The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, September 25, 1958, Image 9
Thursday. September 25, 1958
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Pact Ntae
* Personal and Social
*
News of Joanna
MRS. GEORGE METTS, Correspondent and RepresentatiYe
Phone Joanna 3261
Mr and Mrs. Charlie Cole were
week end guests of Mr and Mrs
G. B. C<rfe in Charleston.
J. F. Lowman, Misses Ann Low-
man. Pam and Rhonda Honeycutt
visited Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Lowman
m White Rock Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Curt Salters and
family spent Sunday in Greenwood
with Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Salters. *
Ira Whittle, Guy Prater, Gene
Bragg, and Ralph Prater attended
the Carolina-Duke football game in
Columbia Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Godfrey
spent the week-end with Mr .and
Mrs. Bobby Wright in Columbia.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Young spent
Friday and Saturday with relatives
in Abbeville and attended the Bi-
Centennial activities.
% Mrs. Fted Ross and Mrs. E. J.
Willingham motored to Atlanta Sun
day and were overnight guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Howard. Lt
Col. Ross arrived in Atlanta Mon
day from Korea and was accompa
nied home by Mrs. Ross and Mrs.
Willingham.
Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Buchanan
spent the week-end in Columbia
with their children, Mrs. Allen
Trammell and Johnny Buchanan.
They also attended the Carolina-
Duke football game.
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Rinehart, Jr,
of Batesburg, Mr. and Mrs. Martin
Summers and family of Ninety-Six,
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Bishop of Clin,
ton, were Sunday guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Gene Bishop.
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Craig and
Mrs. Met La Stone of Clinton, visited
^ Mrs J. L. Mallard in Columbia
last Tuesday. Mrs. Mallard has
been quite ill.
Miss Pat Carr of Columbia, spent
the week-end with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. R. G. Carr.
Mr. and Mrs. Algie Abrams,
Adgte and Martha Ellen attended
a birthday dinner for the Latter's
mother, Mrs. E L Graham, in
Mr end Un J C. Ruff, Bobby
ind Jaotee, Tietted Netm
at Self Memorial hespital ta
Mrs. Gordon Boyce spent the past
two weeks with Mr and Mrs. Ro
bert Lee Franklin at Bonds Cross
Roads.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Elliott and
family of Georgetown, visited rela
tives here over the week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. William Dunlap
Misses Anna Margaret and Candy
Dunlap, Angela Ellis and Fred
Smith of Clinton visited Miss Judy
Dunlap at the Columbia hospital
Sunday. Miss Dunlap is a patient
there.
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Tinsley of
Newberry, visited relatives here
Saturday. »
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Culbertson
and Sylvia visited Mr. and Mrs.
Billy Joe Sprouse in Williston Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Phillips are
visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs
Frank Phillips. Cart received a dis
charge from the army last Wednes
day after serving 19 months in Ger
many.
Mrs. Bill Tinsley, Tony and Susan
spent Sunday in Leesville with her
mother, Mrs. Bessie Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Dean of Con-
shohocken, Pa., were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. R. F. Pitts last Tuesday.
In the afternoon they visited Mrs.
Mildred Rowell in Columbia.
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. J.
B. Killian were Mr. and Mrs. H. A.
Killian, Mrs. Edna Amick and chil
dren of White Rock; Mr. and
Jake Boland and family of
burg; Mr. and Mrs. James
and family of Prosperity;
Mrs. Loozo Killian and children of
Columbia; and Mrs. Gladys Kil
lian and family of Lexington.
Tommy O’Shields and Edward
Thomas of the Naval Baa* in Jack
sonville, Fla., spent the week-end
with relatives here.
Misses Mildred and Carrie Bell
Workman, and Mrs. Claude Lawson
were Saturday visitors in Green
ville
Mr and Mrs. Claud* Lawson at
tended the Lawson reumoo ia Union
and children, Mrs Frank Simpson,
Rev and Mrs J. B. Mitchell and
Miss Crystal] Crmg
Mr and Mrs W. W Niver and
family spent the weekend ia West
minster with Mrs. A. N Pritchard.
They also attended the Clemaoo-
Virgima football game at Clemson.
Mrs. Mary Lehman and Mrs
Martha Lawson were business visi
tors in Florence last Thursday
Among those attending the Caro
lina-Duke football game in Colum
bia Saturday were Ernest Floyd,
Dr. R C. Noble, James Simpson,
James Hollingsworth, and Jimmy
Hollingsworth.
Jacks; Amutant—Mrs. Lola Ab-
rams. Flower Chairmen—Mrs An
nie Hall and Mrs Jennie Boyce;
Social Service Chairnun—Mrs. Be
atrice Humicutt. Assistant—Mrs
Ruby Huffstetler
A buffet supper wis enjoyed du
ring the social hour
With The Sick
Marion F. Banks received treat
ment at the local hospital several
days last week. \
James Brown is recuperating at
the Veterans hospital in Columbia
following surgery last Tuesday
Mrs. Sara Ruth Livingston is a
medical patient at Joanna hospital.
Mrs. Jeanette Baker underwent
surgery last Thursday at Joanna
hospital.
Mrs. Cora Lee Lever is recuperat
ing at her home after surgery at
the local hospital.
Richard Johnson underwent mi
nor surgery Saturday at the local
hospital.
Broadus Baker of Whitmire, is
convalescing following an appen
dectomy on Saturday.
John Hyler of Nerwberry, was
transferred to Newberry hospital
Sunday following an auto accident
Donald Avery of Newberry, Sybil
Jennings and Delores Stroud of
Whitmire, are patients at Joanna
hospital following an auto accident
Sunday night on the Joanna-Whit-
mire highway.
