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/ , * Pape Ten Personal and Social News of Joanna MRS. LESTER'LONGSHORE Correspondent and Representative , Mrs L. J Brock, Mr. and Mrs. James Simpson and Dusty Reeves were Christmas Day supper puests of Mr and Mrs. Cu'rtis Jackson in Honeh Path. Dr William J Carter and son, Billy, spent several days last wVek m Charleston with Dr. Pa tricia Carter and family. Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Cash and Dickie: of Cowpens. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth C. Griffis and children, of Pendleton, were Chrsitmas Day piresls of Mrs. J. M. Bozard. Mr and Mrs. Lester Longshore, Betty Zane and Dianne spent sev eral days during the holidays in Silverstree.t with Mrs. Long- .-hort 's father Jim Alewine. Mr and Mrs. Cecij O'Dell. Jeff; Sue and Judy Ross were Christ mas Day guests of Mr and Mrs. J. H Craft in Silverstreet ’ ’Sunday dinner guests of the Lester' Congshores were: J. C. lAmgshofe, Miss : Elinor Long shore. Mr and Mrs Carroll Long- _ t( _ shore and Tommy, of Greenville; Hay Mr>nd Mrs John Longshore,' Bobbv and Bennie, of .Fort Mill. . Miss Rose Ann Little, of Char- hv ( te N" C. spent several days last week - with Miss Brenda O'Dell bia. On their way home they stopped in Newberry for a visit with Mrs. Hoyt Nobles. ^ Mrs. L. L Johnson, and Mr John son for a few weeks. Mr Green is, being transferred from Pearl Harbor to Providnece R I Christmas holiday -guests of Mrs. W. W. Hair and family were: Mr. gnd Mrs. O. B H^yind- Nan : cy.-of Green wood Mrs. Hoyt Nobles. Mr IMAP's.-. Billy Nobles and Marcu^^^r Newber- ry; Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Hair, ot Columbia; Mrs. Fred Wheeler, ot Columbia; Mrs. J. Little and Tommy, of Statesville, N. C.; Mr. and, Mrs. W. H Derrick, of Da- tusville; Mrs. Frances Giles, 01 Seneca; • Mr, and Mrs ’Clyde Young, Mr and Mrs. Lester Hair and Bobby. Dusty Reeves joined Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Smith and son, Bill, .Guy Smith and* “Peanut” Smith, of Clinton, and attended the Qr- ange Bowl game in Miami Tues- Mr and Mrs." Charlie Cole and Mrs. Clyde Atkins “attended the Gator and Orange bowl games in Florida this week. Mrs Dudne Rushton, <^f John- ... t- , _ v,.,j ton. spent Sunday with her son, Mr and ; \lrs J. t. .Reginald Rushton and.Mrs Rush an their Chrsitmas dinner guests Mr and Mrs Mert Honeycutt and # * children, of Charlotte. N C ; Mr. Mr. and Mrs^Ira Dominick and •id Mr" Richard' Thomag and children werfc Christmas Day din- daughtvr. of Macon. Ga.: Mr .and ner guests of .Mr. and Mrs. M. L Mrs J. F Lowman. Jr . and son of.Dominick in Newberry. , C.reenwood .“ - Mk and Mrs. Lester-Longshore, Mr> 'Anna Kessel of Orlando. Betty Zane and Dianne w,ere Fia . is spending a few days with Christmas Eve guests in Green- her son, Rev Carl Kessel and ville of the former's father, J. C. Mrs Kessfel . Longshore, and Miss Elinor Long- Konme Sineath spent -several shroe. days last week in Calhoun Falls Chjrstmas Day dinner guests of with Mr and Mr£, Dewitt Looney. John Ross and family were: Mr." Mrs William Goggahs, Nancy; and Mrs. Charles.Ross and sons,' Jean and Vicki spent Friday with ot Burlington, N. C.; Lt. Col. and the former's sister, .Mrs. Lester Mrs. Fred L. Ross and daughters. Longshore and Mr. Longshore. of Park Foi-est. 111.; Mrs. S. L. Christmas Day guests of Mr *Hair of Columbia; Mr. abd, Mrs ,,nd Mrs. J. L. Brawley and Mrs. 