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Thum4ay. April 10, ntK CLINTON CHRONICLE Pat* Elan Personal and Social News .of Joanna MRS. GEORGE MKTTS, Correapondent and Repreaentative Phone Joanna 3261 , \ ' Easter Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs C. W. Chandler were Mrs. Sarah Norris and John Butler of Newberry; Mrs. Goldie Chavis of Columbia; iMrs. Nell Mills of Clin- Jon; Mr. and Mrs. John Paul Good man and son, Miss Emma Lee Goodman of Greenwood; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thomas and children, Mrs. Ginny Hazel and children of Joanna. Mrs. Clara Stroud, Betty and Andy spent the week-end with the former’s father, O. F. Dennis, in Prosperity. ' < Mr. and Mrs. Lansing Barden and family of Gloverville, were Sunday visitors of Mrs. Sallie Bridges. Mrs. Ralph Wicker and sons of Newberry, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Burley Humphries Mrs. Beulah Stroud spent t h e week-end in Newberry with her‘sis ter, Mrs. Ralph Higgins, and Mr. Higgins. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Russell and Hal visited in Taylors Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wilson. Mr and Mrs. Lay Bennett, Mrs. Joan Carlisle and Donna of Green wood, and Mrs. Clara Bennett of Ninety-Six, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Richard Humphrey. Mr and Mrs. Frank Brannon and Phoebe visited in Silverstreet Sun day with Mr and Mrs L. H. Bran non. Mr. and Mrs. Junior Sipes and children of Columbia, spent the week-end with Mr and Mrs Felton Crappe Mr and Mrs. Gordon Boyce vu- ited in Sumter during the week-end with Mrs J M Yates Mr and Mrs Ben Weinberg and Miasy of Decatur, Ga., spent the week-end with Mr and Mrs Sloan Rowland Mrs. J. L Brawley and Mrs Hat- ' tie Byars visited Mrs Byars' broth er, Henry Abercrombie, in ( Union Sunday Mr Abercrombie recently suffered a stroke of paralysis Mrs Hugh Brock. Ann. Jeff and Madison of Atlanta, returned to their home Wednesday after spend mg several days with Mr and Mrs J J. Hawkins and Mrs L J. Brock Mr and Mrs 1 .ester and Diane were Saturday «ueuU of Miss Elinor J c. lamgsborr ta Greenville Mrs Georgia Lewis. Mrs M Hunwtt, Mr aad Mrs Lena mas and Mickey Spires spent the weekend ta Macon. Ga . with Mrs Velma Thomas Mr and Mrs J K Kona and tons spent the week-end in Statesburg with Mr. and Mrs. George Saunders. Sandy Saunders remained for a week’s visit with his grandparents. Miss Judy Dunlap of .Columbia, spent the Easter holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Dunlap Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kidd of Whitmire, visited Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Dove during the week-end. Mrs. Mary Lehman and Mrs. John H Davenport, Jr., visited George Lehman at the Veterans hospital in Columbia Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Boyce and Cherry of Aiken, spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Mason Row land, Mr and Mrs. Roy Boyce. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Poore of Greenville, visited Robert Poore during the week-end. Miss Myrtle Murphy of Augusta, Ga., and Larry Murphy of Clemson, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Otis Murphy. LeGrande Shealy of Columbia, spent the week-end with his mother, Mrs. J. E. Shealy. