The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, May 08, 1958, Image 10
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Personal and Social
News of Joanna
MRS. (iFORflE METTS. ( or respondent and Representative
Phone Joanna S261
Mr and Mi> Bobb> Boyce and
v hern of Aiken. »pem the week-
with-Air »nd Mrs Mason Row
land and Mr and Mrs Roy Boyce.
Mr and Mr* George Met** and
daughters visited m Little Moun
tain Sunday sith Mr and Mrs
Tommy Lee Metis ' 1 -
Mr and Mrs k L. Francis. Mrs.
Mary Lehman and Steve, and Mrs.
S.«rah O Shidds usited Mrs. Julia
Punaway m Columbia Sunday.
Mrs J M Bozard Mr and Mrs.
Denrill Bozard and son w ere Sun
day guests of Mr and Mrs C. E
Bishop ;r Honea Path
Mr and Mrs Gene Bishop and
sons. Mr and Mrs. Frank Trotter
and Pick> sper.t the week-end in
Batesburg with Mrs L. H Rine
hart
\!:<s \ ekla Farmer of Clinton,
was the week-end guest of Mr and
Mrs Charlie Cole
Mr and Mrs Coy Baker and
Saidra Kay of Newberry, spent
Sundav with Mr and Mrs J. W
Mdls ’
M-.ss Elaine R^s will celebrate a
birthday May 9.
Jimmy Hoilisgrvrorth of Donald-
'on Air Force Base Greecnlle
-tent the weekend with Mr and
Mrs James Hollingsworth
Mrs Fred Ross. Elaine and Ju
dy. Mrs Wadsworth NTver and
Elinor were Saturday visitors m
Greenwood i <
Mr and Mrs Cecil O'Dell and
children and Judy Ross visited Mr
and Mrs J H Craft m Silverstreet
SJfnday
' Mr and Mrs i‘•arlie Verner of
Piedmont, visited J M Ross Fn-
day
Mrs. Bill Easterling and Kathy of
Greensboro. N C. were week-end
guests of Mr and Mrs R -G Carr.
Mr and Mrs P F Swygert visit
ed the latter's father. S M Ruff, in
Newberry during the week-end Mr
Ruff is quite ill at this time
Mr and Mrs Roland Godfrey
visited in Columbia Sunday with
Mr and Mrs Bobby Wnght.
Mrs Fred Ross and J M Ross
visited Mr and Mrs S L. Hair in
Columbia Monday Mr Ross re
mained for a longer visit.
Mr and Mrs I. V Whittle and
Shan \:>:ied Mr and Mrs Charbe
Dans in Newberry Sunday. '
Mrs Clara Stroud and Miss Caro
lyn Kir.ard were Saturday visitors
m Columbia
Mrs Cum.' Salters. Misse> San
dra and Kathy Salters. Essie Mae
and Elizabeth Dickey were visitors
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Mr ami lira Vy
and family wvrv
Mr and Mr* Jeff
JoknsUn Sunday
Ronald Pammorr of iTrmwn Col
lege spent the week-end with has
parents Mr and Mr* Leroy Pass
more
Mr and Mr* Walter Reeve* of
GreenviUe. visited Mr and Mr*
James Marshall Sunday
J K Waits. Claude Franks, and
Frank Sherrill were business nai
lers in Charlottesville. Va.. several
days last week \
Mrs Georgia Lewis. Mrs Minnie
Burnett and Dennis Burnett were
Saturday supper guests of Mr and
Mrs W B Kitchen in Newberry
Mr and Mrs Gurney Carlton and
Ray of Honolulu. T H . and Mrs
Graoe Trexler of Boone, N. C.,
spent last week with Mrs. .Annie
Laura Simpson
Mr and Mrs John Lee of the
Hurrtcane community, were Sun
day visitors of Mr and Mrs John
Burnett. Sr.
Mrs Clyde Tindall and daughter
of Newberry , and Mrs. Buren Lown
and son of Clinton, spent Tuesday
with Mrs J K Warts
Mrs Clara Banks of Enoree.
spent last week with her nieces,
Mrs Frank Brannon. Mrs John
Fulmer, and Mrs J. R. Koon
Mrs Georgia Lewis. Mrs Minnie
Burnett and Dennis Burnett visited
Mrs Evelyn Cauble near Clinton
Sunday
Mr and Mrs James Marshall
visited baby Kathy Ann Barrett at'
t h e Spartanburg General hospital
Sunday.
