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* T Page Ten t THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Thursday, April 11,1957 Personal and Sdcial News of Joanna • MRS. LESTER LONGSHORE Correspondent and Representative Mr and- Mrs.' Wylie Norris, of Greenville, were Sunday dinner quests oif Mr. and Mrs.^G. B. Chil; dress. Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Ixh- Owens and Garry spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Otis Smith and Ann. Mr and Mrs. Fred Bragg, Sr., and granddaughter, Patricia Bragg, of Clintort, were week-end guests in Aiken with Mr and Mrs. Ralph Bragg and family. Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Cash and Dickie, of Cowpens, visited Mrs. J. M Bozard on Sunday after noon. Miss Joyce Smith, Tom Furr and Vickie Boyd visited Mr. and Mrs 1. C. Craven and family in Anderson Sunday. Mr and Mrs. H. G. Boyce, Mr. and Mrs R L. Franklin spent the week-end in Sumter with Mr. and Mrs J M. Yates. Mr and Mrs. E. J Bishop, Jam- mie and Billy, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Trotter, and Dickie-were Sunday dne with Mr and Mrs T visitors of Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Rinehart m Batesburg. Mr and Mrs. J. D. Sehumpert' and Dianne, of Barnwell, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Marv in Bedenbaugh and family. Mr and Mrs. Eugene Bolick, of Kinards, visited their son, Milton Bolick and Mrs. Bolick on"Sunday. Sg: O'Dell Reynolds and Mrs. Reynolds, of Fort Bragg. N. C., spent several days last week with Mr and Mrs. Boyce Bowen. Mr. and Mrs G, N. Foy, Mrs. Rudy Prater, Mrs. France^ Warner and Mrs. Cecil O’Dell attended the kick-off meeting for Cancer Cru- Cole, Sr., after serving 4 years in the Air Force. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Cromer and daughter, Martha, of Newberry, Mr. and Mrs. John A. Dickey and children, of Chester, were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Dickey. Recent week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Luke Clark were Mr. and Mrs. Billy Stewart, of Au gusta, Ga. ’ Mr. and Mrs. Dcrrill Bozard visited Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Lowe in Union and Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Canfield- .in Carlisle on Sunday afternoon. Miss Elinor Longshore and J C. Longshore were Thursday supper guests of ,Mr. and Mrs. Lester Simpson spent the week-end in Honea Path with their daughter and sister, Mrs. Curtis Jackson and family. Mr. and Mrs. Gils Tamsberg, Alice. Cftipiyn, Johnny and Bill spent Sunday with JlrT and’ Mi's. Clisby Templeton and family. Mr. and*Mrs. Earl Sineath visit ed the latter’s aunt, Mrs. Geral dine Garris in a Charleston hos pital on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Williams, of Greenville, were Sunday night guests of Rev. and Mrs, -Carl Kes- sel." Lt. and Mrs. Fred Coleman and daughter, Cheryl, of Brain, Texas, spent several weeks with his par ents. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Cole man. Mr, and Mrs! Dock B.uchanan visited their son, Johnny, in Co lumbia on SUfiday afternoon. Those attending the Regional W. M. U. convention from the Joanna Baptist Church on Wednesday in Edgefield were Mrs Rolfe Clark, Mrs. Lila Phillips and Mrs, L. H. Poag. “Dusty” Reeves, a mtmber of the Presbyterian Coh«g<? baseball team, motored to Statesboro, Ga. evening at their home on’ Hamp ton Circle. Those attending were Mrs. Doris Partner, of Florence, Mrs. Sylvia Whelchel, Mrs. Nellie Case and Miss Pearl Birchmore, of ClirAon. Youth Council Will Meet The Council of the Youth Re vival wdll meet Sunday^ April 14 at to o’clock at the Presbyterian Church! Please every one be pres ent at this important meeting. Longshore and children. Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Childress, I play a game with State Teach ers Collegq on Saturday With The Sick Mrs. Shirleen Hannah was dis missed follow lug treatment at Jo anna I*(9^ital. Margaret Etters underwent an appendectomy at Joanna Hospital last week. George Bodi^ received treatment at, Joanna Hospital recently. \ Mrs. Emma Gaines, of Kinards, underwent surgery at Joanna Hos pital on Monday. C. W. Chandler was admitted to Joanna Hospital on Monday for treatment. Mr and Mrs. Charles Simmons, of 1 Clinton, were shoppers in Green ville on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Ansel Ross, Joe and Glenn, of Greer, spent Sun- Abrams and family. Mr. and, Mrs. John C. Ruff were Sunday visitors of Mr. and 'Mrs. James Baker in Whitmire. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Abrams and Rose Mary were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Lovern in Calhoun Falls on Sunday. Mrs. Eunice Caughman and Su san, of Clinton, visited the R H. Fraziers on Stinday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Billy Bowers and Susan, of Hartsville, spent ahe week-end here with.Mrs Bowers' brents. Mr and Mrs. J, J. Whit mire. Mr and Mrs. Walt Johnson and sade at the Hotel Mary M us grove I children. LeGrande Smith, were in Clinton last Thursday evening. |Sunday afternoon visitors in New.- Mr and Mrs. J V Lowman and | berry. Ann spent the week-end in Char-i Sunday dinner hiul M»-'> | anaMi ' iotte, X C, with Air Men! Honeycutt and*family Lit- Mrs M guests' of Rev Kc.-.St. 1 ’.crre Mi tie Pam and Rhonda Honeycutt returned with ‘their grandparents for a few weeks visit.- v. a:. rve.-'Sc; were !\u and H. Wilhite, James and Mrs,^Frances Warner and Mrs. Lillian Bragg attended a recrea tion meeting in Winnsboro last Thursday. , ' . Mr.'hnd ’Mrs! Marion Boyce -vis- ited Charlie Coleman in Columbia Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brannon and 1 children '.spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, L. H. Brannon in Silver- street. Friends of Jimmy Allsbrook, formerly of Joanna, will be inter ested to learn that he had the mis fortune of coming in contact with a high voltage wire while at work on \^arch 27. Jimmy is confined to Tourney Hospitai/m Sumter. Mr. and Mr^rM^arl Sineath and Ronnie spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Ben Troupe in Bam berg. i Sundaf- guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bragg were Mr. and Mrs. Par ker Rushotn, of Spartanburg, and Mr and Mrs. Dick Bragg and fam- of C’.it'.lon — 1 —— Mar\ Ellen, Mrs. Webbie Wilson, Lou Ann and Jerry, Mrs. S A- Lokey, Marion Turner, Mr TTv Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Couch an^ Mrs Leon Holmes, all of Jefferson Dixie were Saturday visitors in Ga. Mrs. W. E. Bragg, of Clinton Easley with the former's mother, j Mrs. R E: Couch. Miss Elaine Crocker, of Erskine College in Due West, spent the week-end in Joanna with her par- spent last week ‘with her son. Ray Bragg and Mrs. Bragg. Mrs. R. W^CtSOp, of Shelbyville,. Tenn., is spending a while with and Mrs W. D Crock-^her daughter. Mrs Frances Warn- ents, Mr er. Mr and Mrs. J C. Crowder, of Motmtville, were Saturday night supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Marian Crowder. Mr. and Mrs. Will Mason and Mr. and Mrs G B. Childress visit ed in Saluda Sunday afternoon. Mrs Fmi Bragg, Sr . and Mrs. - R B Smith were Friday shoppers m Greenville. . I, A-2o Charlie B Cole, Jr , re ported to Lackland Air Force Base for re-enlistment for six years. A-2c Cole spent several days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. B. er. Mrs. Kenneth Buchanan at tended a bridal shower for her sister, June, on Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Munson Buford in Newberry, Mr. and Mrs Bill Poag, of Greer, spent Sunday with the former’s ircnts, Mr ami Mrs. L. H. Poag. Rev. Joe Nicholson, of Pickens, Mrsj Dock Bucharfan and Ken neth Buchanan attended the wed ding of their nephew and cousin, and Ruddy Gibson, in Asheville. N. C., on last Friday-night. Mr.