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Cole spent Sunday in Charleston with Mr and Mrs. C. B. Cole Sunday guests of Mrs. W. W Hair were Mr and Mrs S L Hair of Co lumbia; Mr and Mrs. Hoyt Nobles and Marcia of Newberry, O. V. Hair and Nancy of Greenwood Mrs C. J. Craig and Miss Crys- telle Craig visited Nolan Wicker at the Veterans hospital in Columbia Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bragg and daughters of Aiken, spent the week end with Mr and Mrs. Fred Bragg Mr. and Mrs. Leon Craig of Greenville, were recent visitors of Mr and Mrs C. J Craig Mrs Ullian Hamilton. Cherry Hamilton and Debbie Dixon of Co-. lumbia, visited H P Bragg Sunday Mrs J. F Craig of Woodruff. J spent several days last week with Mr and Mrs C. J Craig Sunday guests at Mr and Mrs W D Beckom were Mr and Mrs WU liam Beckom and Lynn of Green wood. Mr and Mrs Turn Mitchell of Newberry Mr and Mrs G V Sellars and Sara were visitors Fndiy ta Green vtlle Mr and Mrs Cunts Morns sad son. Randy at Atlanta. %prm the Faster holidays with Mr and Mrs Clifton Tucker Btrthda) E J nth s birthday (•Iseo was at Mr and Mrs Lindsey Rom . in fUUcn’u* Sundai htepi"« Mr WiUingham to Metvm aad Bobby Brannon spent r *tebmle were Mrs WiUiagham the weekend in Greenwood with **. J* «>» Car— MnRma. Dale Mr and Mrs <tamfe Thompson I**® 81 * Mr sad Mrs Guy Pra Mr aad Mrs John Borostt Jr. ,rf <'“■* ***** *' Ira aad Mrs Richard Willingham Ricky aad Nana of Aiken Mr aad Mrs Harold WiUmgkam and Cyn thia of ('teaman. Mr and Mrs Da «u „i < owl the weekend with Mrs Mae Callms a Atlanta Mr aad Mrs Otis Smith sad Slatted Mr aad Mrs Lnftor Mitch ell. J W Kirkland. Mr aad Mrs Thomas Smith Mr aad Mrs Cl* _ „ ~~~1 fence Kirkland in Ware Shoals Sim *~**V"**** *** ( . On Saturday evening Mrs ' Mr aad Mr* Sanny Ruff visited , *** • Whitmire Sunday with Mr - and i *..“*••*•* ho«m Mrs Jai Baker Mrs T O. J. M Roas Ruck Mu it ah Mike Cooley attended tte game between the New Yolk Van kres aad the Philadelphia Phillies ta Greaavtlie Monday Miss Katurah McKinney Misses Peart aad Eva Rayburn of Green wood. Mr aad Mrs Thomas Mundy of Abfcevtlle. Miss Sara Mundy of ’Atlaatn, Mr and Mrs Frank Davi« of Ware Shoals. Rev and Mrs. James Stewart and Susan. Mr and Mrs. Lewis Bond of Clinton, were Sunday visitors of Mrs J. W Da vis. Mr. and Mrs W O. Stewart Miss Lida Mae Burnett and Den nis Burnett spent Sunday in Whit mire with Miss Rosabelle Kitchen. Mr and Mrs Andy Kimmell and children of Bethlehem, Pa., are vis iting Mrs. KimmelT* parents, Mr. and Mrs W D Beckom, this week W. J. Dunlap. Jr., returned to Chicago, 111 , this week after visit ing Mr. and Mrs. William Dunlap for several days. Mrs. Dunlap will join him later. At the present time she is with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Dove. M.r. and Mrs George Saunders Dr. David T. Mixon —Optometrist— 201 N. Broad Street PHONE 1308 Office Hours: 9-5:30 c/me/et ******* — — 103 E. Pitt* St. EXPERT WATCH REPAIRING Knahw Polter* Hate hew Mr* Moirll* Atkms was I* ci of the n '-rtaiaamut A cumber of games and com rata appropriate to lhr occasioa were rr.yyrd by the thirteen guest* present f ^ During the social hour lh/ host eiaes. Mrs M uelle Atkin*. Mrs Louise Dove. Mrs Doroth) Nobles. Mrs (hue Whiisrt and Mrs Vera Bodie. served a salad plate, crack erv cake, iced drinks and tailed nut* Mr* Dunlap received many lovely gift* which were opened and passed PTA Open HeeWag The Joanna Parent-Teacher Asso ciation announces an open meeting to be held on Saturday. April 26. at 7.