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/ I’aite Twelve THE CLINTON CHRONICLE ■ >■ ' ' v: - ■ / . . - Thursday, April 4, 1957 Personal and Social News of Joanna MRS. LESTER LONGSHORE ; Correspondent and Representative rrr rrrrr Mr. and Mrs. J B Killian and Larrv attcivdt'd a birthday dinner Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Rich- ard Thomas and Debbie will, be on Sunday in Prosperity honor-, interested to know that they are mg Mrs. Killian’s mother. Mrs. i now making their homo at 171-A Glad vs Adams Mr and Mrs! Joe Boland, and Mrs H If. Kelly visited the Ed- isto Gardens in Orangeburg Sun day Rev. and Mrs. Carl Kassel, Charles, Carleen. and Susan vis- 1 itinl Rev. and Mrs. Kenneth Pol- li> k in Union Thursday night. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Davenport were Sunday afternoon guests of the former’s mother, Mrs. G. \W. Sehumpert, in Saluda. Milton Road. Sunday visitors of the William Dunlaps were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Franks!, Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Rush- ton,, of Laurens. ' 1 Ronnie S i n e a t h - spent the week-end with his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Dewitt Looney in Calhoun Falls. i son, were week-end guests of Mrs. J. D. O’Dell. Mrs. Patricia Norman and her mother, of Clinton, Mrs. J. G. Huffstetler, Harvey and Linda, eggs. Refreshments of cake, ice cream and Easter candy were served by the honoree’s mother, with Mrs. William Dunlap and motored to Wilmington, N. C, to i Mrs. Fred Ellis assisting, the Azalea Festival on Sunday. Angela Ellis and Kathy Salters Miss Gail Templeton, of Lando, spent the week-end with Miss Brenda O’Dell. Mrs. Nellie Hughes, of Laurens, ‘was the Thursday visitor of Mr. and Mrs. R. H Frazier. With The Sick Dorothy Black, of Clinton, was dismissed from Joanan hospital recently following treatment. Mrs. Mildred Waits underwent surgery at Joanna hospital last week. Beverly Ann Thomas received treatment last week at Joanna hospital. ,Clyde Young was admitted for Mr. and Mrs. Marian Banks treatment at Joanna hospital on 1 and children visited Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gwinn in Laurens on Sun day. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. . Francis, Mrs Clara Stroud, Betty and Andy were Sunday visitors of the 1 j^j r anf j j oe Johnson at- former’s brother, Robert Dennis, tended the funeral of William and Mrs. Dennis' in Newberry. O’Shields in Spartanburg Sun- Mi’s Hemie Wood, of Saluda, ^y .spent last week with her daugh- Sundavdinne , guests o* Mr, m: Mr- Perry Iwo Swygert. and and Mrs ; c „ Godfrey were Mr. ’ a 1 " ' ,, and Mrs.' Perry Dukes, Mr. and Mrs l ranees Sunday. Birth Announcements Hendricks , • Mr.- artd Mrs. J. E. Hendricks Announce* the birth of a son. James Eugene. Jr., at Joanna hos pital on March 26. Mrs. Hen dricks is the former Miss Betty Ruth Bridges. Douglas led games for’ the twelve guests present. Little Jan was very graceful in a red and white dress, a gift from her grandmother, Mrs. C. D. Bowers, of Charlotte, N. C. April 1 Was the birthday of little Jan. 1 WaddelVDukes and. Mike.of| Mr.-^nd Mrs_D. F. Douglas an- Loua Thorn ley, of Clinton, and „ . nounce the birth of a son, Larry Mr- Grovei Nabors attended the 1 ' " j ^ 1 Irvin, on March 28 at Joanna hos- Cup races in Camden on Mr MrsvJ H Davenport. pital o OU gi a s i s the former i. aro/ina Saturday. • Mr, and Mi’s. Carl Turner, of . Greenville: were week-end guests ■‘ )r bunda^. of Mi and Mr- Hayhe Willing ham. ■ ' ;) r- -ami—Ronmi'. visited-Mr and - Gall Chapelt. Mrs. George Massif ip’Cross An- Mr and Mrs. Curtis Jackson. Abrams . Mr. and Mrs. R F. Abrams announce the birth of.g daughter. Andy, Bud, and Barbara, of Hon- j an Mane, on March 31 at Joan* M: .,:id Mr- Sloan Rowland ca Path, wepe