The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, June 05, 1958, Image 16
Pact Sixteen
THE CUNTON CHRONICLE
Thursday, June &, 1958
Personal and Social '
News of Joanna
MRS. GEORGE METIS. Correspondent and Representative
Phone Joanna 3261
Mr$. Hugh Craig of Or-
lan/> Fl«\ spent last w*rk w ith his
parents,. MrSoKi Mrs (' .1 Craig.
CPO ami Mrs Colie Cnitwr and
children of C.roen Cove Springs.
Fla , spent the wi'ek-end with Mr
and Mrs James Lovelace Mrs
Lovelace returned home after an
extended visit with the Grubers
Mr ami Mrs George Motts.
Kathy and Carolyn were Saturday
supjH'r guests of Mr. and Mrs. Has
kell Motts in Newberry.
Mr and Mrs S f\ Motes, Mrs.
Bett> Mae Townsend. Mrs Betty
Jane Motes and children visited in
Cayce Friday afternoon with Mr
Motes' brother. C M Motes.
Mr and Mrs B L. Francis ha\e
returned home after, a two weeks
visit with their daughter and son-
in-law, Dr. and Mrs George P.
Yason, in Chicago. 111.
ML and Mrs. J K Waits spent
the week-end at Grove Park Inn
in Asheville, N. C.-
Mr and Mr.- Lewis Thompson
visited friends in Greenwood Sat
urday
Mr and Mrs K V. Griffis and
sons of Pendleton, spent the week
end with Mrs J. M. Bozard.
Mr and Mrs Frank Phillips ac-
daughters. Mis#
yelen Phillips, to
tin's week. The
Jare going to Ger-
ic summbr with
"Carl Phillips, and
eompanide
es Don
Quebec.
Misses P
rrtany to s
their brother.
Mrs. Phillips.
Mr and Mrs Harold Willingham
of Clemson. are spending several
days with Mr and Mrs. E. J. Wil
lingham
Mrs Pearl Bryant of Saluda,
spent the week-end with Mr and
Mrs S P Motes.
Mrs Minnie Lou Kitchens and
Dennis Burnett spent several days
last week at Ocean Drive.
Mr and Mrs John Paul Good
man and son of Greenwood, spent
Sunday with Mr and Mrs C. W
Chandler
Mm W W Hair. Mrs Lester
Hair and Miss Ruth Hair visited in
Greenwood Saturday with Mr ami
Mm Olga Hair.,
Mr and Mrs S C TuuJej. Deb
bt« and Keith were Sunday suitor*
of Mr and Mrs Mamin Humphries
Mr and Mm C C Nabors Mrs
RUa Adair and Mrs Later Ad sir
m t amden »tth
Mr and Mrs C f
%aatr manasd la her
D C,m m
day after aa evmted vMI wdb
Mauve*
Mr amf Mrs
aad Ray «f
• Mb Mr aad Mm Algw
Chapman-in Little Mountain during
the weekend
Mr and Mrs C. W Chandler
and Robert Thomas visited Mrs
Sallie Norris in Newberry Thurs
day.
Mr and Mrs Joe Johnson spent
Sunday in Greenville with Mr. and
Mrs John Lynch
Rev and Mrs Horace Hamm and
daughters of Knoxville, Tenn , are
visiting Mrs. Bessie Hamm
Mr and Mrs John Longshore and
children of Aiken, spent the week
end with Mr. and Mrs R. C. Mer
chant
Mr and Mrs Jimmy, Bridges
v. Indianhead. Md., spent last
wtvk with Mr 'and Mrs. M L
Bridges. On Sunday the two famil
jes visited Mr and Mrs. Grady
Hazel, Mr. and Mrs Fred Bridges
in Saluda.
Mr ami Mrs.'Fred Bragg and
Michael Smith were Friday visitors
in Greenville.
Mr and Mrs Carl Stroud of Co
lumbia. spent the week-end with
Mj> Bertha Stroud
Mr and Mrs. E A. Tinsley are
spending several weeks in Chicago,
111. with their children. Mr. and
Mrs Jim Compton. Mr and Mrs.
Jim Tinsley.
Mrs Sadie-Lewis, Mrs. Margaret
Lewis and Mrs Lucile Bedenbaugh
wore Saturday visitors in Green
ville
Mr and Mrs. J P Bedenbaugh,
Mr. 5nd Mrs. Coy Bedenbaugh and
children of Batesburg. were Sunday
dinner guests of Mr and Mrs. .Alvin
Bedenbaugh
Mr and Mrs Fred Bragg spent
Sunday in Aiken with Mr and Mrs
Ralph Bragg
Mr. and Mrs. K B. Smith and
Michael visited Mr. and Mrs James
Madison in Anderson Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Robert Crolley via-
ited relatives in Columbia Sun
day
Mrs Gene Craven and Gay. and
Mr* A S Holt were visitors in
Greenville Saturday.