'Bryce Little agid children, of Hattie Byars were: Mi’and Mrs. 4 Charlotte, N. C.; Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Haselden and Frank An- Cecil 0,‘Dell. derson, of Clinton. Mrs. W. E Gerald Farmer of Fletcher, N. Johnson-and Miss Mary Johnson, c.. speht the Christmas hobdays of Lydia; Mrs. Lc-ster Hair -and with his- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bobbv. Mrs Forrest Brawley and | A. C. Farmer. Mr. and Mrs. §. D. Weathers, Sr observed -thmr-56th wedding- anniversary December 31 iriren Mrs Billy Nabors a*hd hildren. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. . McLeod, sancy Jane and* Deborrah were rhursday visitors of Mr and Mrs Paul Hazel in Greenw<k)d Chrtst- msa Day. Mr. and Mrs. Willie Stevens, Johnny Wayne and’ Carol Jean, of Edwardsville Va., spent a week with Mr. and Mrs. Horace Hamm recently. Mr. and Mrs. L! T. Lawson and son Tommy, visited Mr. and Mrs. -J. H. Kelly in Warrentoh, Ga-, and relatives in Macon, Ga., dur ing the Christmas holidays. The community welcomes Mrs. Derrill Bozard the former Miss Nell Canfield, of Clinton. Mr. and Mrs. Bozard are making their home with the former's mother, Mrs. J. M. Bozard. on Milton Road. Miss Phyllis Feltman of Green wood, spent a few days last week with Miss Kay Darnell. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Dominick, of Newberry^ were Christmas Eve guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Domi nick and family. . Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Abrams vis ited "Mr. and Mrs./J. E. Mahaffey in Barnwell and Mr and Mrs. Vy. Q. Lovern in Calhoun Falls dur ing the Christmas holidays. Mr.- and Mrs. Julian Gardner, Karen and. Wayne, of Chesnee, visited Mrs Gardner’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Waits, for the Christmas holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Taylor and son, “Butch, of Greenwood." were Sunday guests of the former’s-sis ter, Mrs. Horae* Hamm, Sr., ana "MCTJamm. ’ ——f- Misses Kay. Phoebe and Missi,e Darnell are visiting Mr. and Mrs.. Harpef Wherry in Newberry. -- Party For Children Members of the three primary departments df the Joanna Bap tist church .were entertained by their leaders with a Christmas party bn Thui^cTay, December 2,0, at ti;l>0 p m Games were directed by ^Mrs. Mary Lehman. Mrs. Parks Boozer and Mrs James Mitchell. Thu* girls and boys wer^ invited into the recreation ropm for the banquet. Christmas decorations wibre used throughout the rooms anct red candles adorned the tables aad windows. The invocation was given bv JeriN- Boozer, and Debbie Pratei welcomed the guests. Following the meal Steve Leh- Lehman, led the group in singing man, accompanied by Mrs. Mary •carols.' • . . The party closed with Johnny Willingham telling-the life story of Lottie Moon Gifts Of money for foreign missions were placed under the Chrisfmas tree. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Holsonback, of Newberry, visited Mr. and ecil O’Dell knd Mr. and Mrs Mrs. Bud Holsonback and Mr. ud Holsonbac k and Mrs. Cecil O'Dell on Sunday. Among those celebrating birth-, Lt. Col. and Mrs. Fred Ross and ays in January, are: Nadine daughters left on Sunday to ridges on the first; Rudy PrSte'r spend New Year's with the for- a the 7th; Naomi Wier on the mers brother, Charles Ross, and Jth; Mrs. Wm. Carter on the Mrs. Ross in Burlington N. C., on Uh; Lynn Carol Byars and Mrs. their return trip to their home in ! J McFadden on the 20th; Mrs. ■ Park Forest, 111. elen B Bozard on the “ 22nd; 1 Christmas Eve supper guests of [rs. Nannie Belle Clark on the Mr .and Mrs. W. K. Waits and th; Larry Franzen on the 3,6th; were: Mr. and- Mrs. J. M. Waits nd Dickie Moore on the 29th. Sunday dinner guests, of John Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Nabors BM, JUMPER.