~and Mrs. J. Mac Spearman, Misses Helen and Mary Spearman, of Piedinont, were Sunday after noon guests of Rev. and-Mrs. V. M. Ross. 1 Airman Herman Coleman arriv ed in Joanna from Seattle. Wash., for a visit -with his parents, Mr. and Mrs Charlie ColemAn. Mrs. B. E. Brannon, Donna and Keith visited Mr and Mrs. L H. Brannon in Silverstreet Sunday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Buford Lowery and Karen visited Jimmy Alls- visited Rev. and Mrs, V. <yn Saturday. M Ross Mission Study The last session of the Mission Study “ Youth—A Responsible So ciety” will be held on Thursday (tonight) April 11 in the Educa tional building of Epworth Meth odist Church at 7 o'clock. Workers Conference The Workers Conference of Ep- worth) Methodist Church met on Friday ’ evening with Harmon Murrah, Jr., presiding over the business. Rev. Carl Kessel, of |*^ evv ^ err ^ Presbyterian Church spoke to the group on ‘^Qualifications of a Christian Worker.” Following the business hour a covered dish supper was served buffet style with Mrs. Lavinia Cooley giving the inv’ocation. During the evening the different divisions joined for a council meet ing. revival .beginning on May 6. Evan gelist G. C. McCurdy wyll conduct the services and special'music will be given.' ' ' , j The public is cordially invited. Tony Tinsley 9 Years Old Tony Tinsley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Tinsley, celebrated His ninth birthday with a party at his home on Calhoun Street on Satur day afternoon. ( The cake was frosted in choco late with cowboys adorning the sides. Refreshments of sandwiches, po tato chips, candy Easter eggs api iced drinks were served.- Miss Angela Ellis, Mrs. Llo; Smith and Mrs. Fred Ellis h< ' Mrs. Tinsley with games and re freshments. - Out-of-town guests /were Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Beck and Mike, of Newberry. Judy Stevens Honored Miss Judy Stevens was honored with -a birthday party Saturday night at the Joanna Club House by^ ^ier mother and sister, Mrs. Josephine Stevens and Nbncy. re nee Grant Rodf, to Etauna D - Raff, their interest in lot on Irby Avenue, Laurens, for $1.00, love and adtfection. i Joanna Realty Company . to WaiHer E. Byars, lot on Byrnes Street, Joanna, for $650.00. Robert M. Vance to Guy Cope land, Jr., and Mary Frances G. Copeland, lot on Oak (Street, Clinton, for $10.00 and other con siderations. / 1 Leonard Godfrey and Mrs. Be atrice, Godfrey ^to Virginia and Floyd. Penhington, 1.01 acres in Youngs Township, for $1.00, loye and affection. '/Leonard Godfrey and Mrs. Be atrice Godfrey, to R. L. Cooper, Jr,, and H. L. Cooper, 58.30 acres in Youngs Township for $1,725.00. Joanna Realty Company, to D. L. Bundrick and Mozelle T. Bun- drick, lot on Byrnes Street, Joan na, for $525.00. S. S. Davenport to Chillicothe Realty Company, 131.1 * acres in Waterloo Township, for $3,000.00. Niles C. Clark and Agnes A. Clark to Vernon Smith, lot in Cross Eton Township, for $400-00. Marriags Licsnsst Issusd Wilham Leroy Meyer, -Jr., Fountain Inn, and Carole June Lyda, Fountain Inn. Lawrence Bobby Jenkins, Gray Court, and Shelly Jean Taylor, Wsure Shoals. James Cromwell, Clinton, and Ella Mae Werts, Clinton. 1 Robert Boyd Lanford, Wood ruff, and Joyce Ann Owings, Woodruff. George Roy Hartline, Laurens, and Jeannine Lee, Laurens. Sam Yeargin, Jr., Laurens, and Lola Mae Barksdale, Laurens. Harold Washington Simmons, Clinton, and Nancy Margaret Simpson, Clinton. Everett / Franklin Hatch, Har lan, Ky„ and Glenda Ann Strick land, Clinton. u Harry \Ray Jolley, Cross An chor, and Edith Mary Hughes, Enoree. Raymond Lonnie Hughes, Gray Court, and Betty Jo Hurtey, Gray Court. William George Wells, Ft Ben- ndng, Gat and Hazel Long, Clin ton. Harold Dean Hembree, Wood ruff, and Shirley Jean Morgan, Gray Court. Frank Lee, Clinton, and Mar tha Massey, Clinton. Wallace Scott Hughes, Laurens, and Mary' Frances Thompson, Laurens. Final Divorce Decree Catherine Shirleen G o s n e 11 Hannah- vs John Alfred Hannah. 