Sunday afternoon na hospitalr - Mrs. .Abrams is the spent tile week end in Decatur. • guests of Mrs. L -J, -Biwk. * former Miss Joy Surratt. Gu with their daughter. Mrs Robert Franven. - of Clemson.l Johnson FINAL SETTLEMENT Take notice that on the 23rd day of April, 1957, I will render a final account of my acts and doings as Executrix of the estate of Edgar F Dunaway in the of fice of the Judge of Probate of Laurens County, at 10 o’clock a. m. and on the same day will ap ply for a final discharge from my trust as Executrix. Any person indebted to said es tate is notified and required to make payment on or before that date; and all persons having claims against said estate will present them ory or 'before said date, duly proven, or be forever barred. VINOLA MOORHEAD DUNAWAY, Executrix March 11, 1957 4c-W-A-ll| NOTICE STATK Of^SOUTH CAROLINA, DE'llCiMED FOR SIS/I SOUTHERN livinc ' ffi I* it t mci* p r ft- _ grt w COUNTY OF LAURENS Pursuant to requirements of Section No. 12-272, of the 1952 Code of Laws of South Carolina, notice is hereby given that there will be a meeting of the stock-! holders and directors of PAL-1 Ben Weinberg, and famih sftent the week-end with his par- Mr. and Mrs. Mack Johnson, ofjMETTO OLDSMOBILE, CO., Week-end guests' of Mr. and; ents, Mr. and Mrs Carl Franzen.j Clinton, announce the birth of . Inc., a domestic corporation, in Mr- Buford Ixjwery were Mr ; and family. a daughter. Melva Wrenn. at Jo- the offices of Blackwell, Sulli- and Mrs Jimmy AlLsbrook and Mrs. N. M. Slice returned to anna hospital in March 31. Mrs/, van and Wilson, Attornys, at Lau- Rav of Cheraw; Mr- Ted Davis Green villi? after spending several Johnson is the former Miss Mar aud d/lighter. Judv. of Camden, week? with her daughter, Mrs. J. tha Coggins Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Beden- L. Long, and Mr Long haugh. Linda and Brenda, were Mr. and'Mrs. Park- Boozef, Jr.. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and and children" Visited in Columbia Mrs. Coy Bedenbaugh in Lexing- Sunday ton. Elame Longshore arid J. CI' held the March meeting at Ep- Sgt Reginald Morse, of Fort worth Methodist church Thurs- Jackson. spent fast week-end day, March 28, with a good at- rns. S. C., at 10 o’clock A. M., on Friday, April 26, 1957, for the purpose of voting an increase of Sub-District Meeting the capital stock of said corpora- The Maltese Cross Sub-District tion in an amount not exceeding M. Longshore, of Greenville, were | with hi# brother. Randy,'in din- j tendance In the absence of. the Thursday supper guests of Mr ton. N. C. t)rc-:denb..lhr / vice-president r>re- arfd Mrs. Lester Longshore ^ will celebrate a -ided over the business session.; Clinton, S. C. Mr.- Marv Higgins and Mrr^Irthdav on April 5. .Further plans were made for the'March 26. 1957 i ^TCofNewberry. : Judy' Dunlap, of Columbia, Youth Caravan" for this sum- - - were Sundav guest- of Mrs. Ben- spent Sundav with her parents, naer lah Stroud 'Mr. and Mrs.' William Dunlap An Easter drama. “The Dawn; • Mr. and Mrs Perrv Lee Swv- Mrs. Marv Lehman and Mrs. Immortal," was presented by the gert visited Mr. and Mrs Roy Glenn Can attended the State host churoh. with the youth choir Stone in Saluda on Saturday . Parent-Teacher association con- taking part Sunday dinnei guests of Mr. vention in Columbia on Tuesday. Recreation for the Intermedi- and Mrs J F Lowman. Sr., were Mr. and Mrs. James Fulmer. | a te's was led by Martha Clark, of Mr. and Mrs J F Lowman and Mrs. Vergie Garner, and Judy Waterloo, with Sara Pitts and Ronnie, of Greenwood. Templeton were Saturday visi- Rev. E. A, Wilkes, of Lydia, di-j Mr. and Mrs. J E. Bishop, of; tors in Greenville. recting the seniors. Greenville, spent the week-end 1. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Longshore : The host church served sand- with Mr. and Mrs J. L. Ixmg and and Dianna were Saturday sup- wiches, cookies and soft drinks, family per guests of Jim Alewine and The meeting closed with the Mrs George Morse returned family in Silverstreet. j Friendship Circle, home on* Sunday after visiting Francis Simpson and Bobby -her mothef Mi’s. L W Little, in' .Hoffman, of Spartanburg, were State Moose Legion Meeting Twenty-One Thousand Dollars. L. W. COOPER, JR., President JERAL K. COOPER. Secretary 4c-A-18 666 ...FIGHTS ALL COLDS SYMPTOMS AT ONE TIM*... IN LESS TIME t ITS THE PROVEN COLDS MEDICINE HE: Right! This J-2 Rocket* in really a new driving exiM’rience! \ 1 / ~r FRIEND: Well, I’ve handled a Rocket Engine before, but nothing like thin. They've always had |>e|), hut this one's got that extra pep when you need it! HIl Don’t for get eoonom-v. FRIEND: Bet that waters down your performance some. HE: Not a bit. I’ve got regular Rocket performance' right through the economy range. And believe me, that's plenty. But if you need more power ... FRIEND: Then whatT FRIEND: V es. but you can’t jeel economy. 1*11 * HE: Feels pretty good to the pockelbook. FRIEND: Right! But it beats me how you get econ- oinn with a big ear like Olds. G' HE: Ejasy. Eor cruising around, you just use one dual- barrel carburetor, j ' r ' r *277 h.p. Rocket T 400 Engine standard on all models. J-2 Rocket Engine, with HE: Go to Stage Two. You just saw what that does. Give it three-quarters throttle and you've got three dual carburetors dishing up more power and torque. FRIEND: Tell you the truth. I’ve always liked an Olds. Thought we might get one ourselves some day. HE: Checked the price lately? You’d be surprised bow easy it is to own. 300 h.p., and special Rocket Engine, with up’to 312 h.p., available at extra cast e e y OUR AUTHORIZED OLDSMOBILE QUALITY DEALS -4- i- Marihville. N. C Mrs Little un derwent surgery at the Presbyte rian hospital in C-h^riotte recent ly < Mr. and Mr- E. C Abrams were Sunday visitors in Duncan on Sunday afternoon Those at- sister, Mr- tending from Joanna were Mrs Sunday visitors of Miss Brenda I The State Moose Legion meet- O'Dell. ’ n K was held in Lancaster on The performance of the passion ^ arc h 29 and 30. Supreme Gov- plav. "The Portrayal,” was held ernor of Moose. George Young, of m Greenville at Galliyan Hall Spokane. Wash., was guest speak- with the. latter's Madge- ILmL*.—__ er. The Joaqna degree team com posed of Earl Sineath, Otis Wick- , Cecil O’Doll. Mr- . Mary-Simpson. er ; Jack T T pton, Wade Smith, Dei- and Miss Kiltie Mae Moselev. Mrs. rill Bozard, and Robert Briggs. Week-end guest- of M: _ Mrs. W C. Chandler were Mrs. I Jessie Prater. Mrs. Lavinia Cool- 1 of Laurens, performed the ritual Sallie Norris and John Butler, of ov. Mrs. J. B. Hart. Mrs. G N. f’eremomes on Saturday nighty Newberry. . I-Foy, Dr. and Mrs. William J. Those attending from Joanna - Mr- Pem- Swvgert and grand Carter and children, Mrs. George were an( ^ ^ rs - R ar ' Sineath. ■ - - - Mr. .and Mrs. Olin Wicker. Mr. I and !Vtrs. Jack Upton, Mr. and : WALL DECORATION JESSAMtWt sy [O sons. Terry an<J Dan Swygert. Kramm and Rev. -Gerhld Ernst. * spvnt the \<eek-end in Saluda Misses Elaine franzen and Ge- w.th the former's brother. J, M 'nyva Porter, of Aiken, spent the •and Mrs Ruff, and Mrs. Ruff week-end with Mr Mrs. George Stockman. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Jenkins, Luke Mr- irbv Holland, of Clinton 1 Tourtellotte at Lake JunaTuska. Clark, Wade Smith. Derril! Bo- -P :it Th.ir-day with her sister, N. C. zard and Cecil Farmer. Mr- Clover Nabors Marian Banks president of the '*V“ — M: .i d Mr- Mason Rowland Joanna PTA. attended the State Davenport-Baker - visited tie foi-mer'- fdther, A. L.' PTA convention in Columbia on Miss Janette Elizabeth Daven- Rowlaiid. a patient in the Ander- Monday, Tuesday and Wednes- P 01 "* an< ^ Danny Spain Baker, of son county hospital Sunday. They , day of this week, also visitesi in Greenville. Visitors during the week-end Ml- Beulah’' Stroud. Mr and of Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Thomasi < * a - v ' home^of her , Mi'' C ev»- Brannon, and Duane, j.were Mr. and Mrs. Comer Webb lr»f - Whitmire, were married by the ReV. James B. Mitchell on Satur day. March 30, at the home of hei parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. Madison !1- visited the Edistb and children, Joyce anr| Sonny, ^ Davqnport, on Moultrie street at ■ garden • n Orangeburg recently. Mrs., Frank •• Hedgepath and Mrs. 5 o clock. Frier, d - I e will b«}' ; J E. McLendon, all of Ddvenport. interested..to know that he ris'lFla. -making his home in Clinton N. j Visiting the Edistp Gardens on | Ct with hi- uncle, L. W. Little. Sunday were Mr.'and Mrs. Jack Roebuck. Leonard and Janice Price, Mr. and Mrs. Louie Nabors. Karen and Kathy Jr. and family Mr. and Mrs. Earl Simmons* and son. of Columbia, were Sun- dyvrOTKTTv nr fgr. ana 'mss, L Ixmg and family ’Mrs. Roy Tgrn'plbYoh; ’Sf EaTfTcI3? I'and Jimmy Templeton, of Clem- e&fiedJ way tUeAe, ii to lave BV MAIL! i - 1 * Ask for a free supply of our special "postage paid" envelopes. Telephone or Write for Details of How YOl T TOO Can Start Your Account by Mail Laurens Federal Savings AND LOAN ASSOCIATION THE SECURITY OF A NATION LIES IN THE HOMES OF ITS PEOPLE LAUREN*. SOUTH CAROLINA The bride wore an ice blue -and white dress with white accessor ies and carried a white Bible with a nosegay of bridal flowers. / Following the wedding a recep tion was held with the bride and groom cutting the cake which W-htH tFHl IK*} - ! -fk Fvd ** S' • 4 V V W 1 Vt : 11 1 "C* 1 IV4 % SERVE BEVERAGES SPARTAN 8URJ& 6REEMVH.UE mints. Those assisting in enter taining were Mrs. John Henry Davenport, Sr., Mrs. John Henry Davenport. Jr., and Mrs. Maurice Davenport. After the wedding trip the cou ple will make their home with the bride’s parents. Mr. Baker is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Baker, of Whitmire, and is in business with his fath er. Tommy Lawson Has Birthday • Tommy Lawson, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Lawson, celebrated his 8th birthday with a party at his home on Reeder street on Sat urday jafternoon. Tommy was eight years old on April 1. Nine teen of Tommy’s friends were present to help celebrate with ac tive games and an Easter egg hunt Prizes were won by Edith Dominick, Robbie and Jeffrey Lewis. The birthday cake was decorat ed in white with the Easter mo tif. The party rooms were also decorated for Easter. Refrshments of Easter cup cakes and ice cream were served and favors of small Easter bas kets were given. Mrs. Hack Prater, Ellen and Janet Lawson, cousins of the honoree, helped Mrs. Law son with the entertaining. . Jan Bowers Honored Little Jan Bowers, small daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Bowers, Jr., was entertained at her home on Blalock Drivd in celebration of hfer fourth birthday on Saturday afternoon. Balloons were hung in the archway between the party rooms. The table was covered with a white cover and on one end held the pink fronted cake with pink candles in white hold ers. On thfe other end was an Easter house with rabbits and anoerson UNION NEWBERRY « « ROCK HILL BENNErrSViLL^ cheraw MARYSVILLE NIULLiNS A88EV1LL.E COLUMBIA * FLORENCE Sumter CONWAY Georgetown Cato/ma, oranoe burg wALriLSCac BEAUFORT charleston. • ^ ,11 INCHES" WIDE STATE"TRAY At your grocer’s ~ wit ft purchase of RED BAND FLOUR 25-/6 size ^ i — r* i Beautiful metal tray with map of your state outlined in gold color against black ... your state flower, too, in lovely natural colors. 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