-. . Jl and Lmda. of Belton; Cpl. and 3ss and family were; Mr. and Mrs. Gene Waits, of Fort Ben- rs Charlie Verner, of Pied- rung Ga ; Mr. and Mrs. Julian ont. Mr and Mrs. G. C Miller, Gardner. Karen 1 and Wayne, of rs Douglas Ross, and Miss Betty Chesnee; Mr. and Mrs. Walter ouglas Ross, of Greenville: Mr Waits, Mr. arid Mrs. Billy Waits, id Mrs S. L Hair, of Columbia; Mr. and Mrs/J. K. Waits, t. Co! and Mrs Fred Ross, of Mr. and Mrs E C. Abrams ark Forest. Ill spent Sunday in Abbeville with Christmas Day dinner gueests the latter's brother, A. C Martin. Mr and Mrs. J K Waits were; and Mrs. Martin. Rose Mary re and Mrs R R Cash and ickie. of Cowpens; Mr and Mrs C. Griffs Ken, Randy and turned hopie with her parents af ter spending the week there. Mr: and Mrs. Bill Waits, Laura V- - i.Vii awn .Mill w ayfte, of Pendlefon; and Mrs. J and Johnny, visited Mrs. Waits Bozard Mrs W W. Hair and Miss Ruth air.were Saturday dinner gusets. r Mrs F B Wheeler in. Colum- father, Jessie Ginn, in Whitmire on Christmas evening. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Darnell and family visited Mr. and Mrs. Today's active people'want Light, dry (not too »weet) ,'V' yj-r reduced in calories. V'\ today’s Pepsi refreshes i without filling. Pepsi - Cola ~ Bottling Company — Golden Anniversary Celebrated On December 23 Mr. and Mrs. J P. Gruber, of Clinton, 'were entertained on the occasion of their 50th wedding anniversary at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J C. Gruber.. • ’ All of their children were pres ent with their husbands, wives, grandchildren, and great-grand children. Mr. and. Mrs. Gruber’s children are: John Henry Gruber, of Laurens; Leroy and J. C. Gru ber. oPUoanna; Mrs. Otis Graham, of Clinton; -and Colie Gruber, with the Navy, s'tationed in Cali fornia. Others present were: Mrs. Gru ber’s brother and sister, George Wicker and Mrs. Alice Rickard, of Newberry; Mr. Gruber’s sister, Mrs Carie King, of Pomaria, was also in attendance. In the afternoon cake and cof fee were served. With The Sick Keith Case received treatment at Joanna hospital last week. M. B. Bedenbaugh was admit ted for surgery at Joanna hospital recently. Mrs. Mozelle Bridges under went surgery at Joanna hospital this week. Saidra Floyd was dismissed fol lowing treatment at Joanna hos pital recently. Mrs. Vera Ward is confined to Joanna hospital following sur gery. Philip Madden, of Clinton, un derwent minor surgery at Joan na hospital recently. Mrs. J. D Franklin was admit ted to Hays hospital for surgery last Frdiay. Lord's Supper Celebrated __ The Lords Supper will be of fered at the morning wmrship at Epworth Methodist church, by Rev. V. M Ross, pastor, Sunday, January 6, at 11:00 a. m. WSCS Meeting Postponed The Woman’s Society of Chris tian Service will postpone its January meeting from January 8 to January 10 due to a Christian Social Relations *worshop of Zone 2 at Central Methodist church in Laurens. Ever-Ready Class Meets The Ever-Ready calss of Ep worth Methodist church will hold a business meeting in the educa tional building on January 15 at 7.00 p m. Card of Thanks I want to take this opportunity to thank my friends that made my stay at Blalock clinic pleas ant. Thank you for the cards and every act of kindness shown me. I also want the thank the doc tors and nurses. God bless and keep each ^nd everyone. —MRS. RUTH HILL IF YOU DON'T READ THE CHRONICLE YOU DON'T GET THE NEWS Phone 74 —— J. R. Crawford SURVEYING CLINTON. 8. C. Phone MM THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Thursday, January 3, 1957 ody Works Modern Equipment » •• . ^ Step up the efficiency of your office with the newest and best ideas in equipment. SEVERAL WALNUT DESKS TWO AND FOUR DRAWE R ’ METAL FILES , #. 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