666 SYMPTOMS at ONE IN LCSS TIMBI ITS TVtfi PPQVEN COLDS MEDONg Judy was 14 years old on April 4. Refreshments of sandwiches, po tato chips, cookies, mints and iced drinks were served after games were enjoyed by the.23 present. Many lovely gifts were received by the honoree. Out-of-town guests xvere Tom my Ballew and Ray Edwards, of. Mrs. O’Dell Ignored On Frida^ morning Mrs. J. D. O’Dell was honored with a gift by her co-workers of No. 1 weave room, first shift, after completing almost 31 vears of continued ser- ■wnn -it In’innn Cotton Mills. Aunt brook In the Tourney Hospital in gram Sumter-on Sunday. Visiting Charlie Coleman in Co lumbia in Columbia on Monday Friends of Charlie Coleman will! were Rex;. and*Mrs. V. M. Ross, regret he is in the Baptist Hos- j Mrs. Norman Case entertained pital in Columbia seriously ill. [her husband with a supper cele- Mrs. L. J. Brock. Mrs Man brating his birthday on Monday Willie, as she is known, was pre sented Samsonite wardrobe lug gage, house coat, bedroom slippers, slip and material for a dress Our best wishes go to Aunt Wil lie for a happy retirement. Woman’s Club Meets The Joanna Woman’s Club held their April meeting on Thursday, April 4. at the Joanna Club House. In the absence of the president, Mrs. Nathen Brazel, the first X’ice president, Mrs. Lavinia Cooley pre sided over the business portion for the night. The group planned to have a bake sale on April 20 at the Joanna Stores. Mrs. Carl Franzen, program chairman, presented an Easter pro- County Records The following public records were filed the past week in the office of the Clerk of Court of Ldurens County. Property Transfers T. H. Babb to Gray R. Curry, 52 1-3 acres, more or less, at or near Gray Court, for $10.00 ‘and other considerations. C. J. Jones, P. G. Jones and C. T. Thomason to Mrs. Nene D. Workman, four lots of Franklin property, in the Town of Clinton, for $10.00 and other valuable Mrs. Eudene Bishop’s group served a congealed salad plate with fruit drinks. Revival The Joanna Revival Center, Rev. Ben F Jones, pastor, will hold a DESIGNED FOR SOU, T, HER STARFIRE M HOUDAV COUPE "it has a look that ‘ really grows on you !" SHIt Hit Mil I Hit You know, honey, the more I look at the new Olds, the better I like ha looks. You bet, it’s a beauty j . . and really put together. They build ’em right at Oldsmo^ile. Just imagine it out in front of our place! It’a so diatinguiahed ... and look at the upholstery. It’s simply beautiful! Yea! And all the new Olda have that big Rocket Engine this year. You know, the boas let me drive his the other day, and.boy-oh-boy what a ride! It really step*. SNIi Bill;. think we can afford one? Nit I don’t see why not. From all I hear, Oldsmobile prices start down where anybody who’s going to buy a now car can afford one. always wanted an Olda ;; what in the world are we waiting for! considerations. James D. Smith and Sadie C. Smith, to B. F. Kelly, 3.25 acres near Waterloo for $5.00 and as sumption of mortgage. Mary Lake Jones, Individually and as Trustee, to Henry S. Grr, lot in Lake Sub-Division, in thej City of Laurens, for-$900.00. M. H. Hunter, Jr., to West Vir ginia Pulp and. Paper Company,' 147.2 acres, Ynore or less, for $10.00 and other valuable con siderations. Joanna Realty Company to, George Richardson and Elinoise Richardson, lot in Washington Place Sub-Division, Joanna, for $5,200.00. Nancy Pitts Satterfield, Willie Pitts, and Stria Parks Rice to Al- VOUR AUTNO OLDS O B I L ■ DUALITY D ■ A L ■ ma C. Young, IVi acres, more or less, on River Street, City of Lau rens, for $1,800.00. Octavia D. Pridmore to Julia Talford, lot in Washington Heights, in the city of Laurens, for $1,250.00. Felicia Stone Cash and C. B. Cash to Edwin R. Moore, 6.4 acres of Jeremiah Stone estate, for $1,- 000.00. J. R. Coker to George L. Wil son, lot on Lake Greenwbod, for $200.00. W. E. Dunlap, Clerk of Court, to E. V. Golding, lots on Green Street, in the City of- Laurens, for $7,673.46. ‘ J. Hewlette Wasson, Probate Judge, to Margaret Seymore Brooks, 35 acres, more or less, on McCrary'Road, for 500.00. Clyde W. Redd to Larry L. Redd, 314 acres and 5 acres in Youngs Township, for $3.00 and exchange of property. Larry L. Redd to Clyde W. Redd, 49 acres in Youngs Town ship, for $3.00 and exchange of property. Sarah Emmie Young Godfrey td Harry