Mrs J. R. Koon has been con
fined to her home with flu
SchMl Group Meeia
The Joanna Parent-Teacher As
sociation met Monday night in the
school cafeteria.
Mrs. Lula Mae O’Dell, president,
presdied over the business session.
On the business agenda the group
voted to have the playground equip
ment repaired, make curtains for
the lunch room and to give a cash
donation to each classroom.
Mrs. Hack Prater, chairman of
the hospitality commitee, and Mrs.
Frank Simpson, wer? in charge of
the social hour, which was a recep
tion for the faculty members of the
school
Punch and cookies were served
from a prettily appointed table
covered in organdy over green. Pas
tel fall flowers were used as the
centerpiece.
Mr and Mrs. Fred Brace, Sr,
Mr and Mrs Fred Bragg. Jr. and
daughters, Mr and Mrs. Ralph
Bragg and family of Aiken, Mr and
Mrs. B R. Smith and Michael. Mr.
and Mrs Jones Wallenzine. Mr and
Mrs Ray Werts and son of Glen
dale, attended a birthday dinner
Sunday for Mrs. J. H. Wallenzine at
the Lydia Mill club house Mrs
Wallenzine was observing her T7th
birthday
PUBLIC RECORDS
Fred S Boyd, Jr, to A. Lee Wal
drop, lot on Marion St, Laurens,
for $794 49 and assumption of mort
gage.
Hubert J Pitts to John Weamer
Stevenson and Russell Allen Ste
venson, lot on Calvert Avenue, Clin
ton, for $10 00 and other considera
tions.
*
Daniel E. I go and Virginia Mc
Lean Igo, to Blake P. Garrett, four
tracts of land in Youngs Townsihip
for $21,000.00
Blake P. Garrett to W H. Phil
lips, Sr , tracts of land near Enoree
for $22.730 M
W H. Phillips, Sr. to James Gro
ver Pearson. 47 90 acres in Youngs
Township for $100.00 and other valu
able considerations
J. D. Owing* and James A. Ow
mgs to Druscilla.O. Wallace, their
interest in 190 acres in Youngs
Township and 129 87 acres in Dials
Township for $5,331 16
George L. Coleman to Dr L L
Long, 4.4 acres in Cross Hill Town
ship for $10 00 and other valuable
considerations
Mrs. Eva R Hanvey to H. R
Hanvey and Sara Hanvey. 5 acres
on road from Clinton to Ora. for
$1 00. love and affection.
William Henry Pinson to Mid-
State Investment Corporation, 1.51
acres in Cross Hill Township for
$50.00
Dr. J. B. Branyon ,to C. J
Reeves, Evelyn H. Reeves and La-
vinia V Hunt, lots on Lake Green
wood for $500.00.
Louie O. Thomley to Clinton Cot
ton Mills, lot on North Sloan St.,
Clinton, for $1000 and other valu
able considerations
Robert M Vance to James Ki-
nard, lot in Hunter Township, foi
$10 00 and other considerations
Obie Carroll to Canal Wood Cor
poration. 30 acres known as Tract
No 3 of the Charlie Buford lands
for $900 00
Marriage iJeeures Issued
Thomas Elbert Jackson, Laurens,
and I/Hiiae Creech Laurens
Kenneth Robert Martin, Clinton,
and Mararet Jeanette Noal. Whit
mire
Waymon Eugene Waters, Char
lotte, N C , and Joyce Elaine Dorn,
Honea Path
Billy Lee McCrary, Clinton, and
Anna Mae Carley. Clinton
Bobby Gene Pearson. Clinton, and
Anna Mane Bradford. ColllnsviHe.
Okla
James Harold Martin, Joanna,
and Alda Elizabeth Holder. Clinton.
Minnie Wilson Johnson, Jr., Foun
tain Inn, and Barbara Marie Dttr
ham, Fountain Inn
Joseph Allen Pulley. Laurens,
and Betty Jean Jones. Waterloo
FOR SALE
Building
at Joanna
.15x110. On A Ix>t
100x210 Ft.
(all
HIM. DOBBINS
At SO
Shop
Wednesday
Mornings
Free
Parking
Clinton real dents are
invited to take advan
tage of the free parking
and shop on Wednesday
morning’s. x
SHOP CLINTON FIRST
Attend Reception ’
Dr. and Mrs. W. J. Carter at
tended the farewell reception for
Bishop John R. Russell of the Dio
cese of Charleston Sunday.
The reception was held in Galli-
van Hall of St Mary * Church in
Greenville
Mrs Carter, recently elected
president of the Joaana Catholic
Women, served as one of the host
Mr and Mrs Hack Prater
Announcing the Opening
of the
LaBRUCE HEIST
SCHOOL OF DANCING
Saturday, Oct. 4 - 10:00 A. M.
Children Of All Age*-
From 2Vi Years Up
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9 A* M. and 12 Noon
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during the
with Mrs J. D
O’Dell presiding
Officers for the iww church
school year were elected as foUows
Teacher—Mrs Mary Stmpeon, As
sistant Teacher, Mrs. Lula Mae
O'Dell; President—Mrs Jimmie
Hurrah, Vice-President—Mn Jo-
berta Niver; 1st Vice-President—
Miss Kittle Mae Moseley; Secretary
—Mrs. Pearl Williams; Assistant—
Mrs. Evelyn Templeton; Corre
sponding Secretary — Mrs. Polly
Brown; Assistant—Mrs. Belle Wil
lingham; Treasurer—Mrs. Carrie
BRING A FRIEND TO
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