(k> p m This meeting is to give those working on the second shift an op portunity to attend A vote will be taken to decide if the meetings will be held'on Saturday night or on Monday as at present This vote will be for meetings held in the school year 1958 59 Oxner-Montjoy Mr and MrsmBoyce Wilson Oxner of Joanna, announce the engagement of their daughter, Mary Hilda Ox ner, to Randolph Bryan Montjoy of Woodruff. The bridegroom-elect is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul John ny Montjdy With The Sick Charlie Lollis was a patient at Joanna hospital several days last week. J. E. Flow is a patient at Joanna hospital. uathy Berry of Clinton, received treatment at the local hospital sev eral days last week. Mrs. W. K Waits was admitted to the hospital on Friday for treatment. Fred Ellis is receiving treatment at Joanna hospital. W K. Waits is recuperating at his home following a stay of several days at the Joanna hospital Mrs Helen Rowe was admitted to the hospital on Monday for treat men! Adgie .Abrams. Susan Livingston and Jimmy Stmmaas have chicken put TUa week’* crow eel "manic” numben wW be feead rhroufhewt tbit kd. Look (or the mutbrn intid# ■ bee with a Aided Hack (rowed (at Qhutrated immediate I v below) . . , there ere roe' nniehan te play a (a met any Crme-Ont card that you may have or any sera which yon can pick up at your Colonial Store. % Sava theta Oroai-Oet Number* . . . play them a«aiaat hitera card* that ran recehra aad aba the card* that you now have. 32 A 24 * 96 c 88 a 40 K\ n 48 0 80 H 36 1 52 20 t 76 L 64 72 , N 28 i 16 • 921 0 8 . 60 s 44 68 U 0 V 12 w 4 i ^56 PRICKS GOOD I URL APRIL 12, 1958 ONLY Ouantitv Rights Renerved' CANADA A V. S. PATENT PENDING—U. * « IM7, 19S4. ISSS. 1»S«. HS7 A mA Saaada • liiVT * 1»M “CroM-Owt” Ad*. Co., Inc. Boa SSI, St. Ionia, Mo., U. S. A. 44 llii 111 62 •i*i*r*r*i*!** NATUR-TENDER... U. S. CHOICE OR BETTER j Bonklets Round Hera Are Some Local Winner* Amos E. Rice, Woodruff, BUI Bai ley, GreenvUle; Bernard Barns, Greenweed; Mr*. Richard Been, Spartanburg; M;r*. W. L. Aber nathy. Chester; Laael Alien, Ches ter; Mrs. Caarad Henderson, Green ville; Laura Adams, Spartanburg; Mrs. M J. Pyeatt. Greenville; Mrs. W. L. Durham, Greenville. JIFFY MIX FOR Pie Crust ® 10e WHOLE (LEGS AND THIGHS) CHICKEN LEG! KRKSH DRF.SSFD BASS ARMOtR’S FROMTD Rl TTF.RU> BEEF STEAKS CHEFS FRIDC FRESH SH AD MJ •AG MKM BRAND PI HL PllKk 49c SAUSAGE... t-il •Ou 39c GORTOV^ »R|)1»:n HU FT OF 39c FLOUNDER d-Oi NO 55c JEWS*! JIU M l. PRO/FN ( HltRRN 39« ROT PIES 3 •AM not 69c TFNDFR . . . IRF'll 29c JIFFY STEAKS U 99c 14 OUR PRIDt: CHOCOLATE OR COCOANUT Iced Cake ;s 29c ■ 0“ 0' 94 1 IEU4JW CBUOkNEt k SQUASH 2 - 35< IRISH I ROT CARROTS 2 •£ 19c FRIANCLA LREAMMO. Vi AHIULs 69c > \T«4 I.ARtak Bt M H Cou.ards • ^ 25c Irrab laarel Iwreip and Meat erg git, TTAR stMJD* SALADS 2^ 25< OLEO 2 - 39c V O U R TOTAL FOOD BILL IS LESS WHEN YOU SHOP AT CS C O L ONIAL STORES ONCVat COmtAL You Don’t Have To Be Present... NF\I IMttWIM. t»ili l>e iitt lueatley, April 22, 19.»8. Vi inner need not be present to win aa ihey will be notified. Onl* one automobile tna» be won b> eaeh parlieipating family. t,'heek your loenl I olonial Store eaeh week for the winner. IVA.PORATEP LAST WEEK'S WINNER L. O. TODD North Augusta, S. C. | * 4 CS EVAPORATES MILK Here's All You De . . AM you hav* to da ta ba eligibla to awa at tbraa It automabilat that aia hi awatdid to Aikaa. Narth Aacaato, < f aaara*. (.rarawaaj. Barawall. 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