H. Ayers and Marie C. Ayers,' lots on Ansel Drive, in the City of Clinton, for $10.00 and other valuable considerations. Lois Robertson Sayles to John Drew Sayles, one-half interest in lot on River Street, Laurens, for love and affection. George D. Craine to Gary Ful ler, lot on Watts Street, Laurens, for $3,500.00. J. W.' Pitts and Dorothy M. Pitts, to J. W. Chalmers,, lot on Lake Greenwood, for $4,500.00. Paul H. Riley to J. D. Kichol- son, lots in Sullivan Township, for $400.00. . Robert Ray- Griffin to W. R. Walker, 1 acre on Lake Green wood, for $250.00. Victor Lee Strozier to Lewis P. McDonald and Sarah S. McDon ald, lot on Lake Greenwood, for $250.00. , Clister Lawson Seymore to Robert L. Hodges and Hazel H. Hodges, lot on Spring Street, Laurens, for $1,000.00. A. L Neighfcore to Lakeside Corporation, lot bounded by lands of Pitts, for $5,500.00. , J. A. Nickols to V. R. Lewis, lot on Lake Greenwood, tor $1,200. American Insurance and Real Estate Agency to J. W. Pitts and Dorothy M. Pitts, lot on Lake Greenwood, for $1,300.00. S. L. Huffman to R. F. Craig©, Jr., Leroy F. Craigo, James W. Craigo, Corky Marchbanks, Sam- mie G. Craigo, Annie M. Craigo, ‘and Clyde A. Springfield, 12 acres in Cross Hill Township, for $1,100.00. Robert A. Kilgo to G. Roy Hartline and Jeannine Lee, lot in Barksdale Circle, Laurens, for $10,000.00. Joanna Realty Company to R. B. Jester and Nellie F. Jester, lot on Laurens Street, Joanna, tor $150.00. 1 Jesse B. Taylor to Floyd Mad den, 2.2 acres in Hunter Town ship, for $220.00. William Dorroh Rolf and Law- 3 Bring a Friend To Church With You ONE When we become mired in the routine of life, one day is like any other. This was just ’ working-day ior-most of the people in Jerusalem. ♦ Three men died on Calvary Hill. One 1 of. them was the Galilean! Business as usual in Jerusalem. Unless we understand the whole significance of what is happening we pay little attention . . . Do you understand what happened that Friday. Do you realize WHO hung on that central Cross. Do you know WHY He died. And FOR WHOM? ' There is nothing more necessary in our lives than the deep, personal knov ledge of what happened that Friday . . . and the Sun day following. Come to Church I THE CHURCH FOR ALL .. . AU FOR THE CHURCH Th* Church is th* greatest (ac tor on earth lor the building o! chgrgcut j ‘ is a storehouse of spiritual values Without a strong Church, neither democracy nor civilisation can survive. There are lour sound reasons why every person should attend services regularly and sup- port the Church. They are. (1) For his own- sake (2) Tor his children s sake. (3) For the sake of his community and nation. (4) For the sake of the Church itself, which needs hie moral and ma- terial support Plan to go to church regularly and read your Bible daily. Day Book Chapter Versea Studay . Mark 11 1-33 Monday .Mark 12 1-44 Tuesday Mark 13 1-37 Wednesd’yMark 14 1-3! Thursday Mark 14 32-72 Friday Mark IS 1-32 Satunlay Mark IS 33-47 Cepyrifkl 1447, KelMer AS*. Sttvke, SttMtug, V*. This Series of Messages Is Being Published Each Week by the Following Clinton Firms in the Interest of Increasing Church Attendance GULF OIL CORPORATION ■ - ' Phonall Bank of Clintun i Phone 121 Howard’s Pharmacy I, Phone 101 Clinton Tire & Recap. Cq, Phone 1206' Carolina Service Station Phone 614 C and L Concrete Co. Phone 538 O' > - Mary Musgrove Coffee Shoppe — Phone 1000 Todd Grocery Co., Inc. Phone 8 Gault’s Esso Station Phone 880-W . % ’ • -• ' r Young’s Pharmacy Phone 19 Yarborough Oil Co. Phone 440 Lawson Furniture Co. Joanna — Phone 3111 Irby’s Meat Market Phone 489 McGee’s Drug Store i Phone 1 Gulf Oil Corporation Phone 21 Cooper Motor Co., Inc. Phone 515 * Sunshine Cleaners Phone 436 McMillan Service Station ' M and W Auto Sales Phone 2 t - • Johnson Bros. Super Mkt. Phone 239 Industrial Supply Co. Phone 111 - Chronicle Publishing Co. Phone 74 Clyde’s Body Works Clean Used Can — Phone 850 Citizens Federal Savings & Loan Association Phone 6 Joanna Stores 1 Joanna — Phone 4611 V:;: •I* *