Mrs Clifton Tucker Mm Jack
Huey and children were Friday visi
tor* in Spartanburg
Mr and Mrs Jack Gaddy of
Gray Court, and G. V Seller* vis
ited Jim Gaddy at Stale Part
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ety-Six, visited Mr and Mrs Wal
ter Waits Sunday
Mrs Martha Watts. Janice and
Judy Ann of Silverstreet attended
the Clinton High School graduation
exercises last Monday with Mr. and
Mm. Lester Longshore
tattle Johnny Moore is spending
part of his summer vacation with
his grandparents. Dr. and Mrs. T..
M Moore in Rembert.
Mrs Bill Thomas and Sue visited
in Greenville Friday with Mr. and
Mrs J L. Lanford.
Mrs V. M Coker of Easley, spent
last week with her daughter and
son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. S. A
League The Leagues accompanied
her to her home Sunday and also
018111x1 Mr. League's mother, Mrs.
F H Chapman, in Central
Mrs. Lester Longshore. Bettie
Zane and Dianne attended gradua
tion ceremonies at Newberry High
School Monday night.
Mrs Johnny Moore observed a
birthday June 1
Lee Add Tucker and daughter of
Atlanta. Ga.. visited Mr and Mrs.
Clifton Tucker recently.
Mrs. L'sler Sweatt. Rosemary
and Gloria, of Nashville, Tenn..
are visiting Mr and Mrs. W. R
Lanford fer several weeks
Mrs Georgia Lewis,» Mrs Minnie
Burnett and Mrs. Marietta Burnett
visited Mr and Mrs. Jim Dean
at Lydia Mill and Mr. and Mrs.
John Lee in the Hurricane com
munity Sunday.
Recent'guests of Mr and Mrs. C.
J Craig were: Mrs R L. Dunaway
of Greenville: Mr. and Mrs. J. L
Dunaway of Piedmont; Mrs. 0. E.
Crooks of Cross Anchor: Mrs. Hugh
Willard and Mrs. Bobby Bishop of
Clinton. Mr and Mrs. J. L. Craig
of Greenville
Ale Marvin Elliott, Jr., of Mc-j
Coy AFB, Orlando, Fla., spent the
week-end with Mr. and Mrs H. M
Elliott.
Mr. and Msr S P. Motes and
Simon Motes. Jr, visited in Co
lumbia Saturday with Mrs R H.
Murphy.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Gruber. Mr
and Mrs Barron O Shields and Al
len. Mr. and Mrs Rufus Darnell
and Denny spent Sunday in Char
leston
lastallaUM Service
The officers of the Woman s So
ciety of Chmtian Service were
installed Sunday night at Epvorth
Methndisi Church by the Rev V.
M Ross
The officer* for te IMRSb year
are
President-Mm laviaia.il Ceo-
Iry
Vtre-PrmdrfM—Mr* J**s*e Mar
Prater
Ri fcdwg rriary —Mm Lata
Mae O Drfl
Axiitaai Rer—dan
Mr* Yaa Gsdfn >
- Mm Jog
Tfearwrvr—Mm
Stall)* of Women—Mae Kittle
Mae Mospley.
Supplies—Mrs. Olivia Abrams
Assistants—Mrs. J. D. O'Dell and
Mrs. Naomi Weir.
Local Treasurer—Mrs. Belle Wil
lingham.
Assistant—Mrs. Carrie Jacks.
The first meeting of the WSCS of
the new year will be June IT at the
educational buildnig.
Mrs. Fay Tucker is confined to Teen-Age chib
her home because of illness. ' \ j The dancing classes have
Sylvia Metis and Martha Ellen discontinued for the summer.
Abrams have had measles. '
Mrs Annie Mae Lanford entered
Greenville GcrtCTaT hospital Sunday
for surgery.
Itiwwmi* Day Comp ' »
been A day camp for Brownies will
be held June 16-20 at the picnic
shelter area. The hours will be from
Music Recital 9:30 a. m to 3:30 p. m. each day.
Mrs. Gladys Nabors presented] Th® Brownies will meet TTiurs-
her piano pupils in recital recently J un ® 12. at 5:00 p. m. at Dr.
Woman's (Tub Meeting
The Woman's Club will mdet
Thursday night at the Joanna Club
House at 7:30 p. m. All members
are invited to be present.
Birth Announcement
Palen
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Palea
Goldsboro, N. C„ announce the]bors. Billy Boyce. Sue O’Dell.'Nan-
birth of a ^on, Terry Delfino. Mrs. r y Hayes, Tricia tarter, Martha
of
McFaddeh's office for camp ex
amination. This examination will
be free of charge. i
Phono V4
Eastern Stars and Masons To .Meet
The Eastern Star and Masonic
groups will meet Saturday, June 7,
at 7:00 p m at the club house.