Mr and Mrs L H Poag spent
the week-end in Goldsboro. N C..
with Mrs Jean PaJea and Mr and
Mrs Dave Gogan Mrs Palea has
been critically ill. but is improved
•i this time
Mr and Mrs Gene Cromer and
Martha of Newberry were Fndav
guest* of Mr and Mr* C A Dick
ey On Sunday Mr and Mrs Roy
Bfdrahaugh and daughter* of New
btrry Mr and Mr* Charlie B
Dickey of GreennDe visitad ta the
Dickey home
J Hyde Young observed a birth
day May t
Mr* J k Waita ■ a* the ever-
mghc guest of Mr aad Mn R R
Mr aad Mr* Gome Crave* were
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Gay • :*ted ’Smtt
Mr* Bertha Strwod wa* admitted
ta the hmp«Ul Meaday for treat
meat
Manor Boyce ha* returned to ta*
home after receiving UeAfaimt at
Spartanburg General hospital
Mrs Mae Clara Brannon under
went surgery at Blalock Clinic on
Tuesday
Ervin Norn* is a patient at Hay*
hospital
Strvewt-Amick Rile*
The Rev James B Mitchell of-
ficated at the double ring ceremony
uniting Miss Nancy Lee Stevens and
Henry Lamar Amick in the Joanna
Baptist Church on Saturday after
noon April 26. at 5 o'clock.
David Amick was his brothers
best man. Ushers were George
Amick. Paul Smith, and Louis Mar
shall Miss Evelyn Lever was
bridesmaid. Miss Judy Stevens was
her sister' maid of honor, and Miss
Marlene Weathers was junior
bridesmaid. Michael Weathers was
ring bearer
The attendants wore strapless
pastel organdy gowns with tiered
skirts and net stoles They earned
fan shaped white flowers and wore
bands of flowers across the head
The church was decorated with a
pair of crescent-shaped candela
bra holding white bghted tapers
and forming a background for floor
baskets of white gladioli, snapdra
gons and stock A table basket in
the center oflhe background held a
matching arrangement In the bap
tistry was the open B;bU with a
whife carnation on the white satin
book mark Potted palms graced
the sides of the church front
Presiding at the piano was Miss
Patricia Carr, and vocalist was
Mis* Eugenia Byars Given m mar
riage by her father, the bnde wore
a ballerina length dress of Chant. 1
ly lace over taffeta, fashioned with
a Peter Pan collar aad Mtf covered
bur on* down the front of the bo
lero She wore lace gauntlets aad
sf an wm
of lace.
pearls, aad was bordered with a
wide band «f Chantilly lace
A rerepuo* was bold at the
home, following which the young
couple left on a wedding tnp
Mr*. Amick is the daughter of
Mr and Mr* Homer George Ste-
vewa of Joanna Mr Amick is the
son of Mr. and Mrs Clinton H
Amick of Prosperity.
Mr. Prater Honored
H H Prater, principal of Joanna
schools, has been elected to serve
as vice-president of the Laurens
County Education Association for
the 1958 59 school term.
Miss Hilda Outer Honored
Miss Hilda Oxner. bride-elect,
was honored at an informal drop-in
recently by Miss Ruth Hair and
Mrs. J. Kelly Waits at the home of
the latter on Blalock Drive.
The party rooms were festive
with arrangements of spring bloom
ing garden variety flowers and the
honoree wore a spring woolen white
skirt with a jersey candy stripe top
Her shoulder corsage of white car
nations and a piece of crystal in her
chosen pattern were presented by
the hostesses.
Refreshments of ham biscuits,
fresh radishes, chips, home baked
pastries and iced drinks were serv
ed buffet style to the twenty guests
present
Surviving are M* wife Mrs
Nadir Russell Campbell three
daughter*. Mr* Arnold I. Divoa ofj
Clinton. Mr* William Shealry, of
Newberry, and Mr* John Richard
son. of Columbia, one son. Mac
Wayne Campbell, of the home; two
brothers. Tommy Campbell, of At
lanta. and J. Henry Campbell, ot
Joanna, four sisters. Mrs EDen
Hurkaby. of Gr*‘Uwood; Mr*.
Thelma Davis, Mrs. Dons McCall
and Mrs. Jeanette . Garrett, all of
Greenville, and four grandchildren
Funeral services were conducted
Sunday at 3 p. m at Joanna Bap
tist Church by the Rev. James B
Mitchell and the Rev. V. M Ross
Burial was in Rosemont Cemetery,
Clinton.
Pallbearers were Parson Nabors.
William Boyd. Lewis Thompson.
Elton Bedenbaugh, Ruben Lanford,
Lamar Bundrick. Elbert Mason
and Glenn Carr.
dev the Reset** Forres Art pew S«t Robbia* *bo M
grsm* al Fort Crofter Ark ard rf •• pflMat
He aiteaded the Jsanaa school* Drtacbovoat enteraM tho Army to
rntenug service l**l *"d has beau awarded the
_____ combat Infantryman Badge
Nsaigard Ta Fort Rdej Hi* pan-nt* Mr aad Mrs Calvfc
Army Sgt Charlie W Robbins. Robbins, live m Hlirtan. W Va.
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Phone 74
CoUe J. Campbell Passes
Colie J. Campbell 49. died sud
denly Friday afternoon at his home
at Joanna following a heart attack
Mr Campbell was a native of
and spent most of his life in Laur
eas County For the past 30 years
be had made his home a Joanna ]
where he was formerly employed at
Joanna Cotton MWs in the ^taung
department For the last M year*
Mr Campbell had bee* employed
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