of a son, John William, Jr.,
on Dec. 4. Mrs. Kennington
will be remerroered by her many
friends as Miss Audrey O’Shields
of Joanna
With The Sick
Mrs. Bessie Jennings of Rt. 3,
Clinton, was dismissed from Jo
anna hospital on Dec. 8, follow
ing treatment.
Miss Betty Bridges was a pa
tient for treatment several days
last week at Joanna hospial.
Mrs. Gertrude Avery under
went surgery at Joanna hospital
on December 8.
Sorry to report Mrs. Claudia
Crenshaw is a patient at the lo
cal hospital following surgery.
Friends of Mrs. Jeanette Farm
er will be interested to know
she is recuperating at her home
on Laurens Road following treat
ment at Joanna hospital.
Thomas Franklin, son of Mr.
and Mrs. F. G. Motes, of Rt. 2,
Clinton was a patient for treat
ment at Joanna hospital on Dec.
11-12.
Masons Elect Naw Officers
Magnolia Lodge, No. 355, AFM,
met in the lodge hall December
3. The officers for 1956 were
elected as follows:
Worshipful Master — Wendell
Hair.
Senior Warden — John Henry
Davenport, Jr.
Junior Warden—Paul Brown.
Treasurer—Lester Hair.
Secretary — Harmon Murrah,
Jr.
Senior Deacon—Eugene John
son.
Junior Deacon — John Earle
Willingham.
Tiler—Earl Holsonback.
Stewards—W. W. Niver, Jr.,
and J. R. Bartley. I
Chaplain—James Fulmer.
Mr. Dalany Entertains
On Saturday evening Joe De-
lany was host to the key men of
the plant and several invited
guests at a chicken barbecue
supper. The group gathered at
Joanna club house for the de
lightful occasion. Rev. James
Mitchell gave the invocation.
The decorations were in keep
ing with the holiday season.
Fall and Winter
SPORT COATS and SUITS
Hats by Stephen L. Stetson
Narrow brims and wide
brims.
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Shower For Mr*. Campion
On Sunday afternoon close
friends and the family of Mrs.
Jim Compton of Chicago, 111.,
gathered at the home of Mrs. R.
L. Francis. The occasion was a
surprise shower for Mrs. Comp
ton, although she was not pres
ent. During the party the hon-
oree, not aware of the shower,
called at the home of the host
ess and talked exxritedly to each
one present.
The gifts were opened by her
mother, Mrs. E. A. Tinsley and
then packed for mailing to Mrs.
Compton, who is the former Miss
Inez Tinsley. (
Mrs. Francis served punch and
cookies.
CREDITORS* NOTICE
All persons having claims
against the estate of Ethel Young
Holloway, deceased, are hereby
notified to file the same duly
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