Those taking part were: Tommy
Lawson, Ricky Carter, Frances
M a y. Edith Dominick, Donna
Brannon. Steve Lehman, Libby Na
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Poag, granddaughter of Mr. and Judy Templeton. Dale Nabors, Gay
Mrs. L. H. Poag of Joanna. ^ Craven, Linda Davenport, Susan
Davenport. Ann Smith, Vernon Ful-
Club House Schedule nu , r Vivian Whelchel, Linda Whel-
JTie summer program for the Jo-i c hel. Janet Lawson, Dickie Trot-
amja club house will be as fdllows: ter. Sue Bragg. Marilyn Sease,
Rosemary Abrams, Marilyn Case.
Dianne Sexton, Gail Murphy, Sara
Whitmire, Ellen Lawson, and Dixie
Couch.
WE PAY
Vacation Bible School
Vacation Bible sghool at Joanna
Presbyterian C'hurch will be held
June 9 13.
The classes will be held from 8:30
to 10:30 each morning.
AH Children are invited to attend
With The Sick
Mrs. Doris Simmons was a sur-j
gieal patient at Joanna hospital
several days last week
Richard Frady of Kinards, has re
turned to his home after receiving!
treatment at the local hospital.
Mrs. Everlena Whelchel is a med
ical patient at Joanna hospital.
Johnette Jenkins and Kent Pra
ter underwent tonsilectomies at the
local hospital Saturday.
^Irs. Bertha Evans was admit
ted to Joanna hospital Saturday for
treatment.
Mrs. Winfred Davenport is re
ceiving treatment at the local hos
pital.
Monday
9-10:00 a m —Outside games.
10:00 a. m —Archery (picnic shel
ter).
10:00-11:00 a. m—Movies.
7:00-9:0 p. m.—Flower making
class (Kitchen).
Tuesday
9:00-10:00 a. m —Outside games
10:00 a. m.—Archery (picnic
shelter).
10:00 a. m —Polka Tot club (Boys
and Girls ages 6-9).
2:00 p. m — Arts and Crafts
(Boys and Girls ages 10-14).
Wednesday
9:00-10:00 a. m.—Outside games.
10:00 a. m —Pre-Teen Club (Boys
and Girls ages 10-12).
2:00 p. m—Arts and Crafts
(Boys and Girls ages 6-9).
Thursday
9:00-10.00 a. m.—Outside games, j
10:00 a. m.—Folk dancing
2:00 p m —Fun with puppets.
Friday
9:00-10:00 a. m.—Outside games.
10:00 a. m.—Movies.
2:00 p. m —Story Hour.
7:00 p. m.—Teen-Age and Junior
J. R. Crawford
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ELECT
JUSTIN A BRIDGES
House of Representatives
LAURENS COUNTY
Send an EXPERIENCED legislator
to represent the people’s interests”
To Friends off
Laurens County
Tuesday, June 10
Is "Election Day”
Polls Open 8:00 A. M.
to 6:00 P. M.
FI RMAN E. THOMASON
Candidate for Supervisor
A New Registration Certificate is
the Only Requirement for Voting.
It is Your Duty to Vote
I, Furman EL Thomason, pledged when my friends insist
ed on me running for Supervisor that I would run a good
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clean and honest race. I have.
Elect Furman E. Thomason
Supervisor
Your Support and Vote Will Be Appreciated
the youth of S. C. asks you to
vote for DONALD RUSSELL
Too young to vote but
whot will South
ore asking Hies#
Donald RimeII ie Hie
Ms0^peest^9^J set t
■Swill
• • •
to care
offer m? Wa
and believe that
and qualified to
us opportunity m
!
Will Wt Inherit TK«
Burden Off A State Deficit?
Donald RuxmII is the only candidate who hoe
spoken of "Thrift" in state government He
has hod brood experience m administering
public funds both on o state ond a national
level. He is the man who hos the ability, and
the resolve to solve the problems of our state
deficit so that it will not be passed on os added
burden to future taxpayers.
Will Tliere Be Jobs
Available For Us?
Unless new industries ore brought into South
Carolina there will be a shortage of desirable
jobs available for young people now in school.
Donald Russell is the calibre man we need to
talk to the heads of important industries. He
understands their demands ond doors will t)e
open to him when he colls. Your young people
wont to stay in South Carolina. Donald Rus
sell is the mon to enlarge their job opportuni
ties.
Will Our Education Qualify
Us For A Good Livolihood?
The youth of South Coroimo needs the type of
•dueotion that will enable them to qualify a*
the best in whatever vocation they choose We
hove seen whot Donald Russell hos done ot the
University and we know that he con do the
some for every public school in South Caro
lina, elementary, high school and college level.
His experience and interest qualify him to
work more realistically with our public school
system
Will W. Have Inspired, Moral
Leadership Te Look Up Te?
Donald Russell will bring to the Governor's
office the high type leadership young people
like to look up to. He stands for clean living
and sobriety, and his Christian practices in
doily life will go with him to the Governor's
office. His intelligence, bis interest in oil peo
ple ond his.integrity will inspire respect in oil
young people arid set on example for them to
follow.
VOTE FOR
DONALD RUSSELL
